Preview Magazine - November 2021 by MCCS Iwakuni

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A Legacy of

Honor Courage

& Commitment This month, we celebrate 246 years of the

Continuing forward, we will hear from

Marine Corps. We reflect on the proud

current Marines in our community as they

history and honor timeless traditions to

express the importance of participating in

carry on the legacy of what MCCS proudly

these traditions and honoring the heritage.

calls the “most loyal, feared, revered, and professional fighting force the world has

Finally, get an exclusive look at what it takes

ever known.”

for MCCS to put on the Marine Corps Ball right here at MCAS Iwakuni.

Take a journey with us as we travel back in time, exploring the origins and notable moments of the Marine Corps and the evolution of the Birthday Ball.

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The countdown begins! It’s time to shine your shoes, press your pants, and gussy up your gown. Let’s get ready for the Marine Corps Ball.

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1800

November 10, 1775 Second Continental Congress resolves that “two Battalions of Marines be raised” as landing forces of the fleet. First significant recruitment drive is facilitated at Tun Tavern.

1776 Captain Samuel Nicholas, known as the first commissioned officer, commands the first amphibious raid in the Bahamas in the Battle of Nassau.

1913 The first aviation unit is commissioned.

1941 Marines serve as the primary force for the allies in World War II employing their amphibious “island-hopping” strategy. On June 25, Executive Order No. 8802 is issued by President Franklin D. Roosevelt enabling racial minorities to

1965 Marines join the efforts in South Vietnam, beginning their campaign in the Vietnam War.

join the armed services. By October

1983

1942, African-American recruits begin

Operation Urgent Fury protects hundreds

training to become Marines at

of Americans living in Grenada.

Montford Point.

1950 In September, Inchon Landing, Seoul is reclaimed after North Koreans are pushed out by the Marines. This effort serves as one of the most historic amphibious landings.

1990 Operation Desert Shield

1991 Operation Desert Storm

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1814

1847

Marines heroically defend

During the Mexican-American War,

Washington in the Battle of

Marines storm Chapultepec Castle,

Bladensburg, Maryland

suffering tremendous losses during the battle. This fight inspired the introductory lyrics to the Marine’s hymn, “From the Halls of Montezuma.”

1805 Marines battle against Barbary pirates in protection of the USS Philadelphia, inspiring the lyric “Shores of Tripoli” in the Battle of Derna in 1805.

1868 Marines adopt the emblem “eagle, globe, and anchor.” The eagle represents our great nation, the globe signifies the Marines’ global presence, and the anchor exemplifies naval heritage.

1900

1883 The motto of the Marine Corps, “Semper Fidelis,” is established.

2001 Operation Enduring Freedom

Present Day

2000

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Uniforms of the Marine Corps 1775 The first Marines wore green coats with white lapels, cuffs, and coat linings with a high leather collar to protect the neck from swords and to keep the head held high. The original “Leatherneck.”

1798 A blue uniform with red trimmings replaced the green. Blue references the Marine Corps’ Naval heritage, and red being the color John Paul Jones’ Marines wore during the Revolutionary War.

1804 Buttons using an eagle and anchor emblem (based on the fouled anchor device used in 1776) were added to the dress uniform.

1805 Marine Corps Officers carry the Mameluke Sword, the sword given to Lieutenant Presley O’Bannon by a Mameluke chieftain. Lt. O’Bannon and his Marines marched across the North African desert to rid the “shores of Tripoli” of pirates.

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1834 Uniforms briefly revert to green and white.

1847 Officers, Staff Noncommissioned Officers, and Noncommissioned Officers wear a scarlet red stripe on their dress blue trousers to commemorate the courage of the men who fought in the Battle of Chapultepec in September of 1847.

1849 The blue and red uniform returns for good. This is the basis of the modern dress blues.

1859 The NCO Sword is carried by both Noncommissioned Officers and Staff Noncommissioned Officers, and is used for ceremonial purposes. The NCO Sword was bestowed to NCOs and SNCOs by Commandant Colonel John Harris in 1859. The quatrefoil (a cross-shaped braid worn on the top of an officer’s cover) is another tradition that began pre-Civil War.

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1861 A new, simplified version of the dress uniform is introduced into Marine Corps attire. The full dress uniform becomes reserved for formal occasions.

1898 A more modern cut is chosen, closely resembling the uniforms worn today.

1916 Identification tags (dog tags) are officially authorized as part of the Marines’ uniform. A service uniform is added to Marine Corps attire as a replacement for the “undress” uniform introduced in 1861-1865. The forest-green service uniform became standard for field and combat.

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1926 Some updates to the Service Uniform included a flat-rolled collar as opposed to the traditional upright version.

1942 Camouflage patterns are experimented with for use in battle uniforms.

1982 The desert battle dress uniform is introduced.

2000 The Marine pattern camouflage (MARPAT) replaces the desert battle dress uniform.

2002 MARPAT Combat Utility is approved by the Commandant. This order also allowed Marines to wear boots made with the rough leather out, reducing up-keep.

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Origins of the Birthday Ball The annual Marine Corps Ball has come a long way from the elaborate galas we have come to know. In 1921, Commandant, Gen. John A. Lejeune declared by Marine Corps Order No. 47, Series 1921, that every year on November 10, this order must be read to all Marines. Order 47, Series 1921 included the history, mission, and traditions of the Marine Corps. Eventually, the annual tradition of recognizing the history and traditions through the order evolved into various forms of celebration. Dances, battle reenactments, and ceremonies commemorating the occasion lead the way for the first “formal” Birthday Ball in Philadelphia, 1925. Distinguished Guests including the Commandant, Secretary of War, and other prominent individuals observed the dedication of a memorial at Tun Tavern, the origin of the Marine Corps, followed by festivities at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel.

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Traditions & Ceremony In 1952, the emergence of time-honored Marine Corps Ball traditions began with establishing the cake-cutting ceremony where the first piece of cake is presented to the Guest of Honor, the second piece to the oldest Marine, and the third piece to the youngest Marine in attendance. This ceremony is meant to signify the passing of tradition from one generation to the next.

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Today’s Marine Corps Ball ceremonies also include the presenting of arms, marching on and posting of the colors, and the reading of Gen. Lejeune’s Birthday Message, along with the Commandant’s Message. A POW/MIA table is present as a memorial to the fallen or missing in action. These traditions have evolved and grown over time, serving as a parallel for the evolution of the Marine Corps.

A single rose represents the

A lit candle serves as a

blood that was shed for the

symbol of hope to help

freedom of our country.

lead the way home.

Additionally, it represents the family and friends who wait for the return of the missing.

An inverted glass symbolizes that these servicemembers cannot partake.

A red ribbon represents loyalty and duty to serve our nation.

A slice of lemon

Salt sprinkled on the

represents the bitter fate.

bread dish represents

An empty chair signifies the

the tears of loved ones.

absence of those who are fallen or missing.

POW/MIA Table Symbolism

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MCAS IWAKUNI

MARINES & THE MARINE CORPS BALL Leading up to the Marine Corps Ball, we hit the street to talk to the community about their service and what the Marine Corps Ball means to them. The anticipation is palpable. There is a collective excitement as we near the event to come together to celebrate the birthday of the Marine Corps.

Lance Corporal Medeiros

2 Years of Service

What made you decide to join the Marine Corps? I joined the Marine Corps for more

The first place I went to after Bootcamp

options, a better choice in life. I was

was Texas. I had never been to Texas or

stuck in Rhode Island. I am 28, and I was

out of my own state. And I’m living here

getting complacent with a job that wasn’t

in Japan. I’d never been to Japan before,

paying too well. I was also working a lot

and another reason I joined was to come

of jobs, and I just needed something

here to Japan which is kind of cool.

new. This gave me an opportunity to travel and everything.

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Why is the Marine Corps Ball significant to you?

It’s on the Marine Corps birthday. It’s about tradition. Everyone comes together, you hang out with other ranks. You’re able to just communicate better and get along with everyone and remember why you joined.

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Staff Sergeant Boucher 10 Years of Service What made you decide to join the Marine Corps? Well, when I found out my dreams of being a Power Ranger weren’t going to work out for me because they’re not real, I guess the next best thing, honestly for me, was being a Marine. I wanted to join a service and do something physically challenging. After being told so many times you can’t do something, you finally take the challenge, and you prove to everybody else, and not only everybody else, but yourself, that you can. It’s just an accomplishment that you want to do for your life, and I’ve done it and have been enjoying it ever since.

Why is the Marine Corps Ball significant to you? For me, it represents not what we have

And just remembering those passed, the

currently, but what’s happened in our past

building blocks, and that we’re standing

that’s built up and how far we’ve come

on the shoulders of giants. That helps us

since 1775 until now. And it just represents

remember during the ceremony. That’s what

us celebrating not my birthday and not

we’re here for. That’s why we do the things

me being in the Marine Corps for however

we do. The tradition is awesome and I love

long, but where we’ve come from as a

the story, background, and story behind it.

brotherhood, as a service, as a branch.

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Sergeant Hinnant 6 Years of Service What made you decide to join the Marine Corps? I just wanted new opportunities. I wanted a change of my lifestyle.

Why is the Marine Corps Ball significant to you? It’s a remembrance of where we came from, but also, it’s taking that step back to realize everything we’ve done as Marines. It’s not my birthday or somebody else’s, just as an organization and as an entirety. It’s just a day where we sit back and just remember everything we’ve done, but also just celebrate the fact that we’re here and all the amazing things that we’re going to continue to do.

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Corporal Spann 3.5 Years of Service What made you decide to join the Marine Corps? I have a bloodline of Marine Corps. My dad, he was a 30-year retiree for the Marine Corps, retired as a Major. And my two brothers were in the Marine Corps as well.

Why is the Marine Corps Ball significant to you? The Marine Corps Ball is significant to me because other than the past, which is very important, but I think it’s pretty much the one time of the year where all the Marines can get together and have fun and bond together in some unit cohesion.

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Staff Sergeant Gonyea 11 Years of Service What made you decide to join the Marine Corps? I didn’t want to go to college. I got into all of the colleges I wanted to; didn’t want to go to college. I wanted to serve my country, and it looked like the best branch for me.

Why is the Marine Corps Ball significant to you? The Marine Corps Ball is significant to me because we are celebrating Marines past, present, and future per se. To me, that’s very important to come together. We don’t normally get to come together like that, so that’s why it’s important to myself.

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BEHIND THE SCENES:

THE MAKING OF THE MARINE CORPS BALL Robert Rudolph, MCCS Director of Food and Hospitality, takes us behind the scenes on the overall planning and transformation of the IronWorks facility for the Marine Corps Ball.

How early does the team start to plan the Marine Corps Ball? Planning for the Marine Corps Ball normally starts in February with the planning of the menu and preparations for the food tasting in June. For the food tasting each command is given a certain number of quotes for their units to participate in the event. We allow a group of 25 tasters for the event, personnel are selected by the Unit Sergeants Major for attendance. This year it was agreed that since we did not have a ball last year that we would use the same menu.

It is very difficult to explain in words how this transformation works but it does and we receive compliments every year from newcomers to the air station.

It is also around this time that a decision must be made on the memento so that it can be ordered and received on time. The process of selecting mementos is normally done by the Sergeant Major with feedback from their units. The normal process is to hold a meeting, select a few ideas, and then reach out for votes from the commands, and then everyone that purchases a ticket receives the same ball memento.

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How many divisions are involved in the

How does IronWorks transform into an

planning? How do they work together?

elegant ball venue? What details are employed to make that happen?

Almost every division within MCCS participates in some way or another.

Lots of hard work and sweat. The transformation begins with everything being

Marine and Family Programs stays open late to

removed from the sports court, so the floor can

support childcare, Transportation runs shuttles

be covered, curtains hung and the light, sound,

on the event evenings as well as transports most

viewing system can be installed. The curtains

of the equipment required to set up the facility.

used were custom made for the IronWorks

Semper Fit loans us the main IronWorks Gym for

sports court a few years back and have really

about three weeks, moves tons of equipment,

enhanced the look of the ball. They take about

and supports every step of the way.

three or four days to install.

Purchasing and contracting spend about six

The light and sound system are phenomenal

months working on the different contracts and

and have to be seen to understand. The video

IT supports by providing point of sales systems.

system allows everyone in the ballroom to view

The event could not happen without the

the ceremony as it happens on five separate

construction department, who spend about two

screens located around the venue.

weeks setting up the kitchen, hanging curtains, moving equipment, running additional power,

Bars are also installed in the main dining area as

and countless other things.

well as in the HITT center and the atrium.

Club Iwakuni and its Catering Department is one

The hallways are carpeted and the walls are also

of the heavy hitters of the event, they take care

decorated to enhance the look of the gym.

of the ticket sales and seating charts, the kitchen prepares and serves all of the food. The Special

A Tun Tavern façade is installed in front of the

Events section is the team that coordinates and

gym, again it must be seen to be believed. The

holds everything together with pretty much year

wellness room and cardio room are turned into

round planning.

a distinguished guest lounge.

On event night, it takes approximately 80 employees to pull off each night but there are so many more people involved in the process. The evolution of this event is actually mind-blowing.

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What are some fun “behind the scenes”

What is your favorite memory of working

facts help to make the night a success?

the Marine Corps Ball?

The seating charts are probably the most

I have been to so many over the years, I am

difficult aspect of this adventure as not many

not sure what my favorite memory is. I guess

people understand the difficulties involved in

I would have to say that it is watching the

seating over 900 guests each night and making

changes happen.

them all happy. When I first started the walls of the gym were The Marketing and Catering team are literally

covered with cammie netting, I never liked this

making changes right up until the last minute

the smell always reminded me of deployments.

to accommodate guests. There are people

We tried parachutes the first year I worked the

located throughout the venue filming the

ball to cover the walls, it looked great but do

ceremony and party as it happens. I get asked

not do this. They are a big fire hazard. It took a

every year how do you get the footage and

lot of extra manpower and safety precautions

then I point out that there are three camera

to pull that one off, so my advice: do not use

locations catching it all.

parachutes for decoration.

Dinner is served in less than 30 minutes from

And the following year, we worked with a local

the first salad to the last entrée. There are 120

vendor to custom make curtains to disguise the

tables in the dining room and each has to be

gym. I guess those are my favorite memories

reset every morning after the room is cleaned

other than the comradery and fun that I get to

and everything is repositioned.

witness everyone having at the Marine Corps Balls.

It takes a team of 50 people to make this happen every day and it takes about eight hours to clean and reset the room.

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Ana Vargas, MCCS Catering Manager, discusses the epic and exciting undertaking for the catering division to execute the Marine Corps Ball.

How early does the catering team start to plan for the Marine Corps Ball? Planning for the next

Then, planning the rest

Marine Corps Ball can

of it happens in stages.

happen as soon as the

We’ll usually get

last one finishes.

together the team by July to lay out

It is such an involved

expectations and to

process overall that it

start doling out the

helps us to take care of

many tasks it

some tasks immediately,

takes to make a

like inventory and

successful event like

ordering of what we

ticket sales, event setup,

just used.

and procurement.

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How is the menu determined? The menu is determined by our Executive Chef Etsuji Umezu and his staff, including Executive Sous Chef

Logistically, how does the catering team feed all of the guests each evening? How long does it take to prepare everything?

Nobutaka Mori. We keep classic

Feeding the guests each evening first

staples like our prime rib option,

starts with us being organized on the

and this year, we made dietary-

administrative side. We work for up to

safe options a priority. We always

two months before the service itself,

want to meet the needs of all our

making sure that we have guests’

guests, no matter their diets.

assigned seats consistent across all teams and their corresponding dietary

I’m especially excited for our Gluten-

options are accurate.

Free/Vegetarian/Vegan-Friendly appetizer which is hummus and fresh

Once that information is precise, we

grilled vegetables served with corn

gather at least two kitchen teams and

tortilla chips.

four service teams, one per quadrant of the room, and assign staff to each section within the quadrant. Our kitchen starts days in advance to prep ingredients that they will cook fresh on the evening of the event. Logistically, we need a lot of people, and we are always thankful to our workers and volunteers that work hard to get everyone fed.

How many staff members are needed

We have some superstars that have

to execute?

worked Marine Corps Ball for many

Every year, we have a different

years that do the work of two or three

number of staff members to help

people combined, and when we all

make the magic happen.

come together, we do our best to make

Any other fun facts to share?

Each night, we serve almost 1,000

A long time ago, the ball used to be

people in the gym and we bring our

held here at Club Iwakuni. They moved it to the Southside Gymnasium to make the event more inclusive.

a memorable night for everyone.

own Club Iwakuni chefs, wait staff, and bartenders with us! But don’t worry, it doesn’t look like a gym. We totally transform the space, and everyone has a great time!

Sharing the history, values, and traditions helps carry the legacy of the Marine Corps from one generation to another. Together as a community we celebrate the Marines’ dedication and commitment to serve their country valiantly and remain “always faithful.” 

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Monday - Friday 11 AM - 3 PM & 5-10 PM Saturday & Sunday 11 AM - 10 PM Free Parking Ticket Available

www.ganeshindo.com

Credit cards accepted

Iwakuni Dental Care

Credit cards accepted

iwakunidental.com

The First and Only Tricare Authorized Provider in Iwakuni in

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www.unimat-golf.jp/hiroshimanishi/course.html

Hiroshima-Nishi Country Club OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR! Visit our home page by searching “Appellation” and “Wine” Maronnosato Koryukan

R-289 2 km

2 km

HOURS: 8 AM -5:30 PM FREE breakfast available everyday 7-9:30 AM (Sat. Sun & JPN Holidays) 7:30-9:30 AM (Weekdays)

HNCC

To Mikuradake 3 km

R-289

R-186

8 km from Yasaka Dam

park

RESERVATIONS 0827-56-0311 Email: info-hiroshimanishi@unimat-golf.jp R186

Try the fresh local produce available from road side stands along the way!

From MCAS, take R-2 for Otake and then R-186 for the Yasaka Dam. After passing the dam, drive 8 km further on R-186 and take R-289 for 4 km. At the T corner placed the sign board above, turn to the left for Hiroshima-Nishi CC. Total distance from MCAS to HNCC is about 40 km.

MCAS IWAKUNI SPECIAL DISCOUNT! (applied by showing your ID on check-in) GREEN FEE (TAX INCLUDED)

NONTA-SUSHI

¥7,970 w/lunch (Monday) ¥7,970 (other weekdays) ¥11,270 (Sat, Sun, & Japanese Holidays)

☎0827- 23-3377

Lunch 11:00 am - 3:30 pm (L.O 3:00 pm)

Dinner 4:30 pm - 9:30 pm (L.O 9:00 pm)

Closed Wednesdays

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COUPON

5 pieces of salmon

We accept credit cards:

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*Jeans, T-shirts or Sandals are not suitable for our course

HappyField

iPhone Repair

Open daily from 10 AM - 7 PM

We offer SIM cards

iPhone, iPad, and Mac repair

Pocket Wi-Fi

¥500 OFF ALL SERVICES Coupon valid until July 1, 2022. One coupon per person, per service. Redeem in-person only.

Central food ZERO TATTOO

7 eleven KINNAN

EZ shop & Happy Field

MCAS Iwakuni Main Gate

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DRAGONFLY

Shabu-shabu & Sushi

Shabu-jin Shabu-Shabu Sushi & Kamameshi

日本料理

寿司

IWAKUNI Shabu JIN Since2014

Choose the menu with the touch panel

All-you-can-eat SUSHI !

Lunch 11 AM - 3 PM (last order 2 PM) Dinner 5-12 PM (last order 11 PM) ☎0827-23-4488 3-12-13 Marifu-Cho Iwakuni

Credit cards accepted

Park

Iwakuni Station

Arcade Street

R188

Shabu-jin Vira Saikyo Bank

Flower shop

YMCA

THRIFT STORE

10 AM - 7 PM

Closed on Wednesdays We buy/sell kimonos, katanas (swords), furniture, electric devices, musical instruments, kitchen tools, fishing gear, and many others. 4-55-1 Minami-Iwakunimachi

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Iwakuni post office

DRAGONFLY

THRIFT STORE Yanai

Nafco Family Mart

Iwakuni

Minami-Iwakuni Station

Wagyu YAKINIKU

Jyujyu-Tei

All-you-can-eat YAKINIKU course

Wagyu Y

Wagyu-rib, Beef, Pork, etc...

Prices start at

3,132yen

¥200 Off

No cash value, One per person, per week. Not valid on previous purchases. Cannot be combined with any savings pass/coupons or other discount offers. Minimum ticket amount ¥1,500. Expires July 1, 2022.

Lightly broiled

All-you-can-eat Tuesday - Saturday YAKINIKU course

Beef Sushi

JyujyuLightly broiled

Beef Sushi

Lunch: 11Pork, AM -etc... 2 PM Wagyu-rib, Beef,

Prices start at

Choose the menu with the touch panel ←To Iwakuni St

Sukiya

Lunch 11 am - 3 pm（LO. 2:30 pm） Dinner 5 pm - 11 pm（LO.10:30 pm） Minamiiwakuni Sat./Sun./National holidays 11 am-11 pm To Fujyu St→

★ Jyujyu-Tei

Saikyo Bank

R188

3,132yen

Dinner: 6-10 PM

（Closed Monday）

TEL 0827-32-7310

Yamaguchi Bank

←To Iwa

188

1F Sako

Sukiya

Main Gate

Saik

2-8-2-8-25 2F Kurumamachi, Iwakuni Yamaguchi, Japan 740-0026

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2-20-30 Ozu-Cho Iwakuni

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SASAO DENTAL CLINIC

GENERAL PRACTICE AND SLEEP APNEA Sasao Dental Clinic

Working Hours: MON, TUE, WED, & FRI 9 AM - 1 PM & 2:30 - 6 PM

4 Corner

THU & SAT Closed Sunday & JN Holidays 9 AM - 1 PM

Route 188

Appoinment: Call 0827-21-0118 (English)

In case of cancellation, please be sure to call us MCAS Iwakuni

LITTLE

ANGEL child daycare

JR Minami Iwakuni Station au

Rt 188

Yanai Ohsyo YouMe Town

LITTLE ANGEL

Nafco

EXPERIENCED & CERTIFIED CARETAKERS FULL DAY & HOURLY CARE AVAILABLE DAILY HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR CHILD TO HAVE A MULTICULTURAL EXPERIENCE MONDAY - FRIDAY 7 AM - 7 PM

0827-31-8506

Saturdays & Japanese Holidays 8 AM - 6PM

M C C S I WA K U N I .C O M | N O V E M B E R 2 0 2 1

(U.S. Currency Accepted)

Hamburger Steak, Beef Stew, Chicken, Rice & Noodles, Dessert, Handmade Bread, Curry, Fried Rice, Fried Noodles, Fried Shrimp, etc. 3-3-4 Nakatsu, Iwakuni | (0827)22-8136 English menu available on homepage http://www.sky.icn-tv.ne.jp/~kinnan/

R 188

Open: Lunch Served 11:30 AM - 2 PM Dinner Served 5-9 PM

MAIN GATE

Closed: Mondays

CYCLING SALOON

HIROSHIGE

4 Floors of Bikes & Accessories PINARELLO • SPECIALIZED TREK • CANNONDALE MAVIC • SHIMANO 14-22 Tenjin, Yanai 0820.22.0645

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EMERGENCY ON-BASE - DSN 119/911 Cell: 0827-21-7700

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1350 1566 410 ATG200 1010 9595 1333

Recreation & Leisure

Map

Auto Skills Center Car Rental IT&T IronWorks Atago IronWorks  IronWorks North Strike Zone Bowling Center 

Bldg

Bueno Burrito Bulldog Burger Burger King Chili’s Bar & Grill Club Iwakuni     Sakura Theater Pizza Hut Subway Taco Bell The Hangar    Torii Pines Cafe

Map

Dining & Entertainment

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Penny Lake Fields

DSN

253-5325 253-4245 253-4377 253-3611 253-6578 253-3611 253-3495

253-3363 253-3495 253-6188 253-2400 253-5416 253-4067 253-3943 253-7827 253-6152 253-6884 253-3267

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New Arrival Check In

Red Bus Route

Parking Garage

Blue Bus Route

Basketball Court

Playground

Skate Park

Gas Station

Legend

Tennis Court

Pool

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Americable Barber Shop Barking Lot Kennel CHUBB Insurance Commissary Joint Reception Center (JRC) Kintai Inn Launderette Main Side Gas Station Marine Corps Exchange (MCX)  Marine Mart - Atago Marine Mart - Main  Marine Mart - Northside   MCX24 Micro Mart - TLF MCX Micro Mart - BHC MCX Warehouse Military Auto Sales North Side Gas Station Plage Beauty Salon Services Plus Softbank Cellular

Shopping & Services

Monzen Gate

Bldg

9500 9510 1052 9500 450 335 606 9510 172 445 ATG200 445 1345 9500 111 380 9500 1351 9510 9500 410

253-5255 253-3568 253-4708 253-4708 253-4723 253-5851

DSN

253-2288 253-4728 253-3588 253-3777 253-5586 253-3365 253-3181 253-4782 253-5641 253-5641 253-6623 253-4792 253-4121

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AMC Passenger Terminal Bachelor Housing Branch Health Clinic

Station

Chapel Child Developement Services  Community Support Center Library   M&FP Building Family Readiness  School Age Center (SAC) SMP Hornet’s Nest    Teen Center  Youth Center 

Bldg 723 1503 111

1100 637 600 411 411 411 9540 1347 410 9556

DSN 253-5509 253-5782 253-5572

DSN

253-4245 253-5584 253-6454 253-3078 253-3070 253-3542 253-4769 253-3585 253-4769 253-5549

410 100 200 119 9555A 9556 410 625 9553A 9550 608 610 1562 7725 608 170 130 1009 723

253-6130 253-4076 253-5541 119/911 253-3164 253-6382 253-4797 253-5311 253-3327 253-5448 253-3303 253-5435 253-6086 253-3032 253-5591 253-6505 253-6381 253-6471 253-6174

North Gate

 ATM  Free Internet/Web Cam  Currency Exchange

Community Bank  DMO Family Housing Office Fire Station Iwakuni Elementary School Iwakuni Middle School Navy Federal Credit Union Navy Marine Corps Relief Society MC Perry Elementary School MC Perry High School PMO Post Office - Main Post Office - North Recycle Center Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) Station Property Station Safety Veterinarian USO

IHA, MLC, & JMSDF Welcome  WiFi Hotspot  Pay Phones

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Atago Hills

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253-4742 253-3582 253-3221 253-4711 253-4385

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Bldg

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Marine & Family

Map

Main Gate

9500 9500 9500 1117 1350

Starch & Stripes Tanaka Optical TLF Thrift Store Typhoon Motors Auto Service

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MCAS IWAKUNI

DIRECTORY Calling 253 from cellular phones: 0827-79-xxxx (4 digits after 253-) Calling 255 from cellular phones: 0827-94-xxxx (4 digits after 255-) Calling from the States to MCAS Iwakuni DSN: 253 - 011-81-82-779-xxxx 255 - 011-81-82-794-xxxx

DINING & ENTERTAINMENT BUENO BURRITO Bldg. 600 Mon-Fri: 11 AM - 2 PM

253-2001

BULLDOG BURGER Bldg. 1333 Sun - Thu: 11 AM - 9 PM Fri & Sat: 11 AM - 10 PM BURGER KING Bldg. 1600 Daily 6:30 AM - 9 PM CHILI’S BAR & GRILL Bldg 9520 Fri - Sat: 11 AM - 10 PM Sun - Thu: 11 AM - 9 PM

THE 11TH FRAME Bldg. 1333 Mon - Thu: 5-10 PM Fri & Sat: 3 PM - 1 AM Sun: 3-10 PM THE HANGAR Bldg. 1600 Wed & Thu: 5 PM - Midnight Fri & Sat: 5 PM - 1 AM Sun: 4-10 PM Closed: Mon & Tue TORII PINES CAFE Bldg. 9500 Daily: 6 AM - 8 PM

253-2400

253-6884

253-3267

ATHLETICS Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM AUTO SKILLS CENTER Bldg. 1350 Mon & Tue, Fri - Sun: 10 AM - 6 PM Closed: Wed & Thu

Hol: 6:30 AM - 2 PM Lunch Mon: 11 AM - 2 PM Tue - Sun: 11 AM - 5 PM Dinner Tue - Sat: 5-10 PM Bar Menu Tue - Thu: 5-10 PM Fri - Sat: 5 PM - Midnight Sunday Family Meals To Go Pick-up: 8 AM - 5 PM To Go MOBILE CANTEEN Route Information OFFICER’S CLUB Tue - Thu: 5-10 PM Fri & Sat: 5 PM - Midnight Closed: Sun & Mon

PIZZA HUT Bldg. 1333 Sun - Thu: 10:30 AM - 9 PM Fri & Sat: 10:30 AM - 10 PM Delivery Sun - Thu: 11 AM - 9 PM Fri & Sat: 11 AM - 10 PM SAKURA THEATER Bldg. 625 Movie Line-up SNCO CLUB Bldg. 600 Tue - Thu: 5-10 PM Fri & Sat: 5 PM - Midnight Closed: Sun & Mon SPECIAL EVENTS Bldg. 625 SUBWAY Bldg. 1600 Mon - Sat: 7:30 AM - 9 PM Sun: 9 AM - 9 PM Delivery Order Delivery Noon - 8:30 PM TACO BELL Bldg. 1600 Daily: 10:30 AM - 9 PM

IRONWORKS Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 4 AM - 10 PM Sat, Sun, & Hol: 7 AM - 6 PM

253-6578

IRONWORKS ATAGO Bldg. ATG200 Open 24/7 to authorized patrons with registered access cards IRONWORKS INDOOR POOL 253-3363 Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 5 AM - 8 PM Sat, Sun, & Hol: 11 AM - 5 PM 253-4108 IRONWORKS NORTH Bldg. 9595 Mon - Fri: 4 AM - 10 PM Sat, Sun, & Hol: 7 AM - 6 PM

253-4915 253-3943

OUTDOOR REC GEAR ISSUE Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 10 AM - 6 PM Sat, Sun, & Hol: 8 AM - 4 PM REEF ENCOUNTERS DIVE CENTER Bldg. 1010 Mon - Sat: 11 AM - 7 PM

253-4002 253-4067 RUNS & ATHLETIC EVENTS Bldg. 1010 SEMPER FIT ADMIN Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM

253-3727

253-7827

253-6188

253-5520

253-3611

253-3822 253-3842

DESIGN Bldg. 129 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 4:30 PM

253-3588

253-4245

253-3777

253-4841

EXECUTIVE OFFICE Bldg. 410 Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM

253-3424

HUMAN RESOURCES Bldg. 410 Mon - Fri: AM & 1-4 PM LAUNDERETTE Bldg. 9510 Customer Service Open 24/7

253-3336

253-3030 8-11:30

253-4758

TYPHOON MOTORS AUTO SERVICE Bldg. 1350 253-4385 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 6 PM Sat: 8 AM - 4:30 PM Closed: Sun & Hol

MARINE & FAMILY

SCHOOL LIAISON Bldg. 9540

253-5584/253-7353

253-4769

253-3691

SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION & RESPONSE (SAPR) 24-Hour Helpline 080-5865-3566 SMP HORNET’S NEST Bldg. 1347 Mon - Thu: 4 AM - Midnight Fri: 4 AM -3 AM Sat: 8 AM - 3 AM Sun: 8 AM - Midnight

253-3585

SUBSTANCE ABUSE & PREVENTION Bldg. 411 Rm. 219 253-5260 TEEN CENTER Bldg. 410 Fri: 5:30-10 PM Sat: 12:30-9:30 PM Closed: Sun-Thu

253-5368

TRANSITION ASSISTANCE Bldg. 411 Rm. 125 Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM

253-7183

VETERANS AFFAIRS Bldg. 411 Rm. 127 By Appointment

253-6284

WOMEN, INFANTS & CHILDREN (WIC) Bldg. 625, 3rd Fl. 253-4928 YOUTH CENTER Bldg. 9556 253-5072/4803 Mon, Wed - Fri: 2:30-5 PM Tue: 1:30-5 PM Closed: Sat, Sun, & Hol No School Days: 10 AM - 5 PM

STATION

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (Prevention, Education, Outreach & Intervention) Bldg. 411 Rm. 219 253-5043 EMERGENCY On-Base DSN Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Off-Base Cell/ CAREER RESOURCES Japanese Response Bldg. 411 Rm. 101 253-6439 Station Emergency Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Response

CHILD DEVELOPMENT 253-4782 CENTER (CDC) Bldg. 635, 636, & 637 Mon - Fri: 6 AM - 6 PM

MARINE MART - NORTHSIDE Bldg. 1345 Daily: 6 AM - 10 PM

253-4121

MCCS MOTOR POOL Bldg. 1350 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 4:30 PM

253-3698

MILITARY AUTO SALES Bldg. 446 Tue - Sat: 10 AM - 6 PM 253-5880 Sun: 11 AM - 5 PM Closed: Mon

253-3239

TANAKA OPTICAL Bldg. 9500 Mon: 11 AM - 5 PM Tue - Fri: 10 AM - 5 PM Closed: Sat, Sun, & Hol

253-5325

SCHOOL AGE CARE (SAC) Bldg. 9540 Mon - Fri: 6 AM - 6 PM Closed: Sat, Sun, & Hol

AFN Bldg. 370

911/119 119 0827-21-7700 253-5661

AIR TERMINAL Bldg. 727

253-5509 253-5641 COMMUNITY COUNSELING PROGRAM (CCP) Bldg. 411 Rm. 201 253-6553 BANKS Community Bank 253-4777 CULTURAL ADAPTATION PROGRAM Navy Federal 253-4797 MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE (MCX) Bldg. 411 Rm. 101 253-6165 Military Clothing Sales, Sight & Sound) BRANCH HEALTH CLINIC Bldg. 445 253-5641 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM Secure Message www.RelayHealth.com Daily: 10 AM - 8 PM EDUCATION OFFICE Doctor Advice Line 255-8100 Cash Cage 253-2418 Bldg. 411 Rm. 127 253-3855 Medical Appointments 255-8000 Mon - Fri: 10 AM - 6 PM Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Dental Appointments 255-8500 Medication Refills 046-816-4689 MARINE MART - ATAGO EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY Pharmacy 255-8280 Bldg. ATG200 253 -6623 MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP) Marine Med Home 255-8350 Daily: 11 AM - 2 PM & 3-7 PM Bldg. 636/637 253-5601 MAIN SIDE GAS STATION Bldg. 172 Daily: 6 AM - 8 PM

253-7332

253-3495

STORAGE UNITS Bldg. 1350 Mon, Tue, & Fri: 10 AM - 7 PM Sat & Sun: 9 AM - 7 PM Closed: Wed & Thu Units open 24/7

TEMPORARY LODGING FACILITY (TLF) Inns of the Corps at Torii Pines Town Center 253-5147 Open 24/7 253-3221

EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT Bldg. 410 Rm. 202 Mon - Fri: 8-11 AM & 1-4 PM

FINANCE Bldg. 410 Mon - Wed, Fri: 8 AM - 4:30 PM Thu: 8 AM - 2 PM

253-5851

253-2288 046-896-2288 STARCH & STRIPES DRY CLEANERS/ TAILOR SHOP Bldg. 9500 253-4742 253-4728 Mon - Tue, Thu - Sat: 9 AM - 5:30 PM Closed: Wed, Sun, & Hol

253-6058 MCX24 MICRO MART - TLF Bldg. 9500 Open 24/7

WATERWORKS POOL Closed for the season YOUTH SPORTS Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM

“BARKING LOT” KENNEL Bldg. 1052 Mon - Fri: 9 AM - 5 PM Closed: Sat, Sun, & Hol

253-4723

SOFTBANK CELLULAR Bldg. 410 Mon - Sat: 10 AM - 6:30 PM Sun: 10 AM - 5:30 PM Holidays: Noon - 5:30 PM

MCX24 MICRO MART - BHC Bldg. 111, 3rd Fl. Open 24/7

STRIKE ZONE BOWLING CENTER Bldg. 1333 253-3495 Sun - Thu: 11 AM - 10 PM Fri - Sat: 11 AM - Midnight STRIKE ZONE - PRO SHOP Bldg. 1333 Daily: 11 AM - 9 PM

BARBER SHOP Bldg. 9510 Daily: 8 AM - 7 PM

253-4966 CAR RENTAL Bldg. 1566 Mon - Thu: 9 AM - 6 PM Fri - Sun: 8 AM - 5 PM 253-3723 CHUBB INSURANCE Bldg. 9500 Mon - Fri: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM 253-5325 Closed: Sat, Sun, & Hol

FITNESS CLUB IWAKUNI Bldg. 9595 Rm. 217 253-6359 Bldg. 600 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM 253-7080/5416 Mon: 6:30 AM - 2 PM HEALTH PROMOTION Tue-Thu: 6:30 AM - 10 PM Bldg. 9595 Rm. 217 253-6359 Fri & Sat: 6:30 AM - Midnight Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM Sun: 8 AM - 5 PM After Hours 253-3363 IACE TRAVEL 253-3942/3841 Catering Department 253-3728/7176 Bldg. 410 Mon - Fri: 10 AM - 3 PM Mon-Fri: 8 AM - 4 PM Closed: Sat, Sun, & Hol EAGLE’S NEST INFORMATION, TOURS, & TRAVEL (IT&T) Bldg. 600 Bldg. 410 253-4377 Closed until further notice. Mon - Fri: 9:30 AM - 6 PM JD’S GRILLE Sat: 9:30 AM - 3 PM Bldg. 600 253-3363 Closed: Sun & Hol Breakfast INTRAMURAL SPORTS Mon - Fri: 6:30-11 AM Bldg. 1010 253-3067 Sat: 6:30 AM - 2 PM Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM Sun: 8 AM - 2 PM

SERVICES + Bldg. 9500 Mon - Sat: 11 AM - 7 PM Closed: Sun & Hol

24-HOUR CAR WASH Bldg. 1350 Open 24/7 AMERICABLE Bldg. 410 24 Hour Tech Support Mon - Sat: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM

RECREATION & LEISURE AQUATICS Bldg. 1010 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5 PM

253-6188

253-4939

MCAS IWAKUNI

SHOPPING & SERVICES

NORTH SIDE GAS STATION Bldg. 1351 Daily: 6 AM - 8 PM PLAGE BEAUTY SALON Bldg. 9510 Mon - Wed & Fri - Sun: 9 AM - 7 PM Closed: Thu & Hol PREVIEW MAGAZINE Marketing Dept Bldg. 410 Digital Media Advertising (日本語) Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 4:30 PM

253-3568

253-4517

253-4708

253-5715 253-3128 253-4169 0827-79-4169

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CHAPLAIN FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM (FAP) Station Chapel 253-3371 Bldg. 411 Rm. 219 253-4526 Duty Chaplain 080-6612-9244 24-Hour Helpline 090-9978-1033 COMMISSARY FAMILY MEMBER EMPLOYMENT Bldg. 450 253-5586 ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Bldg. 411 Rm .125 253-6352 HOUSING Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Bldg. 200 253-5541 Kintai Inn 253-3181 INFORMATION REFERRAL & BOQ 253-4908 RELOCATION SERVICES Self Help 253-3528 Bldg. 411 Rm. 101 253-6161 Trouble Desk 253-3131 Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM IPAC LIBRARY Information 253-4529 Bldg. 411, 3F 253-3078 Mon - Wed: 8:30 AM - 6 PM MC PERRY SCHOOLS (DODEA) Thu: 10 AM - 5 PM MC Perry Elementary 253-3327 Fri: 8:30 AM - 8 PM MC Perry High School 253-5448 Sat, Sun, & Hol: 9:30 AM - 5 PM Iwakuni Elementary 253-3164 Iwakuni Middle School 253-6382 MARINE CORPS FAMILY TEAM BUILDING (MCFTB) PMO Bldg. 411, Rm. 101 253-3542 Desk Sergeant 253-3303 Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM SJA 253-5591 NAVY-MARINE CORPS RELIEF SOCIETY Bldg. 625 253-5311 RED CROSS Bldg. 625 NEW PARENT SUPPORT 253-4525 PROGRAM (NPSP) Bldg. 411 Rm. 219 253-4526 VETERINARIAN Bldg. 1009 253-6471 PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Bldg. 411 Rm. 101 253-6439 Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM

the Hangar | 7 PM - 1 AM Every 3rd Saturday of the Month Happy Hour 7-9 PM E-5 & below only The hangar  253-6884

HOLIDAY

MEALS

TO-GO

C L U B I WA K U N I NOV 22-27 | DEC 20-26 Holiday Meals To Go Form Scan the QR code

N u m b e r s e r ve d ba s e d o n 1 0 oz p o r t i o n s i ze . Ca r v i n g fe e $35 p e r Tu rkey o r H a m . Pri ce s u b j e c t to ch a n g e d u e to m a rke t p ri ce .

TURKEY MEAL Classic 12-14 lbs. (Serves 8-10) 1 qt. Giblet Gravy

$100

2 qt. Mashed Potatoes 2 qt. Cornbread Stufﬁng 1 qt. Candied Yams 1 qt. Green Bean Casserole 8 oz. Cranberry Sauce 1 pie (Pumpkin, Apple, or Pecan)

HAM MEAL Deluxe 12-14 lbs. (Serves 8-10)

$155

1 qt. Rum Sauce 2 qt. Mashed Potatoes 2 qt. Cornbread Stufﬁng 1 qt. Candied Yams 1 qt. Green Bean Casserole 1 pie (Pumpkin, Apple, or Pecan)

A LA CARTE SELECTIONS 12-14 lbs. Turkey w/ Cranberry Sauce

$50

2 qt. Cornbread Stufﬁng

1 doz. Dinner rolls

12-14 lbs. Pitt Ham

$100

1 qt. Candied Yams

1 Apple Pie

$20

1 qt. Giblet Gravy

1 qt. Green Bean Casserole

1 Pumpkin Pie

$20

1 qt. Rum sauce

1 rt. Creole Corn

1 Pecan Pie

$20

2 qt. Mashed Potato

$10

8 oz. Cranberry Sauce

Club Iwakuni �� 253-3363