The May 27 issue of The Signature

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Vol. 28 No. 21

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NAS Sigonella Heritage Committee holds Holocaust remembrance ceremony By MCSA Brian Glunt NPASE East

Students from NAS Sigonella Elementary School read “Butterfly” during the Holocaust remembrance ceremony on May 19 at the Sigonella chapel. During the ceremony, Paola Klein, a second generation Holocaust survivor, spoke about her family’s history.

Service members and their families joined the Italian Jewish community in a Holocaust remembrance ceremony May 19 at the Naval Air Station Sigonella Chapel to reflect on the lives that were lost during the Holocaust. The remembrance ceremony consisted of an invocation, a candle-lighting ceremony and guest speaker and second generation Holocaust survivor, Paola Klein, a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma. After the opening remarks from NAS Sigonella’s Executive Officer, Lt. Cmdr. Scott Hottenstein, candles were lit in memory of the lives that were lost in the concentration camps. “My grandfather was part of a Jewish resistance group, fighting against the Nazis from the woodlands of Poland,” said Klein. “He stood up for what he knew was just, and right.” REMEMBRANCE, continued on page 12

Sigonella children hit the pavement for America’s Kids Run By MCSN Cameron Bramham

NAS Sigonella children participate in the America’s Kids Run on May 21. This annual event is held on military bases around the world to honor military children.

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May 27 H: 81 uPdate L: 63 Do you know the difference between a FMR and a FMS? If you have to place trouble calls with Public Works, it’s very important to understand these two titles. Learn more in this week’s Public Works column.

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The Signature Naval Air Station (NAS) Sigonella community members watched their little ones take to the Marinai streets for the annual America’s Kids Runwhich is celebrated across American military bases all over the world on May 21. The event began in 1986 in Spokane, Washington. At first it was called the Junior Bloomsday, which was the child’s version of the annual Bloomsday race that so captivates the Inland Northwest in early May each year. People noticed that young children showed signs of interest in the 7.46 mile run but realized that RUN, continued on page 12

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The list of Italy’s best beaches is out, and it includes a couple in Sicily. Plan your next vacation around these beaches and you’re bound to have a good time.

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Photo by IT1 Jonathon Wilk Construction Electrician 2nd Class Carl Wortman clears what used to be the fence line along a 125-yard long trench during a COMREL in Motta Sant’Anastasia, Sicily May 20. Over 30 Sailors from NCTS volunteered for the COMREL in which they cleared trash, weeds and debris out of the trench which has not seen water flow through it properly in two years.

NCTS participates in community relations project Submitted by NCTS Sigonella Sailors from Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station, Sigonella, Sicily volunteered for a community relations project in Motta Sant’Anastasia May 20 to help clean out a 125- yard wide irrigation river which runs through a park and near an amphitheater. NCTS personal removed all growth of weed and plants from the trench bed and cleaned the walkways surrounding the park. "I have a feeling of accomplishment knowing that I help the local community out," Information Systems Technician 3rd Class Jason Utesch said. The trench provides an aesthetic purpose to the park as well as providing irrigation to the plants, trees and grass. The water, which runs through the trench has been secured for the past two years due to buildup of trash of trash, weeds and other debris. Vandalism has also been a problem for the trenches water flow. June 1 H:83 L: 65

Stephen Decatur Elementary School students showcased their acting and singing talents on the stage during the play “Pirates.” Check out pictures from the performance.

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Are you coming out for the Hollywood Knights? This traveling team of celebrity basketball players will take on NAS Sigonella’s base basketball team in a friendly game. Learn more on MWR’s page.

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Motta officials said they hope to once again get the water flowing through the trench, as well as rebuild the park with a desire to host plays at the amphitheater. Motta officials also thanked the Sailors from NCTS for helping take the first steps to accomplishing these goals. “We had a great day helping out our Motta community,” Information Systems Technician 2nd Class Jamie Beckett said. “I’m very proud that NCTS took the first step in bringing life back to the park.” Information Systems Technician 1st Class Jonathon Wilk reiterated how important it is for Service members to help out their community whether it be state-side or abroad. "It’s not only vital for our Sailors to get involved in the community, but for the local nationals to see that we can and are willing to help where needed,” Wilk said. “A large part of community service is giving part of yourself to other people and putting COMREL, continued on page 12

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Direct Line Good Day Sigonella, This is my last Direct Line as your CMC and I just wanted to thank you for everything we've shared during my time here. As I said when I reported in, we are a world- class operation and community and it's because of all of you. This tour has been the best of my career and there are so many people I could thank for that. And though I'm risking leaving someone out, I'm going to thank away, anyway. We as a community have been truly fortunate to have exactly the right Commanding Officer at the right time - Capt. Butler. Most of you do not know the debt of gratitude that we owe him for being the absolute best advocate we could have for NAS SIGONELLA in these times of downsizing, budget cuts, and base closures. And if that weren't enough, he has led us through an exponential increase in the operational tempo of the base in support of Operations Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector which include the challenges that accompany working with multiple

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militaries and state entities. He deserves your best; make sure he gets it. Sigonella Chief Petty Officers, I know I've asked a lot of you, but it's because I know you're capable of more than you know. You've led and trained our Sailors to the highest standards and executed as I asked you when I checked aboard. You've heard the expression "Ask the Chief," and I asked you to take that phrase to the next level by not waiting to be asked. And this you have done. Thanks for being one of the best groups of Chief Petty Officers I've ever worked with - and for enduring what must have seemed at times to be a little too much follow up and mentoring from me, perhaps bordering on tormenting - but it's like I've told you, "if it's worth managing, it's worth micro-managing." And for all the Senior Enlisted of all the services not as good as the Navy, you all have been great as well and it has been an honor to work with you and I hope to do so again in the future. As a command and community we

Congratulations Class of 2011 Submitted by Sigonella High School

The vision of Sigonella Middle High School is: To prepare life-long learners, leaders, and global citizens. Our Sigonella High School graduating seniors are all three. Life-Long Learning Leiny Ramirez and Liz Adams both learned the importance of believing in themselves from their parents. Leiny’s parents taught her to keep learning and pursuing her dreams no matter what. Liz’s parents inspire her. Franco Garcia’s favorite quote is by Christopher Reeves: “At first our dreams seem impossible, only when we summon them will they become inevitable.” Franco thinks people can accomplish anything they put their minds to. Alexis Palmer said, “Every accomplishment begins with the decision to try.” Alexis thinks people should always keep trying and doing their best to learn and improve. Jeofrey Lucero’s parents helped him develop a good work ethic. Jeofrey now knows he needs to keep learning and working throughout his life. Larry Stevenson’s favorite quote is, “Only the strong survive.” This quote taught Larry to give his all in whatever he does. Bailey Berryhill’s favorite quote from the song “All That Remains” is “Fear not at all, my focus shall not fail.” Asia McGee’s favorite quote is “I Commanding Officer Capt. Scott Butler Public Affairs Officer Lt. Tim Page Deputy Public Affairs Officer Dott. Alberto Lunetta Editor Tracie Barnthouse Staff Writers/ Photographers MC1 Christopher Delano MC2 Gary Prill GM2 Kris Carmody MCSN Cameron Bramham MCSA Brian Glunt The Signature editorial office is located at: Naval Air Station Sigonella, Sicily PSC 812 Box 3020, FPO, AE 09627 Telephone: 095-86-5440: DSN 624-5440

struggle and emerge.” These quotes helped both Bailey and Asia realize they can accomplish anything if they keep learning and trying. Anna Rizza learned to love reading from her mother. Now, Anna really loves to read and to learn. Kayla Simmons shared how a personal experience helped her realize how fortunate she is. Kayla thinks people should always keep trying no matter how bad things may seem. Leadership Olivia Mullen’s parents taught her about personal responsibility by helping her develop independence, motivation, and a work ethic. Olivia now knows these characteristics will help her be a leader in the future. Erika Baker’s parents also taught her about being responsible for herself and helped her develop independence. Nate Carpenter’s favorite quote is, “It’s better to live on one’s feet than die on one’s knees.” This quote taught Nate it is better to stand up for what you believe in than to just accept things as they are. JROTC helped Elexa McCracken develop leadership skills and self-discipline. Elexa said JROTC helped her “develop skills she didn’t know she was capable of ” like leading a group and setting an example for others. Jake Serna’s favorite quote is by Frank GRADUATES, continued on page 12 This civilian enterprise (CE) newspaper is an authorized publication for members of the military services overseas. Contents of The Signature are not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense (DoD), or the U.S. Navy. The appearance of advertising in this newspaper, including inserts or supplements, does not constitute endorsement by the DoD or Stampa Generale S.r.l., of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. A confirmed violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser will result in the refusal to print advertising from that source until the violation is corrected.

have an active First Class Petty Officer Association, Junior Enlisted Association and CSAD (Coalition of Sailors Against Destructive Decisions) chapter. I'm sure we have some future Chief Petty Officers in all these organizations and if you're in a leadership position, wearing khaki pants, get behind these outfits and support their efforts - they're the future of the Navy. Although I think I've mostly covered the military section of our community, there is no way we could have accomplished our mission without the first rate efforts of our civilian and local national team. I am personally grateful for the efforts of our Fleet And Family Support Center and Ombudsmen for affording me the opportunity to focus on mission and military related matters secure in the knowledge that our families had the best support possible. Being a Sailor has been my life's work and the highlight of my 30 years in the Navy has been serving as your Command Master Chief.

Continue to make NAS SIGONELLA better daily. And take care of each other. We've talked a lot lately about bystander intervention. Don't hesitate to step in if a situation calls for it. Have a great, and safe, Memorial Day and thanks for your service!

NASSIG WORSHIP SERVICES Chapel Offices: NAS I 095-56-3975, NAS II 095-86-9049 ROMAN CATHOLIC Sunday 0900 Catholic Mass (NAS I Chapel) 1200 Catholic Mass (NAS II Chapel) Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 1130 Catholic Mass (NAS II Chapel) JEWISH LAY SERVICES First Friday 1800 Shabbat Service (NAS I Chapel) sigshalom@yahoo.com

PROTESTANT Sunday 1045 Protestant Worship (NAS I) Wednesday 1700 Fellowship Meal 1800 Adult Bible Study Youth Group Children’s Class CHURCH OF CHRIST LAY SERVICE Sunday 1300 Bible Study (NAS I Chapel) 1300 Worship Service Call 624-5128 or 338-736-3061

OTHER SERVICES/ACTIVITIES POINTS OF CONTACT Muslim Prayer Room, open for daily prayers, NAS II Chapel, x9049. Latter-day Saints: Sunday 1300 Catania Chapel, shefchik@hotmail.com; 624-1393 AA Meetings: Monday,Wednesday, Friday – 1900, NAS II Chapel, 346-840-7745

What is a FMS and a FMR? Submitted by Public Works Department

Facility Manager Specialist (FMS): A NAVFAC Public Works Department representative assigned the duty of assisting customers (NASSIG departments and tenant commands) in all matters related to Public Work services. This includes maintenance, repair, minor construction, utilities, energy conservation, transportation, etc. NASSIG is divided into zones; there is one FMS assigned to each zone. FMSs work under the direction of the Facility Management Division – Requirements Branch Supervisor, Mr. Joe Mcardle. Facilities Maintenance Representative (FMR): The Signature is published weekly by Stampa Generale S.r.l., Sig. Bruno Brandi, Publisher, Naval Support Activity, Capodichino (Naples), Italy - Tel. 081-568-7884, Fax 081-568-7887. E-mail: stampagenerale@tin.it. Editorial submissions are welcomed from all Naval Air Station Sigonella departments, divisions and tenant commands. Editorial submissions should be sent to the Public Affairs Office via thesig@eu.navy.mil, guard mail stop #68 or hand-delivered to our office no later than the close of business on the Friday proceeding the expected publication date. All articles submitted by non-staff members will be considered contributing writers. The Signature will not publish any anonymous articles. All advertisements in this publication are the property of Stampa Generale S.r.l. Any reproduction of advertisements in The Signature is unauthorized without the written consent of the publisher.

A representative, who will be the point of contact for the Public Works FMS for information related to facility requirements, service calls, projects, work request status, etc. Requests for work are only accepted from individuals designated by the activity as an FMR, except for emergency issues. The FMR is also the primary point of contact for utility outage notifications. Careful consideration should be given to selecting an FMR who has a detailed technical knowledge of the activities operations and ready access to the chain of command. DUTIES OF AN FMR: 1. Primary point of contact with Public Works for that customer. There is a primary FMR and an alternate appointed in writing by the Department Head, tenant or

CO/XO. When either transfers, a replacement shall be assigned promptly. 2. An FMR is required to examine and revalidate their work request status updates provided by the FMS. FMR must notify their FMS of work requests they desire to maintain active and those requiring cancelation. This will ensure work requests do not become lost in the system and the station's limited resources are not spent on obsolete work requests. 3. The FMR must arrange a meeting with their appropriate FMS before turning over their position. This will ensure a proper update, review, and pass-down of all information regarding work requests and facility maintenance procedures.

CNE-CNA-C6F/CNREURAFSEA IG Hotline It’s everyone’s responsibility to report fraud, waste, abuse and mismanagement in Navy activities to: Office of the Inspector General, Naples, Italy Leave a recorded message 24/7: DSN 626-2983, Comm: 081-568-2983 Speak to the Investigator: DSN 626-2964, Comm: 081-568-2964 Email: ighotline@eu.navy.mil Website: www.cnic.navy.mil/europe/index.htm You can choose to remain anonymous or confidential.









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Midtown Movie theaterS Schedule & deScriptionS

FAST FIVE- Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris

Friday, May 27 5:00pm Sucker Punch PG-13 8:00pm The Lincoln Lawyer R

Saturday, May 28 2:00pm Source Code PG-13 PREMIERE 4:30pm Battle: Los Angeles PG-13 7:00pm Paul R

Sunday, May 29 2:00pm Hanna PG-13 PREMIERE 4:00pm Source Code PG-13 6:30pm Sucker Punch PG-13

Monday, May 30 2:00pm Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides PG-13 PREMIERE 5:00pm Thor PG-13 7:30pm Sucker Punch PG-13

Tuesday, May 31 5:00pm Pirates: On Stranger Tides PG-13 8:00pm The Lincoln Lawyer R

Wednesday, June 1 5:00pm Sucker Punch PG-13 7:30pm Fast Five PG-13

Thursday, June 2 5:00pm Source Code PG-13 7:30pm Paul R

Friday, June 3 5:00pm Pirates: On Stranger Tides PG-13 8:00pm The Hangover 2 R PREMIERE

Since Brian O'Conner and Mia Toretto broke Dom Toretto out of custody, they've blown across many borders to elude authorities. Now backed into a corner in Rio de Janeiro, they must pull one last job in order to gain their freedom. As they assemble their elite team of top racers, the unlikely allies know their only shot of getting out for good means confronting the corrupt businessman who wants them dead. But he's not the only one on their tail. Hard-nosed federal agent Luke Hobbs never misses his target. When he is assigned to track down Dom and Brian, he and his strike team launch an all-out assault to capture them. But as his men tear through Brazil, Hobbs learns he can't separate the good guys from the bad. Now, he must rely on his instincts to corner his prey... before someone else runs them down first. (130 min.)

THE LINCOLN LAWYER- Matthew McConaughey, Marisa Tomei, Ryan Phillippe, William H. Macy, Josh Lucas Mickey Haller is a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney who operates out of the back of his Lincoln sedan. Haller has spent most of his career defending garden-variety criminals, until he lands the case of his career: defending Louis Roulet, a Beverly Hills playboy accused of rape and attempted murder. But the seemingly straightforward case suddenly develops into a deadly game of survival for Haller. (119 min.)

THOR- Chris Hemsworth, Anthony Hopkins, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Idris Elba Thor, a powerful but arrogant warrior, is sent down to Earth as punishment for reigniting a reckless war. But after a dangerous villain from his world sends the darkest forces of Asgard to invade Earth, the hammer-wielding Thor will learn what it takes to be a true hero in order to save mankind. (115 min.)

RANGO- Johnny Depp, Alanna Ubach, Abigal Breslin, Isla Fisher, Alfred Molina Rango is a sheltered chameleon living as an ordinary family pet facing a major identity crisis. After all, how high can you aim when your whole purpose in life is to blend in? When Rango accidentally winds up in the gritty, gun-slinging town of Dirt, a lawless outpost populated by the desert's most wily and whimsical creatures the less-than-courageous lizard suddenly finds he stands out. Welcomed as the last hope the town has been waiting for, new Sheriff Rango is forced to play his new role to the hilt until he starts to become the hero he once only pretended to be. (107 min.)

LIMITLESS- Bradley Cooper, Robert Di Niro, Abbie Cornish, Anna Friel, Johnny Whitworth Aspiring author Eddie Morra is suffering from chronic writer's block, but his life changes instantly when an old friend introduces him to NZT, a revolutionary new pharmaceutical that allows him to tap his full potential. With every synapse crackling, Eddie can recall everything he has ever read, seen or heard, learn any language in a day, comprehend complex equations and beguile anyone he meets - as long as he keeps taking the untested drug. Soon Eddie takes Wall Street by storm, parlaying a small stake into millions. His accomplishments catch the eye of mega-mogul Carl Van Loon, who invites him to help broker the largest merger in corporate history. But they also bring Eddie to the attention of people willing to do anything to get their hands on his stash of NZT. With his life in jeopardy and the drug's brutal side effects taking their toll, Eddie dodges mysterious stalkers, a vicious gangster and an intense police investigation as he attempts to hang on to his dwindling supply long enough to outwit his enemies. (105 min.)

Movie schedule is subject to change. Please call to confirm. Movie Hotline: 624-4248


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GRADUATES, continuned from page 2 Gaines: “Only those who can see the invisible can do the impossible.” Jake now knows it is those who see beyond the horizon who lead us in to the future. Amanda Bay’s parents showed her how to consider both sides of a situation and how to consider long term consequences rather than just immediate rewards. Amanda knows this ability to make smart choices will help her throughout her life. Michael Mink’s parents taught him how to manage his time and be better organized which he knows will serve him well in life and make him a better leader. Learning from her mom, being cheerleader captain and student-teaching with Ms. LaRocca helped Hailey Flanagan develop her leadership skills because they helped her to overcome shyness and to work with other people. Global Citizenship Rachel Vossler developed an appreciation for different cultures and an understanding of different perspectives because she has had the opportunity to attend three different high schools. Angel Jackson thinks moving to Sicily changed his life because he learned about people from another place in the world. Giulia Budny believes having direct contact with people from different nationalities with all kinds of traditions has changed her life. Tracy Ewert, Jade Kennedy, and Courtney Albert feel living in another country and traveling around Europe has changed their lives because they learned so much from every different person they met. Marco Montero’s dad has helped him become a more responsible person and Marco knows this will help him be a better citizen throughout his life. Marco Summerfield stated moving to Sigonella changed his life because “it is a place where everyone respects each other.” The Sigonella Middle High School Graduating Class of 2011 chose the following quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson to represent their class. “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” The character traits of life-long learners, leaders, and global citizens are some of what lies within these graduating seniors. The Sigonella Middle High School community congratulates the class of 2011 and wishes them the best at all future endeavors. COMREL, continued from page 1

their larger needs in front of your smaller ones.” Wilk said he was very proud to see so many of his peers and co-workers out in hot, Sicilian sun to help out the community of Motta Sant’Anastasia. “It was a win-win situation all around and I felt like we were doing great things for the people who live in Motta,” Wilk said. “It was a great day!”

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despite their ambitions, most children could not handle the distance. After 16 years of success, the name was changed to America’s Kids Run to capture the national and international interest it was receiving by Military Bases. MWR Youth Sports Coordinator Monica Gonzalez coordinated the event for Sigonella’s children and said that this run is the biggest kids run in the world. “It’s in honor of Armed Forces Day and is the largest kids run in the world,” Gonzalez said. “It’s a race, but they get a free shirt and we also try to promote fitness in a fun way for them.” Gonzalez said that coordinating the event isn’t a difficult process but added that she had to plan in advance to make sure everything was ready for the run. “When we pick the day and mark it on our calendars, we want to make sure we have enough time to prepare for the run,” Gonzalez said. “Making sure we have enough volunteers to run with the kids, safety supplies and water.” Mother Tracy Thill who had two kids participate in the run said it’s really good as a mom to watch her kids get out and enjoy the activities that the community here provides for them. “It’s very exciting, I enjoy watching them participate, running and being healthy,” Thill said. “As a mom, it’s very humbling.” Gonzalez said she loves seeing the kids come out for every event she is associated with and hopes they continue to participate as much as possible. “I really enjoyed seeing all the kids who were able to come out today, because you k now that they’re all a part of something bigger around the world,” Gonzalez said. “We set the ages at five and up, but to see kids younger than that out here wanting to run with their older brother or sister is really special. We have it every year and I hope to see everyone out here this time next year.” For more information about the annual event, visit www.americaskidsrun.org. REMEMBRANCE, continued from page 1 It took chutzpah, guts, and courage to smuggle people out of the ghetto and to take arms against an army régime, added Klein. “I don’t know if I could ever be as brave as the individuals who smuggled Jews out of the ghettos and took arms against the Nazis.” After Klein spoke, a sixth grade class from Sigonella Decatur Elementary School read the poem “Butterfly.” The class lined up along the stage with white T-shirts decorated with colorful butterflies. They passed the book down the line after reading their respective parts of the poem. The ceremony ended with an invocation from NAS Sigonella Chaplain Ubalde.

NAS Sigonella’s Joint Reception Center Mandatory check-in for all coalition forces supporting OPERATION UNIFIED PROTECTOR Location: NAS II Chapel (Bldg 742) In the parking lot of the Gateway Inn and Suites Contact Phone: 624-9049 Purpose: To maintain accountability for all coalition personnel affiliated with Operation Unified Protector. The JRC is also a onestop shop to provide all operational and recreational points of contact that deployed units will need. The JRC maintains up-to-date MWR activities, Red Cross contact information, base maps, bus schedules, and information for the Fleet & Family Support Center here at NAS Sigonella.

Sigonella Elementary School visits NAS Sigonella Public Affairs

Photos by MCSN Cameron Bramham

Students from Sigonella’s Stephen Decatur Elementary School participated in a Career Day on May 17. During the day, the two groups visited the Military Working Dogs and NAS Sigonella Security, Community Bank, Global Hawk, and the Public Affairs Office.

TRICARE young adult now open for enrollment Submitted by Naval Hospital Sigonella

Uniformed services dependents under 26, unmarried, and not eligible for their own employer-sponsored health care coverage may qualify to purchase TRICARE Young Adult (TYA), which offers TRICARE Standard coverage for monthly premiums of $186. The eligible dependent must be registered in DEERS. Complete information and application forms are available at www.tri-

care.mil/tya. Beneficiaries should explore all of their health care options and costs when choosing a plan to best meets their needs. TYA has been "fast-tracked" so enrollment could start as soon as systems changes, forms, premiums and other rules governing the program were approved and in place. TRICARE Management Activity will allow eligible applicants to be covered for the full month of May as long as enrollment

forms and payment are received (not postmarked) by the regional contractor, International SOS before May 31, 2011. Otherwise, coverage will begin when payment is received and application processed and will not be retroactive for health care services received beforehand. Call your local TRICARE Service Center at 624-4880 or visit us on the second deck at Naval Hospital Sigonella for more information or to apply for the program.

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