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Iron Support Bn. hosts Against odds, ROK MG Sung Il ■ 5A tax center serves customers ■ 1B Thursday, February 28, 2019 Connect with the Bugle at: Fort Bliss, Texas @FortBlissTexas 1st AD and Fort Bliss fortblissbugle.com • Click on the e-Edition Army leadership meets with privatized housing partner CEOs By U.S. Army FORT MEADE, Md. – In light of re- cent reports highlighting defi cient living conditions in some privatized military housing, the U.S. Army’s top three senior leaders traveled to Fort Meade Feb. 14 to speak with Soldiers, their families, leaders at Fort Meade and the private company that manages housing on the installation. Secretary of the Army Dr. Mark Esper, Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Mark Milley, and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel Dailey met with the commanding general of Installation Management Command Lt. Gen. Bradley Becker, Fort Meade’s garrison commander and Army families to visit single-family homes and discuss their concerns over living conditions. “We are deeply troubled by reports of inferior housing conditions, and what we saw at Fort Meade. We want to hear fi rst- >> RAPPELLING AT CAMP BUEHRING hand from our Soldiers and their families Sgt. Christopher Lindborg / U.S. Army Central about the extent of the problem and what needs to be done to correct it,” Esper said. Air Assault students practice rappelling out of a Black Hawk on day nine of Air Assault School Class 301-19, Feb. 14 at Camp Buehring, Kuwait. Conduct- After speaking with Soldiers and their ing hands-on training in U.S. Army Central’s area of operations in a Black Hawk helicopter gave Soldiers the opportunity to develop additional skills, including moving equipment and rappelling, to benefi t their unit while forward deployed. Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, families, the Army senior leaders met 11th ADA Brigade, participated in the class at Camp Buehring. For more on this story, see 3A. with John Picerne, CEO of Corvias, the private company that manages housing at Fort Meade and some other military installations across the United States. More than 87,000 Army houses that were privatized under the Residential Communities Initiative program are currently managed Welcome to Roving Sands by Corvias and other private companies. “We owe our Soldiers and their fami- 32nd AAMDC Joint lies safe, high-quality housing.” Milley said. “That did not happen in a troubling number of cases and that is unacceptable. Theatre Army Missile We have to do better, and we will.” Secretary Esper and Gen. Milley re- Defense exercise set cently called for an Inspector General inspection of privatized Army housing. In addition, the U.S. Army Corps of En- to begin Friday gineers recently conducted inspections By Sgt. LaShawna Custom | 32nd AAMDC Public Affairs of 1,376 homes on 53 installations to as- sess potential hazards, such as lead-based Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 4th Air De- paint and asbestos containing materials. fense Artillery Regiment, 108th ADA Bri- Vice Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. gade, took a holistic approach to prepare for James C. McConville also met with Sol- the upcoming Roving Sands Exercise sched- diers, families and Army leaders at Fort uled for Friday through March 11. Campbell, Kentucky, Feb. 14. “We expect to hit the ground running real “If residents have housing issues - not hard,” said 1st Lt. Luke Huston, a fi re control just at Fort Meade, but at all Army instal- platoon leader from Alpha Battery. “We are lations - that are not met in a reasonable going to certify our crews and make sure we time frame, we want them to push them are good to go.” Sgt. LaShawna Custom / 32nd AAMDC PA to their chains of command immediate- Developed by the 11th Air Defense Artillery Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, down- ly,” Dailey said. Brigade “Imperial” in 1989, the 32d Army Air load their equipment at the Fort Bliss rail yard Feb. 11 for the upcoming Roving Sands exercise. In the coming weeks, Army senior and Missile Defense Command, along with leaders will continue to engage with its subordinate brigades, have trailblazed the and functioning correctly before we move any Gen. Christopher Spillman, former com- families, conduct analyses and determine path toward the joint Air Defense annual ex- equipment down to the rail yard,” said Spc. manding general for 32nd AAMDC, brought future actions to ensure that Soldiers and ercise integrating Army, Air Force and Marine Nicholas Myhre, a Patriot operator/maintainer the exercise back to the planning table in order their families are getting the service and assets, simulating enemy air threats. from Bravo Battery, who normally execute a to provide training in a realistic environment. responsiveness that they deserve. Prior to Soldiers embodying the Army majority of the groundwork. “At the rail yard, Humble beginnings at the brigade level led strong ethos, they prepare equipment and we load it up, chain it down and maintain ac- to the exercise becoming the capstone Joint train platoons and crews in the fi eld. Simul- countability of the equipment as it is loaded. Theatre Army Missile Defense training in the taneously, these warriors conduct table eight Once the equipment arrives, we unstrap, re- world. qualifi cations along with honing core-compe- fuel and stage everything in the snake pit.” “This is a great opportunity for us to fa- tency skills. Roving Sands was restored in the spring of miliarize ourselves with our roots and where “We have to make sure everything is clean 2018 after being dormant since 2005. Brig. See SANDS Page 2A

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It was only a small cap that was the is- FORT MEADE, Md. – As 3D printing in- sue, and we 3D printed a fix for it. Just 1,472 non- creases both in the field and at depots, the Army’s mission-capable days saved – for about $2.50 per Center of Excellence for Additive and Advanced part – and some creative thinking.” Manufacturing is slated to reach initial operating Future challenges capability this year at Rock Island Arsenal, Illi- While the Army has seen success through its nois. additive manufacturing processes, there are sev- Lt. Gen. Aundre Piggee, the Army’s deputy eral key challenges the military must face before chief of staff, G-4, outlined the Army’s current 3D moving forward, Piggee said. printing capabilities at the 2019 Military Additive For example, intellectual property rights could Manufacturing Summit and Technology Show- restrict the Army’s authority to reverse engineer case Feb. 6, in Tampa, Florida. a part, or produce a component locally, he said. At the summit, defense, academia, and industry “Almost everything we use in the field is de- officials were privy to the latest additive manu- signed by contractors, using federal dollars,” Pig- facturing technologies, event officials said. The gee said. “This is more legal, than technical. IP is Army will leverage these improved 3D printing an important issue as we modernize, and we will U.S. Army This photo shows a 3D printer producing a six-inch cap used to protect the fire extinguishing capabilities to bolster equipment readiness and work with industry to find solutions.” reduce logistics burdens, Piggee said. system housed the wheel wells of Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles. Soldiers in South Cybersecurity is another concern moving for- Korea identified a fire-suppression cap degradation issue and turned to 3D printing technology The forum served as an opportunity to hear ward, he added. from military leaders and subject-matter experts for help. The team requested engineering support from the Armament Research, Development The additive manufacturing community em- and Engineering Center at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. on the future of additive manufacturing to support ploys a digital library of 3D printed parts, called warfighter readiness and achieve operational ef- the “Repository for Additive Parts for Tactical and fectiveness. Operational Readiness,” or RAPTOR. As Soldiers Saving operational days or engineers produce parts, they put the blueprint Back in December 2017, Army G-4 released an in the system. executive order allowing commanders in the field “The repository now has more than 140 certi- to invest up to $10,000 of their operating budgets fied parts, and it is growing,” Piggee said. in 3D printers, software, and training, Piggee said. “We don’t want adversaries to get into our 3D printing technology “enables our Soldiers files and download our spare parts. Or to make to explore and implement creative solutions to counterfeit parts that … are engineered to fail,” he problems we can only imagine, but they live with added. “And we do not want internal flaws in the on a daily basis,” he said. “We wanted to give printing that could degrade our weapon systems.” them flexibility and the power to innovate.” Aside from their cybersecurity concerns, the In South Korea, for example, Soldiers identi- Army needs to find a way to certify and standard- fied a fire-suppression cap degradation issue, ize all 3D-printed parts and materials, to meet a impacting their fleet of Mine-Resistant Ambush product’s predetermined safety standards. Protected vehicles known as MRAPs. These caps “This takes a lot of labor, and there is a price protect the fire extinguisher nozzles, housed in the tag on that, but this is crucial for Soldier safety,” MRAP’s wheel wells, and blow off when the fire Piggee said. extinguishing system activates. In spite of all the challenges, combining inno- “There are 20 caps per vehicle. Without them vative thinking with today’s technology will help it makes the MRAPS non-mission capable,” Pig- the Army evolve and prepare the force for combat gee said. “Soldiers put an order in October for against a near-peer threat, he said. replacements -- estimated delivery: five months “Logistics will be contested in every domain. later.” We need every innovation to set a theater and Sam Curtis / U.S. Army “Without the caps, Soldier safety would be an sustain Soldiers in future missions – whether it is A Soldier holds a cap used to protect the fire extinguishing system housed in the wheel wells of issue. We do not need to add any extra risk to Sol- artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles drop- Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles. Without the cap, MRAPs are deemed non-mission- diers,” he added. ping off supplies, or a 3D printer at the point of capable. Soldiers in South Korea saved 1,472 operational days for their MRAPs by 3D printing the In turn, Soldiers in South Korea turned to 3D need,” Piggee said. caps for about $2.50 each.

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Muleskinner DFAC Air Defense goes Air Assault to adopt ‘Iron Fuel’ pilot for National 1-43 ADA troops Nutrition Month get wings in Kuwait By Capt. Asia Nakakura | 4th Bn., 27th FA Regt. By Sgt. Christopher Lindborg | U.S. Army Central Fort Bliss Dining Facilities are CAMP BUEHRING, Kuwait – “Air as- making big changes to support the sault!” shouted Air Assault students during the Army’s top priority – Soldier readi- fi rst half of a cool February morning recently at ness. Individual readiness starts Camp Buehring, Kuwait. “Air assault!” with our food choices and Fort Bliss Almost 200 service members serving in U.S. DFACs are providing meals to refuel Army Central Command’s area of responsi- and sustain Soldiers where they live, bility earned the right to wear the Air Assault work, and train to meet mission re- Badge Feb. 15. quirements. Air Assault Class 301-19 began with 240 stu- This March, during National Nutri- dents on Day Zero of the ten-day school. Ser- tion Month, the Muleskinner DFAC vice members pre-qualifi ed to attend the fi rst (building 20226) will implement the air assault course offered in Kuwait since 2017. Iron Fuel pilot, a pilot that includes “You’re setting a Soldier up to be successful Iron Fueling stations, Iron Fuel “On in a combat environment,” said Staff Sgt. Wil- the Go,” and an “Iron Recovery” liam Ramos, an air assault instructor with the menu. The program is designed to of- Army National Guard Warrior Training Center, fer nutritious, performance-oriented Fort Benning, Georgia. meal choices that are convenient for Service Members were offered an opportu- Soldiers on-the-go. nity to attend the rigorous school to develop The “Iron Recovery” menu is de- additional skills, including moving equipment signed to support recovery from the and rappelling, while deployed in a combat en- Photos by Sgt. Christopher Lindborg / U.S. Army Central demands of soldiering and will be vironment. Staff Sgt. Thomas Presutti, an air assault instructor with the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center, available Monday through Friday be- “Sling loading has been the hardest part,” Fort Benning, Georgia, trains service members on rappelling at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, Feb. 14. Instructors tween 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. said Pfc. Clarence Allen, a Patriot launching traveled to Kuwait from the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center and ensured more than 190 service Iron Fuel “On the Go” and “Iron station enhanced operator, 1st Battalion, 43rd members were able to successfully complete the Air Assault course. Recovery” menus offer the optimal Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 11th ADA Bri- balance of carbohydrates and protein gade. “I can now confront issues with my unit ing, the screaming, physical training, waking to replenish the body’s energy sys- while I’m deployed, especially with sling load- up very early; it’s all been challenging.” tems and repair and rebuild muscle. ing in a forward operating environment.” Irizarry said the most diffi cult part of the This is a convenient option for Sol- Students also developed skills in cooperation school was doing the right thing -- all the time. diers and a smart choice to meet indi- and leadership through the school. “I don’t want to get cut, let go or sent home,” vidual readiness goals. “You encounter so many people,” said Cpl. said Irizarry. Additionally, with new Flex Feed- Adam Johnson, a Patriot fi re control enhanced Leadership skills gained at the school are ad- ing hours, the Muleskinner DFAC operator assigned to 1-43 ADA. “You have to vantageous down the road according to Ramos. Iron Fuel “On the Go” location will work together in cohesion.” “In the future, if they go into leadership po- be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m, giv- Several students were assigned to leadership sitions, they’ll know how to react better,” said ing Soldiers more fl exibility at meal- positions at the school. Ramos. times. Sgt. Eric Irizarry, a machinist welder as- In addition to leadership skills, the school is Spearheading this pilot is Chief signed to the 1109th Theater Aviation Sustain- also benefi cial for career development. Warrant Offi cer 3 Zachary Brubaker, ment Maintenance Group, Connecticut Army “This course will help me become a better the 1st Armored Division Food Ad- National Guard, was assigned as the student leader,” said Allen, the youngest student in the viser, who said the initiative is important. First Sergeant at the school. He was responsible class. “Someday I want to be sergeant major. I “The Army Food Program is de- for ensuring students were on time and pre- look up to Soldiers who’ve done Air Assault.” signed to provide Soldiers quality and pared for the day’s training. Service members learned about the rare op- nutritious meals all around the world. “It’s been a while since I’ve done anything portunity of attending the school down range. These meals support recovery from like basic training,” said Irizarry. “So the yell- Requesting a spot at the school was more com- Spc. Christopher Michael, assigned to the 150th Bri- exercise and effectively fuel Soldiers petitive than many thought. gade Engineer Battalion, Mississippi Army National to successfully execute every mission Allen said when he was a “fuzz ball,” also Guard, prepares to rappel at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, assigned to them. The evolution of known as an E-1, he asked leadership if he Feb. 14. the Army Field Feeding System over could attend the school. They told him they’d the past 20 years is remarkable; how- reserve a spot if he could do 72 push-ups within said Irizarry. “They understand this is our fi rst ever, garrison dining facility opera- two minutes. Allen achieved that goal and was time and they answer every question.” tions has seen slow development in given a spot at the school. When the school be- “They could defi nitely see things how we marketing and meeting our Soldiers gan, he said he found it mentally challenging. saw them,” said Maxey. “They were hands on preferences in the everchanging food “I would say I came here physically pre- with you.” service market. pared, but mentally it was a lot harder than I “They really motivated us,” said Allen. “On “Dining facility managers compete thought,” said Allen. “Mentally you have to tell the ruck march, they kept telling us ‘don’t fall with numerous commercial food ser- yourself not to quit.” out, don’t fall out.’” vice establishments and a variety of Even though the school was challenging, Ramos said if a service member is interested new-age food delivery options. With many students found enjoyment in it. in Air Assault school they should take advan- the implementation of Iron Fuel ‘On “The training has been very rigorous, but tage of it. Soldiers have the opportunity to learn The Go’ and Flex Feeding, dining fa- super fun and a great time,” said Spc. Nathan useful skills including rigging equipment, over- cility managers will be able to combat Maxey, an infantry Soldier assigned to the Ala- coming fear of heights, jumping out of a heli- their competitors while simultane- bama Army National Guard. “We learned about copter, rappelling from a tower and developing ously supporting Soldier readiness.” sling loads, rappelling, jumping from an air- camaraderie. With the successful implementa- craft and cargo loads. I really loved it.” “Some of the best things you’re going to tion of the Iron Fuel pilot, you can Instructors travelled to Kuwait from the learn probably come from Air Assault,” said look forward to these changes com- Army National Guard Warrior Training Center Ramos. “It tests you physically, mentally and ing to a DFAC near you. Fueling the Army Air Assault students practice rappelling out of out of Fort Benning, Georgia, and were key to you’re going to push yourself.” Force, one DFAC at a time. a Black hawk on Day Nine of Air Assault School Class developing service members. 301-19, Feb. 14, at Camp Buehring, Kuwait. “The instructors communicate very well,” 4A • February 28, 2019 • FORT BLISS BUGLE

Photos by Marcy Sanchez / WBAMC PA Col. Mark Pallis, (right) formerly the chairperson of the Department of Orthopaedics, William Beaumont Army Medical Center, receives Army Medicine’s Wolf Pack Award for Fiscal Year 2018 at WBAMC, Feb. 11. The Wolf Pack Award recognizes exceptional teamwork by an integrated group of military and civilian team members focused on excellence in support of Army Medicine and was created by the Army Surgeon General and the Chief of the U.S. Army Medical De- partment Civilian Corps.

(Right) Pfc. Christopher Allen, orthopedic technician, Department of Orthopaedics, practices encasing an upper extremity with a cast on a Soldier at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Cast Room, part of the Department of Orthopaedics, June 8, 2018. WBAMC ‘Iron Orthopedics’ named one of Army’s best mil-civ teams By Marcy Sanchez | WBAMC Public Affairs and teamwork at Fort Bliss resulting in a In addition to patient care, the depart- William Beaumont Army Medical Cen- signifi cant decrease in non-deployable Sol- ment’s involvement with developing future ter’s Department of Orthopaedics was re- diers. orthopedic surgeons also played a factor in In total, the team cently named as the recipients of Army The team’s performance is captured in being recognized for Army Medicine’s Wolf Medicine’s Wolf Pack Award for Fiscal Year metrics from decreases in wait times for Pack Award. With 25 residents, the Gradu- treated more than 2018. specialty appointments from 17 days on av- ate Medical Education program is one of The Wolf Pack Award recognizes excep- erage to nine days, to increases in surgical the top-ranked programs not only in Army 33,600 patients and tional teamwork by an integrated group of procedures by about 50 percent, resulting in Medicine, but across the nation. military and civilian team members focused overall productivity of over 130 percent of Residents’ talent and knowledge was con- performed more on excellence in support of Army Medicine the department’s initial target. tinuously tried and tested resulting in scores and was created by the Army Surgeon Gen- While orthopedic operations at WBAMC within the 96th percentile of all orthopedic than 4,600 surger- eral and the Chief of the U.S. Army Medical saw a steady increase from 2016 to 2017, residency programs nationwide in an annual Department Civilian Corps. staffi ng remained the same, and at times was orthopedic training exam and winning the ies during the year. Over a yearlong period, the Department of lower than average due to continued deploy- Texas Orthopaedic Association Quiz Bowl Orthopaedics, also known as Iron Orthope- ments, personnel reassignments and routine for the second year in a row during the nomi- dics in homage to the Old Ironsides of the training assignments. nating period (the residents have also won 1st Armored Division, based locally at Fort During the award’s timeframe, proce- their third quiz bowl since). Bliss, gained many accolades as the region’s dures and processes concerning interdepart- A shared practice of the staff is continu- Army Medicine from patient admission to musculoskeletal health care team contribut- mental operations with veterans referred to ous contributions to the fi eld of orthopedics point of care. ing to overall readiness at Fort Bliss and the WBAMC from the El Paso Veterans Affairs through peer-reviewed publications and par- Leaders continue to harvest camaraderie care of service member’s families, El Paso Healthcare System were also streamlined ticipation in Continuing Medical Education through weekly training, quarterly recogni- retirees, and veterans. and refi ned. Due to the clinic’s capabilities conferences and meetings throughout the tions and occasional outings for all members In total, the team treated more than 33,600 and profi ciency in complex sports surgery, United States. of the Iron Orthopedics team. The depart- patients and performed more than 4,600 sur- cartilage restoration surgery and limb de- Because the Wolf Pack Award is aimed at ment credits a “Soldier-fi rst” mindset, lead- geries during the year. In a partnership with formity surgery, it also services Soldiers and an integrated military-civilian team effort, ing to the department’s multiple awards and 1st AD health care providers, the team man- families referred from other military medical about 30 civilian health care profession- accolades across all ranks. aged to impact readiness, communication facilities in the region. als also contributed to earning a top spot in MONTANA AT AIRWAY 2018 GMC TERRAIN SLE $27,277 • 2018 GMC TERRAIN SLE, STK# T180533, MSRP $32,550. $1,472 CRAWFORD DISCOUNT. $2,824 CUSTOMER CASH. $977 GMF DPA. $27,277 PRICE AFTER ALL OFFERS + TT&L. SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. FORT BLISS BUGLE • February 28, 2019 • 5A Iron Support Bn. hosts ROK Army Deputy Chief of Staff for Sustainment By Maj. Anthony Clas | 3rd ABCT, 1st AD Public Affairs “Our KATUSAs (Korean Augmentation to CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea – the U.S. Army) are critical to our Army Pre- Katchi Kapshida! (We Go Together!); a call positioned Stock operations and with coor- to action symbolizing the alliance fortifi ed in dination with higher headquarters elements the 2nd Infantry Division/ROK-U.S. Com- to ensure we can push sustainment support bined Division. across the Korean Peninsula as required,” Maj. Gen. Sung Il, deputy chief of staff of said Hyatt. “Not only do they manage trans- sustainment for the Republic of Korea Army, portation for our unit, but they also work visited 123rd Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd with ROK Transportation Command for ev- Armored Brigade Combat Team “Bulldog,” ery brigade across the peninsula.” 1st Armored Division (Rotational Unit), Feb. The Bulldog brigade has been deployed 8, to understand the unit’s sustainment op- to South Korea since September 2018 as the erations and determine the level of support sixth rotational brigade to support the 2nd needed to maintain operations on the Korean ID/RUCD. The 123rd BSB, Iron Support Peninsula collectively. battalion, has continuously driven reception, Lt. Col. Charles Montgomery, command- staging, onward movement, and integration er, 123rd BSB, and his team provided Sung and sustainment operations across the Ko- an overview of the Bulldog Brigade’s sus- rean Peninsula with their ROK allies during tainment program as well as a guided tour of their rotation. the motor pool and company operations fa- “The most valuable lesson our formation cilities, supply support activity, and brigade has learned is to pay attention to the details. medical supply offi ce areas showcasing the Conducting deliberate pre-combat checks brigade’s combined sustainment operations. and pre-combat inspections before combat “Strengthening the battalion’s partnership logistics patrols is paramount to mission suc- with our ROK Army counterparts will always cess,” said Montgomery. “Also, understand- Photos by Sgt. Alon Humphrey / 3rd ABCT, 1st AD PA be a priority,” said Montgomery, a Woodland, ing what sustainment resources are available Mississippi native. “Our Soldiers continue to is essential to providing the best support to train daily in an effort to achieve the high- the Bulldog brigade and surrounding 2ID est state of readiness to ‘fi ght tonight.’ Cur- teammates. Sustainment provides the com- rently, 123rd Brigade Support Battalion part- mander operational reach, operational endur- ners with the 86th ROK Army Maintenance ance, and freedom of movement to defeat Battalion. Bravo Company [and] executed a the enemy. The 2ID/RUCD Sustainment joint fi eld training exercise with 86th ROK community is exceptionally strong, and their Army Maintenance Battalion focusing on efforts will ensure tactical commanders can recovery and fi eld maintenance operations. fi ght and win if called upon.” Holistically, the partnership improves in- teroperability between ROK and U.S. forces, (Top right) Maj. 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Army needs entrepreneurs Importance of says under secretary ■ 3B Black History Month ■ 4B Army beats Marines for AF Greco-Roman title ■ 5B Things to Do: Against odds, Fort Bliss Tax Center serving customers Dokken: The heavy metal legends Dokken perform By David Poe | Fort Bliss Garrison PA Saturday at Speaking Rock Entertainment Center, 122 S. Pueblo Rd. Free, indoor show, 18+. Gates open at 5 Last fall, Sgt. 1st Class Daniel Weber, a p.m. 860-7777 or speakingrock.com 47th Brigade Support Battalion maintenance Hal Marcus Gallery: See “Latina Arte,” with works by operations NCO, was most likely under an Latina artists Teresa Fernandez, Carmen Navar, Romy oiled machine somewhere on East Fort Bliss, Hawkins, Martha Arzabala, Leticia Luevanos, Lillian with tools in hand, when his sergeant major Sandoval, Erica Zamora and Isabel Olivares, on display through Feb. 28. Gallery is open 12-5 p.m. Tuesday asked him what he thought of his new posi- through Friday. 1308 N. Oregon. 533-9090 or halmar- tion. cus.com “I had just started a new position over at Las Cruces Arts Fair: Doña Ana Arts Council’s 9th an- (2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st nual regional juried fi ne arts event is this weekend at Armored Division),” he said, “so, I was like the Las Cruces (N.M.) Convention Center, 680 E Uni- ‘Yes, sergeant major, things are going great.’” versity. This year’s featured artist is Hal Marcus. 5-8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 Then the sergeant major told him of his p.m. Cost: $10 at the door; $15 for a two-adult pass “new-new” responsibility – Fort Bliss Tax when purchased in advance; free for age 12 and under. Center noncommissioned offi cer-in-charge. 575-523-6403. “He told me about my ‘new-new’ posi- Pot of Gold Bingo: Everyone who plays this Saturday tion,” Weber said with a good-humored laugh and Tuesday, as well as March 9 and 13, can enter for from his temporary cubicle on West Fort a chance to win the gold! The winning name will be Bliss. “I’m like ‘what?’” drawn during St. Paddy’s night Bingo March 16 at the Centennial Club. The winner must be present to claim Now approximately fi ve months later, We- the prize. Bingo Bliss is every Wednesday and Satur- ber, alongside Capt. Vy Nguyen, the center’s day. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Open to DOD ID cardhold- offi cer-in-charge for 2019, helps lead the Photos by David Poe / Fort Bliss Garrison PA ers and their guests, age 18+. 744-8427 crew of Soldiers and civilian volunteers. Sgt. 1st Class Daniel Weber, the Fort Bliss Tax Center NCOIC for 2019, at work at the center on West Fort $10 Tuesdays: Join the Art & Hobby Shop this Tues- Although the Tax Center is a Fort Bliss Bliss Feb. 21. “Working with a bunch of (Soldiers and civilians from other job fi elds) has been great,” day and every Tuesday in March from 6-7 p.m. for a Offi ce of the Staff Judge Advocate effort, Weber said. “It helps my perspective. In this position I’m getting the opportunity to pick their brains and cutting system class and learn how to use your Cricut see what their military careers have been like.” or Silhouette Cutting Machine to their full advantage. it’s supported by units base-wide. Located at Bring your own machine to practice with, or see what 2910 Cassidy Road on West Fort Bliss, the ours has to offer. Cost: $10, includes instruction. Open center, which opened Jan. 21, had been in to DOD ID card holders and family members 15+. 568- operation behind-the-scenes since October 5563 2018. Rockhound Roundup: The 54th annual roundup for “We did self-development just to familiar- rock and gem lovers is 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March 7-10, at the Southwest New Mexico Fairgrounds in Deming. ize ourselves with Tax Law lingo,” Weber Free. 575-544-9019, [email protected], or thedgm- said, “so that when January came and we sclub.com were supposed to get offi cial (Volunteer In- Home and Garden Expo: The 19th annual Home and come Tax Assistance) IRS training, we knew Garden Expo is March 8-10 at the El Paso Convention the type of questions we wanted to articulate Center. Hours are 2-6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat- – but that didn’t happen.” urday and 11 a.m. -5 p.m. Sunday. Cost: $7 ($6 for age 65 and older; free for 16 and under and active and Due to the January federal budget, which retired military and fi rst responders with ID). 361-882- affected more than 20,000 IRS employees 2071 or elpasohomeandgarden.com over a 35-day period, Weber said the group Mesilla Valley Stamp Show: The Mesilla Valley Stamp didn’t have a viable connection with their Show is 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March 9-10, at the Las Cruces VITA contact in the IRS fi eld offi ce in nearby Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave., Las Cruces, El Paso. N.M. Free. 575-202-1937 or meetinlascruces.com Camp Furlong Day and Cabalgata Binacional: The “It sent us into a bit of a panic, because we 103rd anniversary of Pancho Villa’s raid in 1916 will were depending on that continuity with our be celebrated 10 a.m.-4 p.m. March 9, at Pancho Villa IRS contact who was in charge of all of the State Park, Columbus, N.M., with guest speakers pro- VITA sites in El Paso,” he said, adding that viding historical presentations and slide shows in the while they were able to study a lot of the ma- Pfc. Destiny Dasque, a 1st Armored Division Soldier, works on some copies for a client at the Fort Bliss park’s exhibit hall. 575-531-2711 or PanchoVillaState- terials, when questions delved into areas be- ParkFriendsGroup.org Tax Center on West Fort Bliss Feb. 21. In addition to tax fi ling training, Soldier-preparers receive refresher Live music: Live music at Lowbrow Palace March 7, yond the basics, they had no subject-matter training on management of PII, or personally-identifi able information. 12. See the Houston R&B and soul group The Suffers expert to turn to. perform at 9 p.m. March 7. See the Reptaliens, a low-fi It was a timely intervention from Dallas tax brains and see what their military careers duo, perform at 9 p.m. March 12. 1101 Texas. Low- attorney Charolette Noel, who specializes in have been like.” browpalace.com. estate taxes, who fl ew to Fort Bliss to assist He also said he’s benefi tted from the tax Poppies Festival: The 13th annual Poppies Festival is troops in certifying as preparers. law lessons. Although the Tax Center NCOIC 10 a.m.-4 p.m. March 23, at the El Paso Museum of Archaeology, 4301 Transmountain in Northeast El Paso Soon after the attorney arrived, all mem- is a one-time, annual position, and he said he (west of U.S. 54). Free. 755-4332 or archaeology.el- bers of the group were ready to certify in all will now do the work needed for his own fam- pasotexas.gov tax preparation areas – because in the uncer- ily’s tax returns, beyond a simple return, in Star City Tattoo and Arts Expo: More than 150 tattoo tainty of the January budget, the only thing the future, rather than paying a specialist. artists from across the nation will be on hand during Weber and Nguyen felt like they could be But as NCOIC, he said his crew of 22 Sol- the Star City Tattoo and Arts Expo, noon-10 p.m. March sure of was to be the value of the preparers diers, down from 30 last year, have been fully 22-24, at El Paso Convention Center. Cost: $20 single day; $45 weekend pass; free for age 12 and younger. being experts when the IRS eventually was vetted and continue to serve the base Mon- 231-1100 or starcityexpo.com fully funded. day through Saturday with certifi ed expertise. El Paso Psychic Fair: The Psychic Fair is 11 a.m.-7 “She spent four days with us and walked Weber and Nguyen have split the team into p.m. March 23-24, at Hawthorn Inn, 1700 Airway, at us through general topics like categorizing morning and afternoon shifts, with a healthy Boeing. Cost: $5. 345-6245 or elpasopsychicfair.com. expenses and income; that gave everyone a overlap in the mid-day to serve customers Donate your old military boots to SOS: Survivor Out- pretty in-depth perspective,” Weber said. As and ensure a good turnover with the morning reach Services is in need of 200 military boots. The organization will use the boots for a commemorative the budget resolution passed and connections crew. display at the Run for the Fallen in April. Take donations were re-made, the workfl ow has been steady Despite the smaller team overall, their ever since as the center has fi led more than extensive certifi cations and their continued Sgt. Andrew Hendrix, an NCO from Charlie Co., 4th to SOS at 241 Sheridan Rd., West Fort Bliss. 568-5970 Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Bri- Trinity Site Tour: The White Sands Missile Range Trin- 1,400 returns as of last week. management of a heavy workload have prov- gade Combat Team, 1st AD, chats with a client at ity Site semiannual tour to the site of the fi rst atom Weber, a self-described “ordnance, support en that, despite real-world challenges, the bomb explosion is April 7. Free. No reservations re- the Fort Bliss Tax Center Feb. 21. “The (preparers) type” said although he wasn’t gung-ho about team of “ordnance, support types,” infantry that are doing the best are the ones who normally quired. 575-678-1134 or wsmr.army.mil the idea of managing Soldiers and tax prepa- Soldiers, lawyers, lab technicians and more Sun City Craft Beer Festival: The Downtown El Paso don’t do (desk work) in their daily lives,” said Sgt. celebration of craft beer is April 21-22, at the El Paso rations when he fi rst got the call last fall, it’s continue to work together to complete the 1st Class Daniel Weber, the Fort Bliss Tax Center Convention Center Plaza. The two-day event features been a good experience so far because he’s mission – bringing benefi ciaries high-dollar NCOIC for 2019. “They’re getting on it and getting more than 150 national, regional, local and newly re- been able to see a bigger picture of the Army tax service at no charge. focused on it – they’re doing really well.” leased craft beers, ciders, wine and mixed drinks, as team, beyond his spaces on East Fort Bliss. “The (preparers) that are doing the best are well as a game zone, food trucks, vendor booths, a “Working with a bunch of (Soldiers and ci- the ones who normally don’t do (desk) work The Fort Bliss Tax Center is open Monday liquor lounge, live bands and DJs. Age 21 and older through Friday 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and Saturdays only. Cost: $20; $35 for both days. suncitycraftbeer- vilians from other job fi elds) has been great,” in their daily lives,” he said. “They’re getting fest.com. he said. “It helps my perspective. In this posi- on it and getting focused on it – they’re doing and training holidays from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. tion, I’m getting the opportunity to pick their really well.” Call 568-1040 for more information. 2B • February 28, 2019 • FORT BLISS BUGLE Fort Bliss Protestant Women of the Chapel (Bldg. 11272 1st AD Chapel) Religious Services Thursday 9-11:30 a.m. Becoming a leader Protestant Youth Group worth following: “Knowing what to (11275 Biggs St. 568-4334) do is not enough – Sundays Free Dinner (6:30-7 p.m.) 5:30-6:30 p.m. Middle School Part II of VI 7-8 p.m. High School By Chaplain (Maj.) Kevin Mucher | USAG Fort Bliss it is only half the Post-wide Bible Study (Bldg. 449) The following is part two of a six-part series. battle.” Wednesdays 6-8 p.m. Last week, I started a series on leadership 448 PERSHING ROAD • FORT BLISS, TEXAS in general, and leading well in particular. >> Chaplain (Maj.) Kevin Mucher 568-1519 CATHOLIC WORSHIP We began with the discouraging realiza- tion that I have participated in every bad de- ON-CALL DUTY CHAPLAIN SERVICES cision I have ever made. I was there for all of 637-4265 St. Michael’s Catholic Community them and you were present FAMILY LIFE CHAPLAIN (1542 Sheridan Road) for every bad decision you In his book, How to Lead When You’re Not (808) 277-6911 Weekday Mass 11:35 a.m. have ever made. in Charge, Clay Scroggins writes, “You don’t • Grief counseling Wednesday Confession 10:35 a.m. This is one reason why have to be in charge to take charge.” Great • Marriage counseling Saturday Confession 4 p.m. self-leadership is so im- leaders lead with or without the authority • Family counseling Saturday Mass 5 p.m. portant. To avoid making and learn to unleash their infl uence wherever • Individual counseling Sunday Mass 8 a.m. bad decisions and become they serve. You don’t have to be in charge to • Pre-Marital counseling Sunday Mass 11 a.m. a leader worth follow- take charge of leading yourself. 1st Friday of the Month - Adoration 1 Chaplain (Maj.) ing, we must learn to lead Self-leadership is your primary responsi- PROTESTANT WORSHIP p.m. Kevin Mucher ourselves well. Here is the bility. I begin every morning in the mirror; if SERVICES WBAMC Hospital Chapel second reason why leading we are honest with ourselves, the challenge ourselves well is so important. Exceptional is not in the “knowing” but in the “doing” – Center Chapel (5005 N. Piedras Dr.) self-leadership leadership is the key to sus- the execution of what we know we ought to (Temporarily in Sage Hall) Weekday Mass 12:05 p.m. tained infl uence. do. The Apostle James puts it this way, “Do (315 Pershing Road) Saturday Mass 5 p.m. The operative word here is infl uence – not not merely listen to the word, and so deceive Liturgical Service 10 a.m. Sunday Mass 8 and 11:30 a.m. authority. We can have authority because of yourselves. Do what it says. Anyone who Hope Chapel German Chapel rank, title, or position, but in terms of infl u- listens to the word but does not do what it (2498 Ricker Road) (5312 Buffalo Soldier) ence, it goes back to last week’s discussion – says is like someone who looks at his face in Crossroad Service 9 a.m. Sunday Mass 10 a.m. odd days we have to be leaders worth following, which the mirror and, after looking at himself, goes Samoan Service 11:15 a.m. requires us to lead ourselves well. away and immediately forgets what he looks 1st Armored Division OTHER RELIGIOUS SERVICES Think about it, we rarely open ourselves like. But whoever looks intently into the per- Jewish Chapel (Bldg. 1441) willingly to the infl uence of people we don’t fect law that gives freedom, and continues in (11272 Biggs St.) Friday Shabbat Service 7 p.m. respect. And whom do we respect? We re- it – not forgetting what they have heard, but Gospel Service 8:45 a.m. Islamic Service (Bldg. 442) spect people who lead themselves well. doing it – they will be blessed in what they Chapel Next 11:30 a.m. Friday Jummuh 1:30 p.m. Not only is exceptional self-leadership the do” (James 1:22-25, NIV). Latter Day Saints Service 1 p.m. Sunday Ta’Aleem 12:30-2 p.m. key to sustained infl uence, it is the key to sus- Notice James says our rewards and bless- USASMA Memorial Chapel tained performance. Buddhist Service ings are a direct result of our actions. Know- (11275 Biggs St.) Most of us know that when a senior leader (Bldg. 449 Pershing Road) has returned ing what to do is not enough – it is only half Traditional Service 10 a.m. gets taken out or burns out, it is generally due the battle. If we want to become a leader with new times: Thursday 6 p.m. to poor self-leadership. In most cases, it’s not worth following, we must lead ourselves WBAMC Protestant Community Intro to Nichiren Buddhism every other a talent issue or a skill defi ciency, but rather well, and exceptional self-leaders not only (5005 N Piedras Dr.) Tuesday 5 p.m. a personal issue… a bad choice or series of know what to do, but actually do what they Protestant Service 10 a.m. Introduction to Nichiren Buddhism bad choices. know they ought to do. (Bldg. 449, Religious Activities Center) There is performance and there is sustained RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Next week, we will discuss three decisions Friday, 6 p.m. performance to go the distance. Great leaders every leader needs to make when it comes to Catholic Women of the Chapel last because they lead themselves fi rst, and self-leadership. For now, commit to be doers (Bldg. 2498 Hope Chapel) Friday 8:45- the greatest leaders do so exceptionally well. and not just hearers. 11 a.m. FORT BLISS BUGLE • February 28, 2019 • 3B Army needs entrepreneurs, says under secretary By Army News Service drive innovation, he said, “so that we can do WASHINGTON – The military needs in- business faster. So small businesses don’t get novative ideas from small businesses and en- their cash flow crushed waiting years for us trepreneurs now more than ever, said Under to make a decision.” Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy. Out of more than 800 programs that the McCarthy spoke Feb. 19 at Muster DC, an Army oversees, eight have been granted a event in the nation’s capital for military vet- special “transactional authority” to do busi- erans aspiring to be entrepreneurs. ness differently, he said. “If you look at the history of the Depart- Futures Command has eight cross-func- ment of Defense, we were at our best when tional teams: long-range precision fires, entrepreneurs were doing business with us,” next-generation combat vehicle, future he said. vertical lift, Army network, air and missile As an example, he cited that the first jeeps defense, Soldier lethality, synthetic training for World War II were actually designed environment; and assured positioning, navi- and built by a small motor company called gation and timing. American Bantam in Butler, Pennsylvania. The Army needs a “quick win” in these Later, the design was shared with Willys- eight programs, McCarthy said, in order to Overland and Ford to produce the jeeps on a change the acquisition culture and to keep larger scale. ahead of near-peer DOD was at its best adversaries. The U.S. when small business- military has enjoyed a es brought their ideas “If you look at the vast technological ad- and “partnered with vantage for years, he big corporations to history of the said, but competitors scale out those ideas,” are quickly catching McCarthy said. Department of up. “We got away from McCarthy said he’d that for the last sev- Defense, we were like to see Soldiers in eral decades,” he said, accelerator hubs across adding the Army’s at our best when the country so entre- practice has been to entrepreneurs were preneurs will have easy Devon Suits / Army News Service put out 1,000-page access to pitch their Under Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy tells military veterans and entrepreneurs at the DC requests for propos- doing business ideas. Muster Feb. 19, that the service needs their ideas. als, or RFPs, specify- Entrepreneurs who ing the exact size and with us.” are military veterans hadn’t been through already in the form of Veterans have some of the key attributes weight of each com- have an advantage, he stress and pressure,’” he said. business leaders need to have, he said, “es- ponent of a system. >> Ryan D. McCarthy said, because they are After the interviewer stopped laughing, pecially if they’re going to start their own Businesses maybe resilient and can deal McCarthy said he took a chance and hired business.” had a better solu- with stress. They know him. The company even held the job open Other talents the Army needs most right tion, he said, but they how to organize and for a year, because soon afterward, the Sept. now include systems engineering and soft- would never share it, because that’s not what plan. 11 terrorist attacks occurred and McCarthy ware coding, McCarthy said. they were incentivized to do. When getting ready to leave the Army, agreed to stay in the Army for a deployment Weapons systems are sophisticated and That culture needs to change, McCarthy where he served as a Ranger, McCarthy said before going to work in New York. have millions of lines of coding, he said. said, and that’s one reason the Army Futures at his first interview in Manhattan, he was Veterans are not afraid to engage, he said, Most failures of weapons systems in the Command was organized. It’s why Soldiers asked what he knew about finance. and have commitment. “Nobody wants to past came from not having the right sys- have been placed alongside tech innovators “I said, ‘Nothing. But I know how to plan follow a leader that hedges,” he said. “They tems architecture, he said, which resulted at an “accelerator hub” in Austin. and I know how to organize and there would want somebody that’s playing ‘double-in’ in weapons not being able to communicate The purpose of Futures Command is to be nothing you can put me through that I every day.” with other platforms.

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It will be nine holes of scramble, nine holes of best Marines 32-10 ball and nine holes of alternate shot. $50 includes green fee, cart fee and lunch. There will be prizes to win during to claim 18th straight the tournament. Registration deadline is Friday. Open to the public, 18+. 568-9979 Armed Forces Greco- El Paso Rhinos: El Paso’s Junior League ice hockey team hosts the Wichita Jr. Thunder at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Roman title at Soto PFC and 4:30 p.m. Sunday at El Paso County Coliseum Events By Gary Abbott | USA Wrestling Center, next to the Coliseum, 4100 E. Paisano. $5-$30. Free with military ID. 479-PUCK (7825) or elpasorhinos.com As expected, the Army and the Marine Corps earned the right to battle for the Gre- El Paso Senior Games: The City of El Paso Parks and Recreation Department’s 36th annual games for those co-Roman team title at the Armed Forces age 50+ run Saturday through May 22 at various locations Championships at Soto Physical Fitness around El Paso. All participants have a chance to qualify for Center at Fort Bliss Saturday and Sunday. the Texas State Senior Games. Cost/registration: $15 for 2 Both teams had won every single match of events and t-shirt, plus $5 for each additional event; $45 their fi rst two dual meets, setting up a show- for all events. Includes t-shirt. 503-6544 or elpasotexas. down for the title. Navy Petty Offi cer 2nd Class J.E. Veal gov/parks Although Army had a 17-year winning Army’s Hayden Tuma of Fort Carson, Colo., launches Marine Xavier Johnson of Marine Corps Base Army Warrior Trials: Wounded Warrior athletes will com- streak at this event, the Marines have de- Camp Lejeune, N.C. at the 2019 Armed Forces Wrestling Championship at the Soto Physical Fitness pete in adaptive sports March 7-15 at different Fort Bliss veloped a number of talented Greco-Roman Center at Fort Bliss, Saturday and Sunday. FMWR physical fi tness centers. Come out and support the athletes and were aiming to bring the team competitors throughout the week. 744-1532 title back with them this time around. to change the momentum, tossing Johnson technical fall. Public ice skating: Public skating is available at the Fueled by a strong start in the light- on the way to an 8-0 technical fall. One At 82kg, in another aggressive match be- El Paso County Coliseum Events Center, 4100 Paisano, of the matches the Marines needed to win, tween two warriors, John Stefanowicz of the weekend hours are 7 -10 p.m. Fridays, noon-3 p.m. and weights, who won the fi rst four matches all with bonus point victories, the Army if they hoped to win this year, went to the Marines beat. Jon Anderson of the Army, 7-10 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, and noon -3 p.m. Army in a big way. 4-1, Both are past Armed Forces Greco-Ro- holidays. All ages welcome. Times may vary on days of claimed seven of the 10 matches to win 32- 10, and stretched that streak of excellence The Army run continued at 67 kg, as 2008 man champions. hockey games. Cost: $10; $8 military (skate rental in- Olympian and two-time World Team mem- James Souza, who won an Armed Forces cluded). Spectator admission is free. 479-PUCK (7825), to 18 years. elpasohockey.org/holidaysonice or on Facebook at El Paso Max Nowry, a double champion at the ber Ellis Coleman kept up the pressure with title in 2015 when he competed with the Hockey Association 2018 Armed Forces, came out with a strong a 9-0 technical fall over Jamel Johnson. The U.S. Navy, claimed his fi rst Armed Forces St. Paddy’s Day 1/2K: Register now, then head over to the 8-0 technical fall at 55 kg over Jamone Cart- team score after four matches was 17-0, gold as a member of the Army with a pow- Monti Warrior Zone March 16 from 3-9 p.m. for a one of a er. He was followed by 2017 World Team with only six more bouts for the Marines to erful 10-0 technical fall over Sgt Vaughn kind 0.5k race. 741-3000 or 744-5785 member Ildar Hafi zov, who got the Army change the narrative. Monreal Berner. With only two bouts to go, El Paso Locomotive FC: El Paso’s professional soccer team fi red up with a pin over German Diaz Marine Raymond Bunker, who had been there was no doubt about which team would team the El Paso Locomotives inaugural season opens in 1:24. a silver medalist in this event a number of be victorious this year. 7:30 p.m. March 9 against the OKC Energy FC at South- The next bout proved to be huge. The times, scored the fi rst Marine Corps win, In a battle of national team members, west University Park. On March 23 they play Rio Grande Marine Corps sent out 2018 Armed Forces stopping Michael Hooker in a 3-3 criteria Daniel Miller of the Marines edged Lucas Valley FC and March 30 against Orange County SC. Cost: decision. Bunker has a feisty style of wres- Sheridan, 2-1. Miller is ranked No. 2 in the $5-$49. 235-GOAL or eplocomotivefc.com champion Xavier Johnson, a National Team member who is coming off a big second- tling, and gritted out a big win over Hooker, nation and Sheridan is No. 3. El Paso Coyotes: El Paso’s major arena soccer league who boasted four-straight gold medals in the Army big man Toby Erickson was domi- team the El Paso Coyotes plays the Monterrey Flash at 7:15 place fi nish at the Grand Prix Zagreb Open, a UWW Ranking event a few weeks ago. event coming in. nant on top, turning Trent Osnes multiple p.m. March 8 at El Paso County Coliseum. They play March At 77kg/169.7 lbs., Vladyslav Dombrovs- times in an 8-0 technical fall to close out the 15 against the Dallas Sidekicks and March 29 against the The Army sent out Hayden Tuma, a talent- Monterrey Flash. Cost: $12-$20. 229-1416, elpasocoy- ed athlete with extensive age-group World kiy got the Army back on track in an intense win. otes.com Championships experience. battle with Payton Walsh, who has been a For a complete run down on this event, JackRabbit Classic: The 18th annual JackRabbit Clas- Tuma shut the door on the Marines desire national team member. Dombrovskiy won visit https://bit.ly/2XntVVF. sic trail race is 8 a.m. April 8, at Franklin Mountains State some key positions and emerged with a 17-7 Park’s Tom Mays Unit. Four and 8-mile trail options available. raceadventuresunlimited.com ‘Mighty Mujer’ Triathlon: The ‘Mighty Mujer’ Triathlon, the all-female sprint and supersprint events begin 6:30 >> IRON PT a.m. April 13, at Memorial Park Pool, 3251 Copper. Both distances start with a 300-yard swim in an indoor pool. The course then takes athletes on a challenging and re- warding bike route. Cost: $90-$130. Teams of 2, 3 or 4 women can compete against others in three separate cate- gories: mother/daughter; family; or girlfriends. Participants must be 12 or older. USAT rules apply. mightymujertriath- lon.com. raceelpaso.com/mighty-mujer El Paso Chihuahuas: The El Paso Chihuahuas AAA base- ball opens their season April 10 against the Salt Lake Bees 11:05 a.m. at Southwest University Park on Santa Fe Street in Downtown El Paso and April 13-16 against the Las Vegas 51s. 533-BASE or EPChihuahuas.com El Paso run clubs: Run El Paso has training runs every day of the week from Kern Place to the Upper Valley. runelpaso. com. Coffee Posse Run Club is based on the eastside. cof- feeposse.org. Race El Paso offers coaching programs and training groups. Information: raceelpaso.com. The El Paso Hash House Harriers have one or more runs a week. 252- 5646. Meet-up spots listed at elpasohash.com. The Border Jumper Hash House Harriers meet at various locations. bjhash.com. Hash clubs combine trail running with social activities. Runs are marked with chalk, and are open to runners of all levels. Clubs have modest dues, and fi rst run Staff Sgt. Killo Gibson / 1st AD PA is free to newcomers. Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel T. Hendrex, left, the III Corps and Fort Hood senior enlisted adviser, and Command Sgt. Maj. Robert H. Cobb, senior Indoor Cycling: Get back on the bike and push your endur- enlisted adviser of the 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss, fl ip tires during physical fi tness training Feb. 20 at Fort Bliss. Hendrex spent the day ance at Indoor Cycling. Classes are held at Soto and Stout speaking with Soldiers and conducting senior leader professional development. PFC Cost: $3, $35 unlimited monthly pass. 744-5800 6B • February 28, 2019 • FORT BLISS BUGLE

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Community dranchmuseum.org Upper Valley Artists/Farmers Market: The OCS Alumni Assoc. Reunion: Calling all branch- artist and farmers market is 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sundays, es, all classes 1941-present. There will be an OCS at the Substation on Doniphan at Sunset. Free. Face- >> Alumni Association Reunion April 28. This is going book at Upper Valley Artist and Farmers Market. OFF DUTY to be a great time with the opening of Phase I of the Harlem Globetrotters: The legendary Harlem OCS Heritage Center; the dedication of more bricks, Globetrotters will bring their new World Tour expe- Off Duty is a compilation of military-affi liated ICE comments: Make your voice heard. Tell us ex- pavers, and class memorials; the induction of the actly how we are doing. Good or bad: Bring it on. rience to the Don Haskins Center at 2 p.m. March information and events focused on the Soldier, 2019 The U.S. Army OCS Alumni Association Hall of 10. Cost: $28 and up at Ticketmaster.com, the Don their family members and veterans. Information You may remain anonymous, if you choose to do so. Fame class; and the presentations of the Nett Award Listing your contact information allows us to provide Haskins Center box offi ce or by phone at 800-745- should be 100 words or fewer and contain no and the Patterson Award. www.ocsalumni.org/ or 3000. harlemglobetrotters.com. direct feedback. Fort Bliss has an outlet available, the [email protected] editorializing. An informational brief that is Interactive Customer Evaluation program, fully func- Ron ‘Tater Salad’ White: Ron “Tater Salad” not time-specifi c will not run for more than four Monster Jam: Get ready for monster truck madness White, the comedian, best known as the cigar smok- tional again to all customers. https://ice.disa.mil/ 7 p.m. Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday, at Sun Bowl weeks. Submissions are due no later than Friday index.cfm?fa=site&site_id=435. ing, scotch drinking funny man from the “Blue Collar for publication in the following week’s paper. To Stadium. Gates open one hour before event. Tickets Comedy” phenomenon, will return to El Paso with a start at $15; ages 2 and older must have tickets (Tick- learn more, call 568-4088. FMWR new stand-up show at 8 p.m. April 4 at the Plaza The- etmaster). Monsterjam.com. atre. Cost: $43 and $53 excluding fees. Plaza The- Unit Book Kits: Unit Book Kits: Are you part of a Hampton University Round Up: The El Paso atre Box Offi ce, Ticketmaster.com, or 800-745-3000 Bliss Briefs unit who is going into the fi eld or deploying soon? Alumni Chapter of Hampton University has monthly El Paso Comic Con: The annual El Paso Comic Minue ACP/traffi c advisory: Minue ACP and If so, stop by the Mickelsen Community Library and meetings held at noon in various locations close to Con will be April 12-14 at the El Paso convention Liberty Ave. will be closed 5-10 a.m. March 8. Use pick up book kits for free. Book kits contain a selec- Fort Bliss. Contact Warren E. Brown at 241- 4672. center. Actor Jason David Frank, of the Mighty Mor- Old Ironsides or SGM Barreras ACPs and use Torch tion of popular fi ction and non-fi ction paperback Purple Heart recipients sought: The Military phin Power Rangers franchise, and Lynn Lowry, best St. as alternate routes to some East Fort Bliss areas. items. 568-1902 Order of the Purple Heart El Paso Chapter 393 known for her roles in “I Drink Your Blood,” will be Minue ACP is due to return to its normal schedule Auto Crafts Safety Orientation: Auto Craft meets the fi rst Saturday of every month at 1 p.m. at among the celebrity guests. Cost: $15, full weekend when it reopens to outbound traffi c at 4 p.m that af- Centers offers safety orientation classes Wednesdays the 82nd Airborne Memorabilia Museum, 2608 Fort ticket $55 for ages 11-up. Ticketmaster.com or 800- ternoon. and Thursdays at 6 p.m. This is a mandatory safety Blvd. Facebook @MOPHChapter393 745-3000 Tax Center open: The Fort Bliss Tax Center is open orientation for use of the facility for automotive do-it- Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Charter party: Sun Country Doll Folks sales event: Sun Sun Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and Saturdays and yourself projects. Open to DoD ID cardholders only. The newest members of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Country Doll Folks is hosting the 45th annual Doll training holidays from 10 a.m- 3 p.m. 2910 Cassidy 568-7280 at Fort Bliss/El Paso, invites you to their chartering Sales Event March 9 frm 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Best Road. 568-1040 Kick it at the Monti Warrior Zone: The Mon- ceremony and reception March 2, 3 p.m. The cere- Western Plus Hotel, 6655 Gateway Blvd. at Airway. WSMR Bataan March: Register for the 2019 ti Warrior Zone is open Mondays-Sundays. There’s mony will take place at the Paso Del Norte Commu- Antique, vintage, modern and miniature dolls will be Bataan Memorial Death March. Registration ends lots to do with a fully stocked bar and snack bar, nity Center, 45380 Ellerthorpe Ave. (310) 913-6394 available. Clothes, books, toys and houses can also Sunday. $110, $500. http://bataanmarch.com six pool tables, two mini-bowling lanes, Alienware, or www.sigmaswregion.com be found. Bring your Sick Dolly to the Dolly Doctor. Center Chapel 1 closed: Due to necessary con- Playstation/Xbox gaming center, outdoor basketball, Cowboy Days: The 20th annual celebration of She will be on duty. Cost: $3, $1 children. sand volleyball and more! Open to the public, ages struction/repair, the Traditional worship service at Southwest pioneer heritage is 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March Water Lantern Festival: The Water Lantern Festi- 18+. 741-3000 Center Chapel 1 (no change in time) is now being 2 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. March 3, at the New Mexico val will be March 30 at Ascarsate Park, 6900 Delta held at neighboring Sage Hall until May 1. 568- Acrylic Painting Master Class: Join the Art and Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum, 4100 Dripping Drive. It is an incredible experience where thousands 1519 Hobby Shop on a journey through the art and artist- Springs Rd., Las Cruces, N.M., with two days of cow- of family, friends, and strangers celebrate life togeth- McGregor/FBTX ammo point closings: The ry of acrylic painting. You will learn, many tips and boy demonstrations, chuckwagon cooking, children’s er and witness the beauty of more than 1000 lanterns McGregor Range/FBTX Ammunition Supply Point will techniques of acrylic painting from some of El Paso’s activities, mounted shooting, the 3rd annual CASI refl ecting upon the water. Enjoy food trucks, music, be closed March 18-22; June 17-21; and Sept. 16- fi nest artists. The next class is March 9 from 10 a.m.- Chili Cook-Off, cowboy music, pony rides, gunfi ght fun and designing your own lantern. Cost: $25-$40. 20. Issue documents can be submitted through TAMIS 3 p.m. Cost: $25 per lesson, includes instruction and reenactments, and food and craft vendors. Cost: Price includes your lantern. support@waterlanternfes- materials. Open to DOD ID cardholders and their >> during the closures. 569- 9528 $5; 4-youngerARMY CLASSIFIEDS free. 575-522-4100 or nmfarman- tival.com Attention new command spouses: The Spouse family members, ages 15 and older. 915-568-5563 Leadership Development Course is a new 40-hour course run by the Noncommissioned Offi cer Leader- Go Youth Townhouse for rent: 2 bdrm. with en suite bath, walk-in closet, 1/2 ba. Living/dinning/sun-room, fi replace, bar. 2,000 sq. ft., refrig. air, >> ship Center of Excellence and United States Army Ser- In-home Saturday childcare: Family Child Care ARMY CLASSIFIEDS 2 car garage. Murchison and Brown. $1,100 + deposit. 566-0742 geants Major Academy. It will offer an introduction offers in-home providers for CYS-registered kids. Cost: fortblissbugle.com House for rent: Beautiful 2 story, 4 bdrm/3 ba. Refrig. cooling, fi re- to a number of extremely important topics for those $5/hr. with $10 deposit. Reservations required. 568- classifi [email protected] place, 30,001 sq. ft, 2-car garage, spacious backyard, minutes spouses who are entering into a command team at 4198 or 744-7879 away from shopping. $1,600/mo. 271-6327 the battalion level. The fi rst class will start in April. CYS Date night Saturday: CYS will provide child Contact Michelle Mebane at 744-1201. care Saturday at Milam from 1-11 p.m. 744-7879 Baby items Miscellaneous Boys toddler hooded jackets, new and used. Size 5T, excellent con- Bible study: Fort Bliss post-wide Bible study takes Folklorico Dance Saturdays: Join SKIESUnlimit- 2012 Dutchmen Infi nity, fi fth wheel, 3750 FL. Five slides, auto lev- place every Wednesday from 6-7 p.m. at Bldg. 449- dition. New is blue two-tone blue with inner liner, used is forest eling system, front living room, dual A/C, many extras. $50,000. ed for their Folklorico Dance Class Saturdasys 12:15- green plaid. $20 for both. (253) 209-2481 451, Pershing Road. Free dinner from 5:30 p.m. 2 p.m. Open for ages 6–18 years old. Students 541-5883 Childcare provided. 568-4334 participating in this course will learn a variety of Furniture Cherry Poptart comics, excellent condition. Collection of 11 issues, traditional Latin American dances, as well as dances bagged and boarded. From circa late 1980’s. (253) 209-2481 Chenille cotton sofa pillows, slightly used. Square black, set of 4. 21 in. Self-propelled lawn mower, electric start, gas walk behind. and culture of various regions of Mexico. Cost: $40 $15 for all. (253) 209-2481 per month. 568-5544 6.5 ft. -lb. Gross Torque engine. Almost new. $250. (575) 589-1319 Glass top dinning room table with 2 pedestals and 6 chairs. $350 Playboy Playmate Collection book, brand new, mint condition. Facto- ANNOUNCEMENT School Age Book Club: The School Age Book obo. 757-7912 Club is designated for children ages 7–12. A staff ry sealed, features every monthly playmate from 1954-2007. Hard- Two ton Hydraulic Jack. $25. 757-7912 back, 736 pages. $150 obo. (253) 209-2481 Debt collection notices: member will read for part of the time and the children will read aloud as well from 4-5 p.m. Wednesdays at Swatch Watch Halloween collection “Little Dracula” edition. Slight- This is a debt collection notice for Pfc. ly used, excellent condition, comes with bat shaped hardcase and Mickelsen Library. 568-6156 Homes for Sale or Rent Tyree Ward. All services under Ward’s House for rent: Northeast, very clean, living rm, family rm, breakfast manual. $40 obo. (253) 209-2481 name should be put on hold. All those Child Range Orientation class: This is a one- area, carpeted, drapes w/Venetians blinds in all windows, 2 car ga- with debts to be collected under the name hour child fi rearm safety course required for children rage w/remotes, landscape, rock wall fence w/wrought iron. 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