The document provides information on various support programs and resources available to service members and families at Fort Drum, including:
1) A Family Wellness Support Group meeting monthly at the Army Community Service center to discuss topics related to military family wellness.
2) Computer training courses being offered through a partnership with Jefferson Community College to help with employment.
3) Upcoming relationship and communication workshops at ACS in February.
4) Details on the 2012 Scholarship program for military children and the application deadline of February 24th.
5) A list of behavioral health resources and contact information for counseling services available at Fort Drum and in the local community.
This document summarizes programming and events from the Army Community Service (ACS) at Fort Drum for the month of April 2012. It recognizes April as Month of the Military Child to honor the sacrifices made by military children. It highlights upcoming ACS events focused on military children, including a child safety ID day and carnival. It also provides information from the ACS Unit Service Coordinator regarding mandatory trainings, financial readiness programs, and the services ACS can provide to support soldiers and families.
This document summarizes programs and events from Army Community Service (ACS) for the month of April 2012, which is designated as Month of the Military Child. It highlights three military children from Fort Drum who exemplify the challenges that military kids face, such as frequent moves and family separation. It also features an event where military children from Chapel Annex Drive named a baby mountain lion at the local zoo "Ninja" after their suggestion was voted on publicly. The document provides information on upcoming ACS events and programs in April that are focused on supporting military children and families, such as a child safety ID day, carnival, and drama clinic.
This document provides a summary of Navy career news from October 1-30, 2009. It includes information on Microsoft Office being available for home use for $9.95, basic skills classes being offered on the USS Nimitz, TurboTap resources for transitioning personnel, separation pay entitlements, and education opportunities like NCPACE classes. It also provides links to other Navy resources, deadlines, and guidance on topics like the Post-911 GI Bill, the Homeowners Assistance Program, and reenlistment requirements to transfer the GI Bill to dependents.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to utilize on-post resources like Army Community Service and the Exchange.
This document is a 3 page newsletter from the Headquarters, Headquarters Company, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade providing information to soldiers and family members. It includes announcements about upcoming events like a women's conference, food festival, and concerts. It also provides notices about clinic closures for holidays, tax assistance center hours, and a summary of historical events for the coming weeks. A calendar of additional upcoming recreational and educational activities is included on the third page.
The document provides information about upcoming events for Fort Drum military families. It includes details about a Family Readiness Group meeting on May 17th, an Army Youth Network survey, employment readiness workshops, movies playing at the post theater, and volunteers opportunities with the Family Readiness Group and ACS coupon service. The document aims to keep military families informed about community events and resources.
The document provides information about upcoming projects and events at Fort Drum including:
1) The Exchange Mini-Mall HVAC project is scheduled to start on April 2nd and will require closing the retail sales floor for 30 days while work is completed, but the Northgate Express will operate 24 hours during this time.
2) A schedule of upcoming events in March including indoor paintball, a women's history event, a triathlon, St. Patrick's dinner, a spouses' silent auction, and Maple Days.
3) Details about the 2012-2013 Army Emergency Relief MG James Ursano Scholarship program for dependent children of soldiers including eligibility, award details, required documents, and deadlines.
This document summarizes programming and events from the Army Community Service (ACS) at Fort Drum for the month of April 2012. It recognizes April as Month of the Military Child to honor the sacrifices made by military children. It highlights upcoming ACS events focused on military children, including a child safety ID day and carnival. It also provides information from the ACS Unit Service Coordinator regarding mandatory trainings, financial readiness programs, and the services ACS can provide to support soldiers and families.
This document summarizes programs and events from Army Community Service (ACS) for the month of April 2012, which is designated as Month of the Military Child. It highlights three military children from Fort Drum who exemplify the challenges that military kids face, such as frequent moves and family separation. It also features an event where military children from Chapel Annex Drive named a baby mountain lion at the local zoo "Ninja" after their suggestion was voted on publicly. The document provides information on upcoming ACS events and programs in April that are focused on supporting military children and families, such as a child safety ID day, carnival, and drama clinic.
This document provides a summary of Navy career news from October 1-30, 2009. It includes information on Microsoft Office being available for home use for $9.95, basic skills classes being offered on the USS Nimitz, TurboTap resources for transitioning personnel, separation pay entitlements, and education opportunities like NCPACE classes. It also provides links to other Navy resources, deadlines, and guidance on topics like the Post-911 GI Bill, the Homeowners Assistance Program, and reenlistment requirements to transfer the GI Bill to dependents.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to utilize on-post resources like Army Community Service and the Exchange.
This document is a 3 page newsletter from the Headquarters, Headquarters Company, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade providing information to soldiers and family members. It includes announcements about upcoming events like a women's conference, food festival, and concerts. It also provides notices about clinic closures for holidays, tax assistance center hours, and a summary of historical events for the coming weeks. A calendar of additional upcoming recreational and educational activities is included on the third page.
The document provides information about upcoming events for Fort Drum military families. It includes details about a Family Readiness Group meeting on May 17th, an Army Youth Network survey, employment readiness workshops, movies playing at the post theater, and volunteers opportunities with the Family Readiness Group and ACS coupon service. The document aims to keep military families informed about community events and resources.
The document provides information about upcoming projects and events at Fort Drum including:
1) The Exchange Mini-Mall HVAC project is scheduled to start on April 2nd and will require closing the retail sales floor for 30 days while work is completed, but the Northgate Express will operate 24 hours during this time.
2) A schedule of upcoming events in March including indoor paintball, a women's history event, a triathlon, St. Patrick's dinner, a spouses' silent auction, and Maple Days.
3) Details about the 2012-2013 Army Emergency Relief MG James Ursano Scholarship program for dependent children of soldiers including eligibility, award details, required documents, and deadlines.
The document provides information about upcoming events for families of HHC, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a 5K run on August 23rd, a school bus information forum on August 22nd, and CSM Chad Cuomo assuming responsibility as Brigade CSM on August 24th. It also provides notices about a Bumbo baby seat recall, school district schedules for the upcoming year, and This Week in History highlights. Contact information is provided at the end for the Commander, 1SG, FRG Leader, and BDE FRSA point of contact.
The document is a newsletter from the Task Force Tigershark Facebook page providing information about upcoming Halloween and fall events on Fort Drum for the week of October 25th-November 5th. It includes details on a flu vaccine fair, ski pass sales, winter driving classes, Halloween safety tips, and information on various Halloween activities around post including trick-or-treating, a haunted hayride, and a teen karaoke contest.
The document provides information from the Fort Drum Family Readiness Support Assistant (FRSA) including:
1) Two additional gates on post will open during morning hours to relieve traffic congestion.
2) The Fort Drum Tax Assistance Center offers free tax preparation and filing for military members and families.
3) Upcoming events in February include a Valentine's party, ski trips, dances, and more.
The document summarizes several upcoming events for military families including Family Readiness Group meetings for different companies happening in late January. It also provides information about where photos from a January 20th ball can be found online. Additionally, it announces that the Fort Drum Tax Assistance Center offers free tax return preparation for soldiers and families and provides details on what documents are required to schedule an appointment for tax preparation help.
The HVAC project at the Mini-Mall on Fort Drum is scheduled to begin on April 2nd and will require closing the retail sales floor for 30 days. During this time, the Northgate Express will operate 24 hours a day to minimize disruption of service. Popeye's and some other businesses will remain open. The road construction at the intersection of Military Road and Mt. Belvedere will begin after the HVAC project and last about two weeks. Various FRG and community events are also scheduled in March and early April, including Maple Days at the 45th Infantry Hill Water Tower on March 24-25.
The document provides information about various community resources and programs available to service members and families at Fort Drum, including:
- Upcoming orientations, volunteer opportunities, and blood drives with the American Red Cross.
- Events to celebrate the Army Community Service's 47th birthday including resilience activities and information about their programs.
- Classes, presentations and support available through Army Emergency Relief, Army Family Team Building, the Army Volunteer Corps, Employment Readiness, Exceptional Family Member Program, Family Advocacy Program, Financial Readiness Program, Military and Family Life Consultants, Mobilization and Deployment support, and the Outreach Services Office. Meeting times and contact information are provided for each organization's events.
The document is a newsletter from the 277th FRSA providing information to military families. It includes notices about upcoming tax assistance, theater showings, recreational activities, and an FRG meeting. The FRG meeting highlights and Lenten/Easter schedule are inside. It also provides a thought for the day about finding humor in difficult situations and includes a job description for an FRG treasurer/fund custodian.
The document provides a schedule of events for Task Force Knighthawk in February and March 2012. It lists various social events, sporting events, ceremonies, and observances taking place on base along with dates, times and locations. Key events include a chili cook-off on February 24th, a retirement ceremony on February 24th, Syracuse vs Army lacrosse on February 26th, various military free ski lift tickets in March, Daylight Savings on March 11th, St. Patrick's Day events on March 17th, and Women's History Month observance on March 29th.
The document provides updates about personnel changes within the 277th Aviation Support Battalion. It discusses the following:
1) The battalion is saying goodbye to several leaders including the HSC company commander CPT Richardson and 1SG Lillard, as they take on new assignments.
2) They are welcoming new leaders to fill those roles including CPT Nissen as the new HSC company commander and 1SG Jernigan as the new HSC first sergeant.
3) The HSC company is working hard on maintenance efforts and is a finalist for the Army Award for Maintenance Excellence.
Two additional gates on Fort Drum will open early Monday through Friday to help ease morning traffic congestion. The Nash gate and Munns Corners gate will be open from 5:30-7:30 AM for DoD ID card holders only. This is expected to relieve traffic on routes 26 and 3a. Snow Ridge Ski Resort is offering free lift tickets for military on Wednesdays and several Fridays and Saturdays this season. On-post housing residents must remove 3 inches or more of snow from driveways and walkways within 24 hours or face fines; contractors are available for hire.
This document summarizes events and information from the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade Facebook page and Fort Drum Family Readiness Support Assistance newsletter. It announces upcoming family readiness group events, such as a Thanksgiving lunch and holiday celebration. It also provides information on an Afghan blanket fundraiser, winter driving classes, a visit from a senior Army leader to meet with soldiers and families, and opportunities to provide feedback or comments about Fort Drum services. Contact information is provided for unit leadership and family support coordinators.
Fort Drum's 6-6 Cavalry Squadron, known as Task Force Sixshooters, welcomed their new commander LTC Erick "Zeke" Sweet. Over the next few months, the squadron will focus on training exercises to prepare for an upcoming deployment in 2013, including a division-level exercise at Fort Drum in July and a month-long training event at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin in late August. The squadron newsletter provided updates on recent accomplishments and upcoming events for soldiers and families.
The Carthage Central School District in New York will modify its instructional calendar due to weather-related closings. Students and staff will not attend school on five dates in March and May. Road construction near Fort Drum will restart on March 12 and is scheduled to be completed by June 2012. The Fort Drum Spouses' Club is accepting scholarship applications through March 31 for military family members pursuing post-secondary education.
This document provides information on personal financial readiness resources and educational events available to military members and their families stationed at Scott Air Force Base in February 2013. These include workshops on topics like personal finances, moving, education, employment, and transition assistance. Support services are also listed for families with special needs members, those going through deployment, and surviving spouses. The calendar highlights recurring briefings, support groups, and classes offered throughout the month.
The article features military children from Fort Drum who are recognized during the Month of the Military Child in April. It introduces three children - Rashaun Vinson, Tiffany Allen, and Rahman White - and discusses their interests, goals, and perspectives on military life. It also describes how five military children from Chapel Drive Annex helped name the newest baby mountain lion at the Watertown Zoo, selecting the name "Ninja". The children enjoyed their role in naming the lion and receiving recognition from the local news and zoo staff.
The newsletter features military children at Fort Drum in honor of Month of the Military Child in April. It highlights programs through Army Community Service that support military children, including those for exceptional family members and new parents. An event is announced on April 21st at the CYSS Youth Center for child safety and ID kits along with a carnival in recognition of military children. ACS salutes Fort Drum's military children.
The USAACE Family Weekly Update provides information on upcoming training and workshops at the installation, notifies readers that Lyster Army Health Clinic will have holiday hours and be closed on some dates in December, and shares new career resources for military veterans including websites that can help translate military skills to civilian jobs and connect veterans to employment opportunities.
This document provides a summary of upcoming events and important information for military families in April and May 2012. It lists dates for family events like picnics and concerts, meetings for Family Readiness Groups and key spouses, and training opportunities. It also provides reminders about ticks and Lyme disease, construction affecting a local intersection, and a volunteer opportunity at the local Army Community Service building.
This document provides a summary of upcoming family events and training opportunities for military families in April and May. It lists the dates, times and locations for company FRG meetings, volunteer trainings, classes on topics like financial planning and resilience, and family activities. It also includes information about counseling resources and how to access the battalion's Facebook page and newsletter. The document aims to inform military families of the various community and support programs available to them.
The document provides a summary of upcoming events and dates to remember in March and April 2012 for Fort Drum military community. Key events include Maple Days on March 24-25 and 31, Easter egg hunt on March 25, Division DONSA events on various dates, local schools spring break from April 2-6, Volunteer Appreciation Week from April 16-20, and a concert by the LT Dan Band on April 29. The document also provides contact information for resources like Military and Family Life Consultants and classes on topics like FRG leadership and event planning.
The document provides a summary of upcoming events and dates to remember in March and April 2012 for Fort Drum military community. It lists various community events such as Maple Days on March 24th and 31st, an Easter egg hunt on March 25th and Division DONSA events on March 26th and April 6th and 9th. It also lists local school spring break from April 2nd-6th and Fort Drum Volunteer Appreciation Week from April 16th-20th. The document provides contact information for various support resources on post.
This document contains a list of dates to remember for events in March and April 2012 at Fort Drum, including:
- Maple Days events from March 24-25 and March 31 at 45th Infantry Hill.
- Division DONSA on March 26 and April 6.
- Local school spring breaks from April 2-6 and March 30-April 9.
- Various observances, ceremonies, and classes throughout the months.
The document provides information about upcoming events for families of HHC, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a 5K run on August 23rd, a school bus information forum on August 22nd, and CSM Chad Cuomo assuming responsibility as Brigade CSM on August 24th. It also provides notices about a Bumbo baby seat recall, school district schedules for the upcoming year, and This Week in History highlights. Contact information is provided at the end for the Commander, 1SG, FRG Leader, and BDE FRSA point of contact.
The document is a newsletter from the Task Force Tigershark Facebook page providing information about upcoming Halloween and fall events on Fort Drum for the week of October 25th-November 5th. It includes details on a flu vaccine fair, ski pass sales, winter driving classes, Halloween safety tips, and information on various Halloween activities around post including trick-or-treating, a haunted hayride, and a teen karaoke contest.
The document provides information from the Fort Drum Family Readiness Support Assistant (FRSA) including:
1) Two additional gates on post will open during morning hours to relieve traffic congestion.
2) The Fort Drum Tax Assistance Center offers free tax preparation and filing for military members and families.
3) Upcoming events in February include a Valentine's party, ski trips, dances, and more.
The document summarizes several upcoming events for military families including Family Readiness Group meetings for different companies happening in late January. It also provides information about where photos from a January 20th ball can be found online. Additionally, it announces that the Fort Drum Tax Assistance Center offers free tax return preparation for soldiers and families and provides details on what documents are required to schedule an appointment for tax preparation help.
The HVAC project at the Mini-Mall on Fort Drum is scheduled to begin on April 2nd and will require closing the retail sales floor for 30 days. During this time, the Northgate Express will operate 24 hours a day to minimize disruption of service. Popeye's and some other businesses will remain open. The road construction at the intersection of Military Road and Mt. Belvedere will begin after the HVAC project and last about two weeks. Various FRG and community events are also scheduled in March and early April, including Maple Days at the 45th Infantry Hill Water Tower on March 24-25.
The document provides information about various community resources and programs available to service members and families at Fort Drum, including:
- Upcoming orientations, volunteer opportunities, and blood drives with the American Red Cross.
- Events to celebrate the Army Community Service's 47th birthday including resilience activities and information about their programs.
- Classes, presentations and support available through Army Emergency Relief, Army Family Team Building, the Army Volunteer Corps, Employment Readiness, Exceptional Family Member Program, Family Advocacy Program, Financial Readiness Program, Military and Family Life Consultants, Mobilization and Deployment support, and the Outreach Services Office. Meeting times and contact information are provided for each organization's events.
The document is a newsletter from the 277th FRSA providing information to military families. It includes notices about upcoming tax assistance, theater showings, recreational activities, and an FRG meeting. The FRG meeting highlights and Lenten/Easter schedule are inside. It also provides a thought for the day about finding humor in difficult situations and includes a job description for an FRG treasurer/fund custodian.
The document provides a schedule of events for Task Force Knighthawk in February and March 2012. It lists various social events, sporting events, ceremonies, and observances taking place on base along with dates, times and locations. Key events include a chili cook-off on February 24th, a retirement ceremony on February 24th, Syracuse vs Army lacrosse on February 26th, various military free ski lift tickets in March, Daylight Savings on March 11th, St. Patrick's Day events on March 17th, and Women's History Month observance on March 29th.
The document provides updates about personnel changes within the 277th Aviation Support Battalion. It discusses the following:
1) The battalion is saying goodbye to several leaders including the HSC company commander CPT Richardson and 1SG Lillard, as they take on new assignments.
2) They are welcoming new leaders to fill those roles including CPT Nissen as the new HSC company commander and 1SG Jernigan as the new HSC first sergeant.
3) The HSC company is working hard on maintenance efforts and is a finalist for the Army Award for Maintenance Excellence.
Two additional gates on Fort Drum will open early Monday through Friday to help ease morning traffic congestion. The Nash gate and Munns Corners gate will be open from 5:30-7:30 AM for DoD ID card holders only. This is expected to relieve traffic on routes 26 and 3a. Snow Ridge Ski Resort is offering free lift tickets for military on Wednesdays and several Fridays and Saturdays this season. On-post housing residents must remove 3 inches or more of snow from driveways and walkways within 24 hours or face fines; contractors are available for hire.
This document summarizes events and information from the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade Facebook page and Fort Drum Family Readiness Support Assistance newsletter. It announces upcoming family readiness group events, such as a Thanksgiving lunch and holiday celebration. It also provides information on an Afghan blanket fundraiser, winter driving classes, a visit from a senior Army leader to meet with soldiers and families, and opportunities to provide feedback or comments about Fort Drum services. Contact information is provided for unit leadership and family support coordinators.
Fort Drum's 6-6 Cavalry Squadron, known as Task Force Sixshooters, welcomed their new commander LTC Erick "Zeke" Sweet. Over the next few months, the squadron will focus on training exercises to prepare for an upcoming deployment in 2013, including a division-level exercise at Fort Drum in July and a month-long training event at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin in late August. The squadron newsletter provided updates on recent accomplishments and upcoming events for soldiers and families.
The Carthage Central School District in New York will modify its instructional calendar due to weather-related closings. Students and staff will not attend school on five dates in March and May. Road construction near Fort Drum will restart on March 12 and is scheduled to be completed by June 2012. The Fort Drum Spouses' Club is accepting scholarship applications through March 31 for military family members pursuing post-secondary education.
This document provides information on personal financial readiness resources and educational events available to military members and their families stationed at Scott Air Force Base in February 2013. These include workshops on topics like personal finances, moving, education, employment, and transition assistance. Support services are also listed for families with special needs members, those going through deployment, and surviving spouses. The calendar highlights recurring briefings, support groups, and classes offered throughout the month.
The article features military children from Fort Drum who are recognized during the Month of the Military Child in April. It introduces three children - Rashaun Vinson, Tiffany Allen, and Rahman White - and discusses their interests, goals, and perspectives on military life. It also describes how five military children from Chapel Drive Annex helped name the newest baby mountain lion at the Watertown Zoo, selecting the name "Ninja". The children enjoyed their role in naming the lion and receiving recognition from the local news and zoo staff.
The newsletter features military children at Fort Drum in honor of Month of the Military Child in April. It highlights programs through Army Community Service that support military children, including those for exceptional family members and new parents. An event is announced on April 21st at the CYSS Youth Center for child safety and ID kits along with a carnival in recognition of military children. ACS salutes Fort Drum's military children.
The USAACE Family Weekly Update provides information on upcoming training and workshops at the installation, notifies readers that Lyster Army Health Clinic will have holiday hours and be closed on some dates in December, and shares new career resources for military veterans including websites that can help translate military skills to civilian jobs and connect veterans to employment opportunities.
This document provides a summary of upcoming events and important information for military families in April and May 2012. It lists dates for family events like picnics and concerts, meetings for Family Readiness Groups and key spouses, and training opportunities. It also provides reminders about ticks and Lyme disease, construction affecting a local intersection, and a volunteer opportunity at the local Army Community Service building.
This document provides a summary of upcoming family events and training opportunities for military families in April and May. It lists the dates, times and locations for company FRG meetings, volunteer trainings, classes on topics like financial planning and resilience, and family activities. It also includes information about counseling resources and how to access the battalion's Facebook page and newsletter. The document aims to inform military families of the various community and support programs available to them.
The document provides a summary of upcoming events and dates to remember in March and April 2012 for Fort Drum military community. Key events include Maple Days on March 24-25 and 31, Easter egg hunt on March 25, Division DONSA events on various dates, local schools spring break from April 2-6, Volunteer Appreciation Week from April 16-20, and a concert by the LT Dan Band on April 29. The document also provides contact information for resources like Military and Family Life Consultants and classes on topics like FRG leadership and event planning.
The document provides a summary of upcoming events and dates to remember in March and April 2012 for Fort Drum military community. It lists various community events such as Maple Days on March 24th and 31st, an Easter egg hunt on March 25th and Division DONSA events on March 26th and April 6th and 9th. It also lists local school spring break from April 2nd-6th and Fort Drum Volunteer Appreciation Week from April 16th-20th. The document provides contact information for various support resources on post.
This document contains a list of dates to remember for events in March and April 2012 at Fort Drum, including:
- Maple Days events from March 24-25 and March 31 at 45th Infantry Hill.
- Division DONSA on March 26 and April 6.
- Local school spring breaks from April 2-6 and March 30-April 9.
- Various observances, ceremonies, and classes throughout the months.
The document lists various events happening in April 2012, including division volunteer appreciation weeks on certain dates, an Easter holiday on the 8th, GI Jane Day III on the 19th, a volunteer ceremony on the 26th, and the LT Dan Band concert on the 29th. It also provides reminders about tax filing deadlines, end of rear-D dates, and resources for military families including financial consultations and training opportunities.
Mindy Whitten, a Fort Drum spouse, wrote and published a children's book about a boy who wants an alpaca pet. She will be selling and signing copies at the post exchange on March 30-31. Various community events are announced, including yard sales in June and a financial counseling fellowship for military spouses. The library hours are changing temporarily until April 30.
Mindy Whitten, a Fort Drum spouse, wrote and published a children's book about a boy who wants an alpaca pet. She will be selling and signing copies at the post exchange on March 30-31. Various community events are announced, including yard sales in June and a financial counseling fellowship for military spouses. The library hours are changing temporarily until April 30.
The document provides information on various upcoming family readiness events and programs at Fort Drum including:
1) Details on upcoming Family Readiness Group meetings for different companies and units.
2) Information about an upcoming assessment survey to determine the performance and importance of family support programs with potential budget cuts looming.
3) Details on free tax preparation services available at the Fort Drum Tax Assistance Center for soldiers and their families.
4) An announcement for the Spouses Club scholarship program with an application deadline of March 31, 2012 for the upcoming academic year.
The document provides information on various upcoming family readiness events and programs at Fort Drum including:
1) Details on upcoming Family Readiness Group meetings for different companies and units.
2) Information about the Military and Family Life Counselor (MFLC) being available to see soldiers and family members.
3) An announcement for a customer service assessment survey seeking input on family readiness programs due to potential budget cuts.
4) Details on free childcare being provided through the "Parents Night Out" program.
This document provides information on various family readiness and community events happening around Fort Drum in February 2012. It announces two Family Readiness Group meetings, a parents night out childcare event, an autism support group, and an upcoming high school play. It also provides information on an Army Tax Assistance Center, a Spouses Club scholarship opportunity, and mentions that family readiness programs may be affected by budget cuts.
This document provides information for service members and families at Fort Drum for the month of December 2011. It includes notices of upcoming redeployment ceremonies, toy distributions for children, holiday events at the base, school break dates for local districts, and snowboarding/skiing discounts at a nearby resort. Contact information is provided for resources like Military and Family Life Consultants, Family Readiness Group leader training, and the base's newcomer orientation schedule for 2012.
This document provides information for service members and families at Fort Drum for the month of December 2011. It includes notices of upcoming redeployment ceremonies, toy distributions for children, holiday events at the base, school break dates for local districts, and snowboarding/skiing discounts at a nearby resort. Contact information is provided for resources like Military and Family Life Consultants and classes from Army Community Services on deployment and family readiness. The document aims to keep the community informed of December activities and support through a monthly newsletter.
This document contains a summary of important dates in March and April 2012 for Fort Drum, including:
- Local school spring break from April 2-6
- DIVISION DONSA events on April 6 and 9
- Easter on April 8
- Fort Drum Volunteer Appreciation Week from April 16-20
- The LT Dan Band concert on April 29
This document contains two summaries of events for March and April 2012 for the 3-71 Cavalry Squadron at Fort Drum, NY. The March events include a retirement ceremony, indoor paintball, and "Right Arm Night". The April events include local school spring breaks, volunteer appreciation events, concerts, and classes on topics such as budget management and the Thrift Savings Plan. Contact information is provided for counseling resources and the squadron's Facebook page and newsletter.
This document provides a summary of upcoming dates, events, and training opportunities at Fort Drum in September 2012. Key details include:
- A committee orientation meeting for Thousand Islands Area Habitat for Humanity on September 10th.
- Various Army Community Service events throughout September like welcome tours, a town hall meeting, and a retiree appreciation day.
- Training opportunities such as Key Caller Training on September 11th and FRG Leader Training on September 13th.
- Ongoing support services from the Military and Family Life Consultant and a personal financial counselor.
- The official 3-71 Cavalry Regiment Facebook page and contact information for the FRSA Flash newsletter.
The document is a newsletter from Task Force Tigershark providing information on upcoming family events, an Afghan blanket fundraiser sale that is nearing its deadline, Veterans Day restaurant discounts, volunteer opportunities, and contact information for FRG leadership. It includes event details, order forms, and a calendar of additional upcoming events through the end of November.
This newsletter from Task Force Six Shooters at Fort Drum contains information about upcoming events and activities for soldiers and families. Key details include an Afghan blanket sale happening until November 14th, the ACS events calendar and tours for November, winter driving and snow thrower classes from the Command Safety Office, a town hall meeting with the Senior Army NCO on November 5th, veterans day events at Sam's Club, information on ski passes at Dryhill available until November 4th, and contact information for FRG leaders.
This newsletter from Task Force Six Shooters includes information about:
1) An Afghan blanket sale happening until November 14th
2) Events from the Army Community Service calendar for November
3) Winter driving and snow thrower classes being offered by the Command Safety Office
4) A town hall meeting with the Senior Army NCO on November 5th
5) Contact information for FRG leaders across the task force
This newsletter from Task Force Six Shooters at Fort Drum contains information about upcoming events and activities for soldiers and families. Key details include an Afghan blanket sale happening until November 14th, the ACS events calendar for November, winter driving and snow thrower classes offered by the Command Safety Office, a town hall meeting with the Senior Army NCO on November 5th, veterans day events at Sam's Club, information about dryhill season ski passes, a reminder about providing feedback through the ICE comment system, upcoming BOSS events, and contact information for FRG leaders.
This document provides information about upcoming family readiness group events on Fort Drum including a pajama bunco night on October 19th and an FRG meeting for Delta Company on October 17th. It also provides details about flu shot availability at the Guthrie Family Medicine Clinic and upcoming flu vaccination fairs on October 13th and 27th. Finally, it advertises a haunted hotel event on October 27th hosted by 2nd Brigade featuring haunted tours and activities for different age groups.
This document provides information about upcoming family readiness group events on Fort Drum including a pajama bunco night on October 19th and an FRG meeting for Delta Company on October 17th. It also provides details about flu shot availability at the Guthrie Family Medicine Clinic and upcoming flu vaccination fairs on October 13th and 27th. Finally, it advertises a haunted hotel event on October 27th hosted by 2nd Brigade featuring haunted tours and activities for different age groups.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to participate in community events and classes on winter driving and snow blower operation.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to participate in community events and classes on winter driving and snow blower operation.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to participate in community events and classes on winter driving and snow blower operation.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to participate in community events and classes on winter driving and snow blower operation.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to utilize on-post resources like Army Community Service and the Exchange.
The document announces upcoming family events for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade including a family fun run, office trick or treating, an FRG meeting and Thanksgiving lunch. It also provides contact information for brigade leadership and the FRSA and encourages soldiers and families to participate in community events and classes on winter driving and snow blower operation.
The document is the October 11th issue of the FRSA FLASH newsletter from Task Force Tigershark's Facebook page. It provides information on winter driving and snow thrower classes being offered on base, encourages reporting suspicious activity to the tip line, notes requirements for physicals for teenage employment, and advertises upcoming events from Army Community Service and BOSS.
The Task Force Tigershark Facebook page provides information about winter classes being offered on base, the BOSS events calendar, the ACS calendar, and tips for reporting suspicious activity. The page also shares event flyers and the Fort Drum Exchange opens its doors to local vendors.
The Task Force Tigershark Facebook page provides information about winter classes being offered on base, the BOSS events calendar, the ACS calendar, and tips for reporting suspicious activity. The page also shares event flyers and the Fort Drum Exchange opens its doors to local vendors.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events for the families of soldiers in the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade at Fort Drum, including a family fun run, trick-or-treating in the brigade headquarters, an FRG meeting with free childcare, a Thanksgiving lunch, a holiday celebration, and a special event in February. It also includes information about the brigade's Facebook page, winter driving tips, the severe weather call process, the ACS calendar and tour, and how to provide feedback through the ICE system. Contact information is provided for brigade leadership and family readiness group leaders.
This document summarizes events and announcements from the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade Facebook page and newsletter. It announces upcoming events like a Halloween trick-or-treating event, FRG meetings, and a holiday celebration. It also provides information about a memorial statue being built to honor fallen soldiers and announces new hours for the Fort Drum Clothing Store, which will now be closed on Sundays. The newsletter concludes by advertising the Interactive Customer Evaluation tool for providing feedback and contact information for unit leadership.
The document announces a Renegade FRG Meeting on September 13th at 1800 in the Brigade Classroom to share insights on activities to do on and around Fort Drum. MWR and ACS will attend the meeting to inform attendees of options for enjoying their time in the North Country.
The document is a newsletter from the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade at Fort Drum that provides information on upcoming events and community activities. It summarizes a mass casualty exercise that will involve over 50 soldiers as simulated casualties from a fictional plane crash at Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield on September 13-14. The exercise will test the response of on-base and local first responders and hospitals. It also provides information on Lyme disease symptoms, prevention, and treatment. The newsletter lists upcoming family readiness group events and activities through February and encourages soldiers and families to participate.
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1. Task Force Tigershark FRSA Flash
February 10, 2012
Available at ACS
1330-1530.
Scream Free Parenting: 22-23 Feb-
Family Wellness Support Computer Basics for Job ruary, 0900-1500.
Group Seekers Couples Communication: 10 Febru-
MOB/DEP & MFLC is offering a new re- Employment Readiness has partnered with ary, 1330-1530 .
source to Soldiers, Spouses, and Family mem- Jefferson Express from Jefferson Community Informal Funds: 8 Mar., 1400-1500
bers. The Family Wellness Support Group College to offer Soldiers, Spouses, Family or 1700-1800
will be on the last Thursday of the month at Members and DoD Civil-
ACS… for more information call ACS today ians free computer train-
FAMILY WELLNESS SUPPORT GROUP
Share your experiences to help others and let other’s experiences help you!
Meets on the last Thursday of the month
10-11am & 6-7pm in ACS
(AER Conference Room)
Upcoming dates:
23 February, 29 March, 26 April, 24 May, 28 June
Topics of discussion are open to anything related to the wellness of
the Military Family, to include (but not limited to)
Financial Management Communication
Reintegration Challenges Community Activities
Changes in Self and Soldier Supporting a Special Needs
Combat Stress Family Member
Children & Deployment Stress Management
Facilitated by ACS Mobilization & Deployment and the
Military Family Life Consultant Program (MFLC)
FRG Leader: 8 March, 0900-1300
Stop by and meet the
wonderful Exceptional
Family Member Program
Staff
ing. See flyer below for more information.
Training Available
Key Caller Training: 14 February,
1400-1500 or 1700-1800, ACS.
OPSEC Training: 27 February, 1300
-1430.
CARE Team Training: 21 February,
0900-1230, ACS.
Stress Management: 7 February,
1330-1530.
Anger Management: 21 February,
2. Task Force Tigershark FRSA Flash
February 9, 2012
Applications Available * The oldest surviving love poem till date
Health Care is written in a clay tablet from the times of
Applications for the 2012 Scholarships for Mili- the Sumerians, inventors of writing, around
CPT Webber, Darcy 3500 B.C
tary Children program are now available at com-
missaries worldwide as well as online through * Amongst the earliest Valentine's Day
Chief, Environmental Health
a link on http:// www.commissaries.com and gifts were candies. The most common were
Fort Drum MEDDAC is currently exploring directly at http:// www.militaryscholar.org. chocolates in heart shaped boxes.
options for environmentally friendly ways of The program awards at least one $1,500 scholar- * In some countries, a young woman
disposing excess/expired household medications. ship to a student at each commissary. Scholar- may receive a gift of clothing from a prospec-
Building the right program requires some feed- ships are funded by donations from commissary tive suitor. If the gift is kept, then it means
back from the Fort Drum community. Please fill vendors, manufacturers, brokers, suppliers and she has accepted his proposal of marriage
out this VERY SHORT survey via the link be- the general public. To be eligible for a scholarship, * If an individual thinks of five or six
low (60 seconds or less!) on your current concerns the student must have a military ID card and be names considered to be suitable marriage
and disposal practices of prescriptions/over-the- an unmarried child of a Service member on active partners and twists the stem of an apple
counter medications. Your input is anonymous duty, reservist, guardsman, retiree or survivor of a while the names are being recited, then it is
and the data will be utilized towards providing military member who died while on active duty or believed the eventual spouse will be the one
the Fort Drum community with a pharmaceuti- survivor of a retiree and no older than 21, or 23 if
enrolled as a full-time student at a college or whose name was recited at the moment the
cal disposal program and facility.
university. Applications must be turned in at a stem broke.
* In Medieval times, girls ate unusual
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HPV6VLW commissary by close of business 24 February.
foods on St Valentine's Day to make them
dream of their future husband.
Panetta Announces Fiscal 2013
Budget Priorities Valentine Day Fun Facts:
Here is the most enjoyable and unbelievable
According to Defense Secretary Leon E. Pa- collection of Valentine's Day Fun Facts.
netta, spending priorities in the forthcoming Share these fun facts with your friends to
fiscal 2013 defense budget request calls for amaze them this Valentine Day.
reductions in the end strength of the Army
and Marine Corps, an increase in special op- * About 1 billion Valentine's Day cards
erations forces and maintaining the number are exchanged in US each year. That's the
of big-deck carriers. Defense Department largest seasonal card-sending occasion of the
(DoD) officials used the new defense strat- year, next to Christmas.
egy guidance that President Barack Obama * Women purchase 85% of all valentines.
announced earlier this month to shape the * Worldwide, over 50 million roses are
budget request. The budget seeks to minimize given for Valentine's Day each year.
the impact of cuts on personnel accounts * Men buy most of the millions of boxes
as Service Members will receive their full pay of candy and bouquets of flowers given on
raises in fiscal 2013 and 2014. Additionally, Valentine's Day. Contents of this newsletter are com-
changes to health care will not affect active * In the Middle Ages, young men and
piled from multiple Military Family
duty personnel or their families but they are women drew names from a bowl to see who news sources. Material presented
recommending increases in health care fees, their valentines would be. They would wear does not represent the views or en-
co-pays and deductibles for retirees. To these names on their sleeves for one week. To
wear your heart on your sleeve now means dorsement of Task Force Tigershark
read more about these budget priorities,
please go to: http://1.usa.gov/w9GW12 that it is easy for other people to know how or the Army. This material is for per-
you are feeling. sonal use of the readers. All readers
* The Italian city of Verona, where are encouraged to do further re-
Shakespeare's lovers Romeo and Juliet lived, search for all applicable restrictions
2012 Scholarships receives about 1,000 letters addressed to and guidelines.
for Military Children Juliet every Valentine's Day.
3. Task Force Tigershark FRSA Flash
February 9, 2012
tary Children program are now available at com- She was able to free her family and numerous
Health Care missaries worldwide as well as online through other slaves throughout the years, taking them as
a link on http:// www.commissaries.com and far as Canada and helping them find safe jobs.
CPT Webber, Darcy directly at http:// www.militaryscholar.org. Later, she worked as a nurse during the Civil War
The program awards at least one $1,500 scholar- and was a proponent of both women’s suffrage
Fort Drum MEDDAC is currently exploring ship to a student at each commissary. Scholar- and the abolitionist movement.
options for environmentally friendly ways of ships are funded by donations from commissary Mae Jemison
disposing excess/expired household medications. vendors, manufacturers, brokers, suppliers and A physician who volunteered with the Peace
Building the right program requires some feed- the general public. To be eligible for a scholarship, Corps and the first female African American
back from the Fort Drum community. Please fill the student must have a military ID card and be astronaut, Mae was also the first black woman to
out this VERY SHORT survey via the link be- an unmarried child of a Service member on active go into space. After her 1992 expedition on the
low (60 seconds or less!) on your current concerns duty, reservist, guardsman, retiree or survivor of a Endeavor shuttle, she left NASA and founded
and disposal practices of prescriptions/over-the- military member who died while on active duty or the Dorothy Jemison Foundation for Excellence
counter medications. Your input is anonymous survivor of a retiree and no older than 21, or 23 if (which sponsors science camps for kids), as well as
and the data will be utilized towards providing enrolled as a full-time student at a college or companies involved in scientific and technological
the Fort Drum community with a pharmaceuti- university. Applications must be turned in at a research. Currently, she is a professor at Cornell
cal disposal program and facility. http:// University and strongly involved in the science
commissary by close of business 24 February.
www.surveymonkey.com/s/HPV6VLW community.
Rosa Parks
Panetta Announces Fiscal 2013 Black Women in American This list wouldn’t be complete without including
Culture & History Rosa Parks, the woman who refused to give up
Budget Priorities her bus seat in 1955 and sparked a movement that
led to the end of segregation. Her courageous act
According to Defense Secretary Leon E. Pa- Anybody who thinks her dreams are impossible or
fueled the Civil Rights Movement and inspired
that society can’t be changed by one person’s
netta, spending priorities in the forthcoming Martin Luther King, Jr. to get involved. Along
efforts need only look to these women as role
fiscal 2013 defense budget request calls for models. Their bravery and determination acted as
with MLK, Jr., she continues to inspire those
reductions in the end strength of the Army who still fight for equality.
catalysts for profound change in the world, and
and Marine Corps, an increase in special op- each had only one thing in common—the belief
erations forces and maintaining the number Anybody who thinks her dreams are impossible or
that she could make it happen. Yes they could,
of big-deck carriers. Defense Department that society can’t be changed by one person’s
and yes we can too.
efforts need only look to these women as role
(DoD) officials used the new defense strat-
models. Their bravery and determination acted as
egy guidance that President Barack Obama Sojourner Truth catalysts for profound change in the world, and
announced earlier this month to shape the Sojourner was born into slavery with the name each had only one thing in common—the belief
budget request. The budget seeks to minimize Isabella Baumfree. She changed her name after that she could make it happen. Yes they could,
the impact of cuts on personnel accounts escaping from her owner and became a Christian and yes we can too.
as Service Members will receive their full pay preacher while living with a family in New York.
After the state’s Emancipation Act was passed,
raises in fiscal 2013 and 2014. Additionally,
she became a vehement and vocal supporter of
changes to health care will not affect active abolition and women’s rights. She traveled the
duty personnel or their families but they are country giving speeches, including a famous one
recommending increases in health care fees, entitled Ain’t I a Woman? that emphasized the
co-pays and deductibles for retirees. To strength and power of women and the need for
read more about these budget priorities, equality between the sexes.
please go to: http://1.usa.gov/w9GW12 Harriet Tubman
Like Sojourner, Harriet was born into slavery and
found a means of escape with the help of her
2012 Scholarships abolitionist neighbors. In 1849, she fled her slave
life in Maryland and found respite in Philadel-
for Military Children phia. There she formulated a plan to liberate the
Applications Available rest of her family by way of the Underground
Railroad, a system that involved moving slaves
Applications for the 2012 Scholarships for Mili- from one safe house to another under rigid secrecy.
4. Task Force Tigershark FRSA Flash
February 9, 2012
Resources: Grief/loss Fort Drum/USA MEDDAC Behavioral
MFLC Solutions: Health Department (315)-772-2778
Military Kids Connect is a website designed to Flexible appointment times for walk-in appointments.
Flexible meeting locations During non-duty hours,
help military kids support one another and learn
*Confidential The Acute Care Clinic at Guthrie (has mental
coping skills in dealing with the challenges of
No Records Kept
handling deployments. health personnel available for urgent mental
FREE
Locations are : health concerns from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. After 9
10th CAB Headquarters : 315-405-7449 p.m., persons with urgent mental health con-
ACS: 315-212-6919 cerns should contact Samaritan Medical
Child & Youth Behavioral Military & Family Center at (315) 785-4516 or Mobile Crisis
Life Consultant: 315-523-3141 Services of North Country Transitional Liv-
ing Services at (315) 782-2327.
Militarymentalhealth.org: Watertown Vet Center
Military Mental Health Screening Program DVA Readjustment Counseling Services
1-315-782-5479
Military life, especially deployments or mobiliza-
tions, can present challenges to service members American Red Cross
and their families that are both unique and diffi-
(315) 772-6561
cult. Some are manageable, some are not. Many
Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm, after hours
times we can successfully deal with them on our
call toll free (877) 272-7337
own. In some instances matters get worse and one
problem can trigger other more serious issues. At
such times it is wise to check things out and see Social Services Assistance
what is really happening. That’s the purpose of 315-772-0035
these totally anonymous and voluntary self- Assistance Finding Solutions to Life Problems
assessments. Stress Management and Marriage Counseling
These questions are designed so you can review Substance Abuse and Re-Adjustment Counseling
Myarmyonesource: this website provides your situation with regard to some of the more Assists with Issues Related to Social Welfare
24/7 assistance. common mental health issues including, posttrau-
matic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, Soldier and Family Assistance Center
Military Family Life Consultants (MFLC) alcohol problems and more. The screening will not drum.mwr.sfac@conus.army.mil
provide solution-oriented consultations to indi- provide a diagnosis – for that you need to see a 315-772-7781/7720
viduals, couples, families, and groups. professional. But, it will tell you whether or not The Fort Drum Soldier and Family Assistance
The Military and Family Life Consultant you have symptoms that are consistent with a Center strives to provide a supportive environ-
(MFLC) Program is designed to provide support condition or concern that would benefit from ment for Soldiers and Family Members as they
and assistance to active duty Soldiers, National further evaluation or treatment. It will also give deal with the stress and uncertainty of injury and
Guard & Reserves, military Family Members and you guidance as to where you might seek assis- the effects of war.
civilian personnel. Military and Family tance.
Life Consultants can help people who are having
trouble coping with concerns and issues of daily Chaplain
life. Installation Chaplain: 315-772-5591
Some Examples of Issues Include: Chaplain's Hotline Confidential Counseling
Adjustment/Transition (315) 772-5591
Stress Spiritual Life Center : 315-772-5540
Marital/couples Unit Chaplain: MAJ Johnson 315-405-6810
Anxiety/Sadness
Deployment Cycle Issues
Communication Veteran Suicide Prevention Hotline:
Aggression 1-800-273-TALK (8255) press 1 to be routed
Work, parenting to the Veterans assistant.
5. Task Force Tigershark FRSA Flash
February 9, 2012
February 2012
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29
2/10 Military Free Lift Tickets 2/21 Mardi Gras Buffet
Snow Ridge Ski Resort 1000-2030 The Commons 1100-1330
2/14 Valentine’s Day Dinner 2/23 African American/Black History
The Commons 1700-2100 Month The Commons 1100- 1300
2/15 Volunteer of the Month Cere 2/23 Mountain Remembrance Cere
mony The Commons 1030-1130 mony Main Post Chapel
1630-1700
2/16 Mrs. Merritt’s Welcome Lunch
eon The Commons 1045-1300 2/24 Chili Cook-off The Commissary
1700-1900
2/16 Division Mountain Salute,
Magrath Gym 1600-1700 2/24 Retirement Ceremony @ MPA
1600-1700
2/17 Military Free Ski &Tubing Day
Dry Hill 1200-1700 2/24 Right Arm Night The Commons
1700
2/18-21 DIVISION DONSA/President’s
Day Weekend 2/29 AER Campaign Kick-Off
Bldg. 990 starts @ 1400
2/20-24 Local Schools Winter Break
Happy Valentine's Day