2. Gunnery Sergeant Dogg has been attached to this unit in a PTAD status since 18 August 1998. During this period he has made every possible attempt to alleviate his hardship. This command feels that his situation is long term in nature and we recommend that he be considered for a hardship discharge. M. M. BLOOD UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS COMPANY Z 9TH BATTALION, 99TH MARINES 4TH MARINE DIVISION, FMF, USMC WINDY 1700 Admin 31Aug98 From: Gunnery Sergeant Devil D. Dogg EDPI/0369 USMC To: Commandant of the Marine Corps (MMEA-86), Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, 2 Navy Annex, Washington, D.C. 20380-1775 Via: (1) Inspector-Instructor, Company Z, 9th Battalion, 99th Marines, 4th Marine Division, Windy City, IL Subj: REQUEST FOR HUMANITARIAN TRANSFER Ref: (a) MCO P1000.6F (b) Naval Message 180900Z Aug 98 Encl: (1) Statement from Q.U. Ackerly, M.D., Windy City Medical Center dtd 28 August 1998 (2) Statement from Juan A. Dogg (Brother) 1. Per reference (a), it is requested that I be granted a humanitarian transfer to (MCC ZB3. 2. My Mother and Father were both involved in a serious car accident on 24 July 1998 that has taken the life of my Father and left my mother in serious condition. She required brain surgery in which a small portion of her brain had to be removed in order save her life. As a result of this procedure, she has lost the ability to control many of her bodily functions and will require 24 hour a day care.
2. Gunnery Sergeant Dogg has been attached to this unit in a PTAD status since 18 August 1998. During this period he has made every possible attempt to alleviate his hardship. This command feels that his situation is long term in nature and we recommend that he be considered for a hardship discharge. M. M. BLOOD UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS COMPANY Z 9TH BATTALION, 99TH MARINES 4TH MARINE DIVISION, FMF, USMC WINDY 1700 Admin 31Aug98 From: Gunnery Sergeant Devil D. Dogg EDPI/0369 USMC To: Commandant of the Marine Corps (MMEA-86), Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, 2 Navy Annex, Washington, D.C. 20380-1775 Via: (1) Inspector-Instructor, Company Z, 9th Battalion, 99th Marines, 4th Marine Division, Windy City, IL Subj: REQUEST FOR HUMANITARIAN TRANSFER Ref: (a) MCO P1000.6F (b) Naval Message 180900Z Aug 98 Encl: (1) Statement from Q.U. Ackerly, M.D., Windy City Medical Center dtd 28 August 1998 (2) Statement from Juan A. Dogg (Brother) 1. Per reference (a), it is requested that I be granted a humanitarian transfer to (MCC ZB3. 2. My Mother and Father were both involved in a serious car accident on 24 July 1998 that has taken the life of my Father and left my mother in serious condition. She required brain surgery in which a small portion of her brain had to be removed in order save her life. As a result of this procedure, she has lost the ability to control many of her bodily functions and will require 24 hour a day care.
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