Benelux news briefs Special advising session A special advising session will be held in Schinnen on Aug. 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.You will meet with Kristin Brooks, traveling academic advisor, on- site at the Schinnen Education Center. Brooks will assist you in planning and completing your educational goals while you are in Europe as well as to prepare a Fast Plan to see how close you are to a degree and which credits might trans- fer to University of Maryland University College. More information: DSN 314-360-7620, civilian +31 (0)46-4437620 or [email protected]. Application fee waiver UMUC Europe is also offering an application fee waiver for new students. Apply for under- graduate or graduate admission from July 30 to Aug. 6 and save the $50 application fee. "Adopt a U.S. Tommy" The American Legion Flanders Field Post BE02 announces it's "Adopt a U.S. Tommy" Program, an opportunity to honor those Americans who fought and died while serving with the British Commonwealth during WWI and WWII. More information: [email protected]. Table of Contents

News...... 1-5 IMCOM commanding general visits Benelux Inside the gate...... 6-7 Lt. Gen. Kenneth R. Dahl visited the Benelux areas July 24 to 26. "I want to ask you to continue the magic that you Outside the gate...... 8 have going here," he said during a ceremony held in Chièvres. (U.S. Army photo by Jessica Ryan) See Page 3 July 28, 2017 Schinnen Soldiers provide security in the “Walk of the World” By Jessica Ryan USAG Benelux Public Affairs Specialist

year, making it known as “The Walk of the World,” accord- ing to its official website. Behind the scenes of the popular event is security comprised of international military police to ensure the participants’ safety as they trek long distances. 24-hour shifts The Soldiers arrived at Camp Heumensoord in Nijmegen July 15 to begin their mission. The camp served as a place exclusively for military participants in the march as well as military security personnel. At the camp, they worked with military police officers from other nations. They were involved in 24-hour shifts U.S. Army Garrison Benelux - Schinnen military police participated in and conducted walking and biking international joint service patrols at Camp Heumensoord in Nijmegen, patrols. The MPs assisted in areas Netherlands, July 15-22, during the annual Nijmegen 4 Day Marches. The mission allowed Soldiers to work alongside military police from such as traffic enforcement, control the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Germany, as they provided and signage. security for one of the world's largest walking events. (U.S. Army photos After the week-long mission, Sgt. provided by Sgt. 1st Class Jesse Shambo) 1st Class Jesse Shambo, provost ser- U.S. Army Garrison Benelux – Schinnen Soldiers geant for operations at USAG Benelux, participated in international joint service patrols found the experience to be beneficial for the Nijmegen 4 Day Marches in Nijmegen, the to his career as he learned from his Netherlands, July 17 to 22. The Soldiers worked alongside counterparts in the camp. military police from the United Kingdom, Netherlands and “Working alongside the other international MPs [military Germany to provide security for one of the largest walking police] broaden my spectrum of being a MP as I learned events in the world. how other nations’ MP operated,” said Shambo. The Nijmegen March is an annual event where civilian He also added that the event helped build partnerships participants from all over the world walk about 30, 40 or with their MP counterparts. 50 kilometers per day over four consecutive days. Military “Living in quarters of only international MPs helped build participants walk about 40 kilometers per day wearing their trust amongst ourselves as well as boosted morale. The uniform and carry at least 10 kilograms of marching weight. willingness to help each other out made the mission run Participants walk with military marching teams, formed of effective and smooth,” he said. the Swiss Army, French Police, Marine’s and the British The 2018 race will take place in July. To learn more about Bobbies, in Dutch villages and towns. the “Walk of the World,” visit http://walkthewalk.org/chal- The famous march draws over 40,000 participants each lenges/the-nijmegen-4-day-marches-2018.

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[2] July 28, 2017 IMCOM commanding general visits the Benelux areas and recognizes employees By Jessica Ryan USAG Benelux Public Affairs Office During his tour of the U.S. Army Gar- rison Benelux communities, Lt. Gen. Kenneth R. Dahl, commanding general for U.S. Army Installation Management Command, held a special ceremony here to present his Commander’s Coin of Excellence to four garrison employees. Dahl and Col. Kurt Connell, garrison commander, recognized each awardee for exemplifying a culture of service within the Benelux communities. The awardees were Marie-Lise Ban- eton, public affairs officer for USAG Benelux, Sgt. 1st Class Jesse Shambo, Lt. Gen. Kenneth R. Dahl, commanding general for U.S. Army Installation Management Command, adresses the provost sergeant for USAG Benelux – audience about the importance of their work in Chièvres, July 24. (U.S. Army photo by Jessica Ryan) Schinnen, Barbara Hunsberger, S3/5/7 March 2001 to June 2003, where he things happen.” plans specialist for USAG Benelux, and served as the deputy director of staff Dahl visited the Benelux areas July Cathy Blumental, Army Relocation As- operations at Supreme Headquarters 24 to 26. Accompanied by Connell and sistance program manager for USAG Allied Powers Europe. Michael Formica, the director of IMCOM Benelux – Brussels. “When my family was growing up here, Directorate Europe, he toured the gar- “This garrison is full of heroes,” said I didn’t appreciate who was doing all rison’s three communities in addition to Connell. “I will tell you that the four the things that were making our qual- Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum, folks that we are going to celebrate and ity of life so high,” said Dahl. “I didn’t two Army Prepositioned Stocks sites and recognize today are examples of what appreciate that until I became the IM- SHAPE. Before he traveled to Germany, we are all doing in this community.” COM commanding general and began Dahl was able to assess the garrison During the ceremony, Connell explained looking behind the curtain to see how support to NATO, the APS mission and how each individual went above and this magic happens.” transformation progress in all three beyond their daily duties so the garrison Dahl concluded the ceremony by per- communities. continued to accomplish its ongoing sonally expressing his mission. gratitude to the audi- After the coin presentation, Dahl ad- ence members. dressed the audience about the impor- “Don’t underestimate tance of their work in the community. the impact you have His visit brought back memories as he on people, their Fami- was previously stationed in Belgium from lies, their careers and their futures. It really is something to be proud of,” he said. “I want to ask you to continue the magic that you have going here. The magic is a combination of Department of the From left to right: Col. Kurt Connell, USAG Benelux commander, Command Army civilians, the lo- Sgt. Maj. William Majors, USAG Benelux CSM, Marie-Lise Baneton, public af- cal national workforce, fairs officer for USAG Benelux, Sgt. 1st Class Jesse Shambo, provost sergeant the community and the for USAG Benelux-Schinnen, Barbara Hunsberger, S3/5/7 plans specialist for USAG Benelux, Cathy Blumental, Army Relocation Assistance program manag- The ARMAG ("portable" Army Ammunition Storage) volunteers. Pulling all er for USAG Benelux-Brussels, Lt. Gen. Kenneth R. Dahl, commanding general containers were part of the tour. (Photo by Enrique of that [work] together for U.S. Army Installation Management Command, and Cheryle Hess, Deputy Rivera ) is what really makes to the Garrison Commander. (U.S. Army photo by Jessica Ryan)

[3] July 28, 2017 The "Tour of Wallonie" was in Chièvres By Christophe Morel USAG Benelux Public Affairs Office

A large crowd gathered in Chièvres Wednesday, July 26, to see the fifth and last stage of the "Tour de Wallonie" (Tour of Wallonia bicycle race), an international cycling race which has an excellent reputation.One hundred fifty-nine cyclists and 20 teams were present for the occasion. The 182 km long stage took the cyclists from Chièvres to Thuin. Departure was at noon from the square, but many fans arrived more than one hour early One hundred fifty-nine cyclists left from Chièvres to take pictures with partici- at noon. Before departure, they met the public pants, collect signatures and on the square.(U.S. Army photos by Christophe see the publicity caravan. Morel) Dogs' Day Out: volunteers are needed Volunteers are needed to assist with Dogs' Day Out which will take place in the SHAPE Fest Tent, August 26. Dogs' Day Out will feature fun dog show with prizes, dog grooming demonstrations, dog wash, dog obedience demo, agility course, activities for kids, "kissing booth" for photos and food sales. There are multiple opportunites to help out over the course of two days (August 25-26). The link to the volunteer registration page: https://chievres. armymwr.com/promos/volunteer-opportunities-dogs- day-out. If your furry family member has a special talent that he or she would like to share with everyone, register now at https://chievres.armymwr. com/promos/dogs-day-out-talent-show-registration. You can join the volunteer staff. (Courtesy photos of MWR)

You can join the volunteer staff. (Courtesy photo of MWR)

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[4] July 28, 2017 New hazard warning symbols By Pauline Mahieu USAG BENELUX - Environmental Division

If you buy Hazardous Material (HM) for USAG Benelux you import or produce, and therefore establish infrastructure will see that the packaging displays new hazard warning to control exposure to these chemicals, ensuing the protec- symbols – this is known as the new Globally Harmonized tion of both people and the environment. Such a system System (GHS) labeling. has now been developed. Every day, each and every one of us is confronted with The ‘Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of classification hazardous materials. Even in our homes, we are surrounded and labeling of chemicals’, describes the classification of by cleaning products such as bleach, antifreeze, gas bottles hazardous chemicals based on their health, environmental or batteries. and physical hazards, and proposes a consistent method of As their name suggests, these products can pose a real communicating these hazards, including labels and Safety danger, both to human health and to the environment. Data Sheets (SDSs). Products we use regularly can be toxic, corrosive, flammable Implementation of the system has taken a long time. Work or can even cause cancer if not used correctly. With so began in 2002. The EU just now, 15 years later, completed many of us speaking different languages (English, Dutch, the rollout of the system with the new GHS labeling required

German, French) within our international community here to be on all hazardous material. In some other countries at USAG Benelux, we must ensure everyone understands work is still ongoing. the hazards associated with these products so that they In summary, the new GHS classification allows people can be used safely. all over the world to easily understand the hazards associ- This isn’t just a problem at USAG Benelux. Different ated with the products they handle, so that they are used countries have been using different regulations to classify in a safe and environmentally friendly way. In the past the and label their chemicals. A product labelled ‘toxic’ in one warning symbols on hazardous material you bought at the country might not be classified as toxic in another. Given PX could be different from those purchased on the local the increasing importance of global trade in chemicals, the Belgian market; thanks to the new system, all labelling is issue was raised at an international level and countries now consistent. came to recognize the need for a single global system for Next time you buy bleach or paint, look out for the diamond- classifying and labeling chemicals. shaped hazard symbols, and always remember to read the One consistent system would allow countries to accurately information on the label before you use the product in order identify the hazards associated with the chemicals they to protect yourself, those around you, and the environment.

[5] July 28, 2017 All communities The following are VTC-projected classes. For information about and to register for VTC classes, contact: • For SHAPE: DSN: 366-6824 or civilian 065-326824. • For Brussels: DSN 368-9783 or civilian 02-7179783. • For Schinnen: DSN 360-7500 or civilian +31(0)46-4437500. August 8 • Scream Free Marriage - Projected from Schinnen and held from 10 a.m. to noon. This training shows couples how learning to stay calm is the key to creating and enjoying a deep, lifelong connection. BRUSSELS COMMUNITY See also above in "All Communities" August 3-4 • Community movie nights in the 3 Star - Dairy of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (PG) Thursday at 6:30 and Alien: Covenant (R) Friday at 6:30 p.m. Contact DSN 368-9768/9822 for more information. August 7-11 • CYS Youth Center Summer Rugby/Football Camp - For ages three to 18 at the BAS Football Field. Regis- tration ends July 31. Contact CYS for details and registration information. August 14-18 • CYS Youth Center Summer Basketball Camp - For ages three to 18 at the CYS gym. Registration ends August 7. Contact CYS for details and registration information. Closure • The Brussels Auto Skills Center is closed in July. Normal operating hours will resume August 2. SCHINNEN/BRUNSSUM COMMUNITY See also above in "All Communities" Register now • Vacation Bible School (VBS) 2017 - Held at the GK Chapel on the NATO Air Base in Geilenkirchen (GE) Au- gust 7-11, from 9 a.m. to noon. Register at myvbs.org/GKChapel2017/or contact any Chapel Staf Member. Upcoming Family Advocacy Events • Meditation Monday's - From noon to 1 p.m, slow down and get centered for a more productive week. • 10,000 Steps Tuesday's - From 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Fresh air, good company and a little exercise; Mom's with strollers welcome. For more information, please call DSN 360-7367. Through August 9 • Operations PCS - Service members PCS’ing can present their orders to any Army & Air Force Exchange Ser- vice customer service desk and receive an Operation PCS Benefit Card! The card entitles service members

Inside the gate to 5 percent off qualifying purchases of $100 or more when they use their MILITARY STAR card in Exchange stores or at www.shopmyexchange.com. Benefit cards are valid for 90 days from issuance date. To apply for a MILITARY STAR card, authorized shoppers can visit www.MyECP.com.Information:http://bit.ly/2rWxbJW. August 9 • Play and Parent Support Group - For parents with children age 0-36 months. Held at ACS one Wednesday per month with toys, circle time and a sharing section where parents can discuss their parenting successes and challenges with Benelux New Parent Support Home Visitor. New Parent Support is available to all U.S. ID card holders. For appointments and inquiries call DSN 360-7500 or civilian +31 (0)46-4437500. August 10-11 • Netherlands Law Center - The Netherlands Law Center will only be available for clients from 9 a.m. to noon. More information: contact the Netherlands Law Center at DSN 360-7682 or civilian +31 (0)46-4437682. August 17-18 • Host Nation - Newcomer’s Orientation & Cultural Tour – From 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Schinnen ACS. All newcomers and spouses are invited. On day one, explore the Dutch culture with an introduction to the lan- guage and get an overview of Tri-Border services. Day two, visit a few local attractions and shopping areas and learn how to use the local train system. More information: DSN 360-7500 or civilian +31 (0)46-4437500. Through August 20 • Summer Reading Program - "Reading by Design" is open to all U.S. and NATO ID card holders between the ages of three and 18 years old. Children can register at the library.They will check out and read books and will receive a variety of prizes for the number of books they read. Preschool children may earn prizes by having books read to them. More information: +31 (0)45-5262669/2469. Through June 1, 2018 • Commander's Cup Challenge - The Fitness Center has started a Commander's Cup Challenge, offering

[6] July 28, 2017 teams and individuals challenges to secure the Commander's Cup Trophy. The second event was "Burpees". More information: stop by the Fitness Center or call DSN 360-7561 or civilian +31 (0)46-4437561. SHAPE/CHIEVRES COMMUNITY See also above in "All Communities" July 27-30 • Cinderella and The Aristocats - The 2017 Summer Theater Camp Pro- duction at the Shape Performing Arts Centre. Performances: July 27, 28 and 29 at 7:30 p.m., July 30 at 3 p.m. Tickets: 15€ adults, €10 children. July 28 • Employment and Career Expo - The 2017 Employment and Career Expo will have guest speakers, informative and interactive workshops, we- binars, subject matter experts to critique and tailor resumes, and a network area with agencies looking to hire military spouses. The event is from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the ACS building. August 1 • 2017 "Picnic in the Park" - World Breastfeeding Week is celebrated from August 1 to 7. The picnic will be held August 1 at SHAPE, on the grass area between the baseball field and the clinic, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. August 2 • The American Legion “Flanders Field” Post BE02 monthly general meeting - Starting at 7:30 p.m. in the SHAPE Sports and Fitness Centre (Building 313). Through August 12 • Summer Reading Program - The program "Reading by Design" is open to all U.S. and NATO ID card holders between the ages of three and 18 years old. Registration is not required. August 12-13 • CYS Youth Sports and Fitness Summer Basketball Clinic - For ages 10-13 from 10 a.m. to noon and 14

Inside the gate years old and up from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Registration: August 11, US Middle School Gymnasium. Sign up at Parent Central Services. DSN: 366-6839 or CIV: 065/32.68.39. August 16 • Motorcycle Safety Foundation Experienced Rider Course - From 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the MSF Range at Chièvres Air Base (including a classroom portion at Bldg. 20134). This one-day course includes interactive activities to improve perception and hazard awareness. Build on skills like braking and cornering. Graduates receive an MSF-ERC completion card that's good for three years. This course is applicable for the US Military first. If some slots are available, civilians can apply. Call 361/6114 for more information. August 19 • CYS Youth Sports and Fitness Summer Soccer Clinic - Child and Youth Services is hosting a soccer clinic in cooperation with US Youth Soccer Europe Olympic Development Program. For ages 10-12 and 13-16 years old. Cost: $5. Sign up at Parent Central Services. DSN: 366-6839 or CIV: 065/32.68.39. Upcoming organized trips SHAPE Trips and Tours • Paris, October 21 Serving Brussels, Chièvres and SHAPE. Call DSN 423- • Polish History and Vienna, Oct. 28 - Nov. 3 3884 or civilian 065-443884. • Cooking Class in Lille, November 4 • Cologne with breakfast cruise on the Rhine, July 29 • Moulin Rouge, Paris, November 11 • Phantasia land, Germany, August 4 • London, November 25 • Oostende beach, August 5 • Reykjavik + Iceland, December 3-7 • Paris, August 19 • Berlin, December 29 - Jan. 1 • Amsterdam, August 26 • Crete, Spa and Middelkerke, all year • Polish Pottery - Karlovy Vary - Neustadt, September 1-4 Schinnen Trips & Tours • Heidelberg and Bad Durkheim (Wurst and Wine Call DSN 360-7560 or civilian +31 (0) 46-4437560. Festival), September 16 • Family Day “Trout Fishing”, September 9 • Rotterdam Military Tattoo (colorful indoor music • Day Trip to the World’s largest wine festival and show), September 30 “600 years Wurstmarkt” in Bad Durkheim, Germany, • Riverdance (Dance Production), October 7 September 16 • India, October 7-17 • Day Trip to the National Liberation Museum 1944- • Alsace Vineyards, October 14-15 1945 in Groesbeek, September 23

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Read about events near Chièvres, SHAPE and Brussels. Read about events near Brunssum and Schinnen (in Through August 20 the Netherlands unless otherwise indicated). • "Midi Fair 2017" in Brussels (137th edition) - The Through July 30 traditional and gigantic Midi Fair stands along • “Bourgondische Krabbenfoor” in Bergen op Zoom the Boulevard du Midi every year. More than 120 A fest full of history, culture and amusement. Open: attractions are there for young and old. noon to 7 p.m., July 27-28 and noon to 5 p.m., July 27-30 July 29-30. • Music Festival "Les gens d'Ere" in Tournai - Held • Oriental and Asian Market Pasar Istimewa in on Rue de Longuesault. It's a four-day music festival Steenwijk - Lots of oriental snacks, Indonesian with a lot of artists: Puggy, Saule, CoverQueen, and Tai culinary specialties, live music, dance, many Mister Cover and more. Entry: €26 for the pass, stands and more. Held at Market Square. Entry is €23 for Friday and €8 for Saturday. You can buy free. Open on July 28, noon to 12:30 a.m. July 29, the tickets online: www.lesgensdere.be/billeterie. noon to 10:30 p.m. and July 30, noon to 7 p.m. July 28 August 15 July 28-30 • "Tournai-les-bains" ("Beach in Town") - Held at Quai • Sparrenburgfest in Bielefeld (GE) - An attractive Donat Casterman. Relaxation, leisure and events medieval festival held in the scenic surroundings of for young and old. Program: cooking workshops, Castle Sparrenburg with many acrobats, actors, old music, sports, recreational and cultural activi- crafts, demonstrations, music and more. Entry: €5; ties. No entrance fees, except for some activities. children smaller than 1 meter and 20 centimeter July 29 (height of a sword) have free entrance. Open: July • Fiesta Iberica in Brussels - A trip through the dif- 28, 1 to 10 p.m.; July 29, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and ferent regions of Spain. There will be a concert, July 30, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. an introduction to Celtic and Arabic-Andalusian • Fiesta Eurasia in Oostende (BE) - Visitors will find dances and a festive ball. Held on Place de la a European Market with participants from France, Bourse from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. No entrance fees. Belgium, Italy, Greece and Spain as well as a large • Flea market in Baudour (250 booths) - Held on Asian Market. The event has three sections: the Rue du Parc from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. souvenir, clothes, jewelry and regional products • Flea market in Wiers (200 booths) - Held on Rue section; the food court and the live music court. de Gourgues from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Location is Yachting Harbor Oostende on Leopold • Flea market (100 booths) and craft market in 3 Laan. Entry is free. Open: Friday, noon to 10 Warquignies - Held on Pavé de Warquignies from p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. July 29-30 July 29

• Medieval Camp in Enghien - Held at Parc d’Enghien, photo Courtesy • Coriotropical in Heerlen - An annual city fest held in

Outside the gate Cie Pavillon Des Princesses. The event is open the center from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, 10 • Antique & Curiosa Market in Roermond - Held at a.m. to 6 p.m. Entry ranges between €3 and €7. Kloosterwandplein from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 30 • The Rotterdam Summer Carnaval - A cultural festival • Volksmarch in Nimy for 5, 10, 15 or 20 km - De- with music, dance, theater and carnaval parades at parts the football field on Avenue du Roi Chevalier Blaak from 1 to 7 p.m. from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 29-30

• Volksmarch in Mainvault for 5, 10, 15 or 20 km photo Courtesy • Indoor LEGO Fair in Hardenberg – A fest for the young Departs the chapel on Chemin de Renowez, from and old at Evenementenhal on Energieweg, 2. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry: €4. • Flea market in Saint-Gilles (80 booths) - Held • Culinary Herb Market in Oisterwijk – Held at Tu- on Rue du Fort from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. incentrum Klerks on Peperstraat, 27 with regional July 30/August 6 products, food tastings, demonstrations and more • Summer Dance Festival in Mons - Held on Grand- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Place from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. Initiations into dance, July 30 parties and shows. No entrance fees. • Montmartre Market in Doesburg - Held in the cen- August 4/18/25 ter of town. This antique and curiosa market will • Laeken fireworks (Brussels) - Fireworks will light be done in the style of Montmartre in Paris. Open up the sky of the capital city at 11 p.m., on the from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Heysel Plateau at the bottom of Palais 5. From • Reggae Rotterdam - An open air Reggae festival 6 p.m. on, family events will be available: food in Rotterdam, at Euromastpark on Westzeedijk/ trucks, music, activities for children and more. Gr and Parkkade. Open: 1 to 11 p.m. Entry: €25.

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