Marine Air Control Squadron-4

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1st Marine Aircraft Wing
Okinawa, Japan

Who We Are

Marine Air Control Squadron 4 provides combat-ready, task-organized forces capable of conducting air direction, control, surveillance; and information exchange with joint/multinational surface-to-air weapons agencies; continuous, all-weather, radar, non-radar, and tower air traffic control services to friendly aircraft; and collection, analysis , and dissemination of weather information at forward operating bases in order to provide 1st Marine Aircraft Wing the capability to conduct anti-air warfare operations and control of aircraft and missiles.

 

MACS-4 Leadership

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Commanding Officer
Marine Air Control Squadron 4

Lieutenant Colonel James B. Holderbaum currently serves as the Commanding Officer of Marine Air Control Squadron 4.

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Executive Officer
Marine Air Control Squadron 4

Major Travis M. Powell currently serves as the Executive Officer of Marine Air Control Squadron 4.

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Senior Enlisted Leader
Marine Air Control Squadron 4

Sergeant Major Michael A. Gallucci currently serves as the Marine Air Control Squadron 4 Command Senior Enlisted Leader.

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MARINE AIR CONTROL SQUADRON 4

MARINE AIR CONTROL GROUP 18

1ST MARINE AIRCRAFT WING FMF

OPC 556 BOX 52

FPO AP 96386-9001

Activated 5 May 1944 at Cherry Point, North Carolina as Air Warning Squadron 13 and assigned to 1st Marine Air Warning Group, 9th Marine Aircraft Wing. Redesignated 1 August 1946 to Marine Ground Control Intercept Squadron 4 and assigned to Marine Air Control Group 2, Marine Air, West Coast. Deactivated 30 April 1947 Reactivated 30 June 1951 at Santa Ana, California and assigned to Marine Air Control Group 3, Air Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. Redesignated 15 February 1954 as Marine Air Control Squadron 4. Relocated During July 1959 to Iwakuni, Japan and assigned to Marine Wing Headquarters Group, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Relocated during October 1960 to Santa Ana, California, and assigned to 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. Relocated during September 1961 to Iwakuni, Japan and assigned to 1st Marine Aircraft Wing.

Deployed to Thailand during May-July 1962 in connection with communist threat to that country. Relocated during October 1962 to Santa Ana, California and assigned to 3rd Marine Aircraft wing. Relocated during October 1963 to Iwakuni, Japan and assigned to 1st Marine Aircraft wing. Relocated during October 1964 to Santa Ana, California and assigned to 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. Relocated during October 1965 to Camp Pendleton, California. Deployed during 1965 to Da Nang, Republic of Vietnam and assigned to 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Reassigned during August 1967 to Marine Air Control Group 18, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Participated in The War In Vietnam June 1967-January 1971, Operating from Da Nang. Relocated During January 1971 to Santa Ana, California. Deactivated 31 January 1971. Reactivated 15 June 1971 at MCAS Futenma, Okinawa, Japan and assigned to Marine Air Control Group 18, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Participated in numerous training exercises during the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Elements participated in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, April 2002-March 2004.

 SDO   636-3294   S-1   636-3244/3869 
 Ops   636-3286   Sergeant
 Major
 
 636-3227 
 XO   636-3295   CO   636-3323 

 

INTERNAL RESOURCES EXTERNAL RESOURCES

MACS-4 Squadron Duty Officer (SDO)

  • DSN: 636-3294
  • Cell: 080-2737-2100

Suicide Prevention

Substance Assessment Coordination Officer (SACO)

Victims Witness Advocacy Program (VWAP)

Equal Opportunities Officer (EO)

Sexual Assault Protection Representative (SAPR)

Voting Officer

Environmental Compliance Coordinator

  • USMC Emergency Services
    • DSN: 911
    • Cell: 098-911-1911
  • Foster Provost Marshalls Office (PMO)
    • Cell: 098-970-7441
  • Suicide Hotline
    • Cell: 988
  • Embedded Preventative Behavioral Health Capability Specialist (EPBHC)
  • Military & Family Life Counseling Overview (MFLC)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MACS-4 URC

P : 2ndLt Clements, Esha A.

DSN: (315)-636-3128

NIPR: esha.a.clements.mil@usmc.mil

 

 

MACS-4 Company M Kaneohe Bay URC

P: GySgt Rooks, Jaron C

DSN: (315)-457-4150

NIPR: jaron.rooks@usmc.mil

 

MACS-4 Company L Iwakuni URC

P: SSgt Martin, Gabriel

A: 2ndLt Walker T’Asia L.

DSN: (315)-253-5031

NIPR: gabriel.martin@usmc.mil ; tasia.l.walker.mil@usmc.mil

 

 

CAPT Robert W. Peters III is a native of Boston, MA. He is an ordained minister of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, endorsed by the Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries to serve as a chaplain in the United States Navy.

CAPT Peters earned undergraduate degrees in Commercial Art Illustration from Oakwood University, in Huntsville Alabama and Communication Graphics from the University of Alabama in Huntsville. He received a Master of Divinity from Andrews Theological Seminary in Berrien Springs, Michigan. He earned a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies from Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He became a Doctor of Strategic Leadership from Regent University, in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

In March of 1992 CAPT Peters joined the United States Marine Corps. Over the next eight years he became a Naval Aviator. He was a helicopter pilot with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 162. He deployed with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit and participated in Operations Autumn Shelter, Balkan Calm, Silver Knight, and Operation Deliberate Forge.

In August of 2000 CAPT Peters joined the Navy to become a chaplain. Since, he has served as Command Chaplain with Command Carrier Air Wing Eight (CVW-8), Third Recruit Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego CA, 1st Battalion 1st Marines and 1st Marine Division Headquarters Battalion Chaplain, Camp Pendleton, CA. He is a graduate of the Naval War College, in Newport RI. He was an Instructor and Professional Development Deputy Director at the Naval Chaplaincy School and Center in Columbia, South Carolina.  He served as the III Marine Expeditionary Force Deputy Chaplain, 3D Marine Expeditionary Brigade Chaplain and III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group Chaplain, in Okinawa Japan. He was the Director, Chaplain Accessions Programs at Navy Recruiting Command in Millington TN. He currently serves as Wing Chaplain for 1st Marine Aircraft Wing in Okinawa Japan.

CAPT Peters’ personal decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal (Third Award), and Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (Fourth Award).

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