MCAS Cherry Point News - May 2014

Gunnery Sgt. Maurice L. Irvin, the operations chief of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14, demonstrates a self-defense technique during the squadron’s Jane Wayne Day at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, April 25. Irving said it was important to arm themselves with tactics they can use. - Gunnery Sgt. Maurice L. Irvin, the operations chief of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14, demonstrates a self-defense technique during the squadron’s Jane Wayne Day at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, April 25. Irving said it was important to arm themselves with tactics they can use.

MALS-14 Jane Wayne Day, big hit with families

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14 family members donned their loved ones uniforms to participate in a Jayne Wayne Day held by the squadron at Marine Coprs Air Station Cherry Point April 25.

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Marine Corps changes authorized ‘professional gear’ for PCS

Marines and sailors planning permanent change of station moves during the summer season should expect a change to the amount of professional gear authorized as part of a funded PCS. The Department of Defense plans to change policies regarding authorized weight limits for professional gear and what items constitute pro-gear. The changes take effect

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Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 2 flight and ground crew inspect an EA-6B Prowler at Cherry Point April 17, before departing for low-level navigation training. - Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 2 flight and ground crew inspect an EA-6B Prowler at Cherry Point April 17, before departing for low-level navigation training.

VMAQ-2 increases combat proficiency

Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 2 increased the proficiency of their pilots with low-level navigation flights April 17 at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C.During low-level navigation flights, pilots fly the EA-6B Prowler at low of altitudes while traveling at increased speeds."This training is designed to help pilots think

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