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The barber shop is open to all patrons, by appointment only. The Navy Exchange mini-mart remains open but may have limited product availability.

Fishing in Anaheim Bay (only when no ship is in port, outside of construction areas).

Barney's Beach House and surrounding beach area (due to construction).

The following MWR facilities are currently closed: Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) Facilities Status Indoor mask wearing for all individuals (military and civilian) is optional at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach and detachments, regardless of vaccination status. Anyone with potential COVID-19 symptoms will be denied base access. Anyone attempting base access may be asked questions about their health and health history before being allowed onboard.

Previous rules allowing individuals carrying military ID cards to escort individuals without military ID cards have been permanently suspended. Most MWR services have returned to normal operations.ĪLL individuals must have a valid military or military retiree ID card in order to access Navy installations. Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach and detachments remain operational. For the latest local statistics visit the OC Health Care Agency's COVID data center HERE. It is imperative that all unvaccinated personnel re-think their vaccine decision while continuing to follow COVID guidelines, including social distancing and mask wearing. All military personnel and Navy civilian staff are required to be vaccinated. Their brother, 8-year-old Joaquin, stood quietly next to his father – his hand over his heart.Indoor mask wearing is now optional at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach and Detachments Fallbrook and Norco. Holding small American flags, Aguilar’s two girls, Carolina, 5, and Gabriela, 7, saluted each time they saw their father salute. “For a lot of people, the meaning is lost.” “It’s important they learn what Memorial Day means,” he said. On Monday, he brought his three young children to the ceremony. Ramon Aguilar, 39, of Lakewood, is a veteran of the USS City of Corpus Christi submarine. They are there around the clock, far from our shores, defending America at all times.”

“They will be there every Saturday, Sunday and holiday this year. “They will be there when we are sleeping tonight,” he said. In remembering the fallen, Nguyen said it was also important to honor their families “who have set an example of resilience by continuing to live courageously through unimaginable pain.”Īaron Peterson, currently commander of the USS Scranton fast-attack sub, asked attendees to also think of the men and women deployed around the world. Janet Nguyen, R-Garden Grove, said that “as a refugee and as a member of a military family, the cost of freedom is not lost upon me.” “What our gift will be to those wondrous people who sacrificed their lives who we memorialize today (is) a commitment (to) defeat the evil that threatens our country today,” he said. That evil, Rohrabacher said, is radical Islamic terrorism. “We now know we have an evil enemy that hates our way of life, hates Western civilization, hates the fact that we respect women, hates the fact that we respect other people’s right to worship God as they see fit or not to worship God, because we believe in freedom of religion.” Dana Rohrabacher, R-Costa Mesa, told the crowd. “Every generation has a threat because … evil will always try to destroy the United States,” Rep. More than 400 veterans from different branches and others showed up to hear speakers talk about the important contributions of the small fleet of submarines during World War II, the ultimate sacrifice made by those who died, and the continued contributions of military personnel toward this nation’s freedom. Wilson, an Orange resident, also served, in the United States Naval Reserve known as WAVES, or Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service. Her brother Alonso Green was 21 when the USS-S44 was attacked and sunk on Oct.

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