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By Cotton Puryear Virginia National Guard The Virginia National Guard had two medium tactical vehicles and four Soldiers providing high water transport capabilities, Friday, in Danville, Va., after heavy rains caused widespread flooding in the area. A VNG aviation crew of four Soldiers and a team of three Chesterfield County Fire and Emergency Medical Services Scuba Rescue Team members were on standby Friday in Chesterfield County, ready to be in Danville in an hour, if needed. The VNG aviators and Chesterfield rescue technicians form the Virginia Helicopter Aquatic Rescue Team to provide rotary wing aviation rescue hoist capabilities that can conduct aerial rescue evacuation. "During domestic operations, the Virginia National Guard receives missions through the Virginia Department of Emergency Management and responds as part of the state's multi-agency team," explained Brig. Gen. James W. Ring, Virginia National Guard Director of the Joint Staff. "Our personnel in the Danville area coordinate with local emergency management officials to provide additional capabilities to assist with the response and help people in need." Soldiers from the Danville-based 429th Brigade Support Battalion, 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team received the notification late Thursday and staged personnel and equipment to be ready to go, Ring
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STEAM Family Day and PTO Book Fair Fort Belvoir Elementary Campus Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Children, parents
VFW RockToberVets Saturday, 5 p.m.-midnight VFW Post 7916, Occoquan German food, photo booth, Music, cash bar, raffles $25, open to the public
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A beginninglevel Karate class practices the fundamental moves at Markham School Age Center, Tuesday as parents look on.
MWR’s martial arts benefits youth By Adrienne Anderson Staff writer Children and teens interested in building strength and confidence can take Karate and Tae Kwon Do classes through Parent Central Services. Benefits of martial arts include posture and balance, self-esteem, self-defense, focus, physical fitness, and coordination and motor skills. The classes are available for children ages 6 to 18 and are $56 per month, per person. Karate and Tae Kwon Do have beginner and advanced courses. Both martial arts classes Tuesday and Thursdays at various times and locations. Registration is required. For information about martial arts classes, visit https://belvoir. armymwr.com/promos/martialarts.
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Karate instructor, Eric Divine, helps his student understand proper form on a straight punch at Markham School Age Center, Tuesday.
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A family trick or treats in Woodlawn Village.
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Halloween safety tips for kids, adults Submitted by Installation Safety Office Halloween is a highly anticipated holiday for kids and adults alike. For many people, Halloween marks the beginning of autumn and winter holidays. In recent years, Halloween has been growing in popularity among adults. Nearly 1 in 3 adults will attend a Halloween party this year. Whether going to a party or trick-ortreating with the kids, don’t forget to think about safety. When trick-or-treating with the kids •If at home giving out candy, turn all porch and exterior house lights on so folks don’t trip on the steps leading to your house or sidewalk •Map out a safe neighborhood route for your children to follow. Walk the route ahead of time, if possible •For children younger than 10, an adult should accompany them during trick-or-treating •Warn children to never to go inside a home. All trick-or-treating should be done in full view of the porch •Reinforce traffic safety rules with your children, including looking both ways before crossing a street and following all traffic signs •Make sure costumes are easy to see in the dark. While black is often used to create a scary costume, drivers can’t see it. Use reflective patches. And, check that costumes are flame retardant
•Be sure you have fully charged cell phones or walkie-talkies in case of an emergency. Make sure the ringwer’s on before the kids leave home •Masks can impair vision; try using makeup instead For the Halloween party crowd •Designate a sober driver in advance. If you intend to drink alcohol, plan ahead to get home safely with a designated driver, driving service or cab •Consider an overnight stay. If attending a party at a friend’s home, consider asking to stay overnight or look into hotel accommodations within walking distance. Many hotels offer special Halloween weekend rates and promotions •Exercise extreme caution when driving a vehicle. If possible, try to avoid cutting through residential areas where trick-or-treaters are likely. If providing directions to a party, try not to route guests through residential areas unnecessarily •Watch for children in the street. Be on the alert for excited youngsters, whose vision may be obscured by masks, darting out into traffic. Trickor-treating children may not pay attention to traffic and might cross mid-block or between parked cars •Drive below the speed limit in residential areas Halloween is a fun-filled holiday. Follow these safety tips to avoid any unwanted scares. Make Halloween a safe, fun and happy time for kids and adults.
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Reduce your chances of getting breast cancer Submitted by Belvoir Hospital The Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital is again joining forces with a multidisciplinary team, including the Breast Care Clinic, Labor and Delivery and Family Medicine for the third annual celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness this month. Throughout the hospital, patients and visitors can see displays highlighting important information on early detection and modifiable risk factors that can save lives. Everyone has the power to affect their breast health and reduce their cancer risk. Lifestyle changes can make a huge difference in reducing your breast cancer risk. •If you smoke cigarettes, consider quitting. Ask about medications or counseling to help you. •Exercise: try to work up a sweat five days per week. Even walking moderately for an hour each day has been proven to reduce risk. •Breastfeeding! Reduced cancer
risk is one of the many benefits to breastfeeding. •Diet: increase the plants, like vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds and beans, in your diet. •Reduce alcohol intake. Aim for less than one drink per day, on average. •Weight loss: aim for a weight in the normal range. If you are unsure what a healthy weight would be for you, ask at your next visit. People who limit alcohol, eat mainly plant foods, and stay at a healthy weight can reduce their risk of breast cancer by up to 62 percent. Talk to your provider at your next visit to discuss your personal risk and women should be sure to get regular mammograms. Additionally, men can get breast cancer, too.
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Rapid Equipping Force leader accepts first charter Submitted by PEO Soldier Surrounded by family and friends, Kim G. Reid accepted the first charter for the Army’s Rapid Equipping Force, or REF, recently. “I may not have worn the uniform, but I’ve supported people in uniform my entire life, and I wouldn’t have it any other way,” Reid said during her remarks at the assumption of charter. “I care about Soldiers all day, every day…. I feel honored to become a part of the PEO Soldier family.” Reid comes to the REF after a civilian career in acquisition and logistics, having served with the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) Acquisition Review Council Secretariat, PEO Command, Control Communications – Tactical, PEO Enterprise Information Systems, Project Director Logistics Modernization Program for Tank and Automotive Command, and Project Manager for the Iraq Tracked Vehicle Management Office in PEO Ground Combat Systems. The REF was created in 2002 to support priority equipping efforts after Soldiers realized the need for non-standard equipment to meet the demands of new terrain
and new tactics. The REF’s efforts include solutions for electronic warfare; subterranean operations; unmanned and counter-unmanned aerial systems; and intelligence and expeditionary force protection. Although the REF has had a person responsible for leading acquisition efforts, this assumption represents the first time the position is the equivalent to the colonel/06 project manager positions within Program Executive Offices. This provides for deeper integration between the REF and PEO Soldier’s other product manager teams. Brig. Gen. Anthony Potts, PEO Soldier Program Executive Officer, presided over the event. In his remarks, he noted the singularity and importance of assumptions of charter. “Taking over the charter is a special thing, because it’s unique. A charter symbolizes that you are one of one. The thing that you do is unique for the United States Army. If you don’t do it or you don’t do it well, it is the entire United States Army that pays the price,” he said. He later summed up the mood in the room during his closing: “What a great day. What an amazing day for Kim. What an amazing day for the REF. We truly are a team here.”
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Teens get homework help at Power Hour By Adrienne Anderson Staff writer The Janice Anderson Youth Center offers homework help to students in sixth to 12th-grade. Power Hour is offered throughout the week. Power Hour is one of many after-school programs at the Youth Center, 5850 Langfitt Loop, Bldg. 1003. Kevin Johnson, a high school math teacher, provides homework help and considers himself a jack-of-all-trades to the services he provides to teens at the Youth Center. He works with teens in the anime club, Passport to Manhood Club, and helps run the computer lab. “With Power Hour, not only do you get homework help, I can also put together different activities that will strengthen study skills,” he said. Teens can also use the space informally to help improve their reading and critical thinking skills through discussing current events, Johnson said. Power Hour also helps with social engagement through open-ended discussions in a small group setting. Power Hour gives them a space to speak their mind without
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Families have a blast at USO Fall Fest Story and Photos by Paul Lara It was a fun-filled afternoon at the USO Warrior and Family Center on Belvoir, Saturday at the annual Fall Fest, with meals, games, face-painting, live music and skill demonstrations. The cool autumn weather drew a record crowd, according to the USO. “We have managed to make Fall Fest bigger and better this year, and we’re so grateful for all of our community partners and sponsors,” said Casey Pizzuto, USO manager. “I think we hit our attendance goal of 2,000 and we’re so thrilled all these families have come out to connect with the USO and all these other military families.” To accommodate the large crowd, Belvoir Garrison blocked off 9th Street in front of the USO, which allowed several food trucks to offer meals, and freed up space for the U.S. Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon to perform a precision exhibition. The pumpkin patch was especially busy, with children carefully choosing their own gourd to paint and take home. Inside, families decorated their own sugar cookies and enjoyed numerous entries in this year’s cupcake contest. Pizzuto, smiling as she looked at the crowd and already thinking about next year, said, “Maybe we’ll make it a block party next year – who knows?”
Above: Ghost cupcakes were an entry in this year’s cupcake contest at the annual USO Fall Fest, Saturday. Right: Matt Iraneta, 10, stands with Crooked the Clown at the USO Fall Fest, Saturday. The clown is one of the characters at this year’s Haunted House.
Top: The Dugger Band, from Greenville, Tenn., was one of the many attractions at the annual USO Fall Fest, Saturday. Active-duty families celebrated fall with music, games, demonstrations and free food. The event brought in a recordbreaking crowd. Left: Children search for the best pumpkin to paint at the annual Fall Fest at the Belvoir USO, Saturday. The sunny fall weather brought large crowds to this year’s event.
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Seahawks take on Colts in youth flag football season opener By Rick Musselman Sports Editor Fort Belvoir’s up and coming youth athletes treated spectators to an impressive demonstration of emerging ability and determination, when the Seahawks and Colts squared off in the 2018 flag football season opener, Saturday at South Post Field. The flag football program is designed to give the installation’s youngest athletes a safe, no-contact opportunity to learn the basics of the game and develop the skills and fitness levels they’ll need to compete effectively in the Fairfax County Youth Football League once they’ve reached qualifying age. Youth flag football games are played Saturdays at the South Post softball field next to Pullen Track and the season runs to mid-November. For information regarding the league and game schedules, contact Jerry Arrington, Fort Belvoir Child and Youth Services sports and fitness director, 703-805-9139.
Belvoir Seahawks receiver, Ethan Anthony, 10, works his way into open field during a flag football game against the Colts. Photos by Rick Musselman
Top left: Belvoir Seahawks running back, Ryan Waggoner, 8, breaks into open field during a flag football matchup against the Colts, Saturday.
Belvoir Seahawks receiver, Grey McWhirter, 10, charges down the field for big gains during his team's flag football matchup against the Colts.
Left: Colts running back, Eli Bolish, 8, sweeps around the end during flag football against the Seahawks. See more photos on B4.
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Belvoir athletes demonstrate ball-handling skills during tryouts for Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball.
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Belvoir youth try out for Barracudas basketball teams By Rick Musselman Sports Editor Nearly 100 youth athletes from Fort Belvoir’s CYS sports program tried out for slots on the 201819 Barracudas youth basketball teams, over the last two weeks at Specker Field House. The Belvoir Barracudas are members of the Fairfax County Youth Basketball League, a metroarea athletic program comprised of boys and girls, grades five through eight, who compete each year against some 25 local youth clubs. FCYBL enables youth to learn, grow and develop skills through basketball and foster sportsmanship, integrity and fairness, according to the league’s mission statement. The two-week tryout cycle gave this year’s players a chance to demonstrate their skills in a comprehensive array of plays and workouts that will allow coaches to assess players’ strengths and abilities, and start assembling teams. Players engage in a variety of stamina-building exercises, and drills focusing on passing, dribbling, defense, free-throws, lay-ups and shooting. Tryouts wrap up today and Friday at Specker Field House, 6:30-8 p.m. All children registered with CYS can participate. The Barracudas regular
C.J. Greene drives inside for a layup during tryouts for the Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball program. basketball season begins in December and concludes in March. For information, email Jerry Arrington, jerry.r.arrington@ us.army.mil; Coach Alton Greene, alton.greene@yahoo.com, or Coach Herb Marshall, herbmarshall@ msn.com.
Cooper Robinson, 12, left, and Landon Gasperetti, 13, square off in a one-on-one drill during tryouts for the Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball program. See more photos on B7.
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The Belvoir Colonials square off against the Blue Sharks in a CYS youth soccer fall-league 10-12 year old division matchup, Saturday at Long Parade Field.
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The Belvoir Gold take on the Lightning Bolts in a CYS youth soccer fall-league 6-7 year old division matchup.
Youth fall soccer season kicks off By Rick Musselman Sports Editor
Fort Belvoir’s 2018 Child and Youth Services fall soccer program got underway with dynamic, high-scoring matchups across the age divisions, Saturday at Long Parade Field. Athletes took to the field with full-steam determination, applying carefully practiced offensive skills and solid unit cohesion on defense to every exchange in the opening showdowns of the season.
The players’ budding athletic ability, focus and commitment, combined with a strong sense of sportsmanship and mutual respect, promises to give spectators hours of intense play every week. The fall season soccer runs through mid-November. For information about the youth soccer program, call Jerry Arrington, CYS sports and fitness director, 703-805-9139; or Julie Libert, CYS sports and fitness assistant director, 703-805-9138.
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Left: Belvoir Colts running back, Micah Bolish, 9 dodges a flag-grab attempt from Seahawks defender, Ethan Anthony, 10, during flag football. Above: Belvoir Seahawks running back, Monte Houghton, 7, weaves through the secondary on his way to the end zone during flag football against the Colts, Saturday at South Post Field.
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Breast Cancer Awareness 5K October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. MWR and Fort Belvoir Community Hospital invite the Belvoir community to a 5K, Saturday to raise awareness of breast cancer and show support for those affected. Breast cancer affects more than 200,000 patients annually, and early detection is an important element of improving survival. The race starts at 8:30 a.m. and ends with a FBCH presentation. The race starts and finishes at the main hospital campus. There will be awards for best dressed, fastest stroller and best group turnout. Eligible participants include active-duty military, DoD civilians, retirees, and family members. This is a free event and participants can register online at https://www.raceentry.com/races/ mwr-fbch-breast-cancer-awareness-
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Belvoir athletes demonstrate their ball-handling skills during tryouts for the Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball program.
Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball program coordinator and Lady Eagles head coach, Shermin Sherin, explains a ball-handling drill during tryouts for the Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball program.
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Families fill the pumpkin patch at the annual USO Fall Fest, Saturday.
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Isiah Kim, 2, and his brother Josiah, 5, paint their pumpkins at the USO Fall Fest, Saturday. The afternoon was filled with family activities.
Fort Belvoir Garrison commander, Col. Michael Greenberg, watches the U.S. Marine Corps Silent Drill Team at this year’s USO Fall Fest, Saturday.
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Breast Cancer Awareness 5K Walk/Run PRESENTED BY FAMILY AND MWR, AND FORT BELVOIR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
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Belvoir Briefs Meet the command team The Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber of Commerce hosts a Meet the New Garrison Command Team event, Oct. 23, 5:30-7:30 p.m., at The Fairfax, 9140 Belvoir Woods Parkway, near Lorton. People can meet Col. Michael Greenberg, Belvoir Garrison commander; and Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. Corey Perry.
Operation Sugarplum Registration ends Oct. 31 for Operation Sugarplum. Operation Sugarplum is a program open to active-duty Service members, E1-5 assigned to Belvoir. Participants must submit a registration form and attend two financial readiness courses offered through ACS. Each year, ACS Operation Sugarplum helps Service members and their families with financial support during the holidays through gift cards and/or food vouchers. For additional information please call 571-231-7001.
Fall Glow Run Oct. 31, 5:30-7:30 p.m., at Specker Field House and Pullen Field. The glow run starts at 6 p.m. Info is available from belvoir. armymwr.com.
Halloween! Trick-or-treat hours are 5:307:30 p.m., Oct. 31, throughout The Villages at Belvoir. Be safe!
Breast Cancer 5K Belvoir Hospital and MWR host their annual Breast Cancer Awareness 5K, Oct. 20, to raise awareness for breast cancer and show support for those affected. Breast cancer affects more than 200,000 patients annually, and early detection is an important element of improving survival. The race starts at the hospital at 8:30 a.m. and ends there with a hospital presentation. Eligible participants include military, civilians, retirees and family members. Registration is free and is available at raceentry.com/races/ mwr-fbch-breast-cancer-awareness5k/2018/register or in person at Graves Fitness Center, the Body Shop or Kawamura Human Performance Center. Call 703-806-4430 for more information.
18-Hole Golf Scramble The Garrison 18-Hole Golf Scramble is Oct. 26 on the Woodlawn Golf Course. Tee-off begins at 9 a.m. This event is open to everyone, including the general public. The Garrison Scramble includes 18 holes of golf, cart, food and range balls; long-drive and closest to the pin contests and prizes, for $60 per
person. Register with the Golf Club, 703806-5902.
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Fall 2018 Veterans and the Arts Initiative Events
Haunted House Fort Belvoir MWR and Gravensteen Haunted Productions presents Legends of Halloween, a haunted house on Belvoir, Fridays and Saturdays through October and Oct. 30-31. Advance admission, online or in person, is $15 per person. Admission at the door is $20 per person, and fast pass tickets are $35 per person. Online tickets are available from https://gravensteen.ticketleap.com/ or in person at the Community Center, 10300 Taylor Road, Bldg. 1200. The Haunted House is in Bldg. 1822, 6021 Abbott Road. One eligible DoD ID card holder is required per vehicle entering Belvoir for this event and there is no limit to how many guests they can bring to the haunted house. Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Due to the "fright factor" of the haunted house, the suggested age of entry is at least 10 years. There is a special, “lights-on trick-or-treat” for younger children, Oct. 27, 2-5 p.m., for $5 per child.
VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT LECTURE AND INTERVIEW WORKSHOP
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Presented by the Library of Congress Veterans History Project, Marine Corps Base Quantico Volunteer Program, Lifelong Learning Institute Manassas, and the Hylton Center Veterans and the Arts Initiative. Friday, October 26 from 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Saturday, October 27 from 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Join us on October 26 or October 27 for a lecture on the Veterans History Project and to participate in an interview. The lecture is free and open to all from 10 a.m.–11:15 a.m. Veterans must register to participate in interviews that will be conducted by Servicemembers and Veterans from 11:30 a.m.– 12:15 p.m. Space for interviews is limited.
Saturday, November 10 from 4–7 p.m.; 8 p.m. concert Join us for an interactive afternoon of celebration and arts experiences for Veterans, Servicemembers, their families, military caregivers, and the community. This FREE event kicks off its fourth year at the Hylton Center and features communitybased resources, interactive music and visual art workshops, an exhibition of Veteran artwork, and more! The free activities will be followed by a family-friendly ticketed 8 p.m. performance by country music artist William Michael Morgan, with an opening performance by artists from the Center for American Military Music Opportunities (C*A*M*M*O). This concert is FREE to Veterans, Servicemembers, their families, and military caregivers; $20 for the general public. Presenting Sponsor: Azalea Charities, Inc., Frank E. Lasch, Sr. Chairman and Founder
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October 18, 2018 Belvoir Eagle A13 Want to help? The Air Force Aid Society provides grants for Airmen and their families who need financial help during hurricane evacuation and recovery. www.afas.org
Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Liliana Moreno
Hurricane Michael came ashore near Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., Oct. 10. The storm sustained winds up to 150 mph, which significantly damaged every structure throughout the air base. The hurricane traveled through several states including Virginia, where the Virginia National Guard helped with recovery.
from Guard, page A1 said. Their 5-ton tactical trucks are capable of transporting personnel and supplies through water as high as 3 feet. The HART recently deployed to South Carolina to help the SC National Guard respond to Hurricane Florence, and they deployed to Texas in September 2017 to help with re-
sponse to Hurricane Harvey. Editor’s Note: As of mid-day Tuesday, officials at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, provided the following update to recovery efforts after Hurricane Michael. Phase 2, to get people back into their homes and dorms to inspect and gather your belongings, has begun. Gates will be opened for limited access, during certain hours, for Service
members, military family members, civilians, civilian family members and NAF employees to evaluate their personal property. Safety is a priority and restrictions are in place for many reasons. Force Protection measures will be in place to ensure everyone travels directly to their home and exits the gates in an orderly fashion. All residents will enter through a specific check point, based on their
neighborhood; and dorm residents will enter through a particular gate. People who come to Tyndall to inspect will provide emergency contact info, since the local 911 emergency system is inoperative. Access is restricted to housing areas and dorms. People should bring food and water for their time on Tyndall and personal protective equipment is highly recommended, including safety glasses, gloves and a hard hat. Gas is limited in the local area; fill vehicles outside about 70 miles from the local area. A tire plug kit is recommended, due to the potential for debris. Pets are prohibited and the area is not recommended for children. All Tyndall personnel remain under a previously mandated evacuation order. The base and local area remain dangerous. Officials are still cleaning roads, power lines and debris.
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