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# Two DLA Maritime Pearl Harbor Sailors Reenlist

By Faron CodreyDLA Land and Maritime

                PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii  –              LS1 Roberto Lucero and LS2 Jamey Smith of DLA Maritime Pearl Harbor Maritime re-enlisted at the top of Lanikai Pillbox atop Ka'Iwa Ridge this December. The weather was perfect for the morning hike to the Pillbox, which was attended by all DLA Maritime Military Personnel. CDR Thomas Marszalek, DLA Maritime Director, officiated the re-enlistment. Hailing from El Paso, Texas, LS1 Lucero enlisted in 2007 and reported to DLA Maritime Pearl Harbor in January 2013.  He re-enlisted for four years and will be transferring to the USS Carl Vinson, CVN 70, in January 2016.Hailing from Agana, Guam, LS2 Smith enlisted in 2008 and reported to DLA Maritime Pearl Harbor in September 2013.  He re-enlisted for four years and desires to get orders to an aircraft carrier in San Diego.  Marszalek  said: “Congratulations to both LS1 Lucero and LS2 Smith on their re-enlistment. It is great to have two top performing Sailors decide to continue to stay Navy and to continue to unselfishly serve their country!”

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