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Marine Aircraft Group 29
MAG-29 Unit Logo
2d Marine Aircraft Wing
MCAS New River, NC

MISSION

The Primary mission of MAG-29 is combat readiness! Simply put, combat readiness equates to having professionally maintained aircraft and properly cared for and trained Marines to employ those aircraft whenever and wherever directed. We can only accomplish this by preserving our people, aircraft and equipment by living, working, and training safely. Enhancing our safety posture is one of the single greatest steps we can take to preserve combat readiness. There is nothing mysterious about safety. Although it must be on our minds at all times, it is itself not the focus of effort - mission accomplishment is the focus of effort. Safety is an attitude and is an automatic by-product when we do things right - the way we've all been trained; THE WAR EAGLE WAY!

 

LEADERS

Colonel David M. Fitzsimmons
MAG-29 Commanding Officer

Colonel David “Metro” Fitzsimmons graduated from Pennsylvania State University and was commissioned in April 2000.  He was designated a Naval Aviator and completed training in the AH-1W Super Cobra in August 2002.Operational Assignments: Colonel Fitzsimmons has served in several helicopter squadrons through four combat deployments in support of

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Lieutenant Colonel Walter C. Cunningham III
MAG-29 Executive Officer

LtCol Walter “Snooki” Cunningham was commissioned through the University of South Carolina Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps on 12 May 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in business management.LtCol Cunningham checked into The Basic School in November 2007 and was assigned to First Platoon, Charlie Company.  While at The Basic School LtCol Cunningham

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Sergeant Major Russell D. Boley
MAG-29 Command Senior Enlisted Leader

Sergeant Major Boley is a native of Monroe, Louisiana. He enlisted in the Marine Corps on 26 June 1999, where he attended boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) San Diego. He later attended his Marine Occupational School (MOS) in Fort Leonardwood, Missouri where he earned the MilitaryOccupational Specialty of 3531 (Motor Transport Operator)

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CONTACT US

Marine Aircraft Group 29
PSC Box 21020
Jacksonville, NC 28545-1020

Commercial: (910) 449-6345
DSN: 752-6345

VOTING ASSISTANCE

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Voting Assistance Officer

CWO2 Jerald Scandrett III
(910) 449-6567

MAG-29 DRC

DRC:  Darlene Rogers
Office: (910) 449-6180

URC: GySgt Jesse Coffey
Office: (910) 449-6189

MAG-29 Family Hotline:
1-866-242-0064
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