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Spc. Avery Howard Gen. Mark A. Milley speaks to soldiers at Qa- yyarah Airfield West, Iraq, Dec. 22, 2017. Milley discusses Army changes as he passes authority By Jim Garamone | Defense.gov WASHINGTON – The Army has experienced fundamental, generational change in the past four years under the leadership of Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley. The general turned over the reins of America’s senior service in a ceremony Aug. 9 to Gen. James C. McConville. The Senate has confirmed Milley to suc- ceed Marine Corps Gen. Joe Dunford as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the end of September. >> LETHAL AT RANGE Milley spoke about his term as chief Spc. Matthew Marcellus / 1st Armored Division of staff in a wide-ranging interview in Sgt. John Sis, an infantry Soldier, assigned to 4th Battalion, 70th Armor Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division and native his now empty office. of Annapolis, Maryland, assumes a shooting position with his M110 semi-automatic sniper system in order to test the application of his ghillie suit, a When Milley became chief of staff in camouflage clothing system, prior to the stalking event portion of the Iron Sniper 2019 competition at Fort Bliss, Aug. 13. The stalking event consisted 2015, the Army was suffering through of the competitors infiltrating a location under full camouflage, securing shooting positions against a target and remaining undetected from enemies. readiness shortfalls. While individual For more on this story, see page 3A. units going into harm’s way were well- trained, well-led and well-supplied, the combat effectiveness of the organiza- tion as a whole wasn’t where it could be. “The Budget Control Act and sequestra- ‘Cup is much, much fuller’ tion hit training and maintenance ac- counts hard,” Milley said. Continuing resolutions, government Acting senior com- shutdowns and curtailed budgets meant that services had to apportion money to mander focuses on those units heading to Iraq or Afghani- stan. The current fight was funded, but the potential future force was not. readiness, mission “I came in with a different vision, a By David Burge | Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle different look, and I intended to make Whether you are a senior officer or a pri- some fundamental changes from the vate, you never know where the Army is going very beginning,” the general said. “But to send you next. the bottom line is you can have all the For Col. Matt Eichburg, his new assignment fundamental ideas you want, but un- as the deputy commander for support for the less thousands of people buy into those 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss is a huge ideas, they aren’t going anywhere. These positive that is sure to present many challeng- people have taken the ideas, operational- es in the months ahead. ized them and put them in place. Without Eichburg, a 48-year-old from Warren, them, we aren’t doing anything. This is a Michigan, is also serving as the acting senior team of teams that make things happen.” commander for the installation and the divi- The Army is a large organization with sion while Maj. Gen. Patrick Matlock and three components – active duty, the elements of the division headquarters are de- Army National Guard and the Army Re- ployed in Afghanistan. serve – and the Department of the Army “We didn’t know where we were going next,” has about 300,000 civilian employees Eichburg said of his latest assignment. “May- and hundreds of thousands of family be, we’ll go to Fort Bliss, if we’re lucky. We had members. Retirees also are part of the heard that they have really improved the place, service. and we can get back with a unit. There is a lot David Burge / Special to the the Fort Bliss Bugle Changing anything in the service to do here, if you are single or if you have a Col. Matt Eichburg is the new deputy commander for support for the 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss. takes time, Milley said, and the tenure of family.” He is also serving as the acting senior commander for the division and installation while elements of the one chief of staff is not enough time. 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COMMANDER Continued from Page 1A Eichburg brims with enthusiasm when Besides training its own units, Fort Bliss Personally, Eichburg and his family have talking about his new Army home. also provides training to National Guard and never lived this far west before. They are Being at Fort Bliss offers a unique blend of “The installation is beautiful. The barracks Army reserve units and Soldiers before they enjoying exploring the Southwest and have the familiar and living a new adventure for and headquarters are great,” he said. “The deploy, he added. already been to Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Eichburg. cup is much, much fuller than it is empty. It He cited the 30th Armored Brigade Com- Closer to home, they have been hiking in Most recently, Eichburg was a senior Army is a beautiful installation with great ranges. bat Team of the North Carolina National the Franklin Mountains, been to an El Paso fellow at Harvard University in Boston. The training area, you can put a brigade out Guard, which will be training at Fort Bliss Locomotive soccer game and are taking in all He is an armor officer who previously there or more to train simultaneously. You from mid-August to mid-October. that El Paso has to offer. They plan to visit the served with the 1st Armored Division from can’t do that at very many places.” With most Army units doing more with Grand Canyon at some point. 2006-09 when it was headquartered in Ger- Eichburg arrived at Fort Bliss in early May less and seeing their operational tempo con- “It’s great to be here at Fort Bliss and the many. and officially took over his duties as deputy tinue to quicken, it is crucial to make sure 1st Armored Division,” Eichburg said. “We But he and his family have never been per- commander for support in early June. He as- you have systems in place to make sure your feel very fortunate.” manently stationed at Fort Bliss before. He sumed his role as acting senior commander vehicles are well maintained and that you are did several weeks of training here in 1994 for the division and installation on July 29. taking proper care of Soldiers and families, The Fort Bliss Bugle is an unofficial publication autho- back when the desert portion of Ranger His goals are pretty straightforward in Eichburg said. rized by AR 360-1 and printed each Thursday in the interest School was held at McGregor Range. leading the installation while Matlock is de- “I want Soldiers and units to do routine of the Fort Bliss and El Paso, Texas, communities. Also, when he served as the executive of- ployed. things routinely,” he explained. The contents of the Fort Bliss Bugle are not necessarily the views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the De- ficer for the commanding general of Training First and foremost, it is crucial to maintain And finally, Fort Bliss has a reputation for partment of Defense, the U.S. Army or The Laven Group, LLC. and Doctrine Command, Eichburg visited readiness and make sure units are ready to go having great relationships with all the units The appearance of advertising in the Fort Bliss Bugle several times to observe the Network Inte- out the door and do their wartime mission, at the installation and with El Paso and the does not constitute endorsement of the products or services advertised. Any article or service advertised in the Fort Bliss gration Evaluation, a key Army moderniza- Eichburg said. surrounding Borderland communities. Bugle will be made available for purchase, use or patron- tion exercise that was held twice a year at “General Matlock is gone, but we still have Eichburg wants to make sure that those age without regard to any non-merit factor of consumers. If Fort Bliss for about a half dozen years earlier the same responsibility and that is what we positive relationships continue during his a violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed, advertising from that source will be this decade. are going to do,” Eichburg said. time at Fort Bliss. discontinued until the violation is corrected. The Fort Bliss Bugle has a circulation of 13,000 copies. MILLEY Editorial content is prepared, edited and provided by the Continued from Page 1A and so on, the chief said. Public Affairs Office of Fort Bliss, Bldg. 15, 568-4088 or fax Milley said he needed to improve readi- 568-2995. changes over time. Warfare changed when “But the bottom line ness of the force immediately. He also need- Items submitted for publication in the Fort Bliss Bugle should be sent to [email protected], or sent to Fort someone developed stirrups and it became is you can have all the ed to begin the work of “seeing the future Bliss, Texas 79916, by noon on Friday before issue. All sub- practical for Soldiers to ride horses into bat- and modernizing the Army to meet that.” missions become Army property and should be typed, dou- tles, the general said. The development and fundamental ideas At the same time, he was facing calls for ble-spaced with the author’s name, signature and mailing fielding of repeating rifles, of barbed wire, of drastically reducing the size of the service, address. Photos should have information attached describing you want, but unless the photo and have the photographer’s full name. The editor wheeled vehicles and airplanes all changed with some experts saying the regular force reserves the right to reject or edit all editorial submissions the character of war, he explained. thousands of people should go below 320,000. Milley and the that do not conform to the Fort Bliss Bugle’s journalistic All militaries in the world understand this various Army secretaries he served under standards. Photos are U.S. Army unless otherwise designated. to a greater or lesser extent. “Us, the Chi- buy into those ideas, worked with Congress to explain the reper- The Fort Bliss Bugle’s classified ad page is a free service nese, the Russians and others are moving in they aren’t going any- cussions of such a drastic cut and was able to reserved for active duty personnel, military retirees, military directions to shape ourselves, to adapt to this get that reversed. family members and DAC’s only. Because there is no fee, the only advertisements permitted to be published on this world,” Milley said. where. The international order that has main- page are ads that cannot be considered commercial ven- The changes are as great as the ones faced tained peace among great powers is under tures. Ads must be written on the standard form published by Soldiers following the end of the Vietnam >> Gen. Mark A. Milley intense stress from Russia, China, North in the classified section, completed online, or picked up at Bldg. 15. As classified ads are personal in nature, the Fort War in the mid-1970s. The introduction of Korea, Iran, and terrorists. It is under stress Bliss Bugle cannot publish ads received through “Shotgun” precision-guided munitions, the internet, and in the West as well, with rises in populism mail or by fax. the widespread and prolific use of computers fare will shift toward dense urban environ- and nationalism, the general said. “We The Fort Bliss Bugle is a registered trademark in the U.S. and information technology really enabled ments,” Milley said. The U.S. Army needs should operate with realism and restraint,” Patent and Trademark Office issued in 2014. the changes, Milley said. to be able to operate and win on this new he said. “But fundamental to that is strength. ************************************************************ Publisher/Commanding Garrision CSM Added to all this is the broad, almost battlefield. A strong and capable U.S. military able to General 1st AD and Ft. Bliss CSM Brian Holschbach ubiquitous, deployment of sensors around Milley’s priorities predated the National deploy quickly is one of the greatest guaran- Maj. Gen. Patrick Matlock Garrison Public Affairs Officer the world. Pretty much the whole world is Defense Strategy. That document took many tors of world peace.” 1st AD and Fort Bliss CSM Guy Volb “sensed” by something, the general said. of these ideas and applied them across the Milley instigated other major changes, CSM Robert Cobb EDITORIAL STAFF New technologies such as hypersonics, ro- services. The biggest change was the return including increasing infantry training to 22 1st AD Public Affairs Managing Editor botics, artificial intelligence, supercomput- of global competitors China and Russia. weeks – the first major revision since World Lt. Col. Rosy Poulos Michelle L. Gordon ing and the cloud accelerate this changing “[The Army] had to sustain and continue for War II. He anticipates similar increases in Master Sgt. Alejandro Licea Staff Writer training for other combat specialties. Other Garrison Commander David Poe world. as long as the country needed the counter- Col. Stuart M. James Changing demographics also force the insurgency and counterterrorism fight, while changes include: ************************************************************ changes in the character of war. These shifting to be able to deal with rising great • Establishing security force assistance The Fort Bliss Bugle is published by the commanding gen- changing demographics reach back to the power competition,” he said. “So we had to brigades to professionalize Army training of eral of Fort Bliss through The Laven Group, LLC, 7717 Lock- dawn of the Industrial Revolution, when do two things at once: 1, significantly im- partner militaries; heed Dr., Ste. A, El Paso, Tx. 79925, 915-772-0934, fax 915- 772-1594, email [email protected]. farm workers moved to the cities for oppor- prove the readiness of the current force, and • Standing up Army Futures Command to Check out the online version at fortblissbugle.com. Click tunities. This process continues. The major- 2, set the institution on a path to modernize ensure that the capabilities the service will on the e-Edition tab to view the newspaper electronically. For ity of people worldwide no longer live in so it would be able to fight a near-peer com- need will be there; BUGLE advertising, call the Laven Publishing Group at 772- 0934. For rates and mechanical information, visit www.lav- rural areas, Milley noted. Today, about 55 petitor.” • Prioritizing the capabilities most needed enpublishing.com and click on the advertise tab. percent of the people on Earth live in urban Milley said history really doesn’t repeat by the service and ensuring funding appor- environments. The United Nations estimates itself, “but it rhymes a little bit.” Army Gen. tioned was based on this priority list; and that will rise to 66 percent by 2050. Creighton Abrams served as the chief of • Taking on a full slate of family issues “If that’s true, and the nature of war is an staff after Vietnam. He was faced with the looking at housing, credentialing, child care, extension of politics, and you are trying to rising challenge from Soviet Union, and he exceptional family member programs and impose your will on your opponent, then it laid the groundwork for all that followed: more. Get your news online on your iPhone and iPad at fortblissbugle. stands to reason that the geography of war- AirLand Battle, the Big Five Army weapons com. Scan the bar code to take you there. FORT BLISS BUGLE • August 22, 2019 • 3A

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‘Not in my Squad’ program 87-year-old grad changes to help prevent assault, harasment ■ 9A still enjoys marching with new cadets ■ 10A Iron Sniper 2019 Snipers brave harsh conditions, challenges during competition By Spc. Matthew Marcellus | 1st Armored Division and sniper profi ciency to complete several The sharp crack of an M110 semi-auto- exhausting tasks. matic sniper system and a faint plume of “They began the competition with the sand are the only signs of activity across Army Combat Fitness Test in full kit and the glinting sands of New Mexico, as sniper then proceeded to complete a written teams engaged targets with unparalleled exam,” said Capt. Nicholas Hurff, the assis- profi ciency. tant operations offi cer for 2-37 AR. “They Sniper teams from the 1st Armored Di- further completed a six-mile ruck march vision competed in the Iron Sniper 2019 in the summer heat out to a stalking event, competition, hosted by 2nd Battalion, 37th where they were completely camoufl aged Armor Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade and attempted to infi ltrate an area in order Combat Team, 1st AD, Aug. 13 and 14 at to gain shooting positions on a target. They Photos by Spc. Matthew Marcellus / 1st AD Fort Bliss and Dona Ana Range Complex, then completed an intelligence collection Sgt. John Sis, an infantry Soldier assigned to 4th Battalion, 70th Armor Regiment, 1st Armored New Mexico. lane.” Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division and a native of Annapolis, Maryland, participates in The competition determines the top snip- On the second day of the competition, the the leg tuck event of the Army Combat Fitness Test as part of the Iron Sniper 2019 competition at er team from across the 1st AD to repre- competitors utilized their weapons skills Fort Bliss, Aug. 13. sent the division at the International Sniper and profi ciencies as they shot and tran- Competition next April at Fort Benning, sitioned between their M110 sniper rifl e, “We’re trained to pick out the small and ward, actually hitting the objective, you’re Georgia. M4 carbine and Beretta M9 pistol as they tiny defi ciencies in the terrain that can lead able to have ground personnel watching the Sergeant John Sis, an infantry Soldier, competed against each other in a series of us to help identify targets and engage the objective where they’re collecting informa- assigned to 4th Bn., 70th AR, 1st ABCT, weapons tests. enemy faster,” said Sgt. Jacob Kehler, an tion such as the number of people, disposi- 1st AD and native of Annapolis, Maryland, Competitors engaged targets using their infantry Soldier assigned to 1st Bn., 6th Inf. tion and composition, allowing Soldiers to alongside teammate Spc. Colin Clayton, a M110 sniper rifl e, or long gun, then quickly Regt., 2nd ABCT, a native of Williamsport, be more effective and lethal on the objec- cavalry scout assigned to 6th Squadron, 1st switched to their M4 carbine or Beretta M9 Pennsylvania, and a member of the runner- tive and therefore able to save more lives.” Cavalry Regiment, 1st ABCT and a native pistol to engage shorter range targets while up team in the competition. “It just comes Sis and Clayton have the unique opportu- of Denton, Texas, won the competition, re- physically moving between objectives. down to maintaining your profi ciency as nity to represent the 1st AD at the Interna- ceiving an Army Commendation medal and “The following day involved a day and you’ve been taught it. We should be able tional Sniper Competition, providing them the chance to represent 1st AD. night shooting competition,” said Hurff. to come out here and perform these tasks, the opportunity to further distinguish them- “This competition shows to me that “These events ranged from long gun stable even if they are challenging.” selves among their peers and from other we’re some of the best,” said Sis. “The next fi ring to multiple engagements while mov- Snipers play an integral role within the divisions. step is the International Sniper Competi- ing during short-range stress shoots.” 1st AD and the Army as a whole, providing “You want the best teams to represent tion, an annual event held at Fort Benning Instructors at the United States Army unique skills that are essential in providing you at the International Sniper Competi- where they have people come in from all Sniper Course educate and train Soldiers superior combat capabilities. tion,” said Hurff. “Representing 1st AD branches of the service and other countries who are selected to be critical and creative “Snipers provide a dual purpose. Not at these large-scale competitions refl ects to compete to see who the best are.” thinkers, instilling traits of adaptiveness only do they have the ability to be lethal at greatly on the Soldiers, their unit and the Throughout the fi rst day of the competi- and tactical excellence in their Soldiers, all range, but they’re able to provide intelli- division.” tion, competitors used their physical fi tness of which were on full display from the com- gence collection on objectives,” said Hurff. and endurance as well as their mental acuity petitors during the competition. “So when you have Soldiers moving for-

1 Sgt. John Sis, an infan- 1 try Soldier assigned to 4th Bn., 70th AR, 1st ABCT, 1st AD and native of Annapolis, Maryland, fi res a Beretta M9 pistol at a target during the competition. The shoot- ing portion of the competi- tion tested the competitors’ ability to transition from a M110 semi-automatic sniper system, M4 carbine and Beretta M9 pistol under stressful conditions.

2 Sis fi res an M4 carbine at a target. He was a part of 2 the winning team, and will further go on to compete next April, representing the1st AD at the Interna- tional Sniper Competition at Fort Benning, Georgia.

3 Sis applies camoufl age paint in order to conceal himself better during the stalking event portion of the competition. 3 4A • August 22, 2019 • FORT BLISS BUGLE

Michelle L. Gordon / USAG Fort Bliss Public Affairs The El Paso VA Health Care System is scheduled to open a standalone mental health facility on the Medical Center of the Americas campus in downtown El Paso in early 2020. The 33,000-square foot South Central VA Wellness Center will serve approximately 40,000 veterans per year. In addition, the center will free-up much needed space in the main VA facility adjacent to William Beaumont Army Medical Center. El Paso VA to open mental health wellness center early 2020 By Michelle L. Gordon | USAG Fort Bliss Public Affairs primary care, mental health, and specialty turned to building a specifi c mental health medication management needs, as well as It is often diffi cult for veterans to seek care, the scope of the project changed shortly facility designed for that purpose. He said their therapy needs,” Campos said. “We assistance for mental health issues because after Amaral took over as VA director in late in early 2017 the project, still in its infancy, want to become a mental health center for of the perceived stigma, which is why the 2016. went back for a design tweak without delay- excellence and I think this will be a big step El Paso VA Health Care System is making “When I can look out the window and ing the timeline or greatly affecting the bud- in that direction.” the process easier with a standalone mental see the site, that’s not where I need a mini get, to do just that. The El Paso VA Health Care System broke health facility scheduled to open early next clinic — I need that elsewhere [in the com- The new wellness center concept will of- ground on the new building in August 2018 year. munity],” he said. “The whole concept for fer a holistic approach to mental health man- and mental health providers are expected to The 33,000-square foot South Central VA doing this project was to move things out of agement for veterans, with all of the provid- start seeing patients in the new South Central Wellness Center will serve approximately the main facility, so we could consolidate the ers under one roof. VA Wellness Center in January 2020. 40,000 veterans per year. In addition, the mental health department.” “We work in interdisciplinary teams to center will free-up much needed space in the Amaral said the conversation quickly take care of our vets, so we can meet their main VA facility adjacent to William Beau- mont Army Medical Center. “I hope the fact that this facility is sepa- Vehicle scams leaving service members feeling overheated rate from the main VA facility will reduce re- By Chris Ward | Army and Air Force Exchange xxxx luctance some veterans feel in reaching out DALLAS – According to a recent Better Business Bureau study, for mental health assistance,” said Michael service members are more susceptible to fraud than average consum- Amaral, El Paso VA Health Care System di- ers. In fact, scammers using the name “Exchange Inc.” have been at- rector. tempting to fool Soldiers and Airmen into thinking they are working The wellness center will be located on the with the Army & Air Force Exchange Service to broker the sale of Medical Center of the Americas campus in used cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats and boat engines. downtown El Paso. It will include 91 pri- “For years, scammers have used the Exchange’s trademarked vate consultation rooms with fl oor-to-ceiling logo and name without permission to purportedly sell vehicles in walls, to ensure privacy and reduce noise, as the United States,” said Steve Boyd, the Exchange’s loss prevention well as four group therapy rooms. vice president. “Some military members have sent money thinking Emilia Campos, deputy chief of mental they’re dealing with the Exchange, only to receive nothing in return.” health with the El Paso VA Health Care Sys- Military exchanges do not have the authority to sell vehicles or Jennifer Brofer / army.mil tem, said the building is called a wellness represent private sellers in completing transactions in the continental Scammers have left military consumers with the impression they are do- center, rather than a mental health center, for United States. Scammers have left consumers with the impression ing business with the Army and Air Force Exchange Service by using the two reasons – because of the stigma, but also they are doing business with the Department of Defense’s oldest and name Exchange Inc. to dupe military consumers. to promote recovery. largest exchange service. She said, “With mental health treatments, The scammers typically direct potential buyers to use multiple ShopMyExchange.com. The Exchange does not act as a broker in you can recover. You can live a quality life, third-party gift cards to pay for purchases. Most recently, scammers private transactions and does not advertise in classifi ed advertisement and by calling it a wellness center, I think it required payment using Google Play gift cards. To verify any suspi- or resale websites. captures that intent.” cious payment method requests, military shoppers can call Exchange Shoppers who believe that they may have been taken advantage of Originally designed as a community- customer service at 800-527-2345. can fi le a complaint through the Internet Crime Complaint Center at based outpatient clinic, which would include The Exchange operates solely on military installations and via www.ic3.gov. FORT BLISS BUGLE • August 22, 2019 • 5A

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Ry- commonly known as the Golden Knights, para- der and Lt. (later Lt. Col.) James A. Bassett chutes onto Fryar Drop Zone during the playing led the Airborne Test Platoon. The platoon of the national anthem. National Airborne Day Photos by Patrick Albright / army.mil jumped onto Lawson Field (later Lawson is the anniversary of the first paratrooper test Two members of the Liberty Jump Team, a commemorative team of volunteer parachutists, jump out Army Airfield), completing the first success- jump, which took place at Fort Benning 79 years of a restored C-47 Skytrain. The Maneuver Center of Excellence and Fort Benning commemorated ful military parachute jump. ago. the 2019 National Airborne Day Aug. 16 at Fryar Drop Zone at Fort Benning. The U.S. Army Parachute After the national anthem, members of Team from Fort Bragg, N.C., the Silver Wings jump team from Fort Benning and the volunteer Liberty the U.S. Army Parachute Team, nicknamed planes, all the way back in 2006,” said Staff Jump Team performed parachute jumps to honor the history of U.S. Army airborne Soldiers. the Golden Knights, from Fort Bragg, North Sgt. Houston Creech of the Golden Knights. Carolina, and members of the Silver Wings “Just being here this day, with all the pro- The Liberty Jump Team made two jumps took that first step,” referring to the U.S. parachute team from Fort Benning per- gression I’ve gone through and the skills of 14 and 16 volunteer parachutists follow- Army Soldiers who pioneered airborne op- formed a freefall parachute jump demonstra- I’ve gained through the Army’s training – ing the Golden Knights and the Silver Wings erations before and during World War II. tion from a UV18 Viking Twin Otter plane being able to be here on this specific day is a demonstration. Their members were dressed “The fact that they were able to make it onto Fryar Drop Zone. The Golden Knights tremendous honor.” in period Army uniforms, displaying what work and make it work in time for the war is jumped in with golden parachutes, and the “It’s the pride and history of the unit and Soldiers would have worn during World War a phenomenal thing,” said Micko. Silver Wings jumped in with black para- the organization,” said Staff Sgt. Joshua Por- II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and The Golden Knights are part of the U.S. chutes. ter, on jumping as part of the Silver Wings Operation Desert Storm. The team jumped Army Recruiting Command, the mission of The final two parachutists to land -- one for National Airborne Day. “Our legacy and from a restored C-47 Skytrain. The particu- which is to “recruit America’s best volun- from the Golden Knights, one from the Sil- our history build the future of what we are lar plane to drop them over Fryar Drop Zone teers to enable the Army to win in a complex ver Wings -- came in one literally on top right now.” holds the moniker “Greenland Gopher,” and world.” Creech made a practical recommen- of the other. The Silver Wings parachutist “We’re celebrating both those that came participated in D-Day and Operation Market dation to anyone who aspires to become a wrapped his legs into the line of the Golden before us, those that are currently train- Garden during World War II as well as in the U.S. Army paratrooper: Knights parachute as if he were sitting on ing and defending our nation, and those Berlin Airlift. “Run,” he said. “Practice running a lot. the parachute, and the Golden Knight carried that come after,” said 199th Infantry Bri- Retired Sgt. 1st Class Jim Micko, member You need very strong legs. Do a lot of below him a weighted tether and a flag em- gade Command Sgt. Maj. Roy Young, who and senior rigger of the Liberty Jump Team, squats. If you’re going to be jumping out of blazoned with the black-and-gold Army star. jumped as part of the Silver Wings jump said his team’s jump was in recognition of airplanes, those legs are going to need to be “This is where I started jumping out of air- team. the “courage and foresight of the people that able to support that weight coming.”

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Remem- If a government traveler serving on tem- to the rental vehicle and third party claims) the traveler or his/her private insurance com- ber, however, that the traveler bears the re- porary duty orders intends to rent a vehicle, where all other requirements are met. pany will bear responsibility for the loss. sponsibility to ensure that the rental agency he or she needs to be fully aware of what to Travelers must ensure that the Govern- Neither the Army nor the traveler’s unit will knows where to send the bill for damages to do in the event the vehicle is damaged while ment Administrative Rate Supplement or be responsible for the damage if the traveler the traveler’s unit. on TDY. “GARS” rate (a daily fee of $5 or foreign acts outside the scope. 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Fre- their Commercial Travel Office or Travel wrongful death per person per accident/ Soldier in a non-TDY status to drive the ve- quently, the VISA coverage is not available Management Agency, which includes the event; $300,000 for all persons per accident/ hicle, uses the vehicle for an illegal purpose, because the traveler failed to timely report Defense Travel System or E-GOV Travel event; and $25,000 property damage for travels to a foreign country (including Mex- the damage by calling the toll-free number Services. The DTMO agreement includes such occurrence. Property damage covers ico), drives on an unpaved road, or causes on the back of the card. Under the terms of most of the well-known rental car agencies any loss to the vehicle including from colli- damage by an act of intentional misconduct. the VISA agreement, the traveler must call seen at major airports. 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3- 8A • August 22, 2019 • FORT BLISS BUGLE Army veterans fi nd healing in new underwater memorial By Sean Kimmons | Army News Service the Army as a combat medic, he said the me- FORT MEADE, Md. – As soon as Shawn morial helped him remember those who never Campbell saw his name on a plaque next to returned home and those who struggled once a statue sunken 40 feet on the seafl oor, the they did. memories of Soldiers he had once served with “I had a lot of friends who didn’t make it fl ooded his mind. back,” he said Aug. 12, a week after the memo- The life-size statue, one of a dozen concrete rial offi cially opened. “And even more who did fi gures that make up the nation’s only under- make it back, but then couldn’t win the battle water veterans memorial, depicted a Soldier with themselves after the war.” wearing combat gear from the Iraq War – a war One such friend was Staff Sgt. Victor Cota. he had fought in three separate times. He and Campbell had been in the same 4th In- “It really took my breath away,” said the fantry Division unit that provided security for former staff sergeant, now a master diver at a senior leaders traveling in and around Bagh- Florida dive shop. “It was a huge honor.” dad. His company made a donation to place his On May 14, 2008, Cota’s vehicle hit a road- name at the base of the statue before the fi gures side bomb, killing the 33-year-old Tucson, Ari- were recently installed about 10 miles off the zona, native. coast of Clearwater, Florida. “He was a really good friend of mine,” The memorial, called Circle of Heroes, hon- Campbell said. “We lost him during [my] sec- ors the entire military with statues portraying a ond deployment.” variety of service members in what organizers In 2013, Campbell left the Army to fi nish his hope will serve as a therapeutic dive for vet- associate’s degree and then worked as a com- Photo courtesy Circle of Heroes erans and a unique diving experience for all. mercial deep sea diver. He now teaches cours- Circle of Heroes is the nation’s only memorial of its kind and will eventually have 24 life-size statues Plans call for an additional 12 statues to be es at a dive shop in the Tampa area, where he depicting troops from all services. The fi rst 12 statues can now be seen about 10 miles off the coast added to the memorial next year. grew up. of Clearwater, Fla. For Campbell, who served about a decade in “I was like, well, if I survived the war, I’m going to start doing everything I want to do limbs can move however they like while fl oat- that was possible.” now,” he said. ing below the surface. While memorials are typically above Campbell said scuba diving is a relaxing He even knows a blind veteran who enjoys ground, this one can allow visitors to connect activity that calms his post-traumatic stress scuba diving. to it on a deeper level. There is even a non- and gives him time to analyze his thoughts in “If you don’t have the ability to run because profi t that specifi cally takes wounded veterans peace. of prosthetics, you can get in the water with a to the site as an alternative form of therapy. “It helps me deal with things,” he said. “It’s tank and you can swim as fast as you want,” he “The one thing about scuba diving is when kind of hard to have a bad day when you’re un- said. “Nothing is stopping you.” you’re down there, even if you’re in a group, derwater and you get to refl ect upon yourself.” Badia, who manned a boat so other wound- you’re still by yourself,” Campbell said. “You Former Staff Sgt. Jace Badia, also a diving ed veterans could dive around the memorial have no choice but to refl ect on what you’re Video still by Bill Mills instructor, agreed, saying the sport gives him last week, said he is looking forward to seeing looking at. Shawn Campbell, a former staff sergeant and more freedom of movement. it soon in an upcoming dive. “It’s more of a serene experience that you now a master diver, admires the detail of one of Badia, an infantry Soldier who lost his left “I can’t believe that they fi nally made an never get an opportunity to experience above the statues at the Circle of Heroes underwater leg above the knee to a roadside bomb in Iraq, underwater memorial for [service members],” the water.” veterans memorial. said he and others who have had amputated he said. “That’s amazing, I never even thought

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Grinston offi cially became the new SMA Aug. 9, Dailey quietly oversaw the next iter- ation of his legacy program, changing the fo- cus of the initiative from identifying culture problems in squads to giving squad leaders specifi c tools to make immediate changes. “NIMS is the next step in creating pro- grams that will empower our fi rst-line lead- ers to identify and solve problems,” Dailey Brigitte Morgan / army.mil said. “The transition to NIMS is important as The Not In My Squad initiative was fi rst fi elded we continue to learn and evolve, just as we at the start of Dailey’s term as SMA in 2015. It have always done for 244 years.” is a bottom-up approach to changing Army cul- NIMS, fi rst fi elded at the start of Dailey’s ture, and focuses on squad leaders as the linch- term as SMA in 2015, is a bottom-up ap- pins to mitigating negative behaviors in their proach to changing Army culture, and fo- units. This approach complements top-down cuses on squad leaders as the linchpins to policy changes the Army has implemented. mitigating negative behaviors in their units. This approach complements top-down poli- go back [to their units], apply it in relevant cy changes the Army has implemented. situations that occur on a daily basis so they Originally spearheaded by the Center can infl uence the culture and climate, build for the Army Profession and Ethic (now teamwork, make better decisions and in- CAPL), the NIMS workshop is overseen crease motivation… to improve squad cohe- by the Army’s SHARP, Ready and Resilient sion,” said Alex Rivera, a training analyst at Directorate, which has the ability to provide SR2. the workshop Army-wide through its 28 R2 So far, Soldiers who have taken the pilot Performance Centers. The change includes workshop have provided positive feedback, a transition to a more robust NIMS curricu- stating the workshop gave them the opportu- lum, including emphasis on giving squad nity for self-refl ection which is necessary to leaders an ethical fi lter they can use for daily grow as leaders. decision making which will enable them to “You sit back and you look in the mirror build trust within their teams. and ask if you are doing everything that you “We want to give them something tangi- are supposed to be doing,” said Sgt. Chad ble they can walk away with and implement Alexander, with the 453rd Inland Cargo in their squad,” said Casey Olson, chief of Transfer Company, a reserve unit from Tex- training for SR2. “We want squad leaders as. “We all agreed if we want things to be to feel empowered to take these skills and better, we can’t continue to point fi ngers. It utilize them in their units, to grow as squad all starts with self.” leaders, and to help the junior leaders below Immediately after the workshop, Alexan- them get to the next level.” der said he implemented a regular check-in Olson said there are concrete ways to train with his Soldiers for physical training, in- decision-making, and as a result of NIMS, stead of just waiting to check in during their squad leaders will learn the steps to take monthly drills. Now they motivate each oth- when they face a tough decision. The work- er to reach their PT goals by staying in touch shops will be taught by Master Resilience throughout the month on social media and Trainers-Performance Experts, who are pro- checking in via text and WhatsApp. fessionally trained in achieving behavior Staff Sgt. Casey Mann, with the 84th En- change and facilitating necessary conversa- gineer Battalion out of Schofi eld Barracks tions. said the workshop “helps leaders lead,” mak- The SR2 Directorate has been testing the ing them more competent junior NCOs. new NIMS curriculum this summer with pi- “I learned that our self-values don’t always lots in Houston; Schofi eld Barracks, Hawaii; align with Army values, which can cause in- and Fort Irwin, California. The pilot work- ternal confl ict and hinder work,” Mann said, shops have yielded feedback from squad “Giving individuals the right tools to make leaders that has been incorporated into the hard decisions helps.” curriculum. SR2 will fi eld a fi nal version of While the Army already has professional NIMS to Soldiers in Germany in December and leadership education for NCOs, NIMS of this year. acts as a supplement, leveraging specialized After the training in Germany, SR2 will cognitive training SR2 MRT-PEs can deliver evaluate the effectiveness of the NIMS to make Soldiers more effective. workshop at the three-month, six-month “I am extremely passionate about NIMS. and nine-month marks to see if squad lead- It’s something that is very near and dear ers have been able to effectively apply the to me,” Dailey said. “Many of the Army’s skills learned. The evaluation will not only large, complex strategic problems can be involve surveys of squad leaders, but also solved by individual fi rst-line leaders com- their platoon sergeants, who will be able to mitting to NIMS.” provide feedback on whether they have seen To request a NIMS workshop for junior changes in the effectiveness and culture of leaders in your unit, contact the R2 Perfor- their squads, Olson said. mance Center closest to you or contact SR2 Ideally, Soldiers will “take the tools they at usarmy.pentagon.hqda-dcs-g-1.list.resil- learn within the workshop and [when] they [email protected]. 10A • August 22, 2019 • FORT BLISS BUGLE 87-year-old grad still enjoys marching with new cadets By Brandon O’Connor | army.mil WEST POINT, N.Y. – Through 20 years of march backs, Wallace Ward has seen it all. In the beginning, the march was 15 miles, now 20 years later it is only 12. Over the years it has moved from taking place in the middle of the night to starting in the morn- ing. There has been rain and thunderstorms that soaked and threatened the marchers. There was a hamstring injury that slowed him down, but couldn’t stop him. No matter the obstacle, the distance or the weather, since members of the Long Gray Line were invited to the march back 20 years ago, Wallace Ward has completed every sin- gle one. This year, as he stepped off from Camp Buckner before dawn with India Company, Eastside Location Coming Soon! Ward, who graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in the class of 1958, earned the distinction of being the oldest graduate to participate in the annual tradition. He fi rst joined the march back at 67 and now aged 87 he once again walked the entire way from start to fi nish. TIRES “I come back to march back every year be- & cause I love to run,” Ward said. “I’ve partici- pated in 10 marathons and one ultramarathon that was 62 miles. I have been running and walking all my life, so, when they said they BRAKES wanted people to hike back with the plebes, Brandon O’Connor / army.mil Retired Lt. Col. Wallace Ward, USMA Class of I thought that was a great opportunity since n BRAKES I love being outside running and walking.” 1958, marches back with the class of 2023. Ward, 87, was the oldest graduate to participate in the n No interest if paid in full The decision brought him full circle as COMPUTER BALANCING within 6 months on pur- 2019 march back. Members of the U.S. Military it was running that fi rst introduced Ward to n SHOCKS chases of $199 or more.* Academy Class of 2023 completed their fi nal Made with your CarCareONE credit West Point. challenge of Cadet Basic Training by conducting n SUSPENSION card. Interest will be charged to A track athlete in nearby Washingtonville, your account from the purchase a 12-mile road march from Camp Buckner, Aug. n STRUTS date if the promotional purchase is not paid in full within 6 months. New York, Ward competed at a regional 12. They were joined by the cadet cadre, USMA *Minimum monthly payments required. track meet at West Point as a high schooler. leadership, staff, faculty and members of the n CV JOINTS He entered the meet with a single goal – Long Gray Line. n RACK AND PINION BEST TIRE SERVICE CO. earning the one point he needed to secure his AUTO REPAIR CENTER varsity letter for the season – and determined colonel in 1979 after a career as an air de- to do whatever it took to secure it. fense offi cer. 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Then we can resume the conversation,’” the track meet set him upon a path that even- Ward said. “When we are walking and hav- tually allowed him to enter West Point as a ing a conversation with the plebes we tell prior service cadet, after he was not accepted them it is going to be a tough year, stick it directly from high school and enlisted in the out, keep your nose clean and work hard, Army in 1951. and things will come out alright and you will “I’d never been to West Point,” Ward said be proud of the fact that you went to West of that track meet roughly 70 years ago. “I Point.” got there and saw this great fortress over the With 20 years and more than 200 miles of Hudson River and said, ‘Wow, this is fantas- march backs under his belt, Ward hasn’t de- tic. I’d sure like to be able to go there for cided if he’ll be back for number 21. He said school.’” he will have to, “think about it,” before lac- His time at West Point changed the course ing up his sneakers and hiking through the of his life after being abandoned along with woods with another class seven decades his his brothers in a Brooklyn fl at by his moth- junior, even though he enjoys his time spent er. They bounced through different foster with the plebes and talking with them as they homes before fi nding stability and discipline traverse the hills. after moving near Washingtonville. “I get the enthusiasm of going back to West Point continued the process of in- West Point every year and seeing that great stilling discipline and helped to keep him fortress on the Hudson River, meeting old from becoming, “a kid in New York, running friends and comrades, and enjoying the at- the streets, stealing and things like that, get- mosphere,” Ward said of why he has come ting in all kinds of trouble,” Ward said. back for the last 20 years. 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Reach new heights USASMA students Score of 600 at indoor climbing wall ■ 2B ‘Experience El Paso’ ■ 3B New standard set by 22nd Chem Bn. offi cer ■ 7B Things to do: Real-world challenges El Paso Strong benefi t concert: El Paso na- tive Vikki Carr will join a lineup of Borderland artists at the CommUNITY en Acción El Paso inspire CSM’s arrival Strong Benefi t Concert this weekend. Also taking the stage will be Little Joe y la Fa- to Joint Moderniza- milia, Los Rieleros del Norte, Mike Gonzalez y Mazz Tribute, Dirty River Boys, Archie Bell, Rick Trevino, Fusion 915 and Mariachi Los tion Command Toritos. Proceeds will be donated to the Paso By Jonathan Koester | Joint Modernization del Norte Community Foundation’s El Paso Command Public Affairs Victims Relief Fund to support the victims of the Aug. 3 tragic shooting. Sunday. 3 p.m. Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher D. Gunn had been El Paso County Coliseum. 4100 E. Paisano. wanting an appointment to the U.S. Army Joint Mod- Cost: $20, $50. El Paso County Coliseum box ernization Command for a long time – even if he didn’t offi ce, ticketmaster.com, or 800-745-3000 yet know of JMC’s existence. ‘Biloxi Blues’: Las Cruces Community The- Gunn, who recently became the senior enlisted ad- atre, 313 N. Main, Las Cruces, opens its visor for JMC, which is headquartered on Fort Bliss, 57th season with Neil Simon comedy Biloxi had previously served as the brigade Blues which is about Eugene Jerome, a command sergeant major for the 3rd young army recruit during World War II, going Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th through basic training and learning about life Infantry Division as the brigade took and love, along with some harsher lessons, on a regionally-aligned force mission while stationed at boot camp in Biloxi, Mis- Photos by Spc. Matthew J. Marcellus / 1st AD Command teams from across Fort Bliss read literature and respond during an interactive portion of a in Europe. sissippi in 1943. Friday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m. As the brigade worked on solutions Sunday, 2 p.m. Cost: $17 ($14 senior, student Sexual Harassment Assault Response Program command forum at Fort Bliss, Aug. 12, focusing on the for facing off with a newly powerful Command Sgt. and military; $10 groups and children). (575) effects of post-traumatic stress disorder of victims of sexual assault. The forum explored sexual assault Maj. Christopher 523-1200 or lcctnm.org prevention, bystander intervention and the importance in building empathy, using real-life scenarios in and aggressive Russia, they worked on tank decoys to make their footprint D. Gunn Country artist Aaron Watson: The West order to educate and inform leaders on the complexities of SHARP issues. Texas-born musician will perform this week look larger and tested methods to hide in the Sun City Saturday, 8 p.m. at the Abra- their communications. For example, a Soldier in their ham Chavez Theatre. 1 Civic Center Plaza. Command teams gain under- intelligence company built small radio signal emitters Downtown El Paso. Cost: $16.75-$35. tick- that ran on 9-volt batteries. They then placed the emit- etmaster.com ters all over the area, thinking that with enough radio EPSO presents: Listen as the El Paso Sym- standing through SHARP forum signals, they could potentially hide the brigade’s com- phony Orchestra presents the music of munications from the Russians. As the brigade worked ABBA, with rock band and vocalists Satur- By Spc. Matthew Marcellus | 1st Armored Division A sexual assault survivor’s trauma reaction through solutions on the fl y, Gunn wondered if there day, 8 p.m. Plaza Theatre, 125 W. Mills Ave. Confusion, indecision and irrationality of- can often seem confusing and illogical, which was a better way. Downtown El Paso. Cost: $30-75. epso.org, ten defi ne a sexual assault victim’s reaction are often misunderstood aspects of trauma that “We were struggling with these problems,” Gunn ticketmaster.com or 532-3776 to trauma, traits that are crucial for command Foubert addressed throughout the forum. said. “And these are real-world problems that every ar- ‘Disney’s High School Musical’: Kids-N-Co. teams across the Army to recognize and under- “Sometimes the reactions that a trauma sur- mored brigade in the Army is going to have to deal with closes its season with the musical based on stand to best support Soldiers. vivor has is irrational during the incident itself, when they come to Europe. I told myself then – if there Disney Channel’s smash hit movie through Leaders from across Fort Bliss attended the was just a unit out there that did this for the Army, I’d Sept. 1, at First Presbyterian Church, 1340 and they may do something that sounds unrea- 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss Sexual sonable to the outside observer,” said Foubert. really like to know what unit this is; I’d really like to get Murchison. Shows are 7:30 p.m. Friday- Sat- in contact with them.” urday, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets: $7 ($5 Harassment Assault Response Program Com- “But if you understand trauma, you understand students, seniors, military), available at the mand Forum Aug. 12. that irrationality is After a stint as command sergeant major of the 1st door. 274-8797 The event provided part of a trauma re- Security Forces Assistance Brigade, where he again Rough Riders Turkey Run: The Rough Rid- them an opportunity sponse.” found himself testing equipment on the fl y, wondering ers Motorcycle Club Hueco Chapter, will host to train and strength- Foubert used if there was a better way, he received a call from that its 15th annual run to fund Thanksgiving tur- en their knowledge, real-life scenarios better way. After speaking with JMC commander Brig. keys for the needy 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, while receiving and to demonstrate the Gen. Johnny Davis, Gunn couldn’t wait to jump into from Barnett Harley Davidson to San Elizario. participating in a realities of a sexual the job. $10. rough-riders-mc.com presentation from assault victim’s re- “Once I received notifi cation that I was going to com- Nelly, TLC and Flo Rida: The three old Dr. John Foubert, the action, as well as in- pete for this job, I thought, ‘What is Joint Modernization school hip-hop acts perform at 7 p.m., Tues- highly-qualifi ed ex- teractive dialogue to Command?’” Gunn said. “I didn’t even know. I started day, at UTEP’s Don Haskins Center. Cost: pert in sexual assault engage the audience doing the research, and I started getting excited. I knew $32.75-$72.75. Ticketmaster prevention for the in order to allow for this was the unit I had been looking for.” UTEP Minerpalooza 2019 party: UTEP’s Army and native of JMC plans and executes worldwide multi-echelon, 29th annual back-to-school bash and pep a comprehensive Jackson, Tennessee. learning and training joint and multinational live experiments in support of rally will roll on campus with headliner Drake the Army’s modernization strategy. These live experi- Bell leading the way Aug. 30, 6-11 p.m. The “This forum is for experience. Command Sgt. Maj. Jose Santiago, the senior en- ments assess and ensure the Army’s capability in multi- family-friendly event will feature their fall command leaders so “I take the audi- sports teams, games, information booths they can learn how listed advisor for 2nd Battalion, 37th Armored Regi- ence through a sce- domain operations. In addition to a yearly joint warf- and appearances by UTEP athletes, along to help prevent sex- ment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st AD, nario where some- ighting assessment – the Army’s premier modernization with live entertainment, family activities and ual assault and learn picks up literature at the forum August 12. body experiences a and interoperability exercise – JMC assesses potential a beer and wine garden for 21+. UTEP cam- about bystander in- trauma incident to Army equipment year-round in smaller exercises. pus. Free. 747-5648 or minerpalooza.com tervention as well as the trauma that a victim try to get them to better understand what that “When you look at what Joint Modernization Com- Harvest Wine Fest: The New Mexico Wine has,” said Sgt. 1st Class Erica Stewart, a lead would feel like,” said Foubert. “Sometimes, a mand does for the Army, we’re nested within Future Growers Association presents its Labor Day sexual assault response coordinator for the 1st trauma survivor doesn’t report something im- Concepts Center and Army Futures Command,” Gunn Weekend festival noon-6 p.m, Aug. 31-Sept. AD and native of Birmingham, Alabama. “It’s mediately and people think ‘Oh well, it didn’t said. “We are the exploration arm of Army Futures 2, at the Southern New Mexico State Fair- important for leaders so that they will see the Command. We’re the organization that takes the con- grounds, Las Cruces, featuring New Mexico’s happen if they didn’t report it immediately,’ signs and symptoms from sexual assault and but I’m here to try to dispel that myth.” cepts and capabilities, and we actually put them in the best wineries, food trucks, artisans, and mu- dirt with Soldiers. We let the Soldier give us the feed- sicians. Cost: $30 for two people. Designated direct their Soldiers to seek help.” Understanding the realities that a sexual as- drivers and age 15-20; $10; kids under 15. Foubert highlighted sexual assault preven- sault victim goes through is important to en- back that we need. That’s the central link. Once you Military with valid ID and early bird general tion, recognizing the effects of post-traumatic sure that they are treated with empathy and give a piece of equipment to a Soldier, a Soldier is go- admission is $17. Tickets at holdmyticket. stress disorder resulting from traumatic inci- that they are given the greatest care and respect ing to be brutally honest with you every time. They are com. (575) 649-8994, vivavino@nmwine. dents, bystander intervention, and the impor- possible. going to tell you this works, or this does not work.” com nmwine.org tance of building empathy during the forum. “At any given point in time, a victim could Gunn and Davis both have children either serving in Alfresco! Fridays: At Convention Center “My presentation about how the brain and possibly choose to be suicidal or homicidal, so the military currently, or who might be soon. Gunn said Plaza. These free outdoor summer concerts body react to sexual violence so that everyone it could help prevent that side of it, and so the preparing the Army for the future is what inspires him are presented by ElPasoLive. No outside food here can understand better the trauma survi- victims can see that the command does sup- at JMC. or beverages, or pets allowed. 534-0600 vors’ reactions,” said Foubert. “I think anytime “The other important role of JMC is concepts,” Gunn Live music at Lowbrow Palace: Hip-hop port them and that they can still function,” said that someone has a traumatic experience, it can Stewart. “Victims won’t have to worry about said. “We’re looking at how the Army is going to have artist KOTA The Friend performs Friday at to fi ght in the future, not how we fi ght right now. We’re 10 p.m. Cost: $15, $35 with meet-n-greet. be diffi cult to understand and so as we adjudi- being alone, other people have gone through Louisiana rock band The Seratones perform cate cases of sexual violence I think it’s impor- it and if someone else has gone through it and doing this for the future generation of our forces. 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Andres Ibarra, a Family and Morale, Welfare, and Recreation aquatics lifeguard, takes some time away from the pool as he suits up at the Soldier Activity Center at Fort Bliss, Aug. 15. Bliss Outdoor Recreation, located in the SAC, will host the Bliss Boulder Battle, an indoor climbing competition, Sept. 14.

A climber prepares to scale the indoor climbing wall at the Soldier Activity Center at Fort Bliss, Aug. 15. The SAC was dedicated in 2012 as part of a $6 bil- lion investment following the 2005 Base Realign- Photos by David Poe / Fort Bliss Public Affairs Offi ce ment and Closure commis- A climber surveys the indoor rock wall at the $8 million Staff Sgt. Roberto Loeza SAC at Fort sion decision to increase Bliss, Aug. 15. troop numbers at Bliss.

El Paso,TX | www.bankruptcy4elpaso.com FORT BLISS BUGLE • August 22, 2019 • 3B USASMA students ‘Experience El Paso’ just yet.” Chamber of Commerce Sellers noted the recent events which brought tragedy to El Paso, and with this welcomes more than being his third time back in the area, how this incident hit home to him. He urged the 700 new senior leaders students to use this opportunity as a process to heal. with community event “Help your community get better, stand By David Crozier | side-by-side, shoulder-to-shoulder with NCO Leadership Center of Excellence Command Communications the great city of El Paso and be ‘El Paso The El Paso Chamber of Commerce wel- Strong,’” he said. comed Sergeants Major Course Class 70 to Gus Rodriguez, a member of the board of the local community Aug. 8 with “Experi- directors for the El Paso Chamber of Com- ence El Paso,” showcasing everything the merce, also welcomed Class 70 and noted community has to offer – services, cuisine, the recent tragedy. programs, businesses, opportunities, and “It hasn’t been so kind to our community, more. but it’s really refl ecting the best of what El The annual event began with remarks by Paso is,” he said. “In many ways it is just the commandant of the NCO Leadership like the Army. When the Army goes through Center of Excellence, Command Sgt. Maj. diffi cult times, the best of the Army suc- Jimmy Sellers. ceeds; the spirit of the Army becomes a part “Welcome to what will probably be the of the healing process. So, we thank you for best year of your military career,” he said. being here with us, and sharing this experi- “Welcome to Fort Bliss, welcome to the ence with us, and we ask you to be a part of our community as we go through and be- David Crozier / NCO CoE Command Communications great city of El Paso and welcome to the Sergeants Major Course Class 70 students and family members line up at the BBQ booth to get United States Army Sergeants Major Acad- come ‘El Paso Strong.’” Rodriguez then showed a short fi lm that a taste of Texas BBQ. The city of El Paso welcomed the students and families of Class 70, Aug. 8, emy. You made it, but you haven’t arrived with “Experience El Paso,” a Chamber of Commerce event, which included more than 70 vendors, showcased many of the great things about El businesses, service organizations and eateries to give the students a glimpse into what the El Paso Paso and segued into a presentation with a community has to offer. bit of levity. “The one thing you learn about El Pasoans experience different cultures. Think of El “That’s what they do.” is our time is relevant,” he said. “We work Paso as your home,” Rodriguez continued. Lehr said when Fort Bliss had about 9,000 on ‘mañana time.’” “I hope that Class 70 will have a wonder- troops and was close to being shut down, the Rodriguez noted that El Paso is a city of ful experience during your time here. Take leaders of the El Paso community said Fort about 835,000 people, the fi fth largest city in advantage of who we are as a community, Bliss was not going anywhere. They went to Texas, and about 81 percent of the popula- and please be a part of us,” he said. “We like Washington, D.C. and addressed the prob- tion is Hispanic. to say El Paso is Fort Bliss, and Fort Bliss is lem. “In spite of the recent challenges of last El Paso.” “They found a solution and today you weekend, we are considered one of the saf- Following Rodriguez was retired Com- have 30,000 troops here,” he said. “You have est cities in the nation for a metropolitan our mand Sgt. Maj. Lance Lehr, representing the got to get in with the community and get in- size,” he said. “We are the largest border city Association of the United States Army as the volved.” in the world, so what a great opportunity to El Paso Chapter’s past president. He spoke Following the formal presentation, the about community involvement and he en- students and their families visited the court- Gus Rodriguez, from the El Paso Chamber of couraged the senior leaders to get involved yard, where they met representatives from Commerce, offi cially welcomed Sergeants Ma- with their community, both now, as well as more than 70 vendors, businesses, organiza- jor Course Class 70 to El Paso and urged them when they leave West Texas. tions, and services with information to help think of El Paso as their home Aug. 8 during “I want to say welcome, because this com- them get a feel for the community they will “Experience El Paso.” munity is going to welcome you,” he said. call home for the next 10 months.

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the entire day in front of my computer, I can turn out 700 words and still have Thursday for editing. “All I need is a subject,” I tell No day like myself. I pour an oversized mug of coffee, and settle in front of the desktop. All morn- ing, I troll the Internet looking for topics, tomorrow current events, some nugget of news that By Lisa Smith Molinari | themeatandpotatoesofl ife.com might feed an idea. With a pang of hunger My column was late again this week. nagging me to stop for a snack, I decide to A spaceship wasn’t hovering over Rhode check Facebook real quick to see what’s Island. Our house didn’t burn down. My trending. computer didn’t seize up with “the blue Big mistake. screen of death.” None of our kids came An hour later, I’ve scrolled all the way down with double pneumonia. I hadn’t been down to 2015, got sucked into a comment arrested for tax fraud. debate over whether mustard or ketchup is Nope, I didn’t have one decent excuse for better on hot dogs, and watched a string of my column being late. Truth be told, I’m a YouTube videos of dogs with human voice hopeless procrastinator. overs. >> WBAMC HOSTS TOWN HALL TO DISCUSS TRANSITION I’m supposed to submit my column to I fi gure I’ll switch out the laundry and try Amabilia G. Payen / WBAMC Public Affairs newspaper editors on Thursdays for publica- again after lunch, but the afternoon brings a Major Gen. Ronald J. Place, the Defense Health Agency’s acting assistant director for health care tion the following week. So every Monday, case of the sleepys. I convince myself that a administration, held a town hall Aug. 9 during a visit to William Beaumont Army Medical Center. I know the smart thing would be to write 20-minute catnap on the couch will do won- He spoke about how the transition from Army Medicine to Defense Health Agency will impact the 200 words on Monday and Tuesday, leav- ders, but you can probably guess how the staff and patients. WBAMC is scheduled to transition under DHA Oct. 1. ing Wednesday for rewrites and editing, and day goes from there. Thursday for polishing and submission. Thursday, I wake up stressed, which But that makes way too much sense. should provide adequate motivation to meet “Thursday is eons away,” I think to myself my nine-hour deadline. But by noon, I have at the beginning of each week. “Today, I’ll done everything BUT my column. I orga- get laundry done, mop the fl oors, wash the nized the junk drawer, swept out the base- car. Getting chores done will free me up to ment, clipped my toenails, put our National write more tomorrow.” Geographic magazines in chronological But between the dog being afraid of the order, and dug the fuzz out of the keyboard vacuum cleaner, the hour-long call from my with a toothpick. mother, the search for missing socks under While standing in front of the open refrig- the kids’ beds, and that riveting episode of erator, I plan to email my editors to fi nally let “Flea Market Flip” I had to watch until the them know, I just can’t do this anymore. The end, I barely manage to defrost the pork afternoon passes in hopeless defeat. chops. But on Friday, I notice that the sky did On Tuesday, I wake with a purpose. “I’m not fall. The Earth did not implode. I am going to make some headway on that col- still breathing. My editors probably haven’t umn … as soon as I think of an idea. What even noticed that my column is late. I real- will I write about this week?” I wonder op- ize that my fear of failure caused me to cre- timistically. Notebook in hand, I sit on the ate conditions where success is impossible. front porch to let the dog sniff around in the With the dangerous awareness that I could yard while I search for inspiration. play this cat and mouse game with myself “Hmmm,” my inner dialogue sabotages every week, if I so dared, I fi nally sat down my creative process once again, “the beds and tapped out this column about procrasti- could really use a bit of weeding.” Three nation, submitting it the day after last week’s hours later, there are bags of garden debris deadline. out by the curb, my fi ngernails are packed Every time I hit send on a column, I prom- with dirt, and I’m on my way to Home Depot ise myself, “I will put an end to this self- for grass seed, tomato cages, and annuals. destructive habit, and I’ll do it fi rst thing – On Wednesday, I determine that, if I spend tomorrow.”

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eventually change. In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus points to The Principle of the Path: the Principle of the Path, but does so in the The good news way of a parable. He says, “Therefore, ev- There’s often a disconnect between where eryone who hears these words of mine and is, we can learn to Direction, not we want to end up and the path we’re cur- puts them into practice, will be like a wise rently on. man who built his house on the rock. The avoid what can be intention, deter- Do you know why counselors appear to be rain came down, the streams rose, and the so smart? Because people are so predictable. winds blew and beat against that house; yet avoided, so there’s As a marriage and family counselor, I see it did not fall, because it had its foundation mines destination couples who often come to me with prob- on the rock. But everyone who hears these less to cope with lems or issues that they want to fix. After words of mine, and does not put them into By Chaplain (Maj. ) Kevin Muncher | USAG Fort Bliss Family Life trying to solve their relational problems or practice is like a foolish man who built his later. “I should’ve seen this coming.” Sound fa- each other’s problems, they find themselves house on the sand. The rain came down, the miliar? When we look back, we see exactly lost, frustrated, and defeated. These feel- streams rose, and the winds blew and beat how we ended up where we didn’t want to ings of getting nowhere are understandable. against that house, and it fell with a great your life every single day, and not only does be. Why do smart people with admirable life We have all felt them at some point in our crash.” (Matthew 7: 24-27, NIV) it explain the disappointment and regret that goals often end up far from where they in- relationships, lives, and professions. But Jesus doesn’t promise a fix or a solution. characterize the lives of so many, it provides tended to be? Why do many people start out here is the disheartening truth, most of our He invites people to live in a different direc- a way for you to be the exception. with a clear mental picture relational and personal problems cannot be tion. A wise man built – building takes time. I want you to identify and follow the path of where they want to be fixed. We fix a car or computer. Once fixed, The rock – represented the hard way, or the that leads to your desired destination and relationally, financially, it is like it is new. But you and I are not ma- right direction. Wise people build their lives avoid life-wasting detours along the way. physically, spiritually and chines or equipment that can be fixed. We on solid foundations and principles. They I want you to end up there on purpose and professionally, and yet, can cope, overcome, or move on, but the past follow directions that have been proven to with a purpose. years later, find them- is the past. The good news is, we can learn to endure life’s adversities. Foolish people live Your destination is predictable. It is pre- selves far from their de- avoid what can be avoided, so there’s less to as if life is disconnected. They build on un- dictable to somebody. Someone who sees sired destination? Why do cope with later. The Principle of the Path is stable foundations. So, when life’s adversi- what you don’t or won’t see. The reason they Chaplain (Maj.) our expectations about our not a principle of the solution. When we are ties blow against their lives, they fall apart. Kevin Muncher keep bringing it up, over and over again, is own futures often go un- lost, we don’t pull over and ask for a solu- Everyone ends up somewhere in life. The because they don’t want, and I don’t want, met? What if you knew the answer to those tion. We ask for directions. way we live our lives doesn’t always line up and your Heavenly Father doesn’t want, and questions? What if there was one simple idea We get where we should be the same way with the type of future we have in mind. It even you, don’t want to be disconnected with that explained why so many people get lost we got to where we shouldn’t be. And we breaks my heart listening to couples live in a your intention and your direction. Because along the way? get there not through a solution; we get there direction that is not going to get them where at the end of the day, it’s not your intention, There is. Author and pastor, Andy Stanley, through direction. So, we don’t need to be they want to go. What’s worse is knowing but your direction that determines your des- called it, “The Principle of the Path.” Simply fixed, we need to move in a new direction. that the direction they are going will lead tination. You and I can make decisions today put, direction determines destination. Direc- You and I know people, and perhaps our- them to a negative outcome. The direction that will lead us toward a better destination tion, not intention, determines where we end selves, that are living in the wrong direction. we are moving in determines our destina- tomorrow. The path you choose makes all up. Good intentions are not good enough. When you and I change direction, things will tion. The Principle of the Path is at work in the difference.

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Sports Briefs Danny Ray Sanchez Memorial Run: Run with El Paso for the sixth- annual 5K run and 1-mile fun walk to benefi t the Danny Ray Sanchez Memorial Fund, August 31 at Montwood High School, 12000 Mont- SCORE OF 600 wood. raceadventuresunlimitied.com Play ball with the Chihuahuas: Join El Paso’s AAA baseball team as they take on the Sacramento River Cats in a series tonight through New standard set by 22nd Chem. Bn. offi cer Sunday. Bring your pup Friday for Bark at the Park night. Home games are played at Southwest University Park on Santa Fe Street downtown. By Sgt. Briaira R. Tolbert | Non-sunday games are at 7 p.m.; Sunday games start at 6 p.m. 1st Armored Division, Sustainment Brigade Public Affairs Family Day at the Wall: The Soldier Activity Center is usually only open Major Timothy Cox, the executive of- to 18+, but kids 6+ can climb for three sessions a week. Thursdays- Saturdays noon to 6 p.m. SAC, 20732 Constitution Ave. 744-1532 fi cer for the 22nd Chemical Battalion, set a new standard by obtaining a 600 – UTEP Women’s soccer: Go to war with the Miners as they start their 2019 campaign today against the University of Wyoming at 7 p.m. the highest score ever recorded – on the and versus ACU Sunday at 1 p.m. Home games are played at UTEP’s Army Combat Fitness Test. University Field, 3450 Sun Bowl. 747-6150. utepathletics.com Back in December 2018, Cox took Home Run for the Homeless: The 6th annual Home Run for the the ACFT for the fi rst time and earned Homeless 5K and Kids Dash benefi ting El Paso’s Opportunity Center a 587, but he wasn’t satisfi ed with that for the Homeless is 7:30 a.m. Sunday, at the Clock Tower at Southwest score. After the test, he wrote down 600 University Park on Durango Street. Kids dash begins at 8:35 a.m. Cost: on a white board in his offi ce, setting a $30 run; $35 on race day. Kids dash: $15; $20 on race day. racead- personal goal for himself. In January he venturesunlimted.com. Packet and t-shirt pick up is 11 a.m.-6 p.m., began training for the next time he would Saturday, at Up and Running, 3233 N. Mesa, Suite 205, and 6:30-7 have to take the ACFT. He improved his a.m. on race day. score to 595 then 598, until fi nally he hit UTEP Football: The UTEP Miners open the season against Houston 600 in mid-July. Baptist at 6 p.m. August 31, at Sun Bowl Stadium. Cost: Season tickets To train he utilized the strength coach- are $60 general admission. Family packs available for $198. Individual tickets to be announced. 544-5234 or utepathletics.com es from the holistic health and fi tness team and the training facility within the Tennis Scramble: The Tennis Scramble is on the last Wednesday of every month. Cost: $5 fee for non-ID card holders and it is free for DoD battalion. The H2F Lite is a pilot pro- gram being initiated in certain battalions Photos by Staff Sgt. Shawn Casey / 1st AD Sust. Bde ID card holders. The scrambles are held at the Tennis Club, 262 Club Major Timothy Cox lifts weights during physical training while the lead strength coach of 22nd across the Army. The gold standard bat- Road. 569-5448 Chemical Battalion, Mike Edwards, supervises him for proper form in the holistic health and Group tennis class for beginners: Group tennis class for beginners talions are given the full team of health fi tness training facility. will be held from 8:30-10 a.m. every Monday and Wednesday at Build- professionals, which include a physical ing 262 on Club Road. Tennis rackets will be provided. 569-5448 therapist, nutritionist and sports train- Indoor cycling: Indoor Cycling classes are held at Soto and Stout ers to boost readiness, considering the PFCs. Cost: $3 or $35 unlimited monthly pass. 744-5800 ACFT will be implemented this upcom- Iron Divas: This well-rounded class is designed to improve muscular ing fi scal year. strength and endurance. With no choreography to learn, you can focus His training didn’t stop when PT was on strength and cardio splits effectively. Classes are held at Soto PFC. over – in his free time he did extra train- Cost: $3 or $35 unlimited monthly pass. 744-5800 ing. On the weekends you could fi nd Body Pump: The original Les Mills barbell class will sculpt, tone and Cox doing 400 or 600-meter repeats on a strengthen your entire body fast. Focusing on low weight loads and track to maintain the speed he wanted on high repetition movements, you’ll burn fat, gain strength and quickly the test and Tabata push-ups to increase produce lean body muscle. Classes are held at Soto PFC. Cost: $3 or his reps of hand release push up, which $35 unlimited monthly pass. 744-5790 ® in his opinion, is the most diffi cult part BodyCombat : BodyCombat is a high-energy, martial arts inspired of the ACFT. Exercise is only one part of workout that is totally non-contact. Punch and kick your way to fi t- ness and burn up to 740 calories in a class. No experience needed. being a full athlete, diet is integral. Learn moves from Karate, Taekwondo, Boxing, Muay Thai, Capoeira, Cox says “I do very minimal meal and Kung Fu. Classes are held at Soto and Stout PFCs. Cost: $3 or $35 prep, nor do I count carbs.” for an unlimited monthly pass. 744-5800 He explains his diet isn’t anything ex- Total Gym: Classes improve function and produce transformational treme. He rarely eats fast food or drinks results for every fi tness level and for all users. Classes are held at containing large amounts of sugar, and Milam PFC. 744-5800 most of the time he eats home-cooked Insanity: Based on the home DVD program of the same name. It is meals provided by his wife, which he challenging, group-focused athletic training, cardio conditioning, and credits for pushing him to eat clean. total-body strength drills, designed for people of all levels - no equip- “My physical readiness has been an ment needed, just determination. Classes are held at Stout PFC. Cost: asset to me. [It] has helped and assisted Cox throws medicine balls during a morning physical training session in the 22nd Chemical $3 per class or $35 for unlimited monthly pass. 744-5800 me. I’m not oblivious to that,” said Cox. Battalion holistic health and fi tness training facility to practice for the Army Combat Fitness Test. Yoga: A class consisting of poses and following transitions with a fo- “Being physically ready is a priority for cus on core strength cardiovascular fi tness fl exibility, and an overall me, and for us here in the Guardian Bat- in the Army,” said Cox. “I think it has on the grind, that was only part of it, I sense of well-being. We build upon basic yoga poses to target specifi c talion, and we fully embrace it.” been a long time coming and I am ex- give credit to the Soldiers, NCOs, and of- muscle groups while maintaining safe alignment to reduce the risk of fi cers of the Guardian Battalion, because injuries. Classes are at Milam PFC. 744-5800 Cox believes that physical readiness is cited.” very important, this is the same mental- He wants Soldiers who might be wor- they were the ones that pushed me each Body Flow: During Bodyfl ow you’ll stretch through a series of sim- and everyday during PT sessions. Also, ple yoga moves and embrace elements of Tai Chi, and Pilates. You’ll ity he has had his entire life. ried about the new test to “embrace the strengthen your entire body and leave the class feeling calm and cen- Growing up in a small town in Kansas, change, because like it or not, it’s com- I wanted to highlight the fact that we tered. Class is held at Soto PFC. Cost: $ or $35 unlimited monthly his childhood was dominated by sports. ing.” He tells Soldiers who might not are one of the gold standard test battal- pass. 744-5800 The days were long and fi lled with hard know where to begin training for the ions for the H2F Lite program. Because Eagle in the Sun Triathlon: El Paso’s only USA Triathlon-sanctioned work, which involved lifting sessions in ACFT to empower themselves by doing of this, we were provided with health multi-sport race, with a 400m swim, 12-mile bike ride, and 5K run, is the morning, honing basketball skills, research, such as checking out training and physical fi tness professionals, two 7 a.m., Sept. 1, at Ascarate Pool, 6900 Delta. Participants may race as and improving athleticism through track apps and conducting a self-assessment strength coaches, along with a physical an individual or as part of a relay team. Cost: $110 individual; $60 per and fi eld. He competed in both sports at to see where they are physically to be therapist, and a certifi ed athletic trainer.” person for 2-person relay; $55 per person for 3-person relay; $100 for the Division II-level when he attended prepared for the ACFT. Cox’s focus was He continued, “These individuals I aquabike (swim-bike). raceelpaso.com/eagle-in-the-sun. McPherson College. mainly geared toward strengthening his want to personally thank. Due to their All-American Gun & Western Collectible Show: The 28th annual Cox put his physical readiness to the core, legs and grip. He encourages Sol- dedication to our program we have seen show is 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Aug. 31-Sept. 1, at the Ruidoso Convention Cen- test a couple of times in his Army ca- diers to start with those three areas. positive results in many measurable ar- ter, 111 Sierra Blanca Dr. Hundreds of guns, gun-related items, Indian reer, long before taking and maxing the After earning a perfect score, Cox said eas. We are grateful because our H2F artifacts, knives, cowboy gear and more will be on display. Proceeds ACFT, by competing in the Best Ranger he feels a sense of accomplishment. professionals are passionate about our benefi t Lincoln County charities. Cost: $6. 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Photos by Brittany Nelson / IMCOM Staff Sgt. Hillary Bor, center, after receiving his gold medal for the men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase at the 2019 Track and Field Outdoor Championships. Soldiers qualify for 2019 Track and Field World Championships By Brittany Nelson | IMCOM more adrenaline,” said Bor. “I have run on SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The U.S. Ar- this track a thousand times so it feels good to my’s World Class Athlete Program has three win in Des Moines.” Expires April 30, 2015 Soldier-athletes headed to the Track and Bor secured gold after coming in second Field World Athletics Championships in place the past two years. He attributes the Doha, Qatar, this September. Army for the reason he continues to run. “It is always amazing and satisfying for “To win and represent the U.S. Army is coaches and staff to witness Soldier-athletes’ everything to me,” said Bor.”It is an honor hard work and per- to run for the Army.” severance pay off Korir, a 2016 Olym- within the WCAP pian, won third place program,” said Col. in a rainy 10,000-me- Sean Ryan, WCAP ter race. track and field coach. “The weather con- WCAP, part of the ditions during the Family and Morale, championships repli- Welfare and Recre- cated real world con- ation G9 division of ditions our brave Sol- U.S. Army Instal- diers face every day lation Management in battle,” said Ryan. Command, allows “The battle, or race top-ranked Soldier- in this case, does not athletes to perform stop due to pouring at the international rain or extreme heat, level while also serv- and both Bor and Ko- ing their nation in the rir displayed the same military. resiliency taught in At the 2019 Track their military school- and Field Outdoor ing.” Championships, in “This is my third Des Moines, Iowa, time making the two Soldier-athletes World Champion- For more information or earned their spots for ships team, and I am to place your order call the World Champion- so happy for myself,” Independant VIRY RAMIREZ Distributor ships. Staff Sgt. Hill- said Korir. “We are ary Bor won gold in Bor crosses the finish line to earn gold in the excited and ready to omnilife.com 915.303.1519 the men’s 3,000-me- men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase at the 2019 represent the U.S. ter steeplechase, Track and Field Outdoor Championships. Army and America.” and Sgt. Leonard Second Lt. Elkanah Korir won the bronze medal in the men’s Kibet is also headed to the World Champion- For all 10,000-meter. ships to compete on the marathon team. “It was a really hard race, to be honest. It “The Soldier-athletes have shown their your was really hot, and I kept telling myself to determination and ‘never quit’ attitude dur- cosmetic push it,” said Bor. ing multiple championship races, one of the The hot race was a small homecoming for many reasons they have represented the U.S. needs. Bor who attended college at Iowa State Uni- national teams and Army internationally,” versity before joining the Army. said Ryan. “When you are a crowd favorite coming The Soldier-athletes are now preparing in, it is a lot of pressure. In my mind I knew for the World Championships and the 2020 the fans wanted me to win, that gives you Olympic games in Tokyo.

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Get tickets for Friday-Saturday eve- of Pediatric Dentistry Carrington have switched to fl ashing amber for ning events at eventbrite.com or Leisure Travel Insurance Claims Processed 585-6373 American Association the east and westbound directions on Haan and Services kiosks. Event will happen Sept 20-21, 6 Insurance Welcome, TriCare of Orthodontics fl ashing red for the north and southbound di- p.m.-midnight. Sept. 22, noon-5p.m. 11388 Sgt. (United Concordia Welcome) 7185 Westwind rections on the intersecting streets. The fl ashing Maj. Blvd. Cost: $25 (includes stein) for evening Accepting Medicaid hours will be 6 p.m.-5 a.m., seven days a week. events, free Sunday. 588-8247 Offi cials ask that drivers use caution at each of Crochet with the Golden Girls: Spend your the noted locations. lunchtime with knitting needles, friends, and ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE DHR Training Holiday Labor Day: The Di- Rose, Blanche, Dorothy and Sophia. 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Bliss Legal offi ce closures: The Fort Bliss Le- Does not include cart rental. 3200 Coe Ave. gal Assistance and Claims Offi ces, located on 568-1059 the fi rst fl oor of Bldg. 113 on Pershing Road, will CYS in-home child care: Family Child Care They’ll love it here! be closed on the afternoon of Aug. 29 for a unit offers in-home providers for CYS-registered kids. 10% Overnight Boarding Day Care function, and all-day Aug. 30 for the DONSA, For care information, or to receive an updated DISCOUNT Training Grooming Services and Sept. 2 for the federal holiday. list of FCC providers, call 568-4198 or visit the Military, law Face-to-face TARP training: Fort Bliss offers offi ce at 3503 Story Rd. Reservations required. enforcement, for Dogs & Cats Threat Awareness Reporting Program training at Cost: $5 an hour with a $10 deposit.744-7879 fi rst responders Outdoor play areas | Rotated play time two locations monthly. Get your learn on at the Open your child’s world: SkiesUnlimited of- w/ID 24-hour video surveillance Soldier Activity Center on the second Tuesday of fers a variety of fun and educational programs the month, or at Stayton Theater on West Fort Hours: Daily 6 am-7 pm | thepetbarracks.com | MILITARY FRIENDLY geared to children of all ages. Students must be Bliss on the third Thursday of the month. This enrolled with CYS Parent Central Services. 131 training will be offered in these locations through Doniphan Rd. West Fort Bliss. 568-4374 September. 568-4604 SKIESUnlimited babysitting class: This Let your voice be heard: Log on to the Inter- class will help kids 12+ learn skills including active Customer Evaluation program to provide CPR, as well as the responsibility needed to be feedback for a wide array of services at Bliss. an expert babysitter. Registration at Parent Cen- Submitters can remain anonymous or include tral Services and SKIESUnlimited required. Cost: Tamara their contact information for follow-up. https:// $10. 568-5544 ice.disa.mil/ index.cfm?fa=site&site_id=435 SKIESUnlimited Open House: SKIESUnlimit- Badalyan Lower Beaumont traffi c disruptions ex- ed is opening its doors to new and seasoned mil- Notable Armenian-German pected: According to Bliss DPW, work trucks itary families at Fort Bliss Saturday from 9 a.m.-3 may cause disruptions at lower Beaumont, to in- p.m. at Bldg. 3508 and 3509 Ellerthorpe Road. Organist clude noise and dust, but no road closures, until There will be door prizes, face painting, free tri- late November. The work is part of a clean up al classes, on-site registration for CYS, day care project to haul debris to an off-site, licensed land- information, youth sports and a chance to enroll ALL SAINTS fi ll. Work will occur Mondays-Saturdays between your children into some of the classes. www.bliss. 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