DIVE-IN MOVIE, April 17: Dive-In movie at Hunter AAF Tominac Indoor Pool, starting at 6:30 p.m. Bring the Family and watch Disney’s “Frozen”. Don’t forget your floats! There is no
charge. The film is rated PG and is one hour and 49 minutes in length. For more
information, call 912-315-5078.
TODAY/THIS WEEK
UPDATING YOUR
GOARMYED EMAIL PREFERRED ADDRESS, before June 30:
AKO will cease
forwarding emails to Army Common Access Card (CAC) holders on June 30. AKO has already ceased to forward emails to
non-CAC accounts. In order for you to
receive information from GoArmyEd you must update your account information and
change your Preferred Email address to your @mail.mil account. To update your record select the
"Account Information" link at the bottom of your home page. Once you update your Preferred Email address
please select the "Update Account Information" button.
SMASH OUT ALCOHOL ABUSE, April 20:Fort Stewart
and Hunter Army Airfield’s Army Substance Abuse Program will sponsor an Alcohol
Awareness Month Event “Smash out Alcohol Misuse
and Alcohol Screening Day”, Monday April 20, in the PX parking lot of both installations, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A car
will be set up for individuals to take their turn at wrecking the car with a
sledge hammer to show that it takes hours to wreck a car with a sledge hammer,
but it only takes a drunk driver a split second. All
units are encouraged to take advantage of this training opportunity, the ASAP
will count the training hours toward each unit’s minimum 4 hour annual Substance
Abuse Prevention and Awareness Training requirement. POCs: FS Lucinda Johnson Wallace-Prevention
Coordinator 767-1146; HAAF David Bennett - Prevention
Coordinator 315-5592 .
CELEBRATE EARTH
DAY, EVERY DAY:
Sustaining our
environment is a major facet of installation readiness. In today’s world,
simply complying with environmental regulations will not ensure that we will be
able to sustain our mission. In order to
continually provide resources in the defense of our Nation and enable Army
training and operations, we must all do our part to protect the environment in
which we live, work, and train. Learn about the role you play in sustaining our
environment for future generations by reading the Earth Day insert that will
accompany next week’s edition of The Frontline.
WOMEN AIRFORCE
SERVICE PILOTS (WASP) EXHIBITION, April 14, 16 and May 7 and 12:
The “WASP”
Traveling Exhibition will be on display at Fort Stewart and Hunter AAF in
recognition of the 75th Anniversary of “Hunter Field and Camp Stewart" at
Wright Army Airfield-MidCoast Airport Terminal, located at 1116 East Lowes
Circle in Hinesville, Ga, on April 14 and 16.
The exhibit will travel to Hunter at the Truscott Terminal, Bldg. 7920,
North Lightning Rd, May 7 and 12. There
will be two sessions each day, 10 a.m. to Noon and 1-3 p.m. As a pioneering organization of civilian
female pilots, many WASP served at our local “Liberty Field” (Now Wright AAF
MidCoast Regional Air-port on Ft Stewart), flying a variety of Army Aircraft
during WWII.
ROLLOVER MACHINE
VISITS HUNTER, April 14:
The Hunter Army Airfield’s Army Substance Abuse
Program will sponsor an Alcohol Awareness Month Event 9-10 a.m. 10-11 a.m. and
1-2 p.m. April 14 at the Hunter Post Exchange parking lot. The event is supported by the Governor’s
Office of Vehicle Safety and includes a Vehicle Rollover Simulation
demonstration. Also, Soldiers attending will get a chance to perform common
tasks while wearing “Drunk Goggles” i.e. driving a golf cart, play corn hole,
and try their hand at the Quarterback Madness Football throw. All units are
encouraged to take advantage of this training opportunity, the ASAP will count
the training hours toward each unit’s minimum 4 hour annual Substance Abuse
Prevention and Awareness Training requirement.
POCs: David Bennett - Prevention Coordinator
912-315-5592.
VRO OFFICES
CLOSED, April 14, 16:
The Hunter
Vehicle Registration Offices will be closed from Noon to 3 p.m. April 14; and the Fort Stewart VRO will be
closed from Noon to 3 p.m. April 16. The
closures are to allow employees to attend their respective State of the
Garrison briefings.
STATE OF THE
GARRISON - FORT STEWART, April 16:
The Fort Stewart
State of the Garrison is scheduled for April 16 from 1-3 p.m. at the Main Post
Chapel. The State of the Garrison is a bi-annual event
to share information with the workforce. This will be the last workforce
briefing for COL Kevin Gregory. Topics
will include: Civilian Fitness Program,
Garrison Workforce Training and Education.
This forum is open to all DA Civilian garrison employees. This event will be designated as your
official place of duty.
TRANSITION
CENTER & RETIREMENT SERVICES CLOSED, APRIL 16:
The Transition Center and Retirement Services
Office will be closed all day, April 16 for internal training. Please direct questions to Mrs. Wanda Wright
at 767-1858, Chief Transition Center or Mr. Melvin Dougherty at 767-5013,
Retirement Services Officer.
GOLF LEAGUE PLAY
BEGINS, April 16:
The Fort Stewart
Golf League officially begins play Monday, April 13, at Taylor's Creek Golf
Course. The nine-hole, kick off scramble
tees off at 4 p.m. Cost is $20 per
event, per player and includes golf cart, small bucket of range balls and
selected prizes. The league continues
through June 1. Please call Taylor’s
Creek Golf Course with questions or to sign up!
912-767-2370.
IMCOM EMPLOYEES
THE CUSTOMER SERVICE CULTURE SURVEY (CSCS), April 17:
The IMCOM,
Commanding General invites you to spend a few minutes taking a survey on
IMCOM's Customer Service Culture. The
survey period was extended to April 17. Now is the time to express your views
and have leadership listen. The IMCOM Customer Service Culture Survey (CSCS)
helps IMCOM evaluate what it does well and how to improve upon its commitment
to providing employees a strong, supportive work environment where they can
thrive. Please know that the results
will be anonymous and confidential and only reported to senior level Commanders
and Directors. IMCOM Leadership values
your input, which helps successfully support our Army Community of Soldiers,
Families, Civilians, and Retirees. The
survey link is www.armymwr.com/cscs. Internet Explorer must be used to complete
the survey.
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APRIL/OTHER
HEADLINES
CONTROLLED
BURNING, ongoing:
Fort Stewart's
Forestry Branch is in the midst of a controlled burn season and will be
conducting controlled burns at various locations on the Installation each week.
Motorists and pedestrians are advised to use extra caution when traveling
through areas that may be affected by smoke. For more information, please
contact Amanda Price at 912-767-2010.
HONORING GOLD
STAR WIVES
Gold Star Wives
wear a Gold Star or Next of Kin lapel button in remembrance of their husbands
who have given their lives in service to our nation. Watch and share this video
of Rebecca, Gold Star Wife since 2004.
#GoldStarPins. Please watch and
share this video link of your unit pages.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKlEA93Zd0c&list=PLfwh3yW8aqgfZ.
The Hunter Army
Airfield Veterinary Services is changing operating hours at building 1030 with
services held only every other Wednesday.
The next scheduled service at Hunter is April 8. Individuals can check out times and services
on their Facebook at www.facebook.com/fortstewartveterinarytreatmentfacility or
call 435-pets (435-8387).
FREE SPOUSE
EMPLOYMENT TRAINING:
Savannah
Technical College has partnered with ACS, the Coastal Workforce Development
Board and local Economic Development Authorities to offer Military Spouses free
training and job placement assistance in the following career fields: Logistics
and Warehousing, CDL and Basic Law Enforcement. Tuition and fees for training
will be funded with State and Federal Grants (no cost to qualified
applicants). There will be an
information session on April 16th at the Fort Stewart Education Center starting
at 10 a.m., room 247. For more
questions, please call ACS @ (912) 767-1518 or (912) 315-6816.
HIRING COOKS,
Closes April 20 & May 8:
Marne Lanes is
hiring Cooks with a salary of $9.68 to $11.32/Per Hour. The vacancy is posted from May 8 with cut-off
dates of April 20 and May 8. For
information or to apply for the position see vacancy announcement number
SCNAFDW151375546SR at www.usajobs.gov.
CELEBRATE EARTH
DAY, April 22:
April 22 will
mark the 45th anniversary of Earth Day and is the perfect occasion to reflect
on the changes each of us need to make in order to protect our planet. By
making a conscious effort to do things like recycle, use energy efficient light
bulbs, fix leaking faucets and toilets, and use environmentally friendly
cleaning products you can do your part to help protect our beautiful planet and
ensure that its resources are here for future generations to enjoy. To learn how you can help sustain our
environment for future generations of Soldiers and their Families to enjoy,
check out the conservation, recycling, and sustainability tips in each week’s
edition of The Frontline.
HIRING FOR A
CHEF, April 23:
Club Stewart is
currently hiring for a Chef. The salary
is $34,479-$41,740 per annum with excellent Benefits package. The vacancy is posted from 10 April through
23 April. For information or to apply
for the position see vacancy announcement number SCNAFDW151376875 at
www.usajobs.gov.
TRAFFIC WARNING
ON SIGMA STREET, through April 27:
Commuters are
encouraged to use caution on Fort Stewart as railroad crossing construction is
planned for Sigma Street from March 27 from 6 a.m. until April 27. DPW is only
closing areas around the 5 railroad crossings on Sigma Street. Motorist are encouraged to avoid this area to
minimize traffic congestion and be alert to changes in traffic patterns. For more information call James Maddox at DPW
at 767-5027.
FOOD HANDLER'S
CLASS Monday, April 27:
This class will
be held at Winn ACH in the Patriot Auditorium from 9-10 a.m. FREE class,
certification is good for one year. To register for this class, please submit
your first and last name to
usarmy.stewart.medcom-winn.list.environmental-health-services@mail.mil by COB
Thursday April 23. Pre-registration is a
REQUIREMENT in order to attend this class, and you must be on time, no-walk-ins
are permitted. This class is mandated
for all those dealing with food items on FSGA/HAAF (Unit functions,
Organizational Days, FRG Events).
MEDDAC VOLUNTEER
RECOGNITION CEREMONY, April 29:
The U.S. Army
Medical Department Activity (MEDDAC) will conduct the FY15 AMEDD, FSGA
Volunteer Recognition Ceremony on 1:30 p.m. April 29 at the Winn Army Community
Hospital (WACH) in the Patriot Auditorium, on Fort Stewart. For more information, email
margaret.a.jacob.mil@mail.mil.
NEW VISITOR
CONTROL CENTER HOURS, Through April 30:
The Directorate
of Emergency Services will close the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield
Visitor Control Centers between the hours of 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. All visitors who have a valid pass or Common
Access Card / Military ID to access post unescorted will be able to access post
as normal. Visitors who do not have a
valid pass or Common Access Card / Military ID will not be granted unescorted
access to the installation and will be required to have a valid Common Access
Card / Military ID holder physically meet them at Gate 1 (FS) or the Montgomery
Gate (HAAF) for access. The valid ID
Holder will be the visitor's "Sponsor" while on the
installation. Once the sponsor meets
their guest at the gate they will be allowed to follow their sponsor in their
vehicle to their final destination.
Visitors will be logged onto post once the sponsor arrives at the
gate. The Sponsor will be responsible
and held accountable to maintain positive control. Sponsors are also responsible for the
personal conduct of their visitors. Only
valid Sponsors 18 and older will be allow to sponsor Guests/Visitors during
this time period. Up to five visitors
will be allowed per sponsor. Sponsors who fail to obey this directive could
lose the privilege of sponsoring future guests or visitors. For more information, call Art Weston, Chief
of Physical Security at (912) 767-1883.
ARMY EMERGENCY
RELIEF, Through May 15:
Army Emergency
Relief – Making a Difference. The AER campaign runs from March 1 through May 15
with the goal of creating greater awareness of the benefits of AER as well as
providing Soldiers the opportunity to donate to their fellow Soldiers. For more
information please contact Mr. Frederick Sledge: (912) 767- 5065 for Fort Stewart and Ms.
Jeanie Smith: (912) 315-6816 for HAAF.
TRAFFIC WARNING
FOR 16TH STREET, May 29:
Commuters are
encouraged to use caution on Fort Stewart as road construction is planned for
East 6th Street for traffic between Harmon Avenue and East Bultman, through 6
a.m. until May 26. In addition road construction will close East 16th Street
from Troop Avenue to Harmon Avenue. The
road will be closed from 6 a.m. until May 29.
Detour signs and traffic control devices will be displayed for the
duration of the closures. Motorist are
encouraged to avoid this area to minimize traffic congestion and be alert to
changes in traffic patterns. For more
information call DPW at 767-3269.
HIRING FOR
SEASONAL RECREATION ASSISTANT (WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS), May 29:
Fort
Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield. The salary
is $9.21 to $11.50 per hour. Job
Announcement numbers SCNAFDW151315865OC and SCNAFDW151318414OC. This announcement closes May 29. This position Not-to-Exceed Sept. 7. Interested applicants may apply via www.usajobs.gov
website.
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FMWR NEWS
MONTH OF THE
MILITARY CHILD WHEELS DAY EVENT, April 17:
Wheels Day, part
of the celebration of April as Month of the Military Child, will be held Friday
(April 17) starting at 9:30 a.m. in the parking area of the Child Development
Center (building 403) and the Marne Bowling Center. No charge. Parents welcome.
Children can explore and learn about military vehicles their Moms and Dads
drive, see police and fire vehicles up close, learn about fire safety in the
Fire House and talk to police, firemen and emergency responders. Other Wheels
Day attractions will include McGruff the Crime Dog, a bouncy house, crafts and
face-painting. For more information, call 912-767-3032.
BLOCK PARTY AT
STEWART SCHOOL AGE CENTER, April 17:
All
CYSS-registered youth in grades 1-5 are invited to a free Block Party from 5-7
p.m. Friday (April 17) at the School Age Center, building 7160 at 97 Austin
Road. The party, part of the month-long celebration of the Month of the
Military Child, will include games, food and prizes. An open house will precede
the party from 4:30-5 p.m. For more information, call 912-767-2635/5662.
EMERALD PRINCESS
CASINO CRUISE SHIP TRIP, April 18:
Registration
deadline is April 13 for a Leisure Travel trip at 9 a.m. April 18 to Brunswick,
GA, for a cruise aboard the 200-foot, four-deck Emerald Princess. The cost (transportation
and admission) is $20 per person for Active Duty and spouse. It is $25 per
person for all others. Dining is offered on the Bistro Deck. Guests must be at
least 18 years old and present government-issued photo ID to sail on the ship
and 21 years old to consume alcohol. For more information, call 912-767-2841
(Stewart) or 912-315-3674 (Hunter).
TWO-PERSON
SCRAMBLE SHOOTOUT AT HUNTER GOLF COURSE, April 18:
An event new to
Hunter Golf Course – a two-person golf scramble shootout – will get underway
with a shotgun start at 2 p.m. April 18.
The cost is $70 for each two-person team and includes greens fees, golf
car, range balls and prizes. Prize distribution determined by the size of the
field. Registration accepted until April 14. For more information, call
912-315-9115.
VISIT DAVE &
BUSTER’S IN JACKSONVILLE WITH LEISURE TRAVEL, April 25:
Enjoy great food
and drinks, play hundreds of awesome arcade games and watch your favorite teams
on TV at Dave & Buster’s. It’s the most fun you can have all under one
roof. The $15 per person cost covers transportation only. For more information,
call 912-767-2841 at Stewart and 912-315-3674 (Hunter).
BRIDAL EVENT
& EXPO AT CLUB STEWART, April 26:
The Bridal Event
& Expo at Club Stewart, from 1:30-4:30 p.m. April 26, is a one-stop place
to meet with a wide range of professionals and others who can help reduce the
stress that goes with planning a wedding. Preview the hottest trends in table
design, flowers, cakes, catering and décor. Learn about hair and beauty,
jewelry, limousines and fashion. Cost of $7 per person in advance and $10 at
the door includes hors d’oeuvres buffet. Brides-to-be will be given swag bags,
and are invited to pre-register by April 24 for a chance to win a $500 wedding
reception gift certificate. For more information, call 912-767-4717.
COASTAL GEORGIA
ECO-EXPLORATION TOUR, May 2:
Take a 2.5- to
3-hour Eco-Exploration tour at Turners Creek. Travel through marshlands to
discover the wonders of the Coastal Georgia ecosystem. Narration will include
history, ecology and relationship of various parts of the ecosystem. Register
until April 20. Cost of $30 per person includes tour and transportation. For
more information, call 912-767-2841 at Stewart or 912-315-3674 at Hunter.
RACQUETBALL
TOURNAMENT AT JOHNSON, NEWMAN FITNESS CENTERS, May 7-9:
A Women's and
Men's Single (A, B, C division levels of play) double elimination racquetball
tournament will be held May 7-9 at 6 p.m. at Newman Fitness Center, building
439, and the Johnson Fitness Center, building 8437. No charge to enter the
non-sanctioned competition, but participants are asked to register at either
fitness center by April 27. There will be one event per person and games played
to first 15 points. Tie-breaker games will be played first to 11 points, best
two out of three. First- and second-place medals will be awarded in all
divisions. For details, call 912-767-3031.
EXPLORE MACON,
GEORGIA’S HERITAGE WITH LEISURE TRAVEL, June 13:
Visit Macon with
Leisure Travel June 13 and explore the city’s Native American and Indian
Heritage, the Tubman Museum, and learn about Georgia’s most famous athletes.
Registration closes May 1. The cost of $85 per person does not include food.
For more information, call 912-767-2841 at Stewart and 912-315-3674 (Hunter).
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COASTAL
HAPPENINGS (Events scheduled in the local area are considered public
information, and mention of these events does not constitute sponsorship or
endorsement.)
RUN/BIKE FOR THE
HEROES, May 20-25:
Run Across
Georgia, from Fort Stewart to Columbus, a 260 mile jaunt across cool and
comfortable south Georgia. Individually
take on the challenge to either Run Across Georgia in 5 days or Bike Across
Georgia in 24 hours. Relay teams can either Run Across Georgia in 40 hours or
Bike Across Georgia in 20 hours. The
event kicks off from Fort Stewart's Warriors Walk and heads toward Columbus.
Come out and cheer on these awesome athletes and the House of Heroes cause of
modifying the homes for wounded warriors. For more information, or to register
your team (registration closes: Sun, May 17), visit www.houseofheroes.org ,
www.runfortheheroes.com .
PGA TOURNAMENT -
FREE ADMISSION FOR ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY AND DEPENDENTS, Hilton Head Island, Apr
13-19:
The 47th annual
RBC Heritage presented by Boeing is the only PGA Tournament in South
Carolina. Active Duty Military and their
dependents can receive free grounds tickets each day of the tournament by
presenting valid military identification at the Roll Call office. The tournament is at the Harbour Town Golf
Links on Hilton Head Island. Free
parking with complimentary shuttles are available. For more information, contact (843) 671-2448
or visit http://www.rbcheritage.com/tickets.
CENSUS BUREAU
TESTS NEW CENSUS ONLINE:
Twenty Counties
in Georgia and South Carolina have been selected to participate in an online
census survey for 2015 at
www.census.gov/2015/testentry.html?cid=2015-Census_Vanity. The Coastal Empire counties included in the
survey include Georgia's Appling, Candler, Jeff Davis, Montgomery, Bacon,
Chatham, Liberty, Screven, Bryan, Effingham, Long, Tattnall, Bulloch, Evans,
McIntosh, Toombs, and Wayne Counties and South Carolina's Beaufort, Hampton,
and Jasper Counties.
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