ARMED FORCES
Midshipman Third Class Michael
D. Malone, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Malone of 316
Van Cott Ave., Farmingdale is
aboard the anti- submarine support
aircraft carrier USS Randolph
as part of his summer
training cruise.
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William J. Byrne, 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Byrne,
64 Westwood Road S., Massapequa,
was commissioned an Army
second lieutenant upon graduation
from the Signal Officer
Candidate School at Ft. Gordon,
Georgia.
LL Byrne, a 1964 graduate of
Alfred G. Berner High School,
Massapequa, entered the Army
in September 1966 and was last
stationed at FortOrd, California.
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Two soldiers from Farming-dale,
Privates Raymond J. Rhode
and John James Petrillo, completed
nine weeks of advanced infantry
training at Ft. Polk,
Louisiana. Their last week of
training was spent in guerrilla
warfare exercises.
During their guerrilla training,
they lived under simulated
Vietnam conditions for five days,
fighting off n* yht attacks and
conducting raids on " enemy"
villages. They were taught
methods of removing booby
traps, setting ambushes and
avoiding eneny ambushes.
Pvt. Rhode is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Rhode, 103
Yoakum Avenue.
Pvt. Petrillo is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter J. Petrillo, 521
Staples Street.
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Marine First Lieutenant Peter
E. Laux, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward O. Laux of 120 Hampton
Blvd., Massapequa, has reported
for duty with Marine Observation
Squadron One at the
New River Marine Corps Air
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Marine Private Christopher J.
Barber, son of Mrs. Charles Tolp
of 24 N. Crescent Drive, Farmingdale
, helped his platoon win the
" Minuteman Flag" while undergoing
recruit training at the Par-ris
Island, S. C. Marine Recruit
Depot.
The flag was awarded to his
platoon for attaining 100 per cent
participation in the U. S. Savings
Bond Drive.
Fire Control Technician Seaman
William N. Jarett, USNR,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Jarett of 59 Lambert Ave., Farmingdale
was a crewmember
aboard the destroyer USS Gearing
when she recently completed
a month- long testing cruise
off Cape Kennedy, Fla.
* * *
Army Specialist Four Joseph
J. Coyle, 22, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Coyle, 170 Charles
Ave., Massapequa Park, is
participating in " Exercise Coral
Sands n," a joint - service amphibious
assault on the island
of Molokai, Hawaii.
Spec. Coyle, a driver, is assigned
to Headquarters Company,
4th Battalion of the 11th
Infantry Brigade's 3rd Infantry.
Aviation Machinist Mate Airman
James R. Nicholson, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Nicholson of 12 Carman Court,
Farmingdale, is serving a six-month
tour of duty at the Naval
Station, Bermuda, B. W. I.
The squadron is homebased at
Jacksonville, Fla.
Airman Joseph M. Green, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund T. Green
of 87 W. Oak St., Farmingdale,
has been selected for technical
training at Lowry Air Force
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States Air Force supply specialist.
The airman, a 1965 graduate
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Texas.
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Airman Second Class Robert
C. Tolken, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Tolken of 211 Harmony
Drive, Massapequa Park, has
been graduated from the U. S. Air
Force technical training school
at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi.
He completed the radio repairman
course conducted by the Air
Training Command which provides
technical and specialized
education programs for the nation's
aerospace force.
He is being reassigned to Robins
Air Force Base, Georgia,
as a member of the Air Force
Communications Service.
Airman Tolken is a graduate
of Massapequa High School.
• • *
Airman Third Class Robert
C. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Walker of 1 Riviera
Drive, E. Massapequa, has been
graduated from the U. S. Air
Force technical training school
at Sheppard Air Force Base,
Texas.
He completed the medical specialist
course conducted by the
Air Training Command which
provides technical and specialized
education programs for
the nation's aerospace force.
He is being reassigned to Suffolk
County Air Force Base, New
York, as a member of the Air
Defense Command.
Airman Walker is a graduate
of Eastern Military Academy,
Huntington, N. Y.
* • •
Radar man Seaman Kevin P.
English, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas J. English of 368
East lake Ave., Massapequa Park,
was a crewmember aboard the
destroyer USS Gearing when she
recently completed a month- long
testing cruise off Cape Kennedy,
Fla.
* « *
Radarman Seaman Kevin P.
English, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas J. English of 368
E. Lake Ave., Massapequa Park,
was a crewmember aboard the
destroyer USS Gearing when she
recently completed a month- long
testing cruise off Cape Kennedy,
Florida.
The cruise was designed in
order for the Gearing to observe
the nuclear powered Polaris submarine
USS Will Rogers as she
conducted post- commissioning
tests and training.
The Gearing is homeported at
Newport, R. I.
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Fireman Apprentice Philip M.
Cara. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip M. Cara of 102 N. Suffolk
Ave., Massapequa, is participating
in sea trials aboard the
light guided missile cruiser USS
Springfield following a six- month
overhaul in Boston.
Prior to the overhaul, the 610-
foot cruiser completed a 40-
month deployment to the Mediterranean
as flagship for Commander
Sixth Fleet.
* * *
Seaman Apprentice Kelvin R.
Shearn, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Shearn of 11
Marlbord Ave., Massapequa, was
a crewmember aboard the light
guided missile cruiser USS
Galveston when the ship arrived
at Naples, Italy for a three-day
visit.
The ship is currently serving
as a unit of the United States
Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean
and flagship for the Commander
of Cruiser- Destroyer Flotilla 10.
The Galveston is homeported
at San Diego, California.
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