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Show Some Love; CFC in full swing By Garrison Public Affairs The U.S. Army Audit Agency on Fort Belvoir coordinated and hosted a kickoff event for the Combined Federal Campaign, last week, with testimonials from beneficiaries; food trucks and a sense of community. CFC is a workplacebased, charitable giving program that benefits thousands of charities each year. Ira Smallwood, an audit manager with USAAA, is the agency’s CFC coordinator, after serving as the CFC loan executive last year, and coordinated Belvoir’s opening event. “The kickoff created CFC awareness, generated enthusiasm and helped federal workers connect with their favorite charitable causes,” Smallwood said after the event. CFC’s theme again this year is “Show Some Love,” encouraging donors to support causes they are passionate about. Anne Richards, auditor general, provided opening remarks, shared her causes and explained how eradicating hunger became her core cause. Monique Ferrell, principal deputy auditor general, conveyed her causes and shared why Soldiers are the heart of hers. Representatives from the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, TAPS; and Air Compassion for Veterans explained how donations make a difference to their charity. “I like donating through CFC because I know the charities have been vetted by OPM,” Smallwood said. “I wanted to bring a ‘joint’ feeling to the event and welcome all. When we pool together as a group, it lets the charities know we’re behind them and their support for

The Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps performs at Belvoir’s CFC kickoff, Nov. 1. the community, as a whole.” “The opening was a perfect day and a great way to increase awareness about CFC and get potential donors together,” he said, adding that the smell from the food trucks’ offerings were an added draw to the event. “Maybe because of the workforce aging and a new, younger group of employees coming in, it seems fewer employees are aware of CFC. Events like this increase awareness,” Smallwood said. “CFC is important because the charities support so many worthy causes, right in our communities,”

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he said. “It’s important to donate through CFC, because it allows me to donate in my community. And, I know my donations make a difference, no matter the size.” Info on donating is available from opm.gov. Remember... CFC runs through Jan. 11 Local, national and international charities in 26 service categories

Anne Richards, auditor general, U.S. Army Audit Agency, addresses people at the CFC kickoff, Nov. 1.

Save the dates! All these events are open to everyone. Veterans observance

Garrison’s Veterans observance 10 a.m. today New location, Wallace Theater Navy Capt. Robert Fry, Belvoir Hospital director, guest speaker

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INSCOM hosts human resources symposium By Nathan Becker INSCOM Public Affairs Members of INSCOM’s Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, hosted a first-of-its-kind Human Resources Professionals Symposium for the U.S. Army Adjutant General’s Corps and HR community at Thurman Hall, Oct. 24. Created and driven by 1st Lt. Gabrielle Van Daam, INSCOM G-1 deputy chief plans and operations; a n d C h i e f Wa r r a n t O f f i c e r 2 Lashonda Pringle, INSCOM human resource technician; the symposium was designed to provide in-depth technical knowledge and professional development briefings for S-1 personnel from the battalion up to division-level, and foster a community of HR professionals in the area. To that end, the symposium brought in active-duty and reserve Army HR professionals to provide different perspectives and experiences. Photo by Nathan Becker Col. Addalyrica George, INSCOM Lt. Col. Chad Vaughn, Department of the Army, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1, readiness chief, discusses U.S. Army assistant chief of staff, G-1, used readiness initiatives during the first U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command Human Resources Profesthe symposium to enable HR sionals Symposium at Thurman Hall, Oct. 24. professionals to hear new ideas and proven best practices and increase Assistant Secretary of the Army p e r s o n a l a n d p r o f e s s i o n a l using data from the company level their knowledge. (Manpower and Reserve Affairs), who development opportunities including, all the way up to the Pentagon to “It was the spark needed to stressed the importance of technical briefings on the Adjutant General’s inform policy and reduce the number reignite the HR community in expertise to build credibility within C o r p R e g i m e n t a l A s s o c i a t i o n of non-deployable Soldiers across the INSCOM and the U.S. Army,” George Potomac Chapter, human resources Army. each unit. said. Going forward, the impacts from “HR professionals have to be a certifications for both military and For Pringle, the symposium is a credible source,” Salters affirmed. civilian service and enlisted and the symposium will directly benefit necessary step in the professional INSCOM and its major subordinate “If you are going to advise your officer evaluations and promotions. development process. The association’s mission is to commands’ readiness, according to commanders or command sergeants “This symposium is just a small major or whomever, you need to sponsor new HR methods; improve Van Daam. stepping stone in keeping the AG This semi-annual symposium will techniques, developments, and other know what you are talking about.” Corps trained and mission-ready,” Mentoring the assembled crowd, innovations designed to increase continue to help the AG Corps master she said. “… To do my job better and Salters discussed how to provide the efficiency of the U.S. Army; and their craft, increase readiness and more efficiently, I expect my AG and promote esprit de corps throughout improve technical expertise long into effective advice to a commander. HR seniors, peers, and subordinates the future. “You don’t make decisions,” he the HR community. to remain educated on the multitude “As said by General Milley, The session that drew the most reminded the audience. “Use your of HR correspondence we must leadership skills to influence the interest, however, was a briefing ‘readiness today equals readiness adhere to, in order to collectively people that can affect them. Tell on readiness, which included a t o m o r r o w,’ a d d e d Va n D a a m . thrive as a team.” the commanders, here is what I discussion on U.S. Army policy "INSCOM will now be equipped The symposium was highlighted recommend to you, and then there about non-deployable Soldiers. This with the knowledge to prioritize all by keynote speaker Col. Marion discussion contributed a greater efforts, in order to continue meeting are ways to shape those outcomes.” Salters, executive officer to the The symposium also highlighted understanding of how the Army is the Army's standards.”

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The Barden Education Center Army Transition director speaks at Barden By Adrienne Anderson Staff writer Soldiers planning to transition out of the military were invited to a roundtable discussion, Nov. 1, at Barden Education Center. Retired Col. Walter Herd, director of Army Transition Division, hosted the discussion. Herd travels to different Army installations to gain feedback from the discussions about transitioning assistance. He also emphasized key factors in transitioning well and what the Army is doing to continue to provide support to Soldiers. “Going early and getting command support … those two things more than almost anything … drive a successful transition for a Soldier,” he said. Specifically, there are three variables that go into a successful transition: personal interests, leadership support and time investment, Herd said. One of the biggest flaws in a successful transition is starting late. “By the time they realize it, it’s too late,” he said.

If Soldiers start their transition within only six months of leaving the military, they are twice as likely to be unemployed afterward, Herd said. Starting early helps you intellectually and emotionally define your new self as a civilian, because it takes time. He advised Soldiers at the roundtable to think about three questions he said would drive how they move for the rest of their lives. These questions are: where do I want to go? What do I want to do? How much money do I want to make? People may have conflicts in priorities when making career decisions. Therefore, it’s important to know which question is most important to you. Although the responsibility to take advantage of available resources is on each person, Herd said he recognized that cultural changes needed to take place, as leaders have competing priorities to accomplish their mission and take care of their Soldiers. These competing priorities have always been “yin and yang to each other,” Herd said. The feedback

received from Soldiers at the roundtable informed him that “we still need to work on that cultural change to inform commanders at all levels, because they all want to take care of their Soldiers.” This year’s National Defense Authorization Act includes changes, like tracking how many Soldiers start their transition early by their units; and installations holding leaders more responsible. There is also an assessment from an Army recommendation, Herd said, that shows what the individual Soldiers needs so services are customized for the Soldier. It’s based on a predictor of transition success. “It’s important that every Soldier know, and in fact, they are encouraged to take as much transition service assistance as possible. It’s impossible to do too much,” he said. Army leaders at all levels can influence other Soldiers to start their transition as early as possible, Herd said. “At the end of the day, it is the Soldier’s responsibility, and success ultimately lies on their shoulders,” he said.

American Education Week upcoming events A Career Skills Program brief, 10 a.m. Tuesday at Barden. The program provides Service members the chance to work within the civilian sector and build their portfolios before they leave the military. To participate, Service members must be 180 days from separation or retiring. Troops to Teachers program overview, by Charlie Foster from Mary Washington University, 11 a.m. Fall Education Fair, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, third floor, Sunrise and Eagle pavilions. More than 12 colleges and universities, healthcare recruiter, Special Ops, spouse education, Army education counselors. Barden Education Center, 9625 Belvoir Road, Bldg. 1017. FMI, 703-805-9267 or 703805-9264.

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Pohick Church Army Nurse Historic Pohick Episcopal Church in Lorton hosts a free Veterans Commemoration event on Saturday. Events begin at 9 a.m. with the dedication of a Virginia Historical Highway Marker in honor of the “The Washingtons at Pohick Church.” A reception is at 9:30 a.m., that honors Ann Arnhart, a WWII Army nurse, in the parish hall; followed by the premier of the documentary film: “Ann Arnhart.” The morning’s events end with an 11 a.m. Colonial-period morning prayer service in the church. Historic Pohick Church is at 9301 Richmond Highway, Lorton, on U.S. Route 1 between Telegraph and Pohick roads. Info is available from the church office, 703-339-6572; or pohick.org. World War I Memorial The U.S. World War I Centennial Commission presents a “First Look” at the National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C., with a series of events this Veterans weekend. The public is invited to the site of the memorial, through Monday, for a “First Look at the National World War l Memorial.”

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Belvoir children leave the starting line of the first ACS-CYS Halloween Glow Run.

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Halloween Glow Run draws big turnout By Rick Musselman Sports Editor Army Community Service’s Exceptional Family Member Program teamed up with Child and Youth Services to give the youngest Belvoir community members another way to celebrate Halloween by hosting its first Glow Run and AfterParty, Oct. 31 at Pullen Track and Specker Field House. The track event, hosted by Julie Libert, Emily Reilly and Aricka Vaughan, all from CYS; drew 50 children in every costume imaginable to compete in the 1-mile race. “We are always looking for new fitness classes, so we got with ACS to put together a fall-festival type event,” Libert said. “We’ve had a good turnout for this tonight, too, especially considering that many of these kids will be interested in

going trick or treating tonight, as well.” Marlo Keller, EFMP coordinator, agreed. “We had a good turnout for our first event,” she said. “It seemed families and kids had a wonderful time, with the bounce house and face painting.” Keller added planners are expecting to host the event again around next Halloween. After the race, ACS staff hosted an after party at Specker, where kids played games, took a jump in a moon bounce and had a costume party with prizes in the most-creative, cutest and creepiest categories. For more information about youth sports and fitness opportunities on post, visit https://belvoir. armymwr.com/categories/cys-services. For information about youth services offered by ACS, call 571231-7001.

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Belvoir hosts county’s youth football first-round playoff By Rick Musselman Sports Editor

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Above: Belvoir Bulldogs receiver, Jeffrey Vaughan, sweeps around the end during his team's 100-pound Central Division 1 firstround playoff showdown with the Alexandria Titans, Nov. 1 at Pullen Field. Below: Belvoir Bulldogs running back, Bryston Johnson, charges down the field during his team’s 100-pound Central Division 1 first-round playoff showdown.

On Friday, the top-ranked teams in the Fairfax County Youth Football League converged on Belvoir’s Pullen Field to start this year’s championship tournament, with the installation’s own 100-pound Central Division 1 Bulldogs taking on the Alexandria Titans in the opening showdown. Despite a strong effort on defense, however, the home team came up short in thwarting the visitor’s precision running game, falling 33-3. The championship series continued at a variety of fields around the area, Saturday. Unfortunately for the Dawgs, the Anklebiter Division 3 team went down to the American Pride Warriors, 38-12; and the 90-pound Central Division 1 squad was eliminated by the Gum Springs Panthers, falling 18-0. For regular- and post-season results and final standings, visit http://fcyfl.org. Information about Belvoir’s youth sports program is available by calling 703-805-9139 or from belvoir.armymwr.com/categories/cys-services. Above left: Belvoir Bulldogs running back, Ahman Dillard, takes the handoff during his team's 100-pound Central Division 1 first-round playoff showdown with the Alexandria Titans. Left: The Belvoir Bulldogs cheerleaders celebrate after a successful play during their team's county youth football league 100-pound Central Division 1 first-round playoff showdown with the Alexandria Titans.

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249th Engineers blank DLA in flag football By Rick Musselman Sports Editor The 249th Engineer Battalion gave a stunning demonstration of the offensive precision and nolet-up approach to defense that has placed them at the top of the rankings, when it swept current Cup champion, DLA, 37-0 in a lateseason flag football matchup, Oct. 30 at Graves Field. The Engineers are one of the most consistently strong contenders in Belvoir’s Commander’s Cup sports program.

The regular season wrapped up earlier this week and the single-elimination championship tournament kicks off tonight, 6:05 p.m. at Graves Field. Information about Belvoir’s IM sports and the annual Commander’s Cup title race is available from Justin Fitzgerald, 703-806-5093. Athletes can also contact their unit representative to sign up and get schedules. S c o r e s, s t a n d i n g s a n d t h e tournament game schedule, are available from quickscores.com/ belvoirmwr.

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the warm weather months, he can be seen cleaning and mowing around Dale City. He has spent his life serving his country, his family and the community. Submitted by Surletha Hicks, Woodbridge

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JAMES L. HICKS Age: 63 Hometown: Phoenix City, Ala. Branch of Service: U.S. Army Highest rank achieved: E8 Years of service : 33 Honors Received: NCO of the Month in 1979; 11 Good Conduct Awards; many certificates of Achievement and Appreciation, as well as many Army Commendation Medals. Other details: As a member of The Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, he has performed across the nation and some trips abroad. He has participated in seven presidential inaugurations and performed in front of many famous people and dignitaries, but he will never forget the day he assisted in the recovery at the Pentagon on 9-11-2001, following the terrorist attack. Why are you nominating him: After 33 years of military service, he now owns his own copy and printing business. He is a member of several community organizations and is currently serving as president of the Dale City Civic Association. During

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Age: 69 Hometown: Manassas Branch of Service: U.S. Marine Corps Highest rank achieved: Staff sergeant Years of service: 14 Other details: Vietnam veteran Why are you nominating him: My dad is a proud Vietnam veteran. The war really had a major negative impact on him, both mentally and emotionally when he came home from tour. To this day he tears up when thinking of the pain he and his family (his two brothers are also Vietnam vets, one lost a limb in the war) and fellow Marines went through. Being a teen and

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going overseas for the first time to fight in battle would traumatize anyone. Not to mention they were not welcomed home with celebrations and open arms like other soldiers. They were met with opposition and backlash from fellow Americans who protested the war. That did not and still does not stop my dad from being so proud for serving his country. As he says "Once a Marine, Always a Marine! Ooorah!" Submitted by Lisa Thompson, Manassas

LESTER LONG Age: 52 Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia Branch of Service: U.S. Army Highest rank achieved: E8 Years of service: 30 Honors Received: Legion of Merit, Bronze Star (3) Other details: Several combat tours including the Gulf War, Iraq and Afghanistan Why are you nominating him: A devoted husband and father, Lester is also a small business owner in Stafford County. As partner in the Long Family Markets, Lester helps oversee the daily operations of two local farmers markets.

RUTH ANDERSON Age: 66 Hometown: Russian Mission, Alaska Branch of Service: U.S. Air Force Highest rank achieved : Lieutenant colonel Years of service : 21 Honors Received: Meritorious Service Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Force Overseas Ribbon, Air Force Marksmanship Ribbon Other details: Ruth Anderson is a 21year Air Force Nurse Corps officer, leader and squadron commander. Her overseas assignments included service as commander of the 15th Medical Operations Squadron at Hickam AFB, Hawaii. She also deployed to overseas operational locations and is a graduate of the Air War College. Why are you nominating her: Ruth’s life has been entirely devoted to public service in multiple civilian and military venues. After graduation from nursing school, she first served as a neonatal intensive care civilian nurse with plans to enter public health nursing. She instead pursued a 21year military career as an Air Force medical leader and commander of

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operational military medical units. Today, she represents the Occoquan District on the PW Board of County Supervisors and chairs the PotomacRappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC). She has led volunteer humanitarian missions on more than a dozen trips to Indonesia and other Asian countries. Her life is about public service. Submitted by Rich Anderson, Woodbridge

VICTOR ANGRY Age: 50 Hometown: Altamonte Springs, Fla. Branch of Service: U.S. Army Highest rank achieved : E 9 (Command sergeant major) Years of service: 23 Honors Received: Twice received the Legion of Merit; Defense Meritorious Service Medal; Army Commendation Medal; Other details: Personally selected to be the command sergeant major of the entire Army National Guard; Also selected to the Comprehensive Review Working Group (CRWG) to review the Don't ask, Don't Tell (DADT) Policy and it's possible removal.

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Why are you nominating him: Small town boy with no dreams or aspirations, inspired to join the Army by a family member. Quickly rose through the ranks and recognized for his leadership abilities. Achieved the rank of sergeant major at 17 years of service and command sergeant major at 18 years. First African-American CSM of the Operational Support Airlift Command and command sergeant major of the Army National Guard simultaneously. After retirement, he is a volunteer firefighter and well respected in his community. He was appointed by the governor of Virginia to the Board of Veteran Services.

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EBONY MURPHY Age: 30 Hometown: Orlando, Fla. Branch of Service: U.S. Air Force Highest rank achieved: E5 Years of service: 7 Honors Received: Honorable discharge, NCOIC of the quarter and year Other details: Tour to UAE deployment Why are you nominating her: Ebony served honorably even after she lost custody of her child because of her military service. During her divorce she struggled financially. Now as a veteran she

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Age: 60 Branch of Service: U.S. Air Force Years of service: 22 Why are you nominating him: Wayne is not the kind of person ever wanting recognition for himself. He always puts others first. I would like to see him recognized because of the kind of person he is. He puts his country first and all those who have and currently are serving.

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W. DAVID WAGNER Age: 54 Hometown: Aberdeen, N.C. Branch of Service: U.S. Army Highest rank achieved: Sergeant Years of service: 20 Honors Received: MSM, SWA Service Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal, ACM, AAM, GCM, NCOES, NDSM Other details: Served in Operations Desert Shield/Storm and other locations worldwide. Why are you nominating him: Because of his service to the Nation then and now. Submitted by Magi Wagner, Montclair

TERRENCE QUINN Age: 55 Hometown: Maynard, Mass. Branch of Service: U.S. Air Force Highest rank achieved: Senior airman Years of service: 6 Honors Received: Honor Guard for President Reagan Why are you nominating him: Terry is a pillar in the Woodbridge community, having started his business, Quinn’s Goldsmith, almost 20 years ago. He started his jewelry-making career while serving in the Air Force as part of the Honor Guard for President

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Sports Briefs Turkey Trot 5K/10K The annual Turkey Trot 5K/10K is Fort Belvoir’s premier race of the year and is Nov. 17. The race starts at 9 a.m. and ends with an awards ceremony at about 10:30 a.m., at 14th Street and Middleton Road. Register online at https://belvoir. armymwr.com/programs/fitnessfacilities or in person at Graves Fitness Center, the Body Shop, or Kawamura Human Performance Center. The cost is $20 in advance and $30 on run day. Eligible participants are active-duty Soldiers, Mobilized/ ADOS National Guard/Reserve Component Soldiers, DoD civilian employees and installation visitors. Call Graves Fitness Center at 703806-5368 for more information.

In progress American Red Cross Lifeguard Class Benyaurd Indoor Pool is offering American Red Cross Lifeguard Classes. The cost is $315, including materials. For more information, call Benyaurd Indoor Pool at 703805-2620; or visit the aquatics page on belvoir.armymwr.com.

Associate golf passes available Fort Belvoir Golf Club offers the chance to become affiliated with the “Flagship Golf Facility” of the U.S. Army through the Associate Pass Holder program. It is a great way to get many of the benefits of being a member of a golf club, without the upfront costs involved. The annual fee of $120 includes no initiation fees; no food and beverage minimums; annual gate pass; priority tee times and participation in member events. For information, call the Golf Club at 703-806-5878.

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Exchange hours Veterans Day The Exchange’s hours for Veterans Day are: Main Store Food court 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Popeye’s: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. North Post Express Burger King: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. Starbucks: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Arby’s, North Post Subway, Charley’s Sub, Taco Bell, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Pizza Hut, Boston Market: closed Military Clothing 12th Street Starbucks: Closed Closed South Post Express Hospital 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Store, Starbucks, Subway Burger King, SP Closed 10:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. Fort A.P. Hill Closed

Exchange salutes Veterans with savings this week The Exchange is saluting Veterans with giveaways, offers and discounts on hundreds of name-brand items. The savings are available to the military community in-store and online at ShopMyExchange.com. The Exchange website is celebrating the one-year anniversary of extending a lifelong online shopping benefit to all honorably discharged Veterans, which allows them to enjoy tax-free shopping and military exclusive pricing at ShopMyEx-

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New barriers and patterns have been emplaced at Belvoir’s gates. According to the Directorate of Emergency Services, the in-road, pop-up barriers drivers see around the gates are built to withstand speeds of 35 mph. A recent traffic survey of Pohick Road, which leads to Tulley Gate, indicated drivers are going from 25 to 65 mph as they enter and exit Belvoir’s main gate. Higher speeds are causing equipment deterioration. The speed limit on Pohick is 35 mph. The speed limit at the gates is 15 mph, entering AND exiting. Drivers are asked to use particular caution when driving near or over the in-road barriers. Once the barriers are activated, drivers get visible and audible warnings that the barriers are about to rise. Do not park over the barriers when stopped at a red light. Drivers with vehicles that have very low ground clearance may want to avoid Walker Gate. Drivers are asked to approach the gates slowly and with caution. The barriers and efforts are in place to increase force protection, deter speeding and make our guard personnel safer.

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