MCAS New River News

Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Redemacher receives the sword of office from Lt. Col. Richard F. Neitzey, commanding officer of Marine Heavy Helicopter Training Squadron 302 in a relief and appointment ceremony, Feb. 8. Redemacher replaced Sgt. Maj. Johnny L. Higdon Jr. - Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Redemacher receives the sword of office from Lt. Col. Richard F. Neitzey, commanding officer of Marine Heavy Helicopter Training Squadron 302 in a relief and appointment ceremony, Feb. 8. Redemacher replaced Sgt. Maj. Johnny L. Higdon Jr.

An Osprey piloted by Marines from Marine Corps Air Station New Rivers' Marine Test and Evaluation Squadron 22 heads towards the USS Bush aircraft carrier off the cost of Virginia. - An Osprey piloted by Marines from Marine Corps Air Station New Rivers' Marine Test and Evaluation Squadron 22 heads towards the USS Bush aircraft carrier off the cost of Virginia.

Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 269 Marines bids fair winds and following seas to the UH-1N Huey on it final flight with the squadron with a parade across the skies of Marines Corps Air Station New River, Feb. 5.Two UH-1N Hueys were joined by its replacement a UH-1Y Huey and its partner in the sky, an AH-1W Cobra. After the flight, Col. Scott S. Jenson, Marine Aircraft Group 29 commanding officer, reflected on the history of the UH-1N Huey. - Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 269 Marines bids fair winds and following seas to the UH-1N Huey on it final flight with the squadron with a parade across the skies of Marines Corps Air Station New River, Feb. 5. Two UH-1N Hueys were joined by its replacement a UH-1Y Huey and its partner in the sky, an AH-1W Cobra. After the flight, Col. Scott S. Jenson, Marine Aircraft Group 29 commanding officer, reflected on the history of the UH-1N Huey.