The document provides news and announcements from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall including information about facility closures and openings, health benefits, community events, and base services. Specific announcements include the indefinite closure of the base pool due to damage, reminders about open enrollment for health benefits, and information about upcoming classes, briefings, and holiday events at base facilities.
The document provides updates on events and services at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including information about winter weather procedures, safety during the holiday season, Advent concerts, volunteer opportunities at the tax center, and intramural basketball signups. It also announces road construction projects in Arlington that may impact traffic through December.
This document provides a summary of news and announcements from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. It includes notices about tax centers opening to help with taxes, renovations to the Marine Corps Exchange, job postings, and updates to clinic operations. It also lists support group meeting times and locations, and information on donating annual leave to help civilian employees in need.
The document is a bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall providing information on upcoming events and notices. It announces celebrations of MLK Day, warns of cold weather risks, provides training class schedules, notifies of facility closures and maintenance, and shares resources for stress management, anger issues, parenting and more. It aims to keep the community informed of news, prepared for weather, and supported with health and family programs.
The document provides information on various events, closures, and services occurring around Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including:
- The fuel station on Fort Myer will be closed Sept 29-Oct 1 for inventory.
- A voluntary energy reduction is requested on Sept 16 from 2-3pm to support the regional power grid.
- A Hispanic Heritage celebration will be held on Sept 17 at Brucker Hall on Fort Myer.
- The Auto Craft Shop on Fort Myer will be closed Sept 25-Oct 1.
- Military Personnel Division will have new hours starting Oct 1, closing the first Wednesday of each month.
This bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall provides information on various upcoming events and programs. New events include absentee voting assistance, a fun run to kick off the Combined Federal Campaign, a college information workshop, and resume writing class. Ongoing programs and services are also highlighted such as family support groups, youth sports registration, and ethics training requirements.
This document provides announcements and updates for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall including: sack meals will be served at the dining facility Jan 18-20 while it undergoes renovations; the Summerall Field parking lot will have closures Jan 13-14, 17, 24, 30 due to ceremonies; most offices will be closed Jan 20 for the MLK Jr. holiday; the Combined Federal Campaign donation period ends Jan 15; and 'Baby Bundles' and other family readiness classes are scheduled for January.
This document provides information about facility operating hours and closures for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall on Veterans Day. Most offices will be closed on November 11th in observance of the holiday, while some facilities like the commissary and bowling center will have limited hours. The document also announces upcoming events like flu shot clinics, a Native American museum tour, and a leadership luncheon.
This bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall provides information on upcoming events and schedule changes for various services on the base. Upcoming events include a Spirit of America performance in Hershey, PA on September 26-27, a fall family festival on September 27, and National Drug Take Back Day on September 26 where unused medications can be safely disposed of. Several training sessions and classes are also announced, including ethics training on October 15-November 18, Critical Incident Peer Support Training from October 20-24, and anger management and stress management classes throughout September and October.
The document provides updates on events and services at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including information about winter weather procedures, safety during the holiday season, Advent concerts, volunteer opportunities at the tax center, and intramural basketball signups. It also announces road construction projects in Arlington that may impact traffic through December.
This document provides a summary of news and announcements from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. It includes notices about tax centers opening to help with taxes, renovations to the Marine Corps Exchange, job postings, and updates to clinic operations. It also lists support group meeting times and locations, and information on donating annual leave to help civilian employees in need.
The document is a bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall providing information on upcoming events and notices. It announces celebrations of MLK Day, warns of cold weather risks, provides training class schedules, notifies of facility closures and maintenance, and shares resources for stress management, anger issues, parenting and more. It aims to keep the community informed of news, prepared for weather, and supported with health and family programs.
The document provides information on various events, closures, and services occurring around Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including:
- The fuel station on Fort Myer will be closed Sept 29-Oct 1 for inventory.
- A voluntary energy reduction is requested on Sept 16 from 2-3pm to support the regional power grid.
- A Hispanic Heritage celebration will be held on Sept 17 at Brucker Hall on Fort Myer.
- The Auto Craft Shop on Fort Myer will be closed Sept 25-Oct 1.
- Military Personnel Division will have new hours starting Oct 1, closing the first Wednesday of each month.
This bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall provides information on various upcoming events and programs. New events include absentee voting assistance, a fun run to kick off the Combined Federal Campaign, a college information workshop, and resume writing class. Ongoing programs and services are also highlighted such as family support groups, youth sports registration, and ethics training requirements.
This document provides announcements and updates for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall including: sack meals will be served at the dining facility Jan 18-20 while it undergoes renovations; the Summerall Field parking lot will have closures Jan 13-14, 17, 24, 30 due to ceremonies; most offices will be closed Jan 20 for the MLK Jr. holiday; the Combined Federal Campaign donation period ends Jan 15; and 'Baby Bundles' and other family readiness classes are scheduled for January.
This document provides information about facility operating hours and closures for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall on Veterans Day. Most offices will be closed on November 11th in observance of the holiday, while some facilities like the commissary and bowling center will have limited hours. The document also announces upcoming events like flu shot clinics, a Native American museum tour, and a leadership luncheon.
This bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall provides information on upcoming events and schedule changes for various services on the base. Upcoming events include a Spirit of America performance in Hershey, PA on September 26-27, a fall family festival on September 27, and National Drug Take Back Day on September 26 where unused medications can be safely disposed of. Several training sessions and classes are also announced, including ethics training on October 15-November 18, Critical Incident Peer Support Training from October 20-24, and anger management and stress management classes throughout September and October.
Command Channel Slides April 12 to 19, 2013USAG Japan
1) A training session on the S&G 2890 Pedestrian Door Lock is scheduled for May 2 from 9-11:30 AM in Bldg. 102, Room D-202 with limited space.
2) The Camp Zama Army Substance Abuse Program will hold an alcohol safety seminar on April 25 at 1 PM titled "Alcohol and High Adventure Do Not Mix."
3) Monthly Sponsorship Training dates have changed and will now be held on the second Wednesday of each month through December.
This document provides information from the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall weekly newsletter, including upcoming events, command contact information, and MCCS program updates. It announces a battalion PFT on February 27th and volunteer opportunities as a panelist for educational programs. The MCCS section details activities for the upcoming week like group meetings, children's activities, and holiday hours.
The document provides information on various events and announcements for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including:
- Testing of the giant voice system on Tuesdays at 10am throughout October.
- Fire Safety Week from October 5-11 with a fire department open house on October 11.
- A power outage scheduled for the Henderson Hall portion of the base on October 14.
- An upcoming 5K race on October 22 to commemorate Semper Fit.
- Volunteer opportunities on October 24 to package meals with the Washington Wizards basketball team.
- Various family readiness and community events, such as playgroups, parenting classes, and counseling services.
- The document provides information on upcoming events at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield from June 3 to July 4, including training courses, community events, facility openings and closures, healthcare services updates, and Independence Day celebrations.
- Updates are provided on the removal of social security numbers from military IDs, Exceptional Family Member Program record updates, surveys to assess community needs, and the importance of reporting suspicious activity.
- Key dates mentioned are the grand openings of a new OB/GYN clinic and child development center, as well as Independence Day activities like fireworks, petting zoos, and pool parties across Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield.
The summary provides information about upcoming events and training sessions on Camp Zama, including:
- A mail handling training on July 8 from 9-11 a.m. at the Camp Zama Education Center.
- A community resilience seminar on June 19 from 1-3 p.m. at the Camp Zama Community Activity Center covering topics like suicide awareness and substance abuse prevention.
- A USAG Japan leader development course on June 19 from 10-11 a.m. at the Visual Information Center about stress management techniques.
- A meeting to establish a retiree council on June 20 at 4 p.m. in the large conference room at building 102.
The Special Olympics Bowling Championships Marine Volunteer Day is an opportunity for Marines to volunteer
and support the Special Olympics athletes as they compete in the bowling championships. Volunteers are needed from
0800-1200 on 27 Feb to assist with lane monitoring, score keeping, and to generally support and encourage the athletes.
Volunteers should wear civilian clothes/comfortable shoes and report to the Bowl America in Alexandria, VA at 0800 for
instructions. Breakfast will be provided for volunteers. This is a fun and rewarding way for Marines to give back to the
community. All ranks are welcome to participate. If you are interested in volunteering, please RSVP to GySgt Dunston at
703-614-7190/91 or
The document provides information about facility operating hours for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall over the Labor Day weekend, including many closures on Monday, September 1st. Specific details are given for dining facilities, clinics, exchanges, fitness centers, pools, and more. Upcoming events like a change of command ceremony and welcome brief are also advertised.
1) The DSN phone operators will provide directory assistance for official DSN numbers on Honshu, assistance with DSN conference calls, and community-of-interest numbers for Allied Telesis between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. starting January 1st.
2) The Command Channel and MWR Channel on Camp Zama are now available in high definition. Viewers will need to rescan their TV channels to view the new HD channels.
3) A half-road closure between Buildings 101 and 102 on Camp Zama is scheduled from January 27th through March 14th between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. due to construction. This will require the closure of
This document provides a weekly update for soldiers and families with information on various topics including health, fitness, activities, and resources. Key details include the upcoming performance of the play "Theater of War" on post to raise awareness for suicide prevention month, renovations to the emergency department at Womack Army Medical Center to improve care, and various fitness classes and community events happening in the local area. Contact information is provided for childcare, spouse opportunities, and transition assistance resources.
The document contains announcements from Camp Zama about various upcoming events, training opportunities, facility closures and renovations, and transportation/internet service upgrades happening around post. Key details include fiber optic internet installation starting March 16th, a town hall meeting on March 26th, and a blood drive on March 20th. Motorcycle safety courses will be offered April 6-10th and require signing up by calling 263-3770.
Command channel slides March 27 to April 21USAG Japan
The documents provide information on various events, notices, and updates occurring at USAG-J installations in Japan, including:
1) Lean Six Sigma training to identify inefficient practices and streamline processes.
2) Notices for events like the National Prayer Breakfast, home track meets, and the Cherry Blossom Festival shuttle bus schedule.
3) Updates on facility closures and maintenance at the Yano Fitness Center pool and jacuzzi.
4) A schedule and locations for Defense Biometric Identification System registration across Camp Zama units through July.
Three training sessions on shelf-life policy are scheduled in March, May and September 2014 at various locations in Japan. The sessions will teach students how to properly manage and store shelf-life materials to maintain stocks in a ready-for-issue status.
Command Channel Slides Jan 10 to 14, 2013USAG Japan
The street and parking space between 4th avenue and 5th avenue at Bldg. 102, close to the Gate 2 area will be closed from Jan. 8 to March 31, 2013 due to construction. USA MEDDAC-Japan will have reduced primary care managers throughout the summer due to permanent change of station underlaps, which may reduce appointment availability for non-TRICARE beneficiaries. The Garrison Public Affairs Office is working to make Facebook and Twitter the place to go for community information and asks people to like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
This document provides information about transition resources available at Fort Rucker's Army Career Alumni Program (ACAP) center, including upcoming workshops, employer visits, websites for job searches, and contacts for ACAP counselors. It encourages Soldiers to utilize ACAP resources and attend briefings to help with their transition to civilian life. Specific resources mentioned include assistance with resumes and interviews, practice for interviews, and information on veterans benefits and disability claims.
Command Channel Slides Nov. 26 to Dec. 3USAG Japan
The Vehicle Registration Office at Camp Zama will remain open later until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday starting December 3, 2012, while the Pass/ID Office hours will remain unchanged at closing at 4 p.m. A cooking class and community coffee meetups are announced. A new American high school website is launched. Ready Army encourages preparedness through getting emergency kits, making plans, and staying informed. Details are provided on emergency supply kits, making plans, and ways to stay informed. Meeting times are provided for Alcoholics Anonymous, community mayors, and a skeet shooting range.
This document describes a potential job scam involving a dubious job offer from "United State Oil and Gas." The document outlines correspondence between the potential victim and individuals representing the dubious company. In the emails, the victim is asked to provide personal details and pay fees in order to secure a visa for a job that appears too good to be true. The summary raises suspicions about the legitimacy of the opportunity.
The town hall agenda outlines presentations from five speakers to discuss changes happening with the Army and 2nd Engineer Brigade, including how the Army will decide where soldiers are assigned and the future of units under the brigade like the 793rd MP Battalion, 6th EN Battalion, and 17th CSSB. The speakers will cover topics like the Army's restructuring plan, the brigade's role in supporting reorganizations, and personnel actions and timelines for specific units. The goal is to communicate the impacts and gain shared understanding of the challenges from soldiers and families.
2d Engineer Brigade Army Structure January 2014 Town Hall2d Engineer Brigade
As part of the US Army's restructuring plan, the 2d Engineer Brigade has been selected for inactivation in May 2015. This creates a lot of questions and unknowns for Arctic Trailblazers Soldiers and Families. In an effort to be as transparent as possible and share all known information, the brigade senior leaders held town halls in January 2014 on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson and Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
The US Army Garrison Japan held a Community Information Exchange on May 27, 2014. The meeting included updates from various community programs, including housing, recreation, safety, and medical. Housing discussed new construction, pet policies, and maintenance issues. Recreation discussed kennel improvements. Safety emphasized summer safety tips. Medical announced a sleep orientation session. The forum aims to share information between organizations and the community.
The document summarizes two full-scale emergency response exercises conducted at Fort Meade on May 14th and 15th. The exercises tested the post's response to a natural disaster scenario and an active shooter situation. On the 14th, the chapel was transformed into a Family Assistance Center to aid "victims" of a simulated tornado. Volunteers acted as distressed role players seeking various forms of assistance. The next day at the Pavilion, the response to an active shooter with multiple casualties was tested, with the facility serving as a triage area for treating "injured" individuals. The exercises provided an opportunity for organizations to improve their responses to challenging crisis situations.
This document provides information on upcoming events and activities at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including furlough closures, job openings, hours changes at the Marine Corps Exchange, Twilight Tattoo performances, classes on coping with stress, job searches, and moving. It also announces classes on anger management, stress management, and moving families through change, as well as sports camps and movies, and the base's golf tournament in September.
This document provides information about upcoming events on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in a weekly bulletin format. It announces the opening of a new Java Cafe with expanded hours and menu items, an open house of the historic Grant Hall courtroom, and several races and sporting tournaments happening in May, including a Cinco de Mayo 5K run and a Home Run Derby baseball competition. It also provides updates on facility operations and services around the base.
Command Channel Slides April 12 to 19, 2013USAG Japan
1) A training session on the S&G 2890 Pedestrian Door Lock is scheduled for May 2 from 9-11:30 AM in Bldg. 102, Room D-202 with limited space.
2) The Camp Zama Army Substance Abuse Program will hold an alcohol safety seminar on April 25 at 1 PM titled "Alcohol and High Adventure Do Not Mix."
3) Monthly Sponsorship Training dates have changed and will now be held on the second Wednesday of each month through December.
This document provides information from the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall weekly newsletter, including upcoming events, command contact information, and MCCS program updates. It announces a battalion PFT on February 27th and volunteer opportunities as a panelist for educational programs. The MCCS section details activities for the upcoming week like group meetings, children's activities, and holiday hours.
The document provides information on various events and announcements for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including:
- Testing of the giant voice system on Tuesdays at 10am throughout October.
- Fire Safety Week from October 5-11 with a fire department open house on October 11.
- A power outage scheduled for the Henderson Hall portion of the base on October 14.
- An upcoming 5K race on October 22 to commemorate Semper Fit.
- Volunteer opportunities on October 24 to package meals with the Washington Wizards basketball team.
- Various family readiness and community events, such as playgroups, parenting classes, and counseling services.
- The document provides information on upcoming events at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield from June 3 to July 4, including training courses, community events, facility openings and closures, healthcare services updates, and Independence Day celebrations.
- Updates are provided on the removal of social security numbers from military IDs, Exceptional Family Member Program record updates, surveys to assess community needs, and the importance of reporting suspicious activity.
- Key dates mentioned are the grand openings of a new OB/GYN clinic and child development center, as well as Independence Day activities like fireworks, petting zoos, and pool parties across Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield.
The summary provides information about upcoming events and training sessions on Camp Zama, including:
- A mail handling training on July 8 from 9-11 a.m. at the Camp Zama Education Center.
- A community resilience seminar on June 19 from 1-3 p.m. at the Camp Zama Community Activity Center covering topics like suicide awareness and substance abuse prevention.
- A USAG Japan leader development course on June 19 from 10-11 a.m. at the Visual Information Center about stress management techniques.
- A meeting to establish a retiree council on June 20 at 4 p.m. in the large conference room at building 102.
The Special Olympics Bowling Championships Marine Volunteer Day is an opportunity for Marines to volunteer
and support the Special Olympics athletes as they compete in the bowling championships. Volunteers are needed from
0800-1200 on 27 Feb to assist with lane monitoring, score keeping, and to generally support and encourage the athletes.
Volunteers should wear civilian clothes/comfortable shoes and report to the Bowl America in Alexandria, VA at 0800 for
instructions. Breakfast will be provided for volunteers. This is a fun and rewarding way for Marines to give back to the
community. All ranks are welcome to participate. If you are interested in volunteering, please RSVP to GySgt Dunston at
703-614-7190/91 or
The document provides information about facility operating hours for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall over the Labor Day weekend, including many closures on Monday, September 1st. Specific details are given for dining facilities, clinics, exchanges, fitness centers, pools, and more. Upcoming events like a change of command ceremony and welcome brief are also advertised.
1) The DSN phone operators will provide directory assistance for official DSN numbers on Honshu, assistance with DSN conference calls, and community-of-interest numbers for Allied Telesis between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. starting January 1st.
2) The Command Channel and MWR Channel on Camp Zama are now available in high definition. Viewers will need to rescan their TV channels to view the new HD channels.
3) A half-road closure between Buildings 101 and 102 on Camp Zama is scheduled from January 27th through March 14th between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. due to construction. This will require the closure of
This document provides a weekly update for soldiers and families with information on various topics including health, fitness, activities, and resources. Key details include the upcoming performance of the play "Theater of War" on post to raise awareness for suicide prevention month, renovations to the emergency department at Womack Army Medical Center to improve care, and various fitness classes and community events happening in the local area. Contact information is provided for childcare, spouse opportunities, and transition assistance resources.
The document contains announcements from Camp Zama about various upcoming events, training opportunities, facility closures and renovations, and transportation/internet service upgrades happening around post. Key details include fiber optic internet installation starting March 16th, a town hall meeting on March 26th, and a blood drive on March 20th. Motorcycle safety courses will be offered April 6-10th and require signing up by calling 263-3770.
Command channel slides March 27 to April 21USAG Japan
The documents provide information on various events, notices, and updates occurring at USAG-J installations in Japan, including:
1) Lean Six Sigma training to identify inefficient practices and streamline processes.
2) Notices for events like the National Prayer Breakfast, home track meets, and the Cherry Blossom Festival shuttle bus schedule.
3) Updates on facility closures and maintenance at the Yano Fitness Center pool and jacuzzi.
4) A schedule and locations for Defense Biometric Identification System registration across Camp Zama units through July.
Three training sessions on shelf-life policy are scheduled in March, May and September 2014 at various locations in Japan. The sessions will teach students how to properly manage and store shelf-life materials to maintain stocks in a ready-for-issue status.
Command Channel Slides Jan 10 to 14, 2013USAG Japan
The street and parking space between 4th avenue and 5th avenue at Bldg. 102, close to the Gate 2 area will be closed from Jan. 8 to March 31, 2013 due to construction. USA MEDDAC-Japan will have reduced primary care managers throughout the summer due to permanent change of station underlaps, which may reduce appointment availability for non-TRICARE beneficiaries. The Garrison Public Affairs Office is working to make Facebook and Twitter the place to go for community information and asks people to like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
This document provides information about transition resources available at Fort Rucker's Army Career Alumni Program (ACAP) center, including upcoming workshops, employer visits, websites for job searches, and contacts for ACAP counselors. It encourages Soldiers to utilize ACAP resources and attend briefings to help with their transition to civilian life. Specific resources mentioned include assistance with resumes and interviews, practice for interviews, and information on veterans benefits and disability claims.
Command Channel Slides Nov. 26 to Dec. 3USAG Japan
The Vehicle Registration Office at Camp Zama will remain open later until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday starting December 3, 2012, while the Pass/ID Office hours will remain unchanged at closing at 4 p.m. A cooking class and community coffee meetups are announced. A new American high school website is launched. Ready Army encourages preparedness through getting emergency kits, making plans, and staying informed. Details are provided on emergency supply kits, making plans, and ways to stay informed. Meeting times are provided for Alcoholics Anonymous, community mayors, and a skeet shooting range.
This document describes a potential job scam involving a dubious job offer from "United State Oil and Gas." The document outlines correspondence between the potential victim and individuals representing the dubious company. In the emails, the victim is asked to provide personal details and pay fees in order to secure a visa for a job that appears too good to be true. The summary raises suspicions about the legitimacy of the opportunity.
The town hall agenda outlines presentations from five speakers to discuss changes happening with the Army and 2nd Engineer Brigade, including how the Army will decide where soldiers are assigned and the future of units under the brigade like the 793rd MP Battalion, 6th EN Battalion, and 17th CSSB. The speakers will cover topics like the Army's restructuring plan, the brigade's role in supporting reorganizations, and personnel actions and timelines for specific units. The goal is to communicate the impacts and gain shared understanding of the challenges from soldiers and families.
2d Engineer Brigade Army Structure January 2014 Town Hall2d Engineer Brigade
As part of the US Army's restructuring plan, the 2d Engineer Brigade has been selected for inactivation in May 2015. This creates a lot of questions and unknowns for Arctic Trailblazers Soldiers and Families. In an effort to be as transparent as possible and share all known information, the brigade senior leaders held town halls in January 2014 on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson and Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
The US Army Garrison Japan held a Community Information Exchange on May 27, 2014. The meeting included updates from various community programs, including housing, recreation, safety, and medical. Housing discussed new construction, pet policies, and maintenance issues. Recreation discussed kennel improvements. Safety emphasized summer safety tips. Medical announced a sleep orientation session. The forum aims to share information between organizations and the community.
The document summarizes two full-scale emergency response exercises conducted at Fort Meade on May 14th and 15th. The exercises tested the post's response to a natural disaster scenario and an active shooter situation. On the 14th, the chapel was transformed into a Family Assistance Center to aid "victims" of a simulated tornado. Volunteers acted as distressed role players seeking various forms of assistance. The next day at the Pavilion, the response to an active shooter with multiple casualties was tested, with the facility serving as a triage area for treating "injured" individuals. The exercises provided an opportunity for organizations to improve their responses to challenging crisis situations.
This document provides information on upcoming events and activities at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including furlough closures, job openings, hours changes at the Marine Corps Exchange, Twilight Tattoo performances, classes on coping with stress, job searches, and moving. It also announces classes on anger management, stress management, and moving families through change, as well as sports camps and movies, and the base's golf tournament in September.
This document provides information about upcoming events on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in a weekly bulletin format. It announces the opening of a new Java Cafe with expanded hours and menu items, an open house of the historic Grant Hall courtroom, and several races and sporting tournaments happening in May, including a Cinco de Mayo 5K run and a Home Run Derby baseball competition. It also provides updates on facility operations and services around the base.
This document provides announcements and information from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall regarding upcoming events, holidays, facility closures, and volunteer opportunities from December 30th to January 27th. Key details include announcements about the New Year's holiday schedule, sober ride programs, safety messages, guidebook deliveries, training seminars, gate maintenance, workshops, and club New Year's Eve celebrations. The document also provides information about donating annual leave to employees in need, dining facility meal rates, resiliency training events, and winter weather reporting procedures.
The document provides information about upcoming Family Readiness Group (FRG) meetings for various units in the 1-4 CAV including Apache Troop, Bandit Troop, Comanche Troop, Delta Company, and HHT. It gives details on the dates, times, and locations of each meeting as well as any childcare information. It also provides contact information for FRG leaders and points of contact for each unit and for the rear detachment.
The document is the August 15, 2013 issue of the Fort Meade community newspaper Soundoff. Key details include:
- The garrison commander, Col. Brian Foley, assumed command from Col. Edward Rothstein and discusses his philosophy of caring, motivation, diversity, and professional development.
- The Commander's 2nd Annual Teen Leadership Challenge summer volunteer program provided learning experiences for 35 youths ages 13-21 at various garrison organizations.
- Mannie Fuhrman taught guitar to wounded warriors through the program to gain experience for a career in music therapy.
- Commissaries will return to normal operating hours the week of August 18-24 following the reduction of civilian furlough days from 11 to
The document provides information about various events and announcements related to Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall including changes to holiday hours, funeral services, meal rates, resiliency training programs, locker room cleaning schedules, construction projects, volunteer opportunities, and more. It is a newsletter format with multiple short announcements organized under section headings.
Sen. Cardin hosted a town hall forum at Fort Meade to discuss the impact of the 2013 federal budget furloughs on DoD civilians and the possibility of future furloughs in 2014. The American Federation of Government Employees Local 1923 organized the event. Sen. Cardin addressed the attendees' concerns about the furloughs and the potential for more furloughs next year if Congress does not change current budget laws. Topics of discussion included money-saving suggestions and ensuring furloughed employees are compensated for lost time and wages. Sen. Cardin reassured the civilian workforce that Congress is working to prevent sequestration cuts from becoming permanent.
The document lists upcoming events at Fort Meade in February, including cooking and financial readiness classes and Black History Month observances. It also provides a brief summary of articles in the publication about support programs for military families and a visit by the new Maryland governor to tour the installation and honor the Defense Information School for its 50th anniversary.
The 3-star commander of the Installation Management Command toured Fort Meade to meet with military and civilian leaders. During his visit, Lt. Gen. David Halverson stopped at the NSA, Directorate of Emergency Services, Reece Crossings, and Asymmetric Warfare Group. Halverson thanked garrison staff for their work supporting the installation's service members with facilities and services. He discussed with leaders issues like funding, infrastructure challenges, and speeding up background checks. The general said interacting with commanders is important to ensure the command can support an "ready and resilient" Army.
The document provides an operations order (OPORD) for Combined Command United Shield (CC-US) to respond to the Ebola virus outbreak in Liberia. The mission is to construct Ebola Treatment Units (ETUs) to help contain the spread of the disease. Key tasks include establishing command and control in Monrovia, completing recon of ETU sites, constructing all requested ETUs, and transitioning responsibility for the ETUs to other organizations once completed. The operation will proceed through four stages - pre-deployment, deployment of advanced and main bodies, site preparation and construction, and transition/redeployment. The goal is to help the Government of Liberia and international community enhance their capacity to treat Ebola
The article summarizes Air Force Staff Sgt. Steven Doty being awarded the Soldier's Medal for his heroism in helping rescue the crew of a downed helicopter in Afghanistan in 2010. It describes Doty rushing to the crash scene as the first to arrive, and working to save the three crewmen. The ceremony honoring Doty with this medal took place at the Defense Information School. The Soldier's Medal is the U.S. Army's highest peacetime award for bravery not involving direct contact with an enemy.
This document contains information from the Fort Carson Mountaineer newspaper dated Aug. 16, 2013. It includes announcements about upcoming events at Fort Carson, including a memorial walk/run on Saturday. It describes a joint training exercise with ROTC cadets and Fort Carson units. It provides details about the planned demolition of buildings from the Old Hospital Complex on post, which housed thousands of patients during World War II. The demolition raises issues regarding asbestos and lead removal. The document also discusses Antiterrorism Awareness Month and the importance of vigilance against terrorist threats.
The document discusses several topics:
1. The Army Assistant Secretary visited Fort Carson and addressed issues related to the Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site, including potentially rescinding a waiver that allows for expansion.
2. She also discussed Fort Carson's net zero energy, water, and waste goals and praised the installation's efforts to become more resilient and reduce costs through these initiatives.
3. The Secretary said she will investigate the Piñon Canyon waiver issue and report back within several months, and that the Army's reduced deployments may mean expansion is no longer necessary.
Community Information Exchange 4 Dec, 2012USAG Japan
The document provides information about upcoming community events at United States Army Garrison Japan, including:
- Tree lighting ceremonies at Camp Zama, Sagamihara Housing Area, and Sagami General Depot on December 4th-6th.
- A bench press competition at Yano Fitness Center on December 6th and an Army vs. Navy football game on December 8th.
- Holiday-themed events like Christmas Around the World on December 7th and a Parents' Night Out on December 15th hosted by Child, Youth and School Services.
- Elections for community mayors to be held on January 10th, 2013.
The Defense Secretary reduced the number of unpaid furlough days for approximately 650,000 DoD civilian employees from 11 days to 6 days. This was made possible by Congress approving a large reprogramming request submitted by the DoD. The furlough period will now end on August 17th for most employees. All furloughs have also ended immediately for DoD Education Activity personnel.
The document contains a local newspaper with the following summaries:
1) A Boy Scout renovated a memorial garden at the Kitsap Area Council of the American Legion (KACC).
2) Upcoming community events in the area are listed, including concerts and a farmers market.
3) A ceremony was held to strengthen connections between Fort Meade and the historic Battle of the Bulge.
The document provides local news, events, and stories from the Fort Meade community.
The article discusses the Army receiving authorization to continue production of an advanced radio called the Manpack radio. The Manpack radio will allow lower-level soldiers to connect to the tactical communications network and exchange information without relying on fixed infrastructure. The authorization was based on positive test results from exercises in May-June and October. The Manpack radio is part of the Army's effort to develop integrated communication capabilities called Capability Sets that will connect all levels of a brigade combat team formation. Volunteers are being sought on October 27 to help clean up Iron Horse Park and surrounding areas for Make A Difference Day.
The 544th Engineer Company received a division physical fitness excellence award streamer for exceeding the Army physical fitness test standards set by the 4th Infantry Division. To earn the streamer, a unit must score an average of 250 points on the APFT with no failures and an 85% participation rate, which the 544th Engineers achieved with an average score of 279 points and an 87% participation rate. Brig. Gen. Michael Bills presented the streamer to the unit and commended their achievement, noting it was the first time in 10 years that a unit met the commanding general's challenge. The high standards and dedication of the Soldiers in the 544th Engineers allowed them to earn this recognition.
This document provides information about closures and schedules at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall over the Thanksgiving holiday period, including guidance on following the Office of Personnel Management for weather closures, gate access hours, dining facility meal times, and upcoming family programs.
This document provides information about events, services, and updates pertaining to Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (JBM-HH). It announces winter weather procedures, Thanksgiving holiday schedules and meals, upcoming training classes, and deadlines for federal benefits open enrollment. Contact information is provided for JBM-HH offices and services mentioned.
This document provides announcements and news from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. It includes information about an employee in need of donated annual leave, office relocations, upcoming events like the Marine Corps birthday meal and career fairs, flu shot clinics, training sessions, and more community programs and activities. The document aims to keep personnel at the base informed of upcoming opportunities and changes.
The document provides news and announcements from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including information about facility closures and openings, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and resources for those affected by the government shutdown. Key details include notices about seasonal flu vaccines being offered on various dates in October and November, an online survey seeking input on childcare needs, and information on assistance programs for utility bill payment for those in the District, Maryland, and Virginia.
This bulletin provides information on various services and programs available to members of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including mental health resources, holiday hours, print services, fitness classes, legal assistance, and more. It encourages seeking help from suicide prevention resources and notes special Christmas meal times at the dining facility. Upcoming events like a prostate cancer support group and Special Operations recruiting sessions are also advertised.
This document provides information about events, services and contacts for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. It announces the return to normal operations after furlough days ending August 16th. It also lists upcoming workshops on topics like anger management, finances, federal hiring and more. Contact information is provided for child care, medical clinics, housing services and other base services and programs.
This document provides information about events, notices, and services available at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (JBM-HH). It includes announcements about upcoming training, meetings, and recreational activities. Contact information is provided for various support services on the base such as the JBM-HH Commander's Information Line, Army Community Service, and the Marine Corps Community Services Behavioral Health Branch. The document encourages subscribers to follow JBM-HH on social media and provides a reminder about bulletin submission deadlines.
This document provides information on various events and updates pertaining to Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Fort Myer, Fort McNair, and Henderson Hall. It announces upcoming helicopter landings, the opening of enrollment at the Rader Clinic for adults and children, the temporary closure and change in operations at the Rader Dental Clinic, the cancellation of an EEO training session, and several support group meetings for conditions like prostate cancer. It also advertises recreational activities and education or career services available on the bases.
The document provides information on various upcoming events and activities for military families stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, including Family Readiness Group meetings, tax preparation assistance, scholarships for military children, job fairs, career counseling for military spouses, home energy audits, nominations for the Military Child of the Year award, and health and wellness programs.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including a Turkey Trot 5K run on November 15th, a virtual town hall on November 21st, and US Army Band holiday concerts in December. It also provides details about annual leave donation programs to assist two civilian employees, Frank Housen and Myrtle Bowen, who have exhausted their leave. The document announces that the base housing office will be closed on November 14th for training.
This document provides a summary of upcoming events, trainings, and announcements for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (JBM-HH) in 3 sentences or less:
The bulletin announces the schedule for a mobile DMV on Fort Myer, food trucks on Fort McNair, upcoming trainings on drug-free workplace and suicide prevention, planned flight exercises by the Army Air Operations Group, new evening communication classes, and welcome orientation for new Marines. Upcoming family programs are also listed, such as play mornings, baby bundles and stress management classes. Traffic and installation notices include volunteer opportunities for the Dinner in the Barracks program and details about barracks services relocating to 3rd Infantry Regiment.
This document provides announcements and information for the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall community. It includes notices about upcoming events such as visits from Miss America and volunteers being sought for wreath clean-up. It also provides information about assistance programs for veterans, education workshops, and changes to parking lot access due to ceremonies. The document serves to keep the community informed of news and opportunities through a collection of short notices.
This document provides information about various events and activities happening at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including training sessions on data management, financial management classes, holiday hours for various facilities, religious services, and intramural sports signups. It also provides contact information for facilities, numbers to call for weather updates or other inquiries, and announcements about temporary closures over the holidays.
This document provides information about various events and updates pertaining to Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. It announces that Operation Homefront DC Metro will be distributing 5000 backpacks filled with school supplies to military children. It also provides information about health clinic closures and changes due to furloughs, as well as notices about various unit organizational days and changes of responsibility ceremonies. Additionally, it advertises upcoming events like a luau dinner show and a home buying seminar.
The Close-Up Foundation is seeking Marine volunteers to serve as panelists for their educational program seminars which help familiarize students with the workings of the government and military. Marine officer and enlisted ranks are encouraged to sign up for one or more panel sessions scheduled in February at the Women in Military Services for America auditorium near Arlington Cemetery. Volunteers would share general information and personal experiences to students in a non-attribution format.
This document is a bulletin from Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall providing information on upcoming events, programs, and services for military personnel and their families. It includes notices about an upcoming county fair, meetings for military associations, training programs, food donation drives, health services, education classes, recreational activities, and support programs for families.
This document provides information about events and updates for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (JBM-HH). It includes notices about ID card center closures, sequestration news, tuition assistance suspensions, tax center openings, sports sign-ups, runs/walks, dances, and more. Most events are located on the JBM-HH bases and are open to military members, families, civilians and retirees with proper ID.
This document provides information about events, services and contacts for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. It includes announcements for various workshops on topics like anger management, stress management and financial planning. It also lists upcoming events like a 5K run/walk for Women's Equality Day and briefings on Exceptional Family Member Program respite care and moving to Korea. Contact information is provided for services on traffic, family readiness, and more.
The bulletin announces several holiday programs and events taking place at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including a toy donation drive to benefit military children, workshops on transition assistance and federal employment, and discounted tickets to a Redskins game. It also provides information about winter weather procedures, donating annual leave to employees in need, upcoming blood drives, races, concerts, and classes on topics like parenting, anger management, and stress management.
This document provides the schedule of holiday services for 2017 at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including Advent concerts on December 7th and 14th featuring the U.S. Army Strings and U.S. Army Voices respectively, Catholic masses on Thanksgiving and various Sundays in December, a Protestant candlelight Christmas Eve service, a children's Christmas pageant on December 16th, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day masses, and Epiphany services in early January across the Catholic, Protestant, and Gospel communities on the base.
The document provides information about Thanksgiving meals being served at Patton Hall on November 23rd. It lists multiple seating times and pricing for meals in the Koran Room and Koran Ballroom. The Koran Ballroom offers a one time seating from 12:30-2:00 PM. Both locations list adult, child, and member/non-member pricing. The document also provides sample menus for the meals in the Koran Ballroom and Fife and Drum Dining Room and notes that reservations and payments must be made in advance, with no refunds after November 9th.
This document lists acceptable forms of primary identification that can be used in conjunction with a non-compliant ID to prove identity when visiting certain military bases. It includes passports, military IDs, government employee IDs, driver's licenses, citizenship and immigration documents, tribal IDs, and in some cases an original birth certificate. The identification must contain a photo and match the name of the person presenting it.
This document lists acceptable forms of primary identification that can be used in conjunction with a secondary ID to gain access to certain military installations, in accordance with Installation Access Control Policy JBM-HH 190-16. It provides over 20 options for primary IDs, including passports, military IDs, government employee IDs, driver's licenses, immigration documents, tribal IDs, and original birth certificates. The listed IDs must contain a photo and personal details to be used for NCIC-III/VCIN vetting at entry points to Fort Myer and Henderson Hall in Virginia or Fort McNair in Washington, D.C.
The document discusses employee engagement in the U.S. Army. It provides statistics from the 2016 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey showing areas of positive and mixed feedback around engagement, leadership, innovation, and talent utilization. The 2017 survey will allow Army civilians to provide further input. Benefits of engagement for individuals and organizations include increased productivity, morale, and retention. The Army has implemented training, guidance, and programs in response to the 2016 feedback to improve supervisor development, communication, employee development, and engagement.
The Army is sampling drinking water outlets in Army Family Housing (AFH) units for lead as a proactive measure to protect children's health. This effort began in 2013 and aims to test 20% of AFH units annually over five years. While Army installations meet regulatory water testing standards, routine tests do not require individual testing of all outlets. Testing specific outlets can help identify potential lead issues and inform policy. Elevated lead levels above 15 parts per billion will trigger corrective actions like providing alternative water or installing filters. The goal is to ensure children's safety through detailed information on housing unit water quality.
The document announces new gate hours for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall effective June 24th and July 5th. The Ceremonial Gate at Fort McNair will be closed to vehicles and open only to residents and those requiring 24/7 access. Wright Gate will remain open daily from 5am to 11pm for DoD and federal ID card holders only. Henderson Hall's Gate 1 will be open weekdays from 5am to 6pm and weekends from 6am to 6pm for DoD and federal ID card holders. The Hatfield and 2nd Street gates will remain open 24/7.
The William J. Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies is hosting a forum on LGBT personnel in armed forces to discuss advancing inclusion and embracing diversity. The forum will feature a panel of international officials and military leaders responsible for adoption and implementation of inclusion policies from the US, Canada, Brazil, Chile and Cuba. The panelists will discuss obstacles to inclusion policymaking, lessons learned in promoting inclusion, policies to foster diversity and inclusion culture, and effects of inclusion on morale and readiness.
The annual 148th National Memorial Day Observance will be held on May 30th at Arlington National Cemetery. The U.S. Army Military District of Washington will conduct a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns followed by an observance program hosted by the Department of Defense. Attendees should arrive by 9:30am for the wreath-laying ceremony or to be seated for the observance program. Free parking and shuttle service will be provided from 8am to 7pm. Security screening will be conducted and certain prohibited items will not be allowed.
The Defense Civilian Emerging Leader Program (DCELP) provides leadership training to emerging civilian leaders in the Department of Defense. The program aims to establish a foundation for leadership development as responsibilities increase. It addresses competencies like problem-solving, communication, and team-building. DCELP includes an online course on the DoD mission/culture and four in-person seminars over six months. Participants complete a capstone paper and are matched with a mentor to receive a certificate upon completion.
The document provides templates and guidelines for applying to Defense civilian leader development programs, including sections for nominee information, resume, statement of interest, supervisor assessment, and biography. The templates require applicants to provide contact details, education and experience histories, leadership skills, defense training, and a statement explaining their qualifications and development goals. Supervisors are asked to evaluate applicants' proficiency in various competencies and endorse their leadership potential.
The document lists 9 running and walking race events taking place between March and December 2016 at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including the Cherry Blossom "Race Along the River", Reelin' & Rockin' Sock Hop, and Operation Santa "Ugly Sweater" races. It provides the dates for each event and notes that more information and registration can be found on the JBMHH MWR website.
The document summarizes the agenda for a workforce town hall meeting at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, including opening remarks, updates on professional development opportunities, mentorship programs, required training, and the Army Career Tracker system. It also provides details on the civilian training management integration objective to provide a centralized training registration system and discusses the base's civilian wellness program initiatives.
When conditions are green, roads are passable and normal operations are in effect. When conditions are amber, roads are passable but with difficulty and slippery conditions exist, and MP patrols may remain stationary. When conditions are red, roads are impassable and only installation and tactical vehicles will travel, and MP patrols will remain stationary unless dispatched. When conditions are black, roads are impassable and only installation vehicles will travel, and MP patrols will remain stationary unless dispatched.
A “suspicious odor” reported this morning at the Cody Child Development Center on the Fort Myer portion of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall has led to the relocation of the center’s children to another portion of the center as JBM-HH Fire and Rescue services investigate.
A “suspicious odor” reported this morning at the Cody Child Development Center on the Fort Myer portion of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall has led to the relocation of the center’s children to another portion of the center as JBM-HH Fire and Rescue services investigate.
This document outlines an ASAP (Awareness, Prevention, Education) plan from January to December 2016 that includes various training events on topics like substance abuse, suicide prevention, and alcohol awareness. Key recurring events include:
- PFL (Prime for Life) classes held twice monthly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8-3pm in Bldg 417.
- ASM (ASAP Staff Meeting) held twice monthly on various Mondays from 0800-0930.
- SA/ACE (Suicide Awareness/ACE training), DFW (Drug Free Workplace), and SAPS (Substance Abuse Prevention for Supervisors) classes held monthly on various Wednesdays from
The Central/Ceremonial Issue Facility has new hours starting January 1st, 2016. On Mondays and Thursdays, it is open from 7am to 11am for walk-ins without equipment and walk-ins with equipment on a first come, first served basis, and from 12:30pm to 1pm for walk-ins with or without equipment. It is also open from 1pm to 3pm on those days for direct exchanges for Old Guard Soldiers. On Tuesdays, it is open from 7am to 11am and closed from 12pm to 3pm. On Wednesdays, it is closed from 7am to 3pm for new Soldier inprocessing. On Fridays, it is
Most offices on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall will be closed on December 25th and January 1st for the federal holidays. Many facilities will also have reduced hours or be closed on December 24th, 31st, and surrounding days. The document then provides a list of specific facilities and their holiday hours, such as the Main Exchange being closed on the 25th and 1st but open from 9am to 5pm on the 24th and 31st, and the fitness centers being closed or having reduced hours during the holiday period.
This map provides an overview of buildings and infrastructure at Arlington National Cemetery and Fort Myer in Arlington, Virginia. It shows the locations of over 50 buildings, roads, parking areas, and other landmarks. Key buildings labeled include the Old Post Chapel, Administration Building, and Memorial Amphitheater. The map also outlines the historic district and notes areas undergoing construction or available for parking.
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Jbmhh bulletin 2_dec13
1. Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
Fort Myer, Va. Fort McNair, Washington D.C. Henderson Hall, Va.
JBM-HH Commander’s Information Line – 703-696-6906
News
New -- Zembiec Pool closed indefinitely
Due to damage as a result of a power outage, the Maj. Douglas A. Zembiec Pool is
closed indefinitely.
We regret this loss of a popular workout venue and will work diligently to reopen as
soon as possible.
New -- Federal benefits ‘Open Season’ continues through Dec. 9
Don’t plan to change anything? Still, be sure to verify your current health
care plan. One employee, when seeing a doctor recently, discovered his
health care plan would expire at the end of 2013.
Headquarters Installation Management Command personnel in the G1 section are
encouraging everyone to double check to be sure their health care plan is still on the
Federal Employees Health Benefit rolls for fiscal year 2014. Federal Benefits “Open
Season” will continue through Monday, Dec. 9 with changes effective the first full pay
period in January.
Even if you plan to keep things exactly as they are, with no changes, VERIFY that
your health benefits are still in place. Take a few minutes, go online and check.
For information regarding local Health Fairs, employees can contact their servicing
Civilian Personnel Advisory Center specialist at 703-704-3009.
“Open Season” is the time to think about your health, dental, vision and tax-saving
needs. During “Open Season,” eligible employees can enroll in or change Federal
Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program coverage through the Army Benefits
Center-Civilian (ABC-C) website https://www.abc.army.mil or by calling 1-877-2769287; Enroll in dental and/or vision coverage through the Federal Employees Dental
and Vision Insurance Program (FEDVIP) or change your existing FEDVIP enrollment
through the BENEFEDS website at
https://www.benefeds.com/Portal/jsp/LoginPage.jsp, or call 1-877-888-3337.
In addition, sign up for flexible spending accounts through the Federal Flexible
Spending Account Program (FSAFEDS) at
https://www.fsafeds.com/fsafeds/index.asp or by calling 1-877-FSAFEDS (1-877-3723337).
The Office of Personnel Management's Open Season website at
www.opm.gov/healthcare-insurance/open-season, contains detailed information
regarding plan changes, available plans and premiums. All employees are encouraged
to review their current enrollment coverage and premiums to make sure it will continue
to meet their needs in 2014. Changes may not be made outside of the open season dates
2. above unless an employee experiences a qualifying life event. Employees planning on
retiring prior to the first full pay period in January, and who wish to make an open
season election, should contact an ABC-C counselor for guidance on whether a hard
copy enrollment form is required.
New -- ‘Welcome Aboard’ brief for newcomers Dec. 10
Marine Corps Community Services holds a Welcome Aboard orientation Tuesday,
Dec. 10, starting at 8 a.m. in the Marine Club. Briefers from MCCS and the joint base
will welcome newcomers and provide information on their programs. All newcomers
and their families are welcome to attend. The brief includes an optional walking tour of
the Henderson Hall portion of the joint base, break for lunch and a bus tour of the local
area.
Each sponsor receives a coupon for lunch at the club or the Java Café. Please register
in advance by calling 703-614-7202.
New -- Rader Clinic staff to celebrate holidays
The Rader Clinic staff will celebrate the holidays with a party Thursday, Dec. 12
beginning at noon through the end of the day. So that everyone can participate, the
clinic, including the pharmacy, will close at noon.
For more information, call 703-696-7957.
New -- VA claims assistance
A representative from AMVETS will be at the MCCS Career Resource Management
Center Thursday, Dec. 12, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., to review service member medical
records and provide assistance with the Department of Veterans Affairs disability
compensation claims process.
Schedule an appointment at 703-614-6828.
New -- Winter Intramural Basketball
Semper Fit Winter Intramural Basketball signup is underway. Register by Thursday,
Dec. 19.
Play begins Jan. 13 and runs through March.
For details and to register, call Jody McBride at 703-697-2706.
New -- Army wants feedback
In support of the Army's Ready and Resilient Campaign, the Office of the Chief of
Public Affairs is requesting feedback from across the Army in order to determine better
ways we can communicate to Soldiers and civilians about Health of the Force issues.
Please take a few minutes to provide your input through a survey on AKO (CAC
log-in required): https://www.us.army.mil/suite/page/687440. We encourage your
feedback regardless of whether or not you are familiar with these topics. Please note
this survey is only for Army Soldiers and Department of Army civilians.
3. Direct any additional feedback or questions about this survey to
army.ocpa.hqda@us.army.mil.
New -- Henderson Hall Gate 3 closed Dec. 19-Jan. 6
On the Henderson Hall side of the joint base, Gate 3 (Annex Gate) will be closed
from Thursday, Dec. 19 through Monday, Jan. 6 during the holiday season. Henderson
Hall’s Gate 1 is open 24/7 to Department of Defense ID card holders and visitors.
For more information, call 703-588-2801 or 703-524-7000.
New -- Applications for Scholarships for Military Children available
Dec. 3
Applications for the 2014 Scholarships Program will be available Tuesday, Dec. 3 at
the commissary on the Fort Myer side of the joint base and online at
www.militaryscholar.org. Applications must be turned in to a commissary by close of
business Feb. 28, 2014. Packages must be hand-delivered or shipped via U.S. Postal
Service or other delivery methods, not emailed or faxed.
This year's award amount has risen to $2,000, and the program awards at least one
scholarship at each commissary with qualified applicants. Applicants should ensure
that they and their sponsor are enrolled in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting
System (DEERS) database and have a military ID card.
For more information, students or sponsors should call Scholarship Managers at 1856-616-9311 or email them at militaryscholar@scholarshipmanagers.com.
New -- Army Officers Wives Club of the Greater Washington Area
offers child, spouse scholarships
The Army Officers Wives Club of the Greater Washington Area provides
scholarships for children (high school students and college students) and spouses of U.
S. Army personnel. Funds for the scholarships are from the Fort Myer Thrift Shop.
Applications for the three programs must be mailed to the Thrift Shop by March 28,
2014.
Details on eligibility requirements and applications for the programs are at
www.aowcgwa.org/index.cfm?action=scholarships. Questions about the scholarship
program may be emailed to collegeaowcgwa@gmail.com.
New -- Welcome 2014 at JBM-HH clubs
Ring in 2014 at the Fort Myer Officers Club or Spates Community Club on the Fort
Myer side of the joint base.
Make reservations for Tuesday, Dec. 31 for the Officers Club for 6 p.m. until 1 a.m.
in the Fife and Drum room or the Koran Ballroom. For more information and to make
reservations call 703-696-5147 or 703-524-3037; or opt for the evening at Spates
Community Club from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Get more information or make reservations at
703-527-1300/1302, and see www.jbmhhmwr.com.
4. MPD S1 conference Dec. 4
The next Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Military Personnel Division’s S1
conference is set for Wednesday, Dec. 4 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Joint Base
Myer-Henderson Hall Town Hall, Building 243, on the Fort Myer side of the joint base.
The conference goal is to strengthen existing working partnerships between JBM-HH
Military Personnel Division, unit S1s, Pentagon human resource personnel and agencies
and build consensus on efficient and effective services to customers.
For more information call Douglas Russell or Ronnie Corbitt at 703-696-3695/0008.
Mass Transit Benefits set to decrease
In January 2013, the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (H.R.8) temporarily raised
the transit benefit statutory limit to $245 per month. This amount was not intended to
be permanent and expires at the end of 2013. Unless a new statutory limit is approved
by Congress, the statutory limit will decrease to $130 per month Jan. 1, according to IRS
revenue procedures. Congress may still act to extend the limit above $130, but at this
time agencies must proceed with what the law states as the maximum tax exempt mass
transit subsidy limit. Any updates will be posted here: www.whs.mil/MTBP.
Rader Clinic flu vaccine update
Check the Rader Clinic Flu Hotline at 703-696-2994 if you were not able to get a flu
shot during the Rader Flu Clinic.
Save your own life!
Take your life seriously: Make a plan, register at www.ucanquit2.org and use the
tools available to kick the tobacco habit.
Tobacco kills. Inhaling or ingesting tobacco releases harmful chemicals into your
lungs and blood stream, sending toxins to every organ in your body. Smoking and
tobacco use cause cancer, heart disease, strokes, emphysema, bronchitis and airway
obstructions.
Talk to the Rader Clinic folks who have resources to help military personnel and
their family members. Get an appointment for tobacco cessation counseling by calling
the Rader appointment line at 1-855-227-6331. Those not eligible to use Rader, check in
at www.ucanquit2.org.
Winter weather news
In the event of weather-related closures, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (Fort Myer,
Fort McNair, Henderson Hall) personnel follow the guidance of the Office of Personnel
Management (OPM). OPM determines the "open" or "closed" status for all government
agencies and installations located inside the Washington, D.C., beltway.
If you have a question about your duty status, contact your supervisor. Partner
organization personnel should inquire within the chain of command.
For OPM guidance, see www.opm.gov/status. You can also call 202-606-1900 24
hours a day, seven days a week.
5. JBM-HH will also have information available as follows:
JBM-HH Facebook at www.facebook.com/jbmhh
Commander’s Information Hotline at 703-696-6906. This line is updated often in
an emergency situation.
Check the JBM-HH Webpage at www.army.mil/jbmhh for Winter Weather. This
page will be active when there are unusual or extreme weather conditions.
Get national weather here.
DSTRESS available 24/7
The United States Marine Corps challenges Marines and members of all services: win
your personal battles. Help is available through online chat or phone for anonymous,
peer-to-peer counseling 24/7.
Online chat is at DSTRESSLINE.com or call 1-877-476-7734.
Need help? Know someone who does? Suicide is preventable
The Veterans Crisis Line connects veterans and their loved ones in crisis with
qualified, caring Department of Veterans Affairs responders 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, 365 days a year. For free, confidential support call 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1,
chat online, or send a text message to 838255.
More folks care than you might think. See some leaders’ public service
announcements at
www.armyg1.army.mil/hr/suicide/spmonth/leader_message_psa.asp.
ACAP supports spouses in transition
Army Career and Alumni Program offers services to the spouses of military
personnel who are transitioning: both retiring or ETSing (Expiration of Term in Service).
Some of the services offered to transitioning spouses include one-on-one assistance
with a resume, a Veterans Affairs benefits briefing, Department of Labor Employment
Workshop (includes the interview process, dress for success, building a resume, salary
negotiation) and financial planning.
More services include classes on home buying, credit scores, investing, TRICARE,
finding and applying for federal jobs and much more.
If your spouse is preparing to transition from the military -- retiring or ETSing, make
an appointment with ACAP.
Call 703-696-0973 to register or visit the ACAP Center at 232 McNair Road, Building
404 on the Fort Myer portion of the joint base. See
www.facebook.com/ArmyCareerandAlumniProgram.
Family Readiness
New -- EFMP slates December classes
6. The Exceptional Family Member Program offers an EFMP Basics class Tuesday, Dec.
10, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Indian Head, Maryland, USO Center.
Monday, Dec. 16 and Thursday, Dec. 19, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., advocacy skills will
be presented at Marine Barracks Washington and on the Henderson Hall portion of the
joint base, respectively.
Thursday, Dec. 26, from noon to 1 p.m., learn about the EFMP reimbursement
program at an orientation on the Henderson Hall portion of the joint base. The
orientation is also available through WebEx. All classes require registration.
Please call 703-693-5353 for more information.
New -- Personal Financial Management December Classes
The Marine Corps Community Services Personal Financial Management program
holds classes on financial management topics each month. December’s topics include
home buying, investing, planning for retirement, and personal credit.
For more information, visit www.mccsHH.com/Finance.html or call 703-614-6950.
New -- Real Colors
Marine Corps Family Team Building holds a communication strategy class, Real
Colors, Friday, Dec. 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in Building 29 on the Henderson Hall
portion of the joint base. Real Colors, a personality instrument, teaches you about your
personality temperament, communication style and how to work well with others.
Register by calling 703-693-8906.
Little Fingers, Big Words
Teach your pre-verbal children to communicate by using sign language. For parents
of infants 6 to 18 months old. Class will be held on Thursday, Dec. 5, from noon to 1
p.m. in the ACS Classroom, Building 201.
Feel free to bring a brown bag lunch. Pre-registration requested. For more
information and to pre-register call 703-696-3512 or email karen.a.stpierre.ctr@mail.mil.
Stress Management
Participants will be given information on identifying stressors in their life and how
to create their own stress management plan. Class will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 11
from 9 to 11 a.m. in the ACS Classroom, Building 201. Pre-registration requested. For
more information and to pre-register call 703-696-3512 or email
karen.a.stpierre.ctr@mail.mil.
Anger Management
Individuals will receive information on the basic principles of emotions
management, specific information about the impact of unmanaged anger, and receive
resources on how to recognize and manage the anger triggers in their own lives. Class
7. will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 18 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the ACS Classroom, Building
201. Pre-registration requested. For more information and to pre-register call 703-6963512 or email Karen.a.stpierre.ctr@mail.mil.
Traffic, Roads and Grounds
New -- Marshall Drive pavement work to affect Fort Myer traffic
Permanent pavement restoration is set to be done on the eastbound lane of Marshall
Drive from near the Access Road to the Iwo Jima Marine Memorial to Route 110
beginning Monday, Dec. 9 through Friday, Dec. 13, and Monday through Wednesday,
Dec. 16 - 18. The work is being done in association with the Dominion Virginia Power
Company’s underground transmission project on the Fort Myer side of Joint Base MyerHenderson Hall. Two-way traffic will be maintained using a temporary flagging
operation.
Depending on weather conditions, the work will be done as follows:
Close - The eastbound lane of Marshall Drive from East Meade Street to Route 110
Dec. 9 - 13
Detour - A temporary detour will be in place for traffic leaving Fort Myer at the
Wright Gate (Marshall Drive) for those wanting to go to Route 110 proceeding south on
Rout 110. In addition, residents or other traveling public in the immediate area who
usually want to go southbound on Route 110 from North Meade Street would also have
to use this detour.
Detour Route - This route involves traveling westbound on North Meade Street to
westbound North Lynn Street to southbound Wilson Boulevard, and back to
southbound Route 110.
Marshall Drive westbound one way access - The westbound lane of Marshall Drive
will be maintained one way to the Iwo Jima Memorial Access Road and on to Fort Myer
and to westbound North Meade Street.
Marshall Drive from Iwo Jima Memorial - Traffic leaving the Iwo Jima Memorial
would have to turn right on Marshall Drive and then continue on from there using the
detour.
Asphalt Work - The asphalt portion of the eastbound lane of Marshall Drive will be
completed the following week Dec. 16 - 18.
Work Hours - Normal work hours of 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. will be in effect during the
operation.
For more information, call Lt. Ron Foster at 703-614-4700.
New -- Arlington road work to temporarily close some of South Queen
Street
Beginning today, Monday, Dec. 2, Virginia Department of Transportation workers
will close South Queen Street at Columbia Pike in order for sanitary sewer relocation
work to proceed across South Queen Street.
8. A portion of South Queen Street near its intersection with Columbia Pike will remain
closed for about two weeks. Traffic entering and exiting Arlington View and Carrington
Village communities will be detoured to South Quinn Street.
Road construction in Arlington through December
Roadway reconstruction on Columbia Pike from South Wakefield Drive to Four Mile
Run will continue through the middle of December, weather permitting. Work will
begin at the west side of the project and move east.
See www.columbiapikeva.us/construction for details.