R 101930Z MAY 23
MARADMIN 239/23
MSGID/GENADMIN/CMC L WASHINGTON DC//
SUBJ/2022 MARINE CORPS FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES AWARD RECIPIENTS AND DOD NOMINEES//
REF/A/DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE MANUAL (DODM) 6055.21/DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES (FES) AWARDS GUIDANCE//
REF/B/MARINE CORPS ORDERS 11000.11A/MARINE CORPS FIRE PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY SERVICES PROGRAM//
NARR/REF/A/REF (A) CITES AN ANNUAL DOD FES AWARDS PROGRAM. REF (B) CITES ANNUAL MARINE CORPS FIRE PREVENTION AND EMERGENCY SERVICES AWARD PROGRAM//
POC/DAVIS C.S./GS-14/UNIT: MCICOM G-3/5//
NAME: HQMC MCICOM/TEL: (571)256-7259/TEL: DSN 260-7259/EMAIL: CHARLES.S.DAVIS@USMC.MIL//
POC/ESPINOSA J.R./MGYSGT/UNIT: MCICOM G-3/5//
NAME: HQMC MCICOM/TEL: (505)507-0911/TEL: DSN 260-8197/ EMAIL: JUAN.ESPINOSA@USMC.MIL//
GENTEXT/REMARKS/1.  This MARADMIN announces the results for the CY-22 United States Marine Corps Fire Emergency Services (FES) Awards.
2.  Background. The awards program recognizes accomplishments of the preceding calendar year (1 January through 31 December 2022).  This annual awards program recognizes combined FES/Aircraft Rescue Firefighting (ARFF) and Expeditionary Firefighting Rescue (EFR) department of the year (small, medium, and large, and EFR categories), fire prevention program of the year, military and civilian firefighter of the year, fire officer of the year, fire service instructor of the year, executive fire officer of the year, fire inspector of the year, and emergency medical service provider of the year.
3.  Nominations from Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM), Fleet Marine Force (FMF) and supporting establishments high were considered, with each nominee demonstrating the consistent level of performance befitting Marine Corps Fire Emergency Services.
4.  Congratulations to the following Marines, Civilian Marines, pro-grams and departments on selection as the recipients of the 2022 Marine Corps FES Award Program.  Each category was highly competitive, indicating exceptional leadership and dedication to mission accomplishment for all nominees.  Through both personal and professional example, they have set the standard for others to emulate in the conduct of their professional activities and career development goals.  Their resourcefulness, initiative and selfless dedication to duty reflected great credit upon themselves, the FES community and Marine Corps.
5.  Marine Corps Fire Emergency Services Award recipients.
6.  The 2022 Uniformed Marine FES award winners:
6.a.  Marine Firefighter of the year:  Sergeant Isaac J. Dziadzio, Marine Corps Installations (MCI)-Pacific, Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS), Kaneohe Bay ARFF, HI.
6.b.  Marine Fire Officer of the year:  Gunnery Sergeant Daniel I. Pinochi, MCI-Pacific, MCAS Kaneohe Bay ARFF, HI.
6.c.  Marine Executive Fire Officer of the year:  CWO3 Justin E. Barnes, MCI-Pacific, MCAS Kaneohe Bay ARFF, HI.
6.d.  Marine Fire Instructor of the year:  Staff Sergeant Troy R. Bloom, DoD Fire Academy, Marine Corps Detachment, Goodfellow Air Force Base, TX.
7.  The 2022 Civilian Marine FES award winners:
7.a.  Civilian Marine Firefighter of the year:  Firefighter Clinton Goepp, MCI-West, Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton FES, CA.
7.b.  Civilian Marine Fire Officer of the year:  Civilian Marine Battalion/Assistant Chief, Marvin J. Torgeson, MCI-West, Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Barstow FES, CA.
7.c.  Civilian Marine Executive Fire Officer of the year:  Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Tworek, MCI-West, MCLB Barstow FES, CA.
7.d.  Civilian Marine Fire Inspector of the year:  Lieutenant Peter J. Dyba JR, MCI-East, MCB Camp Lejeune FES, NC.
7.e.  Civilian Marine EMS Provider of the year:  Firefighter/Paramedic Chad Arnold, MCI-West, MCB Camp Pendleton FES, CA.
8.  The 2022 Fire Prevention Program of the year award winner:
8.a.  Fire Prevention Program of the year:  MCI–East, MCAS Cherry Point FES, NC.
9.  The 2022 Departments of the year award winner (Small, Medium, Large, FES/ARFF and EFR):
9.a.  Small Department:  MCI-Pacific, MCAS Kaneohe Bay ARFF, HI
9.b.  Medium Department:  MCI-Pacific, MCAS Iwakuni FES/ARFF, JP.
9.c.  Large Department:  MCI-West, MCB Camp Pendleton FES/ARFF, CA.
9.d.  Expeditionary Firefighting Rescue Department:  3D Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Wing Support Squadron-373, Airfield Operations Company, EFR Platoon, MCAS Miramar, CA.
10.  The Marines and departments selected will be submitted for further consideration to the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Energy, Installations, and Environment in order to compete in the DoD awards program per DoDM 6055.21.  An awards committee will be appointed by the Assistant Secretary of Defense to select the winners for CY-2022.  DoD FES award winners, will be announced via SEPCOR.
11.  MCICOM G-35 shall submit individual personal award for civilian and military award winners.  Citations and individual awards will be presented at the IANDL Fire & Emergency Services Management Board.
12.  Release authorized by LtGen Edward D. Banta, Deputy Commandant for Installations and Logistics.//