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WELCOME HOME!
Since March, we've
had the 175th SFS (Air), the entire 1/158th Cavalry, HHC
of the 58th IBCT and now the entire 175th IN back as well.
Welcome back to US
soil! We’re glad you’re safe n’ sound and with your loved ones.
We look forward to hearing about your experiences and learning from
them as well. Share them with us.
Should you have any
residual problems, whether they’re financial, medical, emotional,
family, job-related or military-focused, let someone know!.
We care and have resources in all those areas – and more – to help!
The Chaplain’s office 410/576-6124;
www.militaryonesource.com , which provides free phone or
in-person anonymous counseling; the Veterans Hospitals
www.va.gov ; the MDARNG medical unit and associated personnel;
your Chain-of-Command or the Battalion Career Counselor in your unit
-- all should know resources or where to direct you to someone who
does. Give us a chance to assist, since you’ve done your duty well
and served.
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OFFICER CANDIDATE
SCHOOL INFORMATION WORKSHOP: 3 May
2008
The 70th
Regiment will host an Officer Candidate School Information Workshop
this weekend. During this presentation, the entire OCS program will
be covered, including enrollment requirements. There is also a tour
of the OCS barracks.
Sending Soldiers to
this workshop and the OCS program benefits the MDARNG. Some might
see it as losing a good Soldier or NCO, but overall it improves the
Guard and individual units immensely as well as the individual
Soldier’s personal development.
OCS seminar
information posted at: GKO at the 70th Regiment Website
(under OCS Bn.) POCs: MAJ Colette Topfer (Bentley), OCS Co. Cdr,
(w) 410-702-9634 © 443-253-1021
colette.topfer@us.army.mil or LT Ron Martin at 410-702-9661.
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GATEWAY TO THE GUARD:
3 - 4 May
2008
“Forward
March”: Prior Service Soldiers on Saturday only (3rd)
“Final
Formation”: Soldiers ending their term of service (ETS or
Retire) on Sunday only (4th)
IDT
Order responsibility of unit (see
clarified procedures at end of this newsletter)
Civilian attire
authorized; Meals provided
Location/time:
Please have Soldiers report on time on their respective day at 0730
hrs. Depending on their issues & the number of Soldiers that report,
they should plan to be there all day. This
month, Gateway will be @ CFMR Bldg. 205,
55 Rue Saint Lo Drive
(the main road on post. The bldg is located across from the gym &
diagonally from Beacham Medical Clinic.) Signs will be posted.
Saturday
is in-processing & orientation briefs for incoming Prior Service
Soldiers only.
Sunday
is only for Soldiers who are retiring or ending their term of
service (ETS). They will have an opportunity to resolve outstanding
issues, receive a benefits brief, review personnel & medical
records, apply for a discharge certificate, have time for a
one-on-one session with a career counselor & receive information to
assist them in completing their term of service. Any awards &
decorations are the unit’s responsibility.
Retiring Soldiers
expecting retirement pay should request Retirement prior to
their ETS and NOT be allowed to ETS until they have
their 20-yr Retirement Letter. Ideally, they should also have
verified their RPAS statement, attended a Retirement briefing, gone
to Gateway to the Guard on Sunday, and have applied for a NGB 22.
For additional information on the Gateway program,
contact: LTC Birckhead (OIC), 301/775-7151
Janeen.Birckhead@us.army.mil and MSG Glascox (NCOIC),
443/235-9022
Sherry.Glascox@ng.army.mil
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ART PROJECT
SSG Jamie Jones, an Army reservist who has been deployed, is
currently a graduate student intern at Baltimore’s MICA (Maryland
Institute College of Art.) He would like to offer a series of
Saturday workshops for all MD Guardsmen who are serving or are vets
(retired or otherwise.) These workshops will allow service members
to be able to tell their story – esp. those who have served with
OIF/OEF -- through the medium of art, specifically clay tiles. The
workshops will begin in April, and will run through June. In July
the completed artwork will be put on display at MICA. Although not
required it is preferred that those that participate in the
workshops participate for the duration. For more info, contact SSG
Jones at: 504-669-9556
ramonejones@msn.com
Saturday Workshops
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FREE SUMMER CAMP FOR KIDS OF OIF/OEF VETS:
5 May 2008
DEADLINE
Operation Purple®
camps offer a free week of summer fun for military kids. This year,
100 weeks of camps will be held at 62 locations in 37 states and
territories. Campers from all service branches will gather together
to experience a memorable week of fun and adventure with a focus on
learning coping skills to better deal with a parent's deployment.
Registration began March 24th and ends May 5th. The NMFA online
application and details about each camp location are available
below.
The week of 17-21
AUG 08, Easter Seals Camp Fairlee Manor will be hosting an
"Operation Purple Camp". The facilities are located on a beautiful
residential recreational camp on 250 sprawling acres on Fairlee
Creek near Chestertown Maryland. The camp offers children the
opportunity to experience the joys and challenges of camp - from
campfire sing-a-longs to the high ropes course, to swimming and
boating, and from nature walks to arts and crafts. All activities
are success oriented and are designed to meet individual needs.
In order to
register and initiate the selection process, you must go to the
website and apply. The registration deadline is 05 MAY 08. The
following criteria are used for selection:
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If the parent/guardian was deployed between the
dates of MAY 2007 - NOV 08
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If the parent/guardian was deployed between the
date of NOV 2006- NOV 2008
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If your child has attended an Operation Purple
Camp previously, priority will go to a child who has not been to
an Operation Purple Camp.
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The child must be between the ages of 9-13
Once you send in
your registration, you will be notified via email beginning 15 MAY
as to whether or not your child can attend. For further info and to
fill out an application, go to
www.nmfa.org/site/PageServer
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OUTDOOR NIGHT AT
THE MOVIES: 9 May
2008
Join the Soldiers and families from the 1/158th
Cav (Annapolis), a recently returned Iraq unit, for an
Outdoor Night at the Movies at the Outdoor Amphitheater at Anne
Arundel Community College, Friday, May 9th at 8:00 PM. Please RSVP
Beth Stoddard (Family Assistance Office) ASAP @ 410-576-2994 or
theresa.stoddard@us.army.mil
for a
Reservation. This event is sponsored by the college.
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OSHA 30 HOUR
SUPERVISOR COURSE (Baltimore):
13-16 May 2008
The OSHA 30 Hour
Course for Supervisors is conducted by The Chesapeake Region Safety
Council (CRSC) of the American Safety Council and is four (4) days
in length. This course provides the student with the knowledge and
tools necessary to assure safe and healthy working conditions.
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Training Objectives:
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Occupational Safety and Health Act and General Safety Requirements
of 29 CFR 1910, General Safety Standards
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Identify common
causes of accidents and fatalities in hazardous areas of
facilities and work sites
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Locate and apply OSHA Safety and Health Standards, policies and
procedures.
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Utilize OSHA standards and regulations to supplement an on-going
Safety and Health Program.
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Identify common violations of OSHA standards and proposed abatement
actions.
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Describe appropriate abatement procedures for selected safety
hazards.
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Target audience: Additional Duty Safety Officers and NCOs,
Facility/Armory/Reservation Managers and Maintenance Shop
Supervisors.
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Dates/Location: 13-16 May at The
CRSC Training
Facility, 17 Governor’s Court, Suite 185, Baltimore, MD 21244
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Report: 0730-0800 hours for registration, class will run from 0800-1600
hours.
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Duty Status: Technician or TDY
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Uniform: Duty Uniform
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Quarters and Rations: Quarters and Rations not available. Meals are on
the economy.
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Transportation: POV (Government transportation whenever possible).
To Register:
Go to GKO, MDARNG / G Staff / Special Staff / Safety and
Occupational Health. The link is under the “Training” column. All
students must be registered within two weeks from course start
date. Seats are limited and will be filled on a first-come-first
serve-basis. POC: SFC Kevin Hinton 410-436-9910, email
Kevin.hinton2@us.army.mil
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UNIT ATTRITION MANAGEMENT COURSE:
31 May – 1 June
2008
Here’s an opportunity to get your Unit Retention NCO trained so
they
can assist unit leadership with AWOL recovery, maintaining 1315
records, tracking Authorized Absences, Non-Val Pay, Pending ETSs and
other retention-related duties.
This two-day weekend course will be held at CFMR reservation.
Lodging is available, lunch (only) will be provided. For further
information, POC: MSG Beares
glenn.beares@us.army.mil
(w) 410/576-6162 (cell) 410/979-3762 or speak with your BCCs
(Battalion Career Counselors.)
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MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT SEMINAR:
31 May – 1 June
This past weekend
14 couples attended the Marriage Enrichment seminar. The program is
also known as Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program (PREP)
seminar or “Strong Bonds” (Active Duty version.) The staff has
received positive feedback and know that there are others who would
like to attend. Because of the high demand and re-deployment cycle,
we have added dates for Marriage Enrichment. They are as follows:
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31 MAY - 01 JUN 08
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25 - 27 JUL 08
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13 - 14 SEP 08
The May program
will be held at the Crowne Plaza, 2004 Greenspring Dr., Timonium, MD
21093 starting at 0800 Saturday, 31 May.
The purpose of this
program is to help service members and their spouses enhance
relationships and form strong communication skills. This class is
instructed by our trained Chaplains. Attendees will be trained with
the skills to enhance their relationship prior to as well as
following deployment. The workshop will offer instruction on ways
to improve marital relationships, cope with separation, and promote
successful reunification. The workshop will feature short sessions
and allow time for dialogue between participating couples.
Participants will be taught in such a manner to allow respective
couples to decide how and when to implement what they are taught.
Priority will be
given to couples who have a service member who has returned from
deployment since 11 September 2001. Couples are expected to arrive
not later than 0800 hours, Saturday, 31 May 2008 and are expected to
attend all scheduled seminars and remain overnight on Saturday. If
you live 55 miles or greater from the Crowne Plaza, you may arrive
on Friday, 30 May 2008. Childcare will NOT be available at the
site. Couples will be given the opportunity to renew their vows on
Sunday. Dress code for all participants is civilian, casual attire.
Soldiers should
contact their unit to see if funds are available for travel
reimbursement and if split training is authorized. Army National
Guard participating spouses will be placed on Invitational Travel
Orders (ITO’s) by the State Family Program Office. Meals will be
reimbursed as will mileage for privately owned vehicles. Travel
vouchers will be completed before participants leave the seminar on
Sunday. Rooms will be contracted and paid for by the State Family
Program Office. Incidental expenses must be paid for by the service
member/spouse, such as room coordination to participate in a
military status for pay purposes.
Remember:
Marriage Enrichment is for ALL couples – no matter how wonderful
your marriage -- it assists in communication among other areas. If
you are interested in attending the seminar, contact Bill Turner at
william.s.turner@us.army.mil or 410-576-2990. Look for
additional details at the Family Support website at:
www.mdngfamilysupport.com
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VA
OPEN HOUSE FOR OEF & OIF VETS:
14 June
2008
The Washington, D.C. Veterans Affairs Medical Center is offering a
“Welcome Home American Hero” celebration “To serve those who have
borne the battle…”: Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and
Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) veterans and Service members, on
Saturday, 14 June 2008, “anytime” between 0900-1500 hrs., VA Medical
Center, 50 Irving St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20422
This event is designed to provide outreach
services to OEF/OIF veterans and active duty service members
and their families. The celebration will offer valuable
information, education and support. Food, entertainment and
giveaways will be provided.
Services:
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Readjustment
Services: Screenings for: adjustment/post deployment
counseling, substance abuse treatment programs, post-traumatic
stress counseling, and homeless outreach
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Employment and
Academic Support: Veterans Affairs Vocational Rehabilitation,
Small Business Administration, colleges and universities, community
employment services, DC Vocational Rehabilitation, Dept. of Labor
(MD, DC and VA), Compensated Work Therapy, Employer Support Guard
and Reserve
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General Health
Screenings and Consultative Services: General health screenings
including Women’s Health, Infectious Disease, Dermatology and
Post-Deployment Health Education
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Veterans’ Benefits:
Veterans Benefits Administration, Social Security Administration,
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Veteran Service
Organizations (claims, benefits and discharge upgrades)
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Other Services: Vet
Centers, chaplain services, community housing services, Tricare,
Military One Source, Military Severely Injured Center, Team River
Runners, VA medical ID cards, My HealtheVet, Army Wounded
Warrior and Transition Assistance Advisors
For further info: Paula Gorman 202-745-8100 or Jean
Langbein 202-745-8338. They should be able to also link you to other
VA services in your area.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Not applying for scholarships is like turning down free money!
Towson University
will begin offering Thank You Grants to qualified U.S. military
personnel and recent veterans, beginning with the fall 2008 term.
As the name
suggests, Thank You Grants will reward active-duty personnel and
veterans for their service by helping to defray the cost of
attending the university. The grants are intended to supplement
Veterans Administration (VA) education benefits, which no longer
cover full tuition for many veterans. In implementing the Thank You
Grant program, TU seeks to reduce the financial strain these men and
women often face while pursuing their degrees.
The Thank You Grant
program awards up to $500 per term for eight terms for eligible
students: newly admitted, currently enrolled and readmitted veterans
or active-duty service members. Full-time students who meet all
criteria would receive $500, with part-time students receiving $250
per term. Recipients must have degree-seeking status at TU.
Applicants are also
required to have been on active-duty status for no fewer than 12
months; veterans must have been released from service after October
24, 2001. Those on release status must be eligible for VA benefits.
For a complete list of Thank You Grant eligibility requirements, go
to
https://inside.towson.edu/ScholarshipSeeker/SearchMain.cfm
POC: Jan
Lucas 410-704-3297
jlucas@@towson.edu (University Relations, Towson University)
410-704-2230 or Tracy E. Miller (Academic Advisor & Coordinator of
National Student Exchange Towson University) 410-704-3583
Designed to provide
financial assistance to United States armed forces personnel who
served in the Afghanistan or Iraq Conflicts, and their sons,
daughters, or spouses who are current high school seniors, and
full-time and part-time, degree-seeking undergraduate students
enrolled in an eligible accredited Maryland postsecondary
institution. For more info, go to
www.mdva.state.md.us/scholarships.html
The Hodson Trust
and four Maryland colleges, Hood College, Johns Hopkins University,
St. John’s College (Annapolis campus) and Washington College are
awarding annual undergraduate and graduate scholarships to eligible
veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. Each of the four
schools will award up to a total of three scholarships a year
beginning with academic year 2007-08 until academic year 2012. The
scholarships will meet 100 percent of each participating
institution’s published annual tuition, room, board, books and
mandatory student fees, not otherwise covered by federal, state and
outside assistance. For more info, go to
www.mdva.state.md.us/scholarships.html
In addition to the
MDARNG State Education programs and the Montgomery GI Bill (Federal
education assistance), your state delegate might have their own
scholarship program. Check with your local delegate’s office or
website to inquire about a little-advertised program that can help
with college tuition for you or your family.
The White House Internship provides an opportunity to
experience day-to-day life at the White House while working on a
variety of tasks and projects. In addition to normal office duties,
interns attend weekly lectures, volunteer at special events,
participate in tours, and contribute to a community service project
in the Washington, D.C. area. White House Internships are unpaid
positions and participants are responsible for arranging their own
transportation and housing. Approximately 100 interns are chosen
each spring, summer, and fall to participate in this highly
competitive program.
To apply:
Please read the
Intern Application
and the
White House Office descriptions
carefully at:
www.whitehouse.gov/government/wh-intern.html
Office descriptions can help you determine your areas of interest
and assist you in making an informed decision about which offices
might fit your qualifications. Interns will be selected based on
their application and demonstrated interest in public service.
Applicants must be:
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At least 18 years
of age on or before the first day of the internship
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Enrolled in an
undergraduate or graduate program at a college or university, or
graduated the previous semester
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A United States
citizen
Completed
application materials must be submitted to Meghan Espinoza, Intern
Coordinator in the office of White House Personnel, at
intern_application@whitehouse.gov
(202) 456-5979
on or before
the following deadline (the deadline for the summer internship has
already passed): Fall Internship: August 26 - December 12, 2008;
Application Deadline: June 3, 2008
For the second year, a group of NFL, NFL Europe, AFL and CFL
football players have sponsored several million dollars worth of
$199 SAT and ACT test prep programs for every family in the U.S.
Military (all branches-active or retired). Specifically, the
sponsorship allows any military person (active or retired) to
request as many programs as they need for the students in their
lives. The Department of Defense has created a secure website to
quickly confirm a person's military status. Personnel can access the
confirmation and request pages through several military related
associations and organizations, including Military Home Front
website for families, which offers access to the forms to confirm
military status and to process the order. Programs ship to domestic
U.S.addresses and APO addresses. The sponsorship covers the regular
purchase price of $199 and the family pays only the S&H. To learn
more about the program and the NFL/CFL players who are providing
this offer visit:
http://sat.eknowledge.com/military.asp
To learn more about the products, go to:
www.eknowledge.com
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VACATIONS FOR VETS PROGRAM:
20 – 22 June 2008
The Greenwell
Foundation, with the support of the local community in St. Mary’s
County, MD,
has developed a
program to offer some respite for our nation's injured service
members. "Vacations for Vets" offers weekend stays at our Francis
Knott Lodge to disabled veterans currently undergoing treatment at
DC Metro area military hospitals and their families. Each weekend
can accommodate six soldiers with an average of three family members
each, for a total of 24 people each weekend. The participants and
their families members of all ages, including young children,
grandparents, servicemen and women on their first tour and career
officers, are invited. Participants are eligible based on their
interest and with doctor's approval. No other criteria, including
race, gender, or religion applies. These vacations are provided at
no cost to the veterans and their families. The program gives our
valued vets a break from the daily demands of recovering from their
traumatic experiences. It's their way of saying thank you and
honoring those who have suffered while serving our country.
Each weekend begins
on Friday afternoon and ends on Sunday after lunch. Transportation
is available from the medical center to Greenwell State Park and
back. During these weekends, service members and their families can
participate in activities such as horseback riding, kayaking,
hiking, picnicking, fishing, sailing, etc. While activities are
offered, the weekend is loosely structured to allow families time to
relax and be together in whatever way is most comfortable for them.
Because of Greenwell's universally accessible facilities there are
no limitations on participants with physical disabilities.
Accessible equipment, such as golf carts, adaptive fishing poles and
all terrain wheelchairs, is available so that everyone can
experience the park as independently as possible. Meals and snacks
are provided by local community groups who donate the food and their
time to prepare and serve the meals.
If you know any
wounded veterans and their families who might like to participate in
the Vacations for Vets(tm) program, please contact Vacation for Vets
at 301-373-9775 or
vacationsforvets@greenwellfoundation.org Future dates:
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August 15 - 17
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September 12 -
14
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MWR PROGRAMS FOR KIDS/Aberdeen Proving Grounds (APG)
 There is a huge array of exciting programs, many with an
international flair, to keep the children of Guardsmen busy during
the summer. Just a sample:
British Soccer Camp
. . . Jujitsu (Brazilian-style version of judo) . . . Karate
(Japanese-style) or Taekwondo (Korean-style) . . .Beginner Spanish .
. . Basic Sports Skills (non-competitive environment) . . .
Songwriting Lessons . . .Youth Soccer League . . .Parent/Child
Anuual Golf Tournament . . . Summer Intramural Basketball . . .Youth
“Punt, Pass & Kick” competition . . . Jr. Golf Program . . .Tennis .
. . Babysitting Classes . . .Drivers’ Education . . .Hip Hop Dance .
. . Kids in the Kitchen . . . Private Guitar, Piano or Voice Lessons
. . .Private Tutoring for all levels – and much more!
To get further info
or to register for any of the classes listed, go to the APG MWR
website at:
www.apgmwr.com or contact: Stacie Umbarger, SKIESUnlimited
Director; 2752 Rodman Rd, Rm 206, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD;
410.278.4589
stacie.umbarger@apg.army.mil
Most classes are broken down into age groups (ages 5-thru-18 years
old.)
Buy them from MWR
before they go on sale to the general public. APG MWR has a limited
number of tickets available for the following shows at the Baltimore
Hippodrome: The Color Purple – 3 & 10 May (both Saturdays),
2 p.m. plus Sunday, 11 May, 6:30 p.m. Price includes show ticket
only, no transportation is provided.
Tickets vary in
price from $33.30-$87.00 (includes service fee and shipping ).
To order your
tickets:
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Visit the
following website:
www.eventusher.com
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Enter the
special password: 105MWRAPGMD
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Follow the
instructions on the ordering page.
For more
information on the show listed, please call 410-278-4011/4907 OR
email OR visit the MWR Leisure Travel Office located in the AA
Recreation Center, bldg 3326 Erie St., Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
Their website is at
http://www.apgmwr.com/travel.html
Nearly every activity is open to all DoD ID card holders.
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MWR ACTIVITIES/Ft. Meade
Pet Expo (this
weekend) . . .Ladies Night Out …“A Night on the Town” – Ft.
Meade’s 91st Anniversary Gala (music, dancing and dinner)
. . .Broadway-bound 1-Day Saturday Bus Trip to NYC (see
Hairspray! or go shopping instead) . . .discount tickets to MD,
DC and Florida attractions . . . Bowling & Golf . . . and many other
exciting events. For more information on
these and other MWR programs,
events, activities, jobs and special offers, go to:
www.ftmeademwr.com
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MWR ACTIVITIES/Ft. Detrick
AIR SHOW – 17
May!
There’s also a host
of activities for both adults and kids, such as:
Auto Service Center,
Paintball
Course,
Matting & Framing Center,
Woodcraft Center,
Bowling Center,
Fitness Center,
Community Activities Center and the
Nalin Farm Recreation Area to just name a few.
For further info, go to
www.detrick.army.mil/mwr
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ARMED FORCES
CLASSIFICATION TESTS (AFCT)
The Education
Office will be administering the Armed Forces Classification Tests (AFCT)
in the coming months at the 5th Regiment Armory. One session was
already held on 1 May.
The AFCT is used to
re-test a soldiers line scores. Attendance in schools, to include
OCS, WOC, MOSQ courses or even reclassification requirements, e.g.,
are reasons why Soldiers might want to take the AFCT.
The AFCT has nine
sections and takes 149 minutes to administer. All previous line and
composite scores will be replaced with the new ones from this test.
Soldiers must take
the entire test, not just certain parts for individual line scores.
If you are
interested in taking the AFCT, please contact the Education Office
at (410)576-1499 for further info. Future AFCT and AFAST test dates
will be posted soon.
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THIRD NGAUS
CONFERENCE GOLF TOURNAMENT -
8 June 2008
suspense
This fundraiser for
the National Guard Association of the US (NGAUS) 2008 Conference to
be held in Baltimore, MD (Sep 2008) is scheduled for Monday, June
30, 2008 at 08:30 A.M. Compass Pointe Golf Course, 9010 Fort
Smallwood Rd., Pasadena, MD 21122
www.compasspointegolf.com Civilians welcomed!
Individual players
are welcome and will be paired up. There will be a Shot Gun Start
and a Captain’s Choice! Golf will be followed by a lunch. Prizes
for closest to the pin, longest drive and 1st, 2nd
and 3rd place teams. Cost: $75 per golfer (includes
golf, cart, prizes, continental breakfast and lunch.) For
additional info, POC is John Jean 410/561-5442 or Ron Leard
410/576-6193
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MARYLAND NATIONAL GUARD YOUTH CAMP
- 22-27
June 2008
The MDNG will be
hosting a Youth Camp again this year from 22-27 JUN 08 at Harford
County 4H @ the Rocks (8 Cherry Hill Road, Forest Hill, MD 21154.)
This camp will be open to all MDNG children from ages 7-12.
Activities to
include: helicopter Landing (tentative), archery, SWIMMING, Field
Day and a few other surprises! More details to follow.
If you are
interested in your child/dependent attending camp, please contact
the State Youth Coordinator, Beth Stoddard at
theresa.stoddard@us.army.mil or 410-576-2994. The registration
packet will be posted soon on the Family Support website shortly at:
www.mdngfamilysupport.com
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SHIRT SIZE ON EXTENSIONS…PLEASE!
On all extensions,
please write the Soldier’s shirt-size on the bottom. If they extend
for 6 yrs, then we need the spouse’s shirt size as well. This is
for the Extension incentives.
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IN MEMORIAM
The
Maryland Army National Guard casualties
SSG Collin J.
Bowen of Millersville, MD
(March 14, 2008)
CSM Roger W. Haller of Davidsonville (January 20, 2007)
SSG Michael McMullen of Salisbury (January 10, 2006)
CPL Bernard L. Ceo of Baltimore (October 15, 2005)
CPL Samuel M. Boswell of Elkridge (October 14, 2005)
SGT Brian R. Conner of Baltimore (October 14, 2005)
PFC Carlton D. Newman of Landover (March 3, 2005)
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