CBMC Mobile, Alabama: Hot Dogs at the Hank

Hot Dogs at the Hank
Stadium Club / Harbor Communications Center
Hank Aaron Stadium
Every second Thursday, 11:45—1:00 p.m.

Business Men's Luncheon - Next event is August 14
Speaker - Carl Jones

Two hot dogs and Pepsi, Ice Tea, and Ice Water will be served at a cost of $5.00. You can pay at the door, but we do ask you to make reservations so that appropriate arrangements can be made for food and seating. You can RSVP by calling the CBMC office, 344-9902, or Clark Womble, 694-2509, or email us at .

Our featured speaker: Carl Jones is in management with the Chickasaw Container Services, a local intermodal trucking company.

Carl was born and raised in Mobile, graduated from UMS and went on to LSU. During College hebecame involved with the US military and was commissioned a Lieutenant of the Marines in 1985. He graduated from US Navy flight school and was selected to fly AV-8B Harrier Jump Jets. Through 12 years of active duty service with the Marines, Carl flew all over the world. His first combat experience was flying air support and interdiction missions from the USS Nassau during Operation Desert Shield / Operation Desert Storm. He finished his service with the Marines as a Weapons and Tactics instructor and finally as the Operations Officer for the Harrier training squadron. Carl separated from the Marines in 1997 to get married, pursue a commercial flying career, and join the Alabama Air National Guard.

Following the terrorist attacks in September 2001, Carl was activated again into full time service with the USAF. He flew domestic combat air patrols in support of homeland security efforts. He was given command of the 160th Fighter Squadron in October 2002. His squadron deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He was awarded the Bronze Star for combat leadership as his squadron spearheaded the Scud hunting efforts for the coalition. Due to a unique weapon/sensor mix on his squadron aircraft, he was also honored to play a pivotal role in the second battle of Fallujah during the fall of 2004.

Carl retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the summer of 2005 and moved back to Mobile just in time for the hurricane season, where he and his wife Laura now live with their 7 year old daughter.

I’m sure you won’t want to miss hearing what Carl has to share, so be sure to mark August 14th on your calendars to attend Hot Dogs at the Hank.





Weekly Gatherings People Involved Current Events Members Area Metro Director Jim Bingaman 271 Suffolk Road Mobile, AL 36608 office/ 251-344-9902 fax/ 251-380-0120	Hot Dogs at the Hank Stadium Club / Harbor Communications Center Hank Aaron Stadium Every second Thursday, 11:45—1:00 p.m. Business Men's Luncheon - Next event is August 14 Speaker - Carl Jones Two hot dogs and Pepsi, Ice Tea, and Ice Water will be served at a cost of $5.00. You can pay at the door, but we do ask you to make reservations so that appropriate arrangements can be made for food and seating. You can RSVP by calling the CBMC office, 344-9902, or Clark Womble, 694-2509, or email us at . Our featured speaker: Carl Jones is in management with the Chickasaw Container Services, a local intermodal trucking company. Carl was born and raised in Mobile, graduated from UMS and went on to LSU. During College hebecame involved with the US military and was commissioned a Lieutenant of the Marines in 1985. He graduated from US Navy flight school and was selected to fly AV-8B Harrier Jump Jets. Through 12 years of active duty service with the Marines, Carl flew all over the world. His first combat experience was flying air support and interdiction missions from the USS Nassau during Operation Desert Shield / Operation Desert Storm. He finished his service with the Marines as a Weapons and Tactics instructor and finally as the Operations Officer for the Harrier training squadron. Carl separated from the Marines in 1997 to get married, pursue a commercial flying career, and join the Alabama Air National Guard. Following the terrorist attacks in September 2001, Carl was activated again into full time service with the USAF. He flew domestic combat air patrols in support of homeland security efforts. He was given command of the 160th Fighter Squadron in October 2002. His squadron deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He was awarded the Bronze Star for combat leadership as his squadron spearheaded the Scud hunting efforts for the coalition. Due to a unique weapon/sensor mix on his squadron aircraft, he was also honored to play a pivotal role in the second battle of Fallujah during the fall of 2004. Carl retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the summer of 2005 and moved back to Mobile just in time for the hurricane season, where he and his wife Laura now live with their 7 year old daughter. I’m sure you won’t want to miss hearing what Carl has to share, so be sure to mark August 14th on your calendars to attend Hot Dogs at the Hank.

Hot Dogs at the Hank Stadium Club / Harbor Communications Center Hank Aaron Stadium Every second Thursday, 11:45—1:00 p.m.

Hot Dogs at the Hank
Stadium Club / Harbor Communications Center
Hank Aaron Stadium
Every second Thursday, 11:45—1:00 p.m.