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Welcome to Fort Gordon Home of the Signal Regiment The Army’s Model Installation for the 21st Century www.gordon.army.mil
Welcome
Welcome to the U.S. Army Signal Center and the Central Savannah River Area! As the Army’s model installation for the 21st century, Fort Gordon is dedicated to increasing its own Army community’s involvement and the local civilian community’s involvement in day-to-day support management operations. Leading the way into the 21st century, Fort Gordon is transforming from an isolated Army installation into an integrated
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community in the Augusta area. edge of Augusta, Ga. The Dyess Leave), and all personnel records, as Fort Gordon is extremely proud of its Parkway (Interstate 20, Exit 194) well as medical and dental records. successful community partnerships leads you directly to Fort Gordon’s 791-3649. that support the mission and comple- main entrance. Or take the Bobby Personnel assigned to the National ment the installation management Jones Expressway (Interstate 520, Security Agency/Central Security action plan. Exit 196) then drive east on Inter- Services Georgia should report to The installation is home to the U.S. state 520 to Exit 4 onto Highway 278 Building 28423 on Brainard Avenue. Army Signal Regiment and host to a (Gordon Highway/Fort Gordon exit). 791-9181. multiservice community of Army, These exits will lead you onto Fort Trainee/student personnel reporting Navy, Air Force, Marines and multi- Gordon through the Main Gate after 4 p.m. weekdays and on week- national forces. Fort Gordon is fast (Gate 1). ends and holidays should report to the becoming a center for joint forces Fort Gordon is approximately 139 Receiving and Processing Company, activities, training and operations. miles east of Atlanta, 80 miles Building 25710, on Barnes Avenue. Fort Gordon is a major employer in southwest of Columbia, South Car- 791-8314. east Georgia. With a work force of olina and 122 miles northwest of Reporting information is also 12,763 military and 7,081 civilians, Savannah, Georgia. available at the Military Police Sta- much of the installation’s annual eco- Located about eight miles south- tion, Building 29717, on Rice Road nomic impact of nearly $1.3 billion west of Augusta, Fort Gordon’s loca- and B Street, adjacent to Connelly goes directly into area shops, real tion is close to the Augusta Health Clinic. 791-4380. estate, banks and other businesses. metropolitan area and an easy drive Fort Gordon and the Central to Atlanta, Savannah, Charleston, Savannah River Area are valued the beaches along the Atlantic Ocean Housing neighbors, trusted community part- and the mountains. ners and recognized leaders in city 706-791-5116, 791-6559, 791-9656, management and public administra- Arriving 791-9658, DSN 780-XXXX tion, continuously improving both The Installation housing services communities with quality facilities All personnel arriving at Fort include on-post family quarters, and and excellent services. Gordon as permanent party should community housing referral and relo- Fort Gordon has met the chal- report to the Soldier Service Center, cation assistance. On-post housing is lenge of change by becoming a Darling Hall, Building 33720, on the now operated by the GMH Housing proactive and diverse community corner of Chamberlain Avenue and Office, located on post at 771D Pecan that welcomes partnerships in its Kilbourne Street. When reporting, Court, McNair Terrace. If you wish to innovative approaches to installa- personnel should have orders, DA reside in on-post housing you must tion management. Form 31 (Request and Authority for coordinate with GMH either at the By sharing together, everyone bene- fits by making Fort Gordon and the local communities into one integrated, cooperative and caring community. Whether you have come to Fort Gordon to learn, to teach, to live or to work as a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines, as a mission partner or to provide the vast support necessary to maintain a military post of this size, you will be a vital part of the “Home of the Signal Regiment” and a valued member of the Central Savannah River Area community.
Directions
Fort Gordon can be reached from Interstate 20, located on the western
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McNair Terrace facility, on the web at http://www.ftgordonfamilyhousing.com /downloaddocuments.htm or by con- tacting them at 706-772-7041. Their hours of operation are Monday and Wednesday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on Tuesday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The Housing Services Office (HSO), located in Room 129, Darling Hall, Building 33720, on Chamberlain Avenue and Kilbourne Street, manages the off- post relocation and referral services and occupants complaints for the installation and is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Residential Communities Ini- tiative Project (RCI) Office is co-located with the HSO Office and can be reached at 706-791-6559/4302. There are no unaccompanied per- sonnel housing for officers and senior enlisted personnel available on the installation. Information per- taining to unaccompanied personnel housing can be obtained by calling 706-791-7067. The Housing Services Office main- tains a complete up-to-date listing of available housing within local com- munities. Since a waiting period usually exists for on-post family housing for most grades, many per- sonnel must seek temporary housing within the local community. The Housing Services Office offers coun- seling and personal attention to your specific needs, which enables you to choose wisely from various types of off-post housing. Newcomers are required to report to the Housing Services Office before seeking off- post quarters. This office also serves as a relocation point to those members who are rotating from Fort Gordon to other installations. Housing information pertinent to the gaining installation and its sur- rounding communities is available on file to assist families in transition. 706-791-5116, 791-9656, 791-9658. You can also visit the new Army one stop housing assistance web site at www.onestoparmy.com.
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Lodging Facilities
706-790-3676, 791-2277, 791-3644, DSN 780-XXXX Modern lodging facilities with accom- modations for 741 temporary duty personnel are available on Fort Gordon. While 188 rooms are specifi- cally designated for the Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, all others are routinely assigned to offi- cers, Department of Defense civilians and other enlisted visitors to the installation. Included are Distin- guished Visitor Quarters, which are available for general and senior grade officers (other official guests on space available) and Stinson Hall, a favorite with permanent change of station personnel, hospital patients and visitors. Stinson Hall, Building 37300, located on Avenue of the States, is within walking distance to the Post Exchange, bank, credit union and commissary. Administra- tion of these facilities is the responsi- bility of the Lodging Office, Griffith Hall, Building 250 on Chamberlain Avenue. Advanced reservations are suggested.
Transportation
706-791-4184, DSN 780-4184 Darling Hall, Building 33720 The Transportation Office is located in Darling Hall, Building 33720. Transportation will advise military personnel on weight restrictions and allowances, and assist with inbound shipments of household goods and other moving details.
Vehicle Registration
706-791-3132, DSN 780-3132 Darling Hall, Building 33720 Newly assigned or employed per- sonnel are required to register pri- vately owned vehicles within seven working days after arriving at Fort
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Firearms Registration
706-791-4380, DSN 780-4380 Building 29717 All privately owned firearms in the possession of personnel on Fort Gordon must be registered with the Directorate of Emergency Services within 72 hours of arrival on the installation. Unloaded weapons, along with three copies of Fort Gordon Form 9243, Personal Firearms Registration, obtained from the unit, must be brought to the Military Police Station, Building 29717, on Rice Road and B Street, adjacent to the Connelly Health Clinic. Enlisted personnel bil- leted with their organizations must keep privately owned firearms and ammunition in the unit arms room.
School
706-796-8428 Building 43400 Freedom Park Elementary School is a Richmond County Board of Educa- Gordon. The Vehicle Registration a valid driver’s license, valid identifi- tion School serving grades K-5. All Section of the Directorate of Emer- cation card, copy of the registration elementary school students who live gency Services is located on the first as provided by the state in which reg- on-post are zoned to attend Freedom floor of Darling Hall, Building 33720, istered, and proof of motor vehicle Park. Educational opportunities are in Room 151. Registrants must show insurance. available through a basic curriculum including language arts, math, sci- ence, social studies, health, physical education and fine arts. These should be in conjunction with creative ideas, positive input and active parental involvement. All educational activi- ties should be presented in an atmosphere that is conducive to learning yet allows enough flexi- bility to address individual differ- ences. Freedom Park Elementary School’s goal is to produce a learning climate in which students achieve regardless of their socio-economic or ethnic background. The goals of Freedom Park Ele- mentary School are to build the self-esteem of all students, to pro- vide programs enhanced by com- puter technology, to support and
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enforce the academic program that Building 43400, off Avenue of the those who served together in war is given from the state and county, States. The web site is: www.richmond and was called the “Order of the and to encourage a supportive and .k12.ga.us/Freedompark. Signal Corps.” open partnership among students, Motto. “Pro Patria Vigilans” teachers, parents and community. (Watchful for the Country) was The faculty and staff of Freedom Fort Gordon adopted from the Signal School Park Elementary believe in dedica- insignia and serves to portray the tion to academic and social excel- cohesiveness of Signal Soldiers and lence. Teachers have the challenge of Symbolism their affiliation with their regi- educating the nation’s most valued mental home. resources intellectually, socially, emo- The gold eagle The gold laurel wreath depicts tionally, as well as physically. holds in his talons the myriad achievements through Quality education and high test a golden baton from strength made by the Corps since scores are the criteria that inspire which descends a its inception. The Battle Star cen- faculty and staff to keep abreast of signal flag. The tered on the wreath represents the ever changing educational trends. design originated formal recognition for participation Realizing that complacency has no in 1865 from a in combat. It adorned a signal flag place in the classroom, teachers meeting of Signal Corps officers, led and was first awarded to Signal stress self-improvement through by Major Albert Myer, the Chief Corps Soldiers in 1862. The Battle higher education. Signal Officer, in Washington, D.C. Star typifies the close operational Freedom Park Elementary School The badge was a symbol of faithful relationship between the combined is located at 345 42nd Street, service and good fellowship for arms and the Signal Corps.
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The U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon, the “Home of the Signal Regi- ment,” trains more military personnel than any other branch training center of the U.S. Army. The multifaceted mission of the U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon encompasses training, doctrine, force integration and mobilization. The Signal Center conducts specialized instruction for all Signal Regiment military and Department of the Army civilian personnel in the Army and provides doctrine and training development support of publications. Three U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command systems managers coordinate acquisition and fielding of major systems. Force integration is accomplished through the life cycle management of all major communications- electronics systems under study or in develop- ment for future use in the field Army. The mobilization mission is to maintain assigned U.S. Army Forces Command
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units in a state of readiness commen- telephone to military usage, facili- course in the fall of 1948, the Army surate with their authorized level of tating the standardization of the continued to consolidate its commu- organization. vacuum tube, developing radar and nications training at Fort Gordon, Fort Gordon provides year-round FM radio during World War II and including the transfer of all commu- training for more than 54,000 incorporating satellite communica- nications courses from Fort Mon- reservists as well as Army and tions and computer technology are mouth, New Jersey in 1974. Navy Reserve Officer Training just some of the Signal Regiment’s By developing and fielding and Corps students. many accomplishments. training Soldiers to install, operate Technological advances have drasti- and maintain, for example, Mobile cally changed the Signal Corps since Subscriber Equipment, the Joint its founder, Albert J. Myer, introduced Home of the Signal Tactical Information Distribution “Wigwag”, or visual signaling, shortly Regiment System, the Single Channel Ground before the outbreak of the Civil War. and Airborne Radio System as well as Throughout the years, the Signal Beginning with the Southeastern tactical satellite communications, the Corps Regiment has been on the cut- Signal School’s graduation of the U.S. Army Signal Center provides ting edge of advancements in commu- first class of 10 Signal students from highly refined information technology nication technology. Adapting the its power equipment maintenance systems for the U.S. Army.
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Call to Duty— Boots on the Ground In October 2002, the Installation Management Agency (IMA) was activated and brought together all installation support services under one umbrella. The IMA mission is to manage Army installations to support readiness and mission execution, provide equitable services and facilities, opti- mize resources, sustain the environment and enhance the well being of the military community. The IMA is comprised of seven regional offices. The U.S. Army Garrison—Fort Gordon is one of 20 installations within the Southeast Region IMA. We provide the logistical and com- munity services that are necessary for the day-to-day operation of the installation. The Garrison is responsible for the infra- structure of Fort Gordon, including all buildings, roads, grounds, utilities and
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career development, labor and employee relations, equal opportu- nity programs and many other per- sonnel-related functions. Through its comprehensive and innovative community planning process, the Fort Gordon Garrison ensures that future facilities and services on the installation meet the needs of its many personnel, resi- dents, and patrons.
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Garrison
www.gordon.army.mil/hhcusag 706-791-3369, DSN 780-3369 Building 21719 Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Garrison, was activated on Oct. 1, 2001 and subse- quently assigned to the Military Police Battalion (Provisional). Head- quarters and Headquarters Com- pany, a table of distribution and communications; and for vital com- munity services, such as housing management, food service, security and law enforcement, fire prevention and protection and safety, as well as unit deployment/redeployment sup- port. The well being of our people is a key concern of the Garrison. Many programs and services are designed to make life at Fort Gordon a pleasant, rewarding and satisfying experience. These programs and services are numerous and include the Gordon Club, Army Community Service, tran- sition services, library services, recre- ation services, child development services, and many more. The Garrison also provides the military and civilian personnel support services that are necessary for mission accomplishment at the installation including personnel processing and files management, military and civilian strength man- agement, evaluations and awards,
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allowances company, provides com- enforcement certification courses fighting strength. Those that can not mand and control over Soldiers through military and civilian training be healed, will then, with dignity and providing base operations support. centers. The 35th Military Police compassion, be assisted through the Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment also provides training for transitions back to civilian life. The Company, U.S. Army Garrison, is in the military police combat support U.S. Army is absolutely committed to charge of the quick reaction force pro- mission for frequent deployments to take care of all of the gallant war- viding security for the installation. various global “hot spots.” The 35th riors which have served, by providing Actively involved in various types of Military Police Detachment has incor- the best possible health care and training, the Soldiers assigned are porated emergency medical techni- assistance to all wounded, injured, or prepared for any type of contingency cian certification into the normal ill Soldiers. The Soldiers will always operation that may be required for training cycle; this training has pro- be the Medical Retention Processing security for Fort Gordon. vided life-sustaining measures in Battalion’s top priority. incidents when military police are the 35th Military first responders to situations. The Soldiers of the detachment are proud U.S. Army Police Detachment to serve the Fort Gordon community Signal Corps Band and uphold their motto, “Of the “Of the Troops - For the Troops” Troops—For the Troops.” 706-791-6616, DSN 780-6616 (434th Army Band) Building 24411 www.gordon.army.mil/band Medical Retention 706-791-3113, DSN 780-3113 The 35th Military Police Detachment Building 29609 is a U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Processing Battalion Command modification table of The U.S. Army Signal Corps Band, organization and equipment unit that 706-791-6917, DSN 780-6917 also known as the 434th Army Band, provides trained military police per- Darling Hall, Building 33720 is comprised of approximately 40 sonnel for garrison provost marshal Medical Retention Processing Bat- musicians from across the United duties and maintains command and talion is a subordinate battalion of States. After a long, distinctive his- control over the assigned Soldiers. the U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Gordon. tory from being organized in Feb- Military police develop and maintain Its mission is to restore the injured ruary 1943 as the 4th Engineer proficiency through a variety of law Soldier and return him or her to Amphibian Brigade Band, the U.S. Army Signal Corps Band received its current designation in June 1985. The band, a Training and Doctrine Command modification table of organization and equipment unit, continues to perform its duties of promoting morale and esprit de corps by providing suitable music for mili- tary ceremonies, formal concerts and recreational activities. In addition to its military duties, the band travels throughout the Southeast United States promoting the Army image and enhancing relations between military and civilian communities. Presently, the band’s functional units include a marching, concert and stage band, a six-piece variety group (“Code Red”), a Dixieland band (“Crooked River Dixie Band”), and a brass quintet (“Garden City Brass Quintet”). In addition to these groups, the band also has a jazz combo and a woodwind quintet.
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Signal Warriors
15th Regimental Signal Brigade
“Voice of the Army... Proud to Serve” www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15 706-791-3800, DSN 780-3800 Building 25710 Training is the primary mission of the 15th Regimental Signal Brigade. This mission is as diverse as the per- sonnel who train here and the equip- ment that they learn to install, operate and maintain. The brigade transforms basically trained Soldiers, who live by the seven Army values, into highly motivated, self-disciplined, physi- cally fit and technically knowledge- able Signal and Ordnance Warriors, able to immediately contribute to the Army’s mission. Military personnel assigned to the who embody the Army values, are 447th Signal Battalion brigade are here for Advanced Indi- physically fit, technically knowledge- vidual Training, part of Initial Entry able and fully prepared for their first “Centurions - On to Victory” Training. The brigade has an average duty assignment. The “Warrior” Bat- www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15/447 population of more than 3,500 talion currently trains Soldiers in 706-791-5481, DSN 780-5481 personnel who will man the Signal three Military Occupational Special- Building 25601 Regiment of the Future. ties: Signal Support Systems Spe- Elements assigned to the brigade cialist (25U), Cable Systems The 447th Signal Battalion’s mission include the 369th Signal Battalion; Installer/Maintainer (25L) and is to train and graduate highly moti- 447th Signal Battalion; 551st Signal Radio Operator/Maintainer (25C). vated, disciplined, physically fit, Battalion, Student Company, USA The battalion consists of more than technically knowledgeable Signal Signal School Detachment, Fort 1,100 Soldiers broken down into one Soldiers that live the Army values, George G. Meade, Maryland; and Headquarters and Headquarters and who are able to immediately USA Detachment, Sheppard Air Company and four line companies. contribute to their unit mission. Force Base, Texas. The 73d Ordnance These Signal warriors are provided a The 447th Signal Battalion provides Battalion is attached to the brigade. professionally disciplined and highly instruction and support for four motivated environment that will military occupational specialties: prepare them for their first duty 25Q Multichannel Transmission 369th Signal Battalion assignments as military occupa- Systems Operator/Maintainer, 25S tional specialty qualified Soldiers. Satellite Communications Systems “Warriors Lead The Way!” Instilled with high standards and a Operator/Maintainer, 25F Network www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15/369 sound basis in technical knowledge, Switching Systems Operator/Main- 706-791-5566, DSN 780-5566 these Soldiers will assume the tainer and 25P Microwave Systems Building 29602 responsibility of operating and Operator/Maintainer. The 447th The mission of the 369th Signal Bat- maintaining equipment that is on Signal Battalion provides instruc- talion is to graduate highly moti- the leading edge of technology well tion and support for the following vated and disciplined Signal Soldiers into the 21st century. additional skill identifiers: the
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battalion within the 15th Regi- mental Signal Brigade, with well over 1,000 Soldiers. The battalion consists of four companies, a head- quarters company and three line companies. Headquarters and A Company includes those personnel who are assigned to the Command Group, Staff Judge Advocate, Battle Lab, Training and Doctrine Command Systems Managers, Directorate of Combat Developments, Directorate of Training, Equal Opportunity Office, Protocol and Reserve Com- ponent Affairs Office. Company A also provides consolidated billeting, management and values driven training for all reclassifying Sol- diers and Soldiers returning to the force for training after a break in service in the battalion’s assigned military occupational specialties. These military occupational spe- cialties include: Information Systems Operator/Analyst (25B), Record Telecommunications Operator/Main- tainer (25C), Satellite Communica- tions Systems Operator/Maintainer (25S) and Microwave Systems Oper- ator/Maintainer (25P). Companies B, C and D provide for the soldierization training, administration, welfare and housing of all Soldiers attending advanced individual training for the first time in these four special- Satellite Network Coordinator/Con- Signal Brigade, assigned to the ties. Additionally, the battalion pro- troller Course 4C-F19/102-ASI1C Training and Doctrine Command vides command and control for all and 19 consolidated/collocated func- with a dual mission. The first 25S training to receive the Ground tional courses. involves the transformation of basi- Controller’s additional skill identi- cally trained Soldiers into physically fier of 1C. fit, confident and technically com- 551st Signal Battalion petent Signal Patriots able to live by the Army’s warrior ethos and 73rd Ordnance Patriots, “Watch and Warn” immediately contribute to the Battalion www.gordon.army.mil/551 Army mission. The second is to 706-791-4124, DSN 780-4124 provide safe command, control, “Can Do Cobras” Building 25605 training and administrative sup- www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15/73 port to personnel assigned to Fort 706-791-7474, DSN 780-7474 The 551st Signal Battalion, the Gordon’s command group, direc- Building 25604 “Patriot Battalion” has a rich history torates, special staffs and other The 73rd Ordnance Battalion is a beginning as an Aircraft Early assigned/attached personnel. training battalion of the 59th Ord- Warning Battalion to present day The “Patriot” battalion is habitu- nance Brigade, Redstone Arsenal, as a part of the 15th Regimental ally the largest initial entry training Ala. and is attached to the 15th
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Regimental Signal Brigade at Fort Gordon. The 73rd trains and develops both Ordnance Corps initial entry training Soldiers and non-initial entry training Soldiers. The training covers five Ordnance electronic maintenance military occupational specialties taught by civilian and mil- itary instructors from the Ordnance Electronic Maintenance Training Department, which is a school of the U.S. Army Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School at Redstone Arsenal and two warrant officer courses. The 73rd Ordnance Battalion has a distinguished history dating back to its inception on Oct. 18, 1927. The 73rd’s combat service includes cam- paign participation in Algeria-French communications in support of joint Morocco, Naples-Foggia, Rome-Arno, 93rd Signal Brigade and combined operations across the North Apennines, and the Po Valley spectrum of conflict that provides during World War II. In addition to “Lightning Warriors” contingency signal support for all its five campaign streamers, the 73rd www.gordon.army.mil/93sig/ combatant commanders. earned a streamer for action in the 93rdsighm1.htm The 93rd Signal Brigade provides Italian Theater and has been deco- 706-791-9307, 791-9308, DSN 780-9307 command and control mission sup- rated with the Meritorious Unit Com- Building 25526 port for daily signal operations, and mendation (Army). operational planning for the U.S. On Oct. 1, 1994, the unit was reac- The 93rd Signal Brigade is a Combatant Commander, South, and tivated at Fort Gordon and has con- subordinate element of the U.S. U.S. Army South. Following the tinued its mission to train and Army Network Enterprise Tech- Sept. 11, 2001 attacks against the develop motivated, disciplined, phys- nology Command (NETCOM), 9th homeland, 93rd Signal Brigade ically fit Soldiers who live by Army Army Signal Command. The brigade’s assumed the mission of providing values and are competent in entry- mission is to deploy worldwide command, control, communications level military occupational special- to install, operate, manage, main- and computer (C4) support for conse- ties and common Soldier skills. tain, and defend theater, tactical quence management activities in the continental United States. Major subordinate elements of the 93rd Signal Brigade are the 56th, 63rd, and 67th Signal Battalions of Fort Gordon, and the Army Signal Activity in Miami, Fla. The brigade has a tactical satellite company, the 235th Signal Company; a strategic installation company, the 518th Signal Company; and a headquarters element, Headquarters and Head- quarters Company. The 93rd Signal Brigade com- mander also serves as the U.S. Army South, G-6 (Information Officer). In this role, the G-6 provides staff supervision and oversight for the
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operation, the brigade stands ready to deploy worldwide to provide com- mand, control, communications and computers. The brigade and its sub- ordinate elements, the Lightning Warriors, are trained and ready to get the message through. The 93rd Signal Brigade was origi- nally constituted on Nov. 3, 1941 in the Regular Army as the 93rd Signal Battalion and was then affiliated with the New England and Tele- graph Company. The affiliation agreement ended on March 29, 1942 and was renegotiated with the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. The 93rd was reactivated May 15, 1942 at Camp Crowder, Mo. As the U.S. role in World War II escalated, 93rd Signal Battalion pre- pared for combat at the Tennessee Maneuver Area, the Desert Training Center at Camp Young, Calif., and the California-Arizona Maneuver Area. The battalion departed New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth and arrived in England on April 26, 1944. Soon after, the 93rd sailed for France to support forces deployed to Normandy. The battalion served in Luxemburg for the duration of the Ardennes campaign. It moved to Germany on March 9, 1945 and remained there until the end of the war. After World War II, the 93rd departed Europe aboard the Texarkana Victory and arrived in Hampton Roads, Va., on Dec. 22, 1945. The battalion was inactivated at Camp Patrick Henry, Va., on Jan. 3, 1946. The 93rd was reactivated at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. on Feb. 24, 1955 and assigned to the 6th Army.A later sustaining base and the theater/ operations. This section is responsible order assigned the unit to the 1st tactical communication systems, for conducting information manage- Signal Corps at Fort Huachuca. automations, publications, printing, ment planning and programming and On Oct. 18, 1961, the 93rd Signal records management, telecommuni- for developing information manage- Battalion departed for Germany cations, and visual information. ment policies and architecture for where it remained until the battalion Additionally, the G-6 plans and U.S. Army South, Joint Task Force was inactivated on Sept. 21, 1972. supports command, control, commu- Bravo, and subordinate task forces. Later, the battalion was again reor- nications, and computers/informa- While the primary missions for the ganized. It was designated Headquar- tion management systems for war, brigade are the Southern Command ters and Headquarters Company, operations other than war, and joint and Northern Command areas of 93rd Signal Brigade in Ludwigsburg,
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Germany and then reactivated on The battalion supports missions for On March 8, 1946, at Camp March 16, 1981. The brigade sup- the following Combatant Comman- Kilmer, N.J., the battalion was deac- ported VII Corps with its subordinate ders: U.S. Southern Command tivated for the second time. battalions. Those were the 26th (USSOUTHCOM), U.S. Northern The battalion emerged again on Signal Battalion (Corps Area) at Heil- Command (USNORTHCOM) and U.S. September 20, 1988, at Corozal, in bronn, Germany, and the 34th Signal Central Command (USCENTCOM). the Republic of Panama with the Battalion (Corps Radio) and 51st The battalion is comprised of a reorganization of the U.S. Army Signal Battalion (Command Opera- Headquarters and Headquarters Information Systems Command tions) in Ludwigsburg. In 1990, the Detachment, the 252nd Theater South (USAISC-S), into the 1109th brigade deployed to Saudi Arabia Signal Company, the South Theater Signal Brigade and the 1190th with VII Corps in support of Opera- Network Operations Security Center Signal Battalion (Provisional). This tions Desert Shield and Desert Storm. (S-TNOSC), and a platoon from the reorganization was necessary in During its service in Southwest Asia, 556th Maintenance Company out of order to facilitate a more streamlined the 93rd earned three more battle 11th Signal Brigade, Fort Huachuca, command, control, and communica- streamers: Defense of Saudi Arabia, Ariz. The Headquarters and Head- tions architecture needed to support Liberation and Defense of Kuwait and quarters Detachment also has for- USSOUTHCOM. The 1109th Signal Cease Fire. ward elements supporting United Brigade and the 1190th Signal Bat- The three battalions were later States Army South (USARSO) and talion were awarded “Panama” battle inactivated in Germany, and the 93rd USSOUTHCOM. streamers for their roles in support Signal Brigade’s colors were returned Headquarters and Headquarters of Operation JUST CAUSE, a joint to Fort Gordon for its official inacti- Detachment, 56th Signal Battalion, military U.S. operation conducted in vation on Dec. 5, 1991. was first constituted on October 18, Panama from December 20, 1989 The brigade was reactivated Feb. 1927, and allotted to the 4th U.S. through January 31, 1990, which 16, 1998 on Fort Gordon as Head- Corps area. restored order and democracy to that quarters and Headquarters Com- On February 1, 1941, at Fort country in 1990. pany, 93rd Signal Brigade, with four Jackson, S.C., the battalion was reac- On October 16, 1991, the 1109th subordinate units: 56th Signal Bat- tivated and then spent the next sev- Signal Brigade was redesignated as talion, 63rd Signal Battalion, and enteen months training in the United the 106th Signal Brigade, and the 67th Signal Battalion, all Echelon States. In accordance with signal 1190th Signal Battalion (Provi- Above Corps battalions located on doctrine of that time, units such as sional) as the 56th Signal Battalion. Fort Gordon, and the Army Signal the 56th Signal Battalion were From there, in Corozal, Panama, the Activity located in Miami, Fla. assigned the mission of providing 56th Signal Battalion provided vital communications for U.S. Army Corps’ strategic and sustaining base com- headquarters. munications to organizations and 56th Signal Battalion On July 1, 1942, the 56th Signal installations of the USSOUTHCOM. Battalion embarked from New York From September 1994 to March “Get the Message Through” to Ireland and England to prepare 1995, the 56th Signal Battalion pro- www.gordon.army.mil/56sigbn/ for battle in Europe. vided superb strategic and sus- 706-791-2379, 791-5210 On D-Day, June 6, 1944, assigned to taining base communications in DSN 780-2379 the 5th U.S. Corps, the battalion par- Building 25423 ticipated in the initial amphibious The 56th Signal Battalion is a hybrid landings on Omaha Beach, Nor- strategic/tactical signal battalion mandy, France. During that period, that is part of the 93rd Signal until May 8, 1945, the 56th Signal Brigade. The mission statement Battalion supported combat opera- directs the battalion to execute expe- tions in France, Belgium, Luxem- ditionary communications capabili- bourg, Germany and Czechoslovakia. ties supporting global contingencies On February 24, 1946, subsequent that are modular and tailored to to the close of the war and after more enable joint and combined battle- than 43 months in Europe, the bat- command, leveraging the informa- talion departed from Le Havre, tion grid to ensure extension and France, enroute to New York City, reach-back capabilities to enhance aboard the ships “Elizabeth B the capabilities of the Warfighter. Stanton” and “Rockhill Victory.”
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support of Operation Safe Haven and colors in Panama, and then on June Since 2003, the 235th Signal Com- Safe Passage. Safe Haven provided 24, 1999, unfurled its colors during pany has provided multi-channel temporary refuge for more than the battalion’s change of command in tactical satellite in support of Opera- 8,000 Cuban migrants from Castro’s Puerto Rico. tion IRAQI FREEDOM (OIF). In dictatorship. At the conclusion of In 2002, after four years at Fort January 2006, after three years Safe Haven, 7,000 of the Cuban Buchanan, Puerto Rico, the Depart- deployed, the remaining personnel migrants were provided “Safe Pas- ment of the Army directed the relo- and equipment redeployed in order to sage” back to Guantanamo Bay, cation of the U.S. Army South to prepare for deactivation. The com- Cuba, where they hoped to obtain Fort Sam Houston, Texas. With that pany has re-aligned under the 63rd visas to the United States. announcement, the 56th Signal Signal Battalion in support of the On June 20, 1997, the 106th Battalion began to reorganize its transition to the Integrated Tactical Signal Brigade inactivated, leaving mission and force structure to Signal Battalion’s (ITSB). in place only the 56th Signal Bat- better meet the changing require- Prior to the 93rd Signal Brigade’s talion. Two weeks prior, (June 6, ments of U.S. Army South, the 93rd transition, in support of the ITSB 1997), the 154th Signal Battalion Signal Brigade, and customers concept, the 56th Signal Battalion inactivated at Fort Clayton, Panama, throughout the battalion’s area of deployed to Camp Shelby, Missis- leaving one company, 252d Signal responsibility. sippi, as well as numerous locations Company, to join the ranks of the In 2003, the 56th Signal Battalion within Louisiana, such as Baton 56th. This made the 56th Signal again relocated. In May 2003, the Rouge and New Orleans, in support Battalion the most unique signal battalion furled its colors at Fort of Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. battalion in the Army; one com- Buchanan, Puerto Rico and unfurled The battalion also deployed ele- prised of both tactical and strategic them at Fort Gordon. Concurrent ments from the 252d Signal Com- companies. The battalion was with its relocation, the battalion pany to provide Single Channel responsible for maintaining tactical deactivated the 94th Signal Com- Tactical Satellite support to the Hur- communications in support of the pany and added to its ranks ricane Rita and Wilma relief efforts. USARSO, Joint Task Forces- the 235th Signal Company and These efforts greatly enhanced the Panama, and other subordinate 518th Tactical Installation and Net- Task Force’s capability to communi- task forces. working (TIN) Company, both of cate and provide humanitarian In 1999, the 56th Signal Battalion which are located at Fort Gordon. assistance and evacuation support. relocated from Corozal, Panama to Additionally, the battalion moved As of June 5, 2006, the 518th Tac- Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico as part the 56th Forward Detachment to tical Installation and Networking of the U.S. Army South relocation. Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in direct (TIN) Company has re-aligned under On June 18, 1999, the 56th furled its support of USARSO. the 67th Signal Battalion for deploy- ment in support of OEF and OIF.
63rd Signal Battalion
“Proud and Ready” www.gordon.army.mil/63sig 706-791-2629, 791-8058, DSN 780-2629 Building 28510 The 63rd Signal Battalion is a tactical, theater signal battalion that is a sub- ordinate element of the 93rd Signal Brigade. The battalion’s mission is to deploy worldwide to install, operate and maintain Echelons Above Corps, tactical subscriber voice and data communications and computer sys- tems in support of joint and combined operations in all environments while ensuring force protection.
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The 63rd is comprised of a head- Headquarters and Headquarters The battalion was assigned to quarters company and three area Company, 63rd Signal Battalion, was the 11th Signal Brigade, Fort communications companies. It is reactivated July 24, 1967 at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. effective March 16, equipped with state-of-the-art digital Riley, Kansas; spent time in the 1992. The 63rd sent companies group multiplexing equipment, Inte- Republic of Vietnam, and was inacti- through Somalia in support of U.S. grated Digital Network Exchange vated February 15, 1972 at Fort elements in 1992 and 1993. Concur- switches, and data packages. This Lewis, Wash. rently, the 11th Signal Brigade and equipment, coupled with a rigorous On July 1, 1975, the 63rd was redes- all subordinate units fell under com- and challenging training program, ignated the Headquarters and Head- mand of the newly reorganized allows the battalion to maintain its quarters Detachment, 63rd Signal Army Signal Command (part of U.S. technical and tactical proficiency. Battalion. The unit was activated Army Forces Command). The rich and proud history of the while in Germany, where it remained Effective February 19, 1998, the 63rd Signal Battalion began when it until inactivation Sept. 1, 1977. 63rd Signal Battalion was reas- was constituted in the Regular The battalion next entered active signed from the 7th Signal Brigade Army July 1, 1940, and later service on Oct. 1, 1984 when it was in Europe to the 93rd Signal Brigade activated on June 1, 1941 at Camp reorganized and redesignated the at Fort Gordon. Claiborne, La. The battalion was Headquarters and Headquarters During Desert Storm/Desert Shield reorganized and redesignated the Company, 63rd Signal Battalion. (~1991), 63rd Signal Battalion 63rd Signal Operations Battalion The unit was activated in Mass- installed, operated and maintained a March 1, 1945, while in Europe. The weiler, Germany. Companies A and significant portion of what was, at battalion was subsequently inacti- B were concurrently activated. that time, the largest, most techni- vated June 20, 1948 in Austria. On April 15, 1989, the battalion cally complex Echelon Above Corps The 63rd reentered the active force was redesignated and reorganized an communication network ever devel- April 1, 1950 while in Austria. On Army Area Signal Battalion. On oped. The resolve of 63rd Signal Bat- October 1, 1952, the battalion was April 15, 1990, Company E, 67th talion was challenged once again reorganized and redesignated the Signal Battalion and Company F, when it was called into action for 63rd Signal Battalion. 16th Signal Battalion were redesig- Operations Enduring Freedom and On September 10, 1955, the unit nated Company C and Company D, Iraqi Freedom in Southwest Asia on was again inactivated. 63rd Signal Battalion, respectively. Feb. 16, 2003. As it has done in the
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past, the 63rd quickly established, support to Homeland Defense Initia- In 1991, the battalion was deployed operated, and maintained their piece tive missions. The evolving missions to Southwest Asia to participate of the largest communications net- provide communications support to in Operation Desert Shield/Desert work ever established for a military Joint Task Force—Consequence Man- Storm. In 1992, the battalion operation. This network was the first agement operations that serve to inte- deployed to Miami, Fla. to provide of its kind, integrating tactical com- grate civilian national and local communications support for disaster munications assemblages with com- disaster relief organizations and mili- relief operations in the wake of Hur- mercial off-the-shelf equipment. The tary operations in support of disaster ricane Andrew. In 2001, the battalion Soldiers of the 63rd provided out- response. The 67th Signal Battalion deployed to Washington, D.C. to pro- standing voice and data service to now deploys around the United vide communications support for the over 150,000 subscribers spread from States to participate in exercises and Presidential Inauguration. In 2004, Camp Victory in Kuwait to Baghdad operations to support this new the 67th deployed in support of Oper- International Airport in Iraq. The Department of Defense initiative. ation Iraqi Freedom 2. In June 2005, 63rd Signal Battalion and its Sol- The battalion consists of a head- the unit participated in the National diers truly lived up to their motto: quarters company and three identical Scout Jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill, Va., PROUD AND READY!! area communications companies. demonstrating to young Scouts the The 63rd served with distinction in The 67th Signal Battalion is form of communications support the other campaigns: World War II, in equipped to provide area, small unit can provided to customers any- North Africa and Italy; in Vietnam extension and medium headquarters time, anywhere. During August and and Southwest Asia; Operation signal nodes within a theater, Army, September 2005 the battalion sup- Noble Eagle; Operation Continue area of operation, as well as strategic ported Hurricane Katrina relief Hope, Somalia; rotations for Opera- gateways with multichannel satellite efforts by providing two data commu- tion Intrinsic Action, Kuwait; Joint assets. When deployed, the battalion nications packages. In February and Endeavor, Bosnia; and Hurricane is capable of providing worldwide March 2006, the 67th Signal Bat- Mitch Disaster Relief in El Salvador, voice, data and video communications talion participated in several Home- Nicaragua and Guatemala. service to subscribers regardless of land Defense missions in support of geographic boundaries. the Joint Task Force Civil Support The 67th Signal Battalion has a (JTF-CS). The JTF-CS plans and 67th Signal Battalion short but distinguished history of integrates DoD support to the providing rapid, flexible, and reli- designated lead federal agency f Rapid, Flexible and Reliable able communications. Formed in or domestic Chemical, Biological, http://www.gordon.army.mil/ 1943 at Camp Van Dorn, Miss., the Radiological, Nuclear and high 67sig/home.htm battalion deployed to Europe to pro- yield Explosive (CBRNE) conse- 706-71-6956, 791-6963, vide communications support for the quence management operations. DSN 780-6956 allies in the Central European and When directed by the Commander of Building 25525 Rhineland campaigns during World U.S. Northern Command, JTF-CS The 67th Signal Battalion is a War II. In 1945, the battalion moved will deploy to the incident site, combat area/Echelon Above Corps to Manila in the Philippine Islands establish command and control of battalion that is part of the 93d where it supported the Japanese designated DoD forces and provide Signal Brigade. Its mission state- surrender operations on the Island military assistance to civil authori- ment directs the unit to deploy of Luzon. Deactivated in 1946, that ties to save lives, prevent injury and worldwide to install, operate, main- would be its last assignment until provide temporary critical life sup- tain and protect theater-level, tac- reactivation in 1967 at Fort Riley, port. In March 2006, the unit was tical communications in support of Kansas. Then in 1971, the 67th involved in the Ardent Sentry 06 specified, joint and combined opera- moved to its current home at Fort exercise, which is a bilateral exer- tions across the spectrum of conflict. Gordon where it continues to pro- cise that involves numerous federal, The 67th Signal Battalion provides vide on-call, worldwide communica- provincial, state and local agencies voice, video and data capabilities; tions support. in both Canada and the U.S. The and in all environments, it ensures The 67th Signal Battalion is a high primary objective of the exercise force protection. Operational Tempo unit that has was to give federal, provincial, state In the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 been designated an “early deployer” and local authorities the opportu- terrorist attacks, the 67th Signal Bat- and as such, it is continually assigned nity to work together across a full talion was assigned the additional interesting, varied, and vital, world- spectrum of training opportunities task of providing communications wide missions. to better prepare participants to
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respond to national crises. The exer- integrates its forward-deployed ele- Task Force Lightning cise stressed consequence manage- ments and Reserve Component ment for a range of man-made and augmentation to enhance its capabil- www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/ natural disasters. In October 2006, ities in response to crises or wartime 201st.htm the unit deploys in support of Oper- contingencies. 706-791-8950, DSN 780-8950 ation Iraqi Freedom V. Headquartered at Fort Gordon, Building 21604 with elements forward-based around the world, the VIGILANT KNIGHTS Task Force Lightning conducts Fort Gordon Resident of the 513th Military Intelligence Signal Intelligence collection and Office, 308th Military Brigade are the Army’s only deploy- analysis in support of deployed forces Intelligence Battalion, able Echelons Above Corps Intelli- across the operational spectrum. 902nd Military gence unit, providing full-spectrum Intelligence Group support to warfighters worldwide in 202nd Military peacetime, crisis and war. Behind the Soldiers stand a supe- Intelligence Battalion 706-791-9409, DSN 780-9409 rior team of Army civilians, civilian Building 39211 www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/ contractors, Reserve and National 202nd.htm The 902nd Military Intelligence Guard-affiliated units, and a robust 706-791-9496, DSN 780-9496 Group protects the nation’s forces, unit support network made up of Building 21722 secrets and technologies by detecting dedicated family members. With at and neutralizing collection efforts least 10 percent of the brigade The 202nd Military Intelligence Bat- by foreign intelligence services deployed on a daily basis to at least talion conducts continuous overt and provides threat assessments, 10 countries on four continents, human intelligence collection and analysis, counterintelligence educa- the 513th Military Intelligence counterintelligence in the Conti- tion Subversion and Espionage Brigade proudly serves as INSCOM’s nental United States and the United Directed Against the Army briefings, CONTINGENCY FORCE! States Central Command area of counterintelligence investigations, counterintelligence operations and technical skills. The 902nd Military Intelligence Group headquarters is located at Fort Meade, Md. There are also resident offices located throughout the United States. The Fort Gordon Resident Office’s area of operation includes the state of South Carolina and the eastern part of Georgia.
513th Military Intelligence Brigade
www.gordon.army.mil/513mi 706-791-4209, DSN 780-4209 Building 21710
The 513th Military Intelligence Brigade deploys in strength or in tailored elements to conduct multi- disciplined intelligence and security operations in support of Army com- ponents of Central and Southern Commands and other theater Army commanders as directed. The brigade
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responsibility in support of Third Protection Brigade East) in order to Above Corps unit, is tasked with pro- U.S. Army/Coalition Forces Land provide critical intelligence support viding tactical subscriber communi- Component Command and U.S. Cen- to the commanders. cations systems in support of units tral Command full spectrum opera- located in its area of operation. The tions to defeat adversaries, promote 116th Military most modern Echelons Above Corps regional stability, support allies and Signal battalion in the reserve forces protect U.S. national interests; the Intelligence Group pool, the 324th is equipped with battalion supports other commands state-of-the-art digital group multi- as directed. NSA/CSS Georgia plexing equipment and automatic www.inscom.army.mil/116th voice switches. 706-791-0930, DSN 780-0930 Located in three geographical Building 24701 204th Military areas, the battalion consists of a Intelligence Battalion The 116th Military Intelligence Group Headquarters and Headquarters provides command host support to Company, Fort Gordon, three Area www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/ organization and mission partners. As Communications Companies, A Com- 204th.htm host, the group provides security, logis- pany, Clemson, S.C., B Company, Fort tics, communications, administration Gordon and C Company, Athens, Ga. The Fort Bliss-based 204th Military and operational strategic planning Since its constitution in December Intelligence Battalion (Aerial Recon- support for the Navy, Air Force, 1943, the 324th served with distinc- naissance-Low) provides unique Marines and Department of Defense tion during World War II where it saw aerial Signal and Imagery Intelli- civilian activities. The group provides action at Normandy, Northern France, gence products to U.S. Southern highly trained Army personnel in sup- Rhineland and Central Europe. Command and other supported port of a national mission to produce commanders. information for national level authori- ties, theater and component com- 297th Military manders. The group has one battalion, Air Force Intelligence Battalion the 206th Military Intelligence Bat- talion, also located at Fort Gordon. 31st www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/ Intelligence Squadron 297.htm 206th Military 706-791-9014, DSN 780-9014 Intelligence Battalion Knight Riders Building 21717 “No Borders, No Limits” 706-791-9157, DSN 780-9157 706-791-0004, DSN 780-0004 The 297th Military Intelligence Building 28423 Building 28423 Battalion provides tactical, operational and strategic all-source fusion intelli- The 206th Military Intelligence The 31st Intelligence Squadron, the gence support that includes targeting, Battalion integrates quality profes- Air Force component to the National collection management and production sionals into a multi-service organi- Security Agency/Central Security Ser- to warfighting commanders. zation to conduct operations to vices Georgia, has a long-embedded satisfy the requirements of the history within the United States mili- warfighter and national level author- tary. Originally activated on April 27, 345th Military ities. Additionally, the battalion con- 1951 at Brooks Air Force Base, Texas, Intelligence ducts regional technical control and the unit was designated as the 34th Battalion (USAR) analysis operations in support of the Radio HQ USAFSS. On October 1, land component commander’s infor- 1956, the unit was redesignated as the 6930th Radio Group, Mobile. 706-791-3191, DSN 780-3191 mation requirements. Building 21718 The 6930th Radio Group, Mobile was relocated to Iraklion ASN, Crete, The 345th Military Intelligence 324th Signal Battalion on April 1, 1958. The 6930th Radio Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve Com- Group, Mobile was reassigned to mand, provides multi-discipline 706-791-9053, DSN 780-9053 Headquarters European Security Building 14401 intelligence, linguist, communication Region on October 1, 1961 and and operations support to the 513th The 324th Signal Battalion, U.S. redesigned the 6931st Security Military Intelligence Brigade (Force Army Reserve Command, an Echelons Group on July 1, 1963. Continuing
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with the Cold War mission, the unit Central Command and U.S. Euro- Detachment 1, 338th was redesignated the 6931st Elec- pean Command. Second, conduct Training Squadron tronic Security Squadron on August cryptologic intelligence direct sup- 1, 1979. On September 30, 1993, the port to Central Command Air www.gordon.army.mil/338trsdet1 6931st Electronic Security Squadron Forces/The Combined Force Air Com- 706-791-3440, DSN 780-3440 was inactivated. ponent Commander, providing the- Building 25702 On August 4, 1995, the inacti- ater-focused ISR planning and vated 6931st Electronic Security execution. Finally, provide command Detachment 1, 338th Training Squadron was redesignated as the and control, personnel support and Squadron provides apprentice training 31st Intelligence Squadron. The 31st professional development. for all active duty Air Force, Air Intelligence Squadron was official From the early days as the 6931st National Guard and Air Force Reserve activated at Fort Gordon, Ga. on Security Group, earning six Air Force personnel entering the satellite, wide- October 2, 1995 as the Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards, to recent band and telemetry communications component to the multi-service years as the 31st Intelligence systems career field. Detachment 1 Gordon Regional Security Opera- Squadron, the unit has received acco- also provides supplemental technical tions Center, whose mission is to pro- lades at all levels. In 2004, the unit training on 14 different advanced com- vide timely and relevant signals won the Air Force Outstanding Unit munication systems for Air Force, intelligence to warfighters and Award with Valor. In the same year, Army, Navy and Marine personnel. national decision makers. the squadron scored the highest of The “Dark Knights” are subordinate to The mission of the 31st Intelli- any squadron in AIA on its inspector the 81st Training Group located at gence Squadron is threefold. First, to general inspection and was named Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. provide real time intelligence to the “Best Squadron in the 70th Intel- the combatant commander for both ligence Wing.” Marines
Company D, Marine Cryptologic Sup- port Battalion is one of seven opera- tional letter companies assigned in a separate detached status under the command (less operational control) of the Commanding Officer, Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion, Fort Meade, Md. Company D conducts operations within the National Security Agency/Central Security Services. A secondary, but no less vital mis- sion is the continuing need to ensure Marines develop and maintain proficiency in their respective crypto- logic military occupational special- ties and battle skills/essential subjects. An additional requirement exists to maintain a sufficient readi- ness posture to facilitate the aug- mentation of the United States Marine Corps Operating Forces Radio Battalions by personnel so designated. Incoming personnel should report to Building 28423 on Brainard Avenue. Web address: www.gordon.army.mil/Mar_Co_D/. 706-791-2930, DSN 780-2930.
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The U.S. Marine Corps Detach- www.gordon.army.mil/mardet. selected targets in support of ment on Fort Gordon handles all 706-791-0031, DSN 780-0031. national and warfighter intelligence personnel administration and bil- requirements from Fort Gordon leting for Marines attending using remoting technologies. schools on post. The detachment Navy On October 1, 2005, NSGAFG was also provides administrative sup- realigned under the Naval Network port to Marines admitted to the Navy Information Operations Com- Warfare Command and renamed Eisenhower Army Medical Center mand, Georgia (NIOC Georgia) was the Navy Information Operations for 30 days or longer, or as directed originally commissioned as Naval Command, Georgia. NIOC Georgia by higher authority. The detach- Security Group Activity, Fort continues to provide operational ment performs liaison functions for Gordon (NSGAFG). NSGAFG was cryptologic personnel to support all active duty Marines who are commissioned on November 1, 1995 NSA/CSS Georgia, and also per- inpatients at Eisenhower Army at Fort Gordon to perform Naval forms those functions required to Medical Center and at Veterans Security Group related functions as accomplish Maritime Cryptologic Administration medical centers in directed, and to perform such other Integration Center (MCIC) related Augusta and Dublin, Ga. The functions and tasks as directed tasks in support of fleet operations. detachment formulates, changes by higher authority. Specifically, Its overall mission is to provide and provides U.S. Marine Corps NSGAFG provided operational cryp- Information Warfare (IW) and cryp- only instruction for Marine Corps tologic personnel to support the Fort tologic expertise to NSA/CSS course number 102-F44 (31S)(OS), Gordon Regional Security Opera- Georgia and direct IW, and crypto- Ground Mobile Force Satellite Tech- tions Center (GRSOC). In the logic personnel augmentation to nician course and Marine Corps summer of 2005, the GRSOC was fleet air, surface and subsurface course number 202-F7 (OS), Ground renamed the National Security combatants and via FORCEnet, Mobile Force Satellite Operator Agency/Central Security Service, reachback support to Commander, Course. The detachment is respon- Georgia (NSA/CSS GA). NSA/CSS Joint Forces Maritime Component sible for all course material and cur- Georgia serves as a joint service Command Central and European riculum development. Both courses facility established by the Director, Command (CJFMCC CENT/EUR) are military occupational specialty National Security Agency to conduct requirements. Web address: http:// producing courses. Web address: continuous security operations on gordon-lakes/navy. 706-791-9581, DSN 780-9581. The Navy Detachment Fort Gordon Satellite Communications School is a tenant command of the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, Ga. The Navy Detachment Satellite Communications School is exclusively responsible for training all Navy satellite communications operators and maintainers oper- ating through the eight Navy Satellite Communication sites and various NATO sites around the world. The school’s mission on Fort Gordon is to provide instructor sup- port in satellite communications and communication security training. The Navy Detachment Fort Gordon Satel- lite Communications School also provides career and administrative management support for assigned personnel. Incoming personnel should report to Building 25429 or Building 25430 located off 28th Street. 706-791-7027, DSN 780-7027.
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The Signal Center has outstanding facilities with more than one million square feet of classroom space and 43 outside training areas situated on more than 55,000 acres of land. The educational facilities receive optimum usage by an enthusiastic and highly motivated staff and instructor faculty, who aid and instruct incoming students using the latest educational techniques. Included are programmed instruction, computer-assisted instruction, plus the Army’s largest closed circuit television network that is capable of providing course instruc- tion over six channels simultaneously in support of Signal courses. Directorate of Combat Developments
www.gordon.army.mil/dcd 706-791-6223, DSN 780-6223 Signal Towers, Building 29808 The Directorate of Combat Developments develops the operational concepts that
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determine the battlefield communi- chartered by Training and Doctrine that build models or prototypes. cations systems utilized to transport Command with responsibility for the Models or prototypes can then be put information throughout the battle- battle command battlefield func- through simulations and testing with field in support of the warfighter. The tional area. Battle Lab works with military personnel to determine the directorate formulates and develops the labs at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. best items for fielding to the force. communications concepts, organiza- and Fort Huachuca, Ariz., but tions, doctrine and materiel require- focuses specifically on the means for ments. The directorate ensures providing command and control. Training and interoperability and integration of The staff seeks and develops tech- Doctrine Command information and command, control, nical solutions to satisfy battle com- Systems Managers communications and computer sys- mand needs, both current and tems by coordination with other future. Solutions are evaluated for Satellite Communications, services and other Training and Doc- across Training and Doctrine Com- Tactical Radios, Warfighter trine Command proponents. The mand’s domain of doctrine, training, Information Network-Tactical Directorate of Combat Develop- leader development, organization, 706-791-7112, 791-7982, 791-7477, ments is located in Signal Towers, material and military personnel to DSN 780-XXXX Building 29808. determine the value added to force Signal Towers, Building 29808 effectiveness. Battle Labs are capable of evalu- The mission of the Training and Doc- Battle Command ating concepts and emerging tech- trine Command Systems Managers Battle Lab nologies that support national is to perform as the Army’s central- military strategy before becoming ized manager for all combat develop- www.gordon.army.mil/bcblg operational requirements. In the ment user activities associated with 706-791-2057, DSN 780-2057 process, the Army benefits from the satellite communications (791-7112), Building 71600 efforts of the technologists combat tactical radios (www.gordon.army.mil The Battle Command Battle Lab at developers, material developers and /tsmtr 791-7982) and warfighter Fort Gordon is one of three labs industry and academia researchers information (791-7477).
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Each systems manager serves as with its constituency through elec- Allied Liaison and the Signal Center’s primary focal tronic mail, a Website, an electronic Exchange Officers point for all activities pertaining to listserver, proponent messages, these mission programs and ensures newsletters and the Army Commu- The Canadian Forces, German Army that the user community’s total sys- nicator (professional bulletin) on and French Army are represented at tems requirements are developed, matters affecting the Signal Regi- the Signal Center with Liaison Offi- refined, fully integrated and imple- ment. The Office Chief of Signal cers. The British Liaison Officer is mented as these programs progress administers the Signal Regiment based in Washington, D.C., but visits through development, deployment and marketing programs for the Fort Gordon regularly. Their mis- and life cycle. Chief of Signal and serves as liaison sion is to update their countries’ to the Signal Corps Regimental armed forces about current and Association. Office Chief of Signal future developments in U.S. Army equipment, doctrine, training and www.gordon.army.mil/ocos Signal Museum force structure. 706-791-7890, DSN 780-7890 There are four Exchange Officers Signal Towers, Building 29808 www.gordon.army.mil/ocos/ on staff at the Signal Center. The Australian Exchange Officer The Office Chief of Signal is respon- museum 706-791-2818, 791-3856, works in the Regimental Officer sible for the health and welfare of DSN 780-2818 Academy. There is a British Ex- all members of the Signal Regiment Conrad Hall, Building 29807 change Officer working as part of worldwide. The directorate conducts the Battle Command Battle Labora- strategic human resources planning The Signal Museum offers the most tory and a British Warrant Officer in for the Regiment and advises the complete and comprehensive collec- the Regimental Officer Academy. Chief of Signal on all officer, war- tion of communications material in The Venezuelan Exchange Officer rant officer and enlisted personnel existence in the United States. Since works in the Directorate of Combat proponent matters. The staff acts the artifacts are representative of Developments. as liaison between Army personnel both the United States and foreign activities and organizations of the design, they tell the full story of Signal Regiment in the field (active modern communications develop- National and reserve component; modified ment. The museum also houses a table of organization and equip- small collection from the 10th Science Center ment and table of distribution and Armored Division and the 4th allowances units) and the func- Infantry Division. The museum is www.NationalScienceCenter.org 706-821-0200 tional staff in the school. The Office open to the public and there is no One Seventh Street, Augusta, Ga. Chief of Signal assists in the admission fee. Hours are Tuesday 30901-1341 development of policy, procedures through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and and regulations, and manages or Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The National Science Center is the participates in selected force inte- result of a partnership between the gration functions for doctrine, U.S. Army and a not-for-profit corpo- equipment, organizations, training Reserve ration, National Science Center Dis- and personnel. The staff exercises Component Support covery Center, Incorporated to create operational control of personnel an interactive educational center. proponent programs for Signal www.gordon.army.mil/training/ The vision for the National Science areas of concentration, functional index.htm Center is to serve as a catalyst to areas, military occupational special- 706-791-1552, DSN 780-1552 excite America’s youth about math, Building 21706 ties, career management fields and science and technology. This vision other skill identifiers in all phases The Training Division, Directorate of resulted in a hands-on public science of the personnel life cycle manage- Plans, Training, Mobilization and center, Fort Discovery, and an educa- ment model. The Office Chief of Security serves as the point of con- tional outreach program that serves Signal recommends personnel man- tact for administrative, logistical and teachers and students nationwide. agement policy changes to the training support for the U.S. Army The home base of the National Sci- Department of the Army Deputy Reserve, National Guard and Senior ence Center is Fort Discovery, opened Chief of Staff for Personnel. The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps con- in April 1997, located on the River- staff maintains communications ducting training at Fort Gordon. walk in Augusta, Ga. The 128,000
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square foot facility houses 270 inter- U.S. Army Recruiting Support Bat- Science Center. These are accom- active exhibits focusing on the phys- talion. Reaching about 60,000 stu- plished in partnership with mili- ical sciences, math and technology, a dents per year, primarily in inner tary installations, the National Science Store and the high tech Paul cities and rural areas, the van staff Guard, reservists, school systems, S. Simon Discovery Theater. Special presents media shows and science colleges, universities and other sci- areas house traveling exhibits and demonstrations that stimulate inter- ence centers. KidScape, an exhibit area for young action and interest in science. Other outreach efforts use tech- scientists up to age seven. Volun- During the summer months, many nology to reach students and teers help staff the exhibit floor; students experience hands-on math teachers. Internet browsers will find many military members from Fort and science activities in camp envi- updated information and educational Gordon volunteer on weekends, espe- ronments. A block of eight hours of references on the National Science cially advanced students as part of hands-on math and science activities Center’s home page. The Web site class projects. has been introduced into the Junior offers classroom activities, take- The Army’s main focus has been Reserve Officer Training Corps home activities and lesson guides for the national outreach that is central summer camp programs. More than teachers in physical science topics. to the mission of the National Sci- 22,000 high school Junior Reserve The “one-stop” offerings include ence Center: to support improved Officer Training Corps students have video clips of the activities and math and science education and enjoyed the hands-on challenges of demonstrations as well as on-line technological literacy in the nation. the program.Elementary and middle interactive “exhibits” that allow Two 18-wheeled expandable vans school students at 50 sites have users to manipulate and play with serve schools across the country, attended math and science summer scientific simulations. operating in collaboration with the camps sponsored by the National Two distance learning classrooms also offer technological solutions to presenting hands-on training. One classroom is a Georgia Statewide Academic and Medical System site, reaching Georgia classrooms and other sites as arranged with a point- to-point system. “Fort Discovery Live” offers hands-on demonstrations with class interaction several times a week. A National Guard teleconfer- encing room also provides distance learning capability nationally.
Leader College for Information Technology
706-791-6218, DSN 780-6218 Building 21605 Leader College for Information Technology, a provisional unit, was established to accomplish the U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon Transformation Objectives. The Leader College for Information Technology is composed of the 442nd Signal Battalion and the School of Information Technology. The Leader College for Information Technology serves as the U.S. Army’s
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only training center that promotes the School of Information Department of Defense government development of military leaders who Technology civilian and allied personnel. understand the communications and The school trains more than 5,000 information systems infostructure, www.gordon.army.mil/sit information-technologists annually in and is able to extend and exploit the 706-791-7913, DSN 780-7913 46 different courses. Career courses full potential of the global information Cobb Hall, Building 25801 focus on certifying information sys- grid so that commanders, battle staffs tems managers, technicians, opera- and Soldiers can achieve knowledge The School of Information Tech- tors and maintainers. Functional dominance under all conditions across nology, formerly known as the U.S. courses provide training on automa- the full spectrum of military opera- Army Computer Science School, bal- tion topics critical to the success of tions. The Leader College for Informa- ances fundamental information Army and Department of Defense tion Technology provides a learning system concepts and leading-edge automators worldwide. Functional institution that supports Army Trans- technology to prepare all students to courses are one to six weeks in dura- formation through an open discussion function in a rapidly growing digi- tion and are offered several times of policy issues, technical questions tized, network-centric environment. throughout the year. Courses include and technology developments related The school plans, develops and defense messaging system/tactical to information assurance, the dissemi- delivers nearly all automation message system, communications nation of information and network training at Fort Gordon. Hence, it is security custodian and network man- management, where government, aca- truly the only training activity on ager/system administrator security. demic and industry leaders exchange post that provides career and func- These courses provide a means for ideas and concepts, discuss current tional automation courses for all military personnel and Department of problems and solutions and identify student ranks—officer, warrant Defense civilians to keep pace with future training requirements for the officer, noncommissioned officer the rapidly changing face of automa- Objective Force. and enlisted Soldiers to include tion. Functional courses can be
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scheduled through the Army’s auto- Headquarters and Alpha Company is administrative, academic, social, edu- mated training requirements and composed of the Leader College for cational and personal. The Interna- resource system. Information Technology headquar- tional Military Student Office’s goal The U.S. Army School of Informa- ters, battalion headquarters, bat- is to provide a quality military educa- tion Technology is pivotal in keeping talion cadre and all cadre assigned to tional experience and to promote the Department of Defense at the the School of Information Technology. better understanding of the United forefront of technology and continues Bravo Company is comprised of the States, its people, political systems, leading the way into the web-based mobile subscriber equipment platoon institutions and way of life. era of the 21st Century. The school and all students assigned to initial continues to train the information entry signal training, which includes technology leaders of today and the Warrant Officer Basic Course Directorate of Training tomorrow and provide quality infor- and the Signal Basic Officer Leader- mation system professionals that ship Course. Specialty courses assigned www.gordon.army.mil/rdot enable the United States to be to Bravo Company are the Joint 706-791-6206, DSN 780-6206 Signal Towers, Building 29808 unsurpassed in readiness in the Automated Communications Engi- information age. neering System Course and the Battle- The mission of the Directorate of field Spectrum Management Course. Training (DOT) is complex and chal- 442nd Charlie Company is comprised of all lenging. The DOT serves as the students assigned for continuing principal advisor to the Com- Signal Battalion Signal training which includes Signal manding General on all matters per- Officer Branch Qualification Course, taining to training; directs all www.gordon.army.mil/442sig the Signal Staff Officer (S6) Course, training matters for which the 706-791-2516, DSN 780-2516 the Warrant Officer Advanced Course Signal Center has proponency; exer- Greely Hall, Building 29809 and the Signal Captains Career cises staff supervision and training The 442nd Signal Battalion, Leader Course. Specialty courses assigned to management for training conducted College for Information Technology, is Charlie Company are the Director of at the Signal Center and US Army a separate Signal battalion that Information Management Course and Signal Detachments at other instal- develops, manages and conducts the Signal Pre-Command Course. lations; manages evaluation, accredi- approved programs of instruction for The International Military Student tation, standardization and the Total Branch 25 and select technical Office is also part of the Battalion. Army School Systems Programs; courses for students from the Total serves as Activity Career Program Army, international allies and Manager (ACPM) for CP32 training Department of Defense civilians. The International Military initiatives; manages the DA Career 442nd also provides instruction as Student Office Intern Training Program; provides part of the advanced communication staff and faculty development elective for the Army’s Command and www.gordon.army.mil/imtd/ training for Instructors and Training General Staff Officers’ College. The imtd.htm Developers. battalion’s mission is to develop life- 706-791-6020, DSN 780-6020 Additionally, the Directorate of long learning programs and materials Saltzman Hall, Building 29819 Training is responsible for imple- in support of programs of instruction; International military and civilian menting the Signal Center’s concept support combined arms doctrine and personnel receive instruction along for training the Joint Network Node tactics training; provide command with United States personnel in a Networks (JNN-N). The purpose of and control, administrative functions, variety of communications special- JNN-N is to support spiraling tech- and logistics support for permanent ties at Fort Gordon. The training pro- nology infusion of current and party and student personnel assigned/ gram is worldwide. Each year Fort future battlefield network capabili- attached to the battalion; conduct Gordon trains more than 200 stu- ties into future battlefield network professional development and manda- dents from approximately 70 dif- capabilities to enable early fielding tory training for permanent party ferent countries. of Warfighter Information Network- personnel; and provide operational The International Military Student Tactical (WIN-T) capabilities into control of the Stryker Brigade Office, 442nd Signal Battalion pro- future Army Forces on an acceler- Combat Team Signal Company, and vides and coordinates total support ated fielding timeline. Current select Signal personnel during for international students during forces must be enhanced immedi- COHORT-like training (Cohesion, their stay at Fort Gordon. Support ately with commercial technologies Operational Readiness, and Training). includes training coordination, to ensure operational relevancy and
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interoperability with future capabil- The Training Management Divi- technical manuals, develop the ities. The JNN-N enables the Army sion (TMD) manages 1.1 million Training Test Support Package to accomplish rapid technology square feet of academic space; man- (TTSP) for support of test player infusion of commercial off-the-shelf ages site preparation for training training and operational tests, and (COTS) information technology hard- equipment and building renovations; prepare the Training Operational ware, software, and elements of manages the provision of training Test Readiness Statement (OTRS) to Network Management, Information contracts; performs the school’s reg- support fielding of all new Signal sys- Assurance, and Information Dis- istrar functions for approximately tems. Team Signal is a branch under semination Management into the 20,000 students a year; manages the SID which provides Cohesion Opera- Brigade Combat Team (BCT), Divi- school Army information manage- tional Readiness Training (COHORT) sion and Corps Warfighting plat- ment system that tracks the stu- to the Signal Company of Stryker forms, strategic reach-back sites, dents’ academic progress; determines Brigade Combat Teams and provides and Signal formations in Army units the school training capacity; develops Army Digital Training Strategy to support transformation to mod- all memorandums of agreement (ADTS) to AIT, BOLC, SOBQ, S6, and ular units. between the Signal Center and other SCCC as a part of Army Transforma- Approximately 20,000 officers, activities and schools; manages com- tion at Fort Gordon. enlisted personnel and civilians are munication and automation critical The University of Information programmed for training at the tasks taught in the school that sup- Technology (UIT) was established to Signal Center and detachments port the warfighter; manages the be the organizational structure for each year. resources documentation (programs delivering lifelong learning to Sol- Currently, the Signal Center offers of instruction and course administra- diers, leaders and units. It supports 228 courses of instruction for offi- tive data) for the school ensuring the LandWarNet eUniversity ini- cers, warrant officers and enlisted resources are available to conduct tiative by executing lifelong learning personnel. These courses range in the training. TMD also manages through four primary tenets: Assign- length from a few days to 26 weeks. interservice training; manages mobi- ment-oriented training designed to The Directorate of Training, 15th lization training and school expan- reduce lengthy resident training and Regimental Signal Brigade, five sion required to support regional get Soldiers to the field faster; training battalions and the Leader conflicts; manages the development simulations—to get away from the College for Information Technology of training products to support indi- heavy dependency on equipment for are responsible for conducting vidual and collective training, in res- training; lifelong learning centers— training in 34 military occupational idence and in the unit, for all active the technical hub for the process specialty courses, 25 noncommis- and reserve component Soldiers; con- where proponent content is created, sioned officer courses, 16 warrant ducts training for the school faculty stored, and delivered; and extension officer courses, 4 officer specialty and staff. campuses—those remote places areas, 70 additional skill identi- The Systems Integration Division where Soldiers happen to be when fiers/functional courses, 16 interser- (SID) manages the integration of all they need and can gain access to vice courses, 3 joint and 15 new Signal proponent and non-pro- training through the lifelong Department of Defense courses at ponent systems and serves as the learning center. the Signal Center and detachments. point of contact and manager for The UIT has revamped the Lifelong Fort Gordon trains and supports the fielding new technology into the Learning Center portal and renamed fifth largest branch in the Army Signal School. SID personnel develop it LandWarNet eUniversity, and is with approximately 55,000 Signal training strategies for input into the expanding its look and feel to encom- Soldiers, including Reserve Compo- capabilities requirements documen- pass all five goals of the LWN initia- nents worldwide. The Directorate of tation process for all Signal systems. tive: train and educate Soldiers on Training also coordinates training SID develops, plans, and coordinates LWN; develop and educate leaders on for Army Signal Soldiers at Keesler training programs, materials, and LWN; provide LWN education for and Sheppard Air Force Bases, Fort training aids, devices, simulation Lifelong Learning; provide LWN Meade, Md. and Fort Hood, Texas. and simulators essential to the training support to the warfighter; Within the Directorate of Training fielding of new communications- and integrate combat development are three separate divisions, the electronics equipment for the Army. and research in training and educa- Training Management Division SID personnel develop System tion. The Signal Center continues to (TMD); the Systems Integration Training Plans (STRAPS) for all new move ahead with implementing the Division (SID); and the University of Signal systems, verify adequacy and lifelong learning concept. We are Information Technology (UIT). accuracy of training materials and meeting the commanding general,
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TRADOC’s challenge to export a training department of the U.S. The Regional Training Site-Medical training to a Soldier anywhere, any- Army Ordnance Munitions and Elec- offers an excellent operational exer- time, using the most cost effective tronics Maintenance School, Red- cise platform that prepares medical mix of locations, materials, and stone Arsenal, Ala. units for a joint readiness training methods, delivered just in time and Ordnance Electronic Mainte- center rotation or an actual deploy- on demand through the tenets of life- nance Training Department con- ment. Regional Training Site-Med- long learning. ducts advanced individual training ical also provides on site and mobile for the following electronic mainte- training teams and medical equip- nance military occupational spe- ment maintenance teams to medical Regimental cialties: 94D, Air Traffic Control units within an assigned geographical Noncommissioned (ATC) Equipment Repairer; 94E, area. Today, Regional Training Site- Officer Academy Radio/COMSEC Repairer; 94F, Spe- Medical provides training and sup- cial Electronic Devices Repairer; port to active and reserve medical www.gordon.army.mil/rncoa 94L, Avionic Communications Equip- units in all the services as well as to 706-791-7882, DSN 780-7882 ment Repairer and 94R, Avionic Sys- other government agencies. Building 24402 tems Repairer. The department also conducts The Signal Corps Regimental Non- Phase 2 of MOS 948B, Electronic commissioned Officer Academy is General Dynamics Systems Maintenance Technician for one of Fort Gordon’s largest training Resident School warrant officers. departments and the largest Non- Military staff, instructors and commissioned Officer Academy in www.gdc4s.com students are assigned or attached the Army. The academy trains 706-791-6429 to units of the 73rd Ordnance approximately 3,000 noncommis- Brant Hall, Building 25810 Battalion. sioned officers annually at Fort The General Dynamics C4 Systems Gordon and Fort Meade, Md. (GDC4S) Resident School is a self- The academy currently trains Regional Training contained training department that seven advanced noncommissioned Site-Medical has been operating under the direc- officer courses and 18 basic noncom- tion of the Signal Center Director of missioned officer courses. The length www.itsmed.com/FortGordon.asp Training since 1989. of these courses varies according to 706-791-7999, DSN 780-7999 General Dynamics annually trains the individual’s military occupational Building 13401 up to 6700 Officers, Warrant Offi- specialty. Course lengths range from The mission of Regional Training cers, Non-Commissioned Officers, seven weeks, four days to 16 weeks, Site-Medical is to enhance the readi- and Soldiers on Tactical Communi- three days. The academy’s courses ness of U.S. Army Reserve and other cations and Networking equipment are designed to develop professional Department of Defense personnel and subjects including the Joint Net- attributes and leadership skills that and units by providing integrated work Node, Internet Protocol Funda- will provide noncommissioned offi- combat health support training and mentals, Commercial-off-the-Shelf cers with the self-confidence and medical logistics support. Regional equipment and Mobile Subscriber responsibility required of noncom- Training Site-Medical is the only Equipment. missioned officers throughout the training platform that provides a To date, more than 50,000 Soldiers Signal Regiment. military table of organization and have been trained by General equipment hospital with sufficient Dynamics at the Resident School. Ordnance Electronic equipment to conduct collective Instruction at the Resident School training for the entire medical battle is delivered by an experienced faculty Maintenance Training operating system. and is designed around a hands-on Department The site staff consists of a director approach. Students have the oppor- who is an Active Guard Reserve tunity to use numerous training aids www.gordon.army.mil/oemtd Colonel, four Department of the to include simulations and simula- 706-791-4515, DSN 780-4515 Army civilians and 50 contract per- tors as well as actual shelterized Hazen Hall, Building 29815 sonnel, all subject matter experts in equipment to perform all tasks that Ordnance Electronic Maintenance the areas of training, maintenance are part of their course of instruction. Training Department is an Ordnance (both medical and non-medical), These various training aids provide mission partner at Fort Gordon. It is logistics and administration. high fidelity and visual realism while
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constantly referring the student to the U.S. Army Signal Center, U.S. Equipment Support Region 2, located the technical references which will be Army Communications Electronics at Redstone Arsenal, Ala. the common link between school Command and U.S. Army Test and training and performing in units Evaluation Command work together after they graduate. toward optimizing personnel perform- Architecture Since its inception the GDC4S ance through introducing manpower Integration Resident School has continuously and personnel integration concerns in Management evolved in order to keep pace with the system requirements documents and Directorate (Forward) training requisites of the Signal Reg- pursuing them via system research, —Gordon iment and will continue to deliver the design, development, operational highest quality training possible. testing, evaluation and tracking—the 706-791-7250, DSN 780-7250 full acquisition cycle. Moran Hall, Building 29803 The Army Research Laboratory’s U.S. Army Human Research and Engineering The Architecture Integration Manage- Research Laboratory, Directorate, Signal Center and Fort ment Directorate (Forward)—Gordon Human Research Gordon Field Element provides man- is a forward positioned extension of and Engineering power and personnel integration the Architecture Integration and Directorate expertise and related direct support Management Directorate, Army Capa- to Fort Gordon’s Command Group, bilities Integration Center, Headquar- Directorate of Combat Develop- ters, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine 706-791-9421, DSN 780-9421 Command, Fort Monroe, Va. The Signal Towers, Building 29808 ments, Training and Doctrine Com- mand Systems Managers and Battle Architecture Integration and Man- Today’s Signal Regiment personnel Command Battle Laboratory. The agement Directorate—Gordon is must learn to operate and maintain field element is located in Signal responsible for producing the Net- increasingly complex and sophisti- Towers Room 301 and is staffed by a work Transport and Services Opera- cated communications—electronics human factors engineer and an engi- tional Architectures for U.S. Army equipment and systems, from minia- neering technician. Training and Doctrine Command and turized voice and data “packet” Signal Center organizations and radios to battlefield radio-telephone capabilities while integrating them systems and mobile multichannel U.S. Army Test into the larger collective Enterprise satellite terminals. With these tech- Measurement and and Organizational Architecture nologies come tougher standards for Diagnostic Equipment sets across the Army. Utilizing the military personnel in selection, Department of Defense Architecture training and performance. Support Center Framework, the Architecture Integra- The moderator between technolog- tion and Management Directorate— ical opportunities and requirements 706-791-4620, DSN 780-4620 Gordon augments the Signal Center’s Building 41204 and personnel/system proficiency is responsibility to produce Operational human systems integration and the Established at Fort Gordon in 1971, Architectures and Conceptual Sys- manpower and personnel integration the Test Measurement and Diag- tems Architectures. They perform this program, a perspective and focus of nostic Equipment Support Center is function on the behalf of and under the Army Research Laboratory’s responsible for the calibration and the direction of the Architecture Inte- Human Research and Engineering repair support of all test measure- gration and Management Directorate, Directorate. The manpower and per- ment and diagnostic equipment for Fort Monroe, Virginia. The architec- sonnel integration program initia- all activities assigned to Fort Gordon. tures include the current Modular tive, and its attention to human Calibration and measurement serv- Force and Future Modular Force factors, is intended to ensure that the ices are supported for a wide range of Army organizations and capabilities. right kind and number of military physical, electrical, microwave and The Architecture Integration and personnel are assigned to a system, a radiac instruments and are traceable Management Directorate—Gordon user friendly personnel-machine to the U.S. National Institute of Stan- also provides Network Transport and interface, with adequate and effec- dards and Technology. The Test Mea- Services Mission Area architecture tive training and a safe and surviv- surement and Diagnostic Equipment data input to the U.S. Army Training able work environment. Support Center is part of the U.S. and Doctrine Command Core Archi- The Human Research and Engi- Army Aviation and Missile Command tecture Data Integrated Environ- neering Directorate Field Elements at Test Measurement and Diagnostic ment (CADIE).
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Medical Services
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center
www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil 706-787-5811, DSN 773-5811 Building 300 Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center’s mission is to ensure constant readiness in support of the nation’s mil- itary forces worldwide by providing quality health care to its beneficiaries and promoting the health and wellness of the military family. It is the regional referral center for military treatment facilities within the Southeast Regional Medical Command. The center
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Eisenhower has several agree- Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Med- ments for the mutual enhancement of ical Center is accredited by the Joint educational opportunities in the Commission on Accreditation of State of Georgia. Professional and Healthcare Organizations. paraprofessional staffs participate in training opportunities at Eisen- hower. The center’s professional staff Schoolhouse— also rotates through hospital facilities Graduate and in Georgia to gain the broadest edu- Professional cational experience available. Partici- Medical Education pating hospitals and clinics in Augusta and throughout the state Eisenhower Army Medical Center has a wide variety of specialties and include the Medical College of offers graduate medical education subspecialties. The daily average Georgia, Augusta Regional Medical programs in family practice, internal workload includes 1,300 outpatient Center, Doctors Hospital, Foot and medicine, general surgery, oral/max- visits daily, 20 inpatient surgeries, Ankle Group of Augusta, Memorial illofacial surgery, orthopedic surgery 3,000 prescriptions, 78 inpatients and Medical Center (Savannah), Memorial and a transitional internship. Each 243 immunizations. The Fort Gordon/ Children’s Hospital (Savannah), Uni- year approximately 26 first-year Augusta community consists of versity Hospital, Willingway Hospital physicians begin training in Eisen- approximately 54,000 beneficiaries. (Statesboro), and Windmere Nursing hower programs, for a total class This includes active military, their Home. Some examples of exchanges of approximately 70 residents at family members and retirees. of medical students include rota- varying levels of specialty training Eisenhower is also an academic tions in anesthesia nursing, ortho- in graduate medical training during medical center that trains physi- pedic training for foot and ankle any given year. cians, physician assistants, nurses, treatment, neurosurgery, clinical pas- Other professional training pro- technicians and healthcare adminis- toral training, surgery, psychiatry and grams offered at Eisenhower include trators. In fact, many of the local com- drug and alcohol treatment. The surgical podiatry, health care admin- munity providers have either served agreements Eisenhower has in place istration, clinical psychology, anes- at the center or rotated through help in meeting the mission of thesia nursing, and clinical pastoral Eisenhower’s doors. Educational pro- ensuring readiness, providing excel- education. grams include five graduate medical lent healthcare and enhanced educa- The practical nurse program, a education programs, medical student tional opportunity. one-year long Phase II level of rotations, nurse anesthetist course, Eisenhower has resource sharing didactic and clinical training, gradu- phase 2 of the practical nurse course, agreements with Humana Military ates approximately 100 practical phase 2 of the operating room techni- Health Services, the Regional nurses each year. These Soldiers are cian course, laboratory and radiology TRICARE Contractor. They provide fully prepared to serve as specialists technician site training and Special approximately 120 nurses, physi- in various areas of U.S. Army hospi- Forces medic clinical rotations. cians and clerical personnel to tals and medical centers throughout The Department of Veterans Affairs Eisenhower. The vast majority of the world. and Dwight D. Eisenhower Army support staff is drawn from the local Medical Center have several active area and helps to compliment the sharing agreements in place for the 961 civilian and 1,109 military Research provision of medical care and services. personnel. The partnership with Current initiatives involve actual Humana Military Health Services The Department of Clinical Investiga- dollar reimbursement and exchanged assists Eisenhower in reaching out tion is composed of about 20 dynamic services. These agreements have to local community healthcare net- personnel that support, conduct and yielded great benefits for both parties work providers when services are provide regulatory oversight for all and their beneficiaries. Shared serv- not available within established clinical and laboratory based research ices and direct reimbursement for access standards for the center’s at Eisenhower Army Medical Center, services have an estimated value of beneficiaries. Humana is the coordi- as well as projects being conducted at $5 million. Eisenhower and Veterans nating contractor who ensures other centers throughout the South- Affairs continue to build on this healthcare needs are met and east Regional Medical Command. The agreement as professional capabili- civilian providers are expeditiously core mission of the Department of ties increase. reimbursed for their services. Clinical Investigation is to support
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resident research, but investigations the XVIII Airborne Corps has three of Rucker, Fort Stewart, Redstone conducted by Eisenhower staff and its five deployable hospitals within Arsenal, Camp Shelby and the Department of Clinical Investigation the region, the 86th Combat Support SouthCom Clinic in Miami. biomedical scientists are also encour- Hospital (Fort Campbell, Ky.), 14th aged. The Department of Clinical Field Hospital which is undergoing Health and Investigation maintains a 12 member an MRI to become a combat support fully accredited investigational review hospital (Fort Benning, Ga.) and Wellness Center board for review and approval of clin- the 249th General Hospital (Fort ical studies, laboratory research capa- Gordon). The 44th’s 240th Forward 706-787-6756, DSN 773-6756 bilities in biochemistry, endocrinology, Surgical Team is located at Fort Building 29605 microbiology, physiology and electron Stewart. For these deployable med- The Health and Wellness Center, microscopy and has a complete, fully ical units plus the 28th CSH (Fort located in Building 29605 next to accredited animal laboratory facility Bragg, N.C.), the Southeast Regional Gym 4 on Barnes Avenue, is the cen- with surgical capability. At any given Medical Command’s military treat- tral resource for health education time, there are usually more than ment facilities provide and train pro- classes, health risk assessments, fit- 150 individual research protocols fessional officer filler system backfill. ness assessments, health informa- ongoing in the medical center, most One of the key roles of the South- tion, community health awareness, being conducted by medical, dental east Regional Medical Command is individual and group counseling, pre- or nursing trainees. the integration of large numbers of ventive health screenings and fitness regional Reserve Component and programs. Classes are available in National Guard medical assets into nutrition, smoking cessation, stress SERMC the Army Medical Department health management, low-impact aerobics care system. The Southeast Regional and self-care. The center is open to all Southeast Regional Medical Command also plays a active duty military personnel and Medical Command unique role in the training of reserve their families, retirees and their fam- 706-787-1430, DSN 773-1430 and guard medical units with the col- ilies, and to Department of Defense The Southeast Regional Medical location of the Regional Training civilians by referral or on a walk-in Command, Fort Gordon, is a subordi- Site—Medical at Fort Gordon. This basis. The center is open Monday nate command of the U. S. Army Med- has led to medical readiness training through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ical Command, Fort Sam Houston, initiatives that benefit the total med- Texas. It is a regional command and ical force of this region. control headquarters and oversees As a regional command and control Fisher House comprehensive medical care and sup- headquarters, the Southeast Regional port to numerous installations and Medical Command provides over- www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/ visitor/fisher.htm military treatment facilities in the sight of the delivery of health care to 706-787-7100, DSN 773-7100 southeastern United States including Soldiers and beneficiaries at Fort Building 280 Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Benning, Fort Buchanan, Fort Camp- Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mis- bell, Fort Gordon, Fort Jackson, Fort The Zachary and Elizabeth M. Fisher sissippi and Puerto Rico. The South- McClellan, Fort McPherson, Fort House serves as a home away from east Regional Medical Command’s headquarters is co-located on Fort Gordon with Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, which is the largest medical facility in the region, and is the primary source of profes- sional staff for the deployable 249th General Hospital. Two of the XVIII Airborne Corps Divisions, the 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized) and the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) are located with the South- east Regional Medical Command (Fort Stewart, Ga. and Fort Campbell, Ky.). The 44th Medical Command of
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home for military families of patients Families are strongly encouraged Dental Services who are currently admitted as inpa- to make other lodging arrangements tients at Dwight David Eisenhower prior to their arrival in the Augusta www.semhs.amedd.army.mil/serdc/ Army Medical Center or local med- area. This ensures that the families gordon_dentac/default.htm ical facilities. The Fisher House is a have a place to stay in the event that 706-787-5738, 787-6105 temporary residence and not a treat- Fisher House is full. For additional DSN 773-5738 ment facility, hospice or counseling information, visit the following web- Building 38717 center. Health care providers are not site www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/ on the Fisher House staff. visitor/fisher.htm or contact the Fort Gordon is the location of the The Fisher House has seven indi- Fisher House manager, at 706- headquarters for the Southeast vidual rooms, all of which include a 787-7100. Regional Dental Command and U.S. full bath. The rooms sleep two to four Army Dental Activity, Fort Gordon. guests depending on the room size. Both activities are located in In addition to the individual rooms, Advanced Medical Building 38717 on 38th Street and residents share a common living Test Support Center Academic Avenue. room, kitchen and laundry area. The Southeast Regional Dental There is no smoking in the Fisher The Advanced Medical Test Support Command provides operational guid- House and all housekeeping is done Center is a remote office for the ance and staff oversight for subordi- by the residents. Telemedicine and Advanced Tech- nate U.S. Army Dental Activities/U.S. The cost to stay at the Fisher nology Research Center, a subordi- Army Dental Clinic Commands at House is $10.00 a night, regardless of nate activity of the U.S. Army Fort Benning, Fort Campbell, Fort the number of persons staying in Medical Research and Materiel Jackson, Fort Stewart, Fort Rucker, each room. Residents are accepted Command. The Advanced Medical Fort McPherson and Fort Gordon. on a first-come, first served basis Test Support Center will assist in Collectively the Southeast Regional and reservations are not accepted. research, development, test and Dental Command is charged with Exceptions to the first-come, first evaluation oversight and manage- responsibility for the dental readi- served basis can be made by the ment of Telemedicine and Advanced ness and well being of military per- manager in certain circumstances Technology Research Center proj- sonnel. The U.S. Army Dental (very seriously ill or seriously ill ects in clinical telemedicine, distance Activity, Fort Gordon provides com- patients, etc.). When the Fisher learning, medical information man- prehensive dental care at three House is full, the Fisher House man- agement/information technology and dental clinic locations. ager maintains a waiting list of those other prototypes, as required. This Snyder Dental Clinic is on the who wish to stay. includes many phases in the life corner of Brainard Avenue and 25th The manager is available Monday cycle: management of research, Street. Active duty military should through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. oversight of development of proto- report during the hours of 7:30 to For placement into the Fisher House types, lab testing and skilled med- 9:30 a.m. for sick call or annual during non-duty hours (evening, ical user demonstrations to refine examinations. 787-7050/787-6265. weekends and holidays) please con- requirements. It also includes pro- Tingay Dental Clinic, near Eisen- tact the Administrative Officer of viding support to Telemedicine and hower Army Medical Center in the Day (AOD) at DDEAMC at Advanced Technology Research Building 320, provides specialty care 706-787-6019 or 787-6938. If the Center-funded principal investiga- by referral in periodontics, endodon- Fisher House is full a referral for tors in the testing of prototypes tics and prosthodontics. 787-5102. the families will need to be made and seeking to enhance their clinical The Hospital Dental Clinic, first the families will be added to the usability and commercialization floor of Eisenhower Army Medical waiting list. Referrals are done potential. Center, provides oral and maxillofa- through social workers of the The Advanced Medical Test cial surgery by referral. Military per- medical facility and the AOD at Support Center maintains a collabo- sonnel assigned to Eisenhower Army DDEAMC. Referrals can also be rative relationship with Battle Com- Medical Center, U.S. Army Dental done through the DDEAMC Amer- mand Battle Lab, the Regional Activity and U.S. Army Dental Labo- ican Red Cross, Chaplains and the Training Site—Medical, Eisenhower ratory receive their dental care at ward that the patient is admitted on Army Medical Center, U.S. Army this location. 787-5322. at Dwight David Eisenhower Army Signal Center and the Southeast Emergency care is provided after Medical Center. Referrals may be Regional Medical Command which duty hours, weekends and holidays. faxed to 706-787-5106. are all co-located on Fort Gordon. Patients should call the Emergency
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The Dental Materials Research Divi- sion conducts applied research on all types of dental materials used in clinical dentistry and materials in field dental units attached to deploying forces. This division also supports residency training and other dental personnel in research and continuing education pursuits.
Veterinary Services
706-787-7841, DSN 773-7841 Building 38801-C Fort Gordon is the location of the Headquarters, Southeast Regional Veterinary Command, Building 38801-C and the Veterinary Treat- ment Facility, Building 500. The Southeast Regional Veterinary Command provides operational guid- ance for three District Veterinary Commands at Fort Stewart, Ga.; Fort Rucker, Ala. and Fort Campbell, Ky. The overall mission is to provide the complete spectrum of authorized vet- erinary services to all Defense Department agencies within the assigned southeastern sector of the United States, Central and South Room, 787-5222 or 787-6727. The U.S. Army America and the Caribbean Basin. Emergency Room staff will provide Dental Laboratory The mission also includes integration information and further instructions of regional reserve component ele- if needed. 706-787-6301, DSN 773-6301 ments into the southeastern veteri- The Fort Gordon Dental Activity Building 322 nary force structure and deployment has post-graduate training programs of trained and ready veterinary per- in the specialties of endodontics, oral The U.S. Army Dental Laboratory sonnel in support of worldwide con- and maxillofacial surgery, periodon- was established at Fort Gordon on tingency operations as may be tics, and prosthodontics. More spe- April 20, 1979. The Dental Lab, directed by higher headquarters. cialty residents are trained at Fort located near Eisenhower Army Med- Gordon than at any other Army post. ical Center in Building 322, is the The teaching faculty at Fort Gordon only large production dental labora- Veterinary consults throughout the United tory in the Army. Treatment Facility States and overseas. Fort Gordon is The mission of the laboratory is to the site for several continuing educa- plan, conduct, supervise and perform www.fortgordon.com/vet.htm tion specialty short courses spon- dental prosthetic and orthodontic 706-787-7375, 787-3815 DSN 780-7375 sored by the Office of the Surgeon laboratory services for oral health Building 500 General. Military dentists worldwide organizations in the federal services. and local civilian dentists attend In addition to high quality and Register pets with the Fort Gordon these short courses. timely laboratory services, the Veterinary Clinic by personally Anyone having questions on the Dental Lab also provides training bringing a copy of the pet’s vaccina- availability of dental care should call and educational programs for dental tion record to Building S-500, North 787-5738 or 787-5176. officers and laboratory technicians. Range Road. According to Fort
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Gordon Regulation 40-6, Animal waiting area is small which may put Red Cross Care and Control, this must be done children at risk. If child care is an within ten days of signing for gov- issue, please contact the Veterinary www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/ ernment housing or obtaining the Treatment Facility’s staff for addi- visitor/volunteer/redcross.htm pet. Also, make sure to ask housing tional guidance. 706-787-6311, DSN 780-6311 about their requirements. All dogs, Building 300 cats, horses and ferrets that are The American Red Cross at Fort three months or older must be regis- Gordon, located in the hospital, pro- tered. A Fort Gordon rabies identifi- Support and vides 24-hour service to active duty cation tag will be issued for those military personnel and their families. animals residing on post. Services Services provided are in the areas of Services are available to all active emergency communications, coun- duty members and their depend- Defense Military seling concerning personal or family ents, retirees and reservists who Pay Office problems, financial assistance and have valid Department of Defense referral to other agencies. The Red identification cards and are enrolled www.gordon.army.mil/finance Cross also has a large volunteer pro- in the defense enrollment eligibility 706-791-4826, DSN 780-4826 gram in the Eisenhower Army reporting system. Reservists must Darling Hall, Building 33720 Medical Center and throughout the be on active duty orders. A fee of installation. Volunteers serve as $2.00 is applied to each cash register The Fort Gordon Defense Military receptionists, clerical staff, chaper- transaction. Pay Office is located in the Soldier ones, nurse aides, caseworkers, The Veterinary Treatment Facility’s Service Center, Darling Hall, Building administrative assistants and instruc- mission focuses on diseases that are 33720. The Defense Military Pay tors in health and safety. During transmissible from animal to man. Office consists of four teams, which the summer, young people between Diseases that do not fall into this cat- employ approximately 25 civilian and the ages of 14 and 18 donate thou- egory will generally be referred off military technicians in the areas of sands of hours of service through post for treatment. Please call the military pay, travel, administration the Red Cross. office for guidance. and disbursing. Services provided include health The Defense Military Pay Office’s certificates, vaccinations, heartworm mission is to sustain Army joint testing and preventives, fecal testing and combined operations by pro- Legal Services and deworming, feline leukemia and viding continuous military pay www.gordon.army.mil/osja/osja.htm feline immunodeficiency virus testing service to customers in a timely and 706-791-7812, 791-3630, 791-3666, and microchip ID implantation. Stray efficient manner. 791-3148, DSN 780-XXXX animal adoptions are available for a Individual support includes mili- Winship Hall, Building 29718 nominal fee. Sick call appointments tary pay entitlements for assigned for minor problems are also available. personnel and their families con- The Fort Gordon Claims and Legal Call to set up an appointment for any sisting of prompt and courteous Assistance Divisions of the Office of of the above services. service in the processing of all cus- the Staff Judge Advocate and the Hours of operation are Monday tomer-initiated work. This includes Trial Defense Service Office are through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., for payments, transitions, in and out here to serve you and your family’s product sales. Regular clinic appoint- processing, permanent change of sta- legal needs. All legal services are ments for vaccinations and sick tion travel payments, pay transac- centrally located in Winship Hall, call are seen on Tuesdays and tion input for military pay accounts Building 29718, on B Street. Thursdays. Additional clinic days and distribution of the monthly net The Legal Assistance Office plays are often offered, but depend on pay advice, leave and earnings state- a major role in enhancing the the veterinarian’s availability. The ment and a newsletter. quality of life for all military, retirees facility also routinely offers one Sat- Organizational support includes and their family members. Legal urday morning and one Friday all assigned Fort Gordon activities services are designed to fit the needs evening clinic per month. Call for and units in addition to three tenant and circumstances of the individual. dates and times. activities, Dwight David Eisenhower These personal legal services are As a precaution, it is recommended Army Medical Center, the 513th Mil- confidential and at no charge to eli- customers make arrangements for itary Intelligence Brigade and the gible persons. Appointments can be children to be watched at home. The 93rd Signal Brigade. made by calling 791-7812 or by
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visiting the office 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. investigation or pending court-martial graduations and command pro- Monday through Friday (Thursdays charges can call or walk-in and will be grams. The Training Support until 3 p.m.). The Legal Assistance seen as soon as possible. Appoint- Center operates the installation Office also provides a walk-in service ments are made by calling the video teleconferencing facility. The on Tuesdays from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Trial Defense Service Field Office at Training Support Center is the Notary services, powers of attorney, 791-3666 or 791-7334. installation property book manager attorney referral, tax, wills and The U.S. Army Trial Judiciary’s and approval authority for all audio- immigration forms are all available Second Judicial Circuit is head- visual and visual information equip- on a walk-in basis any time the office quartered in Winship Hall, where ment purchases and training devices. is open. Other legal assistance, such the offices of the Chief Circuit The Training Support Center is the as domestic relations, consumer Judge and Clerk of Court are only full service authorized photo issues and contract disputes, is located. The Chief Circuit Judge facility on Fort Gordon and provides available on an appointment basis. supervises the provision of judicial support to all Fort Gordon military Free electronic tax filing is available services for all Army installations personnel for their official file every year between January and located in the Southeastern United photographs. The Training Support April. 791-7812. States and presides over courts- Center office and work order recep- The Claims Office accepts DD martial at Forts Gordon, Jackson tion area is located in Room 110, 1840s and claims on a walk-in basis and Stewart. Nelson Hall, Building 29801, on Monday through Friday between In addition to Claims, Legal Assis- Chamberlain Avenue. Hours of oper- 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. tance and Trial Defense Services, the ation are 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and 3 p.m. You have 70 days from the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate through Friday. date of delivery of your household has a Criminal Law Division and goods to write down any missing or Administrative Law Division which damaged items on the pink DD Form advise the command on a variety of Protocol Office 1840R you received at the time of installation legal issues. Questions delivery and turn it in to the Claims or comments about legal services 706-791-0022, DSN 780-0022 Signal Towers, Building 29808 Office. If you do not report an item may be directed to the Staff Judge within 70 days, you will not be paid Advocate at 791-3148. The Protocol Office, located on the for that item. tenth floor of Signal Towers, Building A claims specialist reviews each 29808, on Chamberlain Avenue, pro- claim for completeness when it is Training vides support and coordination for vis- accepted. When the claim is evalu- iting dignitaries to the Signal Center. ated, you will receive a letter noti- Support Center The Protocol Office provides for the fying you of the amount of the coordination of billeting, messing, award. If you desire an appoint- www.gordon.army.mil/m-vic/ transportation, and itinerary plan- 706-791-3040, DSN 780-3040 ment to turn in a claim, please call ning for visiting dignitaries, Colonel Nelson Hall, Building 29801 the Claims Office at 791-3630. For and above, or civilian equivalents, more detailed information and The Training Support Center serves both American and foreign. The Fort forms, go to the Claims website at as the Fort Gordon and assigned geo- Gordon Protocol Office advises and www.gordon.army.mil/osja/cl.htm. graphic region executor of training assists the command group staff and The U.S. Army Trial Defense Ser- device production and policy. One of commanders on the etiquette and vice, Fort Gordon Field Office, pro- the Army’s largest regional standard social customs relative to formal cour- vides advice and representation to Department of the Army device tesies, ceremonies, and entertainment Soldiers under investigation (sus- production facilities, the Training in accordance with pertinent regula- pects) and to those facing adverse Support Center manages, designs tions and directives of this and higher actions, to include courts-martial, non- and fabricates training aids, devices headquarters. The office formulates judicial punishment (Article 15) and and self help media in support plans for the administration and con- administrative separations. Military of Signal training and Department duct of all official visits to the Signal personnel pending non-judicial pun- of the Army training mission Center and Fort Gordon. ishment or administrative separation requirements. In addition, the Protocol Office pro- will normally be seen on an appoint- The Training Support Center vides support during all command ment basis only, and on Tuesday and operates Alexander Hall and Olm- sponsored conferences and meetings Thursday mornings. Soldiers sus- stead Hall for all major Fort as directed by the Chief of Staff. The pected of committing an offense, under Gordon conferences, symposiums, Protocol Office is also responsible for
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the coordination of administrative Building 36202 at 36th Street and section, working dog section, AWOL matters, logistical and maintenance 3rd Avenue. Hours of operation are apprehension, court liaison section, a requirements, transportation for Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to special reaction team, physical secu- attendees, billeting arrangements, 4:30 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to rity and a game warden section. printing requirements, reservation of 12:30 p.m. Each section has a combined mission buildings, security coordination and of using proactive initiatives to the conduct of social functions associ- solicit every community member’s ated with these conferences. Directorate of assistance in reducing crime. Addi- The Fort Gordon community hosts Emergency Services tionally the Police/Provost Marshal in excess of 500 distinguished visitors maintains liaison with all local, and approximately 100 ceremonies www.gordon.army.mil/dps county and federal police agencies each year and the Protocol Office is 706-791-2572, DSN 780-2572 within 47 Central Savannah River constantly involved in meeting the Darling Hall, Building 33720 Area counties of Georgia and South needs of each. To request assistance or Carolina. information, call the Protocol Office at The director’s office of the Directorate 706-791-0022, 791-3541 or 791-0023. of Emergency Services is located in Room 307, Darling Hall, Building Fire and Emergency 33720, on Chamberlain Avenue at Public Affairs Office Rice Road. The Directorate of Emer- Services Division gency Services consolidated law www.gordon.army.mil/pao enforcement services (patrol opera- www.gordon.army.mil/dps/fire 706-791-7003, DSN 780-7003 tions, investigative activities, mili- 706-791-1204, 791-4141 Nelson Hall, Building 29801 DSN 780-1204 tary working dog, police, physical The Public Affairs Office, located on security and game warden), fire and Fort Gordon’s Fire and Emergency the second floor of Nelson Hall, emergency services, radiation safety Services Division provides aggres- Building 29801, on Chamberlain and force protection functions into sive, customer oriented services to Avenue, conducts command informa- one directorate. the post. Services include Fire tion, media relations and community Your concerns are our concerns. Prevention (791-1204 or 791-1205) relations programs in support of Fort Working together we have made our and Fire Operations (791-4141 or Gordon’s Senior Mission Command, community a safe and enjoyable 791-2445). The Fire Prevention staff the Signal Center, Garrison Com- place to live and work. provides fire safety education, mand and all other mission partners ensuring life safety and fire protec- located on the installation. tion requirements are addressed for Fort Gordon’s newspaper, The Police/Provost all construction and/or renovation Signal, is published every Friday in Marshal Division projects on all facilities. They also the interest of all military and civilian conduct fire inspections along with employees, retirees and their families an array of other fire prevention served by Fort Gordon. The Signal www.gordon.army.mil/dps/led 706-791-4540, 791-9289 services. The Fire Operations office provides readers with news, sports, provides fire suppression services by feature stories and up-to-date infor- DSN 780-4540 Building 29717 a well trained, well equipped, full mation on post and Army-wide events. time staff of professional fire- To publish news and information, call The Police/Provost Marshal Division fighters. The Fire Operations office the Public Affairs Office at 791-7003, Military Police Desk in Building also responds to medical emergen- 791-7069 or 791-6844. Fort Gordon 29717 on B Street, adjacent to Con- cies, hazardous material incidents, news releases, as well as The Signal’s nelly Health Clinic, is manned 24 public education, displays of fire newspaper issues are featured on the hours a day; the telephone numbers apparatus and rescue equipment Web at: www.gordon.army.mil/pao. are 791-4380, 791-4537 or 791-2681. and a multitude of other services. The Police/Provost Marshal Division Together the Fire Operations and Post Office is comprised of uniformed patrol Fire Prevention offices are a meta- forces (Military Police and Depart- morphosis evolving as the Fort 706-790-3651 ment of the Army Civilian Police), Gordon Fire Department, safe- Building 36202 including a bicycle patrol, a traffic guarding the Fort Gordon public The Fort Gordon branch of the accident investigation section, a from the possibility of all fire haz- Augusta Post Office is located in drug suppression team, investigations ards and emergencies.
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Installation the U.S. Army Medical Command Equal Employment Safety Office Health Care Acquisition Activity is Opportunity Office located in Building 39706 at Fort Gordon. This office contracts for www.gordon.army.mil/safety www.gordon.army.mil/garrfp/sites/ medical supplies, equipment and 706-791-SAFE, DSN 780-7233 directorates/eeo.asp Darling Hall, Building 33720 services for the Eisenhower Army 706-791-4551, DSN 780-4551 Medical Center and other Army Darling Hall, Building 33720 The Installation Safety Office hospitals in the region. Contracting manages the command’s safety pro- for mission requirements related to The Equal Employment Opportunity gram to ensure conservation of mil- Signal Center training and doctrine (EEO) Office administers an EEO itary and civilian resources against development, combat developmen program that enables and assists our accidental loss. The Installation ts and battle lab technical support customers in creating and sustaining Safety Office establishes policies is the responsibility of the U.S. Army a discrimination-free environment and manages the occupational Contracting Agency Northern Region for current civilian employees as well safety and health program and the Contracting Center (http://www. as applicants for employment. Key radiation protection program under aca-nrcc.eustis.army.mil) at Fort features of the EEO program include the Nuclear Regulatory Commis- Eustis, Va. Other supply sources for timely processing of complaints, sion throughout the Signal Regi- Fort Gordon activities include Gen- affirmative action, special emphasis ment. Staff members provide safety eral Services Administration supply program management, and training awareness education classes, con- depots, the Defense Logistics Agency and education. A Web page is duct inspections of all facilities and other military depots. available and provides pertinent including in-home child care cen- information regarding all aspects of ters, new construction, outdoor the Garrison EEO program. Web recreation, troop and tactical, and Civilian Employment address is www.gordon.army.mil/ range activities, and coordinate garrfp/sites/directorates/eeo.asp. www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm training for the Motorcycle Safety 706-791-6382, DSN 780-6382 Course and the Army Driver Darling Hall, Building 33720 Military Personnel Improvement Program. A variety of civilian employment Services Division information is available at Fort Directorate of Gordon’s One-Stop Employment www.gordon.army.mil/MPD/ Contracting Information Center, located in the default.htm Civilian Personnel Advisory Center, 706-791-2914, DSN 780-2914 www.gordon.army.mil/doc Darling Hall, Building 33720. In Darling Hall, Building 33720 706-791-1800, DSN 780-1800 addition to providing information The Military Personnel Services Winship Hall, Building 29718 about federal employment opportu- Division is located in Building 33720, The Fort Gordon Directorate of Con- nities at Fort Gordon, the center also Soldier Service Center, Darling Hall. tracting, U.S. Army Contracting has information about nonappropri- The Military Personnel Division’s Agency Southern Region, located in ated fund employment, certain pri- mission is to manage Soldier pro- Building 29718, is responsible for the vate sector employment and federal grams and provide direct military solicitation and award of contracts for jobs at other locations. personnel service to all assigned and supplies, equipment and services that The One-Stop Employment Infor- attached units and mission partners support daily operation of Fort mation Center is open to the public on the installation and provide mili- Gordon activities. Included are con- from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday tary personnel support service to all tracts for commercial and industrial through Thursday and 8 a.m. to family members and retirees in the equipment, maintenance services, 2:30 p.m. Friday. Civilian employ- Fort Gordon area. Services include building repair and utility services. ment information is available on in and out processing assignments This office also issues government the Fort Gordon web site at and utilization strength accounta- purchase cards to individuals within www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm. bility, records maintenance, promo- other Fort Gordon activities for Scroll down until you find the tions, evaluations, identification making buys up to $2,500 for miscel- “Jobs” category link then make cards/defense enrollment eligibility laneous items such as office and your selection. Print the announce- reporting system, casualty and mor- administrative supplies. The South- ment and follow the application tuary affairs, transition service, east Regional Contracting Office of instructions. retirement, congressional inquiries,
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military awards and decorations and The operational hours are Monday and civilian employees. Retirees and other military personnel service. through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to family members of eligible personnel 4 p.m. For additional information, call are screened and provided with infor- 791-3674 or 791-3437. mation and referrals to other local Army Career and Services for active duty, Reserve resources. Personnel can be seen Alumni Program Components and National Guard through self-identification, command, units consist of: quality assurance medical, biochemical identification or www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/acap/ for substance abuse collection and investigation and/or apprehension. acap.htm testing; substance abuse education; 706-791-7356, DSN 780-7356 unit prevention leader training and Building 33800 certification; alcohol and drug abuse Education and The Army Career and Alumni Pro- prevention training; community Services Division gram is the umbrella that integrates awareness programs and campaigns, all available federal and local activi- and commander’s orientation. www.gordon.army.mil/aces ties for personnel being separated Employee Assistance Program 706-791-2000, 706-791-3622 from government service. services for Department of the Army DSN 780-2000 Designed to provide a complete civilians, military retirees and family Building 21606 package of services and benefits for members are conducted on a strictly transitioning active duty, Reserve, confidential basis and consist of: The Education and Services Division National Guard and civilian per- crisis intervention; screening/assess- promotes life-long learning opportu- sonnel, the Army Career and Alumni ment and short-term counseling; nities using Army Continuing Educa- Program’s primary purpose is to referral for treatment and rehabilita- tion Programs and Services that ensure that Army personnel are tion; follow-up services to assist enable professional development and transitioned in a caring, organized employees’ readjustment to their retention. The programs and serv- and disciplined manner. jobs, training and education for ices delivered enhance personal The Army Career and Alumni supervisors and employees about growth, professional development, Program will assist transitioning alcohol and other drugs; training and and readiness of the US Army and personnel and their families by consultation for supervisors on how Fort Gordon. identifying their needs and provide and when to make proper use of the Individuals seeking education coun- assistance in meeting those needs. Employee Assistance Program serv- seling, in/out processing, DANTES The Army Career and Alumni Pro- ices, and community awareness pro- (Defense for Non-Traditional Educa- gram is located in Building 33800 on grams and campaigns. tion Services) and APT (Army Per- Rice Road. Clinical services are located in the sonnel Testing) Test, enrollment in a hospital on the 12th floor west wing. variety of education programs and The operational hours are Monday services are encouraged to visit an Army Substance through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to education counselor in Building 21606 Abuse Program 4 p.m. Emergencies after duty on Barnes Avenue. In addition to hours or weekends are screened in active duty personnel, the Educa- www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/aldrug/ the emergency room at Eisenhower tion and Services Division serves default.html Army Medical Center. For addi- their family members, retirees, 706-791-3674, 791-3437 tional information, call 787-3673 or reservists and Department of the DSN 780-3674 787-5329. Army civilians. Building 38702 The Army Substance Abuse Pro- The Multi-Use Learning Facility The Army Substance Abuse Pro- gram clinical component is a compre- (MLF) most often referred to as gram’s mission is to provide a wide hensive outpatient rehabilitation “The Learning Center,” is also variety of services both clinical and treatment program designed to treat located in Building 21606. The non-clinical for active duty and patients identified with substance MLF provides a full extension of retired military, National Guard, abuse problems. Patients may also web based information, programs reserve, their family members and be referred for detoxification and and services to Soldiers, family Department of the Army civilian intensive partial hospitalization and members and Department of the employees and their family members. treatment when warranted. Army Civilians. Non-clinical services are located at Clinical Army Substance Abuse Pro- The Test and Evaluation (T&E) 202 7th Avenue, Building 38702 on the gram services are provided primarily Branch of the Education and Services corner of 7th Avenue and 39th Street. to active duty military personnel Division is located in Building 25602
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on Barnes Avenue. The T&E facility Care Management. the Army’s commitment to environ- provides efficient and accessible proc- Central Michigan University, mental stewardship. The effective tored examinations, DANTES, APT 706-798-5739. Master of Science integration of stewardship principles and Colleges/Universities (eArmyU/ Degree in Administration with a into training land management prac- e-course, Distance Learning) test concentration in Health Services tices ensures that the Army’s lands environment, by appointment, in a Administration. remain viable to support future secure and conducive location. Troy State University, 706- training and mission requirements For more information on programs 772-2720. Associate Degree Program indefinitely. and services such as Basic Skills in Computer Science, Baccalaureate Personnel include the Integrated Education, eArmyU, Tuition Assis- Degrees in Computer Science and Training Area Management Pro- tance or the on-post college pro- Political Science, Master of Business gram coordinator and a Geograph- gram, contact the Education Center, Administration with a concentration ical Information System Analyst Monday and Tuesday, 7:30 a.m. to in Information Systems and a stationed at Range Control, located 4:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. to Master of Education with concentra- in Building 482 on Range Road. noon; and Thursday and Friday, tions in Counseling and Psychology, The Integrated Training Area Man- 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 706-791-2000 Criminal Justice, English, Founda- agement office provides and coordi- or 706-791-3622. tions of Education, Higher Education nates military support for use of Administration, History and Instruc- the training areas, including map tional Technology. production, assistance with envi- Resident Augusta Technical College, 706- ronmental checklists required for Collegiate Programs 791-7755. Various Certificate and tenant and non-tenant unit training Diploma programs are offered based activities and educational awareness on interest and enrollment. Georgia about Fort Gordon’s natural and cul- www.gordon.army.mil/ residents and/or service members tural resources. aces/college.htm and their adult family members sta- 706-791-2000, 706-791-3622 tioned at an installation in Georgia DSN 780-2000 Directorate of Public Building 21606 can receive the Georgia HOPE Grant to fund their certificate and Works and Logistics Fort Gordon’s on post colleges and diploma programs. universities offer an array of educa- University of Maryland University www.gordon.army.mil/garrfp/sites/ tional opportunities. Visit the Edu- College, 706-207-1407. Various Cer- installation/pw.asp cation Center in Building 21606 on tificate and Diploma programs are 706-791-2675, 791-4241 Barnes Avenue for information on offered through on-line studies. DSN 780-2675 the following collegiate institutions The Directorate of Public Works and and their programs: Logistics provides the full spectrum Georgia Military College, 706- Integrated Training of services associated with facility 791-5159. Associate Degree Programs Area Management and utility operations and mainte- in General Studies, Business Admin- nance, logistics operations, and envi- istration, Pre-Nursing, Management, www.gordon.army.mil/dptm/ ronmental stewardship necessary for Communications Electronics Tech- Range%20Control.htm readiness and quality of life of the nology/Management, Criminal Jus- 706-791-5008, 791-9935 residents, units and activities on Fort tice and Data Processing. DSN 780-5008 Gordon. The Directorate of Public Brenau University, 706-793-7646. Building 482 Works and Logistics supervises base Baccalaureate Degrees in General The Integrated Training Area Man- operations contractors who maintain Studies, Public Administration, Con- agement Program, operated by the and repair facility and utility sys- servation Law Enforcement and Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobi- tems, including family and unaccom- Criminal Justice. lization and Security, is responsible panied personnel housing—as well Paine College, 706-791-7979. for providing technical expertise to as ensuring compliance with state Baccalaureate Degrees in Business manage Fort Gordon’s training and federal environmental statutes Administration, Education and lands. The intent of the Integrated regarding air, land, and water quality. Sociology. Training Area Management Program It also manages the installation’s Southern Illinois University, 706- is to provide training land manage- land management, forestry, and 791-2985. Baccalaureate Degrees in ment capability across the total fish and wildlife programs. The Electronics Management and Health Army. It is also an essential part of directorate’s logistics staff oversees
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maintenance, supply and services, Gordon community and various Army & Air Force food service, and transportation oper- local, state and federal regulatory Exchange ations that support both deployable agencies and also provides environ- and non-deployable tenants. mental technical assistance and edu- www.aafes.com/index.html Public Works Division oversees cation to units and activities involved 706-793-7171 the operations and maintenance of with hazardous materials, construc- Building 38200 the infrastructure including both tion projects, endangered species or government and privatized utility other environmental issues. It also There are Army and Air Force services. Additionally, the Public oversees the post operations con- Exchange System facilities located Works Division manages repair and tractor in environmental effects and throughout Fort Gordon to serve the new construction efforts through compliance and provides forest fire military and their families. In addi- the garrison’s annual work plan protection. The staff at the Environ- tion to retail and food facilities, the and military construction pro- mental Branch can be reached at Post Exchange and PXtra include grams. Maintenance and repair 791-2403, 791-6481 or 791-2397 barber shops, beauty shops, laundry requests valued at less than $2,000 during duty hours. and dry cleaners, a washateria, car may be performed by service order, During non-duty hours and for wash, shoe repair, flower shop, car while those exceeding $2,000 must emergencies, an answering machine rental, optical shop, specialty shop be formally submitted on a Depart- is available by dialing 791-4286 and Hospital Pharmacy Annex. Other ment of the Army Form 4283 or or fax 791-8245. All messages will Post Exchange activities include two work order, which is available on be promptly returned. Individ- self-service gas stations and three the directorate’s webpage. Signa- uals may contact the Chief, mobile snack wagons. 706-793-7171. ture cards (Department of Defense Environmental Branch by email to: Fort Gordon’s Class Six Store offers Forms 577) for unit designees [email protected]. All mes- an exciting array of alcoholic and authorized to sign requests must sages will be answered. non-alcoholic beverages as well as a be current in the Directorate of Additionally, a Web page is avail- large variety of unique collectibles. Public Works and Logistics’ files. able and provides current, pertinent The Class Six Store is located in Requestors will be asked for the information, training schedules and Building 31300 on 3rd Avenue and Department of the Army Form 4283 compliance guidance. Web address: 31st Street. Patronage is restricted project number when calling to www.gordon.army.mil/garrfp/sites/ to active duty and retired military inquire about the status of a work directorates/dpwl.asp. personnel, their family members and order. Service order desk can be reached at 791-5520.
Environmental Branch www.gordon.army.mil/garrfp/sites/ directorates/dpwl.asp 706-791-2403, 791-6481 DSN 780-2403 Building 14500
Fort Gordon’s Environmental Branch is located in Building 14500. The Environmental Branch is responsible for all aspects of the installation’s environmental, natural and cultural resources compliance and program management, including Fish and Wildlife, Forestry, Pest Management and Planning, Land, Water, Cultural and Archaeological Resources and Environmental Services. The office acts as a liaison between the Fort
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reserve and National Guard per- of Catholic Women, Catholic Men sonnel on extended active duty for 72 Religious of the Chapel and TEC—Troops hours or more. 791-4488. Encounter Christ, a retreat for mili- Support tary personnel. For additional infor- Commissary Store www.gordon.army.mil/chaplain mation, call the Good Shepherd 706-791-4683, 791-5653 Chapel at 706-791-2945. www.commissaries.com DSN 780-XXXX 706-791-3718 Building 29601 Building 37200 Jewish Fort Gordon’s military religious pro- Fort Gordon has a modern commis- gram offers many spiritually oriented For more information, call sary for use by active duty and activities for families and single 706-791-6109. retired military personnel, reservists, service members alike. Worship serv- National Guard and their family ices for many faiths, Bible study members, in accordance with military groups, music programs and retreat Muslim regulations. The commissary store is ministries are only a few of the activ- Muslim worship and education are located in Building 37200 on the 3rd ities available to Fort Gordon’s mili- held each week at the Muslim Avenue by-pass. tary family members and civilian Activity Center, Building 38804, on employees. For additional informa- Academic Drive. For more informa- tion, call the Religious Support Office Carlson tion, call 706-772-4313 and leave a on Barnes Avenue at 706-791-4683. Wagonlit Travel message. 706-798-0990 Protestant Darling Hall, Building 33720 Denominational Carlson Wagonlit Travel officially Sunday School classes are held each Services began servicing the official travel week for all age groups. Collective needs of U.S. Army and government Protestant worship services are Some denominational services are personnel at Fort Gordon on March offered Sundays in Fort Gordon’s conducted on post. For additional 27, 1995. three chapels and at the hospital. information, call the Religious Sup- The Official Travel Office is Denominational services are pro- port Office at 706-791-4683. Reli- located in Room 117, Darling Hall, vided on a regular basis and are gious services off post are listed in Building 33720. Hours of operation announced in The Signal newspaper. the local yellow pages and in The are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday Special groups such as the Protes- Signal newspaper. through Friday. The reservation tant Women of the Chapel, Protes- telephone number is 706-798-0990. tant Men of the Chapel and Religious Protestant Youth Ministry meet reg- Education Programs Aladdin Travel ularly and sponsor a wide variety of programs and activities. Many faith development programs 706-771-0089 are offered and resources are avail- Building 36200 Catholic able for loan through the Religious Aladdin Travel is ready to serve all Education Center with its Resource your leisure travel needs. Aladdin Masses are held each weekday Library and Media Center. Travel opened on post Nov. 15, 2002 and on Saturdays and Sundays at Programs include Sunday classes and is located in the bus station, various times at the Hospital and for all ages (children, youth and Building 36200, on 36th Street near Good Shepherd Chapel. adults), various weekday and evening the post office and bank. Confraternity of Christian Doc- Bible and spiritual growth study Military discount attraction tickets trine classes are given weekly from groups for Soldiers and other adults, to Six Flags, Carowinds, Florida and September through May, and Rite of youth groups and children’s groups. Virginia area attractions and local Christian Initiation for Adults begin Special summer programs include area venues are available. Aladdin in September. Catholic organizations two joint Catholic and Protestant Travel is open Monday through offer unique fellowship and worship opportunities. The “Vacation Bible Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The telephone opportunities including the Catholic School” is for pre-school and elemen- number is 706-771-0089. Youth Organization, Military Council tary children. It features singing,
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Bible stories, crafts and games—all provide both active duty and retired Army designed to work together for fun military families with a centrally Emergency Relief and spiritual growth in the children. located and unit-based responsive The “Fun in the Sun” is a day-camp source of information and assis- 706-791-3579, 791-3371 type program for teens. It features tance in solving problems. The pro- mornings of active, faith growth gram functions as an expansive For those active duty or retired Sol- experiences followed by afternoons of social service network for the mili- diers and their family members who recreation. tary community. At Fort Gordon, find themselves in an unexpected For more information, call the Army Community Service is located emergency crisis, the Army Emer- Religious Education Center at 706- in Darling Hall, Building 33720, at gency Relief (AER) program stands 791-4703. the corner of Chamberlain Avenue ready to assist them. The program and Kilbourne Street. also provides assistance to spouses and orphans of deceased service Other Special Services members. Active duty personnel and Ministries Relocation Readiness assigned to Fort Gordon must com- plete a DA Form 1103, obtain the Single service members can partici- 706-791-4181, 791-3579 unit first sergeant or commander’s pate in a variety of programs tailored recommendation signature, and con- to meet their needs, such as troop Relocation readiness assists and tact an Army Emergency Relief coun- discussion groups and retreats. supports military personnel and selor for assistance. Other ministries include both their families during their moves Catholic and Protestant premarital from one military community to instruction, retreats of all types and another. Welcome packets and elec- Mobilization and both contemporary and traditional tronic network information from Deployment Services musical programs. Fort Gordon and other military installations all over the world are Fort Gordon’s Family Life Center 706-791-3579, 791-0795 offers a well-rounded program of available. Basic household goods Mobilization and Deployment Ser- family and marriage enrichment are made accessible to relocating vices include Family Readiness Group seminars, couples’ growth groups and families through the loan closet. training for unit and community workshops on communication skills Newcomer orientations help fami- level, Rear Detachment Commander and parent-child relationships. lies settle in to the local area. Our training and Redeployment and For more information on all reli- welcome center in Darling Hall pro- Reunion training. Army Community gious activities at Fort Gordon, vides computer access, local infor- Service provides information at Sol- including dates, times, locations and mation and general relocation dier Readiness Processing events further details concerning the various counseling. and during pre/post-deployment programs and services offered, consult briefings. During times of major your unit chaplain or call the Reli- deployments, natural disasters or gious Support Office at 706-791-4683. Financial Readiness emergencies requiring mass care, 706-791-3579, 791-7878 Army Community Service manages the Family Assistance Center. Community Financial readiness uses educational literature, classroom instruction and Services online curriculum to increase the Employment financial management skills and consumer awareness of service mem- Readiness Program Army bers and their families. Classes are Community Service available weekly at the Family Out- 706-791-3579, 791-0795 reach Center as well as at units by The Employment Readiness Pro- Toll Free 1-877-310-5741 request and include topics such as gram provides family members of www.gordon.army.mil/acs budgeting, checkbook management, active duty, separating or retiring 706-791-3579, DSN 780-3579 basic investing, credit reports and military personnel with information Darling Hall, Building 33720 scoring, identify theft, insurance, and and assistance regarding employ- Army Community Service is a planning for large purchases such as ment opportunities in the sur- worldwide program designed to a car or home. rounding area. Services include a job
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bank of available job opportunities, reporting, intervention and treat- care, respite care, domestic violence individual counseling, workshops ment of child and spouse maltreat- prevention education, New Parent and resume assistance. Information ment and sexual assault. The Support Program, Playgroup, Victim about the Army Spouse Employment program is dedicated to enhancing Advocate services, Coping with Partnership for spouses pursuing the quality of life for military and Divorce, referrals to community careers with some of our corporate family members by offering classes, based programs, crisis intervention partners is also available. workshops, seminars and support and community education. The pro- services. Programs can be con- gram works cooperatively with med- ducted at any location and cus- ical treatment facilities, other Family tomized. The prevention programs supportive service organizations Advocacy Program and services that are available to and unit commanders in order to aid military personnel and their accomplish its goals. 706-791-3579, 791-6632 family members in maintaining Sexual Assault Hotline 706-791-6297 the integrity of the family unit The Family Advocacy Program is are: emergency shelter, emergency Information, Referral dedicated to prevention, prompt transportation, emergency child and Follow-Up Program
706-791-3579, 791-0792 The Information, Referral and Follow-Up Program provides mili- tary personnel and their families access to information that will assist them in meeting their needs and improving the quality of their lives. A resource file with comprehensive, accurate and up-to-date information on military and civilian community resources is available. In an effort to supplement the existing services, Military One Source is also available by calling 1-800-342-9647 or at www.militaryonesource.com.
Exceptional Family Member Program
706-791-3579, 791-4872 The Exceptional Family Member Pro- gram provides information, referral, advocacy and support services for military family members with special needs. The program sponsors monthly support group meetings and offers recreational activities designed specifically for family members with special needs. Information about local and nation-wide resources is available to facilitate access to var- ious support services and organiza- tions. Enrollment is mandatory.
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Swap & Assist Shop Fort Gordon community. The fol- Army Family Team Building is an lowing list reflects just a few of the awareness program designed to pro- 706-791-3579, 791-2260 services supported by Army Commu- mote self-sufficiency and reliance in nity Service volunteers; Christmas military family members. Three The Swap & Assist Shop is located in House, Swap & Assist Shop, informa- levels of training are regularly sched- Building 39101 in the Brems Bar- tion and referral services, Victim uled. Each level is designed for a spe- racks area, at Avenue of the States Advocate Program, and Playgroup. cific segment of the military family. and 40th Street (behind the PX). It Army Community Service thrives on Level One training is basic training is open to all military, retirees and volunteer support. Anyone interested for family members; Level Two pro- their family members. Donated items in becoming a volunteer is encour- vides information on voluntary lead- such as clothing, shoes, baby items aged to contact Army Community ership roles, and Level Three offers and other household goods are avail- Service at 791-3579. guidance on mentoring and advising. able free of charge to military grades The Army Family Team Building E-4 and below. Military grades E-5 training is offered in the classroom, and above, as well as their family Community on the Internet and in English, members, are asked to bring mer- Life Programs Spanish, Korean and German. chandise of equal value to the swap. The Army Family Action Program The Swap & Assist Shop is open on 706-791-3880 process provides a forum for sugges- Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Community Life Programs include tions about quality of life improve- (closed during the summer months). the installation volunteer program, ments at Fort Gordon or in the Army Assistance may be made by referral Army Family Team Building (AFTB), throughout the year. An annual and special appointment. Donations Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) conference is conducted with repre- of usable clothing and household and Christmas House. Information sentatives from the active duty, items are always welcome. is available through the Army National Guard, reservists, retirees, Volunteer Corps Coordinator about Department of the Army civilians Volunteer Program volunteer opportunities as well as and family member population. how to establish volunteer programs. Issues may be submitted online at www.gordon.army.mil/acs. 706-791-3579, 791-6967 Soldiers documenting volunteer experience for the Military Out- Christmas House assists military Army Community Service volunteers standing Volunteer Service Medal are members with providing a tradi- work hand-in-hand with staff mem- encouraged to register as installation tional holiday celebration for their bers to provide quality services to the volunteers. families. Monetary donations from
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units and agencies, both on and off children at one time. These services, Stinson Hall, Building 37300, inter- the installation, are used to purchase available to any group when the ested personnel are invited to visit toys and commissary gift certificates. hourly program cannot meet their the center. needs, should be coordinated at Child Development least 10 working days in advance of the date required. 791-4445. Taxi Service Facilities All children must be properly 706-722-5588 registered to use any Child Develop- www.fortgordon.com ment Services program. The Central Individuals requiring transporta- 706-791-2701, 791-4455 Registration Office, open weekdays tion on post, to the airport or down- Child Development Services oper- from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., is located in town may call the post taxi service ates two child development facili- Building 28320. The developmental at 722-5588. Post Radio Cab pro- ties and a Family Child Care child care curriculum includes arts vides convenient, quality and eco- Program on Fort Gordon for chil- and crafts, infant stimulation pro- nomical service at pre-negotiated dren 6 weeks to 12 years old. Full- grams, field trips, as well as pre- rates. Post Radio Cab drivers and day care and hourly care are readiness skills in math, reading and vehicles must maintain high stan- provided in the Main Child Devel- language arts. All programs are part dards to operate on Fort Gordon. An opment Center, Building 44401. of the U.S. Department of Agricul- intensive quality control program is With a capacity for 218 children, ture Child Care Food Program that in place to ensure the best possible this facility accommodates patrons provides breakfast, lunch and an service to the community. who need six to 10 hours of care per afternoon snack at no extra cost. day in full day program and patrons The School Age Services program is who need fewer than 25 hours of offered in Building 45410 during the Fort Gordon care per week in the hourly care school year from 5:15 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Service Club program. Hours of operation are and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Monday through Friday, 5:15 a.m. to Friday. This program is for the patron The Fort Gordon Service Club’s mis- 6 p.m. 791-2701. who needs before or after school care. sion is to help support the Fort The Child Development Center, Services include transportation from Gordon community and those who Building 44401, houses the pre- Jamestown, Willis Forman, Tobacco live in the community. The service kindergarten program. The pre- Road, Windsor Springs, Grovetown and club is no longer rank associated; kindergarten program is offered Sue Reynolds Elementary Schools. A officer’s spouses, civilian spouses, during the regular school year and homework center and computer center enlisted spouses—anyone can be follows the Richmond County School are available for the children as well as involved. The club has three focus calendar. Because it is part of the a variety of sports, arts and crafts, field areas—education, social and service. Georgia Pre-K program, there is no trips and horseback riding. 791-5104. The Fort Gordon Service Club helps charge for this service. 791-4455. the community through its thrift The administrative offices for the shop and flea markets. It raises Family Child Care Program are Realty Service Center money which is given back to the located in Building 28320. The community through grants and program is available for the parent www.fortgordon.com scholarships. For more information, who prefers family style care or 706-796-2955 call 791-3579. who needs extended hour care. Stinson Hall, Building 37300 Trained, monitored Family Child A first for the Army, Fort Gordon’s Care providers provide care in Directorate of Morale, Welfare and Thrift Shop approved government quarters. The Recreation opened a realty service administrative office is open Monday center on post. Operated by Century 706-791-2779 Building 39102 through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 21 Larry Miller Realty, the center The homes operate through contract provides the military community at The Thrift Shop, a Fort Gordon Ser- agreements negotiated between the Fort Gordon with convenient realty vice Club function, is operated for the parents and the providers. 791-4440. sales and listing services. Century benefit and use of all military and Short Term Alternative Child 21 provides these services for cus- civilian personnel. The Thrift Shop is Care Services offer child care on- tomers whether in the local area, open every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to site for organizations or groups across the nation or internationally. 3 p.m. and the first Saturday of each requiring care for at least 10 Conveniently located in the lobby of month from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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(October–May). It is located in vately owned vehicle sales lot and a always entitled to reduced fares. Building 39102, Brems Barracks area courtesy car safety inspection during The bus travel center is open at Avenue of the States and 40th the holidays. The Automotive Center Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. Street (behind the PX). The shop is located in Building 29300, on 30th to 6 p.m. For schedules and prices, accepts clothing and miscellaneous Street off Lane Avenue. call 706-793-0026. other items for sale on consignment. Self Storage Center Youth Challenge Automotive Center Academy 706-791-7256 706-791-2390 Building 29300 Fort Gordon operates a 106-unit 706-791-5950, 791-5990, 791-6100 Building 40006 Fort Gordon has one of the finest self-storage center that provides automotive centers in the Army and convenient, economical and secure The Youth Challenge Academy offers car and light truck repairs, mini-storage for the military opened with its first class at Fort plus alignment on most cars. The community. Gordon in September 2000. The facility features 28 inside bays, 34 second campus in Georgia, it is a vol- exterior bays and offers self-help untary 22-week residential program automotive services and professional Bus Travel Center for “at risk” Georgia high school assistance. A safety orientation is dropouts. Sponsored by the state’s 706-793-0026 presented prior to the use of the National Guard, cadets are given an Building 36200 facility. The orientations are held on opportunity to turn their lives a weekly basis. The bus travel center, located in around by acquiring life skills and Additional services available Building 36200, offers economical their General Education Diploma. include oil changes, air-conditioning and dependable service throughout The campus is located in the Brems checkup, computer diagnostic service, the United States. Military personnel Barracks area, adjacent to the Post recreational vehicle storage, a pri- and their family members are Exchange complex.
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is open from Memorial Day to Labor amusement machines, a full service At Your Leisure Day. 791-3550. snack bar, a pro shop and the Both swimming pools are open to “Kegler’s Lounge” sports lounge fea- Sports and all ranks and grades. 791-8954. turing pool tables, video games, vol- Fitness Facilities leyball courts, sports TV and Gordon Lakes beverage services. Gordon Lanes is open seven days a week for both open www.fortgordon.com/sporec.htm Golf Course 706-791-2599 and league bowling. The installation sports program 706-791-2433 offers over 100 facilities for dedicated One of the finest golf courses in the Library sports enthusiasts or for the occa- South is Gordon Lakes Golf Course. www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/lso.htm sional athlete. Programs are geared The original 18 holes were designed to the needs and desires of the Fort 706-791-7323 and built in 1976 by Robert Trent Building 33500 Gordon community with an emphasis Jones, the world renowned golf on unit level participation. The course architect. The North 9 holes Woodworth Consolidated Library, sports office also offers a variety of were designed by Ault & Clark Asso- Building 33500, located at Rice Road special events throughout the year. ciates and opened for play in 2002. It and Brainard Avenue, provides com- The Fort Gordon Fitness Center is a true championship 27-hole prehensive library services to the (Gym 6) is located in Building 21713 layout that has hosted the All Armed Fort Gordon community. The central on the corner of Barnes Avenue and Forces Championship and the All point of access for information 21st Street. The center has nautilus Army Golf Trials. All courses play to resources in print or digitized machines and expert instructors to a demanding par 72, with yardage format, the library consists of 48,000 assist patrons in the proper use of varying from 5,600 to 7,100. Six books, 10,000 military publications the machines for maximum health holes are played around a 20-acre and more than 200 periodical sub- and fitness. The center also offers lake, with a Robert Trent Jones sig- scriptions. The library’s mission is to individual saunas for men and nature island hole. The course fea- provide support for the training, edu- women. Regular programs in weight tures 81 bunkers, and cutout inside cational and recreational interests of training, aerobics and racquetball many Georgia pines and other native U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort are conducted here. In addition to trees. The course offers a practice Gordon personnel and military the Fitness Center, there are three range, practice putting and chipping family members. other gyms on post with exercise greens. Also available are rental Additionally, the library offers a equipment and basketball and rac- clubs, pull carts, lockers, electric wide assortment of information data- quetball courts. carts and a well-stocked pro shop. bases, computers with Internet The course has an active tournament access, affiliation with Defense Tech- Swimming Pools program, handicap services and nical & Information Center, profes- offers instruction for beginners as sional reference service, interlibrary loan service, CDs, DVDs and other 706-791-3034, 791-3550, 791-8954 well as advanced golfers. The golf course has the UPLINK GPS multimedia, and a children’s book A 50-meter Olympic size indoor pool System. Gordon Lakes Golf Course collection. Dial-A-Story operates is located on the corner of 25th is located on Range Road south of the daily by calling 791-3334. Street and Barnes Avenue in main post. Building 21608. This pool is open seven days a week and offers locker The Great Outdoors use for pool pass members. Pro- Bowling Center grams offered include lifeguard www.fortgordon.com/sporec.htm classes, winter and summer child 706-791-3446 706-791-3034, 791-5078 Building 33200 swim lessons, adult swim lessons, For the outdoor enthusiast, Fort water aerobics, lap swim and recre- Gordon Lanes offers bowling for all Gordon is a paradise. ational swim. 791-3034. ages. It is located in Building 33200, Mirror Lake provides a peaceful The Courtyard Pool, located on next to the Post Exchange’s PXtra. and scenic area for a pleasant respite Officers’ Drive off Brainard Avenue, This center has 24 ABC-sanctioned from the day’s activities. The lake has a baby pool, high and low diving bowling lanes, automatic scorers, a offers an outdoor covered patio with boards and a slide. This outdoor pool variety of electronic video and picnic tables adequate to seat 70
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people. The clubhouse can accommo- The lodge offers Sportsman’s Club For campers who enjoy the out- date 100 people and is fully equipped members and non-club members an doors tempered with the comforts of with refrigerator, ice machine, wet array of services such as purchasing home, there are cottages and bar, fireplace and restrooms. Open hunting and fishing licenses, checking campers available. Slips, sheds and year-round, Mirror Lake is located out any type of outdoor equipment camper storage spaces are available off North Range Road. like camping gear, bicycles and for rent. At Pointes West Army Recre- Leitner Lake is just off Gibson Road fishing boats, and for shooting ation Area you will also find picnic near Range Control. This area is a archery or checking out any firearms tables, barbecue grills, a swimming sportsman’s paradise, providing both for target practice. The lodge is a fan- beach, bathhouses, a playground, a hunting and fishing leisure time tastic meeting place for camaraderie covered pavilion, country store and activities. The lake is amply stocked among sportsmen. hiking trail. for fishermen and game-managed hunting areas are available for Pointes West Army hunters. Scheduled activities and pro- Riding Stables grams include fishing tournaments Recreation Area and hunter safety classes. Picnic 706-791-4864 706-541-1057 tables, a children’s playground, cov- The Fort Gordon Hilltop Riding Sta- ered pavilion and primitive camping The Pointes West Army Recreation bles are located off North Range sites are available at Leitner Lake. Area is located 23 miles from Fort Road at 16th Avenue. More than 250 The Tactical Advantage Sports- Gordon on Highway 104 near Leah, acres of trails are available to horse- man’s Complex, located just across Ga. Some of the activities available back riders. Lessons are offered for from Range 14, has an interior of Red on this 912-acre preserve are beginners to advanced riders. Hay tidewater cypress wood including two camping, picnicking, water skiing, rides, pony rides and organized trail tree trunks serving as girders and fea- swimming, hiking, boating and rides for groups are conducted. tures a fireplace in the main meeting fishing. Campers can choose from Included are summer and holiday hall lodge area and chimney and deck more than 100 sites with primitive, youth horse camps, lakeside ride area made of fieldstone. The lodge has partial or full hookups available. outs, horseback adventure and edu- an arms room where all firearms to be Camping equipment is also available cation sessions, and Fort Gordon’s checked out will be securely stored. for rental. Pony ‘n Saddle Club.
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Nature Trail right. The nature trail and observa- tion tower/viewing blind are on the Clubs, Dining http://gordon.army.mil/dpw/ right next to Beaver Pond (approxi- & enrmo/trail.html mately 350m). 706-791-2327, 791-5016 The nature trail and viewing blind Entertainment are handicap accessible and open to Fort Gordon offers a unique setting www.fortgordon.com the public. For more information, for all to enjoy at its wildlife viewing call the Environmental Branch at blind and nature trail in Training 791-2327 or 791-5016. Area 34 on Rowe Lane. Experience The Gordon Club nature at its best; you may encounter river otter, beaver, raccoon, wood 706-791-6780, 791-2205 Freedom Park Building 18402 ducks, great blue herons, whitetail Trail System deer and eastern wild turkey, as well The Gordon Club provides a top as many species of reptiles and quality dining and entertainment www.fortgordon.com/images/ amphibians. The site is ideal for facility for the community. The club trail_map.jpg family outings. offers breakfast, lunch and dinner Directions: From Gate 5 on Avenue Boy Scout Troop 99 created the Monday through Friday, special of the States, drive approximately Freedom Park Trail System in 2001 event programs, Sunday brunch on 0.75 miles to North Range Road and with assistance from numerous Fort special occasions, party services and turn left. Continue on North Range Gordon and Augusta area volun- a complete catering service. The Road 1.5 miles, past Olive Terrace teers. Authorized activities include Gordon Club is located in Building and Training Areas 10 and 11 to hiking, trail biking and running. No 18402, on the corner of 19th Street Range Road. Turn left on Range motorized bikes or vehicles are and Brainard Avenue. Road and continue 3.25 miles, past allowed at any time. The Freedom Gordon Lakes Golf Course to Park Trail System exists to provide a McDuffie Road (left fork in road). safe location for the Fort Gordon The Courtyard Continue on McDuffie Road past the community to enjoy outdoor fitness Recreation & Game Warden and Fish & Wildlife to activities and the natural beauty of Dining Center Union Mill Pond and Jones Chapel our outdoor areas. See the entire Road (5.25 miles). Turn right on trail system on the Fort Gordon 706-791-6000 Jones Chapel, continue to Rowe Lane installation foldout map or at the Building 36708 (approximately 200m) and turn Web site address. Casual dining, great food, superb customer service and fun are what make The Courtyard an exciting, full-spectrum entertainment and dining alternative at Fort Gordon. You’ll find something for everyone. Enjoy sports, movies and music videos on the 9 x 12 video wall. Additionally, you can play a relaxing game of chess, billiards or ping-pong in the arcade and game room. You can also play a round of golf on the indoor golf simulator, shoot skeet, hunt wild game, take target practice on the shooting sim- ulator or enjoy the NASCAR simu- lators. You can also show off your vocal talents during karaoke night in the lounge. Meeting space and catering services are also available. Call 791-6000 for details—or better yet, drop by and see for yourself
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why everyone on Fort Gordon is Signal Café What is BOSS? talking about The Courtyard Recre- The Better Opportunities for Single ation and Dining Center. 706-791-7019 Service Members program supports Signal Towers, Building 29808 the overall quality of single Soldiers’ lives. BOSS identifies real Soldier Signal Café offers a variety of soups, Go-Kart Track well-being issues and concerns by rec- salads, hamburgers, sandwiches, a ommending improvements through hot bar and pizzeria. Located on 706-791-5078 the chain of command. BOSS also the first floor of Signal Towers, encourages and assists single Soldiers Fort Gordon’s Go-Kart Track is Building 29808, the Signal Café is in identifying and planning for recre- located behind the Courtyard Recre- open Monday through Friday from ational and leisure activities. Addi- ation & Dining Center, Building 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Signal tionally, the program gives single 36708. The hours of operation are Café offers a variety of breakfast, Soldiers the opportunity to participate Fridays from 4 to 9 p.m., Saturdays lunch and snack items. from noon to 9 p.m. and Sundays in and contribute to their respective from 1 to 7 p.m. Cost is $5.00 for communities through volunteer activ- each 10-minute ride. Group rates for The Grill ities throughout the year. Come out to 8 or more are available. Drivers the new BOSS headquarters and play must be at least 10 years of age. Call 706-791-1148 pool, foosball, ping-pong, video arcade Outdoor Recreation at 791-5078 or Darling Hall, Building 33720 games and more! See your unit BOSS representative for upcoming events or 791-3317 for more information. The Grill at Darling Hall offers a visit the BOSS website at www.fort variety of breakfast and lunch items gordon.com/boss. BOSS is located on including soups, salads, hamburgers Lane Avenue in Building 28320. NASCAR Simulator and sandwiches. Located on the first floor of Darling Hall, Building 33720, 706-791-8489 The Grill is open Monday through Building 25722 Entertainment Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Program Fort Gordon’s Initial Entry Training Soldiers are afforded an opportu- 706-791-4389, 706-793-8552 Bogey’s Grill Building 32100 nity to drive NASCAR-style at the at Gordon Lakes Initial Entry Training Recreation The Fort Gordon Entertainment Pro- Center located on B Street, across Golf Course gram, located in Building 32100 in from Signal Towers on Chamber- the Post Exchange’s PXtra complex, lain Avenue. Coin-operated arcade 706-791-2433 offers a full season of professionally Building 537 games, a NASCAR simulator, TVs directed and produced theatrical and with cable, DVDs available for sign- Bogey’s Grill is located on Range concert attractions. Using an all-vol- out, pool tables, board games, a 25- Road, Building 537, at the Gordon unteer cast, crew and backstage computer Internet café, and a snack Lakes Golf Course. Enjoy ‘grab-n- helpers, participants come from both bar are available at the center. go’ breakfasts during the week the military and civilian communi- from 7 to 10:30 a.m. from the Pro ties. This program produces the crit- Shop, or heartier breakfasts on ically acclaimed Fort Gordon Dinner Kegler’s Lounge weekends and holidays from 6:30 to Theatre. The dinner theatre has a 10:30 a.m. Lunch is served from full season of Broadway type musi- 706-791-8716 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and includes cals, comedies, dramatic presenta- Building 33200 daily lunch specials. tions and special attractions. The Kegler’s Lounge, adjacent to Gordon program now offers outdoor concerts Lanes, is open to military and civil- featuring nationally known enter- ians. The sports theme offers an Better Opportunities tainers. The Entertainment Pro- atmosphere of camaraderie with pool for Single Service gram is always looking for new talent tables, six large televisions, video Members (BOSS) and dedicated workers to participate games and your favorite beverages in each production. Prior theatrical and snacks. Current televised sports www.fortgordon.com/boss experience is not necessary. For events (including closed circuit) are 706-791-3025, 791-7862 reservations and information, call shown via satellite. Building 28320 706-791-4389 or 706-793-8552.
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The Best of All Worlds
Augusta
www.augusta.net Augusta, Georgia is the ideal city for you to live and work! Although a half-million people call Georgia’s second largest city home, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the small town feel this city exudes. We revel in our lack of traffic jams and the conven- ience of being within a short drive of anywhere in the metro area. At the same time, we also enjoy a plethora of first class amenities, including fine dining, profes- sional sporting events, shopping at great stores and unique specialty shops, and attending first rate cultural events and
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concerts. Elton John, Jay Leno, be on the leading edge of both trans- among the highest in the state and Jessye Norman, Tina Turner, Alan plant and research. The area also higher education opportunities Jackson and Willie Nelson are among hosts one of the most highly regarded abound with a medical college, two the renowned performers who have burn treatment centers in the South- technical colleges, a liberal arts col- graced Augusta’s stages within recent east and a new state-of-the-art chil- lege and two universities all just years. Professional minor league dren’s hospital. minutes away. baseball and hockey teams also play The majority of Augusta’s thou- North Augusta celebrates a long in Augusta to enthusiastic crowds. sands of health care professionals and rich history. Breathtaking ante- One of the most prestigious events are home grown. Our city is home to bellum mansions and beautiful in all of sports is the Masters Tourna- the Medical College of Georgia, Victorian creations are eloquent ment, a tradition we have shared with where each year, thousands of doc- reminders of the past. These historic the world since its inception in the tors, dentists, nurses, therapists, treasures gracefully co-exist with 1930s. In a beautiful city at a beau- researchers and other health care picturesque, well-manicured homes tiful time of year, a golf course of stun- professionals are trained. A student in friendly, affordable neighborhoods. ning perfection hides its toughness could go from preschool to PhD in Many of North Augusta’s recent resi- behind a serene facade of manicured metro Augusta’s educational institu- dential developments include beau- botanical beauty. Once you walk the tions and emerge with an education tiful new communities on the hallowed grounds of the Augusta unrivaled anywhere. Savannah riverfront. National, you’ll begin to understand It is easy to see that Augusta, North Augusta is big on recreation. what the allure and mystique of this Georgia, with its beauty and charm The city currently maintains four- fabled tournament is all about. and its medical, cultural, educational teen park and open space areas with But if artistry of the non-golf and recreational opportunities, is facilities ranging from simple play- variety is what you long for, get ready. indeed the best place to live and work! grounds and picnic spots to beautiful Augusta’s growing arts community (Courtesy of Augusta Magazine). settings for quiet reflection. One includes its well known ballet, opera, such area, Wade Hampton Veterans symphony and theater companies, Park, designed to mimic the Stars touring Broadway production that North Augusta, and Stripes of the American Flag, is make stopovers in the Garden City dedicated to the honor and memory and other annual events on Augusta’s South Carolina of the veterans of every war since the very busy cultural calendar. Revolution. Creighton Living His- Speaking of the calendar, it’s very www.northaugusta.net tory Park is a beautiful, natural set- kind to Augusta in terms of climate. The City of North Augusta, South ting for a host of community events, We don’t have months of brutal Carolina is strategically centered in from free concerts to historical cold—you can play golf in January in the Augusta-Aiken metropolitan reenactments. short sleeves. Thanks to Augusta’s area and conveniently located along The City’s Riverview Park, the flag- hot summers and great location, dig- the South Carolina banks of the ship of the city’s extensive park ging your toes into the sand of an Savannah River. North Augusta offers system, features 149 acres with ath- Atlantic beach can be a quick and the best of both worlds—an idyllic letic fields, tennis courts, an 18-hole relaxing three-hour trip. small-town lifestyle amid all the bene- disc-golf course, playgrounds, trails Taking advantage of the area’s mild fits of big city living. In short, ours is and campsites. Soccer, softball, base- climate for such recreation is easy for an unparalleled quality of life! ball, football, basketball, volleyball Augusta residents because their dol- North Augusta residents enjoy an and cheerleading are just a few of the lars go further here than they do else- abundance of wholesome recre- year-round recreational opportunities where. Over the past decade, Augusta ational and cultural activities, quaint available for the sports enthusiast. has been among the most affordable neighborhoods, superior health care The Riverview Park Activities markets in the nation on overall cost services, exceptional employment Center offers locals a state-of-the-art of living indexes. opportunities and numerous shop- recreation facility complete with four Added to those quality of life fac- ping and dining experiences. Among gymnasiums, two racquetball courts, tors, metro Augusta also has one of these are a large medical community, weight room, game rooms and the largest and most skilled medical a strong military base, a U.S. Depart- meeting rooms. The center also fea- communities in the entire Southeast. ment of Energy facility and a tures a suspended indoor walking Georgia’s first heart transplant oper- number of Fortune 500 manufac- and jogging track and is the site of ation was performed in Augusta and turing and technology companies. numerous sporting events and com- the medical community continues to Public education standings are petitions, exercise classes and group
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meetings. Membership is open to out five sets of tees, a challenging but fair for America’s elite in the 1900s, of state residents at a nominal daily layout and all the amenities to ensure North Augusta has seen the or annual fee. a memorable golfing experience. Savannah River transformed from a One of North Augusta’s most pop- Virtually every weekend, horse working river to a pleasure river. ular recreational facilities is the lovers from all over the Southeast Re-integrating the river into commu- Greeneway, a multi-purpose trail cre- gather at the North Augusta Hippo- nity life has been a priority of North ated out of an abandoned railroad drome for equestrian shows, barrel Augusta planners and developers for right of way. Grab your roller blades, racing, cow roping and more. The some time. your bike or your running shoes and Hippodrome serves as home base for The River Club Golf Course, enjoy meandering through the nat- the competitors in Augusta’s annual completed in 1998, is the first of ural terrain of the community and National Barrel Horse Association many private redevelopment projects along the city’s waterfront. The Gree- National Championships and offers planned for the City’s riverfront. A neway is 4.8 miles of an eventual both an open-air and closed arena as waterfront park, marinas, hotel and eight-mile track. In the future, the well as stables to accommodate event conference center and traditional Greeneway will connect with participants. neighborhoods are exciting new planned citywide bicycle paths. The City of North Augusta and planned developments that focus, Try your hand at one of the city’s other community-based organiza- once again, on the natural beauty of newest private developments, The tions are host each year to numerous the river. River Club Golf Course, designed by free, fun and family oriented festivals With its natural beauty, incredible internationally acclaimed course and events sure to entertain! Call recreational advantages, location architect Jim Fazio. Set along the the North Augusta Chamber of Com- within a major metropolitan area, banks of the Savannah River, the merce for more details, 803-279-2323. affordable housing and excellent River Golf Club offers a unique set- North Augusta has big plans for its employment opportunities, North ting, which includes large bent grass future. From its role as a leading Augusta has unlimited potential. greens, numerous lakes, wetlands and trading post in the 1700s, as a ter- Come for a visit or visit for a life- dramatic bunkers. The River Golf minus of the Charleston-Hamburg time...you’ll feel at home from the Course is open to the public, offers railway of the 1800s, and as a resort first hello!
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History of Fort Gordon
www.gordon.army.mil Camp Gordon, named for Confederate Lieutenant General John Brown Gordon, was activated for infantry and armor training during World War II. During the war, its 55,000 acres served as a divisional training base for the 4th and 26th Infantry Divisions and the 10th Armored Division that fought in Europe in General George S. Patton’s Third Army. (The inactivated 10th Armored Division still calls Fort Gordon home). After World War II, more than 85,000 officers and enlisted personnel were discharged from Camp Gordon’s Army Personnel Center. Other facilities included a U.S. Disciplinary Barracks and, begin- ning in 1943, a prisoner of war camp for German and Italian World War II captives.
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Camp Gordon, almost deserted the decade, Camp Gordon was home Police School’s move to Fort after June 1948, came to life in Sep- to the only Army Criminal Investi- McClellan, Ala. tember 1948 with the establishment gation Laboratory in the continental In June 1962, all activities of the of the Signal Corps Training Center. United States as well as a Rehabili- Signal Corps Training Center were The post’s training mission grew tation Training Center and a U.S. reorganized under the U.S. Army with the addition of the Military Disciplinary Barracks. In 1953, the Southeastern Signal School. Desig- Police School in September 1948 and Basic Replacement Training Center nating the installation the U.S. the activation of the Engineer Avia- and the Advanced Leader’s School Army Signal Center and Fort tion Unit Training Center in January provided basic training and Gordon, the Army consolidated all 1949 (the latter remained at Camp advanced leadership training (both communications training at Fort Gordon for only one year). were inactivated in 1955.) The Civil Gordon on Oct. 1, 1974. The Korean conflict again placed Affairs School arrived in 1955 as The arrival of the Army’s Computer Camp Gordon center stage in part of the Civil Affairs and Military Science School was only part of the preparing Soldiers for combat. In Government School. impetus for the fort’s tremendous addition to communications per- Camp Gordon, becoming a perma- growth during the 1980s. The fol- sonnel at the Signal Training nent Army installation on March 21, lowing decade found its Mobilization Center’s Signal Corps Replacement 1956, was redesignated Fort Gordon. Command deploying numerous troops Training Center and Signal Unit The U.S. Army Training Center to Southwest Asia during Operation Training Group, MPs trained for (Basic) was activated here in 1957. Desert Shield-Desert Storm (1990- combat assignments while the 51st During the Vietnam War, infantry, 1991). Fort Gordon figures promi- Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brigade military police and signal Soldiers nently in the post-Cold War national formed three detachments before trained at Fort Gordon. While defense. Still the “Home of the Signal moving to Camp Stewart, Ga. In Signal Corps training continued to Regiment,” it also supports the 93d 1950, the installation became the expand throughout the 1960s, other Signal Brigade, 513th Military Intelli- site for Military Government activities ceased through postwar gence Brigade and the Regional Secu- Training for the Army. Also during deactivations and the Military rity Operations Center.
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Academy of Cataract & Laser Surgery, P.C. is the only practice in the CSRA, and one of a small number of practices across the country to offer premium Allegretto IntraLASIK. This means no-knife, computer driven laser treatment for safe and predictable LASIK. Use of the Intralase femtosecond laser ensures that no knife (no cutting) is used to create the corneal flap. Then the Allegretto-Wavelight laser system Howard L. Bruckner, M.D. reshapes the front of the eye taking away the need for glasses or Medical Director Academy of Cataract & Laser Surgery contacts. Allegretto is the only laser which is FDA approved to Board Certified Opthamologist reduce glare and thereby improves night vision. Former Chief Opthamologist First Army Headquarters, Ft. Gordon
Howard Bruckner, M.D. Director 909 15th Street State of the Art Eye Surgery 722-9601 Augusta, GA 30901 www.brucknereyemd.com 1-800-476-5521 All Suites Include • TDY Rate • Free Long Distance • Free Wired & Wireless Internet I-20 Exit 194 • Kitchen Area • Iron & Ironing Board • Full Size Refrigerator 4073 Jimmie Dyess Pkwy./Belair Rd. • Microwave Augusta, GA 30909 • In Room Coffee • Hair Dryer 2 miles from Gate 1 at Fort Gordon • Free Local Calls • Voice Mail • Free Continental Breakfast (706) 855-2088 • Guest Laundry Room • 25” TV/VCR Cable TV/HBO 1-800-4-CHOICE • Business Center • Outdoor Pool • Climate Control Full Bath
520 Exit 3A 2182 Gordon Hwy. All Suites Include Augusta, GA 30909 • TDY Rate • Free Long Distance 2 miles from Gate 1 at Fort Gordon • Free Wired & Wireless Internet • Kitchen Area • Iron & Ironing Board • Full Size Refrigerator (706) 312-7000 • Microwave • In Room Coffee 1-800-4-HEARTH • Hair Dryer • Free Local Calls • Fort Gordon - 2 miles • Voice Mail • Free Continental Breakfast • Bush field Airport - 8 miles • Guest Laundry Room • Downtown Augusta - 8 miles • 25” TV/VCR Cable TV/HBO • Augusta Mall - 3 miles • Business Center • Augusta National - 6 miles • Outdoor Pool • Climate Control Full Bath Our Suites Have: • Separate Living Area • Microwave Oven • Refrigerator And Coffeemaker • Two Phones With Voice Mail And Dataport Connection • Two Remote Controlled Color Televisions With Premium Cable Channels • Iron & Ironing Board • Hair Dryer • 36” TV’s In Select Rooms The Augusta area offers a myriad of activities including 28 sites and attractions listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the award winning Augusta Riverfront revitalization on the Savannah River, Morris Museum of Art, Augusta Richmond County Museum, National Science Center, Georgia Golf Hall of Fame and 12 public golf courses within four minutes of the hotel. • Conference Room • Ballroom • Complimentary Buffet Breakfast & Evening Cocktails • Restaurant • Pool • Omni Fitness Center • Augusta National Golf Club Is Approximately One Mile Away • More Than 40 Restaurants And Attractions Within Three Miles Of The Hotel. • High Speed Internet • Free Local Calls • Earn Points • 10 Miles From Ft. Gordon 706-868-1800 3038 Washington Road • Augusta, Georgia 30907 • Exit 199 Fax 706-868-9300 www.clarioninn.com Augusta’s Premier Body Shop and Collision Repair. Visit Our Body Repair Facility in Augusta GA! We Sell Used Hondas & Acuras Full Service Paint & Body Shop Free Rental With All Collision Repairs Complete Auto Repairs & Servicing “If There’s A Problem With Your Car We Have The Solution” 2403 Milledgeville Road Augusta, GA 30904 Phone: 706-481-0092 www.autoworks.bz WHY PAY SHOWROOM PRICES?
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• 62 Guestrooms - Singles, Doubles, Suites, Jacuzzi Rooms 2909 Riverwest Dr. • ADA Compliant Accessible Rooms and Suites Augusta, GA 30907 • Adjoining Rooms for Flexible Family Accommodations • Free Continental Breakfast Ph: (706) 481-8010 • Free Local Calls Toll Free: (877) 733-1377 • Free Long Distance • Free High Speed Internet • Guest Laundry • Fitness Center • Business Center • Outdoor Pool • Microfridge in every Guestroom • Hairdryers and Irons & Ironing Boards in every Guestroom • In room safes • Full Cable 24” Flat Screen TV with DVD Player • Movies On Demand
Augusta Comfort Inn Facilities 629 Frontage Road, N.W. • Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast & USA Today Augusta, GA 30907 • Manager’s Reception (Mon, Tues & Wed) 706-855-6060 • Outdoor Pool & Whirlpool 706-855-8008 fax • Meeting Space & Executive Boardroom Available • Fax & Copy Service • Non-Smoking & handicapped Rooms • Whirlpool Suites with Refrigerators, Microwaves, Wet Bars and VCRs • Coffeemakers & Iron/Ironing Boards • Computer Dataports • Free Cable TV with HBO
At each Red Roof Inn throughout the country, 4328 Frontage Road you’ll find consistent high quality, cleanliness, Augusta, GA 30909 friendly service and the following great features: • Kids 17 and younger stay free when occupying the Tel: 706-228-3031 same room with an adult family member Fax: 706-228-3128 • Free local telephone calls • Voice mail in all rooms For reservations 1-800-RED-ROOF • Dataports • T-Mobile wireless broadband internet service also available in most locations • Complimentary morning coffee • Free ESPN, ESPN2, HBO, CNN, Discovery, The Learning Channel, The Weather Channel, TNT, TBS, USA, Fox News and more... • Free USA TODAY newspaper weekdays in our lobby • Alarm/Clock radios • Snack centers • Cribs provided at no charge Whether you are visiting Augusta on business or RESTAURANTS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE Microtel pleasure, Microtel Inn & Suites offers safe, clean & IMMEDIATE DRIVING AREA: Zack’s Grill and affordable accommodations. (Next Door), Waffle House, McDonald’s, Inn & Suites Wendy’s, Denny’s, Pizza Hut, Burger King, • 61 Guest Rooms, Interior Corridors & Applebee’s, Macaroni and Grill, Chili’s, Augusta, GA Electronic Locks. Soup & Salad, Olive Garden, Steak-Out, • Singles, doubles, and suites available. Vallarta Mexican Restaurant and others. • All rooms include microwave, refrigerator, and coffeemaker. 2176 Gordon Hwy. (off Bobby Jones Expressway) • Non-smoking and ADA accessible rooms Augusta, GA 30909 Phone: (706) 736-6425 Fax: 736-8219 available. www.microtelinn.com • Complimentary Deluxe Breakfast. • 21” remote controlled TV with Cable, ESPN, CNN, and HBO. • Outdoor swimming pool and fitness facilities available. • Large Meeting Room, Business Center, High Speed Internet Connection. • Fax and Copy services on premises. • Guest Laundry.
- Free hot continental breakfast. - Free faxes, copies and printing in the Wingate Inn - Augusta 24-hour business center. - Fitness room and whirlpool. Northeast - Free copy of USA Today. 2123 Noland Connector - Indoor Heated Pool. - Express checkout. Gordon Hwy & Bobby Jones Expressway - Neutrogena bathroom amenities. Augusta, GA 30909 US - Moen Revolution showerhead, curved Phone: 706-729-1616 shower rod, hookless shower curtain Fax: 706-739-0453 and upgraded towels. - Top of the line mattress and box spring with softer pillows and linens. 520 - In-room coffee maker, iron, ironing board 20 and safe. - Ability to earn valuable TripRewards points, 520 air miles or rail points. Gordon Hwy. - Guest Suites available. Gordon Hwy. - Valet and Dry Cleaning Service available. 1 - Complimentary Happy Hour, Monday thru Thursday from 5 PM to 7 PM.
Guest of this Augusta hotel are Quality Inn South (GA585) provided an abundance of amenities including: 2926 Peach Orchard Road Augusta, GA, US, 30906 • Free continental breakfast. Phone: (706) 793-3306 • Free coffee. Fax: (706) 793-7928 • Free high-speed. Internet access. • Free local calls. 1 • Outdoor pool. 4 25
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3023 Washington Road • Augusta, GA 30907 • Electronic room keys • Free local phone calls • Seasonal outdoor pool All Suites Include • Complimentary coffee and newspaper in lobby • TDY Rate • Free Long Distance Calls in USA • Free Internet Service-All Rooms • Senior, special and group rates available • 3 1/2 Miles from Fort Gordon • In-room personal voice mail • Voice Mail • Free Continental Breakfast • Wake-up service • Guest Laundry Room • 24” TV/DVD/Cable TV/HBO • Computer center and fax services • Large “Las Vegas” Style In Room Jacuzzi • Meeting room and banquet room for 15-150 people • Business Center • Outdoor Pool • Children 18 and under stay free in parent’s room • Across from Cracker Barrel Restaurant • Margarita’z Bar & Grill For Reservations Call: 706-736-2595 www.americasbestinns.com
Best Western Evans Hotel 706-651-9100 452 Park West Drive Conveniently located near Ft. Gordon, Augusta National Golf Course, Ft. Discovery, Golf Hall of Fame and other areas of interest. Take I-20 Exit 194, south on Belair Road. The Best Western offers: Brand New - Interior Corridor • King and Double Queen Beds Motel 6 welcomes you to beautiful Augusta with DVD Player and • Elevator VCR, High Speed Internet Connection, Free Unlimited Long • Outdoor Pool Distance, Refrigerator and Microwave in every room. Motel 6 • Remote Cable TV with HBO Augusta also features a Pool, Guest Laundry, Fitness Center, • Exercise Room Hospitality Room and a Business Computer in The Lobby. Jacuzzi • Complimentary Hot Breakfast Suites and Kitchenette Rooms are also available. Enjoy all these • Business/Meeting Room amenities at the best price of any national chain. • Non-Smoking Rooms • Shopping and Restaurants Nearby • Whirlpool Rooms Motel 6 Augusta • Free Unlimited Calls 459 Parkwest Drive - Grovetown, GA 30813 • Free High Speed Internet Exit 194 Off I-20 Across From Cracker Barrel • Guest Laundry Reservations: 1-706-651-9100 706-651-8300 • Fax: 706-651-8391 Three Great Neighborhoods Located Minutes From Fort Gordon Willow Oak Village Willow Oak Opening 2007 Village Creek Bend 1220 Creek Bend Drive Grovetown, GA 30813 Phone: 706-869-7411
Euchee Creek 983 Cannock Street Grovetown, GA 30813 Phone: 706-651-1976
Please Call for More information: 669 North Belair Road • Evans, Georgia 30809 Bus: (706) 863-1775 or (800) 558-1775 • Fax: (706) 863-4304 Website: www.PruBeazleyRealEstate.com • Email: [email protected]
Providence Place Visa 2205 Southgate Drive Mastercard Discover Augusta, GA 30906 Accepted (706) 793-2664 E-mail: [email protected] www.royal-american.net FEATURES • Fully equipped kitchens • Mini-blinds • Pool • Laundry facilities • Total electric central heat and air • Washer and dryer connections in some • Near Ft. Gordon • Gas heat/hot water heaters Willow Ridge Visa 2812 Joy Road Mastercard Discover Augusta, GA 30909 Accepted (706) 738-5339 E-mail: [email protected] www.royal-american.net FEATURES • Mini-blinds • Military discounts • Swimming pool • Total electric • Playground • Central heat and air • Convenient location M A R T IN TO W N R D W E RD AS AK HIN AS A L GT 230 CUAG ON RD R CKS
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MERRICK PLACE 706-736-0576 Our apartment homes boast spacious floorplans, plenty of closet space and extraordinary residential service, along with a quiet neighborhood plus much more. Merrick Place exceeds today’s essentials and surpasses tomorrow’s possibilities… www.wilkinsonrea.com/merrick FEATURES: • Two basketball courts • Cable ready • Two laundry facilities • Ceiling fans • Extra-large floorplans • Private patios and balconies • Park area with barbecue grill • Walk-in closets • Townhomes available • Fitness center • Military discounts • Quiet Tree-lined, park-like setting • Close to shopping/dining • Two tennis courts • Children’s playground • Clubhouse • Two sparkling swimming pools • Washer and dryer connections in select homes • 24 hour maintenance 3190 Skinner Mill Road • Augusta, GA 30909 • 706-736-0576 • Fax: 706-736-1626 • [email protected] OAK VIEW PLACE 706-796-6059 FEATURES: • Convenient to day care, Fort Gordon • Washer and dryer connections and major shopping • Fully equipped kitchen • Playground • Ceiling fans in all apartments • Swimming pool • Clubhouse • Heavily wooded area • Military discounts • Beautifully landscaped • Private patios • Ceiling fans • Fireplace in select units • Gas, heat and hot water • 24 hour maintenance 3506 Oak View Place • Hephzibah, GA 30815 • 706-796-6059 • Fax: 706-793-5894 • www.wilkinsonrea.com • [email protected] PLAZA PLACE 803-279-2953 FEATURES: • Professional on-site management • Beautifully landscaped • Private patio/balcony • Washer and dryer connections • Laundry facilities • 24-hour maintenance • Pest control • Water and trash included • Washer and dryer available in some units • Sunrooms (optional) • Swimming pool • Lighted tennis court • Playground • Cable ready • Picnic area 1300 Plaza Place • North Augusta, SC 29841 • 803-279-2953 • Fax: 803-278-5327 • www.wilkinsonrea.com • [email protected] CARING MANAGEMENT BY Stephen D. Bell & Company This map cannot be used for legal purposes, especially for determination of public access adherent to sale or transfer of real estate where official government plat maps must be used to © 2006 MARCOA Publishing, Inc. verify any traffic way shown on this map. MARCOA P.O. Box 509100 Publishing, Inc. assumes no responsibility in cases San Diego, California 92150-9100 of misrepresentation by others of map data not (858) 695-9600 / www.marcoa.com confirmed by actual surveys.
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FEATURES WASHINGTON RD. . • Spacious floorplans • Spacious closets D R 20 T • Ceiling fans OU SC . Y • Dishwasher, disposal and F/F refrigerator D BO R L B L O • Washer/dryer connections in select homes I Y M SC R O • Vaulted ceilings in select homes N E UT N R N D
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We Support Our Troops & Retirees SouthSide Self Storage Good health starts with your mouth. Most people are not aware that periodontal disease can affect your entire body. Did you know it’s a contributor to heart attacks, diabetes and low birth weights? Proper dental hygiene is the key to avoiding these problems. Dr. Hickey and his caring staff are dedicated to helping you get your mouth back in good health by: • Regular checkups and cleanings - Best prices in town GUARANTEED! • Total gum disease treatments - 10% Military discount • Extractions where necessary, as - Authorized U-Haul Dealer well as wisdom teeth ...remember - only floss the ones - 6 sizes to choose from you want to keep! - 24/7 Access and Video Surveillance WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-THURSDAY •MOST INSURANCE FILED - Moving supplies available •MEDICAID ACCEPTED •MILITARY ESPECIALLY WELCOMED Office hours: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm “You protect our freedom, let us protect your dental health” DR. JUDSON HICKEY PERIODONTIST (706) 560-0406 706-739-0071 2315-B Central Ave. • Augusta, GA 30904 H
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