Tuesday, December 16, 2008

A Special Day for CAC-1

Today was truly a special day for Martin, as well as one the most historic days in our nation’s history.  Today , the 67th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, is truly a day that we in the military look at and remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. However, even with that in mind, one of our own decided to stick around for awhile longer. Six days after the tenth anniversary of his enlistment, Martin was reenlisted by Patrick on top of the HAS (Hardened Aircraft Structure) while the rest of CAC-1 (Combat Aircrew 1) looked on proudly.  Martin reenlisted for six more years and is looking forward to his bright future in the Navy.   CAC-1 is excited for Martin and looking forward to flying with him for the remainder of deployment, as he is a vital member to the crew and the crew's success. Congratulations!

Well, that about says it all, folks.  A little bit of history from the past, and maybe CAC-1 just made a little history of its own by re-enlisting Martin out here in the desert.  Who knows, could we perhaps be seeing the next and newest AWVC? MCPON? Or, dare I say, LT! In any case, everyone, both here and at home, is very proud of all that you have done so far.  Until our next installment, thanks again for stopping by!

Posted by LT Zach Boguslawski, VP-4 Public Affairs Officer

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