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CFC salutes 

2010 campaign 

The Combined Federal 

Campaign awards luncheon 

recognizes the top 

contributors in Navy Newport 

and southeastern 

Massachusetts for 2010. 

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The Newport 

SERVING COMMANDS AND ACTIVITIES, NEWPORT, R.I. 

Admiral views 

his own portrait 

The official portrait of the 

outgoing president of the 

Naval War College, Rear 

Adm. Phil Wisecup, is 

unveiled in ceremony. 

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VOL. 110 NO. 14 APRIL 8, 2011 

Flags salute the flag 

NAVAL WAR COLLEGE CHANGE OF COMMAND — From left, Rear Adm. James P. Wisecup, Adm. Gary Roughead, Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) and Rear 

Adm. John Christenson, render honors during the singing of the national anthem at the Naval War College change of command ceremony March 30. Christenson 

relieved Wisecup as the 53rd president of the NWC. Story, more pictures, Page 8. 

Ambassadors 

visit NAVSTA 

The Harlem Ambassadors, 

regular visitors to 

military installations worldwide, 

bring their special 

family entertainment to 

Gym 302 this week. 

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Newport Navalog, Friday, April 8, 2011 

Bob Krekorian/U/S. navy photo 

Military and civilian representatives from the 102d Intelligence Wing, Massachusetts 

Air National Guard, at center, join the 2010 Rhode Island/Southeastern 

Massachusetts Combined Federal Campaign (RI/SEMA CFC) awards 

luncheon, March 23, at the Officers’ Club. More than 162 federal civilians and 

military representatives from 53 federal agencies, activities, and military commands 

attended. 

Distinguished NAPS alumnus 

returns as its keynote speaker 

LT. CANDY H. CONKLIN 

NAPS Administrative Officer 

The Naval Academy 

Preparatory School (NAPS) 

Battalion of Midshipman 

Candidates hosted Lt. Cmdr. 

Christina Dalmau as the 

keynote speaker in their 2011 

Character Development Lecture 

series on March 24. 

Dalmau is currently the 

Director of the Officer 

Department at Naval 

Nuclear Power Training 

Command in Goose Creek, 

S.C., as well as a distinguished 

alumnus of the 

NAPS Class 1994. 

A recent winner of the 

Capt. Joyce Bright Hancock 

Leadership award, she 

returned to provide the 

NAPS midshipman candidates 

insight to her challenges, 

accomplishments 

and experiences with the 

Naval Academy as well as 

the naval nuclear power 

community. 

Lt. Cmdr. Christina Dalmau, Director of the Officer 

Department at Naval Nuclear Power Training Command 

in Goose Creek, S.C., and a Naval Academy 

Preparatory School graduate, addresses the Battalion 

of Midshipman Candidates at NAPS. 

CFC luncheon cites 

record contributions 

By BOB KREKORIAN 

NAVSTA Public Affairs Staff 

Naval Station (NAVSTA) 

Newport and its tenant 

commands were among 

other federal agencies in 

Rhode Island (RI) and 

southeastern Massachusetts 

(SEMA) recognized for 

their outstanding performance 

during the 2010 

RI/SEMA Combined Federal 

Campaign (CFC) at an 

awards luncheon, March 

23, at the Officers’ Club. 

Pledges and contributions 

from NAVSTA and its 

tenant commands totaled 

$499,951. This sum repre- 

sents almost 43 percent of 

the total dollars raised in 

Rhode Island and Southeastern 

Massachusetts, and 

more than 53 percent of the 

total dollars raised in 

Rhode Island. 

Overall, the 2010 

RI/SEMA CFC pledges and 

contributions totaled $1.16 

million, an extraordinary 

accomplishment, and a 

more than 3.5 percent 

increase in giving above the 

2009 campaign, officials 

said. 

“This is the fourth year 

that we have raised at least 

one million dollars,” said 

Vincent Marzullo, chair- 

man, Local Federal Coordinating 

Committee. The 

2007 RI/SEMA CFC raised 

over one million dollars; 

2008, $1.1 million; and 

2009, $1.127 million. 

Data from the 2010 Campaign, 

provided by Elizabeth 

Comeau, director, 

2010 RI/SEMA CFC, 

showed a donor participation 

rate of 28.3 percent. A 

total of 5,168 contributors 

out of a total of 18,258 federal 

civilian, military, and 

postal employees raised 

$1,166,330. The average 

donation was $225. 

Author says China learning 

lessons from U.S. seapower 

By JOHN W. KENNEDY 

NWC Museum Director of Outreach 

Bernard “Bud” Cole has 

written a second edition to 

his well-received book, The 

Great Wall at Sea: China’s 

Navy in the Twenty-First 

Century. In a most informative 

session, he presented 

his research to a standing 

room only crowd at the 

Naval War 

C ollege 

Museum’s 

Eight Bells 

Lecture 

held on 

March 28. 

W ellgrounded 

Cole 

in the issuesasso- 

ciated with the People’s 

Liberation Army Navy 

(PLAN), Cole set the stage 

by listing the national 

security goals for China 

and then discussed the 

concerns PLAN has over 

the issues of Taiwan, the 

South China Sea, and the 

Sea Lanes of Communication 

(SLOCs. 

Taiwan is only 81 nautical 

miles from China at its 

closest point of approach. 

It lies within what is considered 

the “first island 

chain” for China. Yet, more 

significantly, China considers 

most of the South 

China Sea to be within its 

territory, he said. This 

extends well beyond Taiwan 

and encompasses the 

major sea lanes that go 

from the Strait of Malacca 

to Southeast Asia and 

beyond. 

Cole said that China has 

COLE, Page 14 

Capt. Joseph P. Voboril 

Commanding Officer, Naval Station Newport 

Lisa Rama 

NAVSTA Public Affairs Officer 

Greg Kohlweiss 


LUNCHEON, Page 14 

Bob Krekorian 


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Job title: Assistant director 

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Home town: Valparaiso, Ind. 

Most memorable career event: Performing with 

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Favorite duty station: 

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Role model(s): 

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Free time activities: 

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Favorite quote, motto or phrase: “If you have 

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whether there is anything you can do about it. If 

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Rear Adm. Phil Wisecup and his wife Anne unveil the traditional Naval War College president’s portrait 

that will be hung on the second deck of Conolly Hall while the artist, Gerald York, left, looks on. York has 

painted more than 20 portraits for Yale University and his work is in the permanent collection of the Yale 

University Art Gallery. 

Rear Adm. Wisecup, family 

unveil official NWC portrait 

By ENS. AUBREY PAGE 

NWC Public Affairs Staff 

Tradition continues to be 

an integral aspect of the 

change of command 

process at the Naval War 

College. Rear Adm. James P. 

‘Phil’ Wisecup, the 52nd 

president of the Naval War 

College, was joined by family 

and friends at an informal 

gathering to unveil his por- 

trait on March 29. 

Professor John Hattendorf, 

chairman of the Maritime 

History Department 

and director for the Naval 

War College Museum, 

opened the ceremony by 

explaining the tradition of 

the portrait and how the 

NWC president was only 

one of four positions in the 

Navy to be honored with 

such distinction. 

In order to grasp a sense of 

the details involved in creating 

a portrait, the artist, Gerald 

York, spoke on his desire 

to “capture the essence of 

the subject in a timeless 

presence.” This encouraged 

him to use the portrait 

of Commodore Stephen B. 

Luce, the founder of the 

Naval War College, as inspi- 

WISECUP, Page 14 

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Hilton Hotel are, from left, Maj. Gen. Robert T. Bray, Adjutant General and Commanding General, Rhode Island National Guard (RING); 

Professor Thomas M. Bayley; Ms. Jennifer Allen, computer operator/information manager (operations specialist 2nd class, USNR); 

Ms. Chelsea J. Smit, office automation assistant (ensign, USNR); Professor Richard J. Findlay; and retired Army Col. John Burns, 

former JMO faculty and the RIESGR chairman. 

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020 student, Lt. j.g. 

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SWOS graduates 

15 officers from 

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SWOS Public Affairs Staff 

Fifteen naval officers 

from Colombia, Peru, Saudi 

Arabia, Turkey, Tunisia, 

Trinidad-Tobago and 

Uruguay were graduated 

from the three-week Combat 

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Watch Officer (CICWO) 

Course at International 

Surface Warfare Officers 

School (ISWOS) on April 1. 

The ISWOS program is 

designed to foster international 

cooperation and prepare 

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line with the Chief of Naval 

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complex maritime operations. 

Social and cultural events 

are included in the curriculum. 

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SWOS staff sponsor 

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to American culture and 

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Special events 

Free skating for military 

KINGSTON — Operation: Military Kids with Rhode Island 

Military Child Resource Network will celebrate April as the 

Month of the Military Child (MOMC) with a free family skating 

party at the Boss Arena Skating Rink at the University of 

Rhode Island campus, Sunday, April 10, 2 to 4 p.m. 

The event will feature storytelling, door prizes, refreshments 

and a special presentation to military children to 

celebrate MOMC. 

In addition, each family will be given a family game 

night board game to take home and enjoy. Pre-Register by 

Friday, April 8, at RIMilitaryChildEvents@yahoo.com 

NAVSTA to mark Holocaust 

Rabbi Baruch Goldstein will be the guest speaker at 

Naval Station Newport’s observance of Holocaust Days of 

Remembrance, April 13, from 11 a.m. to noon, in the 

Naval Justice School auditorium. 

All hands and family members are welcome. 

Goldstein is one of the last Auschwitz survivors. At age 

16, he was the only person in his immediate family to 

have survived the horrors of the Holocaust. 

He is a former Hebrew teacher at Congregational Beth 

Israel, Worcester, Mass., and now travels to speak on his 

experiences at the Nazi death camps. 

Easter Bunny due at O’Club 

USAA* and Morale, Welfare and Recreation announce 

the return of the Easter Faire on Saturday, April 9, from 9 

a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Officers’ Club. The Toe Jam Puppet 

Band will perform, there will arts & crafts, concessions, 

and a photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny. There is 

a $2 per person fee. 

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Idol returns for second year 

Registrations are being accepted at Seaview Lanes 

Bowling Center, Building 656, for the second Newport Idol 

competition. Auditions will begin May 3 at 5:30 p.m. at 

the Recreation Center Conference Room. 

Be part of the audience and help select the winner on 

Tuesday, May 10, in the Officers’ Club Grand Ballroom. 

The top ten competitors will sing beginning at 6 p.m. 

Food and drinks will be available to order starting at 5:30 

p.m. 

The winner of the competition will win professional 

recording studio time, make his or her own CD, and 

receive a paid booking. 

For more information, call 841-3127. 

All hands Easter Brunch 

Celebrate Easter with a bountiful brunch at the Officers’ 

Club. 

All Hands Easter Brunch on Sunday, April 24, at Officers’ 

Club Grand Ballroom. Seating Times available from 11 

a.m. to 3 p.m. The brunch buffet includes breakfast classics 

along with roast leg of lamb with mint demi-glaze and 

honey glazed ham with bourbon raisin sauce, full dessert 

station and many more delectable dishes. 

Prices are $26.75 for adults, $12.50 for children 8 to 12; 

$7.50 for children 4 to 7; and free for children 3 and under, 

but a ticket is still necessary. 

All prices include gratuity and may be purchased at the 

Information, Tickets & travel Office (ITT), building 1255 

or call 841-3116. 

Motorcycle safety check offered 

Naval Station Newport’s Navy Occupational Safety and 

Health Office will hold a “Ride Your Bike to Work Day,” 

April 11, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Bring your motorcycle to the training range off Coddington 

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and routes in Rhode Island and New England. 

MSF-Certified Rider-Coaches will be available to provide 

information, assist with safety checks, and demonstrate 

exercises on the training range. Since this event is 

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Sexual Assault Prevention 

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training is a crucial role 

in command leadership’s 

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The training, scheduled 

for Tuesday, April 12, 8 a.m. 

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statements, and more. 

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if your past upbringing is 

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personal or professional 

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how to eliminate dysfunctional 

behavior that is no 

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Adult Children of Dysfunctional 

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Help for blended families 

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War College 

changes helm 

By CMDR. C. McCARTHY 

NWC Public Affairs officer 

Rear Adm. John N. Christenson 

relieved Rear Adm. 

James P. ‘Phil’ Wisecup as 

president of the U.S. Naval 

War College (NWC) during 

a change of command ceremony 

at Naval Station Newport 

on March 30. 

Guest speaker, Chief of 

Naval Operations (CNO) 

Adm. Gary Roughead, 

praised Wisecup’s accomplishments 

during his 

tenure and welcomed 

Christenson as the 53rd 

NWC president. 

“(Rear Adm. Wisecup) 

has brought to the Naval 

War College the valuable 

perspective of an operator 

who understands the world 

of policy, and he inherently 

understands how these initiatives 

further the development 

of our nation’s leaders, 

not just our Navy’s,” 

said Roughead. “We will 

need critical thinkers for 

the tests we face, and 

(Wisecup) has set about 

building them here in Newport 

with unmatched ingenuity 

and drive.” 

Wisecup assumed command 

of NWC on Nov. 6, 

2008, and led the college 

through a period of program 

expansion and 

increased international 

engagement. Roughead 

described the growth in 

quality and range of opera- 

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critical professional need 

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the Navy’s Global Title X 

War Game series and in 

2009 executed the most 

successful International 

Seapower Symposium, 

where 100 nations and 92 

chiefs of service gathered in 

Newport to cultivate global 

maritime partnerships. 

Wisecup will report to his 

next assignment as the 

Navy’s Inspector General, 

and he has been confirmed 

for appointment to the rank 

of vice admiral. 

During his career, Wisecup 

also served as commander, 

Carrier Strike 

Group Seven (Ronald Reagan 

Carrier Strike Group); 

commander, U.S. Naval 

Forces Korea; and as director 

of the White House Situation 

Room. He is a 1998 

graduate of NWC’s resident 

academic program. 

Wisecup read his orders 

and ordered his flag hauled 

down before relinquishing 

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adults and children of all 

ages Tuesday night in an 

exhibition game against a 

Navy pickup team at Gym 

302 at Naval Station (NAVS- 

TA) Newport. 

The evening opened with 

a challenge game between 

the Newport Intramural 

All-Stars and the New London, 

Conn., Intramural All- 

Stars from the U.S. Submarine 

Base, Groton. 

The Connecticut team 

won 50-48 and received a 

trophy from Morale, Welfare 

and Recreation. Afterwards, 

patrons could stay to see the 

Ambassadors in action. 

The Ambassadors visited 

Newport at the invitation of 

USO New England. 

“It was a great night for 

families,” Command Master 

Chief Don Ouellette 

said. “There was a lot of 

exhibition basketball, and 

the kids got to get out on 

the floor to shoot baskets 

with their dads, too.” 

After warm-ups by the 

Navy team, the Ambassadors 

came out on the 

floor and were introduced 

with fanfare. With dazzling 

ball handling skills and 

monster slam dunks, the 

visitors pulled way ahead in 

the score. But with a little 

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Navy tied the score late in 

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being physically challenged, 

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display of 3-point shooting 

and ball-handling. Tiffara 

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outscored the men, he said. 

The Ambassadors presented 

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JAMAICA — In coordination 

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Southern Command; and 

the U.S. Embassy in 

Kingston, Naval War College 

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Announcements 

Healthy Heart class canceled 

The Healthy Heart class at Naval Health Clinic New 

England’s Wellness Clinic, scheduled for April 18 from 3 to 

4 p.m., is canceled, the public affairs office said. 

NAVSTA Earth Day cleanup 

All hands are encouraged to participate in the Naval 

Station Newport Earth Day base cleanup, April 11 to 15, 

when trash and debris will be collected across the naval 

complex. 

Earth Day draws attention to the environment, and 

service-members and civilians are welcome to get 

involved by contacting the Integrated Solid Waste/Recycling 

manager, Scott Mello at 841-2464; or Ensign Aaron 

Kotlarz at 841-6927 for information. 

Summer uniform shift April 25 

According to the COMNAVREGMIDLANT/SOPA 

(ADMIN) HRINST 1020.1A the summer uniform shift for 

Zone 2, which includes Newport, is April 25 at 0001. 

The instruction states: “a. The uniform of the day will be 

worn when personnel are not required to be in a working 

uniform. The uniform of the day is prescribed for administrative 

offices, watchstanding, liberty, and normal Conduct 

of business ashore. 

Summer Camp registration 

The Child and Youth Program, operated by the Morale, 

Welfare and Recreation Department, has announced 

summer camp registration is open to children of active 

duty personnel, DoD civilians and contractors, ages 5 

through 12 

Fees are paid weekly and are based on total family 

income. A nonrefundable $50 deposit is required at registration, 

as well as a $5 camp T-shirt fee. 

There is no additional charge for field trips. Camp 

begins on Monday, June 27, and camp hours are 6:15 a.m. 

to 5:30 p.m. 

The registration schedule follows” 

• Currently - In-house patrons (children already registered 

in School Age Care Program). 

• April 11 — Children of active duty personnel. 

• April 18 — Children of DoD civilians and contractors. 

Registration packets are available at the Youth Center, 

or call the Fleet and Family Support Center at 841-2883. 

Barber Shop being renovated 

Renovations at the Navy Exchange Barber Shop, to 

include a full interior renovation to update the equipment 

and décor, are underway. The project is scheduled to take 

approximately four weeks. 

A temporary barbershop location is just inside the Main 

Store across from Blimpies. No interruption of services 

during this period is expected. 

Boston bus excursion next week 

Information, Tickets and Travel is still accepting reservations 

for its motorcoach trip to Boston on Saturday, 

April 16. It includes round-trip transportation departing 

from Naval Station Newport at 9 a.m. and returning 

around 6 p.m. 

The cost is $15 per person and your tickets can be 

picked up at the Information, Tickets and Travel office or 

call 841-3116. 

Leisure 

Internet Café 

(Building 1255, 841- 

2088) 

•Personal computers are 

available seven days a week 

to send and receive email, 

surf the web, play games - 

all at no charge. Have a cup 

of Starbucks brand coffee at 

the Coffee Shop while 

you’re here. The café is 

open Monday through Friday, 

9 a.m. to 8 p.m., weekends 

and holidays, 8 a.m. to 

6 p.m. 

Free WiFi sites 

at NAVSTA 

Free WiFi spots at Naval 

Station Newport provided 

by MWR are located at the 

Officers’ Club, Building 95; 

the Recreation Center, 

Building 656 and Leisure 

Bay, Building 1255. 

Bowling 

(Building 656, 841-4293) 

The Seaview Lanes Bowling 

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facility features regular and 

Xtreme bowling. The center 

also serves lunch, Monday 

through Friday beginning 

at 11 a.m. Call ahead 

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11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday 

11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 

1 to 11 p.m.; Sunday 

and federal holidays, 1 to 8 

p.m. 

Rates: $3.50 per game 

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Special fitness 

activities 

(Gym 109, 841-3154) 

• Weight Lifting Essentials 

on Wednesday, April 13 at 

5:30 p.m. Gym 109 offering 

Weight Training Essentials 

the second Wednesday of 

the month. Training session 

with a certified MWR 

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Safe lifting techniques, 

proper body alignment, 

understanding sets 

and reps, staying injury 

free, the keys to designing a 

program tailored to 

strength, endurance or toning, 

when and why a spotter 

is necessary. For more 

information, call Pat 

Mahoney at 841-3154. 

• Ask an Expert Series on 

Thursday, April 14 from 11 

a.m. to 1 p.m. Pamela 

Chambers from Naval 

Healthcare New England 

will be at Gym 109 to discuss 

this month’s topic. 

• Dodgeball Tournament 

on Thursday, April 14 starting 

at 5 p.m. Get a team 

together and get ready for a 

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Sign up for this double 

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Games start at 5 p.m. and 

registration deadline is 

Monday, April 11. 

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Saturday, noon to 10 p.m.; 

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Luncheon 

Continued from Page 2 

A goal of $450,000 was set 

for NAVSTA and its tenant 

commands for the Newport 

2010 CFC drive. 

Thirteen Navy commands 

and two Coast 

Guard commands at NAVS- 

TA were recognized in five 

award categories. The CFC 

awards program recognizes 

level of participation, and 

level of continued participation. 

Naval Undersea Warfare 

Center (NUWC) received a 

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increase in total dollars 

raised and for exceeding 

the average donation by 50 

percent. NUWC employees 

raised $265,469, a 2.28 percent 

increase above their 

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2009 Campaign total. The 

average donation was $495 

per donor. 

Naval Justice School 

received a Platinum Award 

for a 318 percent increase 

in total dollars raised above 

their 2009 Campaign total. 

NJS employees raised 

$8,071. The average donation 

was $538. 

Command Leadership 

School (CLS) received a 

Platinum Award for exceeding 

the average participation 

rate and for a 1.25 percent 

increase above their 

2009 Campaign total. CLS 

employees raised $4,450. 

The average donation was 

$371. 

Marine Corps Detach- 

from my Reserve career, whether I was 

traveling within the U.S. or all the way to 

South Korea for weeks to months at a 

time,” said Polatty. “I am really grateful 

that they have recognized the synergy between 

my teaching duties here at the College 

and the experiences I gain working in 

Joint and Maritime Operations Centers as 

a Reservist. At the end of the day I think it 

is a win-win for all of us.” 

Two Navy reservists from COSL attended 

the event in support of Bayley and 

Findlay. Ms. Jennifer Allen, computer 

operator and information manager, is a 

second class petty officer; and Ms. Chelsea 

Cole 


learned lessons over the last half-century 

by watching the United States and how it 

has executed its foreign policies. In those 

situations that involved a buildup of forces 

to enforce those policies, such as the Taiwan 

Straits Crisis of 1996, China witnessed 

the value of sea power and airpower as 

determining factors in resolving disputes 

or enforcing one’s will. 

China is not building its navy as a shipfor-ship 

challenge to the United States, 

Cole said. The biggest growth it has shown 

has been with coastal boats (missile) and 

its submarine force. More importantly to 

the professional growth of the PLAN, with 

ment (MARDET), Newport, 

received a Platinum Award 

for a 100 percent participation 

rate and for a 661 percent 

increase in pledges 

above their 2009 campaign 

total. MARDET Newport 

personnel raised $1,993. 

Naval Academy Preparatory 

School (NAPS) 

received a Gold Award for 

exceeding a 50 percent participation 

rate (63 percent) 

and 103 percent increase in 

total dollars raised above its 

2009 campaign total. NAPS 

personnel pledged $27,150. 

The Center for Service 

Support (CSS) received a 

Gold Award for exceeding a 

50 percent donor participation 

rate (58 percent). 

J. Smit, an office automation assistant, is 

an ensign. 

The Freedom Award was instituted in 

1996 under the auspices of ESGR, a 

Department of Defense agency, to recognize 

exceptional support from the 

employer community. Every year, Guard 

and Reserve service members and their 

families are encouraged to nominate 

employers who have provided exceptional 

support of military employees above federal 

law requirements. 

Almost half of the U.S. military is comprised 

of the Guard and Reserve. 

Wisecup 


ration. 

“Gerald York’s excellent 

portrait of Admiral Wisecup 

is a very fine addition to the 

Naval War College’s collection,” 

said Hattendorf. 

“York has very successfully 

expressed a wonderful rapport 

with Admiral Wisecup’s 

personality and leadership 

style.” 

Wisecup revealed the 

portrait to those gathered, 

alongside his wife, Anne. 

He expressed his sincere 

appreciation by stating, “It’s 

an honor and a privilege to 

have a portrait of yourself 

in this passageway. I 

couldn’t be happier.” 

Since early March of 

2010, Wisecup and York 

have been working together 

using discussions, examples, 

and photographs to 

gradually build the portrait 

into the masterpiece it has 

become. 

The crowd mingled 

around the painting and discussed 

it with each other. 

A Yale University graduate, 

York creates portrait 

paintings and sculptures 

for institutions. He commented, 

“In an institution 

like this, there’s a huge tradition, 

and an artist’s role is 

to capture the integrity and 

dignity of that institution. 

I hope that I have integrated 

Admiral Wisecup into 

the tradition of the Naval 

War College.” 

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limitation, or 

discrimination based 

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sex, handicap, 

familial status or national 

origin, or an intention, 

to make any 

such preference, limitation, 

or discrimination." 

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not knowingly accept 

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real estate which is in 

violation of the law. 

Our readers are hereby 

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Members of the Ballistic Missile Defense Community held discussions during their 

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