The annual All American Week was held by the 82nd Airborne Division from May 16-20. Nearly 22,000 paratroopers attended events to honor the division's heritage and veterans. This year was the first time since 2006 that all the division's brigades participated in the Division Review. Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Steven R. England thanked veterans for their sacrifices and current soldiers for their dedication during the review. Soldiers also participated in a memorial ceremony, joint operational demonstration, and various athletic competitions to represent Task Force Wolfpack during the week.

1. Wolfpack
FRG NEWSLETTER
Wolfpack Represent
at AA Week
“Living the Legacy - Back to Basics”
"All American Week" honors the Service members also attended a
All American Week in division's heritage and retired service memorial ceremony and a joint
Review members. Nearly 22,000 paratroopers operational access demonstration
attended the event and participated in the showcasing paratroopers participating in
The annual "All American Week"
many scheduled events including the
was held on Fort Bragg from May 16 to
division run which kicked off the
the 20, hosted by the 82nd Airborne
week on the Monday.
Division. The theme for this year's week
was "Living the Legacy - Back to Basics." This year was the first time
"Those who came
During the week, paratroopers were
since 2006 that all of the division's before us set a high
brigades were on hand for the
given the opportunity to meet and honor
veterans, and military members also
Division Review, one of the standard that we
highlights of All American Week. On
challenged each other in
a number of athletic and
Pike Field, retired Command Sgt. continue to emulate."
Maj. Steven R. England thanked
airborne competitions.
their families and veterans for their
"Those who came before sacrifices and applauded those on the
us set a high standard field for their hard work and
an airfield seizure, parachute pull-off
that we continue to dedication.
demonstration, squad demonstrations, a
emulate," Major General heavy equipment drop and combat
"For those of you out on the field
Jim Huggins, the aviation support.
today, you're military history now,"
commanding general of the division, told
England said.
the Fayetteville Observer.
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2. Chaplain’s
Corner
Chaplain’s Community Luncheon
Wolfpack FRG went out to support
the unit and fundraise at the
Combatives event at Ritz-Epps Gym
UPCOMING STRONG BONDS RETREATS and at the 10-Miler at Pike Field.
22-24 JUL TF KEY LEADERS 1-82
22-24 JUL SINGLES (BDE S2) BDE
TF Wolfpack Chaplain
CH (CPT) Matthew Shenton
1-82 ARB Chaplain
910-907-4944 (office)
910-813-9198 (bb)
matthew.shenton@us.army.mil
Upcoming
Wolfpack Events
! July 1 - TF Family Organizational Day
(details will follow)
! July 19 - BTN Pre-Deployment Brief I
1800 @ York Theater*
! BTN Pre-Deployment Brief II
1800 @ Pope Theater*
A few of the great pieces made at the BTN
Spouses Night Out at Twisted Jewelers. *See next page for childcare details

3. Childcare for the
Pre-Deployment Briefs
Details for childcare are Children MUST be CYSS
being ironed out and members in order to use this
childcare. They must be
will follow shortly...
registered with an hourly care
However, families should start packet.
registering their children ages 6
When dropping your children off
weeks to 12 years.
the evening of the brief you
MUST bring their hourly care
packets and swipe cards with
To register your children go to: them. The annual Garrison Chaplain’s
http://www.fortbraggmwr.com/ If children are non-members Vacation Bible School (VBS) will be
cysreg.php/#registration they will need to get their held at:
membership and their hourly
care packet in time to RSVP by Gordon Elementary (Linden Oaks)
Complete the available forms 14JUL11. June 16-17 from 9 a.m.-noon
and take them to:
Devers Elementary (Ardennes)
Soldier Support Center June 20-24 from 9 a.m.-noon.
Please RSVP NLT 14JUL11
4th Floor
with the names and ages of
Bldg 4-2843 Normandy Drive VBS is available for DOD Family
children to
Fort Bragg, NC 28310 members who have completed
matthew.shenton@us.army.mil kindergarten through the sixth grade.
P. 910-396-8110/5128
F. 910-396-0113 Contact your unit Chaplain or stop
Monday through Friday: by the Watters Center for more
0830-1700 information!
What happens when a pack
of fun-loving panda bears
invade your church?
A wild celebration of God's unconditional love! At
PandaMania VBS, kids will discover that God has a
purpose and a plan for everyone and that he crafted each
of us with his own loving hands.

4. Greywolves HHC 1/82
Happy Anniversary!
Joseph & Rhonda Brinkerhoff
Johnathan & Patricia Hohman
Lincoln & Rodelia Lanier
Adam & Dianna Turner
Matthew & Miranda Whitworth
This Month In History
1 The term "Don't give up the 7 The United Colonies makes a voting in Rochester,
ship!' is coined by Captain James name change and become The N.Y. (1873)
Lawrence, U.S. Chesapeake. (1813) United States. (1775)
22 ! Doughnuts
1 Snow falls in Buffalo and are created. (1847)
Rochester, NY, Cleveland, Ohio and
23 US Secret
other places. (1843)
Service is created.
2 C o n g r e s s g r a n t s U. S . (1860)
citizenship to people of American
Indian descent.(1924) 14 ! The U. S. Army is formed. 25 Lt Colonel George Custer
(1775) and the 7th Cavalry are wiped out by
5 Bobby Kennedy is Sioux and Cheyenne Indians at the
assassinated. (1968) 15 George Washington is Battle of Little Big Horn. (1876)!
appointed the Commander-in-Chief
6 The first of the U.S. Army(1775) 26 The Saint Lawrence Seaway
d r i ve - i n is opened. (1959)
theater opened 17 The Statute of Liberty arrive
in Camden, in New York City. (1885) 28 Treaty of Versailles is signed,
ending WW I (1919)
N e w Je r s ey.
18 Women's rights advocate
(1933)
Susan B. Anthony is arrested for

5. Lonewolves
E-CO 1/82
In the month of May, Echo Company has been gearing up for pre-deployment operation. The Company had a Pre- Deployment Assistant
Survey to evaluate the unit overall deployment readiness status. The Headquarters Platoon was evaluated on Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC),
Communication equipment, Vehicle readiness, and the Weapon’s operational status. During the PDAS Survey the Motorpool was involved in
preparing for the survey. SFC Youman and CW2 Hunter, with the help of several Soldiers, had four M978A2 HEMMT Fuel Trucks inspected so
that they could be taken on the deployment to Afghanistan to support Task Force Wolfpack. Each Platoon worked hard as a team to accomplish the
mission to get the job done. Each section received an overall “GO” during the survey.
Also in preparation for deployment, the Distribution, Headquarters Platoon and a section of the Motorpool has been busy preparing for the
High Altitude Mountain Environmental Training (HAMET) which will take place at Butts Army Airfield near Fort Carson, CO. Distribution
Platoon is sending 18 Troopers to set up a Forward Arming Refueling Point at the airfield to support TF Wolfpack’s Aviators as they train to fly in
high altitudes. The Headquarters’ Platoon is sending 10 Cooks to prepare hot meals throughout the training exercise. The Maintenance team
consisting of three Soldiers will provide mechanical support for the equipment during HAMET. Giving them valuable experience on what it’s like
to operate in a high altitude environment. While a few Soldiers of the Maintenance Platoon are at Fort Carson. The majority of the motorpool is
currently gearing up for deployment by preparing to induct our equipment into LBE (Left Behind Equipment). To turn overipsum dolor to the
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Throughout the company, Soldiers have been receiving additional training to sustain the company during deployment. This past month, PV2
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Ellis completed DTMS training to support the orderly room mission. SPC Cristello completed the weapons gauging. In the Distribution Platoon,
new Troopers were trained on Ammunition handling and refueling procedures, which has been a major priority for the Platoon.
During the past month, several Soldiers were selected to attend leadership training. SGT Berry is currently completing Advance Leadership
Course in Fort Lee, VA. SPC Adams, SPC Morgan, SPC Sobert is taking the next step to achieve a leadership role while completing the Warrior
Leadership Course held at Fort Bragg. SPC Adzoble and SPC Qualls attended Warrior Leadership Course from April 18 to May 5, 2011. SPC
Adzoble received superior marks for his performance in leadership roles while attending WLC. Warrior Leadership Course is a month-long course
that teaches Specialists and Corporals the basic skills to lead small groups of Soldiers. This course is hard hitting and intensive with emphasis on
leadership skills and prepares Soldiers to advance to the rank of Sergeant. These Soldiers were faced with the challenge of being a leaders in a
squad sized elements in both field and garrison environments. They also spent time in the classroom learning how to gather and present
information in a professional style. Congratulations to SPC Adzoble and SPC Qualls for a job well done.
The month of May started off slow for Echo Company. The company had a solid week of work that was capped off by pay day activities. All
the Soldiers participated and the ones who live in the barracks completed an inspection flawlessly. The following week, the company transitioned
into All-American week. The week kicked off with the Division Run and was followed by two days of sporting events in which the Lonewolves
made their mark on the Division. Soldiers throughout the Division were given the opportunity to participate in a multitude of events, and these are
the Soldiers that helped represent TF Wolfpack. PFC Mann jumped in on the tug-a-war and held his own against Soldiers from the BCTs. SPC
Adzoble, SPC Jiminez, and SPC Caldaron competed in the Assault
Course. During the Combative competition SGT Vitola and PFC Burt
were able to display their talent and techniques as well. SPC Quiroz and
PFC Patrick helped lead the soccer team to the finals before they were
beaten. Some of the newer Soldiers to the company like SGT Ellington,
SGT Chatman, PFC Whetstone, PFC Faria, PFC Whetstone, and PFC
Boone jumped in on the volleyball team along with SSG Hayes to help
out TF Wolfpack and lead the team to the semifinals. SSG Hayes, SPC
Carroll, SPC Johnson, PV2 Ellis and SGT Stallworth wrapped up the
teams by leading the TF Wolfpack’s basketball team to the semifinals.
While the rest of the Lonewolves supported from the sidelines.
Finally, the company would like to say goodbye to the following
Soldiers: SGT Osborn and SGT Gourneau. We would like to thank them
for their service and wish them all the best in their future endeavors.
Lonewolves!
All-American Week TF Basketball Team (Pictured: SFC Crews,
SSG Hayes, SGT Stallworth, PV2 Ellis, SPC Johnston, SPC Carroll)

6. Special Occasions
April 15 through June 1
BIRTHDAYS
PFC FISCHER 20 APRIL
PFC WHETSTONE 30 APRIL
1LT ROBERTS 3 MAY
PFC FLINT 10 MAY
SSG INOCENCIO 11 MAY
Division Review
SPC HUDGENS 15 MAY
(Pictured: BDE Colors; SGT
Bagley and Company Guidon; PV2 REESE 21 MAY
SPC Kays) PFC ACOSTA 21 MAY
SFC CREWS 23 MAY
PFC BOONE 29 MAY
SGT STACEY 30 MAY
ANNIVERSARIES
Promotions SGT VITOLA 21 APRIL
PFC Butler to SPC SGT HURTADO 28 APRIL
PFC REIDLERVOCK 30 APRIL
1SG EDWARDS 18 MAY
SPC MIDDLETON 22 MAY
SSG JAMES 30 MAY
Lonewolves
Upcoming/Current Events
" HAMETS: 25 MAY to 13 JUN
" Pre-Deployment Classes: 22-23 JUN
" TF Safety Classes: 24 JUN
All-American Week TF Soccer " LBE Induction: 27-30 JUN
Game (Pictured: SSG George #4)
" TF Organizational Day: 1 JUL

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