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Vol. 52, Issue 49 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com December 14, 2017

front Page briefs Garrison Super Saver Program Are you interested in winning $500? If so this program is for you! Take a look around. Is there something you see that is wasting money? Is it a problem we can solve locally? If you are a Garrison Civilian employ- ee and submit the best idea for saving the Garrison money, you will win $500. Submit your idea on the Super Saver Nomination Form available on the Team Stewart web page under Garrison, Resource Management Office (bot- tom of page is nomination form). Nominations are boarded with the Garrison of the Quarter Award sub- missions. Submit ideas to usarmy.stewart.usag.list. [email protected].

BOSS Movie Night BOSS Movie Nights pro- Happy Holidays gram provides transporta- Photos by Sgt. Kellen Stuart, 3rd CAB tion and a cost-reducing Soldiers with Task Force Lighthorse, from 3rd Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment, serving in Northern Afghanistan, extend way for Stewart-Hunter season's greetings to local community members and share photos of daily life during deployment, including work and qual- Active Duty Single Soldiers, ity of life events suh as their "Slanger in the Hangar" corn-hole competition. Single Soldier Parents and Geo-Bachelors to enjoy the film "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" at Pooler Royal Cinemas on Friday at 6 Winn recognized for lower back treatment p.m. The cost of $5 per per- son includes movie and Zach Rehnstrom MEDCOM level award, but a DoD level magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is deemed transportation. Time is Winn ACH Public Affairs award, U.S. Army MEDDAC – Fort Stewart, necessary. allowed for participants to Commander Col. Christopher Warner said. “Patients would come in with an acute eat, at own expense, prior Members of the multidisciplinary process “They recognized the best of the best from episode of low back pain and providers would to movie. Space is limited. improvement team from U.S. Army Medical all (military) hospitals.” order both plain radiographs and an MRI, Register at the Stewart- Department Activity – Fort Stewart, Winn Army Medicine is committed to providing which incurs cost both to the patient in terms Hunter Leisure Travel Army Community Hospital were recognized the best care where patients want it. To that of time spent away from their Family or their Office. For more informa- with the Department of Defense effort, the committed staff at Winn and out- job,” said Dr. Morgan Williamson, U.S. Army tion, call 912 767-9917. Advancement Towards High Reliability in lying clinics has spent the last three years Medical Department Activity – Fort Stewart, Healthcare Award for the collaborative developing a multidisciplinary approach to Chief of the Department of Radiology. Volunteer needed development and implementation of stan- musculoskeletal treatment. The purpose of In early 2013, a multidisciplinary team Do you enjoy marketing dardized treatment procedures for lower new guidelines is to standardize care, and consisting of representatives from primary and are you creative? back musculoskeletal pain during the prevent waste of resources utilizing physical care, radiology, health benefits and reha- Would you like to help AMSUS Banquet in Washington D.C., Nov. therapists from the Department of bilitation, began working on the implemen- Army Community Service 30. Rehabilitation to diagnose and treat lower tation of robust process improvements, to build new followers on dif- “This was not an Army level award or a back pain before using radiographic and treatment plans involving lower back pain. ferent social media plat- See WINN Page 2A forms to better reach Soldiers, Spouses and Army Families? You must Shooting for success have your own computer and be willing to submit Staff Sgt. Nathan Berry HMMWV whereas stabilized gun- these items in a timely 2ABCT Public Affairs nery refers to tracked vehicles manner for approval. such as tanks and Bradley fighting More information is avail- Spartans from 2nd Armored vehicles. able on Page 6B, or call 912 Brigade Combat Team, 3rd The highly structured progres- 767-1597 for details. Infantry Division, conducted sion of training begins with the unstabilized gunnery tables three assessment of basic individual through six, Nov. 30–Dec. 09 at skills and culminates with collec- multi-purpose range complex on tive platoon training, allowing CONTENTS Fort Stewart. leaders the ability to certify vehi- Unstabilized gunnery is shot cle crews before collective Excellence recognized Marne Voices...... 2A from vehicles that have mounted maneuver tables. Behind the Lens...... 3A crew-served weapons without an The crews are scored on their at St. Barbara's Day Ball DUI rollup...... 6A integrated fire control system. A ability to effectively identify and Photo by 2nd Lt Kelsey Cochran, DIVARTY Community, Leisure.1B fire control system built into a eliminate threats promptly while Recognizing Soldiers and leaders from the 3rd Infantry Movie Schedule...... 2B combat vehicle provides a level using proper firing commands Division, DIVARTY Commander Col. Robert W. Marshall, wel- Births...... 3B of stabilization that facilitates an and reporting procedures through comes 20 new inductees into the Honorable Order of Saint Chaplain's Corner.....4B accurate shoot-on-the-move multiple scenarios, including a Barbara, Dec. 7 at the Savannah Marriott Riverfront on the ACS, FMWR Briefs....6B capability. Unstabilized gunnery scenario simulating a nuclear, occasion of the Saint Barbara's Day Ball. The Order of Saint Sports, Recreation....7B is usually shot from smaller biological, chemical attack and a Barbara is presented to those who demonstrated the highest Education Matters....8B wheeled vehicles such as the night engagement. standards of integrity and moral character while serving the FS-HAAF briefs...... 8B See GUNNERY Page 2A United States Army Artillery or Air Defense Artillery. 2A The Frontline December 14, 2017 3rd Infantry Division

Marne Voices Speak Out

What is your Winter Safety tip?

“Watch out for black ice when you are traveling.”

Tonya Krupp U.S. Army MEDDAC

“Hand washing is the key to controlling infection during this flu and cold season.” Courtesy photo Anita Sachs, one of the members of the multidisciplinary process improvement team from U.S. Denise Townes Army Medical Department Activity – Fort Stewart, was recognized by Special Assistant to the U.S. Army MEDDAC Commanding General, Maj. Gen. Ronald J. Place and Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, Thomas McCaffery with the Department of Defense Advancement Towards High Reliability in Healthcare award for the collaborative development and implementation of stan- dardized treatment procedures for lower back musculoskeletal pain during the AMSUS Banquet Nov. 30. “Bundle up and stay warm.” WINN From Page 1A Rachelle Hughes “Our intent was to educate providers, to educate injuries, and now is featured at the Richmond Hill U.S. Army MEDDAC patients, to follow the clinical practice guideline, to Medical Home, and Tuttle Army Health Clinic. ultimately get better outcomes for those patients that “They can bypass their primary care manager if are complaining of low back pain,” said Maj. Michael their complaint is purely musculoskeletal,” Bean said. Bean, U.S. Army MEDDAC-Fort Stewart, chief of the “That to feeds into evidence based medicine which Department of Rehabilitation. indicates that early access to rehab tends to produce Educational sessions provided by radiology and better outcomes.” physical therapy in early 2014 were aimed at address- One of the main factors assessed during the imple- ing the knowledge deficit providers were experiencing mentation of the new guidelines for lower back pain “If you have to sneeze, use when diagnosing lower back pain, and providing the was how readiness was affected. your sleeve.” standardization of the treatment process. “The Soldier’s had early access to physical therapy,” “The research really indicates that early imaging for said Anita Sachs, nurse consultant, Quality Randal Gradel patients who just have back pain without radiating Management Department, MEDDAC. Sachs said this U.S. Army MEDDAC symptoms is really not effective in treatment and actu- early access helped the Soldiers get back to the front- ally drives up not only the cost, but also does involve lines quicker, which had better outcomes on readiness. some risks,” Bean said. As a result of the multidisciplinary process, the In mid-2014, a physical therapist was embedded at HEDIS measurement for lower back pain increased Hawks Troop Medical Clinic. Hawks provides direct from 10 to the 90 percentile in a 28-month time frame, access for the patient to the PT program. The program ensuring Winn’s continued commitment to delivering “When working outside for an started as a pilot to address acute musculoskeletal the highest quality healthcare. extended period of time, dress in layers.”

Theron Warren U.S. Army MEDDAC

3RD INFANTRY DIVISION COMMANDER SENIOR COMMANDER STEWART-HUNTER MAJ. GEN. LEOPOLDO QUINTAS

USAG FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER COL. JASON A. WOLTER

HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER LT. COL. KENNETH M. DWYER THE

942 Dr. Ben Hall Place suite 1087, building 1 Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314 Garrison Public Affairs Officer 2nd ABCT reporter Chris Fletcher Sgt. John Onuoha Spc. Wyatt Davis Editorial/Design Staff Managing Editor 3rd ID SB NCOIC Patrick M. Young Production Manager Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Navratil Photos by Staff Sgt. Nathan Berry Jennifer Soares 3rd ID SB reporter Pvt. Jonathan Cross, a scout with HHC, 2-69 Armor, 2ABCT, 3rd ID, prepares ammunition for Spc. Elizabeth White an M2 50 cal. heavy machine gun, during a 2nd ABCT unstabilized gunnery held Dec. 5, at Hunter Public Affairs officer Spc. Jamie Beale Steven Hart Fort Stewart. Gunnery is a highly structured progression of training that begins with the 3rd CAB NCOIC assessment of basic individual skills and culminates with platoon collective training. 3rd Infantry Division Staff Sgt. Kellen Stuart 3rd ID PAO 3rd CAB reporter Lt. Col. Brian J. Fickel Sgt. William Begley 3rd ID NCOIC Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby 3rd ID Artillery OIC Task Force Marne PAO 2nd Lt Kelsey Cochran Maj. Megan Jantos 50th PAD NCOIC 3rd ID reporter Sgt. 1st Class Maurice Smith Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt

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Behind The Lens

CaB UPdate from Afghanistan

Photos by Sgt. Kellen Stuart Back from a mission, a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter lands at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan Dec. 9. The helicopter and crew are part of Task Force Brawler, 4th Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, is supporting operations in Northern Afghanistan.

A CH-47 Chinook helicopter awaits the missions for the day on Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan Dec. 6. The helicopter and its crew are part of Task Force Brawler, 4-3 Aviation, supporting operations in Northern Afghanistan.

A guide ground guide signals to a pilot in an AH-64 Apache in North A CH-47 Chinook and UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter sit on a landing field as Afghanistan. as AH-64 Apache Helicopter hovers in the background in North Afghanistan.

Taking an opportunity to enjoy a game of fooseball, Dec. 4, Soldiers from Soldiers from Task Force Lighthorse play a game of cornhole during their Task Force Lighthorse hosted a cornhole event called "Slanger in the Hangar "Slanger in the Hangar" event; while deployed to North Afghanistan. to offer an opportunity for Soldiers to relax and have fun. 4A The Frontline December 14, 2017 3rd Infantry Division Medics train Afghan legal professionals

Sgt. 1st Class Ben Navratil 3rd IDSB Public Affairs

BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan - The senior medic and brigade surgeon for the 3rd Infantry Division Resolute Support Sustainment Brigade conduct- ed a first aid class for Afghan legal pro- fessionals at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, Dec. 6. The course was intended to give Afghan judges, attorneys and criminal investigators at Parwan Prison, located adjacent to the military installation, a basic understanding of first aid tech- niques in the event they are attacked while conducting their duties. “We talked about what to do in the event of an emergency,” said Sgt. 1st Class Bartholomew Anderson, the 3rd Inf. Div. RSSB Senior Medic who helped lead the training. “The intent was to show them the right order in which to treat a casualty.” During the course, Anderson identi- fied some of the most life-threatening conditions and demonstrated how to provide immediate care for those condi- tions. Following each demonstration the civilians in class were able to practice on each other. Photos by Sgt. 1st Class Ben Navratil “We had them put on tourniquets, put on bandages, and we showed them how Sergeant 1st Class Bartholomew Anderson, the senior medic for the 3rd ID Resolute Support Sustainment Brigade, to care for other injuries like a chest demonstrates the application of a splint on Lt. Col. Charles Noble, the 3rd ID RSSB Surgeon, during a first aid wound, for example,” said Anderson. course on Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, Dec. 6. “From there we showed them how to take care of some minor splinting and under the supervision of the medics. makes them high profile targets. That’s “There have been some carjacking basic casualty movement.” Legal professionals in Afghanistan why this training is so important, said Lt. incidents, specifically against people in The participants tied on bandages, have a very dangerous job, and working Col. Derek Shoup, chief counsel for the the justice system,” said Shoup, “but and secured tourniquets on each other at Afghanistan’s primary military prison National Security Justice Development luckily so far there hasn’t been a major Directorate, who coordinated the attack on the prison itself.” training. Both Anderson and Shoup agreed that “Most of the prisoners here are con- the training went well, and the partici- victed or suspected terrorists,” said pants took some important knowledge Shoup, “so we are concerned with pris- away from it. They all practiced the tech- on breaks, attacks, or people who want niques and seemed to have fun doing it. to seek vengeance on the justice sys- “It’s nice to have a group of students tem.” that not only wants to learn but wants The threats these lawyers, judges and to make it enjoyable while they learn,” investigators face is varied, so they said Anderson. “It helps people to retain should be prepared for the worst. what they’ve been taught.” “These gentlemen spend a lot of time “It was good hands-on training which with the prisoners,” said Anderson. “If I think is a good way to make sure they somebody attacks one of them, how do remember how to use it,” said Shoup, they treat themselves? How do they treat “as opposed to a dry class where you each other?” don’t get to practice the techniques.”

Afghan criminal investigators practice dressing a wound during a first aid course held by medics with the 3rd ID Resolute Support Sustainment Brigade at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, Dec. 6. The training was an oppor- tunity for Afghan legal professionals to familiarize themselves with basic first aid gear like bandages and tourniquets in case they need them for a real incident. Spartan engineers conduct sapper training

Photos by Spc. Robert Winns Capt. Andrew Alterman, Chaplain of 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, conducts a 100-meter low crawl during sapper training Dec. 6 at Fort Stewart. An Army Sapper is a dismounted Army combat engineer, who has mas- tered the art of patrolling, demolition, and other light fighting tactics.

Left: Sgt. Joseph Left: Spc. Kaleel Mcgee Borman with 9th with 9th BEB, 2nd ABCT, BEB, 2ABCt, 3rd 3rd ID, completes a demo- ID, operates a lition examination during mine detector sapper training Dec. 5. during sapper training Dec. 5 at Fort Stewart during a sapper Right: 2nd Lt. Melissa training. Hersey, training officer with Co. B, 9th BEB, 2ABCT, 3rd ID, reloads her assigned weapon during sapper training Dec. 6 at Fort Stewart. Rock of the Marne December 14, 2017 The Frontline 5A

Photos By Sgt. Arjenis Nunez Staff Sgt. Justin S. Seeley, assigned to 1st SFAB, does a propeller check for the RQ-11B Raven unmanned aircraft system, Nov. 3, at Fort Benning.

Eyes in the Sky with 1st SFAB Sgt. Arjenis Nunez foundation in a foreign nation’s army so committed to devel- 50th Public Affairs Detachment that their nation may prosper and grow oping his proficien- was too great to pass up, said Seeley. cies as a master Whether on land or in the skies, the “I am exposed to a multitude of operator, as well as a 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade is knowledge,” said Seeley. “1st SFAB is an combat advisor. ready to gauge the battlefield to advise organization with personnel from vari- As with any train- foreign partners. Soldiers continued ous backgrounds with various experi- ing, there is a learn- their unmanned aircraft systems train- ences, and being able to talk to and learn ing curve and differ- ing at the master level on Nov. 3, at Fort from these Soldiers is an opportunity ent challenges that Benning. that may never present itself again.” come with it, said The purpose of the Master UAS course Before reaching the Master UAS train- Seeley. is to help the 1st SFAB develop their own ing, 1st SFAB Soldiers need to complete “I think the biggest UAS operators internally without having a two-week initial qualification course, challenge I’ve faced is to request outside support. then two weeks of RQ-11B Raven and making heads or tails “Being a UAS operator is more than Puma all-environment unmanned air- of the numerous Army just flying a drone,” said Staff Sgt. Arturo craft systems training and have 20 hours regulations covering Salcedo, a cavalry scout who is assisting of flight time. UASes that are some- the Master UAS operator training. “It’s The ability to operate the different times at odds with each about providing a real-time feed of the types of UAS’ is an important skill in other,” said Seeley. “It’s Seeley prepares to launch the RQ-11B Raven battlefield to the commander, past what addition to the growing proficiencies the also challenging establish- unmanned aircraft system at a Master UAS the Soldiers on the ground can see, to unit continues to develop in its combat ing an understanding of Operator course Nov. 3 at Fort Benning. The be prepared for any situation.” advisors, said Staff Sgt. Joshua Maynard, which regulation super- RQ-11B Raven UAS is a small hand-launched As combat advisors, 1st SFAB Soldiers an infantryman assigned to 1st SFAB. sedes which.” remote controlled unmanned aerial vehicle. are tasked with providing combatant “The master course has helped me Maynard echoed that commanders with master tacticians who refine many of the skills I’ve acquired sentiment and included The master UAS course will help cer- train, advise, assist, accompany, and through previous courses, but it is also the challenge of fulfilling different roles tified 1st SFAB master operators instill enable allied nations and partner secu- teaching me how to correctly prepare on top of becoming a master UAS oper- confidence in the Soldiers they train to rity forces. things such as flight plans and most ator. become operators, regardless of rank, “Modern combat operations, wheth- importantly, an aircrew training pro- To overcome those challenges, 1st and advise our foreign partners and er force-on-force or asymmetric, are gram, which is what we’ll use to develop SFAB Soldiers believe that they have to allied nations on using the UAS systems driven by information collection,” said our own operators,” said Maynard. remain diligent in reading and absorb- correctly, said Salcedo. Staff Sgt. Justin S. Seeley, a military intel- Maynard, originally from Dallas, has ing the material. “The training reinforces the SFAB’s ligence analyst assigned to the unit. “If 14 years of service under his belt. “I overcame the challenges of the combat advisor idea that they are spe- our Soldiers have the ability to fly a sen- “I knew that volunteering for this unit course by reading between the lines, cially trained and specially selected, with sor in preparation of a mission, or in meant that I, as well as those who also reviewing the material over again and unique capabilities; providing the high- response to a threat, the information volunteered, wanted to be a part of voicing my questions to the course est example for our partners and our they are gathering in real-time may serve something greater; wanted to be the best instructors to set me straight,” said own Army,” said Maynard. as the decisive edge.” combat advisors they can be,” said Seeley. The 1st SFAB is currently recruiting Seeley, a native of Auburn, joined the Maynard. In addition to the reading, Maynard promotable specialists, sergeants and 1st SFAB in August 2017. The drive to be Maynard said the abundance of also seeks help in studying from his fam- staff sergeants in combat medicine, a part of history and be a part of the knowledge surrounding him keeps him ily who is as much a part of 1st SFAB as vehicle maintenance, logistics, commu- he is. He is married and has a five-year nications, field artillery and military old daughter with another on the way. intelligence. “Me and my wife just got married in Soldiers interested in joining the 1st July 2017,” said Maynard. “She’s embrac- Security Force Assistance Brigade should ing the military lifestyle and reaches out contact their branch manager or visit to the spouses of other SFAB Soldiers http://www.armyreenlistment.com/ through social media to build stronger sfab.html for more information. relationships with their families.” His wife sets up coffee meets with other SFAB spouses through their Facebook page as well as park trips so their children can meet and make new friends, said Maynard.

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Following is a reminder of the Marne Pride pledge: I will drive safely. Turning off your lights could save your house I won't drive if I am impaired. Special to the Frontine and other decorations. Lights that have been left on I won't get in the car with an for a long time can heat up and cause the tree or its unsafe driver. With Christmas rapidly approaching many people decorations to catch on fire; leading to a larger fire are decorating for the holidays. A common decora- in your home. You can take easy steps to avoid this I will respect your rules. tion in almost any house is a Christmas tree. And by picking a fresh tree with green needles, watering I will call you. while nothing brings you into the Christmas spirit your tree to ensure that it doesn’t dry out, using flame- quite like a well decorated Christmas tree it can pose retardant lights and decorations, checking lights and Commanders and Leaders: a considerable danger to your family and your home. wiring to ensure servicablility, making sure that your I will be there for you. When decorating a Christmas tree it is important to smoke alarm closest to the tree is working, and by I will be a good role model use updated Christmas lights and avoid as much as always turning off lights on a tree before going to bed and lead by example. possible using flammable materials in ornaments or leaving your home. DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE. 3-15 trains at EST

Photos by Sgt. Ian Thompson Soldiers of Charlie Company, 3rd Combined Arms Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, train on marksmanship skills at the small arms electronic simulation training range on Fort Stewart, Nov. 28. In this photo Soldiers are training on the M4 carbine rifle. December Clearance

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Community&LeisureDecember 14, 2017

Courtesy Photo U.S. Army Medical Department Activity-Fort Stewart, Winn Army Community Hospital Deputy Commander Logistics Division, Lt. Col. Kirk Reed, presents the 2017 Winn ACH Best Logistician trophy to Department of Logistics Administrative Assistant, Olympia Glover. Glover leads by example Kaytrina Curtis staff who were part of the stay-behind element. Division, Lt. Col. Kirk Reed, who is fairly new to Winn ACH Public Affairs She accounted for the more than 50 vehicles in the LOG shop, said he picked up on the “glue” the MEDDAC fleet to ensure emergency response Glover brings to the table. The Merriam Webster dictionary defines an readiness, and confirm the availability of supplies “Coming from another Army community hos- administrative assistant as “a person whose job for possible incoming patients. Glover points to pital you kind of look for those individuals that is to support an executive, group, department, her more than 20 years of combined military and stand out in the organization,” Reed said. “[She] or organization especially by handling adminis- logistical support experience, which helped pre- leads the organization as a whole, not just logistics. trative tasks (such as data entry, correspondence, pare for the logistical challenges a hurricane Ms. Glover is one of those individuals. She’s very filing, and scheduling appointments).” U.S. Army could bring. involved in everything we do in logistics.” Medical Department Activity-Fort Stewart, Winn “I just wanted to make sure everyone was com- Reed said continuity is important in transition Army Community Hospital’s Department of fortable, make sure they were safe, and make sure and Glover provided the opportunity for him to Logistics Administrative Assistant, Olympia everything would be taken care of,” Glover said. assess the organization and logistics. Glover, does all of the above and then some. “I love my job. I go above and beyond to do my “Ms. Glover is a very valuable asset to this orga- For the past two years Glover has served not job, but I like to be behind the scenes as well.” nization,” Reed said, “Because she’s not just Winn, only as an AA at Winn, but also as the transporta- As the first woman to join the military in her she actually came from post [Fort Stewart gar- tion coordinator and detail readiness in the logis- Family, Glover previously deployed to Bosnia, rison], so she knows the ins and outs on how the tics department. Her most recent test to readiness and although her Family was concerned for her post works, so that makes that bond between us came in the form of Hurricane Irma, which hit wellbeing, in her usual composed persona, she and the post just a little stronger. She is a model the area in early September 2017. was able to calm their fears. to be followed by her civilian counterparts.” “When it’s time for emergency situations … “They were scared,” Glover said, “and nervous The LOG team showed appreciation for Glover’s you have to prepare the hospital,” Glover said. because I was the first female, but I told them outstanding contributions to Winn by awarding “You have to make sure the patients have cots, ‘hey it’s going to be ok.’” her the 2017 Winn ACH Best Logistician trophy. you have to make sure they have food, you have Glover said she enjoys living by example. Glover can also tout receiving the Regional Health to make sure they have MREs [meals ready to “I like to lead versus to follow,” Glover said. “I Command –Atlantic 2016 Professional Medical eat], and you have to make sure you have the like to live the Army values of leadership which Logisticians’ Leadership Civilian of the Year Award medications and supplies on hand for emergen- is loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, for Fort Stewart, and most recently she had the cy situations.” integrity and respect. If you can do those things opportunity to meet and take selfies with The Glover’s responsibilities included taking on daily basis, you’ll be a better person.” Surgeon General, Commanding General U.S. account for the more than 170 members of the MEDDAC Deputy Commander Logistics Army Medical Command, Lt. Gen. Nadja West. “Yellow Bow Lady” receives Rock Star Award Pfc. Zoe Garbarino to tie a yellow ribbon round the ole oak porary housing and uniforms for the kids I needed to give back. I love interacting 50th Public Affairs Detachment tree if she still want him when he gets off to go to school in,”Schneider said. with family readiness groups and helping the bus. The Army later adopted the yel- Schneider is also the commander of them recognize their deployed Soldiers.” Melinda Schneider, also known as the low ribbon concept for when Soldiers go the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary ‘yellow bow lady’, received the Marne off on deployment.” in Hinesville. Her role is to inform veter- Rock Star award for her commitment to Schneider turned the yellow ribbon to ans of benefits still available to them and the Soldiers of 3rd Infantry Division and a yellow bow with donated ribbon and listen to their requests. all service members stationed at Fort has been at every Fort Stewart and Hunter “With the support from veterans and Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield. Army Airfield deployment ceremony the city of Hinesville, HMAC was able to Schneider is a member of the Hinesville since 2002. build a Veterans Memorial Walk at Bryant Military Affairs Committee, the Disabled “Melinda wanted to put a bow in front Commons Park,” Schneider said. “Not American Veterans Auxiliary and the of the podium during a deployment cer- only are those who served 3rd ID honored Liberty County Homeless Coalition. emony and I told her ‘No, you can forget for their service at the memorial walk, it “When I married my husband, he was that. Nothing goes between the general also has a playground and dog park for not only in the Army but he was also and his Soldiers’,” said Paul Schneider, everyone to enjoy.” really involved in the community,” retired veteran and husband of Melinda Jeffrey Ashmen, a military outreach Schneider said. “I tagged along with him Schneider. “The general at the time coordinator from Savannah Technical to all of his community outreach meetings walked over, saw the bow and said, ‘We College and a member of HMAC, said and ended up loving the energy of every- need to put that on the podium’. If she Schneider provided vendors and helped one I was working with.” wants something to happen, she makes organize the opening ceremony for the One of Schneider’s biggest ongoing it happen.” memorial walk in November. Courtesy Photo projects she started with HMAC is creat- Along with creating vibrant bows for Schneider’s contributions to the Marne Melinda Schneider (left), a member ing big yellow bows for Soldiers leaving deploying Soldiers, Schneider is the sec- community have been recognized by of the Hinesville Military Affairs for deployment. retary and coordinator of the Liberty many and therefore has earned her the Committee, creates yellow bows for “There was a song that came out in the County Homeless Coalition, which helps distinct title of Marne Rock Star. a deployment ceremony in Hinesville, 1970s called, ‘Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round homeless people find temporary housing, “It came as a surprise that I received Nov. 5. Schneider, also known as the the Ole Oak Tree,’ by Tony Orlando and food and clothing. the award because I didn’t know I was ‘Yellow Bow Lady’, has been making Dawn,” she said. “The song was about a “There was a family whose house burnt nominated,” Schneider said. “Living in a yellow bows for the deploying man who went to prison and told his wife down and we were able to provide tem- military community, I had a feeling that Soldiers of the 3rd ID since 2002. 2b The Frontline December 14, 2017

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Daddy's Home 2 (PG-13) Friday, Dec 15–9 p.m. Having finally gotten used to each other’s existence, Brad and Dusty must now deal with their intrusive fathers during the holidays. Stars: Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Mel Gibson

Justice League (PG-13) Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists the help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince, to face an even greater enemy. Stars: Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa

The Star (PG) Friday, Dec 15–6 p.m. A small but brave donkey and his animal friends become the unsung heroes of the first Christmas. Stars: Steven Yeun, Keegan-Michael Key, Aidy Bryant

Films are subject to availability. AAFES strives to show films according to the published schedule but reserves the right to reschedule, cancel or substitute showings as needed. For more information, call 912-767-3069 or go to www.shopmyexchange.com/reel-time-theaters/Ft-Stewart-1031126. Help conserve our water supply Amanda Price conservation as well as the use of alter- a total of 136 million gallons at the Soldiers and their Families. However, Fort Stewart DPW native water sources. Some of the initia- Central Energy Plant, 210 million gal- the success of these efforts rests on the tives introduced through these programs lons at the golf course, and 54 million shoulders of everyone living and work- Every day, nations throughout the include low-flow and no-flow plumbing gallons in the motor pools. The most ing on the installation. world are facing water crises in terms of fixtures in new and retrofitted construc- recent connection is the irrigation Water is the most precious commod- both quantity and quality. By 2029, the tion, leak detection surveys, infrastruc- system for Marne View housing ity we have on this planet and we can- global demand for water is projected to ture system upgrades, replacement of area, over 500 thousand gal- not afford to treat it as an unlimited be approximately 45 percent higher than leaking water and steam lines and lons of potable water have resource. We must all work together to it is today. Even though over 70 percent restrictions on outdoor water use. been saved. This partner- dramatically improve the way we man- of the earth is covered by water, only 2.5 In an effort to further conserve ship is a win-win for age water. Think about how you can cut percent is fresh and less than 1 percent potable water, Fort Stewart both Fort Stewart and down on the amount of water you use. of that is accessible for direct human partnered with the city of the city of Hinesville, The well has run dry in many places – use. This imbalance of supply and Hinesville to implement providing the installa- we must not let our communities be demand is not simply a foreign matter the “Purple Pipe” initia- tion with an alternate next! that we can choose to ignore. Water tive, which distributes water supply for two tables are falling and stream flow is reuse water from a of our major water Easy Ways to Conserve decreasing throughout our nation, caus- Hinesville treatment users while allowing • Identify unnecessary water use and ing regional water crises to become plant to Fort Stewart’s the city to obtain repair leaks quickly. increasingly frequent. We can no longer Central Energy Plant some much needed • Wash vehicles less often; use a com- take our drinking water for granted. This cooling towers, Fort wastewater capacity mercial car wash that recycles water. means that individuals, municipalities, Stewart’s Taylors Creek which will allow for • Use re-use/recycled water for irrigation industries, and governments must be Golf Course, and some growth in the community. when available. proactive in conserving and protecting motorpools and wash racks. These water conservation • Wash only full loads of laundry/dishes our water supplies. It reduces the use of potable measures will allow the instal- and select the appropriate wash cycles. Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield is water for irrigation and indus- lation to continue to provide the • Turn water off while brushing your focused on doing its part to preserve the trial purposes. highest quality training environment teeth, shaving, or washing your face. water supply on the installation, as well This partnership has saved an while minimizing negative impacts to • Do not use running water to melt ice as throughout the region. In order to do average of approximately 200 thou- the environment, sustaining our or frozen foods. so, the Installation has implemented sand gallons of potable water per day. resources and enhancing numerous programs targeting water Since June 2010 Fort Stewart has saved the quality of life for our

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Provided by Winn Army Community Hospital Nov. 29 Michelle Gibson. pounds, 8 ounces, born to born to Pfc. Jason Meuse and Gabrielle Josephine Tatum Joseph Scott, a boy, Pfc. Micheal Allen and Victoria Meuse. Spencer, a girl, 8 pounds, 10 8 pounds, 12 ounces, born Dec. 3 Katherine Williams. ounces, born to Pfc. Andrew to Pfr. Trey Justice Scott and Freya Erabella Penelope Dec. 7 Philip Spencer and Sarah Daisy Jo Kathleen Marie McLane, a girl, 6 pounds, 14 Cora Jean Boyle, a girl, 6 Pelouter Azrael Noe Marie Spencer. Scott. ounces, born to Pfc. David pounds, 13 ounces, born to Armand, a male, 7 pounds, Timothy McLane and Katie Spc. Connor Patrick Boyle 9 ounces, born to Spc. John Dec. 9 Dec. 1 Melissa McLane. and Andrisa Lynn Boyle. Pelouter Peter Rincher Sarah Ruby Risner, a girl, Riyan Estelle Hernandez, Armand and Tania Armand. 6 pounds, 7 ounces, born to a girl, 8 pounds, 11 ounces, Amelia Margie Pope, a Dec. 6 Spc. Cody Risner and born to Jose Hernandez and girl, 6 pounds, 14 ounces, Charles Nicholas Braham, Abigail Aiyanna Barnett, Gabrielle Risner. Spc. Chasity Hernandez. born to Pvt. Michael Pope a boy, 7 pounds, 7 ounces, a girl, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, and Katlynn Pope. born to Spc. Hoshaine born to David Curtis-Guy Reyansha Shrestha, a boy, Dec. 2 Nicholas Braham and Cyrena Barnett and Pvt. Falishia Ann 6 pounds, 6 ounces, born to Paisley Anne Corbin, a Hunter Matthew Taisha Limage-Braham. Barnett. Spc. Sunil Shrestha and girl, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, Steinman, a boy, 8 pounds, Rojee Shrestha. born to Pvt. James Corbin 8 ounces, born to Staff Sgt. Freya Nicole Johnsen, a Valentina Cordero- and Megan Corbin. Jordan Alexander Steinman girl, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, Orellana, a girl, 6 pounds, 7 Natalie Sawyer Robbins, and Sarah Elizabeth born to Sgt. Patrick Ryan ounces, born to Spc. Cristian a girl, 7 pounds, 8 ounces, Mikayla Anna-Marie Steinman. Johnsen and Kayleigh Ann J. Cordero-Santiago and born to Pfc. Brent Kyle Delisfort, a girl, 6 pounds, 15 Johnsen. Jocelin Fernanda Orellana- Robbins and Madalyn ounces, born to Spc. Michael Dec. 4 Leon. Hannah Robbins. Delisfort and Anastasia Malia Elena Elliott, a girl, Zara Nguyen Lopez, a girl, Delisfort. 8 pounds, born to Spc. 7 pounds, 7 ounces, born to Dec. 8 Marcus Cortez Elliott and Spc. David Misel Nguyen and Tristan Jace Gilchrist, a Sophia Louise Ollivier, a Biannca Helena Elliot. Annabel Lopez. boy, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, girl, 6 pounds, 4 ounces, born to Sgt. 1st Class born to Cpl. Oswald Shan Dec. 5 Taryn Michelle Meuse, a Tremayne Chilchrist and Ollivier II and Pfc. Rodneisha Mariella Sno Allen, a girl, 8 girl, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, Lakeisha Gilchrist.

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Help with greeter program will become effective Jan. 1. The American Red Cross is looking The following will remain the for volunteers to join our greeter pro- same: TRICARE will continue to gram at Winn Army Community offer several different health plans. Hospital. We are looking for enthusi- All plans meet or exceed the require- astic volunteers who can provide a ments for minimal essential cover- welcoming environment as patients age under the Affordable Care Act. come into the hospital. Greeters will Plan availability depends on your be assisting patients directly, guiding status and where you live. We rec- the patients where they need to go, ommend that all TRICARE benefi- and helping the hospital by providing ciaries visit https://tricare.mil/ a pleasant experience as patients changes to view updates upcoming come in and out. Greeters make a Jan. 1. big impact on the Fort Stewart The website will also communi- Community as well as Winn Army cate premiums, copayments, Community Hospital. deductibles, cost shares and if your If you would like more information specific TRICARE Plan will be about this program, or are interested Affected by the Changes. in volunteering, please email For questions please contact at WinnVolunteerService @redcross. 912-435-6716 Fort Stewart or 912- org. 315-3646 at Hunter or visit Health Benefits Branch at 872 Harmon Ave. Flu vaccine at RHMC Bldg. 202 Fort Stewart or Tuttle The Flu shot is available at the Health Clinic, Hunter, Monday Richmond Hill Medical Home through Friday, 7:30 a.m.to 4:30 through December, each Monday, p.m. and Wednesday from 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m., and until 3 p.m. on Winn Health Tip of Week each Friday. Learn about Obesity In January, the shot is available December is Obesity Awareness each Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30- Month. Did you know that obesity 11:30 a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m. The is a contributing cause of many Richmond Hill Medical Home after- health problems? Heart disease, hours Clinic hours are 5-8:30 p.m. stroke, diabetes, some types of can- A reminder, active-duty service cer, lung disease, liver disease, gall- members must receive their vaccine stones, arthritis, gout and sleep though their assigned Troop Medical apnea can all be caused by obesity. Clinic. It can also cause problems during pregnancy and make it more diffi- TRICARE portal available cult for a woman to become preg- Upcoming changes to TRICARE nant. Check us out online at www.stewartfrontline.com

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• Comprehensive Eye Exams • Treatment of Ocular Disease • Lasik Evaluations • Optical Center We accept Tricare lowcountryeye.com 4b The Frontline December 14, 2017 Chaplain's Corner The meaning of Christmas Capt. Angel L. Berrios natural birth - hence the virgin birth. While on 83rd CBRN Bn. Chaplain earth Jesus remained fully God as well as Fort Stewart becoming fully man. One theologian said it this Catholic Location Time “In the sixth month of Elizabeth’s pregnancy, way, “Remaining what He was, He became what Sunday Mass Main Post Chapel 9:00 a.m. God sent the angel Gabriel to Nazareth, a town He was not. – THEANTHROPOS (God Man).” As Weekday Mass Main Post Chapel 11:45 a.m. (Confession available daily in Galilee, to a virgin pledged to be married to God, Jesus is sinless and as a human being, He and before Sunday Mass) a man named Joseph, a descendant of David. remained sinless, also. (Hebrews 4:15). Protestant (Sundays) The virgin’s name was Mary. The angel went to A further thought on the miraculous birth is Traditional Marne Chapel 9:00 a.m. her and said, ‘Greetings, you who are highly Jesus’ blood. It is my understanding that each Chapel Next Main Post Chapel 10:45 a.m. favored! The Lord is with you.’ Mary was greatly human being has 46 chromosomes or genes, of Gospel Adult Sunday School Main Post Chapel 11:00 a.m. Multi-Cultural Gospel Main Post Chapel 12:30 p.m. troubled at his words and wondered what kind which 23 come from the father and 23 from the Service of greeting this might be. But the angel said to mother. This genetic code, among other things, Kids' Church (Sundays) her, ‘Do not be afraid, Mary; you have found is what makes up our physicality and blood K- 6th Grade Main Post Chapel 1:00 p.m. PWOC (Wednesdays) Main Post Chapel 9:00 a.m. favor with God. You will conceive and give birth type. I’m not a biologist by any means, so I won- PWOC (Check https//www.facebook.com/stewartPWOC, or email stewart- to a son, and you are to call him Jesus. He will der what the ramifications of Jesus’ miraculous [email protected] for upcoming events.) be great and will be called the Son of the Most birth are. What about those 23 Holy Spirit placed Islamic (Fridays) Main Post Chapel 1:00 p.m. High. The Lord God will give him the throne of chromosomes? What about the fact that His Buddhist (Last Sunday) Marne Chapel 11:00 p.m his father David, and he will reign over Jacob’s father was God and not Joseph? The life of the descendants forever; his kingdom will never end.’ flesh is in the blood according to the Law of Hunter Army Airfield ‘How will this be,’ Mary asked the angel, ‘since I Moses (Leviticus 17:11) and according to the Catholic Location Time Sunday Mass Hunter Chapel 11:00 a.m. am a virgin?’ The angel answered, ‘The Holy Red Cross; if you donate blood, you donate life. Catholic CCD Building 129 9:30 a.m. Spirit will come on you, and the power of the I submit that Jesus’ blood was divine, super- Protestant Most High will overshadow you; so the holy one natural and holy. Therefore, when He shed His Sunday Service Hunter Chapel 9:00 a.m. to be born will be called the Son of God.’”. (Luke blood on the cross of Calvary, His blood would Kids’ Church Hunter Chapel 9:00 a.m. 1: 26-35) have the ability to wash away the sins of the Fellowship Hall PWOC (Thursday) Main Post Chapel 9:30 a.m. Merry Christmas to all. The primary event in whole world and as a result give us eternal life. the Christmas story is the Son of God leaving However, for us to receive this gift of eternal Religious Education Contacts the portals of heaven and coming down to earth life, we have to believe in Him (John 3:16). This Fort Stewart Religious Education, and becoming human, so as to “empathize with is what the Bible means about salvation from Bill Agnew: 912-767-9789 our weaknesses” (Hebrews 4:15). This is the the penalty of sin through the blood of Jesus Hunter Army Airfield doctrine of the incarnation in which deity Christ. Billy Graham said it well, “The very pur- Religious Education, assumes human form. The above text explains pose of Christ's coming into the world was that Charles Archer: 912-315-5934 how this phenomenon transpired, and Matthew He might offer up His life as a sacrifice for the 1:18 further elaborates by saying, “This is how sins of men. He came to die. This is the heart the birth of Jesus the Messiah came about: His of Christmas.” mother Mary was pledged to be married to Therefore, the Biblical meaning of "Merry Joseph, but before they came together, she was Christmas" is experiencing a personal encoun- LEGAL NOTICE ter with Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. found to be pregnant through the Holy Spirit.” Anyone with debts owed to or by Pope Paul VI said, “We consider Christmas as The purpose of the virginal conception of the estate of Pfc. Sabina J. Hodge Hollington must the encounter, the great encounter, the his- Jesus Christ was to bring perfection (deity) into contact 1st Lt. Richard Grygier, the Summary Court Officer toric encounter, the decisive encounter between the human race. Being that the human race is for the Soldier. Call Grygier at 912 767-8452 or email God and mankind. He who has faith knows this flawed by sin from Adam to the present; the Son [email protected] of God could not have become human through truly; let him rejoice.” Skills fair helps stop the bleed

Photos by Kaytrina Curtis Winn Army Community Hospital's department of emergency clinical supervisor and trauma program manager Michelle Evans trains primary care nurses, Katina Watts and Marilyn Smith in the proper way to use a Stop the Bleed kit during the U.S. Army Medical Department Activity-Fort Stewart, Competency Assessment Training Fair. All Soldiers and Army Civilians were required to attend the bi-annual training, Nov. 27 through Dec.1. The purpose of the training was to keep the hospital staff current on clinical procedures and general training polices. This continuous training helps the MEDDAC team implement robust process improvements.

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This charming room, 2 bath split floor plan, 1,656 sq. man, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or [email protected] 6b The Frontline December 14, 2017 Army Community Service Register now for ACS classes ed by spouses to ensure you are better prepared for Parent Support Program Staff. You asked, we listened. Online registration is now avail- the Army lifestyle. Why should you come out and able for FRG classes through Eventbrite. Please go to join us? It’s a fun way to get to know more about The Amazing Race is slated, Jan 19 https://www.eventbrite.com/o/army-community-service- AFTB and meet other spouses. For questions, call Army Community Service hosts the first fort-stewarthunter-aaf-12997030788. Link is also post- 912 767-1257. Installation wide, “Amazing Race” Jan. 19. This inter- ed on the ACS portion of the Team Stewart website. active/fun event is designed for the entire family Be aware of Domestic Violence and will link individuals or teams to agencies that Learn, empower yourself with ACS Did you know that domestic violence increases during support deployment and Army life. Registration is ACS has many great services for Soldiers, spouses and the holidays? It may progress during the holiday as anger open - call 912 767-1257 or register on the ACS children, yet not everyone knows we are located in five and stressors build. It is also the time of the year that Eventbrite page at https://www.eventbrite.com/o/ different areas. Stop by today and visit the staff on Stewart when the number of children who experience domestic army-community-service-fort-stewarthunter- in buildings 81, 82, 86, 87 and the SFAC building 4973. violence are at the highest. Report domestic violence to aaf-12997030788. This challenge will be set up to The Hunter staff is located in building 1286. You’ll be glad keep the cycle from repeating itself! Contact a domestic have individuals/teams navigate to multiple loca- you did. Let’s push ACS programs in 2018. violence victim advocate for more information at 912 tions across the Installation to improve family read- 767-3032. iness and resilience. Free Classes offered at Stewart Following are upon request from chain of command Foreign Born/Hearts Apart support offered Marketing Volunteer needed • Sponsorship Training You asked for it, now you got it! ACS on Hunter Do you enjoy marketing and are you creative? Do you • Risk Management for Senior NCOs (E7-E9) Army Airfield will host a Foreign Born Spouse/Hearts have a design eye that could resonate to flyers to inform • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing Apart support group starting in January 2018. This the public? Would you like to help Army Community group is for spouses who are awaiting the return of Service build new followers on different social media Every Monday their love ones who are deployed or are on an unac- platforms like Instagram, Pinterest and others to better companied tour. The meeting will be held on the reach Soldiers, Spouses and Army Families? If you Financial Planning for PCS 10 to 11:30 a.m. second Thursday of each month at Hunter Army answered yes to any of these questions then ACS needs ACS Stewart, building 86 Airfield. Jan. 11 is our first meeting, 10 a.m. to noon, You. You must have your own computer and be willing *Mandatory for E-4 and Below at building 1286. Please join us for this exciting expe- to submit these items in a timely manner for approval. rience!! Our events provides an opportunity for a Registration in the Volunteer Management Information Free Classes offered at Hunter cultural blended experience to interact with others System and tracking of volunteer hours is a requirement. Call for appointment for the following: and build friendships that will last a life time. Call 912 767-1597 for more details. • Army Family Team Building Infant Massage Children are also welcome to attend. For more infor- • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing mation, call 912 767-5058 at Stewart, or 912 315-6816 Financial readiness classes offered Weekdays at Hunter. It is difficult to celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, or Lending Closet 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Kwanzaa when domestic violence is on the rise. Building 1286 Baby Boot Camp for Dads. Many states report their abuse shelters are filled to According to a recent survey, 86 percent of dads capacity during this time of the year. Financial AFTB Day held, Dec. 15 spend more time with their children today than their abuse is the primary reason victim remain in and/ Army Family Team Building would like to invite our own fathers did with them. However, 7 out of 10 also or return to an abusive situation. These are inten- Community to join us in celebrating AFTB Day at reported that they could use tips on how to be a tional behaviors by the abuser to harm the victim. the Fort Stewart Exchange food court on Dec. 15 better parent. The smallest moments can have the Financial education services and Domestic from 11a.m. to 1 p.m. What is AFTB Day you ask? It biggest impact on a child’s life. Take time to be a dad Violence Victim Advocates are available through is the 24th year of spouses teaching spouses. AFTB today. For more information call the Family Advocacy ACS to help empower survivors. Please call an is a training circulium designed for spouses, instruct- Program at 912-767-2882 and speak with our New advocate at 912-767-3032 for more information. FMWR and Coastal Happenings

Check out StewartHunterMWR.com Basketball, cheerleading sign-ups MWR appreciates the loyalty and support of our Enroll now at Parent Central Services, building 438, call customers throughout the year. Thank you. A complete 912 767-2312 to play youth co-ed basketball or be a listing of the hours of operation of each of our facilities cheerleader at Fort Stewart. For boys and girls ages during the Christmas/New Year's observance is post- 5-17. Registration closes when all slots are filled. Cost ed in our Web site, StewartHunterMWR.com. MWR's for cheer is $45. Cost for basketball is $45 for ages 7-17 facilities include the bowling, fitness and recreation and $25 for ages 5-6. Volunteer coaches needed for centers, plus CYS services such as child care and more. both basketball and cheer. For more information, call 912-767-1428. See Star Wars on BOSS Movie Night BOSS Movie Nights program provides transportation Enjoy Laser tag at Corkan and a cost-reducing way for Stewart-Hunter Active Are you the best at Laser Tag? Prove it during the ongo- Duty Single Soldiers, Single Soldier Parents and Geo- ing laser tag competition at Corkan Fun Center, building Bachelors to enjoy the film "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" 449. Winner of the monthly high score competition will at Pooler Royal Cinemas on Friday at 6 p.m. The cost receive two free games or admission to any Corkan of $5 per person includes movie and transportation. Recreation Area facility. Just let the staff know you want Time is allowed for participants to eat, at own expense, to compete. Cost is $6 per 10-minute game. For more prior to movie. Space is limited. Register at the Stewart- information, call 912-767-4273. Hunter Leisure Travel Office. For more information, call 912 767-9917. Support the LRHC sock drive A simple observation, a single report Socks are the most needed, but least donated article can lead to action that may STOP a Santa scramble at Taylors Creek of clothing for the homeless. Help the Liberty Regional Relax and enjoy the Santa Scramble at Taylors Creek Homeless Coalition Winter Relief Program by donating terrorist attack. Golf Course on Dec. 16. Shotgun start at 10 a.m. Price of new children and adult socks and underwear. Drop THINK ABOUT THE POWER OF THAT. $30 for members, $35 for non-members includes cart, off donations until Dec. 30 throughout Liberty County, green fee, range balls and prizes. Registration continues Hinesville, Midway and Fort Stewart at the following THE POWER OF iWATCH ARMY. until Dec. 14. Call 912-767-2370. locations:GeoVista Credit Union, Fort Stewart and See Something Say Something Hinesville; Hinesville VFW; Island Café, Hinesville; Santa brunch held at Stewart Psalm: 112 Services, Hinesville; Coastal Courier, SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORTING Join Old St. Nick himself at the Santa Brunch at Club Hinesville and Coastal Counseling Services, Midway. Stewart, scheduled from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. For more information email libertyhomeless@gmail. 17. Menu features Southern favorite breakfast items, com or call Jodee at 912-876-6195 Chef's selection of side dishes, build your own omelet, carving station and variety of excellent desserts. $15.95 Homeless Memorial Day candlelight vigil per adult and $6.45 per child until Thursday, Dec. 14. Join us Thursday evening Dec. 21, in Hinesville to After that date, prices are $18.95 for adults, $7.45 for remember the homeless veterans who lost their lives children, ages 5-10. Children age four and under eat free. this year. Located in Bradwell Park in Hinesville at 6 Purchase tickets at Club Stewart. For more information, p.m. For more information contact the Liberty call 912-767-4717. Regional Homeless Coalition www.libertyhomeless. org or call at 912 876-6195. Sign-up begins for FRG bowling league: Registration for the Family Readiness Group bowling Transition Summit held: league at Marne Bowling Center has started. Play begins Connect directly with Human Resource experts Jan. 4 for the six-week fun league. Three-person teams and hiring managers Jan. 23-24 starting at 8 a.m. will represent participating units. Weekly and end-of- each day, at Club Stewart. The US Chamber of league individual and team prizes, such as free use of Commerce Foundation, working with USO and Fort Corkan Recreation Center for unit functions, will be Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield offers the opportu- awarded. The cost of $12.99 per person per night includes nity for participants to attend, Jan. 23, industry spe- two games of bowling, shoe rental, one order of cheese cific employment briefs, attend a resume and digi- nachos and one refillable soft drink. Register at the Marne tal networking workshop. On Jan. 24, join a morn- Bowling Center. For more information, call 912 767-4866. ing of interactive discussion with local and nation- al employers during a career fair. Need a resume, Free holiday PJ dance at youth center visit resumeengine.org. For more information about Child and Youth Services registered 6th-12th-graders the sumit or other Soldier for Life-Transition are invited to wear holiday pajamas, hats and socks to Assistance Programs, contact the Fort Stewart SFL- the free holiday pajamas dance from 7-10 p.m. Dec. 15 TAP Center at 912 767-2381. at the Mindoro Loop Youth Center, building 5655. For more information, call 912-767-4491. Become a lifeguard THE Now hiring lifeguards for the 2018 Summer Season. Twenty are needed at Fort Stewart and 11 at Hunter Army Airfield. Must be 16 years or older. No experience neces- sary. Accepted applicants will receive two weeks paid Check us out online at training at $10 per hour and will be certified by the American Red Cross. Apply online at USAJobs.gov and www.stewartfrontline.com search for Fort Stewart Recreation Assistant (Lifeguard). For more information, call 912-767-8326. Stewart-Hunter Page 7B briefs Education Matters Page 8B See Page 8B

Sports&RecreationDecember 14, 2017 LCRD All-Stars take District 2 titles Courtesy of Coastal Courier opponent from Camden County, but Liberty prevailed, 20-12. Liberty began The LCRD 10U All-Star football team play in the South Regional at Tift is coached by Tammy Lee, Will Roberts County on Dec. 3, taking on Crisp and Victor Dortch. Players are Jakhaii County. Crisp had defeated Effingham Blair, Rashard Brown, Jaeson Carryl, 25-0 to advance to this game and held Edmund Elisara, Kashaun Ferris, Ryan on to defeat Liberty by a 12-6 score. Golden, DeAndre Grey, Aamajae In other all-star football action, the Grober, Jaden Hurd, Tyon Jones, Liberty 8U squad was defeated by Tyquavion Jones, Jayceon Macklin, Wayne County in the first round of the Marion Mincer Jr., Jabarri Neal, Peyton District 2 tournament by a 7-6 score. Pilon and Anquan Roberts. The 12U all-star team from Liberty was The Liberty County 10U All-Star also defeated in the first round by football team won the Georgia eventual District Champ Camden Recreation and Parks Association County by a score of 20-0. Photo by RS Photography District 2 tournament and advanced The U12 All-Star soccer team from The LCRD 10U All-Star football team is coached by Tammy Lee, Will Roberts to the GRPA State Tournament. Liberty County also won the GRPA and Victor Dortch. Players are Jakhaii Blair, Rashard Brown, Jaeson Carryl, The team began play in the District District 2 Championship and advanced Edmund Elisara, Kashaun Ferris, Ryan Golden, DeAndre Grey, Aamajae 2 tournament by defeating the Wayne to the state tournament. Grober, Jaden Hurd, Tyon Jones, Tyquavion Jones, Jayceon Macklin, Marion County All-Stars at Long-Bell Stadium The District 2 tournament was Mincer Jr., Jabarri Neal, Peyton Pilon and Anquan Roberts. in Hinesville on November 14 by a played in Wayne County where Liberty score of 38-8. In second round action defeated Fort Stewart 10-0 and Wayne first round but came away with a 2-1 teams in the U10 and U14 divisions. at Waycross on Nov. 18, the Liberty County 7-0 to take the District victory. In the second round, Liberty Both lost tough games to Wayne squad ran over the Glynn County All- Championship. This propelled Liberty took on Dalton and despite a 2-1 lead County in the first round of the district Stars, 33-0. into the GRPA State Soccer tournament at the half were defeated 6-3 by the tournament. This win sent Liberty into the in Dalton on Dec. 1-2. Liberty faced a eventual State Champs. The U10 score was 7-5 and the U14 District Championship against a tough tough Columbia County team in the Liberty also had all-star soccer score was 3-0.

Photo by Pfc. Regan Riggs Soldiers with 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, perform individual movement techniques after completing a 12-mile ruck march during the cavalry spur ride, Dec. 6 at Fort Stewart. Soldiers who serve with cavalry units are inducted into the Order of the Spur after suc- cessfully completing a spur ride. Every participant, known as shave-tails, goes through strenuous sets of physical and mental tests before they earn the right to wear the coveted silver spurs. Mustangs conduct Fall spur ride

Soldiers with 2ABCT, 3ID evacuate simulated casualties during the cav- alry spur ride.

2nd Lt. Mary Mucciarone of 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2ABCT, Soldiers with 2ABCT, 3ID evacuate a simulated casualty during the cav- 3ID, leads her team’s final charge during the cavalry spur ride. alry spur ride. 8b The Frontline December 14, 2017

Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Briefs Education Matters Education benefits help Education Counselor? Fort Garrison Super Saver Program every effort possible to book all appointment For detailed information, FAQs, Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield Are you interested in winning $500? If so requests during this time, but failure to updates and forms: https://www. education centers offer a one- this program is for you! Take a look around. update your DEERS with recent changes vets.gov. For the application: stop email address to help. Email: Is there something you see that is wasting could possibly cause billing issues after the select “Apply for Benefits” icon. usarmy.stewart.usag.list.dhr- money? Is it a problem we can solve locally? freeze. The link will take you to Vets.gov, [email protected] If you are a Garrison Civilian employee and where you will electronically fill for assistance, or at www.face- submit the best idea for saving the Garrison Selective retention bonus out VA form 22-1990. Print a copy book.com/ money, you will win $500. Submit your idea The Army is offering a $3K to 12K "kicker of your confirmation number. FtStewartACES578155. on the Super Saver Nomination Form avail- bonus" for enlisted Soldiers who are eligible The Education Center does not able on the Team Stewart web page under in accordance with Milper Message 17-331. have to sign off on electronically Education Scams Garrison, Resource Management Office (bot- Soldiers must be within the established submitted forms. Don’t get tricked into paying a tom of page is nomination form). retention opportunity window (15 months The paper application is VA diploma mill. Diploma mills claim Nominations are boarded with the Garrison from contractual ETS) and reenlist for a term form 22-1990, JUL 2012. Attach accreditation by a fake accredit- of the Quarter Award submissions. Submit length of four, five, or six years. For more your official DD214 to the elec- ing agency to attract students to ideas to usarmy.stewart.usag.list.dhr-work- information, see your unit career counselor tronic application or fax it based their degree programs. Diploma [email protected]. or retention NCO. The Milper message is on your region: St Louis-Central mills are not accredited by a found at www.hrc.army.mil. Region (314-552-9444); Buffalo regionally or nationally recog- Join Sgt. Audie Murphy Club Eastern Region (716-857-3296); nized agency, you will not find the Muskogee-Western Region (918- The 3rd Infantry Sgt. Audie Murphy Club Bible study at Marne chapel: school’s accrediting agency on the 781-7863; Decatur-Southern U.S. Department of Education’s - Rock of the Marne, has its monthly meeting Wednesdays at noon at Marne Chapel. Region (404-929-3009). VA list of nationally recognized noon, every third Wednesday of each month This year the focus is "The Bible and Current Education Benefits: 1-888-442- accrediting agencies (http://ope. at, building 1, in the Paul R. Smith Conference Events." Each week we will take a look at the 4551. VA toll free: 1-800-827-1000 ed.gov/accreditation/agencies. Room. All current SAMC, Sgt. Morales mem- news of the week and how God's word can (including Voc-Rehab). aspx) For a database of accred- bers or NCOs interested in becoming a mem- bring understanding and perspective to ited institutions: http://nces.ed. ber, are encouraged to attend. Meetings are what's happening and how we can apply it gov/collegenavigator; www.chea. held to discuss past, present, and upcoming to our lives. Military personnel, civilian Ed counselor support org. functions. It also provides a forum for mem- employees, contractors, retirees and Family Need to contact an Army bers to discuss current state of the club and members are welcome to attend. Bring your ideas to help improve the organization. The own bag lunch. Study materials will be pro- 3rd ID SAMC also host weekly study halls 3 vided. For more information, contact Bill p.m. Wednesday at building 159, Division Agnew at 912 767-9789 or william.f.agnew4. Retention! For more information related to [email protected] monthly SAMC meetings, please contact the SAMC President at michael.a.harter2.mil@ mail.mil. Pet Photos with Santa: The Fort Stewart Vet Clinic hosts pet pic- Army Outpost foodtruck is here tures with Santa on Dec. 15 from 9 a.m. to The Culinary Outpost is a Soldier-run, noon, and Dec. 16 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Walk-ins Soldier-focused food truck that is making its only. Each digital photo is $2. The vet clinic way around Fort Stewart. We are open in is located at 461 W. Bultman Ave. Bldg. 1180 multiple locations from 8 to 9:30 a.m. and on Fort Stewart. Cash only please. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. We accept both SIK meals cards, and cash at a cost of only $3.45 for Transition Summit held: breakfast and $5.55 for lunch. Stop on by if Connect directly with Human Resource you see us. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook experts and hiring managers Jan. 23-24 start- at @ftstewfoodtruck for daily locations and ing at 8 a.m. each day., at Club Stewart. The specials! US Chamber of Commerce Foundation, working with USO and Fort Stewart-Hunter Update your 2018 DEERS info Army Airfield offers the opportunity for par- Due to the upcoming Enrollment Freeze ticipants to attend industry specific employ- scheduled through Dec. 22; to prepare for ment briefs and a resume and digital net- the TRICARE plan changes and transition, it working workshop, Jan. 23. On Jan. 24, join is vital that all beneficiaries to include active a morning of interactive discussion with local duty, family members, retirees, reserve and and national employers during a career fair. National Guard update their address, phone Need a resume, visit resumeengine.org. For and Family member information in DEERS more information about the sumit or other by calling 1-800-538-9552 or by updating SFL-TAP programs, contact the Fort Stewart online at https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/milco- Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Center nect. On post hospitals and clinics will make at 912 767-2381.

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