THANK you and your professional journalists for revealing that the Air Force Divert Facility project for Tinian has been postponed for a year, although it was the worst possible news that the people of Tinian could receive at this time. We had been hoping that construction would begin this year, or very early next year, to provide some cash-flow for our island, and, ultimately, for the CNMI.
The question is: Why did the people of Tinian have to wait so long to find out about the change in status for a military project on our island? The answer to that question is: The governor has refused to implement the Tinian Civilian-Military Advisor Council, as provided for in the Technical Agreement to the Covenant.
(Press Release) â Dyncorp International, a global leader in providing logistics and mission readiness for the U.S. military and its allies, recently donated $500 toward the programs of the Ohala Foundation on Tinian. The donation will go toward the efforts of providing meals, clothing, medical support and training programs for the people of the Marianas.
On Tinian, Dyncorp is handling all the logistics management for the U.S. Naval Construction Battalion, better known as the Navy Seabees.
âSupport from community partners like Dyncorp International is critical right now. Theyâre a fine example of corporate citizens and we thank them for their commitment in making a lasting impact in our community,â said Phillip Mendiola-Long, chairman of the Ohala Foundation. âOur efforts and goals can go much farther whenever we rec
(SMA) — Star Marianas Air Inc. announced Tuesday that Jose Cruz has been promoted to the position of vice president of operations and safety for the Tinian-based airline. Cruz, a
TINIAN — Island residents interviewed by Variety expressed their appreciation for the recent grand opening of Triple J’s Tinian Western Lodge, Bar-K-Diner & Drive-In and Hertz Rent-A-Car office.