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USAG Humphreys
Retired Military Appreciation Day
14 October 2017

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Today is my opportunity to reach out to our Retired Military Personnel and their dependents, widows and
family members to let you know that all of you are still part of the Military family and we still need you.
You have the opportunity to help our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen match
their talents and interests with things on the installation that need to get done. As I echo similarities of
the Commander IMCOM’s message, the Retired Military Appreciation Day coincides with the Joint
Services’ desire to emphasize that Retired Military Personnel are part of the Military lifecycle. Our Soldier
for Life mentality says that once you earn the title of Soldier, you’re a Soldier for Life. And when you retire
from the Army and the other Services, we still need you. That’s why we don’t call you a retiree any more.
As Retired Military Personnel, your mission has changed, but your duty has not. In uniform, your mission
was leading Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen in fighting our nation’s wars. Now
your mission is to HIRE and INSPIRE. By volunteering your time on an installation -- at the Army
Community Service, in the hospital, in the Army Retirement Services Office, or even for a special event --
you’re showing today’s Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen what lifelong
commitment looks like. Just as important, you’ll get a bonus yourself from the experience. Thank you for
your attendance and I hope that you will enjoy the services provided today and the opportunity to share
your experiences with the active military community wherever you are located.
Scott W. Mueller
COL, AR
Commanding
"One Team -- One Fight, Sustain, Support and Defend, Pacific Victors, Katchi-Kapshida, Eagle 6 signing on
the net."
COMMANDER, USAG CAMP HUMPHREYS AND AREA III

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0800- Set up information tables
0830 Retirees sign in
0930- JROTC posting the Color
0945- Garrison Commander Welcome
1000- Informational Briefings on Slide Deck
1130- Lunch
1145-Door prizes (must be present to win) throughout the ceremony
1230-Retired Military Personnel Drawing
1300-Retired colors and end program
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
AJOU UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
SAINT VINCENT HOSPITAL
HALLYM UNIVERSITY DONGTAN SACRED HEART HOSPITAL
DOD COMMUNITY BANK CAMP HUMPHREYS BRANCH
NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CAMP HUMPHREYS BRANCH
ARMY AIR FORCE EXCHANGE SERVICE
VIETNAM MEMORIAL COUNCIL
65TH MEDICAL BRIGADE
VETERANS’ OF FOREIGN WARS (VFW)
AMERICAN LEGION (AL)
TRICARE
DENTAL CLINIC CAMP HUMPHREYS
SFL-TAP
VA OFFICE
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
DOMESTIC ABUSE VICTIM ADVOCATE
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

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Eighth Army Band
Flightline Tap Room-Retired
Military Appreciation Day October
14, 2017
Flu Shot Area Large Room
Dance Floor
BAR
Doo
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Pos
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Pos
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Cooking
Kitchen
Storage
Room
Shuffle
Board
Coolers
Booths
Doo
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Doo
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Doo
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Doo
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Bar
Storage
Manage
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Storage
Room
Doo
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DooDoo
Pos
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Stage
Doo
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ServiceStation
Bathrooms
Food Food
Colors
Hallym
Ajou
St Vincent
65th Medical
Dental Clinic
Community
Bank
NFCU
Post
Exchange
VFW Tricare
Vietnam
Memorial
American
Legion
SFL-TAP
VA Office
Emergency
Management
Employee
Assistance
Program
Domestic
Abuse

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Emergency Management
UNCLASSIFIED Slide 6Mr. Wally Braden, 754-2131 wallace.r.braden.civ@mail.mil
Be Informed
Make a Plan
Build a Kit
http://www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy/

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Enter All Contact Numbers as if Being Dialed From
the US:
O10-6723-3255 = 011-8210-6723-3255
DSN 315 754-2131 = 011-82-503-354-2131
Dependents can be registered to their
sponsors account
Self-Register for AtHoc at:
https://warnings1.army.mil/SelfService/2026316
AtHoc can reach you with Emergency
Notifications, 24/7
 At Work, Home or in between
 Phone, text, email, desktop pop-ups
 AtHoc Notifier App available for Android or I-Phone
 Dependents can be added
AtHoc Alert Messages

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www.facebook.com/usaghumphreys
USAG Humphreys will conduct a test of the Mass
Notification System Today, 10 May, at 1400. We
will be testing the destructive weather siren.
Social Media

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Yellow Sand Alerts
65th Medical BDE, Yellow Sand Monitoring
https://www.korea.amedd.army.mil/webapp/yellowSand/
Real-time Air Quality Index Visual Map
http://aqicn.org/map/southkorea/#@g/37.005/127.1115/11z

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11. Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital
Anesthesiology &
Pain Medicine
Burn Surgery Cardiology Dentistry
Dermatology
Emergency
Medicine
Endocrinology &
Metabolism
Family Medicine
Gastroenterology &
Hepatology
General Surgery
Hematology &
Oncology
Infectious Diseases
Laboratory Medicine Nephrology Neurology
Occupational &
EnvironmentalMedicine
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic Surgery
Otorhinolaryngology/
Head & Neck Surgery
Pathology
Pediatric&
AdolescentMedicine
Plastic&Reconstructive
Surgery
Psychiatry
Pulmonary, Allergy
Critical CareMedicine
Radiation Oncology
Radiology
Rehabilitation
Medicine
Rheumatology
Thoracic&
CardiovascularSurgery
Urology
Neurosurgery
Nuclear Medicine
Obstetrics &
Gynecology
Patient-oriented Medical Departments

12. Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital
International Healthcare Center
Tel : 031-8086-2300, 2400, 2500
Fax : 031-8086-2258
E-mail : ihc@hallym.or.kr
Website : http://dongtan.hallym.or.kr

13. Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital

14. VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION
VA Benefits Advisors are available to meet individually with requesting
Servicemembers and their families throughout the week to personally assist with
answering questions about VA benefits and services.
VA Benefits Advisors also provide Benefits I & II Briefings, as well as the Career
Technical Training Track (CTTT).
To schedule an appointment or learn more about the Benefits Briefings and CTTT, please call
DSN 753-8063. Office hours are 0800-1700, Monday through Friday on the third floor of
Building 544 (One Stop Building).
Your onsite VA Benefits Advisors are here to assist you and
your families in learning about VA benefits and services.

15. Gyeonggi Province
Seoul
Suwon
Pyeongtaek
TOTAL
ICU
ER
STAFF
1,179 Beds
165 Beds (NICU 36)
47 Beds
4,174 (Doctor 726)

16. 41 Clinical Departments
Centers
• Allergy & Clinical Immunology
• Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine
• Cardiology
• Dental Clinics
• Dermatology
• Emergency Medicine
• Endocrinology & Metabolism
• Family Practice & Community Health
• Gastroenterology
• Hematology-Oncology
• Infectious Diseases
• Laboratory Medicine
• Nephrology
• Neurology
• Neurosurgery
• Nuclear Medicine
• Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Occupational & Environmental Medicine
• Ophthalmology
• Orthopedic Surgery
• Otolaryngology
• Pathology
• Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine
• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
• Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
• Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
• Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
• Radiation-Oncology
• Radiology
• Rheumatology
• Surgery
(Division of Breast Surgery)
(Division of Colorectal Surgery)
(Division of Gastrointestinal Surgery)
(Division of Liver Transplantation &
Hepatobiliary)
(Division of Pancreatobiliary Surgery)
(Division of Pediatric Surgery)
(Division of Thyroid & Endocrine
Surgery)
(Division of Transplantation &
Vascular Surgery)
(Division of Trauma & Acute Care)
• Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
• Urology
► Each surgery dept. has a specialist for
children.
• 10 Cancer Centers
• Cardiovascular Centers
• Palliative Care Centers
• Integrated Support Center
• Emergency Center
• Provincial Trauma Center
• Health Promotion Center
• International Healthcare Center

17. •Robotic Surgical System (2)
•Gamma Knife System
•Rapid Arc Radiotherapy System
•Coronary Catheterization Lab (5)
•3.0T / 1.5T MRI (4)
•256 / 64 / 16 slice CT (6)
•PET-CT (2) / SPECT-CT (1)
Medical Equipment

18. • Language Service
(English, Russian, Japanese, Chinese)
• Personal 1:1 Walkthrough Assistance
• Billing Process for International Medical
Insurance Holder
TRICARE, AETNA, AFSPA, CIGNA etc.
Int’l Healthcare Center
031-219-4311
inthcc.ajou@gm
ail.com

19. APHN Flu Outreach Plans
2017-2018 65TH MED BDE Flu Campaign
Force Health Protection and Preventive Medicine
03 Oct 2017
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Outreach Events-Area I (Phase IV)

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Outreach Event Flyer-Area II

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Outreach Event Flyer-Area III

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Outreach Event Flyer-Area IV

24. Army Public Health Nursing
• Area I
• Christine Bacsa
• MAJ, AN
• DSN: 315-730-4695
• Cell: 010-3270-2657
• Email: christine.m.bacsa.mil@mail.mil
• Area II
• Evan Kohoutek
• CPT/AN
• DSN: 737-1413
• Cell: 010-3253-1263
• Email: evan.j.kohoutek.mil@mail.mil
• Area III
• Tonita C. Smith, MSN, RN-BC
• CPT, AN
• DSN: (315) 737-5678
• Email: tonita.c.smith.mil@mail.mil
• Area IV
• Dexter D. Williams
• CPT, AN
• DSN: 315-737-4808/4283
• Gov Cell: 010-4793-0076
• Email: dexter.d.williams3.mil@mail.mil
☤121st CSH/Brian Allgood ACH (BAACH)/65th Medical
Brigade
• Matt K. Garrison
• LTC, AN
• Chief, Public Health Nursing
• DSN: 315-737-1746
• Comm (from Korea): 0503-337-1746
• Comm (from U.S.): 001-82-2-7917-1746
• Email: matthew.k.garrison.mil@mail.mil
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25. Humphreys Combat Trauma Recovery Group
Who: Combat veterans of all wars and their family members
Includes: Service members, retirees, DA Civilians, Contractors…Any Combat Vet
What: Chaplain led group meetings/discussions
Dinner and Childcare provided
Vets and Spouses will break out for separate discussions
Where: Chapel 2/BLDG 6360; Meeting will move to new Chapel when open
Why: To facilitate healing, understanding and positive outcomes/direction in life
When: Every Thursday from 1800-1945; *Starts 5 OCT 17*
Provided Dinner from 1800-1830; Discussion groups 1830-1945
POC: Chaplain Mike DeRienzo: Cell 010-7178-0275; michael.a.derienzo.mil@mail.mil

26. VETERINARY CARE
106th MD DET (VSS) Mission Statement:
• Appointments T, W, F 0900 – 1600
• Closed for lunch 1200-1300
• Closed for Training on Monday & Thursdays
• Closed on Federal Holidays
• Building #2260
• USAG-H Clinic Number
–315-737-9720
• Limited Sick Call
• Health certificates
• Immunizations
• Microchips
• NEO guidance
• Laboratory
• Radiology
• Ultrasound
• Optometry
• Limited elective surgery
• No Emergency
Appointments - Telephone
Hours
Veterinary Services
OPR: 65th MED
• DoD beneficiaries only
• GS SPACE A only
To ensure a safe and secure food supply for service members and families, while providing world class
veterinary care for the Military Working Dogs, and support the privately owned animal population.

27. The American Legion
Renewed Purpose • Fresh Perspectives • Plan of Action
ON THE WEB
WEB PROJECT TEAM: JEFF STOFFER, JOE GALLAGHER, MIKE FIERST, JIN KONG

28. Dynamic landing page
that offers a clear roadmap to
all areas of the site

29. Examples of interior landing pages

30. The Burn Pit

31. Staying ahead
of the pack

32. MyLegion Landing Page

33. MyLegion Profile Page

34. MyLegion Post Profile

36. The Exchange Mission and Vision
To provide quality goods and services at competitively low prices anywhere the military goes,
and to support Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) with dividends.
Est. 1895
2015 Top 100 Retailers
STORES Magazine
Top 500 Retailers,
INTERNET RETAILER Magazine
Fortune 500, Equitable Ranking
52#
106#
261#
Our vision is to be our customers
first choice.

37. Main Exchange Facilities
23,749 SF Troop Mini-Mall, includes 2.0 C-
Store Prototype, Barber Shop, Subway,
Taco Bell, Starbucks, Laundry/Dry
Cleaning. Opened Nov 2016
5,653 SF, Burger King and Popeye's with
162-Seat Dining Area and Two Drive-
Through. Grand Opening Summer 2018
26,735 SF Family Mini-Mall, includes 1.0 C-
Store Prototype, Barber Shop, Smoothie
King, Subway, Mr Kebab, 6 Bay Car Care
and 12 Gas Pumps. Grand Opening
Summer 2018
12,014 SF Zoeckler Mini-Mall, includes 5.0 C-
Store Prototype, Barber Shop, Subway,
Pizza Hut, Laundry/Dry Cleaning (LDC),
New Car Sales and 4 Gas Pumps. Grand
Opening Fall 2018
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301,000 Square Feet PX Complex
Grand Opening Winter 2017
 135,384 Main Store with Mil. Clothing Store
 Concessions/Service Mall (59 units)
 Food Court (12 Food Choices)
* Charley’s * Arby’s
* Popeye's * Manchu Wok
* Taco Bell * Burger King
* Pizza Hut * Baskin Robbins
* Starbucks * Krispy Kreme
* Auntie Annie’s * Smoothie King
Concessions in Mall Area are still being
finalized and are subject to change
 MAS (New Car Sales)
 Simply Perfect Nail Salon
 Styilque Beauty Shop
 Barber Shop
 Patriot Tactical Shop
 The Body Shop Store
 GNC
 Optical Shop
 Beyond Natural Cosmetic
 Diamond Water
 Korean Antique Furniture
 31 Short Term Carts
 Cell Phone Accessories
 Hobby Shop
 Ladies Day Wear
 Shoe Shop
 Oakley Fashion Store
 Sport Jersey Store
 Custom Suit & Dress Shop
 Socks & Hat Store
 Beauty & Hair Supplies
 Luggage / Purse Store
 Custom Blanket Store
 Korean Pottery Store
 Custom Shoe Shop
 Custom Art and Korean Gift
Store
 Adidas/Reebok Sports Appeal
Store
 Wood Burning Artist
 Harley Davidson Clothing Shop

38. Stay informed
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Receives exclusive coupons
Buddy List/eNewsletter
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39. ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
ASAP SERVICES
USAG HUMPHREYS
IMCOM delivers and integrates base support to enable readiness
for a self-reliant and globally-responsive All Volunteer Army
IMCOM delivers and integrates base support to enable readiness
for a self-reliant and globally-responsive All Volunteer Army
Location: Building S-572 – (next to Gilliland Youth Center)
For information call:
Prevention: 755-1088
Drug Testing/UPL: 755-1018
Risk Reduction: 755-1087
Employee Assistance Program (EAPC): 755-1090
Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC): 737-5841

40. ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
ASAP SERVICES
USAG HUMPHREYS
Prevention:
- Prevention Coordinator (PC):
• USAG-H Community Wide Prevention Activities
• Education and Awareness
• Ready and Resilient – Unit training, school
programs, special events, etc.
• Provide Information – Campaigns, posters, pamphlets,
etc.
• October 2017 Red Ribbon Month
• Alcohol Awareness Month

41. ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
ASAP SERVICES
USAG HUMPHREYS
Risk Reduction
• Collecting Unit Risk Data
• Coordinate with HQ G3/5/7 Personal Readiness Sustainment
• Advise, Assist Commanders, Soldiers on High Risk Unit
Behavior and coordinate plan of action.
• Community Health Promotion Council (CHPC)
Working Group Updates
Social & Community Services
Behavioral Health
Good Order & Discipline
Physical Health

42. ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
ASAP SERVICES
USAG HUMPHREYS
Drug Testing:
- Drug Testing Coordinator (DTC):
• Train and certify Unit Prevention Leaders (UPLs)
• Monthly UPL Training
• Questions Call 755-1018
Clinical Services
• Substance Use Disorders Clinical Care
• Contact 737-5841 or 0503-337-5841

43. ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
USAG HUMPHREYS
Provides assistance to help DoD Civilians, Dependents, Retirees and eligible Contractors in
identifying and resolving personal problems that may affect their job performance and
well-being.
• To assist Leadership in addressing productivity issues.
• To promote installation work/life/wellness programs.
• Emphasizing Privacy and Confidentiality.
• The EAP Coordinator provides Short Term Counseling, Assessment, Referral.
• AR 600-85 Training Civilian Mandatory Training, Work-Place Violence, Substance
Abuse, Drug Free Federal Workplace, Conflict Resolution, and Stress Management.
For referral information or to request training contact:
Munyaquita Brown, EAPC
Army Substance Abuse Program
Bldg. 572 2nd Floor
DSN: 755-1090 or munyaquita.c.brown.civ@mail.mil
Monday-Friday 0800-1700

44. MTF - Priorities for Care
Access to MTF Healthcare Services
1. Active Duty Service Members
 RC (not on AD) with Line-of-Duty (LD) care needs.
 TDRL Re-Examination.
 Foreign Forces on Invitational Orders.
2. Active Duty Family Members enrolled in TRICARE Prime
 Includes RC ADFMs during TAMP, if lives in MTF Prime Service Area.
 Includes Foreign Forces Dependents on Invitational Orders
3. Retirees, their Family members, and survivors enrolled in TRICARE
Prime
4. Active Duty Family Members NOT enrolled in TRICARE Prime (Space
– A)
 RC in TAMP (that are not Prime enrolled).
5. Retirees, their Family members, and survivors NOT enrolled in
TRICARE Prime (Space – A)
6. All other eligible beneficiaries (Space – A)
 RC under TRICARE Reserve Select (TRS).
 Retired RC under TRICARE Retired Reserve (TRR)
 TRICARE Young Adult (TYA)
 Dependent Parents

45. Establishes “TRICARE Select” NLT January 1, 2018
Self-managed, preferred-provider network option in all areas
Replaces TRICARE Standard and Extra
No restrictions on the freedom of choice of the beneficiary with respect to
health care providers
Requires enrollment through an annual open enrollment period (moving from
FY to CY basis) or qualifying life event
Enrollment fees, deductible amounts, and catastrophic caps shift to a calendar-
year basis and will be based on a sponsor’s original enlistment or appointment
date
Does not affect the availability of TRICARE Prime and TRICARE for Life or the
cost-sharing requirements for TRICARE for Life
Beneficiaries eligible to enroll in Prime or Select who do not enroll no longer
have coverage under the TRICARE Program (including the TRICARE retail
pharmacy and mail order pharmacy programs)
UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
NDAA, Section 701

46. Moving to TRICARE Select
∎ Preferred provider organization
(PPO) style plan
∎ Replaces TRICARE Standard and
TRICARE Extra
∎ New active duty family members
will be auto-enrolled in TRICARE
Select if they live outside of a Prime
Service Area or overseas
∎ Changing to TRICARE Select will
mean no decrease in coverage
On Jan. 1, 2018,
existing TRICARE
Standard beneficiaries
will be auto-enrolled
in TRICARE Select.

47. Are You Ready? Take
Command!
Prepare for the changes now by:
Updating your contact information in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility
Reporting System (DEERS) for you and your family.
Go to www.dmdc.osd.mil/milconnect
Call 1-800-538-9552 (TTY/TDD: 1-866-363-2883).
Fax updates to 1-831-655-8317.
Signing up for eCorrespondence in milConnect.
Log in to www.dmdc.osd.mil/milconnect and update your profile.
Visiting the TRICARE website.
Go to www.tricare.mil/changes
Sign up for email alerts about the changes to get an email anytime this
page is updated.

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VOLUNTEERS
CPL Kim S.H. (HQs)
PFC Yoon (DPTMS)
PFC Lee D.Y. (DPTMS)
PFC Park (DES)
PFC Ahn (DES)
Junior ROTC Cadet Corps

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We want to thank you for attending the Retired Military Appreciation Day hosted by
United States Army Garrison Camp Humphreys. All Retired Military Personnel are
great assets to our community, and we are pleased that you took the time out to share
in the occasion. We will keep you posted on our progress and hope you will visit us
again soon. You are always welcome to attend the Retired Military Council to voice
your opinions or make contributions that affect all Retired Military Personnel. Again,
thank you. “All the difference.”
CALVIN ORLANDO COBBS MSPM, PMP
Retirement Services Officer
Area I and Area III
IMCOM-P USAG HUMPHREYS RETIREMENT SERVICES OFFICE