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Vol. 52, Issue 21 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com June 1, 2017 Memorial Day 2017

Photos by Staff Sgt. Kellen Stuart, 3rd CAB Public Affairs A bugler from the 3rd Infantry Division band plays taps during a Memorial Day ceremony on May 29. The ceremony was held at Bonaventure Cemetery in Thunderbolt, Ga.

3rd Infantry Division remembers the Fallen on Memorial Day

Staff Sgt. Kellen Stuart celebrating our American way of life.” still fly and we’re going to present it to everybody 3rd CAB Public Affairs There are several monuments dedicated to the to show our freedom,” said Jerry Emsweller, mem- Fallen Service Members, specifically for the ber of the Chapter 671 Vietnam Veterans of America Every day is a day to remember our Fallen Soldiers in 3rd Infantry Division, with memorials and color guard for the ceremony at Emmett Park. Comrades but Memorial Day is a day set aside located in and around Fort Stewart and Hunter “Presenting the flag is an honor that has been dedicated to them. On Memorial Day weekend, Army Airfield, he explained. bestowed upon each one of us. We do it so that May 27-29, there were several ceremonies dedi- “Warrior’s Walk at Fort Stewart has 468 white nobody is forgotten.” cated to our Fallen Heroes and supported by units crepe myrtle trees planted as a symbol of life and No one can replace Fallen Service Members— throughout the 3rd Infantry Division. From coast- a living tribute to the brave service members who especially in the eyes of their Families, added Noel. al Georgia to South Carolina, dog face Soldiers paid the ultimate price for our freedom,” Noel said. Offerings of a shoulder to cry on and assurance remembered and honored those who paid the “Warrior’s Walk is dedicated to the service mem- that the Fallen Heroes will not be forgotten is given. ultimate sacrifice. bers who have died while assigned to the units of “Children of our Fallen Warriors will be missing “Memorial Day is really about remembering and attached to the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort a parent, spouses will be without their life partners those who made our way of life possible,” said Rich Stewart, Fort Benning and Hunter Army Airfield.” and parents will continue to grieve for their hero- Noel, US Army retired colonel and current Service members have accomplished remark- ic sons and daughters as they died way too early,” Chatham County Georgia Veteran of the Year. able things throughout the history of the US, he said Noel. “It is up to us to remember their sacrifice “Memorial Day is not about picnics and parades, said. long after the battlefield guns have been silenced although there’s nothing wrong with enjoying and “We fought for this country, the flag is going to and the bombs stop exploding.”

A firing squad from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade waits to fire three rounds in remembrance of Fallen Service Members during a Memorial A ceremony participant lays a white rose on the Vietnam War monument during a Memorial Day Day ceremony at the Bonaventure ceremony at Emmett Park in Savannah, Ga. May 28. There were a total of 106 roses representing Cemetery in Thunderbolt, Ga. May 29. the 106 Fallen Service Members from the Georgia region during the Vietnam War. 2A The Frontline June 1, 2017 3rd Infantry Division

Marne Voices Speak Out Marne 7 Sends: Think safety always As we go into hurricane season, what are some lessons learned from Hurricane Matthew? Command Sgt. Maj. These factors are; speed, fatigue, alcohol use, and John K. Johnson the failure to use seatbelts. Your safety and the Acting 3rd ID safety of others depend upon you making appro- “Check your generators, have Command Sgt. Maj. priate risk management decisions before driving, plenty of fuel on hand and a and then using personal self-discipline to adhere Memorial Day week- to established highway speed limits and other way to cook.” end is usually regarded traffic laws while driving. as the start of summer. Never Drink and Drive. While there are pro- Maj. James Hock It also kicks off our "100 grams that offer Soldiers a ride home, or a place HHC, STB, 3IDSB days of Summer Safety" to stay if they have been drinking, there are far Campaign which ends too many POV accidents and incidents where with Labor Day. alcohol is a factor. Don't make that "place you Historically, the Army experiences more fatal acci- stay" the jail, hospital or local morgue! If you plan “Have flashlights and dents during this "100 day" period than any other to drink, also have a plan or designated sober time during the year. Just two weeks ago, we lost driver beforehand, to get yourself home safely. candles at the ready.” one of our own Soldiers in a motorcycle accident Get plenty of rest before starting on a trip. Not right outside our main gate. While last year's cam- unlike alcohol use, fatigue will decrease your Spc. BreAnna Garza paign was a success with no "Class A" fatalities situational awareness and also inhibit your abil- STB, 3IDSB on or off duty, this recent fatality reminds us that ity to react during dangerous situations. we must remain vigilant when it comes to safety. Remember, driving the posted speed limit does We must remain watchful for signs of compla- not always mean you are driving at a safe speed. cency, and quickly make the necessary correc- When driving in limited visibility conditions to “Make sure that you and tions. Our goal of zero fatalities for this year's include, adverse weather and reduced nighttime your Family leave in a timely Summer Safety Campaign remains unchanged. illumination, reduce your driving speed accord- In order to accomplish this goal, every Soldier ingly. Always wear your seatbelt, and DO NOT text manner.” must do his or her part by using good judgment, and drive. planning and personal discipline. Leaders will be Swimming and boating are among other sum- Spc. Nehe Hayes involved with the holiday and vacation travel mer favorite activities for Soldiers. If you plan to HHC, 87th CSSB, 3IDSB plans for each of their Soldiers. Unit leaders will participate in either, know the rules. When swim- conduct weekly end-of-duty day briefings for all ming, never swim alone and only swim in desig- military personnel. This briefing will include, but nated guarded areas. If you plan on boating, take "Always make sure you stock up on not be limited to, alcohol and DUI prevention, a boating safety course. When boating, watch the food, water and fuel for your fatigue, off-limits establishments, safety briefings weather and observe safe boating practices and generators. Seal all of your windows for travel, privately owned weapons, water and laws. Be sure to have adequate personal floatation with plywood and stay indoors during motorcycle safety, distracted driving and other devices for yourself and all passengers, and then the storm." safety issues as deemed appropriate by com- insist on their use. Prior to weighing anchor, manders. These must not be routine safety brief- develop and implement a float plan; give details Spc. Michael Livecche ings - they should be done in a spirit of teaching, of an intended voyage and file with a friend, neigh- 396th CTC, 87th CSSB, 3IDSB coaching and mentoring. bor and/or marina operator. This document When traveling, remember to keep cell phone should describe your vessel, equipment, crew, usage to a minimum, and never text while driving. and itinerary of your planned voyage. Also remem- If planning a trip outside of the local area, use the ber that the same drinking and driving rules apply "My advice to everyone, including planning tool "TRIPs" and take frequent rest to boating. Soldiers in the barracks, have breaks. Highway vehicle accidents, especially Thank you again for your contributions, dedi- renters insurance!" motorcycles, are our biggest threat during this cation and service to our Army and our Country. period. There are four key risk factors that are Think Safety Always! Spc. Destiny Gunter frequently identified in accident investigations HHC, STB, 3IDSB as causal for most Soldier vehicle related deaths. Rock of the Marne!

"Have sand bags at the ready Stay tuned for bad weather and plan to travel if you need to evacuate your location." Commentary and the installation’s ADHOC system – which includes email and text messaging. Staff Sgt. William Conner Pat Young 396 CTC, 87th CSSB, 3IDSB Fort Stewart Public Affairs During Hurricane Matthew, the system was used to provide road condition warnings, evacuation Hurricane Matthew, which started as a tropical notices, and recovery assistance. storm in late September 2016, delivered significant Community members can help by being prepared 3RD INFANTRY DIVISION COMMANDER damage along its trek across Haiti, Cuba, and com- for severe weather and other contingencies by mak- ing an Army Ready Kit, and remaining vigilant. SENIOR COMMANDER FS/HAAF munities along the United States East Coast. MAJ. GEN. LEOPOLDO QUINTAS Communication and prior planning helped The installation’s Directorate of Plans, Training, mitigate the threat; but there is always room for Mobilization and Security has prepared a website USAG FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER COL. TOWNLEY R. HEDRICK improvement. This year the National Oceanic and at www.stewart.army.mil/info/?id=396&p=2, with Severe Weather and Hurricane Preparedness infor- Atmospheric Administration, at www.nhc.noaa.gov, HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER predicts an ‘above normal hurricane season,” which mation. The Army also offers the Army Disaster LT. COL. MIKE SQUIRES runs June 1 through Nov. 30. Personnel Accountability and Assessment System The 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart and system. According their website at https://adpaas. Frontline Hunter Army Airfield encourages community mem- army. mil, the “U.S. Army Disaster Personnel 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place bers to learn about severe weather preparedness Accountability and Assessment System standard- suite 1087, building 1 and remain attentive to the installation’s commu- izes a method for the Army to account, assess, man- Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314 nication efforts, throughout the season and beyond. age, and monitor the recovery process for personnel Garrison Public Affairs Officer 2nd IBCT OIC Ron Elliott Some of the installation’s most visible platforms and their Families affected and/or scattered by a Maj. Anthony Hoefler wide-spread catastrophic event.” 2nd IBCT NCOIC are their Facebook sites at www.facebook.com/3rd. Command Information Officer Infantry.Division; www.facebook.com/ ADPAAS was designed to help Soldiers and lead- Jim Jeffcoat Staff Sgt. Nikki Felton FortStewartHunterArmyAirfield; and www. face- ers maintain accountability; provides a system to Editorial/Design Staff 3rd ID SB NCOIC book.com/HunterArmyAirfield?fref=ts. Community track Soldier and Family Member locations; helps Managing Editor Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Navratil members can tune in to those sites for warnings, evaluate their needs; and provides reference infor- Patrick M. Young road conditions, and threat awareness tips. In case mation. Production Manager 3rd ID SB reporter of real emergencies, messages on what to do or So stay prepared, remain vigilant, and stay tuned Maria C. Hendre Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer Business Manager Spc. Jamie Beale where to go would be posted there and through the to the installations’ communication platforms for Kathryn Fox communities’ Public “Big Voice” Address System; updates. Hunter Public Affairs officer 3rd CAB OIC Steven Hart Capt. Danielle Killian 3rd CAB NCOIC Hunter Deputy PAO Nancy Gould Sgt. Kellen Stuart 3rd CAB reporter 3rd Infantry Division Sgt. William Begley

3rd ID PAO Lt. Col. Brian J. Fickel 3rd ID Artillery OIC 3rd ID NCOIC Vacant Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby 3rd ID reporter 50th PAD OIC Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt Capt. John May 50th PAD NCOIC 1st ABCT OIC Sgt. 1st Class Maurice Smith Maj. Randy Ready 1st ABCT NCOIC This Civilian enterprise newspaper is an Staff Sgt. Antonio Vincent authorized publication for members of 1st ABCT reporters the U.S. Army. Contents of the Sgt. Dean A. Gannon II Frontline are not necessarily the official views of, or are endorsed by, the U.S. Government, Department of Defense, Voice your opinion! Department of the Army, or U.S. Forces Write a letter to the editor Command. It is published weekly by the Send to: The Frontline Public Affairs Office, Fort Stewart, Georgia. 31314-5000. All editorial Attn: The Frontline, Editor content of the Frontline newspaper is 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place, suite 1087 prepared, edited, provided and approved Fort Stewart, Ga. 31314 by the Public Affairs Office of Fort or email to: Stewart, Georgia and the 3rd Infantry usarmy.stewart.3-id.list.pao- Division, and is printed by Morris Newspaper Corporation of Hinesville, [email protected] Inc., a private firm in no way connected or fax it to 912-767-6673 with the Department of the Army, visit www.stewartfrontline.com under exclusive written contract with Fort Stewart, Georgia. The Civilian Copyright 2016 printer is responsible for commercial Advertising: 912-368-0526 advertising. Subscription rates are $12/3 The Frontline Office: 912-435-9531 months, $20/six months and $36 for 12 Hunter News Bureau: 912-315-5617 months. Rates are Third Class mail inside the continental U.S. Rock of the Marne June 1, 2017 The Frontline 3A Behind The Lens Memorial Day 2017

U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Ben K. Navratil

Soldiers with the 87th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade, present the National Colors at the Richmond Hill, Memorial Day Observance ceremony at J.F. Gregory Park, May 29. During the ceremony, 87th CSSB Commander Lt. Col. Chris McCreery gave the keynote address in which he spoke about the history of the holiday and shared a personal story of a Fallen Soldier he served with.

Photo by Capt. Gwen Peters Third infantry Division commander Maj. Gen. Leopoldo Quintas, Jr. speaks at the Hinesville Memorial Day Observance, hosted by the American Legion Post 168, May 29.

U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Ben K. Navratil Lt. Col. Chris McCreery, commander of the 87th CSSB, 3rd ID Sustainment Brigade, speaks during the Richmond Hill, Ga., Memorial Day Observance at J.F. Gregory Park, May 29. During the ceremony, Soldiers from McCreery’s 87th CSSB presented the National Colors and fired a three-volley salute to Fallen Servicemembers.

U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Ben K. Navratil Harold Fowler, mayor of Richmond Hill, Ga., and Lt. Col. Chris McCreery, commander of the 87th CSSB, 3rd ID Sustainment Brigade, carry a wreath to the Richmond Hill Veterans’ Monument during the Richmond Hill Memorial Day Observance, May 29. Including McCreery as the guest speaker, the event hosted speakers from local Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion posts.

Photo by Capt. Gwen Peters

Members of the 3rd ID band performs at the Hinesville Memorial Day Observance hosted by the American Legion, Post 168. . 4A The Frontline June 1, 2017 3rd Infantry Division

Marne Faces, Marne Places

U.S Army photos by Spc. Roger Houghton/Released Maj. Patrick Tabin, operations officer for 3-15 Inf., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, delivers the keynote address at a Memorial Day ceremony in Glennville, May 29. The annual ceremony was one of several Memorial Day events that 3rd ID supported throughout the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield community.

Soldiers of Co. B, 3-15 Inf., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, post the national flag at a Memorial Day ceremony in Glennville, May 29. The annual ceremony was one of several Memorial Day events that 3rd ID supported throughout the Fort Stewart -Hunter Army Airfield commu- nity.

3rd ID memorializes Fallen American Legion were also in atten- Spc. Roger Houghton dance. 2IBCT Public Affairs Roessler said that it is important to honor the sacrifice of all veterans, not Soldiers of 3rd Battalion, 15th only in Glennville, but all over the Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry world. Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry 1st Lt. Weston C. Lee of Bluffton, a Division, participated in a Memorial U.S. Army Soldier who was killed by Day ceremony held at the Glennville an improvised explosive device in Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Mosul, Iraq in 2016 was one of many Glennville, May 29. - Soldiers honored. The “Can Do” Battalion helped cel Throughout the ceremony, Families ebrate the occasion by providing a of Soldiers buried in the cemetery, color guard, a firing party that fired a placed flowers and an American flag 21-gun salute and the 3rd Infantry next to their loved ones’ headstones Division band. and memorialized their fallen hero. Maj. Patrick B. Tabin, the operations Tabin said, “Our Soldier’s legacy officer for 3-15 Inf., and keynote continues to live on. It lives on in the speaker said, “The solemnity of pride of their parents, in the love of Memorial Day is found in the stories their spouses and in their beautiful of these ordinary Americans who children.” became extraordinary for the most He said Memorial Day is a day of simple of reasons: they loved their solemn mourning, but it is also a day country so deeply, so profoundly, that of reverent celebration--a celebration they were willing to give their lives to of men and women who dared all, who keep it safe and free.” gave all, so that we might continue to Soldiers of 3-15 Inf., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, fire a 21-gun salute at a Memorial Chris Roessler, the Mayor of Day ceremony in Glennville, May 29. The annual ceremony was one enjoy the freedoms and benefits of this Glennville, along with local members of several Memorial Day events that 3rd ID supported throughout the great nation. of Veteran Foreign Wars and the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield community. Rock of the Marne June 1, 2017 The Frontline 5A Learning, Leading, molding

Photos by Sgt. Joseph Truckley, 50th PAD Soldiers attending the Marne Leader Development Course, work on vehicle dismount procedures at Fort Stewart, March 6. Students learn how to dismount from a vehicle to start tactical operations during the MLDC field training exercise.

Soldiers in the MLDC at Fort Stewart go over their movement Soldiers in the Marne Leader Development Course conduct a patrol at Fort plans while looking over their sand table, March 6. Soldiers Stewart, March 6. During the MLDC field training exercise, students go through built a sand table to plan their movement to their selected the elements to reach objective points through the training area. objective during MLDC Field Training Exercise. Marne Leader Development Course brings cohesion to 3rd ID Sgt. Joseph Truckley tere environment. as well throughout this course. 50th PAD Master Sgt. Nicholas Maney, the noncommissioned “Realizing the breaking point and overcoming the officer in charge of MLDC, developed the course content, stress to accomplish the mission is an important lesson Marne Soldiers develop their squad leadership skills which is designed to improve Soldiers’ squad level lead- taught throughout this course,” Stewart said. in a tactical environment by attending the Marne Leader ership skills at the junior Soldier level. Soldiers overcoming stressors is an important part to Development Course at Fort Stewart. Students must complete a field training exercise and completing a mission. Resilient leaders are better Marne Leader Development Course, formerly known obtain at least a minimum score of 70 percent on every equipped to help their Soldiers through stressful situa- as ‘Thunder Run University,’ is a 14-day course that begins quiz to pass the course. “Students must succeed in all tions while in an austere environment. with classroom-based instruction focusing on adminis- assigned leadership and support positions,” Maney said. “The superior stress management ability of a MLDC trative leadership skills, and the course culminates with “Then, they must earn greater than a 61 percent score graduate will enable them to push their subordinates a tactical exercise to stress small unit proficiency and from fellow students on peer evaluations. further and faster than what previously thought,” said teamwork. “Peer evaluations are a grade in this course, there is Maney. “They will also possess a better understanding The course is designed to enhance the 3rd Infantry always room for improvement and shared knowledge. of the limits and complexity of leading Soldiers in adverse Division Marne Leader’s ability to lead Soldiers in a stress- One of the end results is geared to open up a network conditions during tactical operations,” he said. ful environment. and a line of communication throughout the division,” “I want to leave a clear understanding that Soldiers The course starts with a review of how to conduct an Maney said. are capable of a lot more than what they give themselves Army Physical Fitness Test and students are then assigned Sgt. 1st Class Jeffrey T. Stewart, assistant noncommis- credit for,” Maney said. “All it takes is applying the resil- roles for the course. sioned officer in charge for MLDC, helps bring everything iency skills that we as Soldiers are so often taught.” The next day kicks off with an APFT, the goal is not the together. He goes through lessons and uses the feedback The Marne Leader Development Course is a division APFT itself, but rather how to administer an APFT. from students and the cadre to improve the course. command sergeant major and command general col- The next several days the cadre instruct the students “A good thing with this course is it’s not just learning lective idea with the focus on the reinforcement of dis- on some key administrative topics such as the Marne 7 the regulations, but it’s based on experiences and sharing cipline and cohesion in the units. Principles, the Marne Standards and anti-hazing pro- what us as instructors have been through. A standard is “With this course, everyone will be taught the same grams. a standard, and it does not matter if you are in a garrison information and standardize training across the division,” Then the cadre go over topics such as land navigation, or a deployed environment. That is what we are trying Maney said. “Those graduates from the MLDC can bring the Troop Leading Procedures, and how to read, under- to teach here,” Stewart said. their newly acquired knowledge back to the units to guide stand and execute an operation order, a warning order, Students who graduate from the course are expected and develop soldiers within their ranks.” and a fragmented order as well as a class on conducting to bring their knowledge and skills back to their units. Graduates obtain the ability to lead by example. an ambush and reconnaissance mission to better prepare “Graduates return to their respective units physically “Leaders need to show their Soldiers that they chal- students for the culminating tactical field exercise. and mentally tough, proficient in squad sized dismount lenge themselves before they can challenge their sol- At the end of each day, there are practical exercises, operations in austere environments. Graduates will diers,” Stewart said. Leading by example is a staple for where students get hands on with what they learned understand how to plan, coordinate, and execute small the noncommissioned officer corps and that is one asset throughout the day. unit missions confidently and completely with little to someone would gain by attending this course, he added. The purpose of the MLDC is to embody the Marne 7 no guidance,” Maney said. “Strive to accomplish something better than what you principles and to train Soldiers as if they were in an aus- Students are tested, not only physically but, mentally did the day prior,” Maney said.

Army Sgt. Keenan Washington, 9th BEB, 2IBCT, 3rd ID, leads his team on a patrol during the MLDC Field Training Exercise on March 6. Sgt. Washington leads his Soldiers to the objective point during the course’s FTX. 6A The Frontline June 1, 2017 3rd Infantry Division

Scales of Justice Marne Pride in action for 3rd ID Family Support (when there is not a court order) May 22 - May 28 Courtesy of SJA to resolve the issue. If this fails, then Legal Assistance Attorney or Inspector General may be contacted. Q. Hey Judge, am I required to support my If the Soldier is under court order to provide sup- spouse and children even if we don’t have any- port for children, the recipient may seek assistance thing from the court yet? from the local Child Support Enforcement Agency. When a Soldier separates from his or her spouse, A. Yes, service members are required to support it is presumed that the Soldier is complying with their Families. Army Regulation 608-99 Chapter 2 the support obligation until a Family Member or establishes a legal obligation of Soldiers to support Family member’s legal representative makes a com- Family Members until a final court order for support plaint to command. or a final divorce decree is signed. The Soldier and Family Members can and should Q. When does the obligation to support 3 total DUI's for May 22 - May 28 work out an adequate plan for support without 1 total DUI for May 15 - May 21 command involvement, whether by joint accounts begin? or an agreed allotment of funds to take care of the A. In the absence of a written agreement or court 1 total DUI for May 8 - May 14 Family needs. If a Soldier is geographically sepa- order, the support will begin on the date the parties rated from the Family, then the obligations may are no longer living together in the same residence. become more complicated. The Soldier should think This can arise in two situations: either party volun- Following is a reminder of the of ways to ensure that the Family is adequately tarily leaves the residence or the Soldier is ordered supported without command involvement. out of the residence. Marne Pride pledge:

Q. My spouse and I separated, but I stayed Q. I am a Soldier. My spouse left the house I will drive safely. in the home. He refuses to pay me support. I and has decided that she no longer wants to contacted his chain of command, and they I won't drive if I am impaired. be in the marriage, am I obligated to give her told me that he doesn’t have to pay. They said I won't get in the car with an anything seeing as she voluntarily left? they double checked with JAG. How is this pos- A. Yes. A Soldier is required to provide support unsafe driver. sible? to the spouse that is separated and no longer living I will respect your rules. A. The Soldier is required to pay Family support, it the marital residence. I will call you. The Soldier is required to pay the support amount but payment does not always come in the form of stipulated by the Army (based on rank and number cash to the Family Member. If the Soldier is paying Commanders and Leaders: of dependents) until the divorce is finalized and for living necessities, and the amount of money I will be there for you. court orders have been made. Evidence of desertion, being paid is more than he would owe in support adultery, misconduct, or criminal acts on the under AR 608-99, your spouse does not also have I will be a good role model and spouse’s part will not exclude the Soldier from pro- to also provide money. For example, if your husband lead by example. viding spousal support. Under extraordinary cir- owes you $800 per month in support, but he is con- DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE. cumstances, a Soldier may formally request to stop tinuing to pay your rent of $900 per month, he has paying support, but this request must be approved met his obligation. by the brigade commander. Not all expenses are considered necessities. The amount required to be paid by the Soldier is Common expenses that do not count as living LEGAL NOTICE calculated taking into account the Soldier’s rank, necessities are car insurance, car payments, cell BAH, and other dependents to whom the Soldier phone plan, internet and cable, and pet bills. owes support. Visit your Legal Assistance Office to nyone with debts owed to Q. When does the obligation to support end? determine how much money is required under AR or by the estate of Spc. 608-99. A. If support is ordered under AR 608-99, this A required support for a spouse will terminate upon Pierre R. Ross, must contact the divorce being finalized, the establishment of a 1st Lt. Makelina Pastorella the Q. My spouse refuses to provide spousal sup- financial support obligation through the courts. A port is there someone I can talk to? Will anyone Soldier may also request through his or her bat- Summary Court Officer for the hold my spouse accountable for providing talion commander to be released from spousal sup- Soldier. Call 912-767-8452 or support? port after 18 months of continued payments. The A. If a Soldier fails to provide AR 608-99 spousal battalion commander cannot, however, release a email Makelina.m.pastorella. support, the Soldier’s company commander should Soldier of obligations to children or obligations in [email protected]. be contacted. The chain of command should seek a court order. T:9.875”

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Community&LeisureJune 1, 2017

Read a good book Nalona Fayson Teen Contributor

As we get older and are more involved in different things including school’s social groups, sport activities and even a job; it becomes hard- er for us to actually read a good book. As much as I love read- ing, it can be difficult sometimes because I just want to watch some television or playing on my phone. Eventually, you'll watch everything interesting or what you want to watch isn't on, thus making it perfect for you to pick up a book and start reading. As I've written Courtesy photo Sgt. 1st Class Rob Harmon shows off his “Donor” bracelet and Kai Johns his “Recipient” bracelet before undergoing before reading can Sgt. 1st Class Rob Harmon stands with Kai Johns at MedStar Georgetown kidney transplant surgery April 27 at MedStar Georgetown definitely take you to University Hospital in Washington, District of Columbia on April 27 before University Hospital in Washington, District of Columbia. another world if undergoing surgery to donate a kidney to his old Army buddy. Harmon was They became friends in the Army over 20 years ago. you're willing to go, a perfect match and his living donation saved Johns’ life. ha! Reading is awe- some and I'm really going to get back into reading more because it will bene- A kidney for Kai fit me in so many ways and I know it Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer forward nearly two months and he is hours. They went to a few concerts will benefit you as 3rd IDSB Public Affairs being kept alive by dialysis three days together, including a Lollapalooza, well. So take some a week. Please keep him in your prayers and Johns even introduced Harmon time this summer Sgt. 1st Class Rob Harmon, the as the search continues for a kidney. to the woman who would later become and visit the Hays noncommissioned officer in charge The post hit Harmon hard, as Kai his wife. Library and select of the 3rd Infantry Division Johns was an old Army buddy from “We were having fun like normal some interesting Sustainment Brigade communications the ‘90s. They had served together at 20-year-olds do,” Harmon said. books to read. section, sat waiting for a meeting at Fort Bragg, North Carolina from 1995 But months prior to the Facebook Hunter Army Airfield in December of to 1997 doing assault command post post, in August of 2016, Johns’ health 2016. As he scrolled through his phone operations, providing support to the had begun to deteriorate quickly. He looking at his Facebook feed, he saw 18th Airborne Corps. is a fifth-generation polycystic kidney a post that would not only change his Though they didn’t see each other disease carrier and had been reduced life but save someone else’s. The post much at work, since they were in to about 6 percent kidney function. read: competing platoons and were on He lost approximately 50 pounds after Seven weeks ago Kai went in to the three-month rotations, they spent a a 45-day hospital stay. Harmon had hospital in end stage renal failure. Fast lot of time together outside duty to act fast.

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Good Eats Fort Stewart is cooking light Sara Lopez healthy recipes and nutrition tips. Weekly Division Health Promotion recipes will be featured in the commissary, the Frontline and the Marne Health web- he Fort Stewart Community Health site. TPromotion Council rolled out the Community members are encouraged Cooking Light initiative. The goal of the to submit their own healthy recipes to be initiative is to encourage community considered for use in the Cooking Light members to eat healthier by providing initiative to [email protected].

Preparation: 75 minutes or less • Whisk sherry, soy sauce, brown sugar and the 1/3 cup pineapple juice in a large bowl. Add pineapple rings and chicken and gently stir to coat. Refrigerate for 15 minutes. Pineapple Teriyaki Chicken • Meanwhile, preheat grill to medium-high. • Remove the chicken and pineapple from the marinade and pat dry; reserve the marinade. Oil • 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce (Aisle 9) the grill rack. Grill the chicken and pineapple until the chicken is cooked through and the pineapple • 2 tablespoons brown sugar (Aisle 10) is marked, 4 to 5 minutes per side. • 1 teaspoon corn starch (Aisle 10) • Whisk the reserved marinade and cornstarch in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil and cook, • 1 20-ounce can of pineapple rings, plus 1/3 whisking, until reduced and thickened, 2 to 4 minutes. Stir in Smart Balance Light. Serve the chicken cup juice from can (Aisle 10) and pineapple drizzled with the sauce. • 1/3 cup dry sherry (Aisle 11) Serve this dish with a side of fresh sugar snap peas and brown rice! • 1 tablespoon Smart Balance Light (Aisle 14) • 4 large boneless, skinless chicken thighs (about Nutritional Information 1.5 pounds), trimmed (Meat Aisle)

Ingredients (Per Chicken breast and 2 pineapple rings) Calories: 284 | Fat: 8 grams | Protein: 28 grams | Carbohydrates: 25 grams 2b The Frontline June 1, 2017 We're saving a seat for you At The Movies

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It was clear fronts; among Leaders, Soldiers, vention, adverse weather, motorcycle out in March that he was a healthy that the new kidney was working as it Families and peers, to help prevent safety awareness, DUI and distracted match. should. fatalities and injuries during the sum- driving, plus many more. “According to the doctors, our match “It is a great blessing,” Johns said. mer seasons. The complete campaign is available was as close as you can get,” Harmon “Knowing that someone would step up online at https://safety.army.mil. said with tears filling his eyes. and offer a piece of them to preserve What has the Army done? Four months passed from the date your quality of life is quite an honor.” The U.S. Army Combat Readiness/ Why is this important? Harmon saw the post to the day of the When asked why he did it so quickly Safety Center launched the annual operation. and willingly, Harmon was brought to Rising temperatures and summer Safe Summer Campaign to raise On the morning of the surgery, April tears as he answered. activities present persistent chal- awareness of the increased hazards 27, Harmon arrived at MedStar “If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t have lenges for Soldiers and Civilians associated with summer activities. Georgetown University Hospital in my two girls right now,” he said. “If operating in theater and at home. Topical feature articles, posters and Washington, District of Columbia, with nobody else did it and I knew I could, The Army team must remain mind- videos provide Soldiers, Family mem- Johns’ Family to begin the final prepa- how could I live with myself if I didn’t ful of the increased hazards associ- bers and Civilians the information ration for the operation. They sat next donate? How could I look my kids in ated with spring and summer and they need to manage risk and reduce to each other in the pre-operation room the face and not donate when I could stay engaged throughout this high- accidental injuries and deaths. as several nurses came to conduct var- save his life?” risk period. The campaign, which runs through ious tasks related to the surgery. He didn’t even know that he would Harmon had never experienced actually do it, as being a living donor anesthesia before, and he was a bit ner- had never crossed his mind in the past. vous, especially after the anesthesiolo- Considering that less than one percent Win trip for two to M&M’s World gist told him a little-known fact that of those in need of kidneys actually directly impacted him. receive them, Harmon’s decision made CONNER HAMMETT and $500 in spending money for a “Redheads take more anesthesia, a huge impact on many. 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That’s the 22 years in the Army made it an easy From June 1-30, authorized “We can’t wait to see our lucky winner last thing I remember.” decision for him. It was the perfect end- Exchange shoppers worldwide can off on the candy-coated adventure of When he finally awoke from the anes- ing to his career, as he is retiring on Aug. enter the M&M’s World Sweepstakes a lifetime.” thesia, he felt his blood begin to rush. 1. at shopmyexchange.com/sweepstakes. Military shoppers 18 and up may “It felt like my body was imploding,” “With all the negativity that we see,” The grand prize winner will receive a enter. No purchase is necessary to enter Harmon said. “It literally felt like a black Johns said, “I was hoping that there was $2,300 prize package including airfare or win. 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No doubt, men and women in military service who Sunday Mass Main Post Chapel 9 a.m. A memorial is something designed to preserve the paid the ultimate price had a strong sense of love and Weekday Mass Main Post Chapel 11:45 a.m. memory of a person or event. Monday, May 29th was duty for the United States of America. (Confession available daily and before Sunday Mass) Memorial Day. We honored men and women who died Appropriate here is the reading of the Gettysburg while serving in the U.S. Military. Originally known as Address written by President Abraham Lincoln in Protestant (Sundays) Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the November 1863. It honors the Fallen who "gave the last Traditional Marne Chapel 9 a.m. Chapel Next Main Post Chapel 10:45 a.m. Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. full measure of devotion" at the Battle of Gettysburg Gospel Adult Sunday School Main Post Chapel 11 a.m. My dad served in the US Army from 1957 to 1977, several months earlier. This speech is engraved in stone Multi-Cultural Gospel Main Post Chapel 12:30 p.m. retiring as a sergeant first class. He was a Combat Medic at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., and is Service Kids' Church (Sundays) his entire career and deployed to Vietnam twice. His first arguably the best speech ever written in American his- Kids' Church (K- 6th Grade) Main Post Chapel 1 p.m. deployment was from 1967 to 1968, which was at the tory. Note its pointedness, honesty and clarity: PWOC Services height of the war with 550,000 Soldiers in country. The "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought PWOC (Check https//www.facebook.com/stewartPWOC, or email [email protected] for upcoming events.) Tet Offensive occurred at this time. He was attached to forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in First Infantry Division and experienced much action. Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men Hunter Army Airfield His second deployment to Vietnam was from 1970-1971, are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil Catholic and being that the war was winding down, he was an war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so con- Sunday Mass Hunter Chapel 11 a.m. advisor this time. Several years ago, I went with my Dad ceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met Catholic CCD Building 129 9:30 a.m. to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (the Wall) in on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to Protestant Washington D.C. He looked up some names, of course, dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place Sunday Service Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. and I saw his eyes tear up as memories from long ago for those who here gave their lives that that nation Kids’ Church Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. came back to his mind. might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we Fellowship Hall PWOC (Thursday) Main Post Chapel 9:30 a.m. Before I joined the US Army in 2009, I had been an should do this. ordained minister, ministering full-time, for 25 years. But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can Religious Education Contacts The reason I became a chaplain was because I wanted not consecrate – we can not hallow -- this ground. The Fort Stewart Religious Education, to serve my country as my dad did, and because I really brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have Bill Agnew: 912-767-9789 believed I could make a difference in Soldier’s lives. My consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or Hunter Army Airfield first duty station was Fort Hood, Texas and I was in Iraq detract. The world will little note, nor long remember Religious Education, a year after arriving. While I was deployed from 2010 to what we say here, but it can never forget what they did Charles Archer: 912-315-5934 2011, our unit lost two Soldiers. Each year as those trag- here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here ic days have gone by on the calendar, I have remembered to the unfinished work which they who fought here those Soldiers with sincere contemplation and deep have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to respect. be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us We celebrate Memorial Day lest we forget our Fallen -- that from these honored dead we take increased devo- Soldiers' ultimate sacrifices for our freedom. I am from tion to that cause for which they gave the last full mea- Maryland, and I graduated from Meade Senior High sure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these School at Fort Meade, Maryland. While I was stationed dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, there a couple of years ago, I volunteered to speak to the under God, shall have a new birth of freedom – and Meade Senior High Junior ROTC students. I wore my that government of the people, by the people, for the Class A's as I spoke with them about being a chaplain people, shall not perish from the earth." in the U.S. Army. During the question and answer por- Let us remember and pray for all of our fellow Soldiers tion of my talk, a young man asked me if I was scared who are deployed throughout the world.

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[email protected] [email protected] fers a distinctive 2 story foyer, luxurious formal dining room with bay window Jobs and a separate room opening into the kitchen. Your kitchen offers gorgeous drIvErs WantEd granite counter tops, an upgraded Drivers, CDL-A: 230 General Screven Way, Hinesville back-splash, tile floors and stainless Home EVERY Weekend!! - $1,500,000. Excellent Net leased In- steel appliances. Master bedroom is Dedicated Southeast! vestment opportunity with upside po- 108 Oak Ridge Drive, Glennville - complete with a upgraded master bathroom package. Just minutes from Walk Away Lease, No Money Down. 325 West Memorial Drive. $350,000. tential. Offered at a 7% cap rate on $349,900. Open-floor plan with wood 2516 Cove Street - $115,900. Immac- schools,shopping, and Ft. Stewart, and Drivers average $1500/wk Prime space located in the downtown current occupancy. Located less than a laminate floors. 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Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell Banker is perfect for great family gatherings It also features a large master bedroom Friday, 8:30 to 5:00) 912-977-4733 or email jimmy.shan- kitchen, two-story great room with Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or and children playing. Privacy fence, 2 and a two car garage. Refreshed with [email protected] fireplace, large and inviting rear deck. 912-977-4733 or email jimmy.shan- storage shed/workshop. Open floor new carpet and painted. This home is NOW HIRING Grand Master suite on first floor. Cen- [email protected] plan, cathedral ceilings, beautiful, lam- fairly new and located in the New Ce- *EXPERIENCED CHILD- trally located to Ft Stewart gates. Jim- inate wood floors. Enclosed sun room dar Creek at Murray Crossing Commu- CARE PROVIDERS my Shanken, 912-368-4300, 912-977- looking into the backyard. Windows - nity. Call to schedule your personal 4733 or email jimmyshanken@ *OFFICE/ADMIN POSITION plantation shutters. Centrally located tour today! 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Convenient to Fort Stewart Gates main gate. Excellent Retail or Restau- and the New Armstrong University. rant site. Former Bank of America 497 Martin Road, Hinesville - PRIOR PAID pet sitting ex- Lease price $1,250 per month. Jimmy Building. Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell $192,500. Immaculate home nestled in perience, mature, reliable, Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368- a park like setting. Located in the Mar- healthy person. Leave name, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- 4300 or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy. tin Woods neighborhood with no As- number, call 912-877-3998. 4733 or email jimmy.shanken@cold- [email protected] sociation fee. The View is very natural Real Estate wellbanker.com and gives you a feel of the outdoors. HomEs For salE UNDER CONTRACT The fireplace is spectacular and conve- For rEnt 256 Daisy Circle, Glennville - niently located in the living room for 910 Brett Drive, Hinesville. $49,900. $124,900. 3 beds 2 baths 1,304 sq. those cold winter nights. The backyard This 3 bedroom 2 bath town home is a ft. Gorgeous home on a large corner is fenced with a chain link and a wood- great investment opportunity or start- lot. Impeccably clean. Open floorplan. ed swing set. This property is 0.85 acres ed home. This home features an open Large laundry room and storage area. and conveniently located minutes concept living area, ceiling fans, out- Detached over-sized 1-car car garage/ from the new Oglethorpe shopping 105 General Stewart Way, Hinesville 559 TREMAIN DRIVE. Well kept, up- door storage closet, and washer and workshop/man cave and carport. Ceil- area and Fort Stewart! Schedule your - $199,900. Excellent office opportuni- dated home located in Flemington no dryer hookups. Buying is cheaper than ing fans throughout the house. Quite personal showing today! Jimmy Shan- AFFORDABLE HOUSING SENIOR ty for sale or for lease. Meets all ADA city taxes or flood insurance required. renting! Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell retreat. Front and back porch. This ken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, REAL- PROPERTY requirements. Updated office on large Convenient to Ft Stewart. Wood and Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368- home is located outside the city lim- TORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977-4733 62 or Older Only. One Bedroom lot. Great Counseling, Physical Therapy, tile flooring, solid surface counter tops. 4300 or 912-977-4733 or email jim- its of Glennville, easy commute to Ft. or email jimmy.shanken@coldwell- Availability Income based Lawyer or Doctor opportunity. Conve- Formal living room, family room and [email protected] Stewart, and close to shopping area. banker.com STEM Page 1B

6b The Frontline June 1, 2017 Army Community Service

Register now for ACS classes Free Classes offered at Stewart AFTB is back, get to know Army You asked, we listened. Online registration is now Following are upon request from chain of command AFTB is back better than ever and we have scheduled available for FRG classes through Eventbrite. Please • Sponsorship Training an evening training 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. June 13 in ACS go to https://www.eventbrite.com/o/army-communi- • Risk Management for Senior NCOs (E7-E9) building 87. Join our spouse trainers as we conduct ty-service-fort-stewarthunter-aaf-12997030788. Link • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing "Getting to know the Army." This module will introduce is also posted on the ACS portion of the Team Stewart spouses new to the Army and help break down barriers, website. Every Monday and get to know the "lingo" of the Army. Please register Financial Planning for PCS...... 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the ACS Eventbrite Page or by calling 912-767-1257. Learn, empower yourself with ACS ACS Stewart, building 86 ACS has many great services for Soldiers, spouses *Mandatory for E-4 and Below Foreign born spouses ice cream party and children, yet not everyone knows we are located Join the ACS Foreign Born Spouses/Hearts Apart Club in five different areas. Stop by today and visit the staff Free Classes offered at Hunter as we conduct an Ice Cream Party 10 a.m. to noon June on Stewart in buildings 81, 82, 86, 87 and the SFAC 13 in ACS building 86. Foreign Born Spouses sometimes building 4973. The Hunter staff is located in building Call for appointment for the following: struggle with meeting new friends and getting to know 1286. You’ll be glad you did. Let’s push ACS programs • Army Family Team Building Infant Massage other spouses. Come to the Ice Cream Party to enjoy in 2017. • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing the moment, meet new friends and share connections with others. Please call 912-767-5058 for more details. Weekdays Like ACS on Facebook Lending Closet...... 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Summer Weather and Safety Search for “Army Community Service, Stewart/ Building 1286 Southeast Georgia experiences a broad range of Hunter AAF.” You can get ACS Exceptional Family weather and ACS wants to ensure spouses and Families Member Program information by searching for know about the many agencies available for assistance. “Stewart/Hunter Exceptional Family Member Core Value and Healthy Eating Join ACS 10 a.m. June 20 at Firestation #1, building Program.” Help our Hunter Army Airfield community All eating is emotional. You are what you eat! Weight 1850, 1164 W. 15th Street. Lots of resources and items get more “likes” by visiting their Facebook page. ACS loss programs fail when they attempt to do the impos- for all Family Members to enjoy. The smokehouse and publishes great information for our Soldiers and Army sible: take emotion out of eating. Sustainable weight emergency vehicles will be on hand for children to Families there as well. Search for Hunter Army Airfield loss means choosing which emotions motivate it. The experience as well as tours of the Firehouse. Please and pass the word along. essential choice is between core hurts and Core Value. call 912-767-1257 for questions and registration. Obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer and other dis- ACS building is accessible to everyone eases are lifestyle-related. Participants will learn about Financial Planning for PCS the connections between Core Value, diet and health Army Community Service wishes to inform our com- Come to our Financial Planning for PCS class and and the ways that can help prevent or relieve diseases, munity that our facilities meet, or exceed, the standards we will help you and other military Families plan for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 2, in building 4973. For more for persons with disabilities. Our facilities are wheel- permanent change of stations, while weighing your information, please call 912-435-9646. chair accessible; and should you need assistance upon options of buying versus renting a house; and budget- arrival, please inform one of our staff members. The ing for the move. The class is 10 to 11:30 a.m. every playground next to building 82 at Fort Stewart is certi- Before baby arrives class date change Monday in ACS building 86; and Tuesdays if a Holiday fied as an Exceptional Family Member playground. The June sessions of New Parent Support Program, falls on Monday. A recent survey found that the aver- Hunter EFMP playground is located next to building Before Baby Arrives is now 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. June 6, 13 age “out of pocket” expenses range about $2000 per 1284. For questions, please contact ACS at 912-767- and 20 in ACS building 82. Please call 912-767-2882 move. ACS can help. This class is mandatory for E-4 5058 or 912-315-6816. for questions. and below. Please call 912-767-5059 for questions. FMWR and Coastal Happenings

Limited free garden plots available milestones and the library will have several contests, Taylors Creek Club Championship A limited number of free, 20-foot-by-20-foot tilled with cool prizes, for participating readers based on The Taylors Creek Club Championship will be played garden plots are available in the area near the Bits and STEM activities. Program ends July 31. Call 912-767- Saturday and Sunday, July 8, 9 at the par 72 Taylors Bridle Equestrian Club stables off Georgia Highway 2828 or stop by Hays Library to learn more. Creek Golf Course on Fort Stewart. Champions will be 144, Fort Stewart. Gardeners must supply their own crowned in the Men's Division, Women's Division, gardening tools, fertilizer, etc. Sign up at Holbrook Jacksonville Jaguar Tickets go on sale Senior Division (50 to 59) and Super Senior Division Equipment Rental Facility, building 8325. For more Tickets for all pre-season and regular season (60 and older). The tournament is open to the public. information, call 912-435-8205. Jacksonville Jaguars home games are on sale will go PGA Professional John Fesperman Jr. said all players on sale June 1 at the Stewart-Hunter Leisure Travel will be given a tee time. The cost of $75 per player Scout Discounts serving Stewart-Hunter Offices. Ticket prices will vary according to the game. includes greens fee, cart fee, range balls, prizes and SCOUT Military Discounts (free for iPhone and The Jaguars play their home games at EverBank Field lunch on Sunday. Players are asked to register before Android) has landed at Stewart-Hunter! SCOUT con- in Jacksonville. They will open the 2017-2018 exhibi- Thursday, July 6. For more information, call 912-767- nects Soldiers, veterans, retirees and their Families tion season in Jacksonville Aug. 17 against the Tampa 2370. with nearby and online military discounts; specials at Bay Buccaneers and regular season play at home Sept. FMWR facilities, events and services; and military 17 against the Tennessee Titans. The Fort Stewart SKIES Unlimited offers camp fun non-profits. Also add your favorite discounts to share Leisure Travel Office (912-767-2841) is in the PX Stewart-Hunter SKIES Unlimited has a variety of ways with our military community and get rewarded. Visit Furniture Mall Complex. The Hunter office (912-315- to fill summer vacation days for CYS-registered children SCOUTMilitary.com for details. 3674) is in the Hunter PX Exchange. and youth. How do Princess Camp, Live to Dance Camp, Hip Hop Camp, or Happy Feet Camp sound? How about Take a BOSS Road Trippin' to Orlando All-Army Ten-Miler Qualifier Race classes in Jiu-Jitsu, Stewart or Hunter Rhythm Band? Travel to Orlando with BOSS June 16-18. The cost Earn the honor of representing the 3rd Infantry Or piano lessons? For details on scheduling, pricing and of $125 per person includes transportation and lodg- Division in the 33rd Annual Army Ten-Miler in signing up, visit StewartHunterMWR.com or call Parent ing (two people/room). Individual additional expens- Washington, D.C., Oct. 8 by being a top finisher June Central Services at 912-767-2312 (Stewart) or 912-315- es, if you choose, include Universal, Sea World or 17 in the Qualifier Race at Donovan Field, Fort Stewart. 5425 (Hunter). Disney. Learn about discount tickets and register by Two females and four males will qualify. Only active Monday at Stewart-Hunter Leisure Travel. Must be 18 duty may qualify, but Family Members, retirees and or older. Great opportunity for single Soldiers, geo DoD Civilians are welcome to participate. The quali- bachelors and single parents. For more information, fier begins at 6 a.m. Runners can register beginning at call 912-767-9917. 5 a.m. at the Donovan Field location. For more infor- mation, call 912-767-8238. Vie in 2017 River Adventures Series MWR’s Outdoor Recreation has planned a series of Johnson Fitness pool hours change Hours of operation at the Johnson Fitness Center water events for the spring and summer. Georgia GoArmyEd is the way to go higher waterway kayaking trips, at a cost of $20 per person, Indoor Pool have changed with the opening of the GoArmyEd allows service members to request are scheduled for June 10 and July 15. Tubing on the outdoor pools at Fort Stewart on Memorial Day week- tuition assistance up to 60 calendar days prior to Ichetucknee River in Florida, at a cost of $35 per per- end. Previously, Johnson Pool was open Thursday and the class start date of a class. In accordance with son, is scheduled June 17. Whitewater rafting in Friday evenings until 6 p.m. for open swim. Johnson’s Department of Defense policy, all tuition assis- Columbus, Ga., $75 per person, is scheduled for July hours now are 5 a.m. until 1 p.m. Monday through tance must be requested and approved prior to 8. For details on each trip, visit stewartmwr.com or Friday. Corkan Outdoor Pool will be open until 6 p.m. the start date of a class. To allow time for process- call 912-435-9313. for your convenience. ing, review, and tuition approval, service mem- Leisure Travel offers 7-day, 5-day cruise bers should submit TA requests to GoArmyEd not Join Jr Mini Golf Camp at Taylors Creek later than five business days prior to the class Leisure Travel is offering two Eastern Caribbean A three-session Junior Mini Golf Camp for ages 7-17 start date for which TA is being requested. This cruise packages aboard the Carnival Ship Sunshine. will be held at Taylors Creek Golf Course from 10 a.m. policy applies to all schools in GoArmyEd. Tuition Both cruises sail out of Port Canaveral, Fla. The choic- until noon on June 8, 15 and 22. PGA Professional John assistance requests submitted less than that five es: Fesperman said participants will learn the proper way business days prior to a class start date that are • CRUISE 1: 7 days, sails Oct. 21, 2018. Ports of call: to swing a golf club, the grip, stance and posture, as not approved prior to the start date will not be Dominican Republic, St. Thomas, San Juan, Grand well as rules, etiquette, honesty and respect. The cost eligible for After the Fact Exception to policy Turk. Inside rooms are $670.30 per person, ocean view is $60 per student. Some clubs will be provided if regardless of the reason. Soldiers will be solely $800.30 per person, balcony $970.30. First deposit of needed and range balls are included. For more infor- responsible for all tuition costs for TA requests $25 per person due June 23; second deposit of $200 mation, call 912-767-2370. submitted less than five business days prior to due May 21, 2018; and final payment due Aug. 6, 2018. the class start date for which TA was not approved. Join Jr Golf Camps at Hunter • CRUISE 2: 5 days, sails Oct. 28, 2018. Ports of call: Junior Golf Camps, in three two-hour sessions cov- Dominican Republic and Grand Turk. Inside rooms $442.97 per person, ocean view rooms $522.97 per We support your educational needs ering swing fundamentals such as grip, stance and Do you have questions regarding educational posture, will be conducted by PGA Professional person and balcony rooms $622.97 per person. First deposit of $25 per person due June 23, 2017; second opportunities, goal-setting, skills and needs Tommie McArthur during June and July at Hunter Golf assessments, training and education require- Course. Session #1 will be 9 to 11 a.m. June 12, 19 and deposit of $200 due June 25, 2018, and final payment due Aug. 27, 2018. ments for future career plans? Contact a Transition 26. Session #2 will be July 10, 17 and 24. Students also Education Counselor to schedule an appointment will learn golf history, rules and etiquette. First 10 boys Prices do not include gratuities. For more informa- tion, call 912-767-2841 (Stewart) or 912-315-3674 or to attend a free two-day Higher Education and girls ages 7-15 are welcome for each session. Open Workshop 912-767-2396 or 767-3905. to the public. The cost, which includes range balls, is (Hunter). $60 per person. For more information, call 912-315- Free tutoring services for military 9115. Celebrate Lemonade Day while Bowling Stewart Bowling Center, building 450, and Marne Tutor.com enables eligible service and Family Bowling Center, building 402, is celebrating this nation- Members, and students (grades K-12), to connect Reading registration begins underway to a live tutor online at any time for one-to-one Registration is under way for the Summer Reading al day June 12 with a $1.50 refillable homemade lem- onade special from 11 a.m. until closing. What could help with homework, studying and test prep at Program 2017 at George P. Hays Library. The free read- no cost. Tutoring support is available in over 40 ing program is for children in kindergarten through be a better way to celebrate than with homemade lemonade at a great price? For more information, call subjects to help students complete course assign- the 8th grade. Theme is “Reading by Design.” ments and improve grades. Participants will receive prizes as they reach reading 912-767-4273 or 912-767-4866. 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Sports&RecreationJune 1, 2017

Photos by Spc. Ryan Tatum The "Cottonbalers" team participating in the Memorial Day weekend "Run Across Georgia" head to the finish line at Fort Benning. The team consisted of 1st. Lt. Adrin Taylor, 1st Lt. Michael Martino, 1st Lt. Mason Strain, Capt. Matthew Connell, Capt. Charles Fulton, Capt. Bernard Wheeler, 1st Lt. Colby Miller, and 1st lt. Spencer Smith.

Cottonbalers Run Across Georgia

Ronald J. Elliott "Most of the relay teams started between 2 a.m. Fort Stewart Public Affairs and 6 a.m. on the Saturday of Memorial Day week- end, and once they started, they were non-stop During the Memorial Day weekend, Team until they finish,"Teeples explained. Cottonbaler, 2d Battalion, 7th Infantry finished “The team and I feel running 260 miles is noth- second out of 21 teams in the annual “Run Across ing compared to our brothers and sisters that have Georgia”, a 260-mile run in honor of those people paid the ultimate sacrifice to keep this nation free,” who have championed the American Spirit. said Cottonbalers’ team captain 1st. Lt. Colby “Run Across Georgia” was held in support of Miller. “We are extremely proud to run this race House of Heroes, an organization recognizing and on their behalf. We will gladly endure a little phys- honoring veterans in need. ical hardship in honor of their memory and sac- "It's an incredible feat, 260 miles in a day and a rifice.” half,” said Run Across Georgia founder/director, The Cottonbalers’ team members were 1st. Lt. John Teeples. Adrin Taylor, 1st Lt. Michael Martino, 1st Lt. Mason The team started the race in Savannah at 4 a.m., Strain, Capt. Matthew Connell, Capt. Charles Saturday, May 27 and ran across the state to finish Fulton, Capt. Bernard Wheeler, 1st Lt. Spencer in Columbus 34 hours and 17 minutes later. Smith, and Miller.

1st Lt. Mason Strain hands off the baton to teammate Capt. Bernard Wheeler, with less than 8 miles to go.

Josh Elliott, a member of the Wesleigh Fanslau, 3, stands at the Pembroke Cottonbaler's support team, hands refreshment center along the route for Run team captain, 1st Lt. Colby Miller, a Across Georgia 2017, where she waves to cup of UCAN during one leg of the runners, May 27. 260-mile Run Across Georgia, May 27.

Over, under or through the challenge

Pvt. Zacques Jackson, a combat engineer with Co. B., 9th BEB, 2IBCT, 3rd ID, climbs through the weaver during a confidence course exercise May 23, at Fort Stewart. The confi- dence course is designed to build Soldiers’ mental and physical strength.

Soldiers of Bravo Company, 9th BEB, 2IBCT, 3rd ID, climb over the lateral ladder during a confidence Photos by Spc. Robert Winns course exercise May Soldiers of Company B, 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd 23, at Fort Stewart. Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, jousted with The confidence course pugil sticks during a confidence course exercise May 23, at Fort is designed to build Stewart. The confidence course is designed to build Soldiers’ Soldiers’ mental and mental and physical strength. physical strength. STEM Page 1B

8b The Frontline June 1, 2017 Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Briefs Army Outpost Foodtruck on move you see that is wasting money? Is it a problem we can wary of anything that does not appear legitimate. The Culinary OutPost is a Soldier-run, Soldier- solve locally? If you are a Garrison Civilian employee focused food truck that is making its way around Fort and submit the best idea for saving the Garrison 416th to hold 2017 reunion Stewart. We are open in multiple locations from 8 to money, you will win $500. Submit your idea on the Members of the 416th Tran. Co. will hold their 2017 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. We accept both SIK Super Saver Nomination Form available on the Team reunion on June 24, at La'Dells Special Event Center meals cards and cash at a cost of only $3.45 for break- Stewart web page under Garrison, Resource at 8890 Abercorn St., in Savannah to reminisce, eat fast and $5.55 for lunch. Stop on by if you see us. Follow Management Office (bottom of page is Nomination and reconnect with one another. A meet-and-greet us on Twitter and Facebook at @ftstewfoodtruck for Form). Nominations are boarded with the Garrison of will be held at 11 a.m. Lunch will follow at 12:30 p.m. daily locations and specials! the Quarter Award submissions. Submit your idea to If interested, contact Dalphine Magloire, 912-661-0653, [email protected] or email her at [email protected]. Let’s say farewell to Col., Mrs. Hedrick for board review. "Bumping Into Awesome" farewell luncheon for our Shooting facilities open to public Garrison Commander Col. and Mrs. Townley Hedrick Join Sgt. Audie Murphy Club The 3rd Infantry Sgt. Audie Murphy Club - Rock of Now, public skeet/trap, archery, small arms range will be 11:30 a.m. Friday at Club Stewart. All tickets are and paintball enthusiasts can enjoy their favorite $15 per person and include Chef Nino's famous lunch the Marne, has its monthly meeting noon, every third Wednesday of each month at, building 1, in the Paul shooting sports in addition to other recreational facil- buffet and dessert. Everyone is invited to attend. ities now available to them at Fort Stewart-Hunter Tickets are on sale through your directorate or orga- R. Smith Conference Room. All current SAMC, Sgt. Morales members or NCOs interested in becoming a Army Airfield. Vehicle access passes are not necessary nization POC's. For more information contact Michelle for any of Fort Stewart’s shooting sports facilities, as Glenn at 912-767-4662 or michelle.m.glenn8.civ@ member, are encouraged to attend. Meetings are held to discuss past, present, and upcoming functions. It all are located just outside the gates/access control mail.mil to purchase your tickets or if you have ques- points. Passes are needed for use of Taylors Creek Golf tions. also provides a forum for members to discuss current state of the club and ideas to help improve the orga- Course, Marne Bowling Center and Club Stewart. nization. The 3rd ID SAMC also host weekly study halls Vehicle access passes are needed for those who wish Coast Guard looking for pilots 3 p.m. Wednesday at building 159, Division Retention! to use the Hunter Skeet/Trap Range or Hunter Golf The Coast Guard aviation community is seeking For more information related to monthly SAMC meet- Course, which are located within the gates. (Complete fully qualified O-4’s from any military branch to train ings, please contact the SAMC President at information on how to obtain a gate pass is available up as Coast Guard pilots. Requirements include 11.5 [email protected]. at stewart.army.mil. Go to Emergency Services under to 19 years of service; conditional release from com- the Garrison drop-down menu for full details. mand with a DD Form 368; an obligation incursion of Beware of fake USAA emails Application for daily and special passes can be com- five years; and medical qualification. Applicants must Currently malicious actors are conducting a new pleted online.) For detailed information on Family and pass a Class 1A Flight Physical. Coast Guard pilots and phishing campaign using fake USAA emails regarding MWR’s shooting sports facilities and procedures for aircrews fly five types of aircraft, representing 200 air- user information. The emails contain a PDF file that registering your weapons, go to StewartHunterMWR. frames dispersed among 24 Air Stations. Pilots who once opened it will load MALWARE on your system and com or call 912-767-9841. meet eligibility criteria and successfully compete for allow the attacker access to your system and the network selection can fully expect a career as a Coast Guard (at work or at home). If you receive any email, phone Hop on the bus for windshield tours aviator. For More Information contact the USCG call, or website claiming to be USAA you can send the Are you a newcomer to Stewart-Hunter? Want to recruiting office New York, at 917-642-1213. information to USAA at [email protected]. As it goes learn more about the installation? Stewart-Hunter with any suspicious email, do not open it or any attach- FMWR has you covered! Hop on the MWR tour bus Use Garrison Super Saver Program ments. Report it to your local information security offi- the last Thursday of every month and get the wind- Are you interested in winning $500? If so this pro- cer. This threat is at work and home, so make sure your shield tour. The tour starts 10:15 a.m. at Club Stewart. gram is for you! Take a look around. Is there something computers are patched with the latest updates and be Call 912-767-3695 to register; space is limited. Sports Briefs Mark your Calendar with these can't-miss events kids fishing event moved to pond 30 diapers (“swimmers”) required for children not potty- Pool telephone numbers are: Corkan 912-767-8575, The Whiskers & Bobbers Kids Fishing Event is 7 to 10 trained. For more information, visit StewartMWR.com Bryan Village 912-767-2701 and Hunter 912-315-5786. a.m. Saturday at Pond 30. The pond is located near the or call 912-767-4273. intersection of Highways 119 and 144 (enter from Kids bowl free all summer at centers Highway 119). This event originally was scheduled for Installation outdoor pools are now open Sign up now at KidsBowlFree.com/Army for the sum- Holbrook Pond, but site had to be changed due to water/ Stewart-Hunter outdoor swimming facilities are open mer-long Kids Bowl Free program at Marne Bowling oxygen levels. There's no charge. Kids 15 and under can for the new season. At Stewart, Corkan Outdoor Pool, Center, building 402, and Stewart Bowling Center, build- catch up to five catfish each and have their catch cleaned. building 446, is open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday-Monday ing 450. Registration is free. Program runs through Sept. Club Stewart will have a catfish-tasting station while (closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays); and Bryan Village Pool 1. For more information, call Marne Center at 912-767- supplies last. Two bass clubs will give demonstrations. (building 7098) is open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekends only. 4866 or Stewart Center at 912-767-4273. Bait and poles will be available while supplies last. Hunter Outdoor Register on-site. Fishing permit not required. Parents Swimming Pool and may help children, but are not permitted to fish. For more Water Spray Park, behind information, visit Facebook.com/ Hunter Club, is open 11 FortStewartHunterFMWR or call 912-435-8061. a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday- Monday (closed Register for Junior Golf Camp Tuesdays, Wednesdays). PGA Professionals Tommie McArthur of Hunter Golf Pricing is as follows: Course and John Fesperman of Taylors Creek Golf Course • Daily fee: $4 per per- are accepting registrations now for Junior Golf Camps son (Kids under 4 admit- scheduled in June. Kids from 7-17 can learn how to grip ted free) a golf club, the stance, the swing, rules and history of the • Season Family Pass: game and golfing etiquette. They’ll use their new skills - $80 E1-E4 hitting golf balls. Cost for each camp is $60 per person. - $90 for E5-E6, Hunter Golf Course (912-315-9115) camps will be held W1,W2,O1,O2 9 to 11 a.m. June 12, 19 and 26; and July 10, 17 and 24. - $110 E7-E8 O3,O4 ••Online • Anytime • Anywhere Taylors Creek Junior Mini Golf Camp will be held from - $130 All other ranks 10 a.m. to noon June 8, and DoD employees 15 and 22. Visit StewartMWR.com or Keeping Fit Postal Patron call for more informa- PRSRT STD US Postage What is your summer fitness tip? PAID Check out some fitness advice from members of the Marne Family on Page 2A Permit #43 tion. Hinesville, GA THE Home of the 3rd Infantry Division

Vie in 2017 River Vol. 51, Issue 33 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com July 21, 2016 here's what's Adventures inside MWR’s Outdoor Recreation has planned

Military student registra- a series of water events tion for Liberty County schools today: All Liberty County schools will be for the spring and sum- registering military stu- dents today, giving class assignments and answer- ing academic and school- mer. Georgia waterway related questions for the 2016-2017 school year. Forms of identification kayaking trips, at a cost such as proof of resi- dence, transcripts, and Photo by Spc. John Onuoha medical forms may be Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. Regt., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, arrive at the Lviv required. For a complete Airport, July 9. The Mustangs are here for a five-month rota- of $20 per person, are listing, visit www. tion in support of Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine, StewartHunterMWR. which is tasked with reinforcing defensive skills of the com. Ukrainian Ground Forces in order to increase their capacity for self-defense. scheduled for June 10 Stewart-Hunter Back to School Fairs planned: Community Activity and July 15. Tubing on Information Mustangs arrive in preparation for Ukraine mission Registration and Back to Spc. John Onuoha School Fairs 2IBCT UPAR The mission entails training Ukrainian bat- the Ichetucknee River in will be held talions that come through the International Michael Oliver of 6-8 Cav. Regt. "All Soldiers must conduct themselves with dignity and 10 a.m.-2 AVORIV, Ukraine Peacekeeping and Security Center on a 55-day - Soldiers of respect, be able to train with their counter- p.m., July 26 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry training rotation. It is designed to reinforce parts every day to get the Ukrainian Army at Fort Stewart in the Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade defensive skills of the Ukrainian Ground better.” Florida, at a cost of $35 Newman Fitness Center Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Forces in order to increase their capacity for and July 28 at Hunter Division,Y arrived July 9 and immediately got self-defense. In addition to preparing for the mission, Army Airfield in the to work in preparation for their five-month "The general mission is to train the Soldiers were advised on how to build a good Tominac Fitness Center. long mission in Yavoriv, Ukraine. Ukrainian Army and build partnership on a relationship with their Ukrainian counterparts per person, is scheduled strategic level," said Command Sgt. Maj. and why it is important for the success of the Free backpacks and MUSTANGS school supplies will be mission. provided by Operation June 17. Whitewater Homefront for children of Page 7A Active Duty E1-E6 or all ranks of post 9/11 wound- Photo by Sgt. Lauren Harrah Soldiers of 3-69 AR, 3rd ID, review ed, ill or injured (includes zeroing targets during an M4 rifle rafting in Columbus, National Guard and range at Zagan Training Area, Reserve on Title 10 fed- Poland, July 12. The unit, on a eral orders.) Families training rotation in support of must pre-register online Ga., $75 per person, is Operation Atlantic Resolve, kicked prior to the event to off a week-long small arms den- receive a backpack. sity with a known distance range Supplies are limited, and night fire range to enhance therefor it is on a first- scheduled for July 8. For weapon proficiency. Operation registered, first-served Atlantic Resolve is being conduct- basis. For more informa- ed in Eastern Europe to demon- tion, call 912-767-6212. details on each trip, visit strate U.S. commitment to the collective security of NATO and its dedication to enduring peace and stewartmwr.com or call ‘Speed and Power’ kicks off Atlantic Resolve rotationstability in the region.at the range

Spc. Lauren Harrah 24th Press Camp Headquarters conducted an M4 rifle range at Zagan 912-435-9313. Summer safety campaign Training Area, Poland, July 12. The goal is to enhance weapons profi- The event kicked off a week-long small ciency as well as build Soldiers’ confidence continues: : The 100 Days ZAGAN, Poland – "Speed and Power" of Summer campaign Soldiers of 3rd Combined Arms Battalion, arms density, training Soldiers on various using them as they move toward gunnery, focuses on traffic safety 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, weapons systems to include the M4 rifle, explained 1st Sgt. Mark Martin, senior and will continue through in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, M9 pistol, M249 machine gun, and M240 enlisted advisor, 3-69 AR. Sept. 1. There will be machine gun. “It’s a stepping stone from day one increased safety check- ATLANTIC through day five this week,” Martin said. points to ensure that driv- Water Spray Park ers are buckling up and Page 4A driving safely by Fort Stewart and surrounding law enforcement agen- cies. For more informa- Photos by Spc. Corey is open Foreman tion, you may call 912- 767-6390. Soldiers of 3-15th Inf. Regt., 2IBCT, ‘The Springs’ Water CONTENTS 3rd ID, march in formation to reunite with Marne Voices...... 2A Family, July 10, at Spray Park at Cypress Behind the Lens...... 3A Fort Stewart. Marne Faces, Places...4A Health of the Forces....5A Scales of Justice...... 6A ‘Can do’ Soldiers home at last Creek is open for a new Stewart-Hunter Briefs.6A 24/7Community, Leisure..1B Spc. Corey Foreman months of support to the Joint Multinational Movie Schedule...... 2B 2IBCT Public Affairs Training Group-Ukraine or JMTG-U, July 10. operations at a battalion-level and defend Birth Announcements.3B season. The park, fea- The “Can Do” battalion deployed with four the sovereignty of their nation. ACS, FMWR Briefs...... 5B Soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, 15th companies from 3-15 Infantry Regiment Spc. Curtis Russell, Co. C, 3-15 Inf. Regt., Chaplain's Corner...... 6B Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade including Charlie, Delta, Golf and talked about how glad he is to be home. “It's Sports, Recreation.....9B Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division returned Headquarters and Headquarters Company. great to be back in the United States. I’ve been turing 18 water spray Sports Briefs...... 10B to Fort Stewart, Georgia from Yavoriv, Ukraine after successfully completing nearly six The Soldiers focused on developing the to Iraq and now Ukraine,” said Russell. “Being Ukrainian army’s ability to conduct defensive to both of those countries it makes you appre- features, is open to chil- AccessCAN DO ciate home.” Page 5A dren up to 12 years old from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. www.stewartfrontline.com Cost is $2 per person. Children 2 and under Don’t forget to check us out on facebook admitted free with a paying adult. Hours of operation are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday- Monday. Closed Get the App Today! Tuesdays. Waterproof