Evening star., 1933-08-27

Lieut.. M. NJ Cloukey, commander OF
The Naval Reserve Aviation Squadron,
has announced that Squadron VJ-7MR, !,
Utility Squadron 7 of the Marine Corps
Hir Reserves, based at the Naval Air
Station here, will receive its annual
IL DAYS of training of officers and men
at the old Naval Air Station at Cape
MAY. NJ j., from September to %,
enclusive. This viii be the first time
the squadron has trained as unit
tince its organization last October.
Pilots and enlisted men OF the
equadron will be trained in aerial ma
rhine gunnery and dive bombing tar
get practice. The air station at Cape
May is utilized because it offers ideal
facilities for aerial gunnery and dive
bombing training. The squadron Will
be modified on September 8 and will
move all personnel, baggage bedding,
eommissary stores, engineering stores,
ordnance stores, office stores. etc, to
Cape May by planes, trucks and auto
mobiles. At Cape May It will furnish
b completely self sustaining squadron
organization, conducting its own flight
Operations, engineering and ordnance
maintenance, Office, barracks and COM
missary This is training which closely
kimulates actual wartime conditions.
The squadron has the following per-
bonnel:
Capt. F. W. Marshall. 122 Glebe
Road, BallSton. Va, commanding officer;
First Lieut.. j. E. Webb, the Racquet
Club, squadron adjutant and operations
officer: Second Lieut.. r. B. Burchard,
3O66 Porter street. Second Lieut.. w.
b. Barber. 1920 Tilden street; Second
Lieut.. N. Gaunt, 1925 Minnesota ave-
hue southeast; First Lieut.. G. E. Gard
bar, 1927 New Hampshire avenue; Sec
6nd Lieut.. J. B. Jacob, Baltimore, Md;
Second Lieut.. ]. A. Timmons, ia Third
Street northeast; Second Lieut.. w. H.
Orton Conduit road; Second Lieut.. A.
F.. Van Alstyne. 1929 Kentucky avenue,
Baltimore, Md. First Sergt. F.. M.
Richard 1928 Harrison avenue, River
dale, Md; Sergt. J. E. Nance. Conduit
road; Sergt. A. P. Shanklin, Conduit
Foad; Sergt. J. S. Messer, 1857 Thirty
FIRST street; Corpl. D. L. Crist, Conduit
foad; s. S. Blandford, College Park
Md: E. H. Boggs, 1919 F street; F. A.
Raman, 1895 Inglsside Terrace: G. A.
eartor, 1925 H street; H. F. Camper
no East Capitol street; T. Doyle. 1913
E greet: b. G. Dean, 1415 F street;
Is. e. Dennis, 1912 New Hampshire ave-
hue: B. j. Esunas, 1861 Wisconsin
avenue; W. w Henry, 1903 Sixteenth
street: e. G. Miller, 1910 T street; G
M, Parks. 1885 Twentieth street; G. M
Rice. 1919 Floral street; P. V. Reed
1921 T street; G. H. Robertshaw, East
Falls Church. Va; F. N. Reeve, 5!3l
Potomac avenue; A. R. Kicks. 144G
Rhode Island avenue: T. D. Thorne
Falls Church, Va; G. B. Vinson, 4lot
Elliott street.
The Naval Reserve Inspection Boart
conducted inspections Of Fleet Nava
Reserve units from the latter part O.
September, 1882, to the middle Of June
1888, according to an announcement O
che Navy Department. Aviation units
here inspected by the board in th'
Spring of 1888 and during the past year
July /, 1882, to June 80. 1888, 14S Flee
Divisions, 81 Aviation Divisions wer'
inspected by the board, which alst
examined units of the. Volunteer Com
munication and Marine Corps Reserve
when possible. Capt. Alexander Sharpe
tr.. is president of the board.
The 1st Fleet Division at Atlanta
Ga, Lieut.. w. c. Wroe commanding
headed the list, with final figure o
merit of COL. Some of the othe
organization ratings are given as fol
lows, In their relative order: Secont