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February 13, 2020 Volume 30, Issue 3 U.S. Naval Activities Spain
USS Ross Change Exploring El Bosque DGF School and
of Command and Benamahoma Sports News
Page 10 Page 12-13 Page 18-19
2 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
NMCRS Active Duty Fund Drive Kicks Off
CMC's Corner H a p p y States have experienced abuse from a dating partner. If you’re COASTLINE STAFF
February Team being abused, know there are resources available. Reach Commanding Officer
Rota! out to Fleet & Family Support Center at 727-3232 or visit Capt. David S. Baird
Hard to loveisrespect.org, and if you’re a parent, the Love is Respect
believe we’re half website also has resources for you as well. Executive Officer
way through the Finally, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) Cmdr. Justin Canfield
month already. I will kick off its Active Duty Fund Drive, Feb. 26. NMCRS
know there may provides so much for the community and many of you have Command Master Chief
CMDCM(SW/AW) Gary Rosenbaum
be a few of you been recipients of the interest-free loans, the great community
lamenting that resource of the thrift store, and the many programs offered. Public Affairs Officer
there isn’t any Consider giving to this organization and if you can’t do that, Lt. Lyndsi Gutierrez
snow, but I am not consider volunteering. NMCRS is one of those organizations lyndsi.gutierrez@eu.navy.mil
one of them. I love where you can have an immediate and direct impact on your 956-82-1680
Rota in winter. local community. If you are interested in donating or helping
The weather is out, reach out to NMCRS by stopping by their office in Bldg. Deputy Public Affairs Officer
MC1(AW) Benjamin Lewis
usually very good. 3293 or calling 727-1614. benjamin.lewis@eu.navy.mil
Unfortunately it Stay warm and I will see you around the community! 956-82-2813
Command Master Chief rained for the
Gary Rosenbaum week that we Editor/Writer/Layout
hosted many
VIPs in January. Volunteer Readers Needed Courtney Pollock
courtney.pollock@eu.navy.mil
956-82-1021
Oh well, they can DGF Elementary School's
come back to visit us again.
February is generally a busy month as everyone is back Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Production Specialist
MC2 Eduardo Otero Santos
from the holidays and focused on the year. It has President’s eduardo.oterosantos@eu.navy.mil
Rota DGF Elementary School is celebrating Dr. Seuss'
Day, Valentine’s Day and several observances as well. It is a 956-82-1021
Birthday, and seeking volunteers to read in a classroom.
pretty full month, so this year we added an extra day.
You can choose your favorite Dr. Seuss book, another Community Relations Advisor
February is the annual celebration of Black History Month
children's book, or the school can provide you a book. 956-82-3786
highlighting their contributions to our country and military. Black
The dates/times are:
History Week was established in 1926 by American historian
Contact The Coastline Editorial Staff:
Carter G. Woodson. Mr. Woodson was the first to develop and Telephone: 956-82-1021
March 5
promote the need for African American Studies. In the late Email: coastline@eu.navy.mil
8:45-9:30 a.m.: Sure Start and Kindergarten
1960s, universities and other institutions started to celebrate Large-file email: rotacoastline@gmail.com
1-1:45 p.m.: Grades 1-5
Black History for a month. In 1976, President Gerald Ford PSC 819 Box 1
officially recognized the celebration as Black History Month. FPO AE 09645-0001
March 6
This year’s theme is Honoring the Past, Securing the Future.
9 a.m. or 12:15 p.m.: PSCD To place an advertisement in the Coastline,
Valentine’s Day is a big event in February as well. Maybe
please contact our publisher: Ramon Morant
that is why it is also Teen Dating Violence month. Unfortunately coastlineventas@gmail.com
If you're interested in participating, contact Randy
dating violence can take the form of physical, sexual, emotional or 653-78-0296.
Lambert at SLORota@eu.navy.mil or by calling 727-
or verbal abuse. Don’t let you or your friends be a victim to
2425. Please provide your name, what time or class
dating violence.
works best for you, book title and contact information.
It is estimated that 1.5 million high school students in the
The editorial content of this publication is the
On The Front Cover
responsibility of the NAVSTA Rota Public Affairs
Office. Contents of the Coastline are not necessarily the
official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government,
the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Navy. Publishing
is through a private firm in no way connected with
Benamahoma, located the U.S. Navy, or other DoD/military entities, under
exclusive written contract with NAVSTA Rota.
approximately one and The appearance of advertising in this publication,
half hours from Naval including inserts or supplements, does not constitute
endorsement by the U.S. Navy, other DoD/military
Station Rota, Spain, is entities, or the publisher of the products or services
advertised. Everything advertised in this publication
a pleasant town to walk shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage
around on a drive to without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national
origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political
Grazalema or as part of affiliation, or any other non-merit factor of the
purchases, user, or patron. If a violation or rejection
the Rio Majaceite hike. of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is
confirmed, the publisher shall refuse to print advertising
(Photo by MC1 Benjamin
from that source until the violation is corrected.
Lewis)
Coastline | February 13, 2020 3
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) Rota Active Duty Fund Drive
From Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society emergencies.
(NMCRS) Rota In 2019, NMCRS used in excess
of $858,000 of your donations to aid
2019
The Active Duty Fund Drive (ADFD) in those impacted by Hurricane Dorian and
support of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief the ongoing devastating effects of the
Society (NMCRS) is right around the California wildfires. Often, the financial
Naval Station Rota Building 3293 Tel: 727-1614/956-82-1614 corner, kicking off on Feb. 26! The ADFD is assistance provided by NMCRS is the
an opportunity to contribute much needed lifeline that makes the difference for Navy
NMCRS 2 1 174 8,000+ funds for the direct benefit and support of and Marine Corps families and keeps
TEAM VOLUNTEER our shipmates and fellow Marines. This our Sailors and Marines focused on the
ROTA ADM INI ST RAT IVE VO LUNT E ERS
HOURS year's theme is, “By our own for our own.” mission when an unforeseen financial crisis
VISIT I NG NU RSE S ST AFF
Did you know that 100 percent of the exceeds their ability to make ends meet.
proceeds from the ADFD go directly back NMCRS Rota is happy to share
to supporting Sailors, Marines and their some of our highlights on what our team
families during their time of need? NMCRS accomplished last year (see chart at left).
does not receive government funding and It’s been a busy year and we’re hoping
604 HOUSEHOLD SET-UP $168,781 depends upon the assistance of active that in 2020 NMCRS Rota can continue to
Home visits and
other contacts
with mothers and
newborns, elderly
BASIC LIVING EXPENSES (FOOD, LODGING) $91,909 duty and retired Sailors and Marines to bring assistance to those who need it in the
TRANSPORTATION (CAR REPAIRS, INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) $13,874
retirees, widows
and widowers FAMILY EMERGENCY $20,118
help those in need at home and around community. To learn more about NMCRS
PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES (PCS, GAS, PARENTS TO BEDSIDE) $8,448 the globe. The contributions from the ADFD Rota and the programs offered, speak to
enable NMCRS to provide interest-free your Command Representative during the
29
TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS OR DEATH $47,890
Clients were
OTHER $37,274 loans and grants to our shipmates facing Active Duty Fund Drive, contact NMCRS
assisted in
creating a budget financial challenges, including those who Rota office during business hours by calling
to better manage
their finances. have been displaced by natural disasters 727-1614 or 956-82-1614, or email us at
$388,294 and those who are dealing with family rota@nmcrs.org.
309 Clients received financial assistance
6,737
NMCRS Rota's Active Duty Fund Drive
Is the total
amount of clients Naval Station Rota ADFD Contributions
served at the
Thrift Shop.
58 $157,373 $159,972
$142,631 Kicks off February 26th!
Moms and dads
attended a $124,800
Budget-for-Baby
"By our own for our own”
workshop.
45
Gift bags with 2016 2017 2018 2019
hand-made blankets
and other items
provided to
Contact your command representative or follow
expectant parents. Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society-Rota's
AS OF JAN 2020
Facebook page for more information
4 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
Triple C, Spain-U.S. Maritime History, Guest Cmdr. Kelley Jones
From U.S. Naval Forces Europe- In 2018, Foggo wrote a blog highlighting
Africa Public Affairs the history of our relationship with the Strategic and
Spanish navy and how that relationship Tactical
In the 15th episode of “On the Horizon: started back during the American War of When asked about
Navigating the European and African Independence. why NAVSTA Rota
Theaters,” Adm. James G. Foggo III, “During the war, a young immigrant was so important,
Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Europe- and mariner from Menorca, Spain arrived Foggo explained,
Africa (CNE-CNA), discussed naval on our shores and joined our cause “First of all, Rota's
activities in the European theater, and as a naval officer,” said Foggo. “He in a geographically
the strategic significance of Naval Station was injured, captured, exchanged, and strategic and tactical
(NAVSTA) Rota, Spain. volunteered again to fight alongside location. It is on the
This episode included two major General George Washington. His name other end of the trans-
differences from past podcast. The was Jordi Farragut.” Atlantic bridge...”
podcast featured its second-ever guest The Farragut family provided war Having our FDNF
and was recorded for the first time while heroes during the Revolutionary War and ships in Rota allows Photo by MC3 Trey Fowler
Foggo was on travel. Foggo invited Cmdr. the Civil War including the son of Jordi quick response times Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa (CNE-CNA), Adm.
Kelley Jones, commanding officer of the Farragut, The U.S. Navy’s first admiral, to developing crisis James G. Foggo III and Cmdr. Kelley Jones, commanding officer of
guided missile destroyer USS Donald the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Donald Cook
David Glasgow Farragut. around the European (DDG 75), record the podcast “On the Horizon” onboard the Cook
Cook (DDG 75) to discuss the importance In addition to war heroes, Foggo and African theaters. while in homeport at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Jan. 24,
of forward-deployed naval forces (FDNF) points out, “The Spanish not only gave “The fact that…90 2020.
to Europe and the special relationship the us a Revolutionary War hero, our first percent of the
U.S. Navy has with the Spanish Armada. naval flag officer and Civil War hero, but world's economy Jones described the role that Donald
The episode was recorded aboard Donald also our first overseas operating base goes by maritime routes,” Foggo Cook plays in U.S. 6th Fleet, “We fight
Cook, while pierside in Rota. at Port Mahon in Menorca. It was the highlighted, “Protecting these sea lines below the sea, on the surface, in the air,
Mediterranean Squadron that preceded of communication is critical to American and in space,” she said. “We provide
NAVEUR Hosted Triple C the U.S. 6th Fleet.” prosperity and business and the prosperity our nation's leaders with powerful
Typically held in Stuttgart Germany, Over the last 200 years, the Navy’s of our NATO allies and partners and their options in times of crises. And being
the Combined Commanders Conference, relationship with the Spanish Armanda security and stability across the globe.” forward-deployed in Spain means we
or Triple C, was hosted by CNE-CNA has only grown stronger and continues Foggo ended the segment with a play a significant role in the great power
at NAVSTA Rota this month. Rota was to expand, particularly after the NATO message to NATO and to the Spanish competition.”
selected to host the Triple C by Foggo alliance was formed, which then officially people. “We’re grateful to NATO and we're Having just finished their 9th patrol
to showcase U.S. Navy platforms aligned our strategic national security grateful to Spain for their extraordinary supporting three continents – Europe,
and capabilities to other U.S. service goals. hospitality in hosting our military families Africa, and Asia, Jones reflected on the
commanders in the European theater. and our units here. It's a win-win for destroyer’s missions above the Arctic
Foggo emphasized the importance of Relationship Today our two countries because together we Circle, in the Baltic and Black Seas, and
bringing our joint leaders to Rota, “…this “Our partnership with Spain could not provide stability across the globe, and throughout the Mediterranean conducting
conference is important to sync leadership be stronger today… The Spanish people we're an integral part of NATO's collective numerous port visits and exercises with
on important issues, as we discuss the are gracious hosts to more than 5,700 defense.” European and African allies and partners.
challenges and opportunities we face and U.S. service members, support staff, “I've been fortunate to deploy, or be
look at ways that we can support each and families based in Spain, including Guest Commander Kelley Jones stationed in 5th Fleet, 6th Fleet, 7th
other and to support our NATO allies and Naval Station Rota, home to our forward- Foggo’s guest for the podcast was Fleet,” said Jones. “What distinguishes
partners with collective defense. For each deployed naval forces,” said Foggo. Jones, commanding officer of one of 6th Fleet from other areas of the world
of the leaders in Europe, it's critical that For the maintenance of those naval the four destroyers forward deployed to is that it's relatively small geographical
we all know and understand the strengths forces, Foggo said, “We also have one of Rota. Right off the bat, Foggo and Jones space, where we encounter both diverse
and weaknesses of each of the services.” the best shipyards for forward-deployed realized they went to the same school operations, operational environments,
At the Triple C, U.S. military leaders naval forces over here that do incredible separated by a few decades. Through and regional actors.”
toured the FDNF ship Arleigh Burke-class work. And as I walk around the USS the years they have crossed paths more Her examples included working with
guided missile destroyer USS Porter Porter and USS Donald Cook, I see the than once. Black Sea partners, being shadowed by
(DDG 78), Virginia-class attack submarine quality of that care and I'm very pleased After graduating from Virginia Tech, Russian forces, and conducting port visits
USS Washington (SSN 787), P-8A on the return on our investment of U.S. Jones served on the Sacramento-class in areas the Navy has never been like
Poseidon of Patrol Squadron VP-4, and dollars into the Spanish economy.” fast combat support ship USS Seattle Faroe Islands.
the U.S. 6th Fleet (C6F) Blue Ridge-class Foggo highlighted his top three (AOE 3), the Ticonderoga-class guided- Foggo ended the segment with an
command ship USS Mount Whitney (LCC exercises in which U.S. and Spanish missile cruiser USS Gettysburg (CG 64), encouraging note for Jones and her crew.
20). In addition, they toured the Spanish forces participated in: 1) Trident Juncture, the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile “Thanks very much for your leadership.
navy’s multi-purpose amphibious assault which is a NATO exercise mobilizing destroyer USS Mustin (DDG 89), and the I am extremely proud of you and every
ship-aircraft carrier ESPS Juan Carlos 50,000 troops in the defense of Norway; Cyclone-class patrol ship USS Typhoon one of the sailors on USS Donald Cook,”
and met with senior Spanish maritime 2) Formidable Shield, testing NATO's (PC 5). She completed many shore Foggo concluded. “You're doing a heck of
leaders. response to a ballistic missile attack; commands, most notable serving as the a job. I know you're getting ready to go do
and 3) BALTOPS where Spain sent its aide-de-camp to the Secretary of the it again, so fair winds and following seas,
Spanish-American Relationship over flagship, amphibious assault ship ESPS Navy, followed by executive officer and we're looking forward to seeing you the
the centuries Juan Carlos I in 2019. now commanding officer of Donald Cook. next time we're in Rota.”
Coastline | February 13, 2020 5
6 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
News from the School Liaison Officer
For more information or to sign up, contact the School Liaison Officer at
SLORota@eu.navy.mil or by calling 727-2425.
A quarterly Homeschool Meet &
Meet & Greet
Homeschool
Greet for Rota area homeschool
families. It is a great opportunity for
families to share ideas and connect.
Bowling will be provided by the
School Liaison Officer.
WHO: All Rota area homeschool
families
WHEN: March 6, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
WHERE: Pinz Bowling Center
Special Needs Parent Support Group
The SLO Liaison hosts a monthly Special Needs Support Group for parents. It is a
great opportunity for families to connect.
WHO: All Rota families
WHEN: March 10 / April 24 / May 12, 9 a.m.
WHERE: Air Terminal Food Court (Dunkin Coffee)
F.E.E.T. (Friends Exploring Espana Together) Youth Sponsorship
The School Liaison Office and Youth Programs conducts an orientation/field trip for
new students to make sure the teens are informed about the many programs Rota
has to offer and to ensure they are given the opportunity to make friends and enjoy
their new duty station. They will also meet school administrators, meet youth center
staff and other key community members. We will also take a trip by ferry to Cadiz and
do a scavenger hunt. Lunch and snack are provided. The cost is free.
WHO: Open to all new youth going into grades 6 – 12. Youth must be registered
with CYP Youth Programs.
WHEN: March 13, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
WHERE: School Age Center, Building 41
ADDITIONAL INFO: Space is limited for the F.E.E.T Youth Sponsorship orientation
and trip. Sign up early!
PAELLAS
MEATS, FISH SEAFOOD
SEA VIEW
40 YEARS SERVING THE BEST
Open Mon.-Thurs. 13:00 – 15:30 and 19:00 – midnight
Fri. – Sat. 13:00 – 15:30 and 19:30 – midnight
Closed Sundays
Coastline | February 13, 2020 7
8 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
PUBLISHER´S CORNER
EL REMEDIO (TABERNA/RESTAURANT)
El Remedio: A fun, colorful, unabashed restaurant reviewed in the same tone
Situated on Rota's most famous gastronomic street destination, calle Mina, and only a short stroll from the fresh calm translucent waters of La Playa de la Costilla, El
Remedio -- celebrated by knowledgeable locals and adored, I am given to understand, by the wisest of expatriates-- has been steadily gaining the status of one of the
brightest jewels in the Costa de La Luz bucket list of gastronomic destinations.
Like all of the best restaurants, this has happened in the proper way by word of mouth recommendations and without a slick marketing campaign. The concept? Take
only the best of local and seasonal fruits of the sea and fertile land, fish, mariscos, and vegetables presented through the educated lens of a man influenced heavily by his
world travels and artistic sensibilities. Et voila!
Think locally line caught salmonetes presented in delicious delicate Vietnamese rolls. Imagine fresh cuttlefish bought on the pier that morning from the fisherman el-
evated by a Peruvian ceviche dressing. Sushi expertly rolled with the knowledge of an old Japanese maestro, filled with locally grown vegetables and octopus. Carnivores
prepare to taste a delicious carrillada of local pork cheeks, sitting a top a fondue of potatoes that could have been dreamt up in an old Parisian bistrot...beef tataki, risottos
filled with local pears blue cheese and figs.. you start to get the idea?
And what if the man behind these delectable endeavors ? Guzman was born in the countryside of Navarra and raised in the metropolis of Barcelona, where he trained
under legendary cooks and had two of the most emblematic restaurants of El Born barrio, followed by a whistle stop tour of Japanese kitchens which much traveling un-
der his belt, has now put down roots in one of Spain’s most emblematic regions of Cadiz.
Blessed with the nimble and precise touch of an artist, the plates Paco creates are as colourful and visually appealing as the many paintings of his artist friends that
adorn the wall of El Remedio.
Add to that a sommeliers nose for local and national wines, here you can sample a delicious earthy Garum red wine, olorosos from a family bodega or a magnificent
Ribera del Duero. The three beer taps change seasonally also, hipster IPAs to refreshing cold Estrella.
Some may find themselves stumbling out the door, with a belly full of food and wine, ready to digest a little with a romantic stroll by the beach, still struck by the warm
emotions that come from the experience.
I have been told that many sense that there is love in the food that Paco creates, love in the wines that he helps you choose and match to your food, love in the humor,
charm and authenticity that the host exudes.
While the cure to all ailments may not be found in Taberna El Remedio, it is a true labor of love. If you are looking for a cure for your hunger, a prescription from Doctor
Paco Guzman, head chef, gourmand and propietario of the rising star of Cadiz cuisine taberna El remedio in Rota, Cádiz should do the trick.
Buen Provecho!
Coastline | February 13, 2020 9
Beware the Risks of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf Equipment (COTS)
From Navy and Marine Corps specialist, and the approving authority U.S. products can be used in Europe and how to deal with them offers a unique
Spectrum Office Europe and Africa must ensure that due diligence has been Africa since they can cause interference. challenge to the acquisition community.
(NMCSO EUR/AF) conducted to evaluate the characteristics If a U.S. entity (government or private As always, the Naval Station Rota
of the equipment and ensure that it user) causes interference to a host nation Installation Spectrum Manager (ISM)
In today’s world, everyone is connected. operates in accordance with the Host system, they must cease transmission and the Navy Marine Corps Spectrum
At home or in the office, wireless devices Nation and installation requirements prior immediately, and in some cases can be Office Europe is available to answer your
have become a part of normal life. The to purchasing it. fined or have the equipment confiscated. questions and assist you in your decision
military is no different. More and more Commercial service providers have While cost and time savings from making process.
military functions are being conducted become very proficient in tracking down the commercial marketplace vendor For details, contact Mr. Matt Green,
on commercially available devices. From interference to their networks and have is convenient, don’t throw away the Rota Installation Spectrum Manager
tablets, cellphones and even drones, approached U.S. Forces in the theater government's money by purchasing (ISM), at 727-2126 or the Navy and
commercial devices are being used for a multiple times to report that interference equipment that is not legal at your duty Marine Corps Spectrum Office Europe at
wide range of military functions. was originating from a ship in port or from station. 626-2004/3738/5354.
Because of the saturation of devices a facility within the perimeter of a base. Understanding these issues and
at home and on the battlefield, unit Throughout the
communications personnel, procurement European Region,
specialists and commanding officers interference has
must be aware of the requirement been traced to
for and be familiar with the spectrum several U.S.
supportability process for commercial specification
off the shelf (COTS) equipment being wireless conference
used or procured. This will help minimize phones. The reason
purchases of equipment with the potential these phones
to not only cause, but also fall victim to were causing
harmful radio frequency interference or interference was
create operational security (OPSEC) due to a difference in
issues per standing host nation and U.S. standards between
military instructions. the U.S. and Europe
Systems like Wi-Fi routers or hand and Africa. Each
held radios being procured for DoD sovereign nation
use onboard military installations must has their own way
be evaluated to ensure the equipment of allocating the
does not cause harmful electromagnetic Radio Frequency
interference (EMI) to U.S. military spectrum, and they
equipment or Host Nation systems such don’t necessarily
as cell phone networks and first responder share commonality
radio networks. with the U.S.
To minimize risks associated with COTS standards.
equipment, the requestor, procurement As such, not all
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USS Ross (DDG 71) Holds Change of Command Ceremony
By Ensign Drake Davis 2018. Prior to taking command of Ross,
USS Ross (DDG-71) Public Affairs Coles served as the ship’s executive
officer.
Cmdr. John D. John relieved Cmdr. “Cmdr. Coles’ tactical expertise,
David Coles as commanding officer of prudent seamanship, and remarkable
the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile leadership have made Ross undoubtedly
destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) during a combat ready and deservingly well-known
change of command ceremony aboard throughout not only the fleet, but the
the ship, Jan. 28th, 2020. world,” said John. “It is an honor and a
A s c o m m a n d i n g o ff i c e r, C o l e s privilege to lead such an extraordinary
successfully led USS Ross on three multi- team of warriors as we embark on this
mission forward-deployed naval forces next phase of our patrol.”
patrols throughout the U.S. 6th Fleet Ross, forward-deployed to Rota,
area of operations in support of regional Spain, is conducting a routine patrol to
and national security interests. His support U.S. national security interests
tenure included numerous certifications, in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations.
exercises, and multinational operations, U.S. 6th Fleet, headquartered in
including a successful Board of Inspection Naples, Italy, conducts the full spectrum of
and Survey Review and serving as air joint and naval operations, often in concert
defense commander for Charles de with Allied and interagency partners, in
Gaulle Carrier Strike Group in support of order to advance U.S. national interests Photos by MC3 Andrea Rumple
Operation Inherent Resolve. Coles has and security and stability in Europe and Cmdr. Dave Coles, outgoing commanding officer of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile
been in command of Ross since Sept. 25, Africa. destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71), passes through side-boys as he departs the Ross, Jan. 28, 2020.
Cmdr. Dave Coles, outgoing commanding Capt. Joseph Gagliano, commodore, Destroyer Sailors aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided- Cmdr. John John, oncoming commanding
officer of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile Squadron 60 and commander, Task Force missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) parade officer of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile
destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71), speaks during 65, right, pins Cmdr. Dave Coles, outgoing the colors during a change of command destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71), speaks during
a change-of-command ceremony aboard the commanding officer of the Arleigh Burke-class ceremony on the flight deck, Jan. 28, 2020. a change-of-command ceremony aboard the
Ross, Jan. 28, 2020. guided-missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG Ross, Jan. 28, 2020.
71), with a Meritorious Service Medal during a
change of command ceremony, Jan. 28, 2020.Coastline | February 13, 2020 11
FASTEUR Marines Conduct Security Training in Rota, Spain
By MC1 Peter Lewis “Interior and exterior tactics are definitely skills that
CTF 68 Public Affairs you can lose if you don’t constantly do it. We try to be
as creative as possible when keeping these skills up,”
Marines assigned to Fleet Anti-terrorism Security said Sgt. Robert Kohler, squad leader. “This is a new
Company, Europe (FASTEUR), a part of Navy environment for us. We’ve never been at this facility
Expeditionary Combat Force Europe-Africa/Task Force before, so there’s no ‘gaming the game.’”
(CTF) 68, conducted security training, Jan. 22-25, at the The training culminated with a simulated rescue and
E. Austin Koth Urban Training Complex on board Naval recovery operation, where the Marines were tasked to
Station Rota, Spain. recover an ambassador from a hostile area, utilizing all
During the training, Marines practiced exterior tactics, the skills they trained on, as well as simunition rounds
interior tactics, fragmentary grenade employment, and and training hand grenades.
high value asset (HVA) recovery. “The end-state objective is to make sure our Marines
"We train to provide security for different missions, understand room clearance procedures, moving building
such as embassy security, ship security and ship to building, and follow-on actions once the area is Photos by MC2 Mark Andrew Hays
support,” said Capt. Rickie Young, Bravo Company cleared,” Kohler said. “After the training, everyone is Marines assigned to Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team
6 Platoon, platoon commander. “The training we are confident regarding military urban operations at the Company, Europe (FASTEUR), part of Navy Expeditionary
conducting here allows us to practice these tactics, along individual level and at the team level, and consolidating Combat Force Europe-Africa/Task Force (CTF) 68, conduct
with building proficiency with grenades, and simulating after the objective is secured.”
exterior security training, at the E. Austin Koth Urban Training
recovering an HVA.” Complex on board Naval Station Rota, Spain.
CTF 68 provides explosive ordnance disposal
Proficiency in security efforts and recovery tactics is operations, naval construction, expeditionary security, For more news from Commander, U.S. Naval Forces
crucial to FASTEUR’s mission while supporting 6th Fleet and theater security efforts in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of Europe and Africa/U.S. 6th Fleet, visit www.navy.mil/
operations in Europe and Africa. responsibility. local/naveur/.12 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
Water is Life
Exploring Benamahoma & El Bosque
Photos by MC1 Benjamin Lewis Bird's eye view of the mountain village of Benamahoma.
By Courtney Pollock This proximity to Naval Station Rota return it to working order. mollete del molino.
NAVSTA Rota Public Affairs makes it an easy day trip or a relaxing The Gonzalez family has worked “The river, Rio Majaceite, is very
weekend in the mountains. El Bosque to provide a space where visitors can important because with this water, people
In the small mountain pueblo of
can serve as a l e a r n a b o u t settled here,” explained Gonzalez. “And
Benamahoma, gurgling water rises to
great base for the importance over time, the town grew bigger.”
the surface forming a small pool before
it begins its descent. This water meets
exploring the
outdoors or the
"For me, water is life." of water to the The mill hosts visits from schools and
v i l l a g e o f E l tour groups as well as serves as a location
up with the cold water of another small
other villages
stream and forms a larger river that ebbs
scattered
- Fran Gonzalez Bosque as well for weddings. Gonzalez is most proud
a s s e e i n g a n about the fact that after the water is used
and flows down from Benamahoma Museo Molino del Abajo
throughout operating mill. for milling flour, it is then returned to the
toward the village of El Bosque.
the area but T h e m i l l n o w river with no impact to the environment.
This river, the Rio Majaceite, has long
the village has produces flour “I think that it’s very important today
been the source of life here in these
plenty to keep one busy. that is used to create a local bread called that people see that it is possible to use
mountain communities. The two villages
A great place to get started on learning
are linked by an old foot path which is a
about the area, its flora and fauna, and
popular hike nowadays. From it comes
people is at the centro de visitantes El
water, a source of energy, and a place to
Bosque. This visitor center is located on
relax on hot summer days.
the right side of A-373 road upon entering
“Life in El Bosque is fantastic,”
the village. The two-story center has an
explained Pilar Garcia Carrasco, mayor
information desk, brochures and general
of El Bosque. “The life here is so slow,
details on the first floor. The second floor
but we are very near to Jerez and Cadiz.”
is an interpretive center detailing the
history and geological features of this
area. The center is also where you can
obtain the hiking permits required for
some of the hikes within the protected
areas of Grazalema Natural Park.
After getting an overview of the local
area, head down the street to the Molino
del Abajo, or the low mill. This mill is
one of three mills – upper, middle and
lower – that were along the river. The
Molino del Abajo is the only one that is
still operational. Fran Gonzalez, whose
family has owned and operated the mill Fran Gonzalez, whose family has owned the mill for over 300 years, explains the importance of
for over 300 years, refurbished the mill to water to El Bosque and the community. Gonzalez refurbished the mill to working order and now
hosts school and tour groups to the Museo Molino del Abajo.
Payoyo is not just Benamahoma hosts one of the largest Moros y
Fun Facts
a local cheese Rio Majaceite hike is a 5.3 Cristianos (Moors and Christians) battle reenactments
company. It’s the kilometers hike that can every year. The festival is usually held the first
name of a breed of be done from El Bosque to weekend in August.
goats, cabra payoya, Benamahoma, or vice versa.
from this area used It follows the river and has
Brenda Navarro Castellet and Courtney to make cheese. good shade making it a nice The water in Benamahoma supposedly has
Pollock feel the cool water at the source in
Benamahoma. summertime hike. medicinal qualities.Coastline | February 13, 2020 13
Fran Gonzalez, from Museo Molino del Abajo, explains how Close up view of the mill and how it grinds the wheat into flour. Molletes del molino are produced using the flour milled at
water produces energy to operate the mill. For each pass of The flour is then used to create Mollete del Molino, considered the Museo Molino del Abajo. The Gonzalez family produces
water, it will turn 100 times thus grinding wheat to flour. one of the best molletes in Cadiz province. approximately 200,000 molletes del molino each year.
the water and not contaminate it,” he said. Moors and Christian battle reenactments, find the bull ring that serves as a parking Grab a refreshment or coffee at one of the
“It is very important because this water is so there is a definitely Moorish feel on lot most of the year, the various tiles local cafes before hitting the trail back to
needed by other people.” the village. Meander the village to see depicting Benamahoma’s history, and the El Bosque.
The mill produces approximately the lemon-scented Plaza de Andalucia, Moorish-influenced Plaza de las Huertas. A trip to El Bosque should definitely
200,000 molletes del molino each year. include a visit to the “El Castillejo”
While the Gonzalez family only makes botanical garden located at the top of the
the molletes for commercial entities, you village. This garden is the second most
can sample the famous mollete at local visited botanical garden in Andalucia
restaurants or buy a 10-pack from the and is broken into different environments
Museo del Queso, or museum of cheese. along the circular path. There is a map
The museum is located a short walk from in the front of this free park that shows
the visitor center and features a small you the different tree species throughout
museum area that highlights the breeds the garden such as oak and cork trees.
of goats and sheep that are used to create The red dots throughout the park indicate
the cheese and the process. There's also endangered species. You can also see
a small shop in the front to purchase the special pinsapo pine trees that are
cheese and other local products. indigenous to this area.
The museo del queso, one of the many Garcia Carrasco describes her pueblo
shops in El Bosque, is a great place to as a “paradise” and councilwoman Ana
stock up with some provisions before Melgar says that El Bosque is known for
checking out the Rio Majaceite trail. The its hospitality, friendly people, beautiful
5.3 kilometers trail follows the river as environment, and relaxation.
you slowly ascend towards the village of “And the food,” exclaimed Garcia
Benamahoma. There is plenty of shaded Carrasco. “We have excellent food!”
spots to stop and enjoy a snack or lunch Indeed, a visit to El Bosque and
along the path. Benamahoma is a perfectly relaxing day
Upon arriving in Benamahoma, head full of cultural and gastronomic surprises
The view of the mountains surrounding Benamahoma from its Moorish-influenced Plaza de
up into the city to check out some of the Andalucia. The plaza is filled with lemon trees whose scent fills the air. It's a great place to relax that leave you looking forward to your
sites. This small village is known for its and enjoy a snack before heading back to El Bosque along the Rio Majaceite hike.. next visit.
annual Moros y Cristianos festival, or
El Bosque mayor Pilar Garcia Carrasco, right, The Museo del Queso in El Bosque has many The Museo del Queso in El Bosque also has Jardin Botanico "El Castillejo" in El Bosque is
and Councilwoman Ana Melgar, second to right, local products in addition to cheese available a small interpretive space describing the local the second most visited botanical garden in
answer questions regarding El Bosque and the for purchase. goats and sheeps in addition to the cheese- Andalucia.
local area in the visitors' center. making process.
The Plaza de Andalucia in Benamahoma is full of lemon trees. A The City Hall building on Plaza de la Constitucion in El Bosque El Bosque and the surrounding areas produces lots of award-
fun fact is residents are able to pick the lemons as they are not is in the center of the town. The area surrounding it is full of winning cheese. If you would like to sample or purchase cheese,
owned by the city or private company. restaurants, bars and shops. stop by the Museo del Queso in El Bosque.14 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
Rota Legal Team Wins Regional Awards
By MC2 Eduardo Otero “It is humbling,” said Rumpak in
NAVSTA Rota Public Affairs regards to his Sailor of the Year award.
As for the other two recipients, Rumpak
Two Judge Advocate General's Corps said it is “Well deserved. They are highly
(JAGC) officers and one legalman skilled and go above and beyond their
assigned to Naval Station (NAVSTA) basic required duties.”
Rota, Spain, earned Region Legal Service In the NAVSTA Rota detachment
Office (RLSO) awards for fiscal year 2019. office, the legal team deals with novel
Lt. Sterling Spencer, Trial Counsel, international issues, complex litigation
Lt. Savannah Smidt, civil law branch across multiple continents, and a high
head, and Legalman 2nd Class Sampe operation tempo.
Rumpak, command services paralegal; “There are a significant number of
won Trial Counsel of the Year, Legal highly skilled JAG officers and legalmen
Assistance Attorney of the Year, and stationed throughout the region, so it's an
Sailor of the Year respectively. incredible accomplishment for the Rota
The awards are given for exceptional detachment to receive three ‘of the year’
performance of duties in their area of awards,” said Spencer. “I'm extremely
responsibility (AOR). proud of everyone's
hard work and
dedication to mission
accomplishment.” Photos by MC2 Eduardo Otero
According to Lt. Sterling Spencer, Trial Counsel, Legalman 2nd Class Sampe Rumpak, command services
paralegal, and Lt. Savannah Smidt, Civil Law branch head, pose for a photo outside their Region
S p e n c e r, i n t h i s
Legal Services office (RLSO) at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain.
region and area of
practice, it takes a lot proud,” said Smidt. “In my eyes, it means an environment of success,” said Smidt.
of effort, patience and that everyone is fostering an environment “I think we're lucky to have a great
clear communication that allows people to exceed expectations detachment,” said Spencer. “Everyone
for teams to and I am happy to be a part of that.” works together and although it's a lot
perform well. RLSO Keeping the customer first in their of hard work, the people here make it
d e ta ch me n t R o ta minds and communicating effectively interesting and easy because they do
has Sailors who are within the legal detachment at NAVSTA their jobs so well.”
willing and more than Rota is part of their key to success. The members of NAVSTA Rota’s
capable of doing that. “Communicating what is going on to detachment continue their commitment
”Seeing other our detachment and being as transparent to excellence, helping the NAVSTA Rota
members of my as possible keeps everyone informed and community live their best lives while
Legalman 2nd Class Sampe Rumpak, command services paralegal,
office receive awards allows them to bring issues to us so that enjoying award-winning legal services at
works at his desk in the Region Legal Services office (RLSO) at Naval
Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain. makes me very we can fix them and continue to foster their home away from home.
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Showing Yourself Love Through Food Choice
By Amy Reed foods on hand to help you avoid long
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist periods of time without eating. Consider
U.S. Naval Hospital Rota, Health small packages of trail mix, an apple with
Promotions and Wellness individual peanut butter packet or granola
bar (>150kcal/serving) in your bag, desk,
This February, take time to show or car.
yourself love through food choice. When
schedules get busy, self-care seems to be Lean proteins. When making meal
the first priority dropped. Sleep, exercise selections, avoid high fat or greasy
and stress management are some of the proteins that could make you feel even
foundations of good health, and making more tired or groggy after eating. Look
time for them can seem near impossible for lean, grilled meat or fish proteins, or
somedays. However, despite limited time, consider plant-based proteins like kidney
you must eat daily. You can still make beans on a salad or black bean burritos.
choices regarding what and when you
eat to set yourself up for success when Hydrate. If nothing else, ensure you are
dealing with other life stressors. drinking enough water. For most adults,
at least 2L of water is recommended daily.
Avoid high sugar/high caffeine Keep a water bottle with you throughout
containing drinks. While these drinks the day, and make it a goal to finish at
can seem like a great short-term solution least 1L by lunchtime.
when you are feeling tired, they typically
provide a rebound crash after their energy Want more support with your nutrition?
wears off. Keep daily caffeine intake less Individual nutrition appointments are
than 400mg (or 4, 8oz cups of coffee) and available at the hospital by calling the
added sugar less than 6tsp (24g sugar) general appointment line at 727-3618
for women or 9tsp (36g sugar) for men. or commercial, 956-82-3618. Both self-
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Healthy Snacks. Keep shelf stable accepted.16 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
Manuel Dominguez Caballero
Manuel Dominguez Caballero is a mail clerk at customer read: “Mr. Manuel Dominguez at your Rota
Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota’s post office. Dominguez Spain Post Office, has attended me several times
receives packages and letters from customers in the and each time he has either resolved my problems or
morning, organizes them, and places them in the expedited my mail delivery. He is a valuable asset to
boxes and units for their owners to pick up when the your already professional team. Thank you very much
doors open. for supporting active duty, veterans and retiree military.”
“I help move any heavy equipment or special cargo As a Rota native, Dominguez says that it is amazing
utilizing flat beds and forklifts for intermodal,” said to work here and that he loves Rota. His hobbies
Dominguez. “My favorite thing about the job is to be outside of work include motorcycles and watching
able to help my customers and that they leave totally races, CrossFit and music. He also currently takes
satisfied with my services.” English classes to improve his language skills.
After the morning preparations are complete, Both customers and coworkers praise Dominguez’s
Dominguez tends to the front desk, helping customers quality of work and dedication to his job at NAVSTA
send their mail to family and friends around the world. Rota’s post office. But as far as he’s concerned, he’s
The quality of his service has not gone unnoticed. “simply happy to help anyone at the post office. No
One of the many comments left by a satisfied matter what it takes.”
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From the Library: The Queen’s Vow & The Last Queen
Reviews by Courtney Pollock resting place in the Royal Chapel in It was in my quest to learn more about into developing what has become modern
Granada, I began to "connect-the-dots" of Queen Isabella that at the library, I day Spain. Gortner’s dedicated research
Given the location of Naval Station their history here in Andalucia, but found it stumbled upon C.W. Gortner’s “The to try to accurately portray the characters,
Rota, I routinely find myself in places always generated more questions. Queen’s Vow” and “The Last Queen” their flaws, and life events while remaining
of historical importance. Since my first Reading academic or historical about Isabella’s daughter Juana. close to an accurate timeline. Each book
tour in Rota, I have been intrigued by the books can be cumbersome and tiring so The author’s ability to breathe life into ends with his disclosure of events he
‘Catholic Monarchs’ of King Ferdinand sometimes I wander towards historical a person who lived years ago allowed moved to create a better flow in the story
and Queen Isabella. From the tilework fiction to learn more about real historical me to gain a greater understanding of as well as a question-and-answer section
at the entrance of the Castillo de Luna in events while humanizing the person. the politics and events that played a role with the publisher.
Rota depicting their visit to their ultimate
The Queen’s Vow By C.W. Gortner
The Last Queen By C.W. Gortner
The Queen’s Vow is a historical fiction The Last Queen focuses on
on the unlikely succession Isabella of Juana, the third child of King
Castille to the throne. Gortner details her Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.
early life in Arévalo living with her widowed Gortner delves deep into the
mother and younger brother Alfonso under psyche of Juana, her life and
poor conditions. To try to wield power over what possibly contributed to her
his half-siblings, King Henry IV had them supposed mental state. From a
brought to court. Henry is portrayed as an loving marriage that was turned on
ineffective king who let the grandees, or its head due to Juana’s succession
noble families with power in Castile, wield to the Spanish crown following the
more power than they should. The author deaths of her brother, sister, and
doesn’t shy from the dirty side of the court nephew. Her claim to the throne
with all the grandees angling for their became a power struggle between
own political gain. Isabella finds herself her, her husband, the grandees of
in the center of many of these schemes Castile, and later her father.
being used a pawn through marriage. By the end of the book, Gortner
She remained resolute that she has a say leaves the reader questioning:
in who she would marry and ultimately Was she truly crazy? Did the
married Ferdinand of Aragon in a secret cruel events of her life make her
union despite objections from Henry IV. go crazy? Or was it a power play
The book follows Isabella through by those around her for their own
her succession to the throne, the births political gain? These are the open-
of their children the ongoing battles with ended question he leaves for the
the Moors, and the fall of Granada. reader to ponder.ROTA DGF SCHOOL NEWS & SPORTS
18 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
Winter Sports Championships Underway
From Rota DGF Middle/High "We're happy to be here, boys enjoyed a lot of success
School [and] we feel very fortunate to and swept Bahrain in the
be able to compete," Spencer final DoDEA warmup before
Rota student-athletes said. "Wrestling is growing at championships.
are entering the final winter Rota and we're just happy to C h e e r, l i k e w r e s t l i n g ,
stretch as cheer, wrestling be able to continue competing." enjoys the status as defending
and basketball compete at the Rota wrestling has grown European title holder. The
European championships in from single digit participation retirement of the longtime coach,
Germany this week. to a fledgling European paired with the departure of key
The defending-champion powerhouse. players, led to a rebuilding year
wrestling team was first to hit the Girls basketball has with some younger athletes.
road as 11 Admirals punched struggled at times this year "We are very excited," said
their ticket to Wiesbaden. In the and was unable to come away cheer coach Jamie Matteson.
lead-up, coach Luke Spencer with a victory. However, they "We have new and challenging
took 18 wrestlers to Aviano, Italy did improve and took visiting stunts in our routine that we
for sectionals, where he said the Bahrain to overtime and lost hope will ensure our 5th straight
emphasis was on the process Photos by Steve Bond
in the final seconds. The win."
and not just winning. Makayla Maxwell works around Bahrain defenders over the weekend.
The Rota community packed the DGF gym on multiple occasions as they supported their Admirals student-athletes.
Rota Students Mark Titanic History
From Rota DGF Middle High School Amy Richards, created an evening for life individuals and events that have had
children to entertain and educate the a significant impact on human history in a
Rota fifth and sixth graders collaborated packed multipurpose building. A potluck historically accurate and reverent manner.
to put on a special evening and take a dinner provided by parents and PSS Sixth grade students presented research
closer look at the events leading up to Admirals was accompanied with a dinner based on their non-fiction and narrative
the sinking of the Titanic 108 years ago. theater summarizing the fateful night of studies of the Titanic in the form of videos
The evening included a dramatic April 14, 1912. to show their curriculum goals of research
performance by Rota DGF Middle/ Following dessert was a virtual live visit and working with multimedia.
High School's "Live for the Applause," to The Titanic Museum
comprised of 20 middle school cast in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
members. A solo by Ysa Sheldon started A guide in period attire
the evening as a tribute to those lost in shared anecdotes from
the disaster. the recovered artifacts and
The sixth grade English Language Arts architectural recreations.
team of Dan Bennett and Linda White, The virtual trip brought to
along with Instructional Support Specialist
Photos by Steve Bond
Titanic cast members included, from left, Demetra Chester, Kya Ysa Sheldon began the evening by singing an
Geylani, Sam Coles, Patrick Ralston, Colton Rysdam, Alexander Academy Award-winning song from the film
Allie Moore performs an oral history of the fateful events of the Titanic. Barnhill, and Russell Jenkins, kneeling. "Titanic."Coastline | February 13, 2020 19
Rota's Future Educators
Photo by Eileen Kless
Eight Rota students attended the annual Educators Rising conference
last week in Garmisch, Germany, where they learned different classroom
ideas and techniques, took part in team-building activities, went sledding,
The defending European champ cheer team unveiled new routines and stunts leading up to
and collaborated with peers from across Europe. Rota attendees were,
championships.
from left, Ethan Aitken, Ella Arnall, Emily Love Dillon, Vida White, Kendall
Rota DGF Admiral Seniors
Salazar, Emma Bond, Sam Miller and Austin DeMeritt.
S.T.E.A.M. EXPO 2020
ART LOGO CONTEST
We are looking for student art entries for the
S.T.E.A.M. Expo 2020 logo that showcases
Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.
Measurements: 8.5 x 11 inch paper
(standard sheet of printer paper)
Art Medium: ANY!!
Hand drawn, computer generated, crayons, color pencils, markers, paint, etc.
(NO visible pencil lines in finished product.)
Requirements:
n to d
Rota DGF Middle/High School continued its tradition of recognizing senior student- Ope ry-age Must have somewhere on the design:
nta S.T.E.A.M. acronym, Expo 2020
athletes from winter sports. Front row from left: Philip Rivera, Sam Miller, Julia e en
elem childr A representation of subject in the acronym S.T.E.A.M.
White and Angie Perez. Back row from left: Savannah Matteson, Alicia Tate, Ariel
Hennington, Brenon Colvin, Alex Bozwell, Jordan Cookerly, Blake Wall, Kendall Due Date: February 28th, 2020
Turn your entry into Ms. Oliverson or Ms. Chambers at RES.
Salazar, Julia Rodriguez and Edwin Valentin-Cruz. DON’T FORGET to include your NAME and TEACHER’S NAME on the back of your drawing.20 February 13, 2020 | Coastline
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