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Soldiers Earn Valor Awards for Actions by Staff Sgt Vol. 77, No. 25 June 28, 2019 Let games begin Photo by Sgt. James Geelen Soldiers with 4th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, compete in the Ivy Week 2019 Team Stress Shoot at Range 69 at Fort Carson June 24. During the event, the participants had to maneuver four water cans and carry a simulated casualty 100 meters, before engaging targets. During Ivy Week 2019, the brigade participates in various events to see who among them is the best and to win the Commander’s Cup. See next week’s Mountaineer for a recap of the week’s events, and to see who will take home the cup. Army Commendation Medal Soldiers earn valor awards for actions By Staff Sgt. Neysa Canfield Infantry Division, received awards for their heroic Spcs. Jacob S. Shontz and Joseph Smith were awarded 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team Public Affairs Office, 4th actions during an awards ceremony June 11. the Army Commendation Medal with Valor device. Infantry Division During the ceremony 1st Lt. Cooper L. Lemons, The six Soldiers, who were assigned to Alpha Sgt. 1st Class John Ballenger, Staff Sgt. Timme L. Jones, “Arrowhead” Company, 1st Bn., 12th Inf. Reg., Six Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 12th Infantry and Spc. Benaiah O. Wiedenhoft were awarded the Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 4th Army Commendation Medal with Combat device and See Award on Page 4 Message board Inside Freedom Fest concerts begin Friday at 4 p.m. Page 5 Page 13 Pages 16-17 2 MOUNTAINEER — June 28, 2019 Commentary MOUNTAINEER Commanding General: Disability, emergency preparedness Maj. Gen. Randy A. George Exceptional Family Member Program for the safety of all, it is even more so for people and families living with disabilities or special health care needs. Garrison Commander: Col. Brian K. Wortinger Most fatalities and injuries caused by natural and Fortunately, ensuring families are prepared for these Garrison Public Affairs Officer: Dee McNutt man-made disasters are preventable. These negative events is not difficult, nor does it need to be costly. outcomes can largely be mitigated through personal disaster Chief, Print and Web Communications: planning and preparedness. Unfortunately, only 21 percent Rick Emert of Americans have completed even basic steps to prepare Visit one of the scheduled classes listed below or for a potential disaster or emergency, while only 10 percent reach out to the listed point of contact to schedule Editor: Aleah M. Castrejon of American families living with disabilities have done so. Over the next several months, a free one-hour a separate class for groups of 10 or more. Staff writer: Scott Prater emergency preparedness for persons and families living Sports writer: Walt Johnson with disabilities class is being offered on Fort Carson at Fort Carson Family Homes North Community various locations. This class will address the emergency Center, 4355 Funk, Colorado room Layout/graphics: Jeanne Mazerall preparedness needs of military Families and individuals July 25 at 6 p.m. or families living with disabilities. This commercial enterprise newspaper is Disasters can strike quickly and without warning, an authorized publication for members of the forcing people to quickly leave or be confined in their Joel Hefley Community Center, 6800 Prussman Department of Defense. Contents of the Mountaineer are not necessarily the official homes unexpectedly. For the millions of Americans who Blvd., main conference room have disabilities, natural and man-made disasters present view of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government Aug. 15 at 6 p.m., or the Department of the Army. Printed circulation a real challenge. Traditional infrastructure, community is 8,000 copies. emergency procedures and emergency planning are largely The editorial content of the Mountaineer designed for people without disabilities in mind. These RSVPs are not required; however, they are helpful. is the respon sibility of the Public Affairs Office, Fort Carson, Colo., Tel.: 526-4144. The e-mail plans and systems assume citizens have four functioning Contact Maj. James Waters at limbs, five functioning senses and the cognitive ability address is [email protected]. [email protected] The Mountaineer is posted online at to recognize and respond to threats in ways the average http://www.fortcarsonmountaineer.com. able-bodied person would be able to respond. for more information. The Mountaineer is an unofficial While personal emergency preparedness is important publication authorized by AR 360-1. 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The Mountaineer 4ID Army officer selected as coach — Page 5 staff reserves the right to edit submissions for Brigade change of command At Ease newspaper style, clarity and typographical errors. 1SBCT welcomes new leadership — Page 6 Festival Policies and statements reflected in the news and editorial columns represent views El Paso County Fair offers something for everyone — Military Briefs of the individual writers and under no Services available on Fort Carson — Page 8 Page 21 circumstances are to be considered those of Soldier of the Week Attraction the Department of the Army. Reproduction of editorial material is 1st Lt. Shelby DePriest — Page 11 Cripple Creek: historic mining town — Page 21 authorized. Please credit accordingly. Beyond the gate Community Activities available outside Fort Carson — Page 22 Community practices safety Within the gate Event provides hands on guidance — Page 13 Activities available on Fort Carson — Page 24 DES highlight Division chiefs inform community of current policies Sports and procedures — Page 14 Carson Soldiers help Army win service title Display / Classified advertising Annual event draws more than 8,000 Coach leads team to win — Page 25 634-5905 Street breakfast celebrates Western heritage — Page 16 Briefs Mountaineer editor Community Briefs Sports events in and around Fort Carson — Page 27 526-4144 Announcements pertaining to Fort Carson — Page 18 The Journey (Chapel series) Classified Post information 526-5811 Most beautiful life — Page 19 Featuring small business directory and a welcome home real estate section — Page 29 Post weather hotline 526-0096 June 28, 2019 — MOUNTAINEER 3 News Carson celebrates diversity Story and photo by Sgt. Inez Hammon “Pride is not just a celebration, it’s a battle cry,” 14th Public Affairs Detachment said Stehlik. Stehlik grew up in a military household and Diversity can be one of a country’s greatest eventually commissioned into the Army as an strengths. At the 2019 LGBT Pride Month observance, infantry officer. Soldiers stepped up to tell their stories June 17 at the Stehlik married prior to going to Ranger school and Elkhorn Conference Center. spent a year on an unaccompanied tour in Korea. Upon This year marks the 50th anniversary of the arrival back home, Stehlik’s wife encouraged him to Stonewall riots. The riots were a series of violent go to a therapist to figure out what was going on with acts toward members of the gay community stemming him, because they both knew something wasn’t right. from a police raid that began June 28, 1969, and ended “I always knew there was something different on July 1, 1969, in New York City. about me, but it wasn’t something I had the words for,” Since then, the U.S. government has evolved said Stehlik. “Even if I had the words, I’m not sure I from allowing employers to legally deny a person could have said them.” employment or to fire him based on sexual orientation For decades, being transgender was a medically — to allowing LGBT personnel to serve in the military, 1st Sgt. Melissa White with Bravo Company, 3rd Assault disqualifying condition for service in the Army. but that progress has been a five-decade journey. Helicopter Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment, 4th Combat Stehlik had a wife to provide for, so they both In 1992, then President Bill Clinton sought to Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, serves as a guest kept the secret. do away with the ban on gay people serving in speaker for the 2019 LGBT Pride Month observance June In 2012, Stehlik applied to the Army-Baylor the military, but was unable to garner enough 17 at the Elkhorn Conference Center.
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