NARRATIVE SUMMARY COMMAND OPERATIONS AND TRAINING

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Subject: NARRATIVE SUMMARY COMMAND OPERATIONS AND TRAINING               

Unit: VMO-1       

Parent Organization: MAG-29      

Box ID: BX600026

Folder Title: COMMAND CHRONOLOGY MARINE OBSERVATION SQUADRON -1 1990 - 1991                                   

Document Number:         13

Folder SEQ  #:         39


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                                           LEGAL

             (U) The judicial activity for the reporting period hit an all time low
         with no NJP's or court martials being held. No doubt that the lack of
         liberty/alcohol and the high morale of the squadron were a contributing
         factor.



                                      LOGISTICS/SUPPLY

             (U) In establishing and refining the squadron spaces and living
         quarters, the focus was diverse. The advanced party under lstit Twiford
         identified billeting, office and maintenance areas. The list of requirements
         included: 25 GP tents, construction of office spaces, electrical wiring for
         all spaces, engineering support for bunkers, and the pouring of a cement pad
         for a clamshell hangar.
              Once in country, Maj Shy, with the assistance of SgtMaj Young, supervised
         the construction of squadron billeting and maintenance spaces, bunkers, and
         office furniture while handling the myriad of details it took to set up the
         logistics support required for the squadron to be fully combat capable.
             One hundred rounds of 5.56mm ammunition per Marine and very limited amounts
         of 9mm ammunition were acquired and distributed. Satisfactory amounts of 9mrn
         ammunition were later received and issued by the close of the month.
         Lcpl Balser was able to set up an armory facility by the last day of the
         month.


                                          MEDICAL

             (5) One (1) marine suffered a dislocated shoulder while playing football
         resulting in no lost work days. Another marine was medevaced back to CONUS
         due to a complication from a previous injury. The squadron finished the gamma
         globulin and anthrax series of vaccines.





















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File Room = oct96_declassified
File Cabinet = Week-42
Box ID = BX600026
Unit = VMO-1
Parent Organization = MAG-29
Folder Title = COMMAND CHRONOLOGY MARINE OBSERVATION SQUADRON -1 1990 - 1991
Folder Seq # = 39
Subject = NARRATIVE SUMMARY COMMAND OPERATIONS AND TRAININ
Document Seq # = 13
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Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 12-NOV-1996