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“The Miramar Air Show is not just a way for us to showcase the amazing capabilities of the MAGTF, it’s also an opportunity to introduce you to the young men and women, who gladly serve daily to protect our great nation,� said Maj. Gen. Michael Rocco, commanding general of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. Static displays, various vendors and booths are scheduled to be available for the public to visit and enjoy at their leisure between attractions. “This will give the community a chance to see all the different things the military and many organizations that are not affiliated with the military, have to offer,� said Col. Jason Woodworth, commanding officer of MCAS Miramar. New to this year’s show is a performance from the Breitling Jet Team as part of their first U.S. tour. The Breitling Jet Team hails from France and is the world’s largest professional civilian flight team performing in jets. Also, new to this year’s show is an aerial demonstration from the F-35B Joint
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In the decades since its 1989 premiere, “The Simpsons� has provided consistent laughs for generations of audiences. The titular family has just begun their 27th season residing at 742 Evergreen Terrace, with a contractual guarantee that they will continue to do so for 28. People have often joked that the series would run forever, but – like all things – it must eventually come to an end. It’s a matter not of if, but of when, and executive producer and series showrunner Al Jean may have just shed some light on that. Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Jean spoke out about the longevity of “The Simpsons,� and when it could all come to a close. “It’s quite possible that we don’t have to go through the whole negotiation for 30. I wouldn’t be stunned if we stopped at 28, but my bet is on at least 30. But then you’d have to resign them again. If you made me pick one, I’d say the likeliest is ending after 30, but I’ve been wrong before. I thought five seasons was good when I got there.�
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‘Simpsons’ showrunner Al Jean says the groundbreaking series may come to an end after its 30th season. So fans of “The Simpsons� can rejoice knowing that the family will likely continue to grace our screens for at least three more seasons. Of course, this estimate does not take unforeseen circumstances
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Every so often writing assignments sync perfectly with personal interests. So it was when I covered the World Poker Tour DeepStacks Tournament, hosted by the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa in Reno, Nev. There were 15 games scheduled over a 10-day period. The majority were No Limit Hold ’Em, with buy-ins ranging from $65 – $1,000. Several were satellite events, and there was also an Omaha High-Low and a Pot Limit Omaha tournament. After an efficient check-in, I signed up for the Atlantis’ Paradise Club and had a late lunch at Toucan Charlie’s award-winning buffet. Early evening, I sat in on my first table, Omaha Hi-Lo. It is my favorite game and the subject of my app tutorial. It was a $5,000 guaranteed payout, allowing buy-in/registration through level six. Although wounded early by a straight flush beating my full-house and my second nuts losing to the nuts in the same hand, I was happy to make the final table and finish in fifth place. After breakfast the following morning at the Purple Parrot, I was off to take photos for my new website, www.PokerResortsReno.com and the app, Travel Reno. The area is scenic with lots of activities outside the casino: sightseeing, shopping, hiking, biking, sporting events and cultural opportunities. My next tournament was Pot Limit Omaha. To me, it is the most challenging of the poker games because of the betting structure. The maximum one can bet is the total of what’s in the pot. I finished in
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ational football plays.â€? You have to know when it’s four-minute situations or twominute situations — (it’s) a lot more menhen he was just 15 years old, tally than physically (in the NFL)‌ there’s Craig Mager suddenly had not really two-a-days and stuff like that. to become the man-of-the- So it’s a lot more mental reps where you’re family. connecting the dots as quickly as you can. Growing up without a father-figure, AG: I imagine the playbook at this level Mager had to step up and become a role is a lot different as well. How far are you model for his three younger sisters after along in the playbook as the season has his mother died in 2007. After the kids just started? moved in with their maternal grandCM: I’m pretty good. I feel like I know mother, football became Mager’s ref- all the plays, there’s just some formations uge at Luling High School in the small that change the calls so you have to know town of Luling, Texas, where he was those adjustments on the fly. So I’m still named District 27kind of learning those 3A MVP and honadjustments, but as orable mention allfar as the whole playstate in 2009. book goes, I feel really Following a standout career at Texas good about it. State, Mager’s hard work paid off when he AG: Did you set any goals for yourself was selected by the Chargers in the third as a rookie? round of the NFL Draft last May. Recently, CM: Pretty much just to help this team Mager answered a few questions regard- win any way I can. I’m really trying to deing his progress in the NFL and how his velop a special teams spot right now, and upbringing prepared him to handle life in I feel like they really like me at a couple of general. positions. AG: Coming from Texas State to a I want to keep getting better on special third-round draft pick in the NFL is quite teams and continue to learn from Brandon a jump. What has been the biggest transi- Flowers and Jason Verrett at cornerback tion for you? and study their techniques and learn what CM: Just mentally knowing your play- makes them successful. book, knowing where your help is at and AG: I think every high school football MilitaryPress#3b_OSBmilPress1b 9/25/15 4:24 PM Page 1 being aware (of your assignment) in “situ- player dreams of playing in the NFL. Now
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Known for his philosophical quotes, Yankees Hall-of-Famer Yogi Berra died Sept. 23 at the age of 90.
The uncommon wisdom of Hall-of-Famer Yogi Berra
Some of the more widely quoted philosOn his approach to playing baseball: ophy of Yogi Berra, the New York Yankees “Baseball is 90 percent mental. The other Hall of Fame catcher who died Sept. 23 at half is physical.� age 90: On death: “Always go to other people’s On his approach to at-bats: “You can’t funerals. Otherwise they won’t go to think and hit at the same time.� yours.� On selecting a restaurant: “Nobody goes On learning: “You can observe a lot by there anymore. It’s too crowded.� watching.� On economics: “A nickel ain’t worth a On his team’s diminishing pennant dime anymore.� chances: “It ain’t over ‘till it’s over.� On the 1973 Mets: “We were overOn the fractured syntax attributed to whelming underdogs.� him: “I really didn’t say everything I said.� On how events sometimes seem to repeat themselves “It’s deja vu all over again!� On baseball attendance: “If people don’t come to the ballpark, how are you gonna Yogi Berra passed away Sept. 23 at stop them?� 90 years old. He was and will always On a slipping batting average: “Slump? be a beloved American icon — Hall of I ain’t in no slump. ... I just ain’t hitting.� Fame catcher for the New York YanOn travel directions: “When you come kees and master of quotable quotes to a fork in the road take it.� like “it ain’t over ‘til it’s over� and On pregame rest: “I usually take a two“when you come to a fork in the road, hour nap from 1 to 4.� take it.� On battling the shadows in left field at Not as well known about Berra is Yankee Stadium: “It gets late early out that he served in the U.S. Navy during there.� World War II and was part of the DOn fan mail: “Never answer an anonyDay Invasion on June 6, 1944. mous letter.� Berra was only 18 when he showed On being told he looked cool: “You don’t up at Little Creek Naval Base in Virlook so hot yourself.� ginia for training as a landing craft On being asked what time it was: “You crewman. D-Day was only a few mean now?� months away, but he had little idea of On being given a day in his honor: what his role would be at that time. “Thank you for making this day necessary.� D-DAY, continued on Page 21 On a spring training drill: “Pair off in threes.� 'PS BEWFSUJTJOH JOGPSNBUJPO DBMM t BEWFSUJTJOH!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN
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Patch for ISIS conflict draws flak Soldiers say it looks
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A combat patch worn by U.S. soldiers who served in Iraq on the mission against Islamic State is drawing flak from service members and veterans who say the patch — with its palm wreath, stars and crossed scimitars — looks like something the enemy would wear. The patch isn’t new. Soldiers serving in Operation Inherent Resolve have been sewing it onto their uniforms since April, shortly after the Army authorized it. There is also a medal version for wear on the Army Service Uniform, service spokesman Wayne Hall said on Thursday. Army Secretary John McHugh approved the patch on March 23 and the service announced it in a message to troops four days later. But a story on the patch posted on
Facebook has drawn a long string of criticism from readers who say the design makes it look more like a unit patch of a Middle Eastern military — or even something ISIS would wear. The article, which ran in USA Today, quotes from an Army document stating that the crossed scimitars symbolize the twin goals of the U.S.-led coalition — to defeat the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS (also known as ISIL), and to restore stability in the region. “Will these be issued to Iraqi troops so they can desert again and leave these patches for ISIS?� asked
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Army veteran Michael Daunais, a reference to instances in which Iraqi troops have gone over to the jihadists rather than fight them. “You can keep that ISIS patch featuring swords that chop off our heads,� wrote David Clay, a former Army chief warrant officer. Some commenters wrote that they initially thought the article was posted by The Duffleblog, a faux news site that satirizes the military. Former Army Capt. Kevin Casas called the patch “100% Haji style! “The team I worked with in the Jordanian Special Forces had a patch just like that, they were good guys, but the bad guys’ patch also looks like ... that,� he continued. “How about an American looking style symbol? wtf man?�
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A four star admiral, who was in charge of the largest single military command in the world, slammed President Obama. He called on Congress to end the Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of every U.S. National Security Agency under Obama’s administration. James “Ace� Lyons is a retired fourstar admiral. His last duty assignment was commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, the largest single military command in the world. His initiatives contributed directly to the economic stability and humanitarian understanding in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regions and brought the U.S. Navy Fleet back to China. He is known as “the father� of Red Cell, Navy anti-terrorism units comprised of Navy Seals, which Lyons established in Adm. James “Ace� Lyons response to the Marine barracks bombing in Beirut. He has represented the United States in both a military and civilian capacity worldwide. Lyons unleashed a plea to end the flood of Muslim Brotherhood infiltration into every U.S. National Security branch by the Obama Administration. “No question we’ve got a hell of a job ahead of us with the Muslim Brotherhood penetration in every one of our national security agencies, including all our intelligence agencies, and has been reported by some, our lead intelligence agency headed by a Muslim convert (a direct reference to CIA Director John Brennan who chose to swear in on the Constitution while refusing to swear in on the bible with many rumors he converted to Islam in the 1990s in Baghdad). “This is not going to be an easy task.� The admiral did not mince words. He started with President Obama’s failure to send anyone to Paris until a week after the “Unity Rally,� where President Obama chose to send Secretary of State John Kerry and James Taylor to sing for the French People, despite DOJ Eric Holder being in France at the time of the rally.
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USNS Mercy returns from deployment By Sgt. James Gulliver Pacific Partnership 2015 personnel assigned to the hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) returned home Sept. 27 as the ship pulled in to U.S. Naval Base San Diego after a nearly five-month deployment. More than 600 Sailors, Marines and civilian mariners returned to their families and friends after participating in PP15, where they provided medicine, dentistry, veterinary, public health services, engineering and disaster response training, education and direct care in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines and Vietnam. “I am proud to have been in command of several ordnance, fuel and supply ships in the defense of freedom, but I can find no greater honor then to have commanded USNS Mercy during Pacific Partnership, bringing a cargo of friendship, aid and hope to those in need,� said Thomas Giudice, the merchant marine captain of Mercy. Pacific Partnership strengthens partnerships and ensures that the international community is better prepared to synchronize and function together to deliver foreign humanitarian aid in times of natural disaster or crisis. PP15 supporting partners included Australia,
tion volunteers and international partners return to their bases, homes and families we can all take a moment to reflect on the regional ties we have renewed, the improvements in disaster response preparedness we have made, and the deepening of commitments our nations and organizations have demonstrated, not only for the people of Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, and Vietnam, but to the Indo-Asia-Pacific Region as a whole,“ said Capt. Christopher Engdahl, the Pacific Partnership 2015 mission commander. Mercy medical and dental personnel provided direct care to more than 20,000 patients, but the primary objective of Pacific Partnership 2015 was to conduct subject matter expert exchanges to improve collective disaster response. Approximately 1,200 total PP15 personnel aboard The hospital ship USNS Mercy transits San Diego Bay on Sept. 27 as it returns to its homeport at Naval Base San Mercy spent more than 20,500 man hours Diego. Mercy completed a nearly five-month deployment in support of Pacific Partnership 2015. (U.S. Navy photo by engaged in joint education and didactic Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Eric Coffer) exchanges with host nations. “We learned a tremendous amount New Zealand, Japan, Republic of Korea, versity of Hawaii, Project Handclasp, and from our partner nations in subject matter expert exchanges,� said Capt. Melanie Malaysia, Canada, Timor Leste, Fiji, and World Vets. France. Non-governmental organizations “As the 10th Pacific Partnership mission Merrick, the commanding officer of the participating were Project Hope, Opera- draws to a close and our talented group of medical treatment facility USNS Mercy. tion Smile, Latter Day Saints Charities, Sailors, Marines, Soldiers, Airmen, Coast MERCY, continued on Page 20 University of California San Diego, Uni- Guard men, non-governmental organiza-
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OS ANGELES — Ten years ago, Staff Sgt. Mike Maroney hovered over a maelstrom of water, debris and human suffering. New Orleans, a once vibrant mecca for revelers and tourists, was ground zero for impoverished refugees in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. By Sept. 6, 2005, Maroney said he had become depressed and felt detached from the city’s suffering. He had spent the previous six days caring for coma victims, families with no place to go and refugee drop-offs at the Federal Emergency Management Agency camp at the Louis Armstrong Airport. Maroney, then a helicopter pararescue specialist with the 66th Rescue Squadron at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, said he was overwhelmed with the human condi- Left: Then-Staff Sgt. Mike Maroney embraces 3-year-old LeShay Brown after rescuing her from a rooftop after Hurricane Katrina. Right: Maroney and 13-year-old Brown reunite. tion. It reminded him of a deployment to Afghanistan. On day seven of the Katrina mission, cue helicopter to the rooftop. What he did The little girl wrapped herself around “I had come back from a bad deploy- Maroney saw a family on the roof of their not know was 3-year-old LeShay Brown him as he began to pull her to safety. Piercment, real bad,� he said. “We didn’t pick up home flagging for help. Strapped in and would lift his spirits higher than a heliMilitary Ad July 2015_9.417x6.25 No Pionner_Layout 1 9/28/15 1:40 PM Page 1 KATRINA GIRL, continued on Page 16 anyone alive.� ready to go, he was lowered from his res- copter.
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Team Red White and Blue race slated for Veterans’ Day Every one of us is touched by someone who has served or is serving in a branch of the military. It could be a friend, a spouse, son or daughter. As regular citizens, we truly don’t understand what it means to serve our country with the strength, hard work and dedication of our active duty and veteran population. Being in the forefront of every conflict worldwide, they strive to keep our country safe each and every day. For that, we are thankful as a community. For many of these brave patriots, however, the transition from active to non-active duty can often be a difficult process. With that in mind, ISM Sports has partnered with Team Red White and Blue San Diego for the second annual Team RWB 5k/10k Race and Kids Boot Camp. Scheduled for November 7, 2015, the event will take place at Robb Field in Ocean Beach featuring a beautiful waterfront course. Proceeds will benefit TRWB. Founded in 2010 by Mike Erwin, an active major in the US Army, Team RWB is an all-volunteer organization that offers free membership to veterans. Its mission is to enrich the lives of American veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activity. Erwin addressed the need for consistent, local, daily support and opportunities for veterans. Today, with 100 chapters all over the country, Team RWB delivers opportunities to connect veterans through weekly fitness activities, monthly social events, and participation in local races. This month TRWB has created a health and wellness program at Veteran’s Village SD to engage those veterans in regular physical activities and to help create positive team–building experiences.
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The Cold War ended over two decades ago, and many people have never lived under the shadow of nuclear and radiological threats. Still, a nuclear attack is a very real threat. Global politics are far from stable, and human nature has changed none in the last two decades. “The most persistent sound which reverberates through man’s history is the beating of war drums,� said author Arthur Koestler. As long as nuclear weapons exist, there is always the danger they will be used. Is nuclear war survivable? Only predictions exist, as some say yes, others say no. Keep in mind that modern thermonuclear weapons are many hundreds, and in the case of the largest weapons, several thousand times more powerful than the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. We really do not fully understand what will happen when thousands of these weapons are detonated at the same time. For some, especially those in large population centers, it may seem like an entirely futile endeavor. If it is survived at all, it will be by those who are mentally and logistically prepared for such an event and that live in very remote areas with no strategic significance.
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5. Stick to shelter when you’re not moving, but get out of town. The radiation cloud will continue to settle for the next few days, so getting out of the targeted city is best even if it takes a day or two. But you should always shelter when not in motion. Keep dirt and concrete between you and the atmosphere if at all possible.
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SELFIES MORE DEADLY THAN SHARK ATTACKS By Lily Hay Newman Slate Last month a 66-year-old Japanese man traveling in India fell down a staircase while attempting to take a selfie and died. It’s increasingly obvious that people choose bad moments to take selfies, so now the conversation is turning to comparisons. And apparently selfies have become more dangerous than a lot of already scary-sounding things. Take shark attacks. As of Sept. 4, the International Shark Attack File at the Florida Museum of Natural History had recorded six fatal shark attacks worldwide in 2015, according to National Geographic. Meanwhile, a Reuters article published Sept. 3 described dozens of 2015 selfie deaths and injuries in Russia alone. The country has had to launch public safety campaigns to warn people about the potential dangers of snapping a pic. One poster says, “A cool selfie could cost you your life.� In August a man trying to take a selfie was gored to death during a running of the bulls in Villaseca de la Sagra, Spain. And there have been numerous bison attacks following attempted selfies in Yellowstone National Park. Some groups have been trying to get on top of the wave. In June Disney banned selfie sticks in its amusement parks. And
foreseeing the selfie crisis in a very specific way, New York State passed a bill in June 2014 to prohibit people from having their photo taken (or taking it themselves) while “hugging, patting or otherwise touching tigers.� There was already a snake selfierelated injury in 2015.
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KATRINA GIRL Continued from Page 8 ing the fog of his deployment, and this mission, was Brown’s bright smile, he said. Once in the helicopter, the frightened little girl kept holding onto him. A combat photographer captured the moment, which became a symbol to the country of heroism amidst devastating circumstances. To Maroney, the moment carried much more meaning. “When we were going to drop her off she wrapped me in a hug ‌ that hug was everything. Time stopped,â€? Maroney said. “Words fail to express what that hug means to me.â€? The rescue team eventually delivered Brown and her family safely to the FEMA camp. Although Maroney and the Browns went their separate ways, every year around Sept. 6 Maroney would think about the little girl who had hugged away his burden. Where was she? How was she doing? In 2010, Maroney decided he had to
find the little girl who saved him. He did not know her name, where she went after Katrina or anything else about her. He turned to social media hoping to find help. “Every year around the anniversary I would post it (the now famous photo) asking if anyone knew her or if anyone recognized her,� he said. Then last year, help came from Michigan high schooler Andrew Goard who
“A couple months ago my son got an Instagram message from one of Brown’s friends. They had moved to Tennessee and she kept the same smile as in the picture,� Maroney said. After verifying the identity of Brown, his “Katrina Girl,� he said he was dazed and nervous. “I waited a day to text them.� When he finally contacted the family, he and Brown’s mother talked about the family’s time during Katrina and the years after. “When I had pulled them out they had gone five days without food,� Maroney said. After being dropped off at the FEMA camp, the Browns were moved to Memphis, Tennessee. They eventually returned to New Orleans and have since moved to Waveland, Mississippi. Finally, they talked about a reunion. Thanks to the talk show “The Real,� Maroney and the Browns were provided that opportunity. On Sept. 15, Maroney and Brown embraced again. Now 13 years old, Brown is an honor-roll student and plays on the basketball team. Maroney continues his Air Force Reserve career as a master sergeant with the 308th Rescue Squadron at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida. When not in uniform, Maroney helps young people who want to be pararescue specialists or combat controllers. He also volunteers for several military affiliated organizations. Since the reunion, the Maroney and Brown families have grown closer. “I keep the picture of us on my wall,� Maroney said. He and Brown’s mother also text each other almost every day, sharing jokes, he added. “In my line of work you don’t get a lot of happy days, so when you get them you grab them and hold onto them for all they’re worth,� he said.
‘He said helping me was his mission, and he blasted everything on social media.’ coined the name “Katrina Girl� after messaging Maroney about her. “He said helping me was his mission, and he blasted everything on social media. I went from a couple hundred likes to thousands,� Maroney said. “I went on every talk show there is, telling my story.� The viral hashtag, #findkatrinagirl, formed by Goard had started a nationwide search.
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Golf classic launches military day The PGA Champions Tour’s Toshiba Classic, celebrating its 21st year of play in 2015, announced today its inaugural Military Appreciation Day presented by VerdeWatts on Oct. 31. As part of Military Appreciation Day, which will benefit the One/One Foundation and the Open Hearts for Purple Hearts Foundation, all former and active military members and up to three of their guests will be honored with complimentary admission and food and beverage to thank them for their service to our country. To pre-register, eligible military members can visit http://www.toshibaclassic. com/military-appreciation-day/. Additionally, the tournament will have a Military Appreciation Village, an interactive area open to the public Friday, Saturday and Sunday, allowing patrons of the Toshiba Classic to participate in the “Chip in for Heroes� donation program, “Message for Military,� and the Flak Jacket Putting Contest. “It really means a lot to all of us involved with the Toshiba Classic to honor all former and active military through the tournament’s first Military Appreciation Day,� said Jeff Purser, Executive Director, Hoag Charity Sports – Toshiba Classic. “Southern California has an immense military population, and we’re excited to play a small role in giving back for the incredible sacrifices they make for all of us each and every day.�
SIMPSONS Continued from Page 2 This would effectively immortalize “The Simpsons,� keeping their continuity on an endless time loop. The fact that Jean has already admitted this idea publicly probably kills the likelihood that it will ever happen, but still it’s food for thought. While “The Simpsons� continues to garner great ratings, there are some who have begun to feel the series has perhaps overstayed its welcome in our lives. Most of the episodes thought of as classics occurred some time in the mid 1990’s – “Who Shot Mr. Burns,� and “You Only Move Twice� – with recent seasons opting more for shock value and gimmicks. These stunts include overwhelming celebrity cameos, killing off secondary characters, and even the rumors that this season would see Homer and Marge divorce. The end of “The Simpsons� will mark the end of a television era. After possibly 30 seasons, a movie – with a potential sequel on the way – and countless tie-ins, the series has touched the lives of billions around the world. If and when the creative team (or Fox) decides to call it quits, we can rest assured the show will go out with a bang.
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Military experience doesn’t prepare for private success By Scott Beauchamp
Those considered successful in America seem, at least superficially, to cover a fairly broad spectrum: the business entrepreneur, the pop star, the professional athlete, perhaps a surgeon. Yet while their success derives from very different activities, one feature they all share in common is wealth. To be successful in America means to be rich, and much of our culture is monomaniacally focused on getting rich. There is one major subset of Americans By Norman L. Macht for whom this is not the case, who have MilitaryPress not put making money at the center of their lives: service members. And it shows: very investor should be aware Many retired service members are not doof the miracle of compounding well once they enter the private sector. ing. It’s especially important As former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben for anyone seeking long-term Bernanke said at a Brookings Institution growth. event last month, “If you go into the miliEverything you invest in should protary at age 18 — versus an identical person vide the option to reinvest dividends. who stays in the private sector and takes a Most stocks, but not all ETFs, give you private sector job — 10 years later, if you that chance. Here’s how it works and leave the military, your skills and wages are why it’s so beneficial. probably not going to be as quite as high Say you buy a stock or ETF or mutual on average as the private-sector person.� fund that pays a three percent dividend Living as we do in a climate where to say — more if it’s a fund that distributes anything that could be vaguely construed capital gains or returns of capital. But as “anti-troop� is anathema, his remarks let’s use 4 percent. You buy 100 shares were quite controversial. at $10. During the year it pays 40 cents To give some context, the subject of the a share — $40 — in dividends. To simBrookings event was “defense spending plify, let’s assume the stock stays at $10. and its economic impacts,� and BernanIf the dividends were reinvested, at the ke’s comments were referring to the cost end of one year you’d have 104 shares. of maintaining a 1.4 million-person miliThe second year’s dividend is now paid tary—which he believes could be offset by on 104 shares, so you’d receive $41.60, better training service members to enter which if reinvested, brings your investthe workforce once they leave the military. ment to 108.16 shares. In the third year In making his case, Bernanke specifically you’d receive $43.26; raising your total referenced the average unemployment rate shares to about 112.49. of 7 percent for vets returning to the private Extend the math out 20 or 30 years sector, higher than the national average of and you’ll be astounded at the difference 5.3 percent. If veterans were better able to it can make. contribute to the general economy once Of course, the increase in your numthey separated from the service, America ber of shares will vary, depending on the could more efficiently maintain a large price fluctuations of the stock. It’s actumilitary. The case that Bernanke is makally to your benefit if the stock price is ing might seem cold and removed, but it’s a lower during these years, as that enables characteristically unsentimental argument your reinvested dividends to buy more coming as it does from one of the nation’s shares. Being happy about your stock top economists. price declining along the way requires a Bernanke’s statements miffed some vetlong-term view, but it’s more profitable erans groups. Fred Wellman, 22-year Army than if it does nothing but go up from veteran and CEO of veteran-advocacy the day you buy it. group ScoutComms, commented to ForThe important thing is to always eign Policy, “I am not sure where Mr. Berchoose the option of reinvesting divinanke got his information, but the current dends — which any brokerage firm will numbers just don’t reflect saying military show on its website. And avoid those service does not help you succeed in the ETFs or funds that do not allow it. private sector. The most current surveys Another way to let compounding show that veterans are far more likely to work for you is to raise the amount you be employed than non-veterans and earn save and invest by whatever percentage higher median incomes in those jobs.� you’re comfortable with and can afford. Robert L. Gordon III, retired Army colonel Successful young retirement planners and current head of the veteran-advocacy put aside the first money they make group Got Your 6, wrote in the Huffington each month or year rather than what’s Post that Bernanke’s statements add to left over at the end of the month or year. the misconception that veterans are “broIt’s called “paying yourself first.� ken heroes,� a myth belied by the fact that The same principle works for income veterans “vote, volunteer, and help [their] investors who do not need the immedineighbors� at higher rates than their civilate cash payout. It’s a way to see your ian counterparts. Gordon also pointed out that, according to the Bureau of Labor StaMONEY, continued on Page 20 'PS BEWFSUJTJOH JOGPSNBUJPO DBMM t BEWFSUJTJOH!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN
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asking a question of my own: “Would your coworkers die for you?� Intense, to be sure, but the question illuminates the different mental and moral frameworks we were operating under. I joined the infantry specifically because I wanted a role in the military that didn’t have a civilian counterpart (unlike, say, becoming a medic or cook) precisely because I wanted to experience the intensity of purpose and camaraderie that simply doesn’t exist within the framework of our civilian economy. I wanted to serve my country, but I wanted to serve it in a way that placed me outside the rationale of neoliberal consumerism. CUNY Anthropology and Geography professor David Harvey, perhaps the preeminent scholar of neoliberalism today, describes our current socio-economic sysSUCCESS, continued on Page 20
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increasingly governs the whole of life.� There aren’t many opportunities to escape the dictates and demands of the neoliberalism. And that’s one of the problems it presents: homogeneity. It’s an ironic diagnosis for an economic and social system nominally predicated upon servicing peoples’ desires. Marketization can give you anything you want, as long as it has a price tag. Psychologist Paul Verhaeghe describes the qualities of one adrift in a totally transactional society as being superficial, manipulative, risk-averse, and childish. He writes, “This description is, of course, a caricature taken to extremes. Nevertheless, the financial crisis illustrated at a macrosocial level (for example, in the conflicts between eurozone countries) what a neoliberal meritocracy does to people. Solidarity becomes an expensive luxury and makes way for temporary alliances, the main preoccupation always being to extract more profit from the situation than your competition. Social ties with colleagues weaken, as does emotional commitment to the enterprise or organisation.� All relations become transactional, and the atomized self a nodule in an unbroken loop of production and consumption.
MERCY Continued from Page 7 “Some of the SMEEs were hands on, actually performing skill sets and others were more give-and-take lectures. It was fascinating to get together with their emergency response people, city leaders, county folks and really discuss what they would do if there were a massive disaster in their area.� After visiting four countries and seven mission ports, PP15 personnel said they were eager to return to their friends and family after playing a vital role in improving disaster response preparedness in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. Those ashore were happy they are home too, and proud of the work they have done. “To see what these men and women and this ship have accomplished over
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ADMIRAL Continued from Page 6 Lyons addressed it as an embarrassment to all Americans and a signal to the Islamic Jihad movement. He states it is one of many signals Obama has sent over the years. In a recap of the last decades, he states quite bluntly that the US has had “many opportunities to change the course of history,� starting with the Carter administration and the embarrassment of the Iran Hostage crisis. He says instead of changing history, American leaders have failed to act time and time again, leading to our current crisis. “Here we are today,� he said. “Political correctness has neutralized all our military leadership.� 20 0DU
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