Training Takes Off Donating 80 Young Trees to Hunter to Enhance the Beauty of the Installation

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Vol. 51, Issue 52 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com December 1, 2016

front Page briefs Volunteer Opportunity on Hunter - Tree Planting.: The Savannah Tree Foundation is Training takes off donating 80 young trees to Hunter to enhance the beauty of the installation. Trees will be planted in the bare areas of the median on Billy Mitchell Blvd. New live oaks will also replace dying pear trees along the median. Coincidently, the donation comes after Hunter lost more than 200 trees (just in the cantonment area) during Hurricane Matthew. If you're interested in helping, meet at Hunter's Family Day Field, 8 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10, to help plant, mulch and water these new trees. The holes will be dug, and no heavy work is required. Tools are provided; however, due to limited quantities, bring your own gloves, shovels, rakes and wheel barrows. You may also bring your children who are capable of helping. Make Hunter beautiful. Call 315-3739 to learn more.

Christmas Gate Notice, Dec. 2: To assist in facilitating the Hinesville Christmas Parade scheduled for Dec. 2, Gate 1 will close 5:30 Photo by Maj. Tobias Apticar p.m. and The 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs Office, uses a drone to 22. The firefighting facility and the drone are examples of will capture images of Engine-3 firefighters entering the Fort emerging technology that add a force multiplier to mission reopen at Stewart firefighting trainer, at Fort Stewart Firestation-1, Nov. accomplishment. See related story on Page 3A . 7 p.m. Gate 2 and the Visitors Control Center, located at Gate 1, will close at 5:30 p.m. and both will reopen at 5 a.m. Dec. 3. Non- Affiliated Visitors needing access to the installation after 7 p.m. Dec. 2. They will need to be escorted by a military or Department of Defense Civilian Card holder.

416th Trans Co. Reunion, June 24: The 416th Transportation Company will hold a lunch reunion, June 24, 12:30 p.m. at La'Dells Special Event Center, 8890 Abercorn St., Savannah, Ga. A meet- and-greet will be held 11 a.m. The reunion POC Dalphine Magloire, asks Courtesy photo that members of the unit Army Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti, U.S. European Command Commander, addresses the Soldiers of 6th Squadron, 8th Cavarly Regiment, bring their Family 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Nov. 23, at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center. members and come and reminisce, eat, and reconnect. For additional information, contact EUCOM commander visits Soldiers in Ukraine Magloire at 912-661-0653 Courtesy Story and the U.K. thanks and appreciation for the Soldiers as or email her at U.S. Army Europe During his visit, he observed urban oper- the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. christellabarnes@ ations training conducted by Soldiers from “Although you are away from your fam- hotmail.com YAVORIV, Ukraine - U.S. Army Gen. 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd ily, you are with your Army family here,” Curtis M. Scaparrotti, Commander of Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Scaparrotti said. “Be assured that I appreci- CONTENTS European Command visited Soldiers of the Division, at the recently improved training ate what you are doing and the fact that Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine site. According to Scaparrotti, the training you are doing it during the holidays.” Marne Voices ...... 2A at the International Peacekeeping and he witnessed was outstanding and he was Following the visit, Lt. Gen. Pavlo Behind the Lens ...... 3A Security Center here, November 23. highly impressed with the professionalism Tkachuk, Commander of Ukraine's Land Veterans Day ...... 4A This was the last stop on a multi-day of both U.S. and Ukrainian Soldiers. Forces Academy, presented Scaparrotti with Scales of Justice ...... 6A holiday visit where he was accompanied Scaparrotti also had the opportunity to a token of appreciation for his dedication Community, Leisure1B by his EUCOM Senior Enlisted Leader, recognize seventeen Soldiers for their out- to the JMTG-U mission and Ukraine. Movie Schedule ...... 2B Master Chief Cris Addington, to engage standing accomplishments so far in JMTG-U is focused on building a sustain- Chaplain's Corner ....3B Sailors, Solders, Airman, and Marines in Ukraine. He also administered the oath of able and enduring capacity and capability ACS, FMWR Briefs. ..5B Romania and Ukraine. Scaparrotti was here enlistment to four Soldiers who were reen- in the Ukrainian land forces. This is accom- Births ...... 6B to observe the ongoing training and visit listing and promoted three officers to the plished through direct training in the near Sports, Recreation .10B with U.S. Soldiers and their multinational rank of 1st Lt. term and the consolidation and resourcing FS-HAAF briefs ...... 12B partners from Poland, Lithuania, Canada Scaparrotti took the time to share his of dedicated cadre for the future. 2A The Frontline December 1, 2016 3rd Infantry Division

Photos by Spc. Efren Rodriguez Marne Voices Speak Out LEFT: Master Sgt. Zalman Dass, Instead of drinking, what else can infantryman with 3-15 Inf., 2nd one do at a social gathering? IBCt, 3rd ID, skates with his family during a battalion organization day at Corkan "Pie in the face. You have to spin Recreational Facility, Fort the dial and land on a number. You Stewart, Nov. 23. click it that number of times and it shoves pie in your face if you click BOTTOM: Cpl. Quencey Celestin, too many. Yeah, it just throws pie infantryman with Charlie in your face." Company, 3-15 Inf., 2nd IBCT, Pvt. Jessica Kelley 3rd ID, holds his daughter dur- 2nd IBCT ing a battalion organization day at Corkan Recreation Facility, Fort Stewart, Nov. 23 "You can watch football."

Spc. Efren Rodriguez 2nd IBCT

"You can play sports."

Pfc. Tyler Lambert 2nd IBCT

"You could play dominoes"

Staff Sgt. Ronald Spencer 3-15 enjoys Army Family 2nd IBCT time before Thanksgiving Spc. Efren Rodriguez Soldiers and Families to bond Soldiers and Families ate 2nd IBCT Public Affairs over sports and food as an Army pizza, roller skated, rock climbed “You can play Family. and played laser tag at the on- Charades.” Leaders of 3rd Battalion, 15th “Organization day is an impor- post Morale, Wellness and Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry tant day for the battalion because Recreational center. Brigade Combat Team, 3rd it gives the unit a relaxed day,” “A battalion organization day Spc. Castro Infantry Division hosted a bat- said 2nd Lt. Patrick Ellison, event is important to build morale 2nd IBCT talion organization day at Corkan coordinator and operations offi- because Soldiers put in a lot of Recreational Facility, Fort cer with 3-15th Inf. “It provides work, day in and day out,” Ellison Stewart, Nov. 23. an opportunity for all the com- said. “This is an opportunity to The organization day was panies to network and bring thank them and their loved “Have a barbeque with friends and play cornhole and other carnival time set aside for 3-15th Inf. everyone together.” ones.” games. I think of going to a tailgate, grill some burgers, eat some hotdogs, play some games, play some US-led multinational teams assess Ukrainian brigades volleyball and have a good time.” 2nd Lt. Nicolas Laffosse Capt. Scott Kuhn force generation process?” 2nd IBCT U.S. Army Europe The idea for the assessment teams came out of a visit by Gen. Viktor Muzhenko, chief of general staff, YAVORIV, Ukraine--Two U.S.-led teams from the Commander in Chief of Armed Forces for Ukraine, to 3RD INFANTRY DIVISION COMMANDER, Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine conduct- 7th ATC’s Grafenwoehr and Hohenfels training centers SENIOR COMMANDER FS/HAAF ed week-long assessments of two Ukrainian combat in Germany. According to Aguto, Muzhenko was MAJ. GEN. JIM RAINEY brigades in Odessa and Kharkiv, Nov. 11. impressed with the way the U.S. Army assesses itself The teams were there to assess the combat readiness and learns from after action reviews. USAG FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER of the 28th and 53rd Brigades. The multinational teams “He asked us at that time if, when their units come COL. TOWNLEY R. HEDRICK were comprised of Canadian, U.K. and U.S. Soldiers in from the ATO, it would be possible to send an assess- HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER from 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Infantry ment team and take a look at their units for a couple LT. COL. MIKE SQUIRES Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division as well as of purposes,” Aguto said. “One, to just see the readiness 7th Army Training Command out of Grafenwoehr, of their units as they come off the ATO and two, and Frontline Germany. more importantly, was to help them improve their 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place According to Brig. Gen. Tony Aguto, commander of training plan as those units get ready to go back into suite 1087, building 1 Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314 7th Army Training Command, the multinational make- the ATO.” up of the teams was essential to their success. Currently, most U.S. training has occurred within Garrison Public Affairs Officer 3rd ID reporter Ron Elliott Staff Sgt. Nikki Felton “There’s not much that we do here that doesn’t the confines of the International Peacekeeping and involve all three of us,” Aguto said. “It is a synchronized Security Center in Yavoriv, Ukraine. The Joint Command Information Officer 1st ABCT NCOIC effort to build better Ukrainian training and forces. Multinational Training Group-Ukraine has spent the Jim Jeffcoat Staff Sgt. Syreetta L. Watts The assessment team would not have done any good past year helping to build an enduring and sustainable Editorial/Design Staff 1st ABCT reporters if one nation did it, if we are all eventually going to help training capacity through direct training and the devel- Managing Editor Sgt. Dean A. Gannon II train these units, so it made sense.” opment of dedicated cadre. The assessment teams Patrick M. Young Spc. Ryan Tatum Once on ground the teams got to work by first estab- offered another opportunity to assist in the develop- Web Site Content Manager lishing a baseline that they could use to assess the ment of that training capacity. Patrick M. Young 2nd IBCT NCOIC current training status and identify potential gaps in “I think it will allow us to develop or touch units we Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt the unit’s desired training progression. This was done would not have seen going into operations,” Aguto Graphic Artist Spc. Axel Collazo 2nd IBCT reporter through focused questioning to establish how the bri- said. “So, I think what they will do with this assessment Sgt. Joshua Laidacker gade, battalions and companies had trained prior to is possibly incorporate our recommendations to make Editorial Assistant their recent deployment to the Anti-Terrorist Operation these units better the same way we do out here in Sgt. Samantha Crecelius 3rd ID SB NCOIC Zone in Eastern Ukraine. The teams then assessed that Yavoriv.” Production Manager Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Navratil against current training, manning and equipping plans. According to Wisham, this assessment process may Maria C. Hendre 3rd ID SB reporter Lt. Col. Jay Wisham, commander of 6-8 Cav., led the be the way ahead for U.S. support to Ukrainian military Business Manager Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer reform. Odessa team. He said that the teams were able to con- Kathryn Fox Spc. Jamie Beale duct a thorough review of the Brigades’ current state “This certainly has the potential to be a very attrac- of readiness and what their training needs are as a unit tive option for the Ukrainian units and the tri-nations Hunter Public Affairs officer 3rd CAB NCOIC going through an immediate reset and retrain to get team as we go forward,” he said. “Over time we are Steven Hart Sgt. William Begley ready for their next ATO rotation. going to adjust the composition of what our forces do Hunter Deputy PAO 3rd ID Artillery OIC because the Ukrainian forces are becoming very adept Nancy Gould “This has a lot of potential strategic impact. It’s less 2nd Lt. Eric Park at running the CTC (combat training center) on their about hands on training and more about how we make 3rd Infantry Division recommendations and assist our Ukrainian partners,” own and that allows us to recapitalize some of our 3rd ID PAO Wisham said. “We are looking much deeper and with capability and actually help them in other ways. This Lt. Col. Brian J. Fickel This Civilian enterprise newspaper is an a much longer lens. How do we help them shape their could be one of those ways.” authorized publication for members of 3rd ID NCOIC the U.S. Army. Contents of the Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby Frontline are not necessarily the official views of, or are endorsed by, the U.S. DIVARTY receives Q-50 radars, training Government, Department of Defense, Department of the Army, or U.S. Forces 1st Lt. Eric Park tion coverage for indirect fire systems ranging from Voice your opinion! Command. It is published weekly by the Write a letter to the editor Public Affairs Office, Fort Stewart, DIVARTY Public Affairs around 500 meters to approximately 10,000 meters. Georgia. 31314-5000. All editorial The training was completed through coordination Send to: The Frontline content of the Frontline newspaper is Soldiers from Headquarters and Headquarters with 1st Battalion, 9th Field Artillery Regiment’s Attn: The Frontline, Editor prepared, edited, provided and approved 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place, suite 1087 by the Public Affairs Office of Fort Battery, 3rd Infantry Division Artillery field tested two Counterfire Cell. 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training heats up

Photo by Maj. Tobias Apticar A drone, flown by 3rd ID's Maj. Tobias Apticar, captures images of Engine-3 firefighters entering the Fort Stewart Firefighting trainer, at Fire Station number 1 on Fort Stewart, Nov. 22.

Photos by Maj. Tobias Apticar Using drone technology, the 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs, adds a fresh perpective to training on Fort Stewart. Community members can see similar images on the 3rd ID Facebook at www.facebook.com/3rd.Infantry.Division/videos.

Photo Pat Young Using drone technology, Maj. Tobias Apticar, operates a Phantom 4 drone capture photos and video of firefighters Photo by Pat Young using the Fort Stewart Firefighters prepare for training Nov. 22, outside the Fire Station Number 1 fire training facility on Fort Stewart. Firefighting trainer.

New technology takes training to new level by the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Pat Young Airfield Directorate of Emergency Fort Stewart Public Affairs Services, with their new $230,000 training facility. Preparing to endure a lack of oxy- Although the facility appears, from gen, smoke and fire, Staff Sergeant the outside, to look like a group of Emily Bradshaw, fire chief for the 92nd stacked rail-cargo containers painted Engineers, prepared to lead her team, red, Fire Chief Gary Flores said it pro- Nov. 22, into a building on Fort vides a lot of value to the installation Stewart, where the temperature emergency responders and their com- exceeded 925 degrees Fahrenheit. munity partners. Covered from head to toe and wear- Flores said the facility allows them ing an oxygen mask, there was no to do search and rescue operations in outward sign of anxiety as the team a confined space where temperatures stacked and moved smoothly into the can exceed 1000 degrees. But the building to combat the fires beyond. facility also offers cost savings and an And though this was a training exer- opportunity to work with local com- Photo by Pat Young cise, the overwhelming heat, flames, munity fire fighters. The 3rd ID Public Affairs Phantom 4 smoke made the treat real. According to Flores, while training Drone, according to Maj. Tobias Bradshaw said this type of training cost varies, sending a single person Apticar, who was using the drone is the exact type training her team off for certification could cost about to capture images of firefighters in needs to help prepare them for $1,200 per person. But he notes the action, Nov. 22 on Fort Stewart, has upcoming missions. facility offers local firefighter an a crash avoidance system, an inte- Photo by Pat Young “We need to get our guys some real opportunity in the area to come here grated gimbal, and additional fea- A firefighter works with a hose dur- world training,” Bradshaw said. “This to conduct their specialized training. tures that allow training images to ing training, Nov. 22 outside the is an intense burn, and great training. Training installation firefighters can be captured – adding a new per- Fort Stewart fire training facility. Next week were doing an aircraft fire.” take advantage of too. spective to journalism. The structure burn was provided 4A The Frontline December 1, 2016 3rd Infantry Division MARNE FACES, MARNE PLACES Mustangs on the move

Photos by Staff Sgt. Elizabeth Tarr Sgt. Christopher Marinucci, assistant team leader assigned to 6-8 Cav., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, points to an objective during an air assault mission in conjunction with a situational training exercise with Ukrainian soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 80th Airmobile Brigade, Nov. 26, at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center in Yavoriv, Ukraine. Ukrainian soldiers conduct air assault training Staff Sgt. Elizabeth Tarr bined arms maneuver,” said Sgt. Christopher According to Marinucci they teach them the stan- U.S. Army Europe Marinucci, assistant team leader assigned to 6-8 CAV. dard Army AAR process, which is extremely effective. “We’re working with rotary wing aircraft, armored They look at each phase of the operation to determine YAVORIV, Ukraine—Ukrainian soldiers assigned personnel carriers, dismounted infantry and it’s what the initial plan was and what actually happened to 1st Battalion, 80th Airmobile Brigade conducted important for the commander on the ground to be in order to learn how they could improve for the next an air assault mission in conjunction with a situa- confident working with all the combined elements.” training iteration. tional training exercise, led by U.S. Soldiers from 6th Prior to conducting the air assault mission, the Marinucci has been in Ukraine for six months and Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade Ukrainian soldiers went through several weeks of has formed strong bonds with the Ukrainian soldiers. Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Nov. 28, at the training to prepare them for a successful mission. “Some of the Ukrainian soldiers have told us that International Peacekeeping and Security Center. “We started off by doing squad, platoon and com- we may have been born American but we are defi- The training scenario consisted of a platoon-sized pany level situational training exercises, medical train- nitely Ukrainian at heart, which is a great compli- element of Ukrainian soldiers assaulting from four ing, such as first aid and combat life savers course, ment.” Mi-8 helicopters during a simulated firefight to relieve call for fire procedures, and then went into hot load/ Soldiers of 6-8 CAV are currently responsible for Ukrainian forces that were pinned down. Once the cold load procedures for the aircraft before conduct- training Ukrainian ground forces as part of the Joint area was secured, Ukrainian soldiers utilizing BTR ing this training,” Marinucci said. Multinational Training Group-Ukraine. JMTG-U is armored personnel carriers and ZU-23-2 towed anti- Once the mission was complete, the Ukrainian training Ukrainian land forces and building a team aircraft weapons provided support in strengthening soldiers conducted an after action review. The AAR of Ukrainian cadre who will ultimately assume that the defensive perimeter. allows soldiers to understand what went well during responsibility. The training is designed to reinforce “This training is important because it builds con- the training, and how they can improve the training defensive skills of the Ukrainian ground forces in order fidence in the Ukrainian force’s ability to utilize com- to obtain better results in the future. to increase their capacity for self-defense.

Ukrainian soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 80th Airmobile Brigade fire a ZU-23-2 towed antiaircraft weapon before conducting an air assault mission in conjunction with a situational training exercise led by Soldiers from 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, Nov. 28, at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center.

BELOW: Two Ukrainian soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 80th Airmobile Brigade carry a SPG-9 recoilless rifle after conducting an air assault mission in conjunction with a situational training exercise led by Soldiers from 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, Nov. 26, at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center.

ABOVE: A Ukrainian soldier assigned to 1st Battalion, 80th Airmobile Brigade lays in the prone position to provide coverage for an air assault mission in conjunction with a situational training exercise led by Soldiers from 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, Nov. 28 at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center. Rock of the Marne December 1, 2016 The Frontline 5A

Photo by: Gizangely Marrero Staff Sgt. Christopher Tenayuca, Jennifer Lewis, Shekita Shinholster, and Master Sgt. Vernon Williams, stand in front of a bicycle; as cycling is a popular adaptive reconditioning program at the Fort Stewart WTB. Red Cross helps with Warrior Transition Battalion

Gizangely Marrero, to engage in activities that help them proud to say that during Marne week; out range from yoga to taekwondo, to cycling Fort Stewart Red Cross transition back to active duty or civilian of the 15 teams competing, the Fort and so on. The calendar has 25 hours of life. Stewart WTB team placed first in wheel- activities per week. For some, there is no greater calling A major part of that process is sports chair basketball. Some Soldiers train to become par- than helping Soldiers who served their or adaptive sports; where outdoor cycling “It’s a fantastic job," Karolev said. "I get ticipants at the Warrior Games; which are country. Jennifer Lewis, an adaptive and other popular activities are done. to help Soldiers in their recovery through held in Chicago this June, hosted by the reconditioning manager and physical The activities address physical needs; but sports.” Navy. Seven Soldiers from the Fort therapist, and Buddy Karolev, an adaptive also allows Soldiers to cope with stress. The breakdown of the Soldiers sched- Stewart WTB went to the regional trials reconditioning coordinator and coach; The Soldiers have an opportunity to ule is that they do 4.5 hours of adaptive at Fort Benning. The results of who made both, understand that feeling as they work with people like Jennifer and Buddy reconditioning per week; in which 2.5 is it to the Army trials at Fort Bliss this have played a key role in helping others to address their issues - whether physical a modern intensity exercise. They have a February are still pending. at the Warrior Transition Battalion. health or mental well-being. Karolev physical therapy adaptive reconditioning If you are interested in volunteering Jennifer Lewis said the purpose of the coaches about 80 percent of all the Fort calendar that shows all the different with the WTB, contact the Fort Stewart WTB is to assist wounded and ill Soldiers Stewart WTB available sports and is activities Soldiers can participate in. They Red Cross Office at 912-767-2197. Controlled Burn Season to Begin Soon

Courtesy photo Amanda Price up-to-date on any changes to the burn plan for DPW Environmental Division a particular day. During a burn, Forestry monitors weather via Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield’s Forestry the National Weather Service in Charleston, Branch will begin a controlled burn season Georgia Forestry Commission, five local remote today. Controlled burning is a managed burn access weather stations located throughout Fort that uses low intensity fire to improve and Stewart and close observation from at least two enhance our Soldiers’ training lands, clear of the five fire towers located on the installation. underbrush to reduce wildfire hazards and Fort Stewart foresters do everything within their improve wildlife habitat. Because of Fort power to manage smoke impacts from these Stewart’s aggressive burn program, the number burns and ensure the safety of residents both of wildfires has steadily decreased over the past in and around Fort Stewart. However, there are 10 years. Since the year 2000, not one day of uncontrollable conditions, such as sudden training has been lost on the installation due changes in wind direction and/or intensity that to wildfires. can cause smoke to drift into surrounding Extensive preparation and work goes into neighborhoods or highways. For this reason, each planned burn. The Forestry Branch devel- the Forestry Branch asks residents to be aware ops burn prescriptions for each area that will of the ongoing burn season and to use extra be burned during the season. These planned caution when traveling through areas where burns may involve burning 500 acres to 2,500 smoke may be present. acres per day and may occur on any day during Stewart-Hunter recognizes that our forests the burn season. Even with preplanning, the and trees are a vital resource to both our present dates of each burn are only estimates as they and future missions. Controlled burning is are dependent upon weather conditions as well critical to sustaining the environment in which as access to military training areas. However, we train, work, live and play as well as preserv- the Forestry Branch goes to great lengths to ing it for future generations. ensure the installation and surrounding com- For questions regarding the upcoming con- munities are aware of scheduled burns and trolled burn season, please call 912-767-2010. Parking lot Safety

Richard W Rudolph ber: Safety Officer, 406th AFSBn • Back out of parking spots slowly, looking left, right, and then left again. Now that the Holiday season is • Be vigilant and drive defensively. upon us, there will be people in a rush • Watch your speed. Don’t forget to Recycle to get into and out of stores to do their • Use your seatbelts. shopping. With their minds on • Do not drive or let others drive your Live Christmas Tree! Christmas gifts, decorations, and while fatigued or under the influence travel plans, they will also be in a rush of alcohol! Christmas Tree Collection Dates: to get into and out of parking spaces. Vehicles also will be trying to get to When they’re behind the wheel, this a spot they see before someone else, Remove 26 DEC 16 – 7 JAN 17 lack of attention to the road and to and might be focused on that instead all lights, ornaments, and surroundings is a form of distracted of you pulling out. If you have a new stands before Collection Bins Located at: driving. or inexperienced driver in your fam- recycling. According to www.distraction.gov, ily, review parking lot safety with Fort Stewart: PX Parking Lot in 2014 alone there were 3,179 people them before they drive. Not only is it Hunter Army Airfield: PX Parking Lot killed and 431,000 injured in acci- the Holiday Season, it’s also the Rush dents that involved distracted driving. Season, so do yourself a favor and This year, please be aware in of chil- spend your money on gifts instead of For more information please call dren and other holiday shoppers car repairs and hospital bills. while driving in parking lots and Visit www.nsc.org and www.dris- 912-767-6573/8880 garages. Here are some tips to remem- traction.gov for additional safety tips. 6A The Frontline December 1, 2016 3rd Infantry Division SCALES OF JUSTICE Marne Pride in action for 3rd ID Nov. 21 - Safeguarding personal property Nov. 27 in on-post quarters, barracks

Office of the Staff Judge Advocate to prove ownership. Providing advertisements of 2 total DUI's for Nov. 21 - Nov. 27 comparable items or an appraisal is usually sufficient 4 DUI's for Nov. 14 - Nov. 20 Q: Can I file a claim if my property is stolen from to substantiate value. Remember, the better your 3 DUI's for Nov. 7 - Nov. 13 my on-post quarters or barracks? records are, the quicker and more accurate your A: Yes. The Personnel Claims Act allows the Army settlement will be. As part of the 3rd behind the wheel. I know Q: How can Commanders assist in the prevention to pay for certain types of property loss, including Infantry Division's that I can call someone loss of property due to theft if the loss occurred in of barracks theft? Marne Pride Anti- for a ride any time I feel on-post living quarters or barracks. However, the A: A Soldier’s command can ensure that all incom- that I need to get out of an PCA specifically provides that losses from CONUS ing Soldiers get briefed on properly safeguarding Driving Under the Influence Campaign unsafe situation. off-post housing or losses due to the claimant’s own their personal property while residing in the bar- I will respect your rules. negligence are not payable. racks. Unit supply rooms can be made available to which began Sept. 1, I will drive within the Q: How do I properly safeguard my property in Soldiers when they are going on extended leave. 2011, the Frontline is boundaries we've dis- the barracks? Commanders should adhere to strict key control keeping up with how cussed. A: Small, easily pilfered items such as laptop com- procedures. For those rooms that have key code Marne Soldiers at Fort I will call you. If I need a puters, cameras, iPods, cell phones, MP3 players, entry pads, ensure that the codes are changed as Stewart-Hunter Army ride home I can count on and similar items should be secured in a locked wall personnel PCS or change barracks rooms. Finally, Airfield are doing in the someone in my chain of commanders should ensure that all barracks person- locker or foot locker when not being used. Remember, campaign by publish- command to either pick while you may have a roommate, you don’t always nel complete high-value inventory lists. ing this chart showing me up or make arrange- know who will be entering your room when you’re Q: What is the amount payable on a specific ments to have me picked not there. Large amounts of cash or valuable jew- claim? how units are faring and how much more up, no questions asked elry should not be stored in a desk drawer or under A: The PCA does not provide insurance coverage. and without retribution. your mattress. These items should be stored in a Instead, it was created by Congress to lessen the attention leaders I agree to live and abide locked container, preferably double locked, when hardships of military life by providing a gratuitous, should give on the sub- by this pledge. the owner is not present in the room. Stereo systems, but sometimes limited compensation for certain ject of DUIs. Following Commanders and desktop computers, and similar electronic items types of property losses. Compensation under the is a reminder of that Leaders: should be secured in a wall locker or unit supply PCA is limited to the lesser of the cost to repair or pledge: I will be there for you. I/ room when the Soldier is going to be absent for an replace the damaged item. In addition, the replace- I will drive safely. I will We will ensure, that if extended period of time, for example, temporary ment cost of an item under the PCA is not the price operate the vehicle safely called upon, we will duty, leave or deployments. you paid for the item, but rather the value of an item and follow all laws and either arrange for trans- Most claims for property stolen from barracks of comparable quality depreciated at an annual rate safety rules. I will wear portation or personally rooms involve a thief who forced entry into the room to the age of the damaged item. For example, if your my seat belt at all times. I provide you a safe ride or container containing the property. Never leave ten year old color television was stolen, the replace- will not use a cell phone home, even if you have your door or windows open or unlocked when you ment value will not be what you paid for your televi- to talk or text message broken every rule that we are not in your barracks room. Leaving your room sion. Rather, it will be the cost of a new color televi- while driving. have agreed to follow, we unsecure may indicate negligence, and the PCA bars sion of comparable quality, depreciated to the value I won't drive if I am will make sure you get payment of claims where the claimant was negligent. of a 10-year-old television. impaired. I will not drive home safely. Q: How do I properly safeguard my property in Q: What are the steps required to submit a claim? after drinking or using I will be a good role model on-post living quarters? A: First, notify the Military Police immediately any chemical that would and lead by example. I A: Keep all windows closed and locked when not after the incident to report the circumstances of the alter my ability to drive agree to live by the same at home. For personnel in quarters, the need to theft and to report all missing property. Second, safely (including certain safe driving rules we have secure or conceal small high value items within the after you get a copy of the final military police report, prescription drugs). set for you. home only arises if the occupants will be away for gather all necessary substantiation and visit the Fort I won't get in the car with Additionally, all new an extended period. Ensure Family Members know Stewart Claims Office to start the claims process. an unsafe driver. I will Soldiers to the Marne to follow these rules when you are on leave or Q: How do I contact the Fort Stewart Claims not ride with someone Division will sign a simi- deployed. Carefully screen individuals that you Office? who is impaired because lar pledge - keep your unit decide to leave spare keys with. The same forced A: The Fort Stewart Claims Office is located on the of alcohol or drugs (legal off the bottle by abiding entry rule applies as it does with barracks rooms. first floor of building 709 on Gulick Ave. and William or not), or with someone by your pledge. DON'T Q: If my personal property gets stolen from my H. Wilson Ave. directly north of Popeye’s. The phone I know is aggressive DRINK AND DRIVE. on-post living quarters or barracks, how can I sub- number is 912-767- stantiate my claim? 8185/1052. Office A: It’s up to you to document your losses. In order hours are Monday to substantiate a claim, you must show proof of through Friday 8 a.m. ownership and prove the value of the stolen items. to 4 p.m., except fed- Proof of purchase, debit or credit card transaction eral holidays and some records, video or photographs are usually sufficient training holidays.

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be getting drones for Christmas. 4. If requesting to use ROZ’s on the Vol. 51, Issue 33 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com July 21, 2016 Drones come in all shapes and sizes, weekend must check in no later than 6 here's what's inside some are high-end quadcopter or low- p.m. on Friday. end $20 knockoffs from Walmart. The FAA is implementing many new Regardless, the FAA is very, very worried polices for sUAS operations and operators Military student registration for Liberty County about what happens when 1 million new are strongly encourage to remain up to schools today: All Liberty County schools will be registering military students today, giving class aircraft enter the airspace. It is important date with operating rules and require- assignments and answer- ing academic and school- related questions for the ments. To get most current information 2016-2017 school year. for all military and civilian personnel Forms of identification such as proof of residence, transcripts, and Photo by Spc. John Onuoha assigned to the installation, read the operators may log on to https://www.Faa. medical forms may be Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. Regt., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, arrive at the Lviv required. For a complete Airport, July 9. The Mustangs are here for a five-month rota- listing, visit www. tion in support of Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine, guidelines and resections outlined in gov/uas and view updates and changes StewartHunterMWR. which is tasked with reinforcing defensive skills of the com. Ukrainian Ground Forces in order to increase their capacity for self-defense. Stewart-Hunter Back to USAG Policy Letter #45, regarding the use to FAA sUAS policies. The FAA has start- School Fairs planned: Community Activity Information Mustangs arrive in preparation for Ukraine mission of Radio Controlled Model aircraft and ed a campaign “Know before you fly,” it Registration and Back to Spc. John Onuoha School Fairs 2IBCT UPAR The mission entails training Ukrainian bat- will be held talions that come through the International Michael Oliver of 6-8 Cav. Regt. "All Soldiers must conduct themselves with dignity and Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems. includes videos instruction people on 10 a.m.-2 AVORIV, Ukraine Peacekeeping and Security Center on a 55-day - Soldiers of respect, be able to train with their counter- p.m., July 26 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry training rotation. It is designed to reinforce parts every day to get the Ukrainian Army at Fort Stewart in the Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade defensive skills of the Ukrainian Ground better.” https://intra.stewart.army.mil/garrison/ how to safely and correctly use drone. Newman Fitness Center Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Forces in order to increase their capacity for and July 28 at Hunter Division,Y arrived July 9 and immediately got self-defense. In addition to preparing for the mission, Army Airfield in the to work in preparation for their five-month "The general mission is to train the Soldiers were advised on how to build a good Tominac Fitness Center. long mission in Yavoriv, Ukraine. Ukrainian Army and build partnership on a relationship with their Ukrainian counterparts strategic level," said Command Sgt. Maj. and why it is important for the success of the gc/Policy Letter - GC 2012/USAG. Among those are: Don’t fly drones above Free backpacks and MUSTANGS school supplies will be mission. provided by Operation 1. All RC/sUAS of all shapes and sizes 400 feet, within five miles of an airport or Homefront for children of Page 7A Active Duty E1-E6 or all ranks of post 9/11 wound- Photo by Sgt. Lauren Harrah Soldiers of 3-69 AR, 3rd ID, review ed, ill or injured (includes zeroing targets during an M4 rifle are prohibited for operating on the instal- near a stadium. National Guard and range at Zagan Training Area, Reserve on Title 10 fed- Poland, July 12. The unit, on a eral orders.) Families training rotation in support of must pre-register online lationwithout specific Operation Atlantic Resolve, kicked prior to the event to off a week-long small arms den- receive a backpack. sity with a known distance range Supplies are limited, and night fire range to enhance approval. therefor it is on a first- weapon proficiency. Operation registered, first-served Atlantic Resolve is being conduct- basis. For more informa- ed in Eastern Europe to demon- tion, call 912-767-6212. 2. There are two Center for Interpersonal Psychotherapy strate U.S. commitment to the collective security of NATO and its (Former University Professor with Research Publications) dedication to enduring peace and Recreational Restricted stability in the region. Short-term, Cognitive, Problem-Solving Approach ‘Speed and Power’ kicks off Atlantic Resolve rotation at the range Spc. Lauren Harrah 24th Press Camp Headquarters conducted an M4 rifle range at Zagan Summer safety campaign Training Area, Poland, July 12. The goal is to enhance weapons profi- The event kicked off a week-long small ciency as well as build Soldiers’ confidence Dr. Mahesh Gupta continues: : The 100 Days ZAGAN, Poland – "Speed and Power" of Summer campaign Soldiers of 3rd Combined Arms Battalion, arms density, training Soldiers on various using them as they move toward gunnery, focuses on traffic safety 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, weapons systems to include the M4 rifle, explained 1st Sgt. Mark Martin, senior and will continue through in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, M9 pistol, M249 machine gun, and M240 enlisted advisor, 3-69 AR. • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) • Stress • Anxiety • Loneliness Sept. 1. There will be machine gun. “It’s a stepping stone from day one increased safety check- ATLANTIC through day five this week,” Martin said. • Unresolved Interpersonal Tensions • Marital Conflicts / Pre-Marital points to ensure that driv- coastal ers are buckling up and Page 4A • Domestic Violence Counseling driving safely by Fort • Depression • Anger Stewart and surrounding • Wellness Without Medication law enforcement agencies. For more informa- Photos by Spc. Corey tion, you may call 912- Foreman 767-6390. Soldiers of 3-15th psychology ADSM: Referral from the MTF is not needed for your family members. Inf. 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ABOVE: Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 64th Armor conducts Table XII gunnery Nov. 22, at Fort Stewart as part of the road to National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California. 2nd Platoon is task to conduct Table XII Gunnery, said 1st Lt. Gilberto Lim, a Platoon Leader for Company A. Table XII gunnery is the final step to certify a company. Table XII consist of day and night firing for the Bradley Fighting vehicle crews.

RIGHT: Soldiers from 1-64 Armor hides in concealment for Table XII gunnery Nov. 22, at Fort Stewart as part of the road to National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California. “Table XII gunnery gives the Platoon Sergeant and Platoon Leaders the opportunity to develop their command and control of their Bradley Fighting Vehicles and dismounted elements,” said 1st. Lt. Gilberto Lim, Platoon Leader for Company A.

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8A The Frontline December 1, 2016 3rd Infantry Division Marne Reception Center welcomes new commander Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer The Marne Reception Center 3ID SB PAO is responsible for the reception, staging, onward movement and Soldiers, Family and friends integration of all new Soldiers of the Marne Reception Center, and their Family Members Special Troops Battalion, 3rd assigned to Stewart-Hunter. The Infantry Division Sustainment division’s combat readiness is Brigade welcomed a new com- sustained by ensuring all indi- mander and bid farewell to the viduals in-process and partici- old during a change of com- pate in the orientation briefings mand ceremony Nov. 22 at the and stations. reception center on Fort Over the span of 14 months Stewart. as the commander, Cook and The outgoing commander, her team in-processed more Capt. Torshal R. Cook, relin- than 8,000 Soldiers into the divi- quished her duties to the incom- sion, taking them through the ing commander, Capt. Vernita Soldier Readiness Center, the D. Handsborough, the former Soldier Service Center, and the Special Troops Battalion opera- Central Issue Facility to com- tions officer. plete a variety of medical, finan- “Capt. Handsborough has an cial and clothing requirements. outstanding reputation, leading “It has been the most reward- Soldiers both as a noncommis- ing position I have ever held,” Photos by Sgt. Caitlyn C. Smoyer sioned officer and an officer,” Cook said. “I loved it because I Capt. Torshal R. Cook, the outgoing commander of the Marne Reception Center, STB, 3rd IDSB, said Lt. Col. Michael D. Hagerty, love Soldiers.” passes the guideon to Lt. Col. Michael D. Hagerty, the STB commander, during a change of the STB commander. “She is She will now return to STB to command ceremony, Nov. 22, at the reception center on Fort Stewart. This act signifies the absolutely the professional that work as the battalion’s intelli- return of responsibility that was entrusted to her upon assuming command. is required for this position.” gence officer.

Capt. Vernita D. Handborough, the incoming commander of the Marne Reception Center, Special Troops Battalion, 3rd IDSB, gives a speech during a change of command ceremony, Nov. 22, at the reception center on Fort Stewart. She said, “The two key elements of command are authority and responsibility. I will exercise both.”

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As the weather gets cold- er, some people are prone to get sick. Many of us are more so when the weather changes, especially when the weather changes rap- idly. It's easy to reduce your chances of catching something like the cold or worse, the Flu. Just take precau- tions. We all know to wash our hands frequently; but sometimes we forget because we get either lazy or busy. So, washing your hands is very important. But at first sign of you feeling a little off; you can help prepare your body by taking medication, natural rem- edies, or simply drinking some tea with honey and lemon. If you can, try to avoid Staff Sgt. Michael Blue, lead vocals, Audie Murphy’s those who are sick, clean Photos by Sgt. William Begley Mix Tape (3rd ID Band), gets the crowd on their feet your work area, as well as Audie Murphy’s Mix Tape (3rd Infantry Division Band), put on a rocking show at the at the “Hunt the Good Stuff” concert put on by your hands before touching “Hunt the Good Stuff” concert put on by Army Community Services of Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Community Services at the your eyes, nose, or mouth. Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield at the HAAF PX parking lot Nov. 3. Hunter PX parking lot Nov. 3. For me, getting sick is the worst. You can try your best not to get sick; But sometimes you still do. As long as you follow these steps, the time you remain Hunting the Good Stuff with Stewart-Hunter ACS sick may be dramatically reduced. Sgt. William Begley Aviation Regiment, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade. Stay warm, stay well. 3rd CAB Public Affairs “The atmosphere is great, the music is awesome, the band is taking every opportunity they can to talk about Hunt the Good Resiliency. Not everyone has it. That’s why the Fort Stewart- Stuff and it’s been an all-around great event,” Lopez said. “Resiliency Hunter Army Airfield Army Community Services put on a “Hunt is something that everyone needs.” the Good Stuff” concert in the Hunter PX parking lot featuring Angela Murphy is with Fort Stewart ACS, and she teaches sur- Audie Murphy’s Mix Tape from the 3rd Infantry Division Band, vivor outreach service financial counseling. She is also a resil- Nov. 3. iency trainer. Monica Battle, Army Community Services officer at Hunter said “We teach people practical skills that they can take into the the reason for the concert is to promote resiliency and show world and use when they are confronting a situation that they are Soldiers and Families the benefits of Master Resiliency Training having issues with,” Murphy said. “They give you another avenue and how to implement the techniques taught. to try and deal with things that may be difficult for you.” “We want to teach people how to bounce back and be healthy,” Murphy said she has heard several success stories from program Battle said. “This outreach is to show people how to Hunt the Good participants. Stuff. We teach them to look at the positives in their life and focus “I’ve had lots of people that have come back after the training on that as opposed to focusing on the negative things.” and tell me how much it’s made a difference in their lives. Little Participants were asked to write down a positive point about things like writing stuff down before you go to sleep at night gives their day and put it on a post-it note and stick it to the stage. you better sleep because you’re thinking about something good One of the participants was Master Sgt. Ricardo Lopez, so you have a more positive outlook when you wake up in the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd morning.” Courtesy photo

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].

Curried Turkey Salad Preparation: 15 minutes • 1 cup plain low-fat yogurt (Aisle 14) • Put plain yogurt, fresh lime juice, curry powder, ground red pepper, and salt • 4 teaspoons fresh lime juice (Aisle 8) in a medium bowl and stir with a whisk until smooth. Fold • 2 teaspoons curry powder (Aisle 10) in the chopped turkey, chopped red bell pepper, fresh basil, • 1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper (Aisle 10) and shredded carrots. • 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt (Aisle 10) • Arrange 1 1/2 cups of the mixed baby lettuce on each of • 5 cups chopped cooked turkey (Aisle 13) the 4 plates. Spoon 1 cup of the turkey salad on each plate • 1 cup chopped red bell pepper (Produce Aisle) of greens. Serve immediately. • 3 tablespoons fresh Thai basil (or regular basil) (Produce Aisle) • 1 cup shredded (matchstick) carrots (Produce Aisle) Nutritional Information • 6 cups mixed baby salad greens (Produce Aisle) (1 salad) | Calories: 376 | Fat: 10 grams | Protein: 57 grams | Carbohydrates: 13 grams 2b The Frontline December 1, 2016 We're saving a seat for you AT THE MOVIES

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Soldiers assigned to 3rd IDSB ensure that everything is ready for the Thanksgiving Day meal Nov. 24 at the Marne Bistro on Fort Stewart. The installation’s dining facilities used the holiday to showcase culinary expertise as food service personnel participated in the 2016 Thanksgiving Best Dining Facility Competition.

Col. Jered P. Helwig, commander of the 3rd IDSB, and Lt. Col. Michael D. Hagerty, commander of the Special Troops Battalion, carve meat U.S Army photos by Spc. Jamie Beale for Provider Soldiers Command Sgt. Maj. Shontina M. Edwards, the command sergeant major of and their Families the 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade, serves Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 24 during the Nov. 24 to Provider Soldiers and Family members at the Marne Bistro on Fort Thanksgiving dinner Stewart. It is a long-standing Army tradition for the chain of command to at the Marne Bistro serve the troops during this holiday meal. on Fort Stewart. 3rd ID joins Holiday party survival guide: Tips to avoid weight gain StatePoint sation and sneak in exercise.” Don’t Overdo the Buffet Hinesville in Lights decorate streets across the coun- Holiday meals tend to be large, buffet- try. The holiday season is officially upon style gatherings where it is easy to overeat us! However, with the joy of the season and fill up on unhealthy options. comes the tendency to over-indulge. To avoid overeating, Mangieri recom- giving thanks On average, Americans gain approxi- mends loading your party plate with lean mately one to two pounds during the protein and veggies. “But that poses a Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt holiday season. With just a few strategies problem at many holiday parties because 2nd IBCT Public Affairs from nutrition experts, you can avoid treats and snacks are often all that fill the weight gain while still enjoying friends, countertops. Stay in control by taking your Representatives of 3rd Infantry Division family and holiday feasts. own healthy protein options with you such attended the 14th annual Mayor’s Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt Don’t Skip Meals as turkey meatballs, chicken skewers or a Thanksgiving Program at First United 2nd IBCT Commander, Col. “In preparation for a holiday feast, do shrimp cocktail platter,” says Mangieri. Methodist Church of Hinesville, Nov. 20. James Dooghan, represented not skip meals throughout the day,” says Also note that it takes about 20 minutes The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield the 3rd ID in Hinesville's Heather Mangieri, registered dietitian for your stomach to tell your brain you are senior chaplain, Col. Gregory Walker, and annual Thanksgiving Service, nutritionist and Academy of Nutrition and full. “Before going back for seconds, take 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team Nov. 20. Dietetics spokesperson. “Skipping meals time to savor each bite and enjoy conver- Commander, Col. James Dooghan, spoke can result in overeating later on.” sation with friends and family,” says on behalf of the 3rd Infantry Division, about the relationship the community Instead, Mangieri recommends eating Mangieri. has with the military. foods full of protein and high in fiber Don’t Splurge on Sweets This year’s theme was “Rising from the Storm” to reflect Liberty County’s before the feast because these foods will “It is okay to save room for dessert, but ability to bond as a community and help one another rebuild after Hurricane fill you up and satisfy hunger. try to choose only one splurge item,” rec- Matthew this past October. The event focused on the strength the community Don’t Forget to Exercise ommends Smithson. “These sweet treats displayed to persevere through hardships the storm left in its path. The holidays are a busy time full of can stick to your waistline and the added During his remarks, Dooghan related the city’s response to the resilience cooking, decorating, shopping and catch- sugar may make you crash later.” Avoid instilled in Soldiers. ing up with loved ones. But remember, it overdoing it on desserts and limit sugary “Last month’s hurricane demonstrated how a cohesive community like ours is still important to make time for physical beverages. effectively prepares for, supports each other during, and heals after damages activity. Use these expert tips at the holiday din- caused by adversities like a storm,” Dooghan said. “We have set a tradition to include a ner table to maintain a healthful eating “We grow as a community through adversity, and we succeed as a commu- family walk over the holidays,” says regis- plan throughout the entire season. The nity through our strong bonds,” he continued. “Our servicemen and families tered dietitian nutritionist and Academy holidays are a wonderful time of the year, are truly grateful to have been grafted into this community with people like each spokesperson Toby Smithson. “It’s a great and it is possible to enjoy this special time of you.” time to create memories, share in conver- without weight gain. HINESVILLE’S BEST WE’VE MOVED LOCATIONS 465 Elma G Miles Pkwy, Hinesville GA 31313

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Nov. 18 Rontier Andre Chandler and Tashay Lanay Danielle Louise Hethcox. Chandler. Daina Yemele Medofo, a girl, 8 pounds, 4 Casey Mikai Winborn, a boy, 7 pounds, 6 ounces, born to Spc. Keuly Tiomo Yemele and Nov. 23 ounces, born to Spc. Anthony Winborn and Jeraldine Kana Tsagoua. Chinaqua Winborn. Kaliyah Lavae Bristow, a girl, 6 pounds, 2 Nov. 20 ounces, born to Spc. Shaquille Bristow and Raven Corey Andrew Bowman Jr., a boy, 8 pounds, 9 Monique Bristow. ounces, born to Capt. Corey A. Bowman and Jessica Bowman. Nov. 25

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Let's keep infants safe in shopping cart this Holiday Season

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Vol. 51, Issue 33 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com Separate 256 sqft. office w/hardwood floors, • here's what's July 21, 2016 •• Online inside FULL LINE PET STORE vaulted pine ceiling w/speakers & track lighting. Military student registration for Liberty County schools today: All Liberty County schools will be registering military students today, giving class Reptiles assignments and answer- ing academic and school- related questions for the 2016-2017 school year. Forms of identification Perfect for mother-in-law suite or home office. such as proof of residence, transcripts, and Photo by Spc. John Onuoha medical forms may be Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. Regt., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, arrive at the Lviv • required. For a complete Airport, July 9. The Mustangs are here for a five-month rota- listing, visit www. tion in support of Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine, StewartHunterMWR. which is tasked with reinforcing defensive skills of the com. Ukrainian Ground Forces in order to increase their capacity for self-defense. Stewart-Hunter Back to School Fairs planned: • Community Activity Small Animals Information New tile, windows, sliding glass doors, Mustangs arrive in preparation for Ukraine mission Registration • Anytime and Back to Spc. John Onuoha School Fairs 2IBCT UPAR The mission entails training Ukrainian bat- will be held talions that come through the International Michael Oliver of 6-8 Cav. Regt. "All Soldiers must conduct themselves with dignity and 10 a.m.-2 AVORIV, Ukraine Peacekeeping and Security Center on a 55-day - Soldiers of respect, be able to train with their counter- p.m., July 26 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry training rotation. It is designed to reinforce at Fort Stewart in the defensive skills of the Ukrainian Ground parts every day to get the Ukrainian Army • Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade better.” Newman Fitness Center Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Forces in order to increase their capacity for and July 28 at Hunter Division,Y arrived July 9 and immediately got self-defense. In addition to preparing for the mission, Army Airfield in the to work in preparation for their five-month "The general mission is to train the Soldiers were advised on how to build a good Tominac Fitness Center. long mission in Yavoriv, Ukraine. Ukrainian Army and build partnership on a relationship with their Ukrainian counterparts Free backpacks and strategic level," said Command Sgt. Maj. and why it is important for the success of the s.s. appl., dbl. vanities, all new 2016, MUSTANGS school supplies will be mission. provided by Operation Page 7A Birds Homefront for children of Active Duty E1-E6 or all ranks of post 9/11 wound- Photo by Sgt. Lauren Harrah ed, ill or injured (includes Soldiers of 3-69 AR, 3rd ID, review National Guard and zeroing targets during an M4 rifle Reserve on Title 10 fed- range at Zagan Training Area, eral orders.) Families Poland, July 12. The unit, on a must pre-register online training rotation in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, kicked • prior to the event to receive a backpack. off a week-long small arms den- New roof 2013. Granite kitchen with granite floors Supplies are limited, sity with a known distance range therefor it is on a first- and night fire range to enhance registered, first-served weapon proficiency. Operation basis. For more informa- Atlantic Resolve is being conduct- tion, call 912-767-6212. ed in Eastern Europe to demonstrate U.S. commitment to the • collective security of NATO and its Feeder Rodents dedication to enduring peace and Anywhere ‘Speed and Power’ kicks off Atlantic Resolve rotationstability in the region.at the range Spc. Lauren Harrah & cherry cabinets, screened in porch w/Jacuzzi 24th Press Camp Headquarters conducted an M4 rifle range at Zagan Summer safety campaign Training Area, Poland, July 12. The goal is to enhance weapons profi- continues: : The 100 Days ZAGAN, Poland The event kicked off a week-long small ciency as well as build Soldiers’ confidence • – "Speed and Power" of Summer campaign Soldiers of 3rd Combined Arms Battalion, arms density, training Soldiers on various using them as they move toward gunnery, focuses on traffic safety 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, weapons systems to include the M4 rifle, explained 1st Sgt. Mark Martin, senior and will continue through in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, M9 pistol, M249 machine gun, and M240 enlisted advisor, 3-69 AR. Sept. 1. There will be machine gun. “It’s a stepping stone from day one increased safety check- ATLANTIC through day five this week,” Martin said. points to ensure that drivers are buckling up and Page 4A driving safely by Fort Tropical & Stewart and surrounding hookup, and fireplace. 2 car garage, alarm and sprinkler law enforcement agencies. For more informa- Photos by Spc. Corey tion, you may call 912- Foreman 767-6390. Soldiers of 3-15th Inf. Regt., 2IBCT, CONTENTS 3rd ID, march in formation to reunite with Saltwater Fish Marne Voices...... 2A Family, July 10, at Behind the Lens...... 3A Fort Stewart. Marne Faces, Places...4A Health of the Forces....5A system, 1/2 acre corner lot. Scales of Justice...... 6A ‘Can do’ Soldiers home at last Stewart-Hunter Briefs.6A Community, Leisure..1B Spc. Corey Foreman Movie Schedule...... 2B 2IBCT Public Affairs months of support to the Joint Multinational operations at a battalion-level and defend Birth Announcements.3B Training Group-Ukraine or JMTG-U, July 10. the sovereignty of their nation. ACS, FMWR Briefs...... 5B Soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, 15th The “Can Do” battalion deployed with four Chaplain's Corner...... 6B Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade companies from 3-15 Infantry Regiment Spc. Curtis Russell, Co. C, 3-15 Inf. Regt., talked about how glad he is to be home. “It's Sports, Recreation.....9B Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division returned including Charlie, Delta, Golf and great to be back in the United States. I’ve been Sports Briefs...... 10B to Fort Stewart, Georgia from Yavoriv, Ukraine Headquarters and Headquarters Company. after successfully completing nearly six The Soldiers focused on developing the to Iraq and now Ukraine,” said Russell. “Being Ukrainian army’s ability to conduct defensive to both of those countries it makes you appre- CAN DO 656 E Pine St ciate home.” CALL: Douglas Kaufman 24/7 Access Page 5A Jesup GA, 31545 for private showings. www.stewartfrontline.com 912-559-2805 Look for us on facebook Cell: 912-695-1781 Don’t forget to check us out on Get the App today! facebook 4b The Frontline December 1, 2016 Local talent takes to the stage

Photos by Maj. Davin Bridges Youth perform during the 2016 SAC Showcase, Nov. 17, at Woodruff Theater on Fort Stewart. 2016 SAC showcases youth talent, fashion

Maj. Davin Bridges The students, however, were the biggest contributors. Bridges, PAT president, is looking for volunteers to join SAC PAT president They created fashion, danced and cheered their way the PAT. Please see the front desk to sign up. to a successful show. It was noted, without them, and The School Age Center put on a top-notch fashion their participation, the program would not have been show, Nov. 17, at Woodruff Theater. More than 50 chil- possible. dren participated in the talent show. Planning for the The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Garrison event started in August 2016; and was the highlighted Commander Col. Townley R. Hedrick and Garrison event for the children this fall. Command Sgt. Maj. Martin M. Conroy were in atten- SACs is the only before- and after-care center for dance, and lauded the students' peformances. children from 1st to 5th grade, on Fort Stewart. The mission of SACs is to enhance readiness and The SAC facility director, Kamaria Black, said she was retention and reduce the conflict between parental very proud of the children. She said the 2nd Annual responsibility and mission requirements, by providing SAC Showcase was an idea generated by one of their affordable, available and developmental appropriate own Child, Youth, and School Services parent advisors, and quality driven youth programs to the Fort Stewart- Jennifer Sconiers; who had a vision of showcasing the Hunter Army Airfield community. SAC offers a balance talent of our SAC children through fashion and arts. of four services: sports and fitness, leisure and recre- Stacie Warren, also helped with the idea by adding ation, life skills, mentoring and educational support. Photos by Maj. Davin Bridges theater and dance to the showcase. The remaining Next month SACs is putting on a winter formal. The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield SAC direc- staff, Marvina Lewis, Yolanda Simmons, Susan Acebo, Please contact SACs at 912-767-2635 to volunteer or tor, Kamaria Black; Garrison Commander Col. Erica Cepeda, Ann Clarke, Sarah Hagood and Jasmine for more information about SACs. Townley R. Hedrick; and Garrison Command Sgt. Toomer brought the show together by supporting The Parent Advisory Team is a volunteer organization Maj. Martin M. Conroy express their appreciation Warren and Sconiers with other important duties in to assist the staff of SACs to enhance the activities that for the volunteers and youth who put on a very the show. the children can do throughout the year. Maj. Davin successful show, Nov. 17 at Wooduff Theater.

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Message from ACS director ACS building is accessible to everyone Weekdays As we move into the Holiday season, this is the time Army Community Service wishes to inform our com- Lending Closet 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to enjoy your Families, friends and loved ones. I ask munity that our facilities meet, or exceed, the standards Building 1286 you all to remember the Soldiers who are still away for persons with disabilities. Our facilities are wheel- from home on deployment, conducting missions and chair accessible; and should you need assistance upon Learn stress/anger management Dec. 12 doing what the U.S. Army does best. We are here to arrival, please inform one of our staff members. The Is your Stress and Anger issues controlling your life? coordinate and deliver comprehensive services to pro- playground next to building 82 at Fort Stewart is certi- If you avoid conflict, easily loose it, wish people would mote resilience and stability. As always, I invite you to fied as an Exceptional Family Member playground. just leave you alone, stay resentful or ticked off? Learn visit the ACS buildings, meet the staff and empower Hunter EFMP playground is located next to building to empower yourself by understanding and managing yourself with ACS. 1284. For questions, please contact ACS at 912-767-5058 your anxiety, avoidance and anger. Learn how to or 912-315-6816. empower yourself for your own long term benefit. ACS calendar of classes’ online broken Training will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 12 at ACS building The online link to ACS classes on the Team Stewart Free Classes offered at Stewart 82. Registration is required, please call 912-767-2882. website is not working properly. We do not have a clear Following are upon request from chain of command Classes are also open to DA Civilians, prior military time-line when it will be repaired and ask you to call • Sponsorship Training and their Family Members. for current class schedules. For training at Fort Stewart, • Risk Management for Senior NCOs (E7-E9) please call 912-767-5058 and for Hunter Army Airfield, • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing please call 912-315-6816. Learn love without hurt This workshop is designed for couples/individuals Every Monday Learn, empower yourself with ACS exhibiting a strong desire to remain together, but who Financial Planning for PCS 10 to 11:30 a.m. are deeply conflicted. Training will take place on Dec. ACS has many great services for Soldiers, spouses ACS Stewart, building 86 1, 8 and 15. Participants will learn how to recover from and children, yet not everyone knows we are located *Mandatory for E-4 and Below and stop the pain of chronic resentment, anger or emo- in five different areas. Stop by today and visit the staff tional abuse; learn how to be the person and partner on Stewart in buildings 81, 82, 86, 87 and the SFAC Every Thursday they most want to be and how to be the husband/wife, building 4973. The Hunter staff is located in building The Fort Stewart Play Morning is canceled until fur- man/women they always wanted to be. Please call 1286. You’ll be glad you did. Let’s push ACS programs ther notice. Please refer questions to 912-767-2882. 912-767-2882 to register. Classes are also open to DA in 2016. Civilians, prior military and their Family Members. Like ACS on Facebook Upcoming Key Contact Training Search for “Army Community Service, Stewart/ Join ACS memorial ceremony 9 to 11:30 a.m., Dec. 6, ACS building 87 Hunter AAF.” You can get ACS Exceptional Family ACS would like to cordially invite all members of our FRG Leader Training Member Program information by searching for installation, directorates and leadership to a reception 9 a.m. to noon, Dec. 7, ACS building 87 “Stewart/Hunter Exceptional Family Member Program.” honoring the life of Margie Littles. Littles served the Help our Hunter Army Airfield community get more Fort Stewart community for a multitude of years and “likes” by visiting their Facebook page. ACS publishes Free Classes offered at Hunter this ceremony will honor her life and memory. The great information for our Soldiers and Army Families Call for appointment for the following: ceremony will take place 10 to 11:30 a.m. Dec. 15 in there as well. Search for Hunter Army Airfield and pass • Army Family Team Building Infant Massage building 82, with a reception to follow in building 87. the word along. • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing Please call 912-767-2882 for questions. FMWR and Coastal Happenings

Visit MWR facilities’ holiday schedule Price is $17.95 for adults and $7.45 for children age 45 for active-duty Soldiers and five for retirees. MWR thanks its customers for their loyalty and sup- three to 10. Children two and under eat free. For more Registration accepted at Stewart-Hunter Pass and port throughout the year. So that we don’t cause you information, call 912-767-4717. Permit offices until noon Wednesday. Drawing to deter- any inconvenience during the Thanksgiving holiday mine participants will be at 1 p.m. that day. Cost is $25 observance, a complete listing of the hours of operation Storytime with Santa at Library per person for those selected. Lunch provided. DPW, of each of our facilities is posted at our Web site, Enjoy a visit with Santa at 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 7 at Fish and Wildlife Branch will provide a game cleaning StewartHunterMWR.com. For those who may not George P. Hays Library, building 411at Stewart and have station to assist sportsmen in processing their harvest. know, MWR’s facilities include the bowling, fitness and your picture taken. Light refreshments will be served. Date subject to change due to training missions. For recreation centers, plus CYSS services such as child For more information, call 912-767-2828. more information, call 912-435-8061 (Stewart) or 912- care and others. Please take a moment to check our 315-5163 (Hunter). facilities’ schedules at StewartHunterMWR.com. Thank Bowl with Santa at Stewart Bowling you. Come bowl and have fun with Santa 4 to 7 p.m. Dec. Bowl with Santa at Marne Bowling 8 at Stewart Bowling Center, building 450 and have a Come bowl and have fun with Santa from noon to 2 Walt Disney offers holiday packages great time with your friends. For more information, p.m. on Dec. 17 at Marne Bowling Center, building 402 See Walt Disney World, aglow in its holiday finest, at call 912-767-4273. and have a great time with your friends. For more infor- special discount prices available for a limited time to mation, call 912-767-4866. active-duty military and DoD Civilians. Give the Gift Enjoy holiday event at Holbrook Pond of Disney prices for Families will be offered for visits Holbrook Pond Recreation Area will glow with Volunteers needed to plant trees Tuesday through Dec. 15. The three-nights, four-days Christmas lights and illuminated decorations and buzz The Savannah Tree Foundation is donating 80 young Disney packages include accommodations off Disney with activities for young and old alike starting at 5:30 trees to Hunter to enhance the beauty of the installa- property, with shuttle to Disney property. Call or visit p.m. Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9-10. It’s all part of what tion. Trees will be planted in the bare areas of the Leisure Travel for pricing details. Cancellation fees may has become the much-anticipated Holiday Hayride median on Billy Mitchell Blvd. New live oaks will also apply. Hours for the Stewart office (912-767-2841), and Light Festival at the scenic Fort Stewart site. The replace dying pear trees along the median. Coincidently, located in PX Furniture Mall Complex, are 9:30 a.m. to event has all the ingredients for great holiday Family the donation comes after Hunter lost more than 200 6 p.m. Monday-Friday. Hours for the Hunter office fun: holiday scenes that light up the campground area trees (just in the cantonment area) during Hurricane (912-315-3674), located in Hunter PX Exchange, are trail for the 15 to 20-minute hayrides; boat rides; roast- Matthew. If you're interested in helping, meet at 9:30 to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. ing marshmallows and making s’mores; time for the Hunter's Family Day Field, 9 a.m., Dec. 10, to help plant, children to share their Christmas wishes and have their mulch and water these new trees. The holes will be dug, Come to Hunter Christmas Tree Lighting photos taken with Santa and Mrs. Claus; the MWR and no heavy work is required. Tools are provided; Santa will arrive and the holiday-decorated tree out- Kiddie Train and pony rides for children. Plus, visit the however, due to limited quantities, bring your own side Hunter Club, building 6015, will light up the eve- Kringle Market sponsored by FRG’s for your holiday gloves, shovels, rakes and wheel barrows. You may also ning during the Tree Lighting Ceremony starting at 5:30 gifts and treats. Cash only. Costumed characters will bring your children who are capable of helping. Make p.m. Friday (Dec. 2). Music will be provided by members be there for the children. The cost is $15 per vehicle Hunter beautiful. Call 912-315-3739 to learn more. of the 3rd ID Band and Pulaski Elementary School both nights. If you miss the special event nights with chorus. Sing holiday songs along with Santa’s Elf. Free all the activities, don’t forget that you and your Family CrossFit Stewart Warrior Challenge 2017 MWR Kiddie Train rides. Santa will be available for can ride through the Holbrook area at no charge and Registration is under way for the CrossFit Fort Stewart pictures, so bring your cameras. Trees for Troops give- see the decorations from 6 to 8:30 p.m. until Dec. 25. Warrior Challenge, scheduled 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 21 away to active-duty Soldiers and Family Members will at Caro Fitness Center, building 708. The cost is $35 per take place immediately following the Tree Lighting Join Company Level Basketball League person. Soldiers, Family Members and Army Civilians Ceremony on a first-come, first-served basis at Hunter The Intramural Sports Office is looking for teams to and those in the surrounding CrossFit Community are Exchange. The trees are provided by The Christmas play in the Company-level Basketball League. Starting invited to compete. Register online at www. Spirit Foundation and FedEx. For more information, Monday and continuing through March 24, 2017, games StewartMWR.com. Contestants in eight divisions must call 912-315-5078. will be played on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and complete three high-intensity, varied, functional move- Thursday evenings at Newman and Johnson Fitness ment workouts. Divisions are Men 40 and under (RX); Join Great Santa Chase Fun Run Centers at Fort Stewart and Tominac Fitness Center at Women 40 and under (RX); Men 40 and under (Scaled); Join the fun of chasing Santa’s sleigh in the Great Hunter Army Airfield. Companies should contact Randy Women 40 and under (Scaled); Men’s Masters 41-49; Santa Chase Fun Run starting 9:30 a.m. at Newman Walker at the Stewart Sports Office (912-767-8238) or Women’s Masters 41-49; Men’s Masters 50 and Over; Field, Saturday. You might just get a peek at the presents Mike Hughes at the Hunter Sports Office (912-315-4160) and Women’s Masters 50 and Over. For more informa- Santa has in his sleigh as you follow the 5K road course. for details on game times and sign-up deadlines. tion, call 912-767-4763. The cost is $5 per person, or $10 for a Family of four. Santa has partnered with Game Changers to give 20 Join shopping spree at Golf Courses lucky Families free entrance to the Great Santa Chase. Looking for something special for your favorite golf- The Family race passes are available on a first-come, er? You’ll find bargains and great gift ideas in the Taylors first-served basis at Game Changers while supplies last. Creek or Hunter Golf course pro shops. Marne- and For directions and hours of operation, please visit geor- golf course-branded items such as shirts, hats and giagamechangers.com or call 912-445-2163. For more Orca/tumbler cups are on sale from now until Christmas information about the Santa Chase, call 912-767-6212. Eve. Purchase lessons to introduce that someone special to golf (or improve his/her game). Gift cards also Trees for Troops distribution at Stewart available. For more information, call 912-767-2370 Free, donated Christmas trees will be given to active- (Stewart) or 912-315-9115 (Hunter). duty Soldiers and Families on a first-come, first-served basis at Newman Fitness Center, building 439, starting Holloway vs Battle in UFC 206 Dec. 10 at 1 p.m. Saturday, while supplies last. The Christmas UFC fighters Max Holloway and Anthony Pettis head- Spirit Foundation and FedEx have partnered to provide line the UFC card Dec. 10, with an interim feather- the trees. Military ID card required. For more informa- weight title at stake. The live, pay per view Holloway- tion, call 912-767-6212. Pettis battle is just one of a dozen exciting bouts scheduled. Don’t miss a minute! See it all on Club Stewart’s Brunch with Santa at Club Stewart giant screen. Save $2 off the $5 UFC admission fee by Enjoy brunch with Santa, including a photo op with joining the crowd at Club Stewart to watch the Army- him, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday at Club Navy game. Kickoff is 3 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. and Stewart. The menu includes traditional favorites, plus Join managed hunt at Stewart VIP seating packages available for the UFC action. For Southern breakfast favorites, omelet station, carving Registration is under way for a Managed Hunt Dec. more information, visit StewartMWR.com or call 912- station and more. Purchase tickets at Club Stewart. 17 in the Bravo 4 Area of Fort Stewart. There are 50 slots, 767-4717. STEM Page 1B

6b The Frontline December 1, 2016 Chaplain's Corner Do not be anxious Capt. John Monahan the Bible tells us that as we keep our focus on God, that Fort Stewart Warrior Transition Battalion chaplain the peace of God will guard our hearts and minds. I Catholic Location Time exhort you as we enter the Holidays to keep your eyes Sunday Mass Main Post Chapel 9 a.m. Do you often experience symptoms such as sudden on the prize, the Lord Jesus Christ, so that you may Weekday Mass Main Post Chapel 11:45 a.m. overwhelming fear, palpitations, sweating, trembling, experience an ever increasing peace in your lives. (Confession available daily and before Sunday Mass) shortness of breath, fear of dying and so on? These are all symptoms of anxiety. When I experience symptoms Protestant (Sundays) such as these, I know that it is time for me to take an Traditional Marne Chapel 9 a.m. Chapel Next Main Post Chapel 10:45 a.m. azimuth check. I need to refocus and discover God’s Gospel Adult Sunday School Main Post Chapel 11 a.m. bearing for my life. The Bible instructs us in Philippians Multi-Cultural Gospel Main Post Chapel 12:30 p.m. 4:6-7 – Do not be anxious about anything, but in every Service Kids' Church (Sundays) situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, Kids' Church (K- 6th Grade) Main Post Chapel 1 p.m. present your requests to God. 7) And the peace of God, PWOC Services which transcends all understanding, will guard your PWOC (Check https//www.facebook.com/stewartPWOC, or hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. email [email protected] for upcoming events.) It is when we take our focus off of God that we begin to experience anxiety. When Peter took his eyes off of Hunter Army Airfield

Jesus and refocused on the storm he began to sink below Catholic the water. When King David took his eyes off God and Sunday Mass Hunter Chapel 11 a.m. refocused them on Bathsheba, he committed adultery Catholic CCD Building 129 9:30 a.m.

and murder. When the Israelites quit looking to God Protestant and crafted a golden image of a cow, they angered God Sunday Service Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. and fell out of grace with Him. Kids’ Church Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. Fellowship Hall Yet with an opposite focus, the Apostle Paul was able PWOC (Thursday) Main Post Chapel 9:30 a.m. to sing songs while he was in prison thus winning jail- ers to the Lord. Joseph was able to keep his focus on Religious Education Contacts God while in prison and eventually rose to be second Fort Stewart Religious Education, in command of Egypt. So it is not the situation or storms Bill Agnew: 912-767-9789 in our lives that cause us anxiety; it is how we respond Hunter Army Airfield to those situations and storms. Religious Education, In terms of anxiety, which by the way is the fastest Courtesy graphic Charles Archer: 912-315-5934 growing disease experienced amongst college students,

Name: Spc. Mayunna Jones Why do you volunteer: To give Unit Volunteer for: Army back to our military community. Community Service What do you like most about Hometown: Macon, Ga. volunteering? It gives me an opportunity to help and assist Volunteer Title: Relocation others as well as meet new readiness people.

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Those who use 711- Small Business Administration, affected by Hurricane Matthew that Economic Injury Disaster Loans from Relay or Video Relay Services should call Processing and Disbursement Center, occurred on Oct. 4-15, 2016. the SBA. Small businesses and most pri- 800-621-3362 (800-462-7585 TTY). 14925 Kingsport Road, Fort Worth, TX “Currently, 224 disaster loans have vate nonprofit organizations in the fol- Applicants may apply online using 76155. been approved in the amount of lowing adjacent counties are eligible to the Electronic Loan Application (ELA) The filing deadline to return applica- $5,385,900 for affected survivors,” said apply only for SBA Economic Injury via SBA’s secure website at https://disas- tions for physical property damage is Frank Skaggs, director of SBA’s Field Disaster Loans: Appling, Brantley, terloan.sba.gov/ela. Dec. 16. The deadline to return eco- Operations Center East in Atlanta. “We Camden, Candler, Emanuel, Jenkins, Disaster loan information and appli- nomic injury applications is July 17, are pleased to get these loans approved Pierce, Screven and Tattnall in Georgia; cation forms may also be obtained by 2017. so residents in the disaster area can start and Hampton and Jasper in South calling the SBA’s Customer Service to rebuild and resume their normal lives. Carolina. Center at 800-659-2955 (800-877-8339 For more information about the SBA’s I encourage anyone who has not sub- To be considered for all forms of for the deaf and hard-of-hearing) or by Disaster Loan Program, visit our website mitted an SBA disaster loan application disaster assistance, applicants should sending an email to disastercus- at www.sba.gov/disaster. Arts, Crafts can help heal veterans StatePoint operates on the knowledge that not all medicine comes and concentration skills. in a bottle. As America’s largest supplier of therapeutic Since World War I, craft kits have consistently proven When people hear there might be a bomb nearby, arts and crafts resources, Heal Vets has distributed more effective tools for veterans’ rehabilitation and healing. most will try to get as far away as fast as possible. U.S. than 29 million kits since 1971, averaging 43,000 kits According to a Health Care Data Inc. study, 89.6 percent Army Specialist Brandon Sanford and his bomb-sniffing per month. The kits consist of hundreds of craft catego- of patients surveyed felt Heal Vets craft therapy helped dog Rexo, however, were not as lucky. ries like woodworking, leather, models and a variety of maintain or improve their physical capabilities. Sanford and Rexo were part of the Army’s bomb detec- needlecrafts. Furthermore, craft projects help build family bonds tion unit, tasked with finding life-threatening explosive Many doctors and occupational therapists prescribe when completed with loved ones, improve self-esteem devices. “I was nervous on the first patrol missions since arts and crafts as an important component of a treat- and surface previously untapped artistic talent. our duty was to find explosives designed to kill American ment plan. Such an approach provides tremendous As Americans pay their respects this month to those soldiers,” said Sanford. therapeutic and rehabilitative benefits, including who have served, Heal Vets encourages you to think When a roadside bomb exploded near his vehicle in improving fine motor skills, cognitive functioning, about ways you can help enrich the lives of the 22 mil- 2008, Sanford suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), memory and dexterity. Crafts can also help alleviate lion U.S. veterans and military personnel. Heal Vets among other wounds. Because of his injuries, Sanford anger issues and the severity of post-traumatic stress relies solely on charitable donations to produce its craft suffers from seizures as well as problems with balance, disorder (PTSD) and TBI triggers, such as anxiety, mem- kits. For more information about the program or to fine motor skills and more. Basic tasks like buttoning a ories, sadness and frustration. donate art supplies, journals and other tools that spark shirt are now daunting endeavors for him. And so the In some cases, the benefits are physical as well. For creativity to a veterans’ organization near you, visit long, arduous process of healing began. Along with example, stringing together a leather craft might help HealVets.org. surgery and physical therapy, craft therapy became part with hand-eye coordination and dexterity. Painting or “Today, one of every three Iraq and Afghanistan vet- of Sanford’s treatment plan. model building can ease symptoms of PTSD or depres- erans suffers from PTSD and/or TBI. Even more, the When men and women return from war or other sion. Sanford said that working with small pieces has suicide rate for U.S. military members continues to rise. military postings, they often bring home more than helped him with his hand-eye coordination. He also Reawakening veterans’ enthusiasm for life, therefore, their duffel bags. That is why Help Heal Veterans (Heal suffers from short-term memory problems associated remains an utmost priority,” said Captain Joe McClain, Vets), a nonprofit founded during the Vietnam War, with his TBI, so working on the kits helps train his focus a U.S. Navy veteran and current Heal Vets CEO. December 1, 2016 The Frontline 7B

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Great location for day care, conve- pers, websites and magazines in nience store or self-storage. 3.34 131 MCARTHUR DRIVE ZONED CI. 6 YARDS of Pine Nuggets for Liberty and Bryan counties and at total acres with 2.77 upland acres. Close to everything. Located between sale, $90.00. Will deliver with Ft. Stewart/Hunter AAF that deliver Located across the street from Gov- Chilis and Lowes. Ideal for a profession- in 50 mile range. 654-2371. an engaged and diverse consumer ernors Quarters entrance. $166,200. al center. $325,000. Call George W. audience to local businesses. Equal Call George W. Holtzman, Broker, Holtzman, Broker, Coldwell Banker 461 Nine Run Road Pets & Animals opportunity employer. Benefits in- Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- Commercial Holtzman, REALTORS®, Lovely country setting! 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Priced to sell living area that has a massive enter- is close to everything you need! Not at 45,000 per acre. Call George W. Holtz- tainment center w gas fireplace and Pets a Multimedia Ad Director for its print/web cluster of publications only are the city and county govern- man, Coldwell Banker Commercial a dining area. The kitchen has forever FREE to inside home only. 10wk and websites, and digital services. ment agencies less than a mile away, Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. cabinets w smooth surface counter- old kittens. FIV, Leukemia, flea The right candidate must possess but most of the banks are within walk- 109 Bagley Avenue Hinesville, GA tops and a built-in matching pantry. free. Extremely affectionate lap ba- a strong desire to be success- ing distance too! Please call US Real Es- VETERANS PARKWAY & PACIF- 31313 $109,900. Fantastic historic Gas cooktop stove & other stainless bies. Fleming/Midway area. 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Call George bedrooms and 2 full baths. Oversized visible in the market and very W. Holtzman, Broker/Owner, Coldwell garage. Call Janis, Harris Real Estate, involved with the staff. Potential SHOPPING CENTER SITE Approxi- Banker Commercial Holtzman, REAL- 912 294-4638 for an appt. and more for advancement in this position. mately 19 acres on Veterans Parkway TORS®, at 408-4040 for more details. info. $370,000 “AS IS”. Full benefit package included. between S. Main and Hwy 196 Ask for Qualified and interested can- Georg e W. Holtzman, Broker, Coldwell didates should email: kfox@ Banker Commercial Holtzman, REAL- coastalcourier.com 447 General Screven Way. $795,000. TORS®, 912-368-4300 or 912-408-4040. Fully leased retail center with room to Boar’s Head Brand Distributor All inquiries will be expand on additional lot. 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Jimmy Shan- jacent to HISTORIC OFFICE BUILDING from enormous magnificent windows sure, meet deadlines, possess am- For rent ken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, UNDER CONTRACT! ple organization skills. Be a hands 315 W. MEMORIAL DRIVE Estab- also for sale for $75,000. Call George W. & the view is breathtaking. Oversized 3BR, 2BA, Den with fireplace. Fenced REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- Holtzman, Broker, Coldwell Banker salt system pool w decking that ex- on team player. Applicants must 4733 or email jimmy.shanken@cold- lished Laundromat business 1872 have a vehicle and valid driver’s li- backyard. $800./mo. 912-588-1034. Sq Ft. On the newly developed Me- Commercial Holtzman, REALTORS®, tends around the pool and to the back wellbanker.com 912-408-4040. entrances of the home. Large fenced cense. Previous experience working MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT morial Dr. Excellent Opportunity! area and screened gazebo. Living/din- with a Deli or Food industry a major 2/3 Bedrms, 2/Baths $90,000. George Holtzman, Broker, ing is very spacious & each can double plus but not required. Send all re- Springfield includes: Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- as the other. Kitchen is open w loads sumes to office@ctwprovisions. water, sewer, sanitation,yard man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. of cabinet space, appliances & mag- com or Fax (912)349-1777. Contact maint. Central/HVAC, ical instant hot water. Kitchen flows CTW Offices at (912)201-3370. With Rincon includes: WILLOWBROOK DRIVE 187x200 ft into family room w fireplace. 3 guest any questions. Central/HVAC, yard maint. lot zoned c2. All utilities and off site bedrooms, & 2 full baths. Master suite Starting at $600.00 water retention in place. $150,000. Carpenters, Roofers, Electricians, is private w access to patio & pool, 2 912-210-2562 Call George W. Holtzman, Broker, 1156 West Oglethorpe Highway Plumbers needed. Must have Cell Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- Oglethorp Hwy. Excellent commercial walk-in closets w customized shelving phone, Drivers license, CDL and ex- man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. opportunity with large warehouse & drawers., glass enclosed shower and perienced preferred not mandatory. 730 East Oglethorpe Highway. space and 3 offices. 6142 Sq. ft. corner jetted tub. Nice laundry, over- Background Check. 912-884-7015. $395,000. Excellent retail opportunity PRIME COMMERCIAL SITE 5.78 acres $475,000.00 Call George W. Holtzman, sized two car garage. Sprinkler system. on U.S HWY 84. Convenient to all Fort CHECK PRINTED AD and 465 ft of frontage on E. Ogletho- Broker/Owner, Coldwell Banker Com- Paved circle & other drive ways. Extra Real Estate Services Stewart gates and located in the down- Please check your ad the rpe Hwy. Zoned O-1. Property is lo- mercial Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912- lot included. 2 +/- acres. Call Janis, town development district. Jimmy first day published, we can cated in downtown development 368-4300.Harris Real Estate, 912 294-4638 for an Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, only be responsible for one PROPERTY and qualifies for special tax cred- appt & more info. $295,000. REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- incorrect insertion and for the its. Co-listed with Jimmy Shanken. MANAGEMENT 4733 or email jimmy.shanken@cold- space occupied by the error. $1,500,000. Call George Holtzman, wellbanker.com Broker, Coldwell Banker Commercial CITY OF BROOKLET RENTALS Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. Hiring for a full time Post CertifiedSingle Family Homes 0 Butler Street, Midway $445,000. Police Officer Apartment & Condos Hwy 84 in the city of Midway. 3.56 acre 511 WHITS END A perfect wooded Must have NO Sanctions or cleared lot zoned B2. Co listed with homesite, only $39,900, in one of Disciplinary Actions Commercial Properties Jimmy Shanken. Call George W. Holtz- Hinesville’s most desirable subdivi- Closing date for Applications man, Coldwell Banker Commercial sions. Lot is matured with trees and se- 83 Beaver Road November 21, 2016 2:00 PM ALL PRICE RANGES Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. cluded in a low traffic cul de sac. Call $89,900. Adorable Brick Cot- Applications can be picked up George W. Holtzman, Broker, Coldwell tage!!!! You will fall in love with this At Brooklet City Hall 104 Church St SW/S McDonald Street, Ludowici. IDEAL MULTI FAMILY SITE Adja- Banker Commercial Holtzman, REAL- 3 bedroom, 1 Bath home. Kitch- Brooklet, Ga 30415 $49,900. Calling all investors! Self stor- cent to new library site. 2.11 acres. TORS®, 912-572-4300 en complete with appliances, din- NO PHONE CALLS 876-8886 age facility located in downtown Ludo- Priced to sell $137,150. Call George ing area with built-in hutch, Living 1146 E.G. Miles Parkway wici. Excellent entry level for new in- W. Holtzman, Broker/Owner, Cold- Digital Sales Specialist www.FortStewart.com room, laundry room, central heat & ventory. Steel construction, zoned C3. well Banker Commercial Holtz- Local Media Company is looking air, huge screened back porch, sin- Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell Banker man, REALTORS®, 912-368-4300. gle carport, plus patio asking price for a motivated digital account Transportation Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or manager to help drive its multi- $89,900.00 Call Cynthia Odum, Harris 912-977-4733 or email jimmy.shan- .44 ACRES WOODED CORNER LOT media sales team to a new level Real Estate, for appointment 912-294- cars/trucks/Vans [email protected] Corner of Pineview and Timberlane Cir- of award-winning success. We are 5151 cle. Established neighborhood. Great looking for a dynamic and creative Ford 350 Dully 97. Less than 80,000 location. $20,000. Call George W. 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Holtzman, Bro- $92,500. WINDOWS SPAN THE BACK video shows, digital services and established car wash located next to ker, Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- WALL OF THE SPACIOUS BUT EX- much more. The ideal candidate is Walmart. Contract in place with Mur- 1492 E. OGLETHORPE HWY between man, REALTORS®, 912-572-4300 TREMELY COZY LIVING-DINING AREA a self-starter with strong time-man- phy Oil. Attendant on site, offered at a Applebee’s and Sanitary Plumbing. OF THIS HOME! Wood Burning FP w agement skills, confident, and 77 North McDonald Street, Ludowi- 17.39% cap rate on actual numbers. Great location for a small office, cof- 504 N. Main-Build your ideal pro- White Oak Mantle & a Wall of Built- driven by strong desire to succeed. ci. Price Reduced* Commercial proper- Adjoining tenants include Walmart, fee shop or bakery! Price reduced to fessional building. Heart of Town. ins. Kitchen is very practical w Loads Strong social media and digital ty available in Ludowici- 3 units total. At&T,Hardees, Hibbet Sports, and $99,900. Call George W. Holtzman, $99,900. Call George W. Holtzman, of Work & Storage Areas that include skills preferred. Other require- Units vary in size- 2994 sq ft, 2000 sq ft, Goodwill. More than 12,000 vehicles Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- a Large Pantry, Custom Stainless ments include excellent verbal 2054 sq ft. One unit is an office with pass by per day! Jimmy Shanken, Cold- man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. Sink & Stainless Island Breakfast Bar. 3 communication, computer, and closet space. Second unit is a church- well Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912- Large Bedrooms, Master has 3 Custom organizational skills, as well as the two public restrooms, 3 offices, one 368-4300 or 912-977-4733 or email 317 W. MEMORIAL DRIVE Great Veterans Parkway-.24 Acres Designed Closets w Drawers, Shelves ability to meet tight deadlines large room and sound booth. Third unit [email protected] downtown location on memorial $250,000. Call George W. Holtzman, & Hangup Space and a Nice Master and sales goals. Compensation has a large room-perfect for retail store, Dr. Slab and asphalt already in place Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- Bath. The Hall Bath serves the other package includes base + commis- plus a salon area, two storage areas and with city water and sewer. $95,000. man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. Bedrooms and Guests. 1800+/- Sq Ft sions; life, health, dental, disabil- more. Property also includes a car wash Call George Holtzman, Broker, Cold- Heated. Covered Front Entry, circle ity plans and 401(k) plan. Please with 4 bays and vacuum. https://youtu. well Banker Commercial Holtz- Veterans Parkway-1.15 Acres drive, carport w/1/2 Bath & Big Laun- send a cover letter and resume, be/Usbo-dh6yGg Please call US Real man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. $475,000. Call George W. Holtzman, dry Room & Storage. An Outside Stor- to: [email protected] Estate Professionals, Aaron Duncan at Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- age Bldg. 1.01+/-Acre corner lot. CALL (912) 977-0637 or email aaron@usreal- 766 VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK- man, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. JANIS 912 294-4638 FOR AN APPT. typro.com. WAY Ideal location at busy Hwy 196 325 West Memorial Drive. $350,000. intersection. Adjacent to the Rusty hoMes For sale Prime space located in the downtown Pig BBQ. 69 Acres $350,000. Call overlay district. This 3400 square feet George W. Holtzman, Broker/Owner, can easily be converted to retail space Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- or converted back to a garage. This man, REALTORS®, 912-368-4300. space is centrally located between the new Armstrong campus and Fort Stew- 12.88 ACRES Multi family land. Me- art gate 1. An EPA letter is on file. Jimmy morial Drive. 1 block from new Arm- 215 East Court Street, Hinesville. Pro- Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtzman, strong University campus. $65,000 per 1147 w cherry Street fessional space in downtown Hines- REALTORS, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- acre. Call George W. Holtzman, Broker/ $298,000. Totally renovated updated ville. Currently used as a medical office 4733 or email jimmy.shanken@cold- Owner, Coldwell Banker Commercial 485 Cody Drive & decorated! This property is perfect building. Large waiting area with spa- wellbanker.com Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912-368-4300. GREAT home in a GREAT neighbor- for a boutique, office, dress shop, shoe Industrial Mechanics cious receptionist office as well. Multi- hood. 3 BR 2 BA 1998 sq. ft. htd. Huge store, nail or hair salon. The possibili- Claxton Poultry Farm ple large offices spread throughout the 0 Butler Street Midway $175,000. 1.21 living area with tray ceiling, opens ties are endless! Come look and let Now Hiring: building along with break room, addi- acre cleared lot zoned B2. Co listed with to large back patio. Big kitchen with your thoughts run wild!! Updated in Industrial Mechanics tional work space in hallway, two bath- Jimmy Shanken. Call George W. Holtz- breakfast area and separate dining 2015. Drive thru Window, Tile, Con- Any experience with rooms. Great location within walking man, Coldwell Banker Commercial room. Garage enclosed to make a crete & Laminate Floors. 2000 +/- Sq. maintenance skills. Sal- distance of city and county govern- Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. large game room/family room. Awe- ft. htd., Sheetrock Walls, 2-1/2 baths, ary commensurate with ment, busy law firm and much more. some Master Bed and Bath also has New Roof 2015, Retrofitted LED Lights, experience. Excellent Ben- Great location with lots of potential for HOTEL/RESTAURANT SITE Next to tray ceilings and a large walk in closet gorgeous custom counter stays. Built- efits. Send Resume to: a variety of businesses! Lots of parking the new La Quinta Inn 5 total acres. with lots of space. This is a Fannie Mae in Display cases stay, Central H & Air, Homepath Property. Call Mesa Teston, Claxton Poultry around the building and circle drive. 455 & 459 E.G. Miles Parkway. With off site water retention. Owner Water Heater, 1 Janitor’s Closet, 3 Stor- Harris Real Estate, at 912-266-3221 to Attn: Mark Bland Please call US Real Estate Professionals, $499,800. Listing is for 455 & 459 E.G. will subdivide. Call George W. Holtz- age Rooms, Office, Meeting Room, see this one TODAY!! $159,900 P.O. Box 428 Aaron Duncan at (912) 977-0637 or Miles Parkway. Prime commercial tract man, Broker/Owner, Coldwell Banker Alarm System, Large Patio, Resurfaced Claxton, Ga 30417 email [email protected]. adjacent to Hinesville Professional Park Commercial Holtzman, REALTORS®, Parking Lot, Fenced Lot ...w irriga- and across from Liberty Regional Medi- at 912-408-4040 for more details. tion System, Large Patio, Resurfaced Morris Multimedia has an Parking Lot, Fenced Lot w Irrigation immediate opening with our cal Center. This is 1,000 LF off of the hard corner of General Screven Way System, Commercial Generator w 3 sales team in an established Phrase Power -Negotiable. Display territory in Hinesville, GA. Prior and E.G. Miles PKWY. There is also 221 ft of road frontage. Jimmy Shanken, Cold- Sign w High Visability Stays. Perfect media sales is a plus but if are a high traffic location! Call Janis Hauss, highly disciplined, independent, well Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912- 368-4300 or 912-977-4733 or email Harris Real Estate, 912-294-4638 for an entrepreneurial, confident, well 260 Williamson Drive appointment. Building and land only! organized and a self-starter we [email protected] 0 Bagley Ave. Hinesville Great devel- Beautiful Brick Home w/BONUS want to meet you! We will work 313 General Screven Way, Hinesville. HINESVILLE PROFESSIONAL PLA- opment acreage located in the heart of ROOM!! 4 BR 3 BA 3077 Sq Ft Htd. with the right individual to create Price Reduced. Minutes from main ZA 5,000 – 10,000 Sq. Ft. building downtown Hinesville. Water, sewer and Large Living Area with Fireplace. Great the right position for you. front gate of Fort Stewart, and directly pads. Located across the street from power in place. 3.75 acres zoned for Kitchen with Lots of Space Separate This position will be responsible for across from Bradwell Institute this Liberty Regional Medical Center. apartments. Proposed site plan can be Dining Room. Nice Master Suite with prospecting, identifying opportu- charming brick office building is move Co-listed with Jimmy Shanken. Call made available. $375,000. Call listing Separate Vanities, Large Closet and nities, building new business rela- in ready for success. The bright color for pricing George W. Holtzman, Bro- broker for details. George W. Holtzman, Tile Shower. Sunroom, Bonus Room, tionships and generating revenue and central location make this office ker, Coldwell Banker Commercial Coldwell Banker Commercial Holtz- Awesome Open Floor Plan, Large Pa- UNDER CONTRACT for print and online publications ideal for business recognition. This Holtzman, REALTORS®, 912-408-4040. man, REALTORS®, 912-368-4300 or Bri- tio, Oversized 2 Car Garage, Fenced 109 Clearwater as well as our ever growing digital property features two private offices, a an Maike 912-271-728. back yard. Shallow well for irriga- This home has 2,000 +/- sq. Ft. 3 bed- services. Focusing on growing ex- receptionist center, and a front waiting 2.11 AC Rebecca St. next to new tion. This is a Fannie Mae Homepath rooms, 2 full baths. Master suite has STEM Page 1B

8b The Frontline December 1, 2016 great bath and big closet! Large family Island Range w Serving Bar and plenty the fenced back yard, two large stor- play room, plus a bedroom/full bath my Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtz- room, separate dining, eat-in kitchen of Room for Large Breakfast Table. age sheds convey with the sale. New and dining room are downstairs. Up- man, REALTORS, 912- 368-4300 or with breakfast area, gobs of cabinet Appliances Stay. There is a Pass- Thru AC system installed AUG 2016. Priced stairs is a spacious master suite with 2 912-977-4733 or email jimmy.shan- storage and counter top workspace. from Kitchen to Formal Dining. Huge to sell! Please call US Real Estate Pro- walk-in closets and a sitting room, plus [email protected] Nice laundry. 2 car attached garage. Family room w access to attached 2 fessionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977- an additional 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Paved drive. 1+/- acre landscaped lot. Car Carport & Front Yard. Formal Living 0637 or email [email protected]. Please call US Real Estate Profession- $179,900. Call Janis, Harris Real Estate, w FP, opens to Front Porch w New Ceil- als, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977-0637 or at 912-294-4638 for an appointment ing Fans. Sunroom on the Back. Great email [email protected] or more information. Shop w Power. $199,000 Call Janis Hauss, Harris Real Estate, for appoint- 113 DAVILA STREET. Corner lot! ment 912-294-5151 Come and check out this well maintained 5 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Home that features an open floor plan, gourmet kitchen, huge family room and fenced SALE PENDING back yard for your entertaining needs. 216 TOPI TRAIL 947 Oak Crest Drive, Hines- HOME ON GOLF COURSE! ville. Price Reduced! 5 bedroom, 3 Walk to the pool, and also walking dis- UNDER CONTRACT tance to Ft Stewart Gate 7. Price CHEROKEE ROSE bath home with a two story foyer, for- COUNTRY CLUB, HINESVILLE 197 Hollywood Avenue 374 Mount Olivet Church Road, $219,900. Jimmy Shanken, Coldwell mal living and dining room, open $159,900. THIS CHARMING 4 bed- 3 BR 1 1/2 BA in a great established Fleming – $159,900. Beautifully up- Banker Holtzman, REALTORS, 912-368- kitchen and living room, and much room, 2 bathroom, master on first neighborhood. Living area, kitch- graded home on 2.2 acres in Fleming. 4300 or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy. more! Laminate wood floors in the floor, formal living and dining room, en/dining combo. Enclosed garage. This charming home has a new metal [email protected] common areas and One bedroom is family room, totally renovated kitch- Fenced backyard. Large Carport, Stor- roof, new matching boat/rv storage, downstairs, while the other four are en, granite countertops, top of the age Shed. Corner Lot. This is a Fannie Lenox heating and air system with 556 Gene Bland Road upstairs- all are spacious rooms with line stainless steel appliances, kitchen Mae Homepath Property. $53,000. away features(transferable warranty) Beautiful House on Cherokee Lake #2! large closets. The master features aid double ovens, built-in, spacious Call Mesa Teston, Harris Real Estate, to wood burning fireplace, large garden This spacious home has 2712+/- sq beautiful tray ceilings, HUGE walk-in storage area; oversized 2 car garage see this one TODAY 912-266-3221. tub, matching stainless steel applianc- ft. It’s nestled on 1.93 acres is a must closet plus a smaller linen closet. Mas- with closet built ins and insulated. es, lovely back deck and fenced back see. This 3 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home ter bathroom has separate shower The view captures a beautifully land- yard. Property has additional fenced features a wraparound porch, 2 NEW and garden tub, plus the vanity has scaped yard, nature preserve, and areas for pets or garden plots. Front Central Heat and Air Units, NEW appli- double sinks. Please call US Real Estate the12th fairway, all from your relaxing half of property is cleared, the back ances in Kitchen. With a large master Professionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) screened porch, great for morning half of the property is undeveloped. 79 FOREST STREET. Gorgeous home bedroom, huge walk in closet and the 977-0637 or email aaron@usrealtypro. coffee or afternoon delights. It envel- Homeowners will provide home war- located in Crawford Subdivision. This 5 master bath has a separate tile shower com. ops you warmth and style. This home ranty. Please call US Real Estate Profes- bedroom, 3 bath home has many up- and Jetted Tub. The 2nd story features embraces a country living walking dis- 224 Stratford Road sionals, Aaron Duncan at (912) 977- grades. 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Sports&RecreationDecember 1, 2016 82nd CA Bn Undefeated enjoys final Turkey Bowl

Maj. Davin Bridges, DrPH 82nd Civil Affairs

The 5th Annual 82nd Civil Affairs Turkey Bowl; where the unit officers take on the enlisted Soldiers in flag football, was a complete success for the officers, Nov. 23. Since the inception of the 82nd Civil Affairs Battalion in 2012, the enlisted Soldiers have always walked away with a win during the annual event. However, for the units last competition before inactivation in September 2017, the officers crushed the enlisted Soldiers, 32-12. The officers’ defense did its job, holding the enlisted Soldiers to only three first downs. The enlisted Soldiers’ offense could only muster two long scoring plays to put points on the board. The officers’ offense scored on almost every possession. The enlisted Soldiers’ team had no way to stop the officers’ relentless offensive capabilities. Friendly competition within the unit served as a bond- ing event for a unit that is inevitably going away. With 82nd CA in the process of inactivating being able to keep building Esprit de Corps within the unit is critical to ensure that teambuilding events maintain a strong cohe- sion between all the soldiers of 82nd CA.

Photo by Mike Hughes Hunter Army Airfield's Company E, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade display their trophy after winning the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield intramural Maj. Davin Bridges Championship against the 385th Military Police, 26-0, Nov. 28. Co. E, ends the 2016 intramu- The 82 Civil Affairs Battalion officers triumphed over ral season, 15-0. the enlisted Soldiers during their Turkey Bowl, Nov. 23, 32-12. 703rd BSB battles for bragging rights

Spc. Timothy Allen (right), utilities equipment repairer with Bravo Photos by Spc. Joshua Petke Company, 703rd Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Infantry Brigade Pvt. Steven Moore (center), automated logistical specialist with Alpha Company, Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, runs downfield as Lt. Col. Joshua 703rd Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry LaMotte, commander of 703rd BSB, 2nd IBCT, pursues him during the Division, runs downfield during his battalion’s annual Turkey Bowl flag football Turkey Bowl flag football tournament, Nov. 22 at Fort Stewart. In the tournament, Nov. 22, at Fort Stewart. end, Company B earned the win over Headquarters Company, 34-6.

Liberty All-Star (U10) Soccer Team named District 2, Class B/C champs

MAJ Davin Bridges said the young boys are highly skilled. 82nd Civil Affairs "The key to our success has been their preparation," Alvarez said. Both Warrant The undefeated under 10 (U10) All-Star Officer Misael Barrera, 703 Brigade soccer players from Liberty County Support Battalion, 2nd Infantry Brigade Recreation Department are Second Combat Team; and Coach Alvarez noted District class B/C champs. they are proud of the team and are glad This team defeated Wayne County All- to keep the district championship home Stars 7-0 and played against Camden for the second year in a row. Back row: Coach Misael Barrera, R.J. Freeman, Jahdai Prince, Jedidiah County All-stars for the championship, The coaches, players, and parents now Samuel, Sebastian Leon, Xavier Martinez, Coach Alexander Alvarez. defeating them 7-2, Nov. 15-16. have their sites on the state soccer tourna- Front row: David Ortiz, Jordan Bridges, Kelvin McLeon, Santiago Assistant Coach, Alexander Alvarez, ments in Thomasville, Dec. 2-4. Alvarez, and John Navarro. 10b The Frontline December 1, 2016

Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airﬁ eld Briefs

Hurricane assistance available through Dec. 16 Community Members living off post who experienced damage or need Hurricane related assistance, or crisis counseling, can register with FEMA by visiting one of two local Disaster Recovery Centers – in Chatham County at the Savannah Technical College, 5717 White Bluff Road; or in Brunswick at 1402 Sunny Miller Way on Howard Coffin Drive. You can also call 800-621-3362 or download the FEMA application for your phone or computer at disasterassistance.gov.

Beware unauthorized urgent care facilities Beneficiaries should be advised to not utilize urgent care facilities that require you to pay up front, and Do Not accept any health insurance. Most facilities have this information posted, as well as having staff advise you to pay all charges out of pocket. Their office staff will also encourage you to fill out documents, or claims forms for you to file with your insurance company later for reimbursement. Beneficiaries that utilize these facilities should expect to be responsible for total charges paid out-of-pocket for all services rendered. Charges may NOT be reimburs- able by TRICARE, even with a referral. A few of these facilities have been identified as Urgent Care 24/7, Ready Care, and Primary Care 24/7.Please note, there may be several others. Contact TRICARE for guidance, and a list of urgent care facilities that you would be authorized to use within your Area. TRICARE will also inform you if there are any medical treatment facility restrictions in your area. Remember you should always follow up with your Primary Care Physician after any Urgent Care or emergency room visit. For further information, please contact the Winn Health Benefits Branch at Stewart 912-435-6716 or Tuttle ACH at Hunter 912-315-3646.

Beware of fake USAA emails Currently malicious actors are conducting a new phishing campaign using fake 0%* USAA emails regarding user information. The emails contain a PDF file that once FINANCING opened it will load MALWARE on your system and allow the attacker access to your AVAILABLE system and the network (at work or at home). If you receive any email, phone call, or website claiming to be USAA you can send the information to USAA at abuse@ usaa.com. As it goes with any suspicious email, do not open it or any attachments. Report it to your local information security officer. This threat is at work and home, so make sure your computers are patched with the latest updates and be wary of anything that does not appear legitimate.

National Domestic Violence Awarenes Take a stand to stop Domestic Violence and keep our community safe. If you or someone you know is being abused, call law enforcement immediately or contact *72 MONTHLY your installation Family Advocacy Program (Stewart 912-767-2882 or Hunter 912- 315-6816). For additional support, contact Military OneSource at 800-342-9647 or PAYMENTS ON the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233. #ArmyDVAM2016 RAM TRUCKS! Use Garrison Super Saver Program Are you interested in winning $500? If so this program is for you! Take a look around. Is there something you see that is wasting money? Is it a problem we can solve locally? If you are a Garrison Civilian employee and submit the best idea for saving the Garrison money, you will win $500. Submit your idea on the Super Saver Nomination Form available on the Team Stewart webpage under Garrison, Resource Management Office (bottom of page is Nomination Form). Nominations are board- ed with the Garrison of the Quarter Award submissions. Submit your idea to usarmy. [email protected] for board review.

Bible study at Marne Chapel resumes Wednesdays For the next four weeks at Marne Chapel we will be offering a special Advent Bible study and discussion. We will explore the First Coming of Jesus Christ (Christmas) and His Second Coming – to be announced by God the Father Himself. We will look into prophetic Biblical scriptures, especially the Book of Revelation to reveal God's plan. All Soldiers, Civilians, contractors, retirees and their Families are welcome to join us. Materials will be provided. For more information, contact Bill Agnew at 912- 767-9789 or [email protected]. NO PAYMENTS FOR UP TO 90 DAYS! 2012 Scion XB 2015 Dodge Challenger R/T CJ008981 Rare Pearl White • FH710240

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