JBM-HH Welcomes Duggan As New Commander, Bids Farewell to Henderson

Pentagram Vol. 63, No. 26 June 30, 2016 www.army.mil/jbmhh Published For Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall JBM-HH welcomes Duggan as new commander, bids farewell to Henderson

By Julia LeDoux currence, where our daily news is sor, now-retired Marine Lt. Col. Pentagram Staff Writer the national news and I wouldn’t John Orille; Executive Officer change any of it.” Cisco Rivera; Chief of Staff Glenn Joint Base Myer-Henderson During his two-year tenure as Wait; and the Department of the Hall bid farewell to Col. Michael commander, Henderson said he Army civilians who comprise the D. Henderson on June 28 and was privileged to partner with joint base staff. welcomed Col. Patrick M. Dug- some of the most incredible and “It has been my absolute hon- gan as commander during a tra- selfless organizations that can or to have served as commander ditional change of command cer- be found in the nation, in Ar- of Joint Base Myer-Henderson emony June 28. lington County and Southwest Hall,” he said. “This position af- Henderson said he felt pride Washington, D.C. Among the fords a commander opportunities tempered with sadness as he organizations he lauded were the found nowhere else in the Army.” stood before the crowd who gath- Arlington County Chamber of Jokingly, Henderson said he, ered for the ceremony at Conmy Commerce; Arlington County; as base commander, has had the Hall on the Fort Myer portion of the Radnor-Fort Myer Heights, best commute in the National the joint base. Lynn Park, Penrose and Foxcroft Capital Region. “It seems like yesterday that I Civic Associations; the Arlington “But seriously, each morning was standing here after the Col- County Civic Federation; the I watch the Caisson roll past my ors were passed to me,” he said, Washington Waterfront Associ- house and I listen to the funeral adding that, “and while it may ation; the USO of Metropolitan processions march by and I am seem like yesterday, in reality my Washington; and the American reminded every day what it means command has seen what feels like Red Cross-NCR. to be a Soldier and why it’s great a lifetime of activity and changes. Henderson also thanked the to be a Soldier,” he said. “The ex- One day the focus was facilities members of his command team, perience has been life-changing and a year later completely about including Command Sgt. Maj. and extraordinary.” PHOTO BY BOBBY JONES force protection.” Randall E. Woods; current Depu- Henderson also welcomed U.S. Army Col. Patrick M. Duggan, left, incoming commander for Joint Base Henderson said that complex ty Joint Base Commander Marine Duggan and his wife, Lynda, and Myer-Henderson Hall, receives the joint base organizational colors from Davis D. Tindoll Jr., director, Atlantic Region, U.S. Army Installation Man- dynamic is what makes up the Lt. Col. Eric Kelly, who served as their sons, Ethan, Evan and Sam, agement Command, during a change of command ceremony June 28 on JBM-HH community, “where the commander of troops during the Fort Myer portion of the joint base. Duggan took command from Col. high-profile events are a daily oc- the ceremony and his predeces- see COMMAND, page 4 Mike Henderson, who served nearly two years as JBM-HH commander. News Notes New JBM-HH access forms will streamline process Transportation advisory for Metrobus users By Guv Callahan Effective July 1, WMATA will no longer Pentagram Staff Writer allow DoD employees with a Common ACCEPTABLE FORMS: UNACCEPTABLE FORMS: Access Card, Pentagon Facilities Alter- Contractors and visitors ✓ ✗ native Credential or ALT card to ride who need to access Joint Metrobus 28X (from West Falls Church/ Base Myer-Henderson Hall Tysons Corner-Mark Center) for free. will soon be able fill out the The cooperative agreement between DoD required forms in a newer, and WMATA will expire June 30. Metro- computer fillable format. bus 28X services will continue, however, Starting July 30, the JBM- DoD customers will be required to pay HH visitor control center will the full fare, which is currently $1.75. The only accept the new versions Mass Transportation Benefits Program of forms 190-16A and 190- is available for government personnel to 16B, the installation control subsidize the cost, providing up to $255 access pass applications for per month. contractors and visitors, respectively. The forms are Healthy Lifestyle Festival – used for contractors and vis- July 1-2 itors to the installation, non- The Fort Myer Commissary, along with DoD CAC/ID card holders JBM-HH Family and Morale, Welfare who require vetting prior to and Recreation, and the Andrew Rader installation access. U.S. Army Health Clinic, are hosting a These new application Healthy Lifestyle Festival July 1-2 in front forms will replace a variety • 190-16a (Contractors), 190-16b (Visitors) • Forms altered by user of the Fort Myer Commissary 9 a.m. to of access forms that people • Found at www.army.mil/jbmhh • Forms missing info 6 p.m. The event will center on a Farm- • Dated “15JUN15” • Dated before "15JUN15" er’s Market-style of booths and tables to see FORMS, page 4 present healthy lifestyle choices to attendees. The Farmer’s Market portion will be open until 6 p.m., while the various other activities will be open until 2 p.m. For Ten Things to Know Around the DoD in July more information, call 703-696-3674 ex- tension 3303. Compiled by for the National Mall and Me- allowing most beneficiaries en- CARE Nurse Advice Line al- Arthur Mondale morial Parks reminds attendees rolled in TRICARE Prime two lows members to speak with a New JBM-HH gate hours Pentagram Staff Writer that all visitors will be screened visits to a network provider or registered nurse who can an- New operational hours and provisions at entrance points. Alcohol, TRICARE-authorized urgent swer urgent care questions, give for all three portion of JBM-HH have 1. A Capitol Fourth 2016 glass containers and personal care center without a referral or health care advice, help find a begun. Effective July 5, changes in oper- Concert and Fireworks. The fireworks are not permitted. prior authorization, although doctor, and schedule next- ating hours to Fort Myer’s Wright Gate U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s To learn more visit www.pbs. network copayments still ap- day appointments at military and Henderson Hall’s Gate 1 will com- Own,” The U.S. Army Her- org/a-capitol-fourth/home/. ply. Those eligible include ac- hospitals and clinics. Just dial mence. The revised operating hours can ald Trumpets, and The U.S. For a full list of other summer tive duty members, National 1-800-TRICARE (1-800-874- be found online at www.slideshare.net/ Army Presidential Salute Bat- concerts featuring the U.S. Guard and reservists on active 2273) and choose option 1. JBMHH/new-gate-hours-for-jbmhh. tery are part of a large roster Army Band see the events cal- duty orders for more than 30 3. Hall of Heroes induc- Also, the JBM-HH Visitor Control Center of performers to be showcased endar www.usarmyband.com/ days in TRICARE Prime Re- tion. Retired U.S. Army Lt. hours are: Fort Myer, Bldg. 415, Monday during the 36th annual A Cap- event-calendar.html or check mote, non-active duty mem- Col. Charles Kettles, a Vietnam through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Fort itol Fourth Independence Day out the schedule on page 3. bers in TRICARE Prime, War veteran, will be induct- McNair, Bldg. 65 (immediately inside 2nd celebration on the West Lawn 2. Urgent care pilot pro- TRICARE Prime Remote, ed into the Pentagon’s Hall Street Gate) — Open Tuesday and Thurs- of the U.S. Capitol July 4 from gram. The Department of TRICARE Young Adult Prime of Heroes July 19, one day af- day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 703-696- 8 to 9:30 p.m. Attendees are Defense has launched a new and TRICARE Overseas Pro- 8968 for more information on both Visitor encouraged to arrive hours ear- Urgent Care Pilot Program for gram beneficiaries traveling in ly. The National Park Service TRICARE Prime beneficiaries the U.S. Moreover, the TRI- see TEN THINGS, page 4 see NEWS, page 4

Index Local forecast Independence Day holiday hours. . . page 2 Urban Warrior Challenge . . . . . page 3 THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. IMCOM townhall ...... page 5 85 | 67 88 | 69 88 | 66 85 | 67 Zika: What you need to know. . . . page 6 News notes ...... page 9

For more weather forecasts and information, visit www.weather.gov. 2 Thursday, June 30, 2016 PENTAGRAM A family affair

PHOTO BY SPC. DANIEL YEADON The Soldiers and families of 4th Battalion, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) participate in a Warrior Family Day and Battalion Organization Day on the Fort Myer portion of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall June 24. The day’s activities included music demonstrations from the The Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, drill demonstrations from The U.S. Army Drill Team, team sports, and an obstacle course for children. Organizational days are intended to build strong bonds within a unit and allow time for families to come together for fun.

JBM-HH Independence Day Operations and services holiday hours Community spotlight

Andrew Rader U.S. Army Closed. For more information, call 703-696-7957. Name: Rubin Nicholas Health Clinic Military service or other unit name: Army Community Service Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3510. Logistic Readiness Center, 406th Army Field Support Battalion. Army and Air Force Exchange Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call individual stores for more information: Job title/where do you work: Services – Fort Myer PX, to Starbucks (703-527-0101); Subway (703-243-1786); Barber Shop Motor Vehicle Operator/Dispatcher include: Starbucks, Subway, (703-351-6569); Cleaners/Alterations (703-358-9257); GNC (703- What do you want people to know about your duty assign- Barber Shop, cleaners/alter- 522-6786); Optical Shop (703-528-9122); ASAP Flowers (703-953- ment, job, program or service? That I provide transportation ations, GNC, Optical Shop, 0555) . Any AAFES activities not listed here are closed. support for Military Full Honors Funerals in Arlington National and ASAP Flowers. Cemetery for the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) and Auto craft shop Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3387. The United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own.” We also provide transportation support for the White House, Senate, Congress American Clipper Open 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. For more information, call 703-271-8177. and the senior commander of the Military District of Washington. I’ve provided mission support Barber Shop for the presidential inauguration of President Barack Obama, President George W. Bush and Bowling Center Open noon to 6 p.m. For more information, call 703-528-4766. President Bill Clinton. I was at the Pentagon on 9/11 and was tasked to help evacuate personnel to Fort Myer. I have three daughters (Ebony, Tiffany, Tiara) and one sister (Chunqua) who MCCS Car Wash Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. work on JBM-HH. Two daughters work for post security and one works at Andrew Rader U.S. Cody CDC Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3095. Army Health Clinic; my sister works at the commissary. Community Activities Center Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3470. What’s the most rewarding part of your current position and why? Taking care of the Soldier, to help ensure that there are no mission failures. I never had the op- Commissary Open 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.; no Early Bird shopping. portunity to serve my country in a military uniform so I’m serving my country now by providing Call 703-696-3674. transportation support to the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines in the Military District of CYSS Closed. For more information, call 703-696-4942/0313. Washington. FMWR Admin Offices Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3305. What’s your… Favorite Quote: “There is no secret to success. It’s the result of preparation, hard work and Fort Myer Express Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 703-806-4371. learning from failure.” – Retired U.S. Army Gen. Colin Powell. Fort Myer Fitness Center Open 8 a.m. 4 p.m. For more information, call 703-696-7867. Favorite sports team: Wild Bunch Drag Racers. Fort Myer Officers’ Club Closed. For more information, call 703-524-0200. Book: Bible. Fort Myer Officers’ Open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information, Band/music artist: Fantasia. Club Pools call 703-524-0200. Fort Myer PX Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 703-806-4371. Movie: Glory. Fort McNair Express Closed. Call 703-806-4371. Place you’ve ever traveled to or been stationed: Aruba, Cancun, Bahamas. Fort McNair Barber Shop Closed. Call 703-806-4371. What do you like most about working on/visiting JBM-HH? Just like my second family Fort Myer Five Star Catering Closed. For more information, call 703-524-0200. What do you like most about living in the National Capital Region? Everything is convenient. What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? Be truthful in word and deed; look forward and Fort McNair Officers’ Club Closed. For more information, call 202-484-5800. never look back. Fort McNair Fitness Center Closed. For more information, call 202-685-3117. If you won the lottery, what would you do? Buy all eight of my children new homes and pay Fort McNair Five Star Closed. For more information, call 202-484-5800. off all their bills. Donate to my church. Catering What are your goals for the year? Planning for retirement and staying healthy. Java Café Closed. For more information, call 571-483-1962. What advice do you have for someone newly stationed or working at JBM-HH? Best place in the world – Our nation’s Capital. Library Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3555. Marine Corps Exchange, Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call 703-979-8420. Vineyard Wine & Spirits and NOTE: Any Marine Corps Community Services activities not listed NEX Uniform Center here are closed. Old Guard Lounge Closed. For more information, call 703-524-0200 Spates Community Club Closed. For more information, call 703-527-1300/1302. Spates Five Star Catering Closed. For more information, call 703-527-1300/1302.

Spindrift Café Closed. For more information, call 703-524-3037. Cpl. Terry L. Smith Open 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; group exercise classes are cancelled. Gymnasium For more information, call 703-614-7214. Veterinary Treatment Facility Closed. For more information, call 703-696-3604. Zembiec Pool Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. For more information, call 703-693-7351.

Almost all activities and offices on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall will be closed Monday, July 4, the federal holiday designated as Independence Day, a federal holiday celebrating America’s independence. Most military personnel will have a training holiday Friday, July 1. The following facilities and places of business have reported open or closed hours for July 4. Unless otherwise noted, this list applies to July 4. This list is not all encompassing; please check with the facility you wish to visit for more details.

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PHOTO BY SGT. CODY W. TORKELSON Soldiers and Marines compete in a tug-of-war competiton during the annual Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall and The Old Guard Urban Warrior Challenge and Organization Day June 23. For the second year in a row, Soldiers from across the joint base swept Marines from Henderson Hall 3-0 in the tug-of-war contest that culminated the event.

By Julia LeDoux out virtually all outdoor athlet- Soldiers from across the joint the event was to build esprit-de- “This is the best event of the Pentagram Staff Writer ic events at this year’s Urban base swept Marines from Hen- corps and camaraderie among year that this base puts on by Warrior Challenge and Organi- derson Hall 3-0 in a tug-of-war the troops while giving fami- far,” said Spc. Jason Bermudez Soldiers from Joint Base My- zation Day June 23 stop them contest that culminated the lies a chance to see where their of The Old Guard. er-Henderson Hall didn’t let from completing their mission. event. loved ones spend their working the thunderstorms that rained For the second year in a row, Organizers said the purpose of hours. see WARRIOR, page 5 ACS reignites conversation on family, domestic violence By Arthur Mondale Pentagram Staff Writer

October may be National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, but Joint Base My- er-Henderson Hall clinical staff members within Army Com- munity Service say they believe domestic violence intervention, outreach and education is a yearlong process. “Domestic violence is always happening, it’s not exclusive to October,” said Diane Neilson, JBM-HH Family Advocacy Program victim advocate. “It doesn’t matter what uniform you are wearing, your appearance or the role that you play— domestic violence happens—it’s just not always talked about because it’s happening behind closed doors.” PHOTO BY ARTHUR MONDALE In an effort to ensure domestic Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall clinical staff, military spouses and civilian providers take part in group sessions and discussions on the prominence of domestic violence in the military during a workshop entitled “Community Response to Family Violence” June 23 at Memorial Chapel on the Fort Myer see WORKSHOP, page 7 portion of the joint base. The 8-hour event was organized by the Army Community Service.

H H H The United States Army Band H H H CALENDAR OF EVENTS July 1 8:20 p.m. The U.S. Army Herald Trumpets will perform with the National Symphony Orchestra in an “American the Beautiful” concert at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. July 2 7 p.m. The U.S. Army Band Downrange will perform a Stars and Stripes Spectacular at the Spotsylvania Courthouse Village at 9010 Old Battlefield Blvd., in Spotsylvania, Virginia. July 2 8 p.m. The U.S. Army Concert Band and Army Voices will perform in an Independence Day celebration with fireworks at the Great Plaza at Penn’s Landing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. July 4 9 a.m. The U.S. Army Chorus will perform in the 54th annual Independence Day Celebration and Naturalization Ceremony at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia. July 4 6 p.m. The U.S. Army Band Downrange will perform in the National Park Service’s Fourth of July Concert at Washington Monument Grounds in Washington, D.C. July 4 8 p.m. The U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own” will perform in A Capitol Fourth on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. An open dress rehearsal (no fireworks) will be open for public viewing on July 3 at 8 p.m. July 5 8 p.m. The U.S. Army Chorus will perform in the Charlottesville Municipal Band 94th Summer Series at the Martin Luther King Performing Arts Center at 1400 Melbourne Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. July 6 7:30 p.m. The U.S. Army Chorus will perform at the Wintergreen Summer Music Festival at Dunlop Pavillion, 88 Wintergreen Drive, Wintergreen, Virginia. July 7 7:30 p.m. The U.S. Army Blues will perform a concert of big band and premier jazz music during the Brucker Hall Summer Concert Series at Brucker Hall on the Fort Myer portion of JBM-HH. July 8 8 p.m. The U.S. Army Blues will perform the works of such jazz greats as Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Frank Sinatra during the Sunsets with a Soundtrack Concert Series on the West Side of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. July 20, 27 7 p.m. Twilight Tattoo – A military pageant at Summerall Field on the Fort Myer portion of JBM-HH. The tattoo is an hour-long, sunset military pageant featuring Soldiers of the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), The Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, The U.S. Army Drill Team, The U.S. Army Blues, a soloist from The U.S. Army Chorus and vocalists of The U.S. Army Band Downrange and The U.S. Army Voices. This event is free and open to the public. No tickets are required. Pre-ceremony live music begins at 6:30 p.m., all shows start at 7 unless otherwise noted. Performances are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. All outdoor concerts are subject to cancellation or location change due to weather considerations. Call 703-696-3718 for up-to-date information on concert cancellations or location changes. For additional details and a full calendar of performances, visit www.usarmyband.com/event-calendar.html. 4 Thursday, June 30, 2016 PENTAGRAM COMMAND “He has ensured that every NEWS from page 1 aspect of the joint base oper- from page 1 ations performed at -peak ca- pability, despite persistent is- to the joint base team. sues,” Tindoll continued. “He Control Centers. For more information about “Pat, you are the right leader has kept Soldier, Marine, civil- the new gate hours, call JBM-HH Operations for the job and Beth and I look ian and family wellbeing at the at 703-696-3291 or the military police desk forward to hearing about your forefront of decisions related sergeant at 703-588-2801. many successes to come,” he to safety, security and profes- said. sional development.” Aqua Aerobics – July 5 start Henderson also thanked his Noting that Duggan brings Aqua Aerobics start July 5 at Zembiec Pool wife, Beth, and children, Peter, extensive experience to his on the Henderson Hall portion of the joint Timothy and Grace for their new position, Tindoll wel- base. Shallow water sessions are Mondays and unrelenting love and support comed the new commander Wednesdays, noon to 1 p.m.; deep water ses- throughout his Army career. and his family to the joint bae. sions are Tuesdays and Thursdays, noon to 1 “Certainly, I have experi- “Pat, I am confident that p.m. Registration is now open for July classes enced things here that no oth- with your demonstrated lead- and opens July 25 for August classes. Depart- er commander will ever see, ership you will build on the ment of Defense identification card holders but most importantly, it has successes of your predeces- and their family members age 15 and up may afforded me the privilege of sors,” he said. “The challenges participate. The fee is $45 per month payable getting to know and work with are many, but I am confident in cash at the pool. For more information, vis- all of you and we have been you will bring new energy and it www.mccsHH.com/pool.html or call 703- proud to call this our home,” excellence to the joint base 693-7351. he concluded. garrison.” Davis D. Tindoll Jr., director, A native of Miami, Florida, Parents Power Walking Group Atlantic Region, U.S. Army Duggan was commissioned Parents Power Walking Group will be held Installation Management into the infantry after graduat- July 6,11, 13, 18, 20, 25 and 27 from 9 to 10 Command, served as ceremo- ing from North Georgia Col- a.m. at Long Bridge Park in Arlington, Virgin- ny host. lege with a bachelor’s degree ia. Hosted by JBM-HH Army Community “The Army does not train its in business administration in Service, this weekly group offers military par- officers to be joint base com- June of 1995. The career Spe- ents a chance to meet other parents, have fun manders, but it does develop cial Forces Officer is proficient and get in shape. The group combines walk- PHOTO BY BOBBY JONES leaders, leaders who are capa- in four languages – Arabic, Outgoing Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Commander Col. Mike ing with specific muscle conditioning exercises ble, innovative and motivated Spanish, Tagalog and French. Henderson, center, hugs incoming Commander Col. Patrick M. along the walk routes. The group is for parents, to handle the challenges of this Saying that he had some “big Duggan as Davis D. Tindoll Jr., director, Atlantic Region, U.S. Army caregivers and children (in strollers, up to age type of command,” he said. boots to fill,” Duggan said that Installation Management Command, looks on during a change of 5). All fitness levels are welcome. For more in- “That’s how I’d describe Col. history, tradition and legacy command ceremony June 28 on the Fort Myer portion of the joint formation or to register, call 703-696-3512. base. Duggan took command from Henderson, who served as JBM- Mike Henderson.” are the elemental aspects of the HH commander for nearly two years. Tindoll said that during his nation’s profession of arms. Outdoor play morning time as joint base command- “These values exemplify Despite today’s bristling “Pershing’s Own” provided Play Morning has returned to the great out- er, Henderson positioned the the nature of Joint Base My- pace of technology, daunting music during the ceremony, doors. The JBM-HH New Parent Support installation for continued suc- er-Henderson Hall,” he said. national threats and unclear with vocalist Master Sgt. An- Programs host a play morning for children cess and set it on a path to be- “The very stories of Fort security challenges, Duggan tonio S. Giuliano perform- age 5 and under and their parents and care- come “an efficient, responsive Myer, Henderson Hall and said that JBM-HH’s “tradition ing the National Anthem and givers July 7, 14, 21 and 28, 10 to 11:30 a.m., and flexible organization capa- Fort McNair are figuratively of excellence is upheld every the Army Song and Marines' at Virginia Highlands Park in Arlington. Come ble of accomplishing its mis- and literally woven into the day by the exceptional service Hymn; Chap. (Lt. Col.) Ste- enjoy a morning out, meet other military fam- sion now and in the future.” historical fabric of our nation of its diverse team of military ven M. Jones gave the invoca- ilies, and find out about the New Parent Sup- Tindoll also said Hender- and even today, symbolize the members, government civil- tion. port Program. Registration is requested; for son’s tenure came at a time of proud heritage of both the ians, surrounding communi- Pentagram Staff Writer Julia information, call 703-693-7206. resource uncertainty and oth- U.S. Army and U.S. Marine ties and tireless volunteers.” LeDoux can be reached at jle- er challenging requirements. Corps.” The U.S. Army Band [email protected]. Within My Reach – July 8 and 11 Marine Corps Community Services Hen- FORMS “We hope it’s going to be online on pages 28 (190-16a, working on secure submittal derson Hall’s Behavioral Health offers “With- from page 1 easier for all personnel across Contractors) and 33 (190- via encrypted mail to a central in My Reach,” a two-day workshop on devel- the board, since it does have 16b, Visitors) of JBM-HH mailbox,” she told the Penta- oping skills for better relationship decisions, the computer fillable option,” Regulation 190-16, which is gram. “We’re asking person- on July 8 and July 11, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. have used in the past, said she said. “Everybody is sub- available online at http://go.u- nel not to send them via email Fifteen different topic areas will be covered in- Tracie Miller, physical secu- mitting the exact same form. sa.gov/x3cRw. The forms are at this time to ensure that we cluding knowing yourself first, where conflict rity specialist at JBM-HH’s “Most of the forms still also available at the Visitor are complying with PII re- begins, making conscious and purposeful deci- Directorate of Emergency request the same informa- Control Centers on both the quirements as well as addi- sions, and the vision for your future. Workshops Services. The change comes tion as previous forms. We’re Fort Myer and Fort McNair tional social security number are held in the Bldg. 12 conference room on in an effort to make the base not adding a whole bunch of (limited hours Tuesdays and use restrictions.” the Henderson Hall portion of JBM-HH and access application process new information.” Thursdays) portions of the Furthermore, any old ap- require pre-registration. Call 703-693-9146 to more uniform and easier for Once users have completed joint base. They will also be plication forms that have register or for more information. both applicants and the joint the application forms, they available for in-lane vetting, already been submitted for base employees processing will need to turn them into according to Miller. processing prior to July 30 Armed Forces Trivia Contest – the paperwork. the Visitor Control Center Sponsors and CORs, who will be processed normally. July 11 “People are currently using on the Fort Myer portion of are required to sign an appli- “Passes issued on old forms America’s first live military game show, the multiple versions of previ- the joint base for processing. cation, will be able to do so are still valid, and any forms Armed Forces Trivia Contest, comes to Con- ous forms,” Miller said. “But Miller said that processing via digital signatures linked in the pipe for processing as my Hall on the Fort Myer portion of JBM- those have been refined in a will take an average of about to CAC cards. But appli- of 30 July are still fine,” Mill- HH July 11. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the computer fillable format for three weeks, but clarified cants will still have to print er said. “This will only affect show starts at 7 p.m. Test your trivia skills for a ease of use and to ensure a that it could fluctuate for a out the forms and sign them new applications being sub- chance to win #10,000 in prizes. Free tickets singular, universal form that number of reasons. by hand. mitted.” are available at www.triviaquest.org. is recognizable by both users “That time may vary based Miller noted that DES is For more information and the personnel who pro- on volume of forms, mission asking people not to scan about the new access forms, Youth Golf Camp cess them.” requirements, citizenship is- signed forms and email them call 703-696-5213. Child and Youth Services Sports and Fitness Miller stressed that the sues, along with a myriad of at this time for information Pentagram Staff Writer Guv 2016 Golf Camp registration is now open. new papers will not compli- other factors,” she said. security reasons. Callahan can be reached at Camp dates are July 11-15 and Aug. 22-26. cate the application process. The forms can be accessed “We are still in the process of [email protected]. Camp is half day, 9 a.m. to noon, from 7-to- 14-year-olds. Registration ends one week pri- or to camp dates or when camp has reached TEN THINGS Corps Base Quantico, Virgin- capacity. For more information, contact An- from page 1 ia. This year’s exposition will nette Engum at 703-696-3728 or email at an- be held Sept. 27-29. The dead- [email protected]. line for nominations is July 24 ter he is scheduled to receive and no extensions or excep- TransParenting – July 12 the Medal of Honor during a tions will be granted. For more Army Community Service is hosting a White House ceremony July information about this awards TransParenting class July 12, noon to 2 p.m. 18 for valor during the war. program, including nomina- at the ACS classroom in Bldg. 201 on the Fort The Medal of Honor is the tion criteria, visit the Marines’ Myer portion of JBM-HH. This seminar is de- highest military award for val- official website online at http:// signed to provide parents who are separated or or that can be bestowed upon go.usa.gov/cJ9TF. divorced with the tools to ensure that they are a service member. Kettles was 5. Marine Corps begins able to continue supporting and encouraging commander of the 176th Avi- FY 2017 enlisted reten- their children despite the breakup of the family ation Company and lead heli- tion campaign. The Marine unit. For more information or to register, call copters to provide support to Corps announced recently via 703-696-3512. troops during an ambush by Marine Administrative Mes- enemy forces, in 1967. His ac- sage 326-16 that on July 5 the Anger Management – July 13 tions saved dozens of lives. To Corps will begin Phase I of An anger management class, hosted by Army learn more, visit http://go.usa. processing retention requests Community Service, will be held July 13 from PHOTO COURTESY OF RETIRED U.S. ARMY LT. COL. CHARLES KETTLES gov/x33WV. to support staffing across all U.S. Army Maj. Charles Kettles, posing in front of a 121st Aviation 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the ACS classroom in 4. Marine Corps League’s authorized career billets and Company UH-1H Huey helicopter, during his second Vietnam tour Bldg. 201 on the Fort Myer portion of JBM- annual awards deadline mission. Enlisted retention of duty, 1969. Kettles will be inducted into the Pentagon’s Hall of HH. Participants will receive information on approaches. The Marine guidelines for the First Term Heroes July 19, one day after he is scheduled to receive the Medal emotions management and the impact of un- Corps announced recently via Alignment Plan and Subse- of Honor during a White House ceremony July 18 for valor during managed anger. For information or to register, the war. Marine Administrative Mes- quent Term Alignment Plan call 703-696-3512. sage 259-16 that it is seeking will be published via the Total er Exchange. In an effort to mation and support on policy nominations of enlisted Ma- Force Retention System, and improve personal and financial updates and professional de- Veterans employment initiative rines and Sailors for outstand- downloaded from Enlisted readiness of service members, velopment topics for service recruiting day – July 14 ing contributions to the Corps Retention Manpower. Phase military retirees and their fam- members and their families. To The Northern Virginia Technology Council for the Marine Corps League’s I should end in September; ilies, Military OneSource of- learn more, visit www.military- will hold a veteran employment initiative re- annual awards program. En- Phase II begins in October and fers an updated interface on its onesource.mil. cruiting day July 14 from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. listed Marines and Sailors can will identity slow-filing MOSs. website to help browsers access 7. Five installations chosen at the Community Center on the Fort Myer be nominated for one of seven To learn more visit the Ma- information. Additionally, Mil- as candidates for KC-46A portion of the joint base. awards. The awards are pre- rines’ official website online at itary OneSource has launched Pegasus transport aircraft. This is not a job fair. Corporate recruiters sented each year during the http://go.usa.gov/x33Wh. the Service Provider Exchange U.S. Air Mobility Command will pitch their job openings and then conduct Annual Modern Day Marine 6. Military OneSource on Facebook, an online com- Military Exposition at Marine launches Server Provid- munity offering valuable infor- see TEN THINGS, page 8 see News, page 9 PENTAGRAM Thursday, June 30, 2016 5 Undersecretary Murphy: Soldiers, civilian employees responsible for telling Army story

By Jade Fulce IMCOM Public Affairs

The U.S. Army Installation Management Command hosted a worldwide town hall with the Under Secretary of the Army Patrick Murphy via teleconfer- ence June 28. More than 70 garrisons connected to the town hall and employees were able to stream it live online. In his opening remarks, Lt. Gen. Kenneth Dahl, IMCOM commanding general, said he asked Murphy to speak directly to the 58,000 civilians in the IM- COM workforce about transfor- mations in the Army during an office call about a month ago. “It was great for me to hear it,” said Dahl. “But you really need to hear it and you need to hear it from your senior civilian leadership,” he told the world-wide audience. Wherever possible, IMCOM leaders invited Soldiers and civilians to gather in theaters and conference rooms to participate. Where that wasn’t available a live stream was provided so employees could watch from their desks. PHOTO BY TIM HIPPS “I want to talk to the Army Entertainment Specialist Blair Ferrier controls the video screen at Fort Sam Houston Theatre for the Installation Management Command town hall hosted by Under Secretary of the Army Patrick Murphy and IMCOM Commanding General Lt. Gen. Kenneth Dahl from the Pentagon June 28. Webcast from the team,” said Murphy. “The Army Pentagon, the digital town hall was intended for Army employees around the world. team is 1.3 million strong with 1 million Soldiers and 300,000 Murphy also said the Army the Army leadership is planning us are a recruiting officer. We the Army. civilians. We are one team, one has to do more with less. The for the Army’s future following should be asking ourselves what Melissa Sturgeon, IMCOM fight… My job is to fight for the Army has $100 billion less than his comments. The questions we are doing to talk about the deputy director for operations, Army.” it did five years ago, so every ranged from transformation, Army to our sons and daugh- said it was great seeing and Murphy emphasized the Ar- dollar counts. He stressed every- Soldier for Life, and public/pri- ters, our nieces and nephews.” hearing Murphy on the telecon- my’s number one priority is one has to make sure we are not vate partnerships to telling the The town hall ended with ference because it demonstrated readiness, which means at a wasting that money. Army’s story. Murphy thanking the workforce his passion for the Army. moment’s notice being ready to Murphy also said that IM- He encouraged everyone to for everything that they do. “It is nice to see that level of fight tonight. COM is a true partner in what follow him on social media and IMCOM employee Alfreda enthusiasm and that energy ap- “We have to be ready to go,” the Army is trying to do and to connect with the American Arnold thought that it was “a plied to leading the Army,” said he said “That readiness is at an appreciates what we do for the public through it. wonderful thing” that Murphy Sturgeon. “That make us more individual level, installation level Army Team. “We have to do a better job was able to take time out of his excited to do our job and it was and Army as an institution. We Employees had an opportunity of telling the Army story,” said schedule and bring some light to obvious that he values our com- are all part of that readiness.” to ask questions and learn what Murphy. “Every single one of the issues that are going on with mand.”

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Restrictions may apply to installment payment options. © 2016 USAA. 231963-0616-A PENTAGRAM Thursday, June 30, 2016 7 WORKSHOP realize they’re being abused. from page 3 Some behaviors are still consid- ered normal or the way relation- ships are supposed to be,” par- violence remains a relevant con- ticularly in a society that puts versation, ACS hosted an 8-hour emphasis on physical and sexual workshop entitled “Community violence, and less on psycholog- Response to Family Violence,” ical violence, emotional, mental June 23 at Memorial Chap- and verbal abuse, he said. el on the Fort Myer portion of In an effort to ensure more the joint base. Guest speaker military-personnel are able to Lundy Bancroft, an author and recognize if they may be in- domestic violence specialist has volved in a domestic violence researched, studied and written situation, Bancroft created what about the modern batterer pro- he called a consistently true file and contributing factors that modern batterer profile: lead to domestic violence. - Manipulative with a good pub- “This is a national challenge lic image both inside and outside the mil- - Coercively controlling and in- itary,” Bancroft said. “Batterers timidating are sometimes good Soldiers— - Entitled and self-centered but what type of Soldier is he - Believes he is the victim behind closed doors?” Factors that influence a person Bancroft posed this question to become a batterer, according and provided other valuable to Bancroft, include substance PHOTO BY ARTHUR MONDALE information to JBM-HH clin- abuse, mental illness, a lack of Guest speaker Lundy Bancroft, an author and domestic violence specialist, discusses the contributing factors ical staff, military spouses and consequences for their actions that lead to a domestic violence situation within the military community during a workshop entitled “Community civilian providers who attended and community collusion. Response to Family Violence” June 23 at Memorial Chapel on the Fort Myer portion of the joint base. the workshop. While domestic “Domestic violence is a partic- violence batterers are primarily ularly conscious offense,” Ban- other].” the Beast is a myth that won’t son said. “It’s a family secret male, class, race and national croft said. “So what this means He also advised against the work,” Bancroft said. that needs to be addressed and origin do not have a disparate is domestic offenders aren’t glamorized “Beauty and the Neilson and other JBM-HH confronted.” impact on who the perpetrator, losing control of themselves [or Beast” theory, which often plays clinical staff members are intent Victims of domestic violence offender or victim will be in a their emotions]. The problem is out in Hollywood films and sit- on further education and out- can make a report to the 24- domestic violence situation, he they’re exercising control over coms. reach. hour domestic violence hotline said. their spouse or domestic part- “[Some] women are trained to “Clinical staff members need by calling 703-696-6611 or “There is not a lot of informa- ner. They will not change by believe they can change a man to understand the underlying 703-919-1611 (after hours). tion about this kind of abuse [or gaining self-control, they will with love—they believe their dynamics they’re going to be Pentagram Staff Writer Arthur profile] in our society,” Bancroft change only by letting go of love can make the most aw- dealing with when military fam- Mondale can be reached at aw- said. “Some women don’t even control over their [significant ful man lovable—Beauty and ilies walk into their office,” Neil- [email protected]. 8 Thursday, June 30, 2016 PENTAGRAM TEN THINGS security threats and adversaries site, commuters riding the Or- from page 4 to the U.S. government on July ange, Silver and Blue lines (Surge 21 in Chantilly, Virginia. Repre- 2) will be impacted through July sentatives from the Department 3; repairs to the Blue and Yel- announced it will conduct surveys of Homeland Security, the De- low lines (Surge 3) will continue at five military installations af- partment of State, the Feder- through July 12, with additional ter Air Force officials announced al Bureau of Investigation and repairs to the Orange and Silver KC-46A Pegasus aerial refueling the White House will discuss line from July 20-31, according to and strategic military transport the current cyber security land- the WMATA online schedule. For aircraft could replace fleets at scape, collaborations between the complete schedule and prog- Dover Air Force Base, Delaware; the public and private sector ress report visit www.wmata.com/ Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash- and current cyber policy. rail/safetrack.cfm. ington; Grand Forks Air Force 9. Metrorail Safetrack con- 10. Fort Myer Thrift Shop Base, North Dakota; Travis Air tinues in National Capital Re- provides new summer sched- Force Base, California; and Joint gion. Service members and De- ule. The Fort Myer Thrift Shop Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, partment of Defense employees on the Fort Myer portion of Joint New Jersey. On-ground surveys in the National Capital Region Base Myer-Henderson Hall, of the installations will include im- should continue to plan alternate which benefits military-affiliated pacts to existing missions, hous- means to get to work as the Wash- students and families in the Na- ing, infrastructure and manpow- ington Metropolitan Area Transit tional Capital Region, will be closed er, according to American Forces Authority (WMATA) completes July 1-11. New summer hours be- Network News. part two and three of its 15 Surge ginning July 12 through Aug. 17 are 8. Classified Cyber Fo- projects which will result in either 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and Aug. 13 rum heads to Chantilly. The around-the-clock single tracking from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more PHOTO BY SGT. CODY W. TORKELSON Armed Forces Communica- or shutdowns of selected track seg- information, visit www.fortmyer- The 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard)’s Presidential Salute Battery tions and Electronics Asso- ments and will have a significant thriftshop.org or www.aowcgwa. fires three-inch anti-tank guns in support of the 35th Capitol Fourth Con- ciation hosts a one-day event impact on rush-hour commuters. org, or call the Fort Myer Thrift cert as part of Independence Day celebrations in Washington, D.C., July 4, 2015. This year’s A Capitol Fourth event will feature the battery along with focused on substantial cyber According to the authority’s web- Shop at 703 527-0664. other U.S. military ceremonial units. PENTAGRAM Thursday, June 30, 2016 9 NEWS from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dai- authorized Exchange patrons, and weather or high winds, showings tion, or have questions answered. from page 4 ly. Campers age 10 to 15 will use all Department of Defense identi- will be cancelled. For further in- Programs represented include the the popular game Minecraft as a fication card holders are welcome formation, call 703-939-1045. Exceptional Family Member Pro- tool to unlock the core mechanics to attend. For more information, gram, Education and Career Ser- screening and networking sessions of computer science to promote call 703-979-8420 ext. 344. Annual Ten-Miler Online vices, Marine Corps Family Team in a face-to-face small group for- computer science and comput- Transfer Program open Building, Behavioral Health, and mat. Participants will spend time er programing all across Virginia. Army OCS Those seeking to transfer their School Liaison. Upcoming dates talking to each recruiter. Resumes The camp experience also in- 75th anniversary registration to participate in this through 2016 are: July 13, Aug. 10, are required for registration. In or- cludes recreational activities in- The U.S. Army Officer Candi- year’s Army Ten-Miler on Oct. Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. 9 and Dec. der to attend, you must be a tran- cluding pixel projects, swimming, dates School Alumni Association 9 have an opportunity to do so if 14. For more information, please sitioning military officer, or an en- tours and other outdoor activities. celebrates the diamond anniversa- via the ATM Transfer Program call 703-614-7200. listed service member a member Morning and afternoon snacks ry of OCS July 20 at JBM-HH. At through Aug. 19. Available online of the National Guard or Reserve, will be provided. For more infor- 1:15 p.m. the association will lay a at www.armytenmiler.com, the After hours community a veteran or military spouse. mation, call 703-693-8378 or reg- wreath at the Tomb of Unknown program allows those currently counseling available Seats are limited. Coffee and ister up to three campers online at Solider at Arlington National registered to transfer their regis- After Hours Community Coun- lunch will be provided. To register, www.mccsHH.com/SL.html. Cemetery in recognition of the tration online to another person. seling, provided by the Marine send your resume to veterans@ OCS 75th birthday. The original runner will receive an Corps Community Services Hen- nvtc.org. Youth British A regional reunion and other email confirming the transfer re- derson Hall’s Behavioral Health Soccer Camp activities will follow on the Fort quest has been received, while the Branch, is available Wednesdays, Golf with Us Challenger Sports British Soccer Myer portion of the joint base. At new runner will be sent an email 4:30 to 7 p.m., in Bldg. 12’s con- Marine Corps Community Ser- Camp is returning to JBM-HH 7 p.m., all OCS alumni will be rec- inviting them to register for the ference room on Henderson Hall. vices Henderson Hall’s Semper Child, Youth and School Services ognized at Twilight Tattoo. Gradu- race. All transfer requests must be The Community Counseling Pro- Fit Golf with Us goes to Forest this summer. Camp dates are ates and those affiliated with any submitted online. Each new run- gram provides counseling services Greens July 15 for an 8:30 a.m. July 18 through July 22. Half-day Army OCS program are invited ner will pay a $25 fee to finalize for active-duty and retired service shotgun start. Register to play by camp is available from 9 a.m. to to attend. To join the celebration, the official transfer and must reg- members and their families. They going online to www.mccsHH. noon for 6-to-12-year-olds. Reg- RSVP to [email protected]. ister for the race within 72 hours offer individual, couple, family, com/GolfWithUs and pay with istration is open until two weeks See www.ocsalumni.org for more of completing the transfer. For child and group counseling ser- a credit card. The fees are $55 prior to the start date. For more information or call 703-618-0017. more information about the Army vices by appointment only. To for civilians; $40 for officers, staff information, call Annette Engum Ten-Miler, visit www.armytenmil- make an appointment, please call non-commissioned officers and at 703-696-3728 or email at an- Dive-in Movie Nights at er.com or call Maida Johnson at 703-614-7204. retirees; and $30 for non-com- [email protected]. JBM-HH July 23, Aug. 13 202-685-3361. missioned officers and below. This JBM-HH Family and Morale, News Notes submissions series of tournaments in Northern Save the date: Welfare and Recreation Dive-In MCCS Henderson Hall Send your submissions for the Virginia runs through September. Gen. Colin Powell Movie nights are back at the Fort Pentagon outreach July 14 edition of the Pentagram The Aug. 19 tournament is at book signing – July 20 Myer Officers’ Club Pool Com- MCCS Henderson Hall Marine via email at pentagramjbmhh@ Lee’s Hill and the Sept. 16 tour- The Henderson Hall Marine plex. Future “Dive-In Movie” and Family Programs offers out- yahoo.com no later than noon, nament is at Marine Corps Base Corps Exchange is hosting a book nights include a viewing of “De- reach to the Pentagon each second July 6. Submissions must be 100 Quantico, Virginia. For more in- signing by retired U.S. Army Gen. spicable Me” on July 23 and “Ho- Wednesday of the month from 9 words or less and contain all perti- formation, call 703-693-7351. Colin Powell July 20 from 11:30 tel Transylvania 2” Aug. 13. Gates a.m. to 3 p.m. Marine and Fam- nent details. Submission of infor- a.m. to 1 p.m. Powell will person- open at 8:15 p.m. and show time ily Programs staff representatives mation does not guarantee pub- Coding and activity camp alize and sign “It Worked For Me: is 9 p.m. Admission is free; audi- are located in the Pentagon, Apex lication. Please note that unless Marine Corps Community In Life and Leadership,” pub- ence members must provide their 1 and 2, on the second floor. Ma- otherwise noted, all events listed Services Henderson Hall offers a lished in 2014. The book will be own floatation – lounge rafts or rines are invited to stop by to meet are free and open to all Depart- five-day summer camp July 18-22 available for sale at the MCX to inner tubes. In the event of severe representatives, pick up informa- ment of Defense ID card holders.

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