Life at the Max April-June 2019

MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD • ARMED FORCES DAY POOL OPENING 42D FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON • 2ND QUARTER • APRIL-JUNE 2019

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Maj Michelle P. Richards

SWIM WITH THE DOLPHINS. It is our most popular ODR/ITT event every single year. You have an opportunity every single month this quarter to try this event. My daughter and I did this last year as a post Mother’s day celebration and it was an unforgettable time. Our group had the mother and baby dolphin duo and it was perfect. I’ve swam with dolphins on a few vacations, but I’ve never quite experienced the massive amount of direct interaction, education and actual swimming with the dolphins! They are phenomenal with little children.

Although my daughter was excited, she was anxious, but the instructors were incredible with assisting her to comfortably swim with these majestic creatures. After a morning of swimming, we had the rest of the afternoon to feed stingrays, watch a sea lion show, and overdose on Icee Slurpees. We ended the evening with a beautiful sunset, searching for seashells, feeding ducks on a pier, and our tummies full after dinner. And because we rode the bus down with our wonderful FSS, we were able to nap all the way home. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity, please feel free to see our ODR/ITT folks.

The rest of the quarter is jam-packed with events and activities. Mark your calendars for our annual Egg Hunt on April 6, our annual Month of the Military Child (MOMC) event on April 27, our May the 4th Be with You Tomorrow event on May 3 and be on the lookout for our annual SMILE Customer Appreciation giveaways in the month of June.

It’s a large transition quarter with folks getting ready to move out and folks getting ready to move in. Please don’t hesitate to contact our A&FRC personnel if you need information about Maxwell AFB and the surrounding areas.

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COVER STORY One great thing about being a military child is experiencing all the stuff that no one else gets to. The traveling every few years is an adventure into new situations that an ordinary kid might not have. You live in Alabama now, but in a few years, it might be across the country or even in another part of the world! Our youth here on Maxwell and Gunter excel in being our best supporters and bringing out the best in our military families. Join us in April where we say thank you and show how much we appreciate them!

Special thanks to our cover photo kids: Jasmine Myers, Zyla Floyd, Ty Humphries, Brenden Perry Addison Peters.

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE pg 2-3|Commander's Letter Family Meeting with the Dolphins

pg 4-5|Egg Hunt Easter Bunny • Face Painting • Games

pg 6-11|Calendars April, May, and June

pg 12-13|Youth Activities Calendars • Sports Camps

pg 14-15|MOMC All are Welcome to Celebrate Month of the Military Child

pg 16|School Liaison Officer Meet Wanda Cooper!

pg 18-19|Swing into Spring Learn to Golf with the Pros!

pg 21|Star Wars Block Party May the Fourth be with You Tomorrow!

pg 23|CPI Creating Better Work Environments

pg 24-25|Armed Forces Day Grand Opening Pool Party

pg 26|Need a Vacation?

Check out Lake Martin and Mid Bay Shores

pg 28|University Inn 2018 Employee Spotlights

pg 29|MPF Increasing Customer Service

pg 32-33|Employment Programs Find Opportunities Around Base

pg 34-35|A&FRC Calendars • PCS Tips

pg 37-39|Information Hours of Operation Contact Info • Maps

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EGG HUNT APRIL 6 • 9AM-12PM GUNTER FISK PARK

EASTER BUNNY • BOUNCY PARK FACE PAINTING • MUCH MORE THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!

No federal endorsement of sponsors is intended.

OPEN WATER

DIVING

If you have ever dreamed about what life would be like underwater, then we have an event for you. There is a whole new world just waiting to be explored, and you will have the opportunity to see what it’s like to be a fish! Starting

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April 18, you’ll be trained in the classroom from 6-8:30pm, at the pool, and taken on six open water dives in Florida. This course takes place over a few weeks and space is limited, so sign up before April 11! Cost is $50 for RecOn Individuals or $90 for all others.

INFO: 334-953-6144

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There comes a time where our road rage has us wanting to throw banana peels or turtle shells. That or being invincible and speeding past everyone towards a finish line. If this is you, come to Gunter Bowling where we encourage such thoughts! At our Mario Kart Tournament, you can launch all sorts of projectiles at your opponent including that dreaded blue shell. Do it well enough and you could win some of our prizes. Free to attend with food available for purchase starting 6pm.

INFO: 334-953-9593

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Drink Specials Club • Monday-Friday • All Month • 3:30-9pm $4-$5.50 • Rusty Nail, House Red Wine • Bring your friends!

Month of the Military Child (MOMC) 04 | Intro to Strengthening Families A&FRC • 10am-12pm • Free • Register by April 3

06 | Annual Egg Hunt Gunter Fisk Park • 9am-12pm • Free • Detail pg 4-5

08 | Get Golf Ready in 5 Days Golf • April 8-12 • 5-6:30pm • $99/Person • Register by April 5

11| Jelly Bean Jar Contest Bowling Centers • April 11-19 • Free • Winners revealed April 19

13 | Alternate Shot Golf Tournament

EASTER BRUNCH

Golf • 8am • $25/Member, $49/Non-member Register by April 12 • Carts are extra

18 | Open Water Diving Class ODR • $50/RecOn, $90/Other • Register by April 11

Club. We’re going to have delicious food along with a

Marvel Avengers Family Night Club • 4pm • $13.99/Adult, $6.95/Kids ages 6-12 Free/Kids under 5 • Register by April 17

gift basket drawing to celebrate Easter Sunday

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The best way to start your holiday morning is at the

Bowling Centers • 10:30am-3pm • Complimentory lunch

starting at 10:30am and again at 1:30pm. Adults can enjoy some champagne mimosa while the kids are

20 | Swim with the Dolphins ITT • Gulf World • Panama City, FL • 8am-10pm $60/Person • Register by April 15

visited by the Easter Bunny! Cost is $35 for non-members, $25 for members, $10.95 for kids ages 6-12 and free for any child under 6. Prepayments are required to make your reservation by April 17.

INFO: 334-953- 7820

21 | Easter Brunch Club • 10:30am or 1:30pm • Register by April 17

23 |Food Show Club • 11am-2pm • Free food samples from base vendors Lunch Buffet will be closed during this time.

Golf 4 Kids Clinic Golf • April 23-26 • 5-6:30pm • Ages 8-13 $60 with clubs, $180 gets starter clubs • Register by April 15

24 |Admin Professional Day Club • 11am • $10.50/Person • First 20 customers eat free!

25 |Mario Kart Tournament Gunter Bowling • 6pm • Free • Register by April 24

27 |Biloxi Bus Trip ITT • Biloxi, MS • 6am-8pm • $30/Person Register by April 22 • Includes $25 Player's Card

MOMC Water Party Freedom Park • 12-3pm • Free • Detail pg 14-15

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INFO: 334-953-7820

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DEEP SEA FISHING Fishing out on the ocean is a whole new experience compared to sitting by a lake or river. New bait, new

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techniques, and new catches! ODR is taking you on a full

Club • Monday-Friday • All Month • 3:30-9pm $4-$5.50 • Old Fashion, House White • Bring your friends!

weekend trip to Destin, Florida to be sailed out onto the

3-4-5 Bowling

Gulf. Register for this by April 29 at the cost of

Maxwell Bowling • Every Tuesday • 3-8pm $5 All You Can Bowl, $5 Basket of Wings, $5 Pitcher of beer/soda

$65 for Single Airman or $90 for all others. Lodging will be provided.

National Pizza Month Bowling Centers • Maxwell: Mon-Thurs: 4-8pm Both centers: Fri-Sat: 4-9pm • $3 off Pizza

INFO: 334-953-6144

03 | Heartlink A&FRC • 8am-2:30pm • Free Register for child care by April 19, all others April 26

May the 4th be with You Tomorrow

VALENTINE'S HIKE Have you ever watched a movie, seen a couple go on

a romantic picnic, and thought to yourself, “Golly gee, I wanna do that too”? Well now is your chance! ODR is offering you and your significant other on a Valentine’s Hike through the scenic Smith Mountain Alpine Trail!

Cost is only $10 and transportation is included. Be sure to bring a picnic basket of your favorite foods! The trail walk will last from 10am-4pm.

INFO: 334-953-6144

Club • 3-5pm • Free • Detail pg 21

Wine Tasting Maxwell Club • 4-6pm • Free

Deep Sea Fishing Trip ODR • Weekend Trip • $65/Single Airman, register by April 18 $90/Other, register by April 19

07 |Golf 4 Kids Clinic

Golf • May 7-10 • 5-6:30pm • Ages 8-13 $60 with clubs, $180 gets starter clubs • Register by May 1

10 |Free Ice Cream Cone for Kids Maxwell Bowling • May 10-17 • 3:30-4:30pm

12 |Mothers Day Brunch Club • 10:30am & 1:30pm• $25/Member, $35/Non-member $10.95/Kids ages 6-12, Free/Kids under 5

18 |Member-Guest Golf Scramble Golf • 8am • $25/Member, $49/Non-member Register by May 17 • Carts are extra

ENTERTAINMENT

CONCERT

There's no need to look up videos on YouTube today.

Instead, we'll be showing you a variety of performances by all sorts of unique talents! There will be concerts from

5K Fitness Scramble Fitness • 9am • Free • Register by May 17

Armed Forces Day Pool Opening Aviation Cadet Pool • 11am-2pm • Free

20 |Get Ready for Golf in 5 Days Golf • May 20-24 • 5pm-6:30pm $99/Person • Register By May 17

31 |Entertainment Concert Series Club • 5-9pm • Free • Register by May 30 Food and Drinks available for purchase

talented individuals, comedy shows that will have you rolling in your chairs, and much more! It's free to attend.

Meet us at the Maxwell Club starting at 5pm and get ready for an unforgettable night!

INFO: 334-953-9593

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SOUTHERN

TEA PARTY

We’re bringing old fashion tea time back to the modern age in our Southern Tea Party, and you’re invited! We’re

looking for the cutest parent-child couples to attend and have a special afternoon with us. Don the bright clothing

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and frilly outfits then go to the Maxwell Club for loads of fun activities. Enjoy some complimentary tasty treats while you play at our arts and crafts stations starting at 1pm. You can even bring them home with you! All it costs is $25 for every parent-child couple and $10 for every additional child.

Prepayments are required to make your reservation

by May 30.

INFO: 334-953-7820

KAYAK THE

COOSA

Whether you like racing with your friends or simply letting the current take you, we've got the best place to

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get on a boat and go! The Coosa river welcomes experts and newbies alike, providing rapids that look no bigger than a water ripple to ones that will flip you if you aren't paying attention. Even if you fall in, no big deal! It's super easy and fun to do, so bring all the friends and family with you to ODR and we'll take you there from 8:30am-3:30pm.

Cost is $10 for Deployed Affected individuals or $20 for all others.

INFO: 334-953-6144 Thank you to our sponsor! No federal endorsement

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BILOXI BUS TRIP

What's your lucky number? A set of 7's? Red or Black? If you don't know, make your way on over to

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Information, Tickets & Tours, and we'll help you find

Club • Monday-Friday • All Month • 3:30-9pm $4-$5.50 • Chocolate Martini & House Zin • Bring your friends!

out. Place your most daring bets and see if Lady Luck

Bowling 2.0

is rooting for you. Bring your lucky charm just in case!

Bowling Centers • All Month • $59 • 4 lessons & a ball, bag & towel!

We'll take you to Biloxi from 6am-8pm at a cost of $30

Kids Bowl Free

per person. This includes a $25 Player's Card to spend

Bowling Centers • Every Weekday in June • 10:30am-3pm $1.50/Shoe rental • 2 games free!

at the casino! Last day to register is June 24.

INFO: 334-953-6351

01 |Southern Tea Party Club • 1pm • $25/Parent-Child couple, $10/Additional child

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03| Get Ready for Golf in 5 Days Cypress Tree Golf • June 3-7 • 5pm-6:30pm $99/Person • Register By May 31

Customer Appreciation Week FSS Facilities • June 3-7 • Prizes and more!

07 |Jazz on the Terrace Club • 4:30pm • Free

08 |4 Person Scramble Cypress Tree Golf • 8am • $25/Member $49/Non-member • Register by June 7 • Carts are extra

13 |Open Video Game Night Gunter Bowling • 6pm • $5/Person

15 |Swim with the Dolphins

ITT • Gulf World • Panama City, FL • 8am-10pm $60/Person • Register by June 10

Kayak the Coosa ODR • Wetumpka • 8:30am-3:30pm • $10/Deployed Affected, $20/Other • Register by June 7

18 |Golf 4 Kids Clinic

Cypress Tree Golf • June 18-21 • 5-6:30pm • Ages 8-13 $60 with clubs, $180 gets starter clubs • Register by June 11

21 | Toy Story Family Night Club • 4:30pm • $20/Person • Win Toy Story 4 Tickets!

22 |Family Night Aviation Pool • 5-7pm • $5/Person, $25/Family

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ITT • Biloxi, MS • 6am-8pm • $30/Person Register by June 24 • Includes $25 Player's Card

Skydive Atlanta ODR • Atlanta, GA • 7:30am-6:30pm • $60/RecOn $115/Others • Ages 19+ • Register by June 14 Active Duty must fill out AF Form 4391

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BASKETBALL CAMP REGISTRATION BEGINS

He passes, she shoots, and they score! Basketball is a team sport that relies on so many different roles, but we know there are tons of talented kids out there just waiting to let their skills show. This competitive game is a perfect way to get up and move during the summer with friends. If your child is 10 years or older, sign them up for a Basketball camp that runs on June 10-13 from 4-6pm. Cost is $45 per player. Registration runs from May 1 to June 7.

INFO: 334-953-6292

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REGISTRATION BEGINS When that Alabama heat rolls around, the first thing that generally comes to mind is jumping in some nice cool water. Now is the perfect time to turn this favorite pastime into a fun sporting event.

Youth ages 6+ are invited to join the Youth Swim Team from April 15-June 14. Practice begins after Memorial Day with the first meeting being in early June. Sports physical and current immunization record are required.

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES Fun Saturday's

MYC • April 13, May 25, June 29 • Free/Member, $5/Non-member

April 01 |Say It With Music Camp MYC • April 1-5 •$10/Member, $25/Non-member

05 |Teen Karaoke Night MYC • 6-9pm • $3/Member, $5/Non-member

12 |Purple Up Day YCs • Wear purple all day

Rec Night & Dodgeball Fest MYC • 6-8pm • $3/Member, $5/Other

15 |Swim Team Registration YC • 8:30am-5:30pm • $65/Member, $85/Non-member Register by April 1

16 |Tell Me a Story MYC • 5:30-7:30pm • Free • Register by April 2

17 |MOMC Talent Show

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All over the world, people are playing soccer and forming their own unique ways of performing the sport. In this camp, we'll be training you in a mixture of British Soccer and TetraBrazil, turning you into an effective player for your team! Youth ages 3 to 16 are invited to be a part of this camp lasting from June 3 to 7. Cost and times depend on the age of your child, and whether they sign up for a half or full day of camp. Last day to register is May 23!

INFO: 334-953-6292

MYC • 4-5:30pm • Free • Register by April 12

19 |Gunter Kickback GYC • 6-10:30pm • $20/Member, $30/Non-member Register by April 12

20 |Red Cross Babysitter Course MYC • 8:30am-2:30pm • $75 • Register by April 8

26 |Operation Megaphone MYC • Redstone Arsenal • April 26-27 • 5pm-8:30am $15/Member, $20/Non-member • Youth ages 11+ Register by April 19

May

01 |Summer Basketball Camp YC • $45/Child • Register by June 1

03 |Tres De Mayo Teen Night MYC • 6-9pm • $3/Member, $5/Non-member

10 |Knockerball Fest MYC • 6-8pm • $3/Member, $5/Non-member

17 |Gunter Kickback GYC • Launch Trampoline Park • 6-9pm $20/Member, $25/Non-member

June

03 |Challenger Int. Soccer Camp YC • Freedom Park • Register by May 23

06 |Summer Camp Lock-In GYC • 6:30pm-7am • $25/Member, $30/Non-member

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April 12 When you combine all the colors of the United States military, do you know what color you get? PURPLE! We are celebrating all the kids within the military for being amazing supporters and wonderful kids. Join us by wearing purple all day long. Also keep an eye out for special events in the Youth Centers throughout the month.

INFO: 334-953-6292

Teen Talent Show April 17 • 5:30-7pm Come show off your talents in our annual show at MYC Entry categories include: preteen individual act (9-12 yrs), preteen group act, teen individual act (13-18 yrs), and teen group act. Groups are limited to 8 people max. Competitors can compete in dancing, acting, singing, or instrumental performances.

Register by April 12

Info: 334-953-6292

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BASE WIDE EVENT April 27 • 12-3pm We’re combining two things that everyone enjoys doing: getting wet in the summer and throwing things.

Come out to Freedom Park from 12-3pm and join us for the biggest water party of the season! You will be slipping across a variety of soaking slides, choosing food from a number of concessions, and nailing someone with water balloons in an epic fight.

We highly reccommend bringing swim suits and water shoes!

WATER SLIDES • WATER BALLOON FIGHTS FOOD • GIVEWAYS • CONTEST Info: 334-953-9593

Free Lunch for MOMC April 19 • 10:30am-3pm Join the bowling centers as they celebrate Month of the Military child. You can come and get a hotdog, fries, and drink at no cost! .

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April is Month of the Military Child

Some of our biggest supporters come in little packages, and it's time we give back. From the time they're born, our kids have been the pride and joy of what we stand for. They are the reason we get up and go to work, the reason we take family vacations to new places, and they bring smiles to our faces every time we come home. That's why we dedicate the entire month of April to celebrating our military kids and everything they do for us. Join Maxwell-Gunter AFB in wearing purple to show the combined forces of all different military branches. Our facilities across base are throwing their own celebrations to honor our kids and we'd love to see you there!

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SCHOOL

LIAISON OFFICER If you're transitioning to Maxwell-Gunter AFB with school age kids or you have kids enrolled in a local school, then you'll want to talk to Wanda Cooper!

Wanda is our newest School Liaison Officer coming to us from Joint Base San Antonio - Randolph AFB. She spent a good portion of her life growing up in Montgomery, and she's excited to have the opportunity to talk with local educators about your kids and connect her hometown with military families.

Wanda is here to provide parents and children with information and referrals on their different educational options. With schools having different curriculums, she will assist you in finding the best fit for your child's educational needs before you make your final decision. Whether you're military or a civilian working on base, these services are available to your family. Wanda is here to ensure you're aware of all the educational opportunities and how to properly transition your child to a public, private, charter, virtual or homeschooled education setting.

School Liaison Officer : Wanda Cooper Email: wanda.cooper@us.af.mil

GIVE PARENT A BREAK GPAB is designed to provide free child care to active duty Air Force families with deployed or TDY spouse and special hardships. Sign up to take

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advantage of this great resource and give yourself a break April 6: Gunter @ 2-6pm May 11: Maxwell @ 6-10pm June 7: Gunter @ 6-10pm Cost: Free with agency referral, or $5 hourly rate.

If you could summarize the entire season in one word, what would it be? Mikayla - Powerful, Maya - Chaotic, Kayleigh - Aggressive, Ayah - Fierce, Mikala - Intense, Ebaa - Prodigy, Jasmine - Extreme, Arielle - Special, Coach Lee - Emotional

YOUTH SPONSORSHIP Set your youth up with their own child sponsor before they even get here, or let your kid help others by contacting Ralph.Whitaker.1@us.af.mil. These youth will be able to talk during the moving process and then meet up upon arrival. Fill out a small form and be matched with a youth member who has all the same interests as you.

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When these girls came together, it was all for different reasons.

Some were encouraged by their friends, others wanted to try something new, or maybe they needed a reason to get out of the house. These 11 to 13-year-old girls took a chance at something new and created an amazing team under the direction of Coach Lee and Arielle Juarez. They entered the building with raw, unique talents that were honed with every practice they attended.

When on the court, there's no time to second guess a decision or to have anxiety. In a split moment, someone can shoot for a basket or have the ball taken away. It's a time to let your talents show and to have everyone witness your teamwork. That's exactly what these girls did game after game. With every practice, they enhanced their skills. With every game they went through, they proved that they were the best.

The Maxwell Eagles tasted victory in their very first game and kept it going until the end. One by one, over the course of ten matches, their opponents from Montgomery, Millbrook and Wetumpka fell. In the end, they ended their perfect season as the Greater Montgomery YMCA League Division Champions!

Congrats to these amazing girls and their coaches on their victory!

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EVENTS ALTERNATE SHOT TOURNAMENT April 13 // Shotgun start 8am // Register by April 12 Cost: $25/Member, $49/Non-member

MEMBER-GUEST SCRAMBLE May 18 // Shotgun start 8am // Register by May 17

GRAB A BITE AT GOLF

Cost: $25/Member, $49/Non-member

We don't know where you've gone before, but you haven't lived until you've tried one of our breakfast burritos here at the golf

4 PERSON SCRAMBLE

course. It's completely customizable, and we'll even throw in some

June 8 // Shotgun start 8am // Register by June 7

hash browns. There's more on our breakfast menu, or wait until

Cost: $25/Member, $49/Non-member

10am where we have an even bigger lunch menu! Try our salad bar

*Carts are extra

FUNDRAISER Want a new and innovative way to host a FUNdraiser? Team up with Cypress Tree, and you could earn up to $25 per golfer! It's the perfect way to help your organization, squadron or group. Best of all, it's all customizable to your needs. Call the Pro Shop and ask for Ricky or Hunter to learn more about this great opportunity.

PRO SHOP Come one come all to our newly renovated Pro Shop! We've got all sorts of accessories to fulfill your golfing needs from golf balls, clubs, polos, bags and more! Get a feel for what you like and see what sorts of deals we have that will help you get that hole in one. If you know of something that you want that isn't at our store, be sure to bring it up to our employees. "If we don't have it, we can get it," says our Golf Manager, Ricky Magers.

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with our always fresh ingredients to customize your own meal.

LESSONS AND CLASSES GET GOLF READY IN FIVE DAYS! April 8-12 • May 20-24 • June 3-7 Want to learn the fundamentals of golf or take your skills to the next level? Tee off at the Cypress Tree Golf Course for a 5-day adult golf clinic from 5-6:30pm each day. The cost is $99 for each student.

"GOLF 4 KIDS" CLINICS April 23-26 • May 7-10 • June 18-21 The Cypress Tree Golf Course is hosting fun and affordable clinics for young golfers ages 8-13. Kids will learn the game of golf alongside professional instructors and receive their very own set of starter clubs! The cost is $180 per child, or $60 if the student provides their own clubs. Price includes four lessons from 5-6:30pm each day.

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"Just because a process is working, doesn't mean that it can't be improved."

CONTINUOUS PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

You always hear about making the workplace better, but what does it mean to improve that workplace? It doesn't necessarily mean getting better equipment or more employees.

Sometimes, it's as easy as cleaning out your work area and clearing out the clutter. With Continuous Process Improvement (CPI), we're all about understanding the problem, finding the root cause, identifying and eliminating waste (non-value added), then fixing it. What's important is that you aren't cluttering your day with wasted time and resources as you attempt to complete your job.

There are many ways to go about avoiding waste in your workplace. Start with cleaning your desk and making sure you have all of the tools you use in an easily accessible spot. After that, take the time to reorganize your desk or the computer system you work with - it shouldn't take five minutes looking for one file! Next, make sure you are coordinating with your coworkers on an efficient level. Just because a process is working, doesn't mean that it can't be improved.

Look for waste in the following categories: Transportation, Inventory (excess), Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Over-processing, and Defects (TIMWOOD). If there is a way to complete your task without wasting materials or time, it will benefit you, your customers, and your employees. Solving a problem at the root cause level helps the rest of the process and, therefore, the overall mission of the Air Force.

Want to learn more about the

If you're interested in becoming a leader in improving your workplace, there are plenty of

program? Call (334) 953-7961, and

ways to assist. Take part in Green Belt training (5 Duty Days) and become certified in helping

ask for Nicole Dorsey or email at

to stop problems at their root. Want something a little shorter? Take our Practical Problem

nicole.dorsey.2@us.af.mil.

Solving Method (PPSM) training (4-6 hours). You are the best person to understand what issues are going on in your workplace, and we're here to help you work through them.

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ARMED FORCES DAY

GRAND OPENING POOL PARTY MAY 18 • 11-2PM • FREE FOOD • PRIZES • MUSIC

MAXWELL AVIATION CADET POOL INFO: 334-953-5956/6144

TUESDAY-FRIDAY Early Open Swim: 9-11am Lap Swim: 11:30am-1pm Open Swim: 1-6pm SATURDAY-SUNDAY Open Swim: 11am-6pm

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NEW POOL HOURS:

SEASON PASS:

We’re going to be open Tuesday to Sunday with more available open hours in the morning.

Rather than pay every time you come to our pool this summer, get yourself a season pass through Outdoor Rec! Prices start at $75 starting April 15.

FISH PASS:

LESSONS:

Old enough to swim?

Show us what you got and you could be granted Permission to swim unattended with the adults! Must be 11-13 years of age.

Looking to master the water? Outdoor Rec has lessons for you to sign up starting April 15 that will get you swimming like a fish!

FAMILY NIGHTS:

POOL PARTIES:

What better way to kick off the first day of summer than with a party? We’re extending our hours for a night of pizza and games by the pool. Check calendar for available.

It’s one thing to share a pool with the community, but how about reserving it for yourself? Schedule your own party in the after hours!

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Need a vacation?

Whether you're looking for a quiet night under the

stars or a getaway to the beach, look no further than Maxwell's stunning recreation areas. Mid-Bay Shores in Niceville, FL and Lake Martin here in AL boast spectacular scenery and modern accommodations.

Access to the facilities is open to all active duty, retirees, contractors, DoD civilians, and dependents with valid identification. Call the Outdoor Recreation Office on Maxwell or stop by in person to learn more.

MID-BAY SHORES Located about three hours from Maxwell in Niceville, FL. Mid-Bay Shores is one of the most desirable vacation areas in the Southeast. The gated community rests along the white sandy shores of the Choctawhatchee Bay and offers easy accessibility to the stunning Destin area.

With year-round mild weather, Mid-Bay Shores is a gem for our community. The site offers: •

Fully furnished bungalows and trailers (pet-friendly options available)

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RV sites

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WiFi and upgraded cable

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Barbecue grills and picnic tables

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Bathhouse with laundry facilities

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Ocean kayaks, paddle boards, and bicycle rentals

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Fishing pier

LAKE MARTIN Located on the beautiful Lake Martin Reservoir just one hour away from Montgomery, the recreation area is excellent for outdoor adventures. The site offers: •

Fully furnished cabins and trailers (pet-friendly options available)

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RV sites and mobile home rentals

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Rough camping sites

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Boat, paddle board, and kayak rentals

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Boat storage, launch, and marina

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Shower and laundry building

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Beautiful sandy beach with a swimming area

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Cable TV and free WiFi

RESERVATIONS Visit Outdoor Recreation at building 851, Mon-Fri, 10am-4:30pm or call 334-953-3509.

Active duty personnel may make reservations three months in advance; all others six months

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Increasing Customer Service at MPF It doesn’t matter if you’re enlisted or an officer, a spouse or dependent, GS, NAF or contractor, when you're associated with the military, having an ID is a must. Whether you’re renewing or you're new to having a base ID, there is only one place for you to go: the Military Personnel Flight. Even after being rated the best MPF in the Air Force for three quarters in a row, we are always looking to improve our business. That’s why over recent weeks, we’ve updated our services to help your day go more smoothly! First, let us introduce our newest Kiosk system.

Once you enter the building, you'll be greeted by a new monitor where you'll sign in for a waiting list. The process couldn’t be easier! From there, you can see where you are in line compared to our other customers on our display.

No more guesswork or delays, and you’ll be in and out before you know it. Don't forget to set a reminder to go to your appointment! However, we understand that sometimes the expiration date of your ID creeps up on you. It’s possible that there are no available appointments for you to sign up for before your ID expires. Therefore, for those in a time crunch, we've created walk-in hours just for you!

Hours of Operation & Address Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 8 am – 4 pm

How to make a Appointment VISIT Rapids Appointment Scheduler https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil/

Thursday: 8 am – 12:00 pm

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NAF JOBS

Want to start a career with the government and see yourself advance through the ranks? Visit nafjobs.org and pick from a variety of options available on Maxwell-Gunter AFB.

PRIORITY

PLACEMENT PROGRAM

For military spouses that are about to be transitioning or looking for jobs, we have an announcement for you. Beginning April 1, 2019, you will no longer have to visit the Human Resources Office to begin registering for occupations. You will also no longer be restricted to five occupations due to system limitations. In fact, we’re simplifying the process and eliminating wait time so you can hit the ground running at your new duty stations.

The Priority Placement Program (PPP) is here to provide greater flexibility to spouses and understanding of your eligibilities within the military. All you have to do is complete the Military Spouse PPP Self-Certification Checklist which is found when applying to vacancy announcements via USA Jobs. From there, it’s as simple as writing up your resume and applying to jobs. Public websites such as Military OneSource or https://www.dcpas.osd. mil/EC/Advise will also provide a helpful PPP FAQ and Fact Sheet that will help you better understand the entitlements you have.

After visiting these websites and reviewing the attached information, if you still have questions, please contact Diana Lewis or Michelle Walker at DSN 493-7339/ Com (334) 953-7339.

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Flexible and Regular Part-time Positions available!

Regular Positions eligible for Annual/Sick leave, Health/Life insurance, Employer matching 401k, & NAF Retirement Plan!

WWW.NAFJOBS.ORG INFO: 334-953-7005

SUMMER

HIRE PROGRAM

Students and disabled veterans can apply for temporary summer employment opportunities with Maxwell Air Force Base. Employment dates are approximately May through September. To apply, create an account at www.usajobs.gov, upload a resume and submit required documentation based on open positions.

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A&FRC CLASS CALENDAR Register one duty day prior to the class unless otherwise noted

MAY

APRIL

• Pre-Separation Counseling: 9-11am • May 1

• Pre-Separation Counseling: 9-11am • April 3 Resume Writing "Private Sector": 10-11am • April 3

Job Search Strategies:

10-11am • May 1

• Right Start "Orientation for Newcomers": 8am-12pm • May 2

• Right Start "Orientation for Newcomers": 8am-12pm • April 4

Members must sign-up in advance

Members must sign-up in advance

• Military Kids and Resiliency: 10-11am • April 4

• Latch Key Program:

• Financial Readiness for First Duty Station Officers: 10am-12pm • April 5

• Heartlink: 8am-2:30pm • May 3

5-6pm • May 2

• Transition Assistance Program (TAP) GPS Workshop: 8am-4pm • April 8-12 Prerequisite: Pre-Separation Counseling • Resume Writing "Private Sector": 10-11am • April 10

• Resume Writing "Private Sector": 10-11am • May 8 • Financial Readiness for First Duty Station Officers: 10am-12pm • May 10 • Transition Assistance Program (TAP) GPS Workshop: 8am-4pm • May 13-17 Prerequisite: Pre-Separation Counseling

• New Key Spouse Orientation: 9am-3pm • April 16

• Building Wealth: 3:30-4:30pm • May 10

• Test Taking 101: 10-11am • April 17

• Reunion Planning for Military Spouses: 9-10am • May 14

JUNE • Boots to Business: 8am-4pm • June 3-4 Register by May 28 • Pre-Separation Counseling: 9-11am • June 5

• Summer Dates with Your Mate: 11:30am-12:30pm • June 5 • Right Start "Orientation for Newcomers": 8am-12pm • June 6 Members must sign-up in advance

• Resume Writing "Private Sector": 10-11am • June 6 • Financial Readiness for First Duty Station Officers: 10am-12pm • June 7 • Transition Assistance Program (TAP) GPS Workshop:8am-4pm • June 10-14 Prerequisite: Pre-Separation Counseling • Dress for Success: 10-11:30am • June 12 • Communication Skills 101: 10-11am • June 13

• Resume Writing "Private Sector": 10-11am • April 18

• Resume Writing "Private Sector":

• Reunion Planning for Military Spouses: 9-10am • April 23

• New Key Spouse Orientation: 9am-3pm • May 21

• Senior Transition Assistance Program Workshop: 8am-4pm • April 23-26 Prerequisite: Pre-Separation Counseling

• Promotion, Continuation Pay & Financial Windfalls Workshop:

• Interviewing Techniques: 10-11am • April 24

• TSP Tuesday: 12pm-1pm • May 21

• New Key Spouse Orientation: 9am-3pm • June 20

• Nurturing Your Child from Birth to Adulthood: 11:30am-12:30pm • April 25

• Interviewing Techniques: 10-11am • May 22

• Making Co-Parenting Work: 10-11am • June 25

10-11am • May 15

8:30-9:15am • May 21

• Career Exploration Planning Track: 8am-3pm • June 17-18 • Car Buying Skills & Strategies: 12-1pm • June 18 • Resume Writing "Private Sector": 10-11am • June 19

• Linked-In: 10-11:30am • June 26

Airman & Family Readiness Center • 55 South Mitchell Street • Building 677 • 334-953-2353 Find Us on Facebook at 42 FSS Airman & Family Readiness

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PCS TIPS > 01 > HIT THE GROUND RUNNING As soon as your orders come in, it’s important to begin a PCS binder to organize the steps you should take and what aspects you should be paying attention to. Be sure that you cover everything that needs to be looked over like finances, personal items, family, pets, or housing.

02 > KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING Once you know your next location, learn the culture if it’s overseas, find the closest school for the kids, and make sure you know the cost of living if you plan to stay off base. Maybe look into some of the local attractions or areas you'd like to visit. Don’t go in blind; know before you go!

03 > PREPARE FOR THE TRIP

Begin packing early! If there are non-necessity items, see if you can ship them out early. Ensure that your essential items don’t get packed by the movers and most importantly purge items you don’t need! Throw out old supplies or donate anything you no longer need to the Airman’s Attic.

04 > STAY POSITIVE

It might be a hard and difficult process, but there’s nothing for you to worry about. There are many resources and people who have your back. We are here to help you get to where you need to go. Just stay positive and consider this the next adventure in your life. You got this!

CONTACT THE AIRMAN & FAMILY READINESS CENTER

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Open your calendar, find a notebook and pen, and answer a selfcoaching question: “30 days from today, what will I wish I’d started thinking about or working on sooner?” Your brain is designed to answer questions. So, ask that question and listen to the answer. Be better prepared to anticipate change by thinking just a little bit about the next month or two.

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Hours OF OPERATION

Hours subject to change without notice • Most 42 FSS facilities are closed federal holidays

Airman & Family Readiness Center

Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • 953-2353

Auto Hobby Shop

Wed-Thu: 4-8pm • Sat: 8am-3pm • Sun: 1-5pm • 953-6840

Bowling Centers • GUNTER • 416-3186 Mon-Thu: 10:30am-2:30pm • Mon-Thu: After 2:30pm (Open by reservation for private parties) Fri: 10:30am-9pm • Sat: 1-9pm • MAXWELL • 953-5049 Mon-Thu: 6:30am-8pm • Fri: 6:30am-9pm • Sat: 1-9pm

Child Development Centers • GUNTER: 416-3185 • MAXWELL: 953-6667 Mon-Fri: 6:30am-5:30pm

Civilian Personnel Flight

• CIVILIAN PERSONNEL Section • 953-7339 Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • NAF Human Resources • 953-7005

Fitness & Sports Centers

Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm

• GUNTER FITNESS CENTER • 416-1250 Mon-Thu: 5am-9pm • Fri: 5am-8pm Sat: 10am-4pm • Sun:12-5pm

• EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT • 953-6144 • FAMCAMP • 953-5161

• GUNTER FITNESS CENTER ANNEX • 416-1250

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Mon-Thu: 5am-8pm • Fri: 5am-7pm Sat: 10am-3pm • Sun: 12-4pm • MAXWELL FITNESS CENTER • 953-5953 Mon-Fri: 5am-8pm • Sat-Sun: 9am-4:30pm • MAXWELL FITNESS CENTER ANNEX • 953-5953 Mon-Fri: 5am-8pm • Sat-Sun: 9am-4:30pm • MAXWELL MASSAGE THERAPIST • 334-220-6492 • MAXWELL PERSONAL TRAINER • 953-7894

Force Development Flight Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm

• AIRMAN LEADERSHIP SCHOOL • 953-2415 • CAREER ASSISTANCE ADVISOR • 953-7829 • EDUCATION & TRAINING SERVICES • 953-5959

Honor Guard & Mortuary Affairs

Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm

Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm (After hours 24/7 at 953-7474)

Club & Lounges

• MORTUARY AFFAIRS • 953-3273

• MAXWELL CLUB • 953-7820 Office: Tue-Wed: 9am-2pm • Thu-Fri: 9am-4pm

• HONOR GUARD • 953-4545

Information, Tickets & Tours

Lunch: Tue-Fri: 11am-1pm

• MAXWELL: Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm • 953-6351

• MAIN BAR • Mon-Fri: 3:30-9pm • 240-6686

Lodging Offices

• CATERING • 312-0516 • THE PIT • Thu: 7pm-12am (Subject to early closure) • CLOCK TOWER LOUNGE (Gunter Lodging) Tue-Thu: 5-10pm • Fri-Sat: 5-11pm (When SNCOA is in session)

• UNIVERSITY INN • 24 hours a day Seven days a week Gunter: 416-5501 • Maxwell: 953-2055 http://af.dodlodging.net/propertys/Maxwell-AF

Manpower & Organization Flight Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • 953-7961

Cypress Tree Golf • TWO PUTTS GRILL • 953-5885 Daily: 6:30am-2pm • PRO SHOP • Daily: 7am-7pm • 953-2209

Dining Facilities

• AVIATION INN • 416-1011 or 416-1017 Mon-Fri: Breakfast: 6-8am • Lunch: 11am-1pm Dinner: 4-6:30pm Weekends/Holidays: Brunch: 10:30am-12:30pm • Supper: 1:30-6pm • RIVER FRONT INN • 953-5127 Mon-Fri: Breakfast: 6-8am • Lunch: 11am-1pm Dinner: 5-7pm Weekends/Holidays: Brunch: 10:30am-12:30pm Supper: 1:30-6pm

Outdoor Recreation Office

Register for 24-hour fitness access

Max Graphics • GRAPHIC DESIGN & PRINTING • 953-3659 Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm

Military Personnel Flight • MILITARY PERSONNEL • 953-6487 Mon, Tue, & Fri: 8am-4pm Wed: 8:30am-4pm • Thu: 8am-12pm • IN-PROCESSING: Mon, Wed, & Fri: 8:30am

• VEHICLE RESALE LOT • 953-6144 GROUP RENTAL FACILITIES Available for group functions • Call for hours Hopper Lodge • 953-5161 Lake-side Pavilion • 953-5161

• LAKE MARTIN: (256) 825-6251 Office: Sun-Sat • 8am-5pm Reservations: 953-3509 • Mon-Fri: 10am-4:30pm • MID-BAY SHORES: (850) 897-2411 Reservations: 953-3509 Mon-Fri: 10am-4:30pm

Pool •

MAXWELL AVIATION CADET POOL • 953-5956 Tues-Fri: Early Open Swim 9-11am Tues-Fri: Lap Swim 11:30am-1pm (Free for Active Duty) Tues-Fri: Open Swim 1-6pm Sat-Sun: Open Swim 11am-6pm

Resource Center

• COMPUTER ACCESS: 953-6484 Mon-Fri: 11am-6pm • Sat: 12-5pm

Rickenbacker's T&G

• COFFEE SHOP • 953-7662 7 days a week: 6am-8pm Proudly serving Starbuck's® Coffee

Youth Programs • GUNTER: 416-3436 • MAXWELL: 953-6292 Mon: 2:30-5:30pm • Tue: 1-5:30pm • Wed-Fri: 2:30-5:30pm MYC Teens only, 1st Friday of each month: 6-9pm MYC Last Saturday of each month: 1:30-5:30pm • SCHOOL AGE CENTERS GUNTER: 416-1427 SUMMER: Mon-Fri: 6:30am-5:30pm WINTER: Mon-Fri: 3-5:30pm • MAXWELL: 953-6292 SUMMER: Mon-Fri: 6:30am-5:30pm WINTER: Mon-Fri: 6:30-8am • 3-5pm SCHOOL YEAR: Before School: Mon-Fri: 6:30-8am After School: Mon, Wed, Fri:• 3-5:30pm • Tue: 2-5:30pm

• ID & CAC: APPOINTMENTS ONLY • 953-4270 Mon, Tue, & Fri: 8am-4pm Wed: 8:30am-4pm • Thu: 8am-12pm

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