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ALMAR 006/02
MSGID/GENADMIN/CMC WASHINGTON DC/SD//
SUBJ/FY01 MARINE CORPS SAFETY AWARD RECIPIENTS//
REF/A/DOC/MCO 5100.32//
REF/B/MSG/SECNAV/111840ZJAN2002//
AMPN/ REF A IS THE MARINE CORPS ORDER, MARINE CORPS SAFETY
AWARDS PROGRAM OF 01 OCT 2001.  REF B IS THE ALNAV 001/02,
SAFETY PERFORMANCE RECOGNITION AND ACCOUNTABILITY//
RMKS/1.  AS PROVIDED BY REF A THE MARINE CORPS SAFETY AWARDS
PROGRAM RECOGNIZES COMMANDS AND PERSONNEL FOR SIGNIFICANT
CONTRIBUTIONS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE FIELD OF SAFETY AND
MISHAP PREVENTION.
2.  IT'S WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT I ANNOUNCE THE RECIPIENTS OF THE
FY01 MARINE CORPS SAFETY AWARDS.  ALL AWARD RECIPIENTS ARE TO BE
CONGRATULATED ON THE SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS THEY MADE TO THE
MARINE CORPS SAFETY PROGRAM BY THE REDUCTION OF MISHAPS AND
INCREASED MISSION READINESS.
3.  I WILL PERSONALLY PRESENT THE FOLLOWING AWARDS:
A.  CENTER OF SAFETY EXCELLENCE, MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII.
B.  MARINE CORPS SUPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY, SSGT SCOTT L.
WORTH, SAFETY MANAGER, MARINE CORPS SECURITY FORCE BATTALION,
MARINE FORCES ATLANTIC.
4.  THE MARINE CORPS MERIT AWARDS IN SAFETY WILL BE PRESENTED
THROUGH THE CHAIN OF COMMAND TO THE FOLLOWING RECIPIENTS.
A.  GROUP III, POPULATION 1000-4999, 4TH LANDING SUPPORT BATTALION,
MARINE FORCES RESERVE.
B.  GROUP IV, POPULATION LESS THAN 1000, VMFA SQUADRON 321, MARINE
FORCES RESERVE.
5.  IN ACCORDANCE WITH REF B, THE NOMINATIONS OF THE AWARD
RECIPIENTS WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY FOR
CONSIDERATION OF RECOGNITION DURING AN ANNUAL SAFETY SUMMIT.
6.  CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL FOR A JOB WELL DONE.
7.  SEMPER FIDELIS, J. L. JONES, GENERAL, U.S. MARINE CORPS,
COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS.//
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