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Vol. 52, Issue 20 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com May 25, 2017

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Farewell to Col. & Mrs. Hedrick "Bumping Into Awesome" farewell lun- cheon for our Garrison Commander Col. and Photo By Sgt. Arjenis Nunez Mrs. Townley Hedrick Staff Sgt. Jerome P. Carmon, a gunnery sergeant from Battery C, 1-9 Field Artillery, 3rd ID Artillery, instructs Soldiers on M777 will be 11:30 a.m. June 2 Howitzer cannon emplacement, aiming references, fire mission crew drills and how to properly identify safety violations during a at Club Stewart. All tick- unit hands-on training, May 16 at Fort Stewart. Training on the Howitzer nicknamed, “corn dog,” help officers become tactically ets are $15 per person proficient for the big three, a position specific technical exam that includes both written and hands-on portions. and include Chef Nino's famous lunch buffet and dessert. Tickets are on sale through your Division Artillery officers train to ‘Fight Tonight’ Directorate or organiza- tion POC's. For more Sgt. Arjenis Nunez Officers in 1st Battalion, 9th Field Artillery officers must fulfill in combat and garrison and information contact 50th Public Affairs Detachment Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division Artillery, 3rd to prepare for the big three technical exam. Michelle Glenn, RMO, at ID received hands on training here, May 16, to The big three technical exam consists of a 912-767-4662 or rain to fight tonight. It is the call answer that call. hands-on portion and a written portion. The michelle.m.glenn8.civ@ Army leaders answer when it Seniors from 1-9 FA trained at different sta- big three exam is used by 1-9 FA and other mail.mil to purchase comes to becoming tactically pro- tions set up behind their battalion headquarters artillery units to certify lieutenants in their roles your tickets or if you ficient to lead Soldiers in combat. to better understand the different roles artillery at their units. have questions. T See FIGHT Page 7A CYS Summer Camps offered Stewart-Hunter Parent Central Services Memorial Day Events has extending their hours of operation Community Members are encouraged to join Fort Stewart-Hunter Army through today to accom- Airfield and the 3rd Infantry Division in supporting several local Memorial Day modate parents who events. The 3rd ID will be represented at the following events: want to register their kids for Summer Camps May 28, 6:30 p.m. The Savannah VVA Gen. Leopoldo (Lee) Quintas, who is the fea- (Kinder Camp, SAC Memorial Day Ceremony supported by the tured speaker; along with the 3rd ID Color Camp, Sports/Dance 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade Combat Team; Guard, the 3rd ID Jazz Band and a bugler. Camps, SKIES providing a speaker, firing party, and the 3rd Instructional Classes). ID Band Brass Quintet performing patriotic May 29, 11 a.m. American Legion Post CYS will remain open music. 500 Memorial Day Ceremony at Laurel Grove from 4 to 7 p.m., no Cemetery in Savannah, Ga., supported by appointment necessary. May 29, 10 a.m. The Sun City Memorial the 385th Military Police, 16th MP Brigade, For more information, Day Ceremony supported by Hunter garrison providing a firing party and color guard. call Parent Central chaplain, Maj. Jon C. Wilson. Services at 912-767-2312 May 29, 11 a.m. City of Richmond Hill (Stewart) or 912-315- May 29, 10 a.m. The Jeff Davis County Memorial Day Ceremony supported by the 5425 (Hunter). Veterans Association Memorial Day 3rd Sustainment Brigade provides the fea- Ceremony in Hazlehurst, Ga. Supported by tured speaker, along with a color guard and the 3rd ID Division Artillery, providing a firing firing party. party. CONTENTS May 29, 11:30 a.m. The Georgia Veterans May 29, 10 a.m. American Legion Post Memorial Cemetery held in Glennville, Ga., Marne Voices...... 2A 135 Memorial Day Ceremony held in supported by the 2nd Brigade Combat Team Behind the Lens...... 3A Thunderbolt, Ga.; supported by the 3rd provides the featured speaker, along with a 3rd ID bids CSM Tagalicud farewell Scales of Justice...... 6A Combat Aviation Brigade, providing the fea- color guard, and firing party. Photo by Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt Community, Leisure.1B tured speaker, along with a color guard, a Movie Schedule...... 2B firing party and noncommissioned officer to May 29, 3 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary of the Command Sgt. Maj. Walter A. Tagalicud, outgoing Births...... 3B lay a wreath. VFW Post 3563 sponsors the Vidalia, Ga. 3rd Infantry Division command sergeant major, Chaplain's Corner.....4B Memorial Day Ceremony; supported by the points to a formation of 3rd ID Soldiers in recognition ACS, FMWR Briefs....7B May 29, 11 a.m. Hinesville American 1st Brigade Combat Team; providing the of their hard work during a relinquishment of respon- Education Matters....7B Legion Memorial Day Ceremony supported featured speaker, along with a color guard sibility ceremony May 19, at Fort Stewart. Tagalicud Sports, Recreation....9B by the 3rd ID Commanding General, Maj. and bugler. will go on to serve as the command senior enlisted FS-HAAF briefs...... 8B advisor of I Corps, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. SEE MORE ON PAGE 2A

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Marne Voices Speak Out Marne 6 Sends Who are your Memorial Day Heroes?

of readiness, they must be fit to fight. This includ- “My father is the epitome of everything ed medical and physical readiness, individual I want to achieve in the military. He was weapons qualifications, as well as achieving mas- an infantryman and Special Forces. He tery of our assigned duties and responsibilities. is a big inspiration for me and my Critical to readiness is ensuring that our Families Family and I want to be just like him.” are prepared for their Soldier’s deployment. Leaders and staff ensure that our Soldiers have Pvt. Robert Paul the training and equipment they need to win. We Co. C, 1-64 Armor, 1ABCT train for war by focusing on combined arms maneuver against hybrid threats in an expedition- ary environment and by being proficienct in fight- “My grandfather was a ranger in World War ing day, night and under any condition. We focus II and served in the pacific and European on creating lethal squads, platoons and compa- campaigns. He showed determination and nies, with headquarters that can plan and execute mental toughness by being away from his missions. Family for so long.” While working hard to maintain a high level of Spc. Cody Riley readiness, we will always maintain an environ- Co. C, 1-64 Armor, 1ABCT ment of dignity and respect for all. Hazing, mis- conduct, toxic leadership, and sexual harassment or sexual assault are incompatible with our pri- “I’m inspired by friends I’ve known that have Major General Leopoldo A. Quintas, Jr. orities and, more importantly, with our Army val- paid the ultimate sacrifice. A friend of my 3rd Infantry Division commanding general ues husband was killed in action in Afghanistan By keeping readiness as job number one, we and his sacrifice has impacted the lives of enter this summer season ready to answer our other Soldiers. He is an inspiration to others It’s an honor to be back at Fort Stewart and for his selfless service.” Hunter Army Airfield and commanding the 3rd nation’s call. The 3rd ID remains one of the most Infantry Division. Some of my Family’s fondest ready divisions in the Army and I’m proud to serve Sgt. Kaeyle Reyes memories are our previous assignment here - we with you. 546 MP Co., 385th MP Battalion are excited to be back on the team. The Marne This Memorial Day weekend also kicks of the Division has an enduring reputation for tough, 100 days of summer, which is the most dangerous realistic training and being ready whenever the 100 days of the year. Again, our focus on readiness "My grandfather Benjamin Newton is Nation calls, and that will not change. I would like from the individual to the Family to the unit, with my memorial day hero because he was the first in my Family to go to the Army, which to share with you my priorities as we enter a busy leaders engaged at every level, will get us through created two generations of service to our summer season. this time period as safely as possible. Lastly, thank you for your service to our nation, country. If he was alive I would say thank Consistent with our Army Chief of Staff’s guid- you for being my hero and our country." ance, readiness job number one and our forma- thanks to our Families for their sacrifices, and tions and leaders must constantly focus on build- thanks to our tremendous garrison team for sup- Cpl. Antasia Miller ing and sustaining readiness for combat, from the porting us in our mission. HHC, 1-64 Armor, 1ABCT Soldier to the division level. For Soldiers and leaders to maintain a high state Rock of the Marne! "My grandfather George Thomas Inman, He fought through Italy and the Battle of the Bulges. He was then in the impact area of a mortar round later receiving the Purple Heart. He is my hero and if he was alive today I would tell him I'm proud to walk in his shoes and I wish he could have seen me graduate basic training." Aaron Inman Co. A,, 1-64 Armor

"My brother John Torres is my hero. He served when the time was tough and did 13 years in the Army. He was blown up but a medic saved his life and it inspired me to be a medic." Maria Kindell 594 MP Co.

3RD INFANTRY DIVISION COMMANDER SENIOR COMMANDER FS/HAAF MAJ. GEN. LEOPOLDO QUINTAS

USAG FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER COL. TOWNLEY R. HEDRICK

HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER LT. COL. MIKE SQUIRES Frontline 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place suite 1087, building 1 Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314 Garrison Public Affairs Officer 2nd IBCT OIC Ron Elliott Maj. Anthony Hoefler 2nd IBCT NCOIC Command Information Officer Jim Jeffcoat Staff Sgt. Nikki Felton

Editorial/Design Staff 3rd ID SB NCOIC Managing Editor Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Navratil Patrick M. Young Production Manager 3rd ID SB reporter Maria C. Hendre Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer Business Manager Spc. Jamie Beale Kathryn Fox

Hunter Public Affairs officer 3rd CAB OIC Steven Hart Capt. Danielle Killian 3rd CAB NCOIC Hunter Deputy PAO Nancy Gould Sgt. Kellen Stuart 3rd CAB reporter 3rd Infantry Division Sgt. William Begley

U.S. Army photo by Capt. Jarrod Morris 3rd ID PAO Lt. Col. Brian J. Fickel 3rd ID Artillery OIC Command Sgt. Maj. Walter Tagalicud (right), outgoing 3rd ID command sergeant major, pres- 3rd ID NCOIC Vacant ents a saber to Maj. Gen. Leopoldo Quintas, the 3rd ID commander, at a relinquishment of Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby responsibility ceremony at Fort Stewart, May 19. Tagalicud moves on to serve as command 3rd ID reporter 50th PAD OIC senior enlisted advisor for I Corps at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt Capt. John May 50th PAD NCOIC 1st ABCT OIC Sgt. 1st Class Maurice Smith Maj. Randy Ready 1st ABCT NCOIC 3rd ID bids CSM Tagalicud farewell This Civilian enterprise newspaper is an Staff Sgt. Antonio Vincent authorized publication for members of 1st ABCT reporters the U.S. Army. Contents of the Capt. Jarrod Morris activities like 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team’s Sgt. Dean A. Gannon II Frontline are not necessarily the official 3rd ID Public Affairs assignment as the regionally-allocated force for views of, or are endorsed by, the U.S. Government, Department of Defense, U.S. European Command; 2nd Infantry Brigade Voice your opinion! Department of the Army, or U.S. Forces Leaders and Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division Combat Team’s assignment as the regionally-allo- Write a letter to the editor Command. It is published weekly by the bid farewell to Command Sgt. Maj. Walter Tagalicud, cated force for U.S. Africa Command; The Georgia Send to: The Frontline Public Affairs Office, Fort Stewart, Georgia. 31314-5000. All editorial the 3rd ID command sergeant major, at a relin- Army National Guard 48th IBCT’s association with Attn: The Frontline, Editor content of the Frontline newspaper is quishment of responsibility ceremony at Fort 3rd ID for training and readiness; 2nd IBCT’s trans- 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place, suite 1087 prepared, edited, provided and approved Stewart, May 19. formation from an infantry brigade to an armored Fort Stewart, Ga. 31314 by the Public Affairs Office of Fort Stewart, Georgia and the 3rd Infantry “Command sergeant major (Tagalicud) is the brigade; and Marne Soldiers deployed to or email to: usarmy.stewart.3-id.list.pao- Division, and is printed by Morris epitome of a Soldier and a Leader. We are losing Afghanistan, Ukraine and Kuwait. Newspaper Corporation of Hinesville, [email protected] an invaluable teammate,” said Maj. Gen. Leopoldo “I have been humbled to be your command ser- Inc., a private firm in no way connected or fax it to 912-767-6673 with the Department of the Army, Quintas, the 3rd ID Commander. “This entire geant major, Tagalicud said. “I am proud of your visit www.stewartfrontline.com under exclusive written contract with Marne Division is better because of your leader- performance and dedication to the 3rd Infantry Fort Stewart, Georgia. The Civilian ship.” Division. I will treasure this experience for the rest Copyright 2016 printer is responsible for commercial Advertising: 912-368-0526 advertising. Subscription rates are $12/3 Tagalicud’s leadership was felt broadly across of my life.” The Frontline Office: 912-435-9531 months, $20/six months and $36 for 12 3rd ID during his 17 months as senior enlisted Tagalicud moves on to assume responsibility as Hunter News Bureau: 912-315-5617 months. Rates are Third Class mail advisor, overseeing the division’s training, readi- senior enlisted advisor for the Army’s I Corps at inside the continental U.S. ness and execution of missions and significant Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. Rock of the Marne May 25, 2017 The Frontline 3A Behind The Lens

Spur Ride

Photos by Sgt. John Onuoha Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, carry a tire during the Squadron’s spur ride, May 16, at Fort Stewart. A spur ride is a time-honored cavalry tradition that gives cavalry Troops the opportunity to earn and wear their silver spurs by participating in a series of physical and mental challenges.

Mustangs sharpen skills during spur ride Sgt. John Onuoha according to standard. 6-8 Cav., 2IBCT UPAR The following tasks were conducted: 12-mile ruck march, stress shoot, route Troopers of 6th Squadron, 8th reconnaissance, establish an observa- Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Infantry tion post, call for indirect fire, vehicle Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry recovery, asses a casualty, employ com- Division tested their cavalry skills and munications equipment, and the final spirit during a spur ride at Fort Stewart, charge. May 16. The candidates split into teams and The spur ride is a time-honored cav- had to complete the ride together. alry tradition that gives cavalry Troops "This was my second time participat- the opportunity to earn and wear their ing in a spur ride, and it was still tough,” silver spurs, according to Command. said Pfc. Destiny Washington, a culinary Sgt. Maj. Michael Oliver of 6-8 Cav. specialist with 6-8 Cav. “I stayed moti- Troopers in cavalry units are induct- vated and pushed through it even ed into the Order of the Spur after suc- though I wanted to quit going through cessfully completing a spur ride. Every the first station. I am grateful that my spur candidate, also known as shave- team kept me motivated.” tails, go through a gruelling set of phys- Washington said the spur ride was ical and mental tests to earn the right all about teamwork and she acknowl- to wear the silver spurs. edges every Trooper should experience Oliver said that the event was it. designed for Troopers to demonstrate She said, “As long as someone is moti- their competence and teamwork, as vating the team, you can get through it well as develop unit esprit de corp and successfully.” general cavalry knowledge. Only 76 candidates earned their “Spur rides are historical,” Oliver spurs out of the initial 106 participants. said. “A lot of things that we do in the After completing the spur ride, the Cav boil down to our lineage. It is Mustangs recognized the newly mint- important that we continue traditions ed spur holders in a ceremony attend- that came before us, so Soldiers can ed by family and fellow troopers. The understand our foundation and where silver spurs were strapped onto the we came from.” boots of the new spur holders as they The spur ride consisted of nine sta- mounted the wooden horse, signify- Soldiers of 6-8 Cav., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, fight in a combatives contest during tions. Spur holders observed each sta- ing their passage into the rich Cavalry the Squadron’s spur ride, May 16, at Fort Stewart. tion to ensure that the tasks were done lineage.

Sgt. Robert Harris with 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, helps his son climb an obstacle at the Marne Mile during the Squadron’s family spur ride, May 18, at Fort Stewart. The Family spur ride is designed to build the unit Command. Sgt. Maj. Michael Oliver of 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, holds his morale and give family members the opportunity to earn their spurs. wife’s feet for a sit-up during the Squadron’s family spur ride, May 18.

Soldiers of 6-8 Cav., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, crawl through water to rescue a simulated casualty (mannequin) during the Squadron’s spur ride, May 16, at Fort Stewart. 4A The Frontline May 25, 2017 3rd Infantry Division

Marne Faces, Marne Places Photos by Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer Soldiers assigned to the 3rd ID Sustainment Brigade use hot towels to warm their faces dur- ing a shaving clinic May 22 at the brigade’s organizational classroom. The hot towels help stimulate the skin to bring out any oils and sweat that can be used for a lubrication layer between the skin and the razor.

Sgt. 1st Class Bartholomew Anderson, the 3rd IDSB noncommissioned officer in charge A Soldier assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade of medical operations, gives tips and techniques for wet shaving during a clinic May 22 uses a single-blade razor to shave his face during a shaving clinic at the brigade’s organizational classroom. May 22 at the brigade's organizational classroom. How to shave like your grandfather 3IDSB conducts shaving clinic Courtesy Graphics Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer said. shave like your grandfather” is what he called it. 3rdIDSB Public Affairs Wet shaving means that the face remains wet First, a towel soaked in hot water is placed on the throughout the entirety of the shaving process. The bearded area. After waiting three or more minutes, an Soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment best things to use for a wet shave include a hot towel, optional shaving oil can be applied to the face to pro- Brigade attended a shaving clinic May 22 at the bri- single-blade razor, a shaving brush and a glycerin- vide an extra lubrication layer between the face and gade’s organizational classroom to learn the basics of based cream or soap. After-shave products, such as the razor. Then the shaving brush is lathered in the wet shaving. witch hazel or certain face lotions, are also a good idea glycerin-based soap and brushed on the face using a Sgt. 1st Class Bartholomew J. Anderson, the non- to close up the recently opened pores. circular motion. Placing no pressure on the razor, con- commissioned officer in charge of the brigade’s med- The importance of the single-blade razor is that it duct short strokes with the grain and rinse after each ical operations section, gave a block of instruction and does not cause the same irritation as the multi-blade one. Remove any excess soap with cold water and apply provided hands-on learning for those who attended razors. With a line of blades, only the last one cuts the an after shave product to close up the pores. in hopes to reduce the number of Soldiers whom have facial hair; the others are simply pulling the hair further “This is A way to shave,” Anderson said. “It is not shaving profiles. from the skin, which is a significant factor in causing THE way. There are a million different ways to scrape After being asked by a previous commander in South razor bumps. your face.” Carolina to teach others how to properly shave, Before starting the shaving process, Anderson asked Because having a shaving profile, whether temporary Anderson began doing research to find the best infor- the participating Soldiers to first map their facial hair. or permanent, creates a nonavailable status for deploy- mation for shaving. He spoke with dermatologists, Many people find that their hair grows in various direc- ment, it is important to reduce those numbers. The doctors and barbers to learn about the different skin tions instead of just downward. Creating a map of facial shaving clinic is something the brigade hopes to con- and hair types and the best techniques for shaving hair helps each Soldier determine which direction(s) tinue in an effort to do just that. without causing pseudofolliculitis barbae, or otherwise it grows so that shaving with the grain is easier. “It’s teaching a lot of young men, who never really known as razor bumps. He then walked the Soldiers through the shaving learned how to shave, the right way,” Anderson said. “There’s a few things I learned that really do make process, providing tips and guidance to help each one “It’s a big difference in a man’s life being able to walk a better difference for a good, clean shave,” Anderson of them walk out of the clinic clean shaven. “How to around with a smooth face.” Raider Update: Soldiers qualify in Gunnery Table XII

Photos by Pvt. Zoe Garbarino, 50th PAD Vehicle crews from 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division coducts Gunnery Table XII live-fire exercise May 9, on Fort Stewart. This certification qualifies the Soldiers at the platoon level, forcing them to maneuver and engage targets downrange as a single unit. Rock of the Marne May 25, 2017 The Frontline 5A

Not in my Squad

Courtesy photo Soldiers from 3rd ID engaged in a ‘Not in My Squad’ work- shop May 18, at Fort Stewart. Staff Sgt. Corey Witt, an instructor for the training, engaged Soldiers in discussion of issues in the Marne Division. 3rd ID undergoes 'Not in My Squad' training

SPC Ryan Tatum possibly deal with on a day-to-day basis. wasn’t like a censing session. The instructors made us 50th PAD Staff Sgt. Corey Drew Witt, an instructor for the NIMS solve our own problems and we learned a lot,” she workshop, explains what his roles as an instructor are said. Noncommissioned Officers from the 3rd Infantry and what he has seen from the leaders in his group. Myers said the class left her intrigued and inter- Division came together to embark on the journey to “My job is to help guide them to solutions to the ested in the topics from the issues to the resolution. improve such and in the Army by partaking in the "Not issues the leaders face about general subjects that the “I wouldn’t mind having my Soldiers participate in in My Squad" workshop May 18, at Fort Stewart. leaders already know,” Witt said. “The leaders here training like this if only for a day,” said Myers. “In order The NIMS was initially designed for the Sexual have been actively engaged in the discussions and for my Soldiers to see that they’re not the only ones Harassment/Assault Response & Program but the have made positive strides to make changes at their dealing with the issues, and we the leaders are going Army has taken it a step further. Sergeant Major of the level.” to fix it.” Army Daniel A. Dailey explained that NIMS is designed Army Sgt. Bernice Myers, an AH-64 Attack Helicopter Witt said the training here is empowering the lead- as a grass-root initiative to target problems on a cel- repairer, gave insight on the class from her eyes. ers to take control and unify their squads making them lular level and find solutions to improve the Army. “There were many other leaders from different back- stronger. For the past two days, the Noncommissioned grounds and military occupation specialty, and we got “The leaders here are willing to learn and they want Officers from Hunter Army Airfield and Fort Stewart to see that. Even though we all do different jobs, we to correct issues,” said Witt. “The leaders here want to have talked about the issues that the leaders see and still face the same problems,” Myers said. “This class be prideful Dogface Soldiers.”

Photo by Staff Sgt. Kellen Stuart, 3rd CAB Public Affairs Colonel Jeffrey A. Becker, commander, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade gives the new commander of the 3rd Infantry Division, Maj. Gen. Leopoldo Quintas, a tour of Hunter Army Airfield’s hangars May 17. The tour was an opportunity for the new commander to view, first hand, one of his areas of operations.

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Your word is your bond so choose your words wisely: Enforceability of Verbal Contracts in Georgia 1 total DUI for May 15 - May 21 Keshia Sampson, • Where there has been such part performance of Fort Stewart LAO the contract as would render it a fraud of the 1 total DUI for May 8 - May 14 party refusing to comply if the court did not 5 total DUI's for May 1 - May 7 Hey Judge! I have a problem. I told my buddy Jim compel a performance. In this case your verbal agreement is enforceable that he could buy my Xbox One and three games for As part of the 3rd Infantry for a ride any time I feel because it does not fall under any of the exceptions. $500.00. We agreed that he would give me the money Division's Marne Pride that I need to get out of The agreement you made was between you and one in five payments of $100.00. I gave him the Xbox and Anti-Driving Under the an unsafe situation. other party, and you are only accepting money from the games and he has only given me $300. I have Influence Campaign I will respect your rules. that one person. There is no real property and the tried to tell him that he still owes me $200 but he which began Sept. 1, I will drive within the contract should have been executed within one year will not respond to any of my text messages and it’s 2011, the Frontline is boundaries we've dis- of the initial agreement since the contract should been six months since the last time he has paid me. keeping up with how cussed. have been fulfilled in five months. You fall within Can I sue him for the remaining 200 bucks? Marne Soldiers at Fort I will call you. If I need a the statute of limitations. Finally, there was no prom- Stewart-Hunter Army ride home I can count on ise to lend money. Q. WAS OUR AGREEMENT A CONTRACT? Airfield are doing in the someone in my chain of campaign by publishing command to either pick Q. ARE THERE ANY POTENTIAL PROBLEMS A. Yes, your agreement was definitely a contract. this chart showing how me up or make arrange- WITH VERBAL AGREEMENTS? A contract is an agreement between two or more units are faring and how ments to have me picked people requiring each party to perform or to not much more attention up, no questions asked A. The biggest problem with oral agreements is perform something specific. To have a legal contract leaders should give on and without retribution. proving that an agreement was actually made and there must be the subject of DUIs. I agree to live and proving the terms of the conditions since no written • An offer to do something by one party; Following is a reminder abide by this pledge. agreement exists. As a general tip it is easier to pro- • Acceptance of the terms by both parties also of that pledge: Commanders and tect all the parties involved if there is some kind of known as meeting of the minds; and I will drive safely. I will Leaders: written evidence signed by both parties expressing • Consideration, meaning all parties in the agree- operate the vehicle safe- I will be there for you. I/ all terms of the agreement. Technology has helped ment have to carry out some obligation and ly and follow all laws and We will ensure, that if with the enforceability of verbal agreements. Emails, receive some benefit for doing so. safety rules. I will wear called upon, we will text messages, and instant messages can be used to Here, you offered to sell your Xbox One for $500. my seat belt at all times. either arrange for trans- prove that an agreement was made between the Your friend accepted the offer. Now, both of you I will not use a cell phone portation or personally parties. have an obligation: you were supposed to give Jim to talk or text message provide you a safe ride In this case, any messages about Jim receiving the your Xbox One and Jim was supposed to give you a while driving. home, even if you have Xbox One, Jim’s payment plan, or anything related total of $500. I won't drive if I am broken every rule that we to the agreement would help to prove that there was impaired. I will not drive have agreed to follow, we an agreement and Jim failed to fulfill his obliga- Q. HEY JUDGE, BUT WE NEVER SIGNED A after drinking or using will make sure you get tion—particularly if the messages were to or from WRITTEN CONTRACT! CAN I STILL SUE? any chemical that would home safely. Jim himself. alter my ability to drive I will be a good role A. Yes. In Georgia, verbal contracts are enforce- safely (including certain model and lead by Q. IF THERE IS A BREACH OF CONTRACT, HOW able. There are some exceptions, however, under prescription drugs). example. I agree to live LONG DO I HAVE TO SUE? what is called the “Statute of Frauds,” which require I won't get in the car with by the same safe driving certain types of contracts to be written and signed. an unsafe driver. I will rules we have set for you. A. Verbal agreements made in Georgia are valid These include: not ride with someone Additionally, all new for up to four years, so a party has four years from • An agreement by a third-party to pay the debt who is impaired because Soldiers to the Marne the date of the breach to bring a claim against an of a debtor; of alcohol or drugs (legal Division will sign a simi- adverse party. If there is a written document express- • Any contract concerning an interest in real prop- or not), or with someone lar pledge - keep your ing the terms of the contract, a party has six years erty, including the sale of land; I know is aggressive unit off the bottle by to bring a claim against an adverse party. If the writ- • Any contract that cannot be fully performed behind the wheel. I know abiding by your pledge. ten document was written and contained a seal, a within one year from the date it is entered into; that I can call someone Don't drink and drive. • Any promise to pay a debt that has passed the party would have 20 years to bring a suit. statute of limitation (that is, past the date on The length of time that you had to sue would have which a party could sue to enforce the debt); been extended if there was a written document and expressing the terms of the contract. Since there is LEGAL • Any promise to lend money. no written instrument in this case, you have four Sometimes the Statute of Frauds does not apply, years from the date that Jim stopped paying you the NOTICE even in situations where there should have been a money for the Xbox One and the games to file a claim written agreement. Specifically, these situations against him for the breach of contract. Anyone with debts owed to or by the estate include: of Spc. Pierre R. Ross, must contact 1st Lt. • When the contract has been fully executed; Have additional questions about whether a verbal Makelina Pastorella the Summary Court •Where there has been performance on one side, agreement is enforceable? Contact your local Legal Officer for the Soldier. Call 912-767-8452 or accepted by the other in accordance with the con- Assistance Office at Fort Stewart, building 709, call 912- email [email protected]. tract; or 767-8809/8819; Hunter, building 1211, call 315-5115 DES CORNER: “100 Days of Summer Heat”

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Photos by Sgt. Arjenis Nunez Spc. Reinaldo G. Cermeno, a cannon crewmember from Battery C, 1-9 FA, Staff Sgt. Robert J. Francois, a field artillery automated tactical data system 3rd ID Artillery, demonstrates how to adjust coordinates on the lightweight specialist, instructs 2nd Lt. Willie J. Cowart Jr. a fire support officer for 3rd laser designator rangefinder, May 16, during a unit hands-on training at Fort Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 3rd ID DIVARTY, on how to translate a call for Stewart. The LLDR is an all-weather device used by fire support specialists fire into data the weapon systems can use to locate and destroy an enemy. to pinpoint strike coordinates on a battlefield for firing teams. Francois’ block of instruction included deflection and quadrant for fire training.

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“This training gives the battalion officers a better they are coming from the basic officer training course. Special Olympics Georgia,” Mallard continued. “This understanding of their job and the tasks their Soldiers There is a strong possibility that they may not have been signature event plays a significant role in Georgia’s Special must execute for mission success,” said Capt. Nicholas in the position they are being assigned to before. Some, Olympics annual budget and their ability to conduct the W. Bowers, the fires directions officer for battalion. “It whether new or current, have never been exposed to Special Olympics Games in Atlanta.” also prepares them to step in and fulfill the role of their some of the equipment used at the training site, said The agencies started planning for the event in February Soldiers should they become unable to continue.” Bowers. and met every two weeks since to finalize details. For mission success, senior artillery Soldiers develop “For all officers, there is always the chance that you “It gave me a sense of pride as a military police officer their skills in different roles on and off the battlefield. will be placed on a team with people you have not worked to work side-by-side with our local, state and federal law Their combat knowledge is essential to leading their with, in a position you have not held before and you enforcement officers in support of such a worthy cause,” Soldiers to victory against enemy combatants and must still perform with 100 percent efficiency,” said said 1st Lt. Keith Cohen, Fort Stewart’s lead planner for cement themselves as warriors ready to fight tonight. Bowers. the event. The purpose of the training is to familiarize them with 2nd Lt. Marc S. Melfi a fires directions officer for Together, representatives of each office raised $2,500 field artillery tasks, said Bowers. They also trained to Battery B, 1-9 FA is ready to be placed in new roles and by selling hats and t-shirts for Georgia Special Olympics. understand the purpose of a fire direction center and to work with different Soldiers. “It was a great opportunity to partner with our local use it for mission success. Melfi said that the way this training is designed, it will agencies and the Fort Stewart MPs for this event,” said Soldiers receiving the hands-on training went through help him become a more effective artillery officer who Sgt. 1st Class Robert Balkcom, post commander of aiming circles training, which taught them how to prop- meets all demands. He understands that roles change Georgia State Patrol Post #11 in Hinesville. erly place and secure Howitzers. almost yearly and retaining the knowledge from a previ- “We work with our local law enforcement partners on They also received observer training, which teaches ous position is a must to be a well-rounded leader and a regular basis, but it is not every day that we get to how to accurately pinpoint an enemy using coordinates. maintain unit confidence. interact with the MPs on such a personal level,” Balkcom Howitzer crew drill simulations were conducted to spot “I have to keep up to date with the most current doc- continued. “To be running alongside these men and safety violations and to learn effective techniques to trine to understand the equipment and Soldiers I com- women and to see how enthusiastic they were to be operate the Howitzer. mand,” said Melfi. “It is no big deal to ask for guidance involved in such a meaningful event was an awesome This was the first collective officer hands-on training from the unit gunnery sergeants and other platoon lead- experience.” in the unit since arriving six months ago, said Bowers. ers.” Participating in such an event wipes away the serious They were set up in mixed teams. That gave them oppor- This training is important for Bowers and Melfi for the veneer some citizens picture when they think of law tunity to interact and learn from their peers. same reasons; team morale is built by engaging with enforcement. Balkcom said it shows their human side “This training, most importantly, gives the unit lead- other senior leaders and Soldiers and it prepares them and the care they have for their people. ers perspective on what their Soldiers do,” said Bowers. to lead effectively at different capacities. “We have to interact with the community in a positive “A good example would be learning what actions “This training helps me appreciate the relationship way and get to know our citizens on a personal level if Howitzer crew members must take to successfully strike between officers, their teams and equipment and we want to be successful in our mission to keep com- and destroy enemy combatants.” reminds us that as an officer in the U.S. Army, you never munities safe,” Balkcom said. 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The school year is finally over and for most, today is the last day. Summer vacation is off, hopefully, to a good start. There's a lot of fun, relax- ing and fruitful things to do, so summer break Photos by Spc. Jamie Beale isn't boring because Third ID Soldiers dance the “Haka,” a traditional dance, during an Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month observance sometimes it tends to be at Club Stewart, May 17. The haka was originally performed by warriors before a battle but can also be performed for other reasons when you run out of like welcoming distinguished guests. ideas to pass the time. Getting a job can be great, for example, baby- sitting. Since other kids are out as well, many Asian Pacific Heritage - parents are at work and need someone to look after their children. 3rd IDSB holds ceremony Putting them in daycare Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer After a long time of ignoring his Asian tures and traditions throughout the year, can also take a financial 3rd IDSB Public Affairs roots and abandoning his heritage, he everyone is given an equal opportunity, toll, so really it's a win for made a change. which has become a priority of the U.S. you and the parents dur- Soldiers and Civilians of the Fort “I reassessed my ethnicity, multicul- Armed Forces. The Army’s Equal ing the summer. Check Stewart community attended an Asian tural heritage and my identity,” Abella Opportunity Program has a mission that out the Morale, Welfare American and Pacific Islander Heritage said. “It was a very positive experience, ensures military personnel, Family mem- and Recreation website Month observance at Club Stewart, May which resulted in my comfortability in bers and civilians are treated fairly regard- for babysitting classes 17. my own skin and culture.” less of race, color, gender, religion or and CPR certification. Maj. John Abella, the officer in charge Aside from discussing his own experi- national origin. It also provides an envi- Hanging with friends of the operations section of the 3rd ence as an Asian American and Pacific ronment free of discrimination and offen- is probably a given when Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade Islander, he spoke on the Filipino Veterans sive behavior. looking for activities to headquarters, was the guest speaker and Recognition and Education Project “Celebrate the diversity and culture of do during the summer. focused on the theme “Unite Our Voices chaired by retired Maj. Gen. Tony Taguba. our entire nation,” Abella said, “as each Going to the pool or by Speaking Together.” When the Philippines separated one of us has unique stories equally beach, a concert, or “Asian Americans and Pacific from the U.S. and became an indepen- important to be told and shared.” maybe a theme park with Islanders have proved talented and cre- dent nation with the your friends is always fun ative people who have contributed their Rescission Act of 1946, Filipino and the memories share to America’s progress and history,” Soldiers were not recognized shared will be worth it in Abella said. “Some were welcomed by for their service to our country the end as well. Enjoying their communities while others were during World War II and were a good book instead shunned.” deprived of their U.S. citizen- always being on your Abella’s Filipino background goes ship. The Filipino Veterans phone or watching tele- back to his grandfather’s immigration Recognition and Education vision can take you to a from the Philippine Islands to Alaska. Project helped to raise aware- whole other world of The “American dream” gave him the ness through research and imagination. Be creative courage to pursue better opportunities public education. and write a short story, for himself and his future family. As the project’s website states, poems or even a few “The U.S. afforded my grandfather the “The Filipino WWII Soldiers songs. Being creative dream he was in search of,” he said, “and accomplished their mission to with friends and Family in some cosmic way I am giving back.” protect our freedom. We must can be so much fun. Though he did not have to grow up now do our mission to support Maj. John Abella, operations officer of the 3rd ID Sustainment Brigade, accepts an award from Lt. Col. Don't let summer get with the difficulties that can come with them.” boring because it'll go by Brandon Klink, 3rd Inf. Div. Sust. Bde. Deputy being a multicultural child; the beginning Finally, in 2016, the Commander, for being the guest speaker at the quicker than expected of his Army career made him realize that Congressional Gold Medal Act and then you'll be back Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month his external appearance seemed to pre- documented their loyal service. observance at Club Stewart, May 17. This year’s at school. Enjoy and stay cede him, he said. By recognizing different cul- theme was “Unite our Voices by Speaking Together.” safe!

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

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Capt. Michael Anderson love were proven true. As he journeyed along, the strug- 4-3 AHB Battalion chaplain gle deepened His dependence upon the Holy Spirit. And Fort Stewart when we experience our own wilderness, we can know Catholic Location Time The Gospel writer Mark begins the story of Jesus’ that God always provides for us and uses that experience Sunday Mass Main Post Chapel 9 a.m. ministry in Mark 1:12. Through Jesus being sent out into to deepen our faith and trust in Him. Weekday Mass Main Post Chapel 11:45 a.m. (Confession available daily the desert, we find a truth that any service or ministry This is because God’s ministry is never about us. It’s and before Sunday Mass) done for God will at some point be met with adversity. less about what God allows to happen to us, but rather Yet this is for our benefit! Without being refined by test- it’s all about what God wants to do through us. 1 Peter Protestant (Sundays) Traditional Marne Chapel 9 a.m. ing and temptation, even Jesus’ ministry could be lack- 4:12-13 says, “Dear friends, do not be surprised at the Chapel Next Main Post Chapel 10:45 a.m. ing in sufficiency and depth. fiery ordeal that has come on you to test you, as though Gospel Adult Sunday School Main Post Chapel 11 a.m. Jesus was actually “led” into the wilderness by the something strange were happening to you. But rejoice Multi-Cultural Gospel Main Post Chapel 12:30 p.m. Service Holy Spirit. This is strong terminology. It’s the same word inasmuch as you participate in the sufferings of Christ, Kids' Church (Sundays) used for when Jesus would “drive out demons.” You could so that you may be overjoyed when His glory is revealed.” Kids' Church (K- 6th Grade) Main Post Chapel 1 p.m. almost say Jesus was driven into the desert. The only God allows these things to happen to deepen our faith PWOC Services PWOC (Check https//www.facebook.com/stewartPWOC, or problem with that image is that Jesus went willingly into and trust in Him. The struggle compels us to depend on email [email protected] for upcoming events.) the desert; but He did so with the utmost compulsion. the Holy Spirit, from whom we get our power. When we It’s also important to note that Jesus was, at some go deeper, we find this source and strength to continue Hunter Army Airfield point, attended to by angels. The word for their actions to serve diligently. I like the illustration of when A. Parnell Catholic is translated “serving.” The angels came and served Jesus. Bailey who visited an orange grove where an irrigation Sunday Mass Hunter Chapel 11 a.m. We don’t know what this exactly looks like, but it teach- pump had broken down. The season was unusually dry Catholic CCD Building 129 9:30 a.m. es us that Jesus was not abandoned by His Father. and some of the trees were beginning to die for lack of Protestant Sometimes when we try to go about service and min- water. The man giving the tour then took Bailey to his Sunday Service Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. istry, we come to a point of feeling alone. It is often as own orchard where irrigation was used sparingly. "These Kids’ Church Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. Fellowship Hall we struggle through our own wilderness that these feel- trees could go without rain for another two weeks," he PWOC (Thursday) Main Post Chapel 9:30 a.m. ings are the strongest. But take heart and be encouraged! said. "You see, when they were young, I frequently kept We can trust and be reassured that God never leaves us water from them. This hardship caused them to send Religious Education Contacts nor abandons us. We are co-heirs and co-ministers with their roots deeper into the soil in search of moisture. Fort Stewart Religious Education, Christ [see Romans 8:15-18], and God will carry us Now mine are the deepest-rooted trees in the area. While Bill Agnew: 912-767-9789 through the trial as we reach out to depend on Him. others are being scorched by the sun, these are finding Hunter Army Airfield It’s also important for us to know that in order to have moisture at a greater depth." Religious Education, depth, God may allow us to go through extremely dif- Although it can be tough, we can embrace the difficult Charles Archer: 912-315-5934 ficult times. It was imperative that Jesus experience the trials and tests for the depth with which they bring us. wilderness trial. As he did, His Father’s faithfulness and Keep pressing into God!

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Marne Community Spouses’ Club closes record fundraising year with awards reception

Kevin Larson $31,074, all of which is given back locally to deserv- Payne who he should recognize at the ceremony for Fort Stewart Public Affairs ing students and organizations. The funds were their efforts. He quoted her in his comments, saying raised at the club’s gift basket auction and golf tour- she wrote back to him that no single person worked The Marne Community Spouses’ Club capped its nament. harder than another, and everyone deserved credit record-breaking fundraising year with an awards “This is a celebration of the funds that we raised for the year’s success. reception May 18 at Fort Stewart’s 3rd Infantry and how those funds are going to be used,” Payne Hamilton said that attitude is the epitome of Army Division Museum. said. service. Club president Leigh Payne said the club raised Of the record amount, $16,000 was presented as “In the military we care a great deal about team- scholarships. work, and it’s not about the individual, it’s about the “Having a college student myself I know the impor- team,” he said. tance … of any merit based scholarship they can He also expressed his pride in the recipients. get,” Payne said. “It’s nice to see when your kids work “You’ve already shown that you’ve got great prom- really hard to make good grades and to volunteer ise and great potential,” Hamilton said. “What we’re and be a good service-minded person, it’s nice to showing you is we’re making an investment in you see them reward in this way.” and your future. You’ll continue to make us very, Payne’s daughter, Landry Eskridge, a senior at very proud.” Richmond Hill High School, received a $2,000 schol- arship. She will attend West Virginia University to Scholarship Award Recipients major in communications. She is grateful for the High School scholarship, even though most her expenses are Gregory Anthony, Kennesaw State, $2,000 being covered by the G.I. Bill. Landry Eskridge, University of West Virginia, $2,000 “I see all the hard work my mom puts in with the club and to give it back to me means a lot,” Eskridge Undergraduate said. “All of the ladies in the club work really hard to Jamie Rainey, Ohio State University, $2,500 get the funds. It goes to a great cause.” Westley Brooks, University of Alabama, $1,500 A competition dancer, dance teacher, yearbook Hayden Eskridge, Auburn University, $1,500 editor, and member of the Young Republicans, Graduate Eskridge said she had to answer basic questions Bailey Rainey, University of Texas El Paso, $3,000 about activities at and outside of school, write an Hannah Deadorff, George Mason University $2,000 essay, and talk about her plans. Chanelle Craig Nova Southeastern University, $1,000 The applications were reviewed by an eight-mem- Chris Pulliam, Armstrong University, $500 ber panel, Payne said. Grades, standardized test scores and volunteerism were also considered. Community Treasure Grants Lori Quintas, MCSC honorary president and Boy Scout Troop 527, $1,500 spouse of 3rd ID commander, Maj. Gen. Leopoldo Club Christian Youth Groups of Fort Stewart, $1,500 “Lee” Quintas, praised the hard work of the 500-plus Eleos Food Pantry, $3,000 members in raising the funds. First Presbyterian Christian Academy, $650 “They give of their time, their energy, their talents, Home School on the Hill, $1,500 and their hearts,” Quintas said. “Their motto could The Mayors Program of Fort Stewart, $1,000 be ‘putting others first,’ because they do.” Richmond Hill High School Wildcat Boys Lacrosse, Fundraising is challenging, she said. Jokingly, she $2,336 called it “the f-word.” YMCA of Richmond Hill, $2,000 “It is no easy task to raise money’” Quintas said. “It takes a village. It takes an incredible amount of dedication to and passion for the community.” The teamwork shown by the club was also recog- Photo by Kevin Larson nized by Brig. Gen. David Hamilton, the 3rd ID’s Brig. Gen. David Hamilton, the 3rd ID's deputy deputy commander for support. He said he asked commanding general for support, presents Landry Eskridge a $2,000 scholarship from the Marne Community Spouses’ Club May 18 at Fort Stewart’s 3rd Infantry Division Museum. Full Armor Early Deadlines Eskridge plans to attend the University of West Auto Accessories for Memorial Day Virginia. 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You will County Rec Dept. watch the deer from beautiful custom kitchen has plenty fall in love with this recently renovat- your sunroom and bbq on the screen of storage and a great breakfast bar, ed ranch style home located near his- porch. This home as a formal living 632 Trevor Street, Hinesville - even more storage in the oversize toric downtown Hinesville. This room, dining room and family room $114,900. This remarkable all brick laundry room. The spacious master charming layout features a conve- with hard wood floors. In the kitchen house is a must see! IMMACULATE bedroom suite features walk in closet nient eat in kitchen and cozy family ther is an island with custom wood HOME WAITING FOR YOU! It features a and spa like bath. This home has three room as well as formal living and din- cabinets granite counter tops and beautiful wood burning fireplace at more spacious bedrooms and addi- ceramic tile floors. Master bedroom is ing area. The master suite has an im- 324 Oyster Point Drive, Midway - PENDING the comfort of your very large and tional full bath and a half. Property downstairs and has 2 walkiin closets, pressive private bath. Beautifully land- $695,000. Spectacular 3-story home 817 Waterfield Drive. $129,900. open living room with cathedral ceil- also features a luxury airplane hangar. jetted tub and separate shower. Jim- scaping surrounds this home under featuring an open floor plan with de- Come and view this immaculate and ings. Large bedrooms, walk in closets. Please call US Real Estate Profession- my Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtz- large shade trees. The fenced back signer kitchen, dining, and living featured loaded home! In ground Ceiling fans in all bedrooms. Freshly als, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977-0637 man, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912- yard has two large garden sheds. This room with gas fireplace-all with amaz- pool, huge hot tub in the screened in painted, new roof. Quite backyard or email [email protected] 977-4733 or email jimmyshanken@ home received a new roof in ‘13, new ing views. Upstairs has master suite back porch, 3 Sheds, irrigation system, with privacy fence for those BBQ days coldwellbanker.com carpet and AC system installed Aug with sitting room overlooking marsh, energy efficient windows and mag- with the family. Located minutes from ‘16. Please call US Real Estate Profes- home office with custom book nificent landscaping all around! This Fort Stewart gates, shopping, restau- sionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977- shelves, and much more. Elevator to home features Granite floors in bath- rants, schools and hospital. Let me 0637 or email [email protected] all floors, two laundry rooms. Down- rooms, Laminate floors in the Master show you your new home! Jimmy stairs has family room with wet bar bedroom, and tile throughout the rest Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, and fireplace; three car garage and of the house. Jimmy Shanken, Cold- REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- more. Community amenities include well Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 4733 or email jimmy.shanken@cold- deep water dock with boat lift and 912-368-4300 or 912-977-4733 or wellbanker.com clubhouse with swimming pool. See email jimmy.shanken@coldwellbank- 57 Ledford Circle, Ludowici - youtube video. Please call US Real Es- er.com 1659 Tibet Highway, Ludowici - $195,000. Enjoy easy suburban life in tate Professionals, Aaron Duncan at Price Reduced - $200,000. A home in this traditional two story house, situ- (912) 977-0637 or email aaron@usre- the country with workship and room ated on a large cul-de-sac in Murray’s altypro.com to stretch your elbows. Well kept 4 Crossing Subdivision. This home has 874 Old Sunbury Road, Flemington bedroom 2 bath home. This beautiful four spacious bedrooms, two full - $77,900. Location, Location, Loca- home has ceramic tile floors through- baths, and half bath powder room. tion! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is out island in the kitchen covered back The stunning foyer is flooded with 1.3 miles from Fort Stewart’s Gate 3 porch and much much more. 10 miles and only moments away from down- 226 Bell Road NE. $169,900. Huge from the intersection of Talmadge natural light from a second story 63 Francis Marion Court, Ludowici - arched transom window. Decorative town Hinesville. This would be a great lots offers privacy and a place to en- Road and Tibet Road. No City Taxes! home for someone looking to add tertain! Outside the city limits. NO No Association! Jimmy Shanken, Cold- $189,900. Boasting 4 large bedrooms crown molding perfectly accents the and 2.5 baths, this spacious home of- designer details throughout. Please their special touch! Please call US Real CITY TAXES, no flood insurance re- well Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, Estate Professionals, Aaron Duncan at quired. 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Kitchen has new stain- master bathroom package. Just min- less steel appliances, plank flooring utes from schools,shopping, and Ft. and counter tops. Double garage 108 Oak Ridge Drive, Glennville - Stewart, and right outside of city lim- boasts impressive storage/workshop $349,900. This home has an open- its. Perfect match for you and your space. Head upstairs to the media 150 Goodman Drive, Midway - floor plan with a wood laminate floors. family! Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell 99 Sphar Drive, Allenhurst - suite to find a memorabilia hall, media $249,000. This gorgeous coastal lot is The kitchen has a breakfast bar and Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912- $165,000. Bring the horses! Charming room, fourth bedroom, and full bath- the future site of a beautiful new ACE breakfast area. It has a double-oven, 368-4300 or 912-977-4733 or email equestrian property, 7+ acres in Allen- room. Please call US Real Estate Pro- Coastal Builder Home. The Hollyberry custom wood cabinets, and stainless [email protected] hurst. This two bedrooms with two full fessionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977- 2516 Cove Street - $115,900. Im- is a picturesque one story low country steel appliances.It also has a formal baths log cabin house, is constructed 0637 or email [email protected] maculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home floor plan with four spacious bed- dining room. All the bedrooms have of locally milled logs. The living room with a 2 car attached garage, just a rooms, and three full bathrooms. En- walk-in closets and master bedroom exposed beams and hardwood col- few miles from Ft Stewart Gate 7. joy the salt air on your rocking chair closet was custom built. Lets talk umns are accented by a rustic brick Close to schools and shopping. This front porch or relaxing on your about the great amenities this home fireplace. The home has a rocking house has wood laminate floors, a breezeway deck. The living room fea- has. An in-ground pool,fence-back- chair front porch and covered back split floor plan, large laundry room, yard, and covered back porch with porch. The backyard is fenced plus tures a stunning fireplace offset by and a plumbing routed overhead. patio is what makes this house exteri- 526 Maxwelton Circle, Hinesville - there’s additional pasture land, and a beautiful custom stairs. Entertain with Backyard is private and designed for or look brilliant. This house is a must $199,900. This remarkable home is barn with tack room. The property has ease in this open concept kitchen and entertaining. This home has a 2-year see! Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell Banker well-maintained and spacious with 4 an additional studio apartment, RV dining space. Start enjoying life in this old air conditioner and a NEW ROOF! Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 bedrooms and 2 baths. Home features storage, and livestock stalls. Please call coastal community today! Please call Amazing price for this bundle of joy. or 912-977-4733 or email jimmyshan- a formal living room and dining room, US Real Estate Professionals, Aaron US Real Estate Professionals, Aaron 38 Billy Harris Point, Midway - Come see it today and don’t let it get [email protected] eat-in kitchen, and a foyer. Enjoy the Duncan at (912) 977-0637 or Duncan at (912) 977-0637 or $269,500. A mile long, Live Oak lined away! Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell Bank- nice fireplace in the family room email [email protected] email [email protected] country road takes you away to your er Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368- during those cold Winter nights or the coastal oasis. This gorgeous .75 acre 4300 or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy. large fenced backyard for cookouts property is located on Colonel’s Is- [email protected] during the Summer. This home also land. The home has two spacious bed- has a 5th room that can be used as an rooms and two full bathrooms, and a office or game room. Conveniently lo- bonus room. The sky high cathedral cated minutes from schools, shop- ceilings of the living room frame the 202 Easy Street, Hinesville. Come ping, and Ft. Stewart! Call us today! beautiful tidal creek water views. En- live life on Easy Street in this charming Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell Banker joy the salt air breeze from the cov- home. This home is close to post with Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 186 Goodman Drive, Midway - ered balcony porch. Entertain easily a ginormous private backyard for en- $237,475. This gorgeous coastal lot is or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy.shan- with the finished island basement 171 Burnt Pines Road, Ludowici. Re- tertainment. Well maintained 3-bed- 1100 Pineland Avenue, Hinesville - the future site of a beautiful home [email protected] great room. Don’t forget about the duced to $124,900. 3 bedroom, 2 bath room 2-bath with a formal dining, $43,500. Recently renovated, this built by ACE Coastal Construction. The great community amenities. Please home located in Burnt Pines. Jimmy gallery kitchen, and over-sized laun- charming condo located in Colonial Willow Wood is a stunning two story call US Real Estate Professionals, Aar- Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, dry room. Conveniently located near Park hits the spot. This end unit has a low country home, with three spa- on Duncan at (912) 977-0637 or REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- the new shopping area. Seller can va- main level master bedroom, with a full cious bedrooms and two full baths email [email protected] 4733 or email jimmyshanken@cold- cate quickly. This home is a must see!! bath. There are two additional full plus a convenient half bath. This split wellbanker.com Price $154,900. Jimmy Shanken, Cold- sized bedrooms. This property has bedroom home allows for ample pri- two full sized bathrooms and a half well Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, vacy in your relaxing master suite. En- 912-368-4300 or 912-977-4733 or guest bath. Please call US Real Estate joy the breeze on your rocking chair Professionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) email jimmy.shanken@coldwellbank- 78 Archie Way NE, Ludowici - front porch or inside your screened er.com 977-0637 or email aaron@usrealtypro. side porch. Upstairs features two spa- $209,900. This remarkable two-story com cious bedrooms, additional space home features a luxurious floor plan may be completed as a recreational for a an amazing price! This spacious room. Please call US Real Estate Pro- 108 Ali Avenue, Hinesville. $340,000. home features a formal living room fessionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977- Magnificent Executive home is a mas- and dining room, a family room with its 0637 or email [email protected] 1050 Harry Hagan Road, Pembroke terpiece of design and craftsmanship own gas fireplace, and laminate floors. - $699,000. Multifamily property avail- featuring hardwood flooring, granite It also features a large master bedroom able near Pembroke. Property has countertops, arches, detailed crown and a two car garage. Refreshed with three buildings with four units each. molding, and a great media room. The 1212 Jubail Drive, HInesville. This new carpet and painted. This home is Units are 2 or 3 bedrooms. There is a grand entryway, sweeping staircase, beautiful home is located in an estab- fairly new and located in the New Ce- 1324 Hill View Circle, Hinesville - slab poured and plumbing run for a exquisite crystal chandelier draws you lished neighborhood. All brick home, dar Creek at Murray Crossing Commu- $219,500. Make an appointment to fourth building to be constructed. into a voluminous layout made for en- beautifully landscaped, cozy backyard nity. Call to schedule your personal view this great newer construction Property includes a concrete parking tertaining. Elegant formal dining is perfect for great family gatherings tour today! Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell home today. Located in exclusive Oak pad, fenced dumpster area, walking room, gourmet kitchen, two-story and children playing. Privacy fence, 2 Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368- 220 Goodman Drive, Midway - Crest Subdivision, this two story low path and gazebo overlooking a pond great room with fireplace walks you to storage shed/workshop. Open floor 4300 or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy. $215,165. This gorgeous coastal lot is country style home has all the up- with dock. Please call US Real Estate the large and inviting rear deck. Grand plan, cathedral ceilings, beautiful, [email protected] the future home of a beautiful ACE grades! Built in 2013 by RTS Homes, Professionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) Master suite on first floor. Centrally lo- laminate wood floors. Enclosed sun Coastal Construction Home. The this property has a massive master 977-0637 or email aaron@usrealtypro. cated to Ft Stewart gates. Jimmy room looking into the backyard. Win- Brewton plan has is a semi-open con- bedroom, with relaxing sitting room comShanken, 912-368-4300, 912-977- dows - plantation shutters. Centrally and spa like en suite bathroom. There cept two story home with four spa- 4733 or email jimmyshanken@cold- located off south main street. Close to are four more spacious bedrooms, cious bedrooms, three full bathrooms wellbanker.com Brigitte Cabeza shopping, restaurants and fort Stew- and two additional full sized bath- and a convenient half bath. Enjoy the Shanken, 912-222-8279 or brigitte. art gates. Welcome home! Price rooms. Kitchen has matching stainless salt air as you rock on your front porch [email protected], Cold- $114,000. Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell 497 Martin Road, Hinesville - steel appliances, and tile back splash. or relaxing breezeway. Community well Banker Holtzman, REALTORS. Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912- $192,500. Immaculate home nestled Enjoy a fenced back yard, and grilling amenities include deep water dock 368-4300 or 912-977-4733 or email in a park like setting. Located in the patio. Please call US Real Estate Profes- and boat lift, with clubhouse and [email protected] Martin Woods neighborhood with no sionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977- swimming pool. Please call US Real 168 Parker Lane, Richmond Hill - Association fee. The View is very natu- 0637 or email [email protected] Estate Professionals, Aaron Duncan at $292,000. This beautiful custom Hall- ral and gives you a feel of the out- (912) 977-0637 or email aaron@usre- mark Home has a unique floor plan altypro.com doors. The fireplace is spectacular and built for ultimate suburban comfort. conveniently located in the living The second floor is the main level in room for those cold winter nights. The this sky high plantation style home. backyard is fenced with a chain link Vaulted ceilings frame the living and a wooded swing set. This proper- rooms stunning fireplace. Enjoy cook- ty is 0.85 acres and conveniently locat- ing in this custom designed kitchen UNDER CONTRACT 256 Daisy Circle, Glennville - ed minutes from the new Oglethorpe with walk in pantry, over-sized break- 910 Brett Drive, Hinesville. $49,900. $124,900. 3 beds 2 baths 1,304 sq. shopping area and Fort Stewart! 226 Billy Harris Point, Midway - fast nook, and beautiful formal dining This 3 bedroom 2 bath town home is a 2143 Walberg Drive, Hinesville - ft. Gorgeous home on a large corner Schedule your personal showing to- $289,500. Price Reduced * Stunning room. Spread out. Please call US Real great investment opportunity or start- $99,500. View this charming brick lot. Impeccably clean. Open floorplan. day! Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell Banker coastal home situated on two lots (.78 Estate Professionals, Aaron Duncan at ed home. This home features an open home in St. Catherine’s Commons to- Large laundry room and storage area. Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 acres) featuring a screened in-ground (912) 977-0637 or email aaron@usre- concept living area, ceiling fans, out- day. This home has three bedrooms Detached over-sized 1-car car garage/ or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy.shan- pool, access to deep water communi- altypro.com door storage closet, and washer and and two full bathrooms. The cozy liv- workshop/man cave and carport. Ceil- [email protected] May 25, 2017 The Frontline 7B Army Community Service

Register now for ACS classes fied as an Exceptional Family Member playground. Weekdays You asked, we listened. Online registration is now Hunter EFMP playground is located next to building Lending Closet...... 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. available for FRG classes through Eventbrite. Please 1284. For questions, please contact ACS at 912-767- Building 1286 go to https://www.eventbrite.com/o/army-communi- 5058 or 912-315-6816. ty-service-fort-stewarthunter-aaf-12997030788. Link R.E.A.L. FRG Funds Custodian Training is also posted on the ACS Portion of the Team Stewart Free Classes offered at Stewart Join the Mobilization/Deployment Team Tuesday website. Following are upon request from chain of command as we instruct Readiness Essentials for Army Leaders • Sponsorship Training FRG Informal Funds Training. The use of FRG informal Learn, empower yourself with ACS • Risk Management for Senior NCOs (E7-E9) funds can be tricky. It doesn’t matter if you’re a FRG ACS has many great services for Soldiers, spouses • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing leader, advisor, FRL, treasurer or a dedicated FRG vol- and children, yet not everyone knows we are located unteer, we hope you attend as we debunk rumors, in five different areas. Stop by today and visit the staff invite discussion and educate participants on the on Stewart in buildings 81, 82, 86, 87 and the SFAC proper use of FRG informal funds. Registration is avail- building 4973. The Hunter staff is located in building able on the ACS Eventbrite Page located at the ACS 1286. You’ll be glad you did. Let’s push ACS programs Portion of the Team Stewart Website. in 2017. AFTB is back, get to know Army Like ACS on Facebook AFTB is back better than ever and we have scheduled Search for “Army Community Service, Stewart/ an evening training 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. June 13 in ACS Hunter AAF.” You can get ACS Exceptional Family building 87. Join our spouse trainers as we conduct Member Program information by searching for "Getting to know the Army." This module will introduce “Stewart/Hunter Exceptional Family Member spouses new to the Army and help break down barri- Program.” Help our Hunter Army Airfield community ers, and get to know the "lingo" of the Army. Please get more “likes” by visiting their Facebook page. ACS register at the ACS Eventbrite Page or by calling 912- publishes great information for our Soldiers and Army 767-1257. Families there as well. Search for Hunter Army Airfield and pass the word along. Every Monday Foreign Born Spouses Ice Cream Party Financial Planning for PCS...... 10 to 11:30 a.m. Join the ACS Foreign Born Spouses/Hearts Apart ACS building is accessible to everyone ACS Stewart, building 86 Club as we conduct an Ice Cream Party 10 a.m. to noon Army Community Service wishes to inform our com- *Mandatory for E-4 and Below June 13 in ACS building 86. Foreign Born Spouses munity that our facilities meet, or exceed, the standards sometimes struggle with meeting new friends and for persons with disabilities. Our facilities are wheel- Free Classes offered at Hunter getting to know other spouses. Come to the Ice Cream chair accessible; and should you need assistance upon Call for appointment for the following: Party to enjoy the moment, meet new friends and share arrival, please inform one of our staff members. The • Army Family Team Building Infant Massage connections with others. Please call 912-767-5058 for playground next to building 82 at Fort Stewart is certi- • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing more details. FMWR and Coastal Happenings

Limited free garden plots available Join Jr Golf Camps at Hunter Exchange. A limited number of free, 20-foot-by-20-foot tilled Junior Golf Camps, in three two-hour sessions cov- garden plots are available in the area near the Bits and ering swing fundamentals such as grip, stance and All-Army Ten-Miler Qualifier Race Bridle Equestrian Club stables off Georgia Highway posture, will be conducted by PGA Professional Earn the honor of representing the 3rd Infantry 144, Fort Stewart. Gardeners must supply their own Tommie McArthur during June and July at Hunter Golf Division in the 33rd Annual Army Ten-Miler in gardening tools, fertilizer, etc. Sign up at Holbrook Course. Students also will learn golf history, rules and Washington, D.C., Oct. 8 by being a top finisher June Equipment Rental Facility, building 8325. For more etiquette. Session #1 will be from 9 to 11 a.m. June 12, 17 in the Qualifier Race at Donovan Field, Fort Stewart. information, call 912-435-8205. 19 and 26. Session #2 will be July 10, 17 and 24. First Two females and four males will qualify. Only active 10 boys and girls ages 7-15 are welcome for each ses- duty may qualify, but Family Members, retirees and Kids bowl free all summer at centers sion. Open to the public. The cost is $60 per person. DoD Civilians are welcome to participate. The quali- Sign up now at KidsBowlFree.com/Army for the Cost includes range balls. For more information, call fier begins at 6 a.m. Runners can register beginning at summer-long Kids Bowl Free program at Marne 912-315-9115. 5 a.m. at the Donovan Field location. For more infor- Bowling Center, building 402, and Stewart Bowling mation, call 912-767-8238. Center, building 450. Each registered child receives, Outdoor pools open Saturday via email, certificates to bowl two free games a day this Stewart-Hunter outdoor swimming facilities open spring and summer. Registration is free and there are Memorial Day Weekend (starting Saturday) for the new no strings attached. (Please note: to utilize both cen- season. At Stewart, Corkan Outdoor Pool, building 446, ters, please register child separately for each facility) will be open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday-Monday Program runs now through Sept. 1. For more informa- (closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays); and Bryan Village Pool tion, call Marne Center at 912-767-4866 or Stewart (building 7098) will open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekends Center at 912-767-4273. only. Hunter Outdoor Swimming Pool and Water Spray Park, behind Hunter Club, will be open 11 a.m. to 6 Scout Discounts serving Stewart-Hunter p.m. Thursday-Monday (closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays). SCOUT Military Discounts (free for iPhone and Pricing is as follows: • Daily fee: $4 per person (Kids GoArmyEd is the way to go higher Android) has landed at Stewart-Hunter! SCOUT con- under 4 admitted free); • Season Family Pass: - $80 GoArmyEd allows service members to request nects Soldiers, veterans, retirees and their Families E1-E4 - $90 E5-E6, W1,W2,O1,O2 - $110 E7-E8 O3,O4 tuition assistance up to 60 calendar days prior to with nearby and online military discounts; specials at - $130 All other ranks and DoD employees. Pool tele- the class start date of a class. In accordance with FMWR facilities, events and services; and military phone numbers are: Corkan 912-767-8575, Bryan Department of Defense policy, all tuition assis- non-profits. Also add your favorite discounts to share Village 912-767-2701 and Hunter 912-315-5786. tance must be requested and approved prior to with our military community and get rewarded. Visit the start date of a class. To allow time for process- SCOUTMilitary.com for details. Movies Under Stars opens Saturday ing, review, and tuition approval, service mem- The Holbrook Pond “Movies Under the Stars” series bers should submit TA requests to GoArmyEd not Take a BOSS Road Trippin' to Orlando opens Saturday with “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: later than five business days prior to the class Travel to Orlando with BOSS June 16-18. The cost Out of the Shadows.” The film is rated PG-13 and lasts start date for which TA is being requested. This of $125 per person includes transportation and lodg- one hour and 52 minutes. The movies are free and policy applies to all schools in GoArmyEd. Tuition ing (two people/room). Individual additional expens- begin 15 minutes after sunset. Popcorn and drinks will assistance requests submitted less than that five es, if you choose, include Universal, Sea World or be available for sale (cash only). Movie-goers are asked business days prior to a class start date that are Disney. Learn about discount tickets and register by to bring their own chairs or blankets. Other movies not approved prior to the start date will not be June 5 at Stewart-Hunter Leisure Travel. Must be 18 or and dates they will be shown are: June 24, Pete’s Dragon, eligible for After the Fact Exception to policy older. Great opportunity for single Soldiers, geo bach- rated PG; July 22 Secret Life of Pets, rated PG; Aug. 19 regardless of the reason. Soldiers will be solely elors and single parents. For more information, call Moana, rated PG; Sept. 16 Sing, rated PG; and Oct. 28 responsible for all tuition costs for TA requests 912-767-9917. Goosebumps, rated PG. For more information, call submitted less than five business days prior to 912-435-9313. the class start date for which TA was not approved. Vie in 2017 River Adventures Series We support your educational needs MWR’s Outdoor Recreation has planned a series of Reading registration begins June 1 Do you have questions regarding educational water events for the spring and summer. Georgia Registration begins June 1 for the Summer Reading opportunities, goal-setting, skills and needs waterway kayaking trips, at a cost of $20 per person, Program 2017 at George P. Hays Library. The free read- assessments, training and education require- are scheduled for Saturday, June 10 and July 15. Tubing ing program is for children in kindergarten through ments for future career plans? Contact a Transition on the Ichetucknee River in Florida, at a cost of $35 the 8th grade. Theme is “Reading by Design.” Education Counselor to schedule an appointment per person, is scheduled June 17. Whitewater rafting Participants will receive prizes as they reach reading or to attend a free two-day Higher Education in Columbus, Ga., $75 per person, is scheduled for July milestones and the library will have several contests, Workshop 912-767-2396 or 767-3905. 8. For details on each trip, visit stewartmwr.com or with cool prizes, for participating readers based on call 912-435-9313. STEM activities. Program ends July 31. Call 912-767- 2828 or stop by Hays Library to learn more. Free tutoring services for military Tutor.com enables eligible service and Family Hunter Golf seeks council members Commander’s Scramble at Taylors Creek Members, and students (grades K-12), to connect Golfers who are willing to help shape the present Enjoy golf, camaraderie and team-building during to a live tutor online at any time for one-to-one and future plans for Hunter Golf Course are needed. the Commander's Scramble Friday at Taylors Creek help with homework, studying and test prep at The council is looking for golfers who fit the following Golf Course. Start time is 1 p.m. The cost of $30 for no cost. Tutoring support is available in over 40 description: active-duty officer; active-duty warrant members and $35 for nonmembers includes greens subjects to help students complete course assign- officer; active-duty enlisted (two positions); retiree fee, cart fee, range balls, mulligans, lunch, course con- ments and improve grades. representative; ladies representative; and DoD Civilian test and prizes. For more information, visit representative. If you are willing to serve, please con- StewartMWR.com or call 912-767-2370. Counselor-support available tact PGA Professional Tommie McArthur at 912-315- Need to reach an Army education counselor? 9115. Jacksonville Jaguar Tickets go on sale Fort Stewart-Hunter Airfield education centers Tickets for all pre-season and regular season offer a one-stop email address at usarmy.stewart. Join Jr Mini Golf Camp at Taylors Creek Jacksonville Jaguars home games will go on sale June [email protected] A three-session Junior Mini Golf Camp for ages 7-17 1 at the Stewart-Hunter Leisure Travel Offices. Ticket and ACES on Facebook, Web at www.facebook. will be held at Taylors Creek Golf Course from 10 a.m. prices will vary according to the game. The Jaguars com/FtStewartACES. until noon on June 8, 15 and 22. PGA Professional John play their home games at EverBank Field in Jacksonville. Fesperman said participants will learn the proper way They will open the 2017-2018 exhibition season in to swing a golf club, the grip, stance and posture, as Jacksonville Aug. 17 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Call 912-767-3905 well as rules, etiquette, honesty and respect. The cost and regular season play at home Sept. 17 against the is $60 per student. Some clubs will be provided if Tennessee Titans. The Fort Stewart Leisure Travel Office for higher education needed and range balls are included. For more infor- (912-767-2841) is in the PX Furniture Mall Complex. mation, call 912-767-2370. The Hunter office (912-315-3674) is in the Hunter PX STEM Page 1B

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Photo by Pvt. Zoe Garbarino Soldiers from the 3rd ID band perform for students at Snelson-Golden Middle School May 10 in Hinesville. The band’s focus is to raise student’s awareness of music’s importance in the Army. 3rd ID band performs at community school

Pvt. Zoe Garbarino 50th PAD

The 3rd Infantry Division Band performed at Snelson-Golden Middle School in Hinesville, May 10. The band’s focus was to perform at community schools to make students aware of music’s importance in the Army and to get them interested in playing instru- ments. “It’s great that our commander had the intent to reach out to the community, especially because we are a deployable band and we don’t often get the chance to reach out to the community the way non-deployable bands do,” said Staff Sgt. George Bryan, the control non-commissioned officer for the band. “Even though we’re busy getting ready to deploy, we’re still putting the kids first. That is impor- Photo By Spc. Elizabeth White tant to us as musicians and to the Army in the long run.” When the band performs at different schools, they tailor their performances Joshua, a 6th-grader at Snelson-Golden Middle School, talks to Staff Sgt. for different age groups. David Oexmann and Spc. Nathan Gallaway, trombone players with the 3rd ID In an elementary school setting, they perform and demonstrate each instru- band after the bands perfomance at the school. ment so the students have an idea of what they want to play when they go into middle school. In a middle school setting, the band performs for the students. In a high school setting, the band instructs and performs with the high school band to show them how to enhance their sound. “The fact that the musicians are in the military makes it helpful because it gives more variety as to who can play these instruments,” said Jessica Bland, a band instructor at Snelson-Golden Middle School in Hinesville. “That authority and that presence is really good for the students to see.” After each performance at different schools, the band goes home with job satisfaction, according to Bryan. “I like performing at school events because the kids are full of excitement and anticipation,” said Spc. Paige Arthur, a musician from the band. “It sends a good message that if they want to serve their country and still play an instrument, this is a good option.” Photo by Pvt. Zoe Garbarino The band has performed at several local schools throughout the community and will continue to perform until they deploy. Spc. Daniel Rogers, a member of 3rd ID band, plays the saxophone for stu- “When we do a job for kids and they get excited to go home to tell their parents dents at Snelson-Golden Middle School May 10 in Hinesville. how great we did, said Bryan. “That’s what makes us really happy.” Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Briefs Army Outpost Foodtruck on move solve locally? If you are a Garrison Civilian employee legitimate. The Culinary OutPost is a Soldier-run, Soldier- and submit the best idea for saving the Garrison money, you will win $500. Submit your idea on the focused food truck that is making its way around Fort 416th to hold 2017 reunion Stewart. We are open in multiple locations from 8 to Super Saver Nomination Form available on the Team Members of the 416th Tran. Co. will hold their 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. We accept both SIK Stewart web page under Garrison, Resource 2017 reunion on June 24, at La'Dells Special Event meals cards and cash at a cost of only $3.45 for break- Management Office (bottom of page is Nomination Center at 8890 Abercorn St., in Savannah to remi- fast and $5.55 for lunch. Stop on by if you see us. Follow Form). Nominations are boarded with the Garrison of nisce, eat and reconnect with one another. A meet- us on Twitter and Facebook at @ftstewfoodtruck for the Quarter Award submissions. Submit your idea to and-greet will be held at 11 a.m. Lunch will follow daily locations and specials! [email protected] for board review. at 12:30 p.m. If interested, contact Dalphine Magloire, 912-661-0653, or email her at christellabarnes@ Let’s say farewell to Col., Mrs. Hedrick hotmail.com. "Bumping Into Awesome" farewell luncheon for our Join Sgt. Audie Murphy Club Garrison Commander Col. and Mrs. Townley Hedrick The 3rd Infantry Sgt. Audie Murphy Club - Rock will be 11:30 a.m. June 2 at Club Stewart. All tickets are of the Marne, has its monthly meeting noon, every Shooting facilities open to public $15 per person and include Chef Nino's famous lunch third Wednesday of each month at, building 1, in Now, public skeet/trap, archery, small arms range buffet and dessert. Everyone is invited to attend. the Paul R. Smith Conference Room. All current and paintball enthusiasts can enjoy their favorite Tickets are on sale through your directorate or orga- SAMC, Sgt. Morales members or NCOs interested in shooting sports in addition to other recreational facil- nization POC's. For more information contact Michelle becoming a member, are encouraged to attend. ities now available to them at Fort Stewart-Hunter Glenn at 912-767-4662 or michelle.m.glenn8.civ@ Meetings are held to discuss past, present, and Army Airfield. Vehicle access passes are not necessary mail.mil to purchase your tickets or if you have ques- upcoming functions. It also provides a forum for for any of Fort Stewart’s shooting sports facilities, as tions. members to discuss current state of the club and all are located just outside the gates/access control ideas to help improve the organization. The 3rd ID points. Passes are needed for use of Taylors Creek Golf Coast Guard looking for pilots SAMC also host weekly study halls 3 p.m. Wednesday Course, Marne Bowling Center and Club Stewart. The Coast Guard aviation community is seeking at building 159, Division Retention! For more infor- Vehicle access passes are needed for those who wish fully qualified O-4’s from any military branch to train mation related to monthly SAMC meetings, please to use the Hunter Skeet/Trap Range or Hunter Golf up as Coast Guard pilots. Requirements include 11.5 contact the SAMC President at michael.a.harter2. Course, which are located within the gates. (Complete to 19 years of service; conditional release from com- [email protected]. information on how to obtain a gate pass is available mand with a DD Form 368; an obligation incursion at stewart.army.mil. Go to Emergency Services under of five years; and medical qualification. Applicants Beware of fake USAA emails the Garrison drop-down menu for full details. Application for daily and special passes can be com- must pass a Class 1A Flight Physical. Coast Guard Currently malicious actors are conducting a new pleted online.) For detailed information on Family and pilots and aircrews fly five types of aircraft, repre- phishing campaign using fake USAA emails regarding MWR’s shooting sports facilities and procedures for senting 200 airframes dispersed among 24 Air user information. The emails contain a PDF file that registering your weapons, go to StewartHunterMWR. Stations. Pilots who meet eligibility criteria and suc- once opened it will load MALWARE on your system com or call 912-767-9841. cessfully compete for selection can fully expect a and allow the attacker access to your system and the career as a Coast Guard aviator. For More Information network (at work or at home). If you receive any email, contact the USCG recruiting office New York, at 917- phone call, or website claiming to be USAA you can Hop on the bus for windshield tours 642-1213. send the information to USAA at [email protected]. Are you a newcomer to Stewart-Hunter? Want to As it goes with any suspicious email, do not open it or learn more about the installation? Stewart-Hunter Use Garrison Super Saver Program any attachments. Report it to your local information FMWR has you covered! Hop on the MWR tour bus Are you interested in winning $500? If so this pro- security officer. This threat is at work and home, so the last Thursday of every month and get the wind- gram is for you! Take a look around. Is there something make sure your computers are patched with the latest shield tour. The tour starts 10:15 a.m. at Club Stewart. you see that is wasting money? Is it a problem we can updates and be wary of anything that does not appear Call 912-767-3695 to register; space is limited. Stewart-Hunter Page 9B briefs Education Matters Page 8B See Page 8B

Sports&RecreationMay 25, 2017

Photos by Spc. Ryan Tatum Soldiers from 3rd ID competed in a combatives tournament hosted by the 3rd ID Combatives Schoolhouse May 12, at Jordan Fitness Center on Fort Stewart. The tournament was designed to let Soldiers work on their fighting skills while having friendly competition. Dogface Soldiers throw down in division-wide combatives tourney Pvt. Zoe Garbarino 50th PAD

Soldiers throughout 3rd Infantry Division com- peted in a combatives tournament hosted by the 3rd ID Combatives School House May 12 at Jordan Fitness Center on Fort Stewart. The tournament was broken down into five weight classes, each participant wore either a red or blue belt to identify the difference between them and their opponents from afar. With every participant anxious to compete against a new opponent each round, they came rough-and-ready. “Being a Soldier, you face different situations where you don’t know what can happen next,” said Staff Sgt. Thomas Housewright, an infantryman from the 3rd ID Combatives School House on Fort Stewart. “Combatives helps prepare Soldiers for that.” Anyone was able to participate in the tournament regardless of rank or gender. “I train at the combatives gym everyday, so I was very eager to participate in the tournament,” said Staff Sgt. Jennifer Page, a construction equipment supervi- sor at 526th Engineer Company, 92nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd ID. “I’m the only female competing in this tournament and I believe that the tournaments I compete in today will be a fair fight.” Participants had their family or units come to cheer on their Soldiers. “This tournament helps give Soldiers mental tough- ness and the units that came to support them help brings that Soldier a bit more confidence,” said 1st Lt. Ian Concannon, a field artillery officer from 1st Battalion, 9th Field Artillery Regiment, 3rd ID. The winner of the fight will advance to the next round until the winner of that bracket is announced. Soldiers from 3rd ID competed in a combatives tournament hosted by the 3rd ID Combatives Winners from each weight class will be awarded at the Schoolhouse May 12, at Jordan Fitness Center on Fort Stewart. The tournament was designed to let next Marne award ceremony. Soldiers work on their fighting skills while having friendly competition.

CAB gets tactical with PT at Hunter

Sgt. William Begley, 3rd CAB Left: A Soldier with the Combat Aviation Brigade fires his 9mm Beretta as part of tactical physical training on Hunter Army Airfield May 16. Tactical PT was designed to train as closely as possible to real combat situations.

Right: Several Soldiers from the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade carry a casu- alty on a litter as part of tactical physi- cal training on Hunter Army Airfield May 16. Tactical PT was designed to train as closely as possible to real com- bat situations. 10b The Frontline May 25, 2017

Such sacrifi ce through valor made,

A debt too deep to be repaid,

From their courage freedom born,

To remember them the poppy worn.

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