Life at the Max February-March 2020

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In this issue

February and March pg 2-3 | Bark in the Park

pg 22 | Gunter Picnic

A Friendly Dog Party With Food, Giveaways, Adoptions, And More

Join The Free Base Wide Picnic At Gunter's Fisk Park

pg 5 | Who's Who in the 42

pg 23 | University Inns

Meet Our MSG Leadership Team

Feel Right At Home In One Of Our Air Force Inns

pg 6-11 | Calendars

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February, and March

pg 24-25 | Save the Date

pg 12 | Youth Spotlight

Beyond The Horizon Air & Space Show Coming Soon!

A Youth Member Has Recently Become A Published Author!

pg 14-15| Fitness Tips

New benefits for Vererans

Keep Your Resolutions By Teaming Up With A Fitness Trainer

pg 28-29 | A&FRC

pg 16-17 | Valentine's Day

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Plan A Date With The FSS

pg 32 | Mystery Shopper

pg 18-19 | Fine Dining

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pg 26-27 | Welcome Home

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ON THE COVER All year, you've been cheering for your favorite teams and now it's time for the grand finale. Super Bowl LIV is headed to Miami and the Maxwell Club is gearing up to throw a memorable party. Watch the game on the multiple screens airing it live while participating in giveaways

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and prize drawings throughout the night.

We'll even have a hot wing eating contest during the halftime show!

It’s free to attend, with food and drink specials available for purchase.

Special thanks to our photographer: Keith Hildebrand from Total Image Studio!

Who's

Who 42 in the

What has been your favorite aspect of being a 42 MSG Squadron Commander?

What has been your favorite aspect of being the 42 MSG Commander?

"It just wouldn't be without MSG!" Each of those capital letters has been my favorite aspect of the 42 MSG.

42d Mission Support Group Col Scott A. Bryant What would you like to say to Airmen of Maxwell-Gunter and their families?

First, thank you for welcoming my entire family to the Maxwell-Gunter community. We are thoroughly enjoying calling the River Region our home. As we start this new year, I would call for a renewed dedication to investing our time and talents into our Maxwell-Gunter and River Region community. Let us all be the neighbor that extends kindness through words and actions. I would also encourage folks to ask themselves what are their favorite aspects about what they do here at MaxwellGunter? What’s your mission and purpose for being here? Who and how do you provide and receive support? How can that support be better? Who’s the group or team around you that gets you excited and makes you proud to be a part of? What can you do to strengthen the team? Wishing you all a terrific start to this new year and decade!

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(1) MISSION: This is my first assignment within AETC and I daily see the value in the services we provide through the mission of Air University. One aspect I enjoy sharing with first-time visitors is that throughout every Airman's career they will somehow be impacted either through physical location or virtual activity with Air University. There is no other mission in the Air Force quite like the one we get to support.

(2) SUPPORT: The support I have seen happening at this installation is top-notch.

I see squadron supporting squadron but most importantly I see people supporting people. As for being supported in the position, I couldn’t have been surrounded by a better team of caring and talented Squadron Commanders and deputies; a Group Deputy, Ms. Christine Prewitt, who we all lean on and learn from and who I truly admire; an incredible front office exec team Capt Alex Churnside (recently PCS’d), Capt Lindsay Mortensen, and Ms. Hanh Stewart) helps keep us welloiled, on task, and on target. I would like to thank the following teammates for their support…Ms. Lela McCoy, for her 20 years of service and support as the MSG secretary; SMSgt Quinley, for his unyielding and invaluable support as First Sergeant for the Group and Wing Staff agencies; and Chief Terrance Boyd (from the CCAF team) and his wife, Tanya, for their support, friendship, and his continued counsel in service as Group Superintendent for the last six months. Wishing you all the best in your new positions! We look forward to welcoming our new Group Superintendent, Chief Patrick Key and his wife, Torsha, to Team 42 who will be joining us from Yokota AB in our mission to support the Airmen of Maxwell and Gunter.

(3) GROUP: And of course, one of the very best aspects of the job is…the group itself, this diverse team of 7 squadrons, comprised of approx 2,000 Airman (Active Duty, Guard, Reserves, Civilians, Contractors) from all over with all sorts of experiences and backgrounds who are working together as a group delivering excellence. I am so proud to represent and serve the entire MSG team. These are the people and aspects of a dream job that get me excited about getting up every morning!

42d Civil Engineer Squadron: Mr. Gregory E. Rollins My favorite aspect is the affiliation with the Air Force and all its GREAT people. Returning to the AF after 4 years outside the Dept of Defense helped me to realize that the military and civilian Airmen that I worked with, in my 22 years active duty and 5 years as a civilian Airman, are the Best in the World! I’ve had the honor to serve as a Squadron Commander, Deployed Group Commander and now as a Squadron Civilian Director, and one of the constants throughout these positions were the great people I had the opportunity to lead!

42d Contracting Squadron: Lt Col Matthew A. Fahrner In reflecting back on the 2.5 years I’ve been a commander, the best part is concurrently partnering with fellow Squadron Commanders to get the mission done, but also at the same time working together with those same Squadron Commanders to take care of Airmen. You help each other in a collaborative spirit of teamwork, and so much (more) gets done, both for the mission and Airmen, which makes the job incredibly rewarding, too.

42 FSS Command Commander

Maj AnnaBelle Hill Deputy

Mark Wilke Operations Officer

Maj Megan Mooney Acting Superintendent

MSgt Jonathan Hogue Civilian Personnel

Tonda White Manpower & Organization

42d Logistics Readiness Squadron: Lt Col Juan R. Matias As a commander, there is no greater joy than seeing the Airmen fulfill their potential... lives saved, CDCs finished, conquered PT tests, ALS awards, mission execution, among many other achievements! Like DNA, each Airman is unique, and we must evolve to mentor, equip and empower this eneration so they can take care of the next.

Paul Larson Community Services

Roy Edgar Force Development

Bruce Barton Resource Management

Amy Brightbill 42d Operations Support Squadron: Lt Col Daniel E. Mendoza As a kid of immigrant parents growing up in Miami who did not pick up English until the 2nd grade, getting to be a Squadron Commander has been a dream come true for me. My favorite aspect of serving as a commander has always been being in a position to be able to work with amazing people from different backgrounds to take care of our Airmen and the mission. Along with an engaged and supportive River Region community, you truly have the best “Hometown” in the Air Force.

Sustainment Services

Billy Anderson Child & Youth Services

Shaquita Lett Airman & Family Readiness

Joe Missildine Military Personnel

42d Security Forces Squadron: Maj Lee E. Anderson The people…there isn’t even a close second. Every day I get to work with some of the best people America has to offer. From my Defenders, to my fellow commanders, community partners and everyone else in between, the people make Maxwell AFB special. I consider myself blessed every single day to be fortunate enough to command a squadron here at Maxwell AFB.

1st Lt Kennisa Rafanan-Reynolds

MArketing TEam Marketing Director

42d Communications Squadron: Maj Molly E. Braun My favorite aspect of being a commander at Maxwell is the Team 4-2 community. It is truly an honor to partner with teammates who work so hard support one another in order to get the mission done. The trust built up and down the chain of command allows for great flexibility and accepting risk at the right level, which directly results in taking care of Airmen and their families. I can’t imagine a better place or team and am especially grateful for the 42 ABW family.

Stacy King Marketing Assistant

Mike Holcomb Commercial Sponsorship

Missy Rentfro Digital Media & Writer

Gail White Graphic Designer

Claudia Parson 42d Force Support Squadron: Maj AnnaBelle S. Hill Hands down, my favorite part has been the people. I have had the privilege to lead one of the most diverse and dynamic teams of hardworking people. Seeing them take care of Airmen and their families everyday reminds me why I wear this uniform and motivates me to be a better leader.

Marketing Clerk & Max Graphics

Diana Faber

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VALENTINE'S DINNER

There’s no better place to celebrate with your special someone than at the Club. Sign up for a romantic dinner on February 14th at 5:30pm and come dressed in your best date clothes. We’ll have hors d’oeuvres followed by a seafood-style buffet including oysters Rockefeller, parmesan mushroom risotto, crab mac & cheese, shrimp with beurre blanc sauce, and a variety of greens and fruits. A dessert bar and a cash bar will also be available. Be sure to have your prepayments in by Feb 12 so we can reserve your table for you! The cost is $70 per member couple or $80 per non-member

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INFO: 334-953-7820

FEB

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More than 300 years ago Mobile started a tradition that has turned into an annual celebration across the nation. Filled with carnival floats, moon pies, king cakes, beignets, dancers, beaded necklaces, and traditions dating back to 1703, who wouldn't want to join in the fun? As they say, laissez le bon temps rouler (let the good times roll)! Information, Tickets and Tours will get you there for a day filled with great activities and celebration for just $30 per person. Be sure to register by Feb 14 to ensure your seat is saved.

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FEBRUARY Bar Drink Specials

Club • 3:30-9pm • Tuesday-Friday • $5.50 Love Birds: Vodka, Rum, Sweet & Sour and Grenadine

Karaoke at the Club Club • 7pm • Thursdays • Come sing your favorite song!

02 | Super Bowl Party Club • 4pm • Free • Food and Drink specials Hot wing eating contest with prizes and giveaways

07 |Food Showcase Club • 4-6pm • Free • Come meet the new Chefs

14 |Family Valentine Celebration

SCUBA DIVING

If you've always been infatuated with coral reefs, sea

Bowling Centers • 1-8pm • $50/Package • Register by Feb 13 • Includes two hours bowling, six people to a lane, single topping pizza/basket of wings, and six drinks

Club • 4:30pm • Free • Veteran-owned coffee companies

time for you to learn some scuba diving. You'll learn in Montgomery before putting your skills to the test with open water dives in Florida. These lessons take place over a few weeks and space is limited, so be sure to sign up by Feb 10 before all the slots are taken! It costs $75 per person and and the first class begins on

|Valentine's Dinner Club • 5:30pm • $70/Member couple $80/Non-member couple Reservation/Prepayments by Feb 12

turtles, or just the ocean in general, then maybe it's everything you need to in classroom and pool sessions

|Coffee Tasting

|Romantic Weekend Getaway

Lake Martin • Prepayments by Feb 13 Stay the night and get dinner and a movie on us!

15 | Singles Awareness Axe Throwing ODR • 1-4pm • $5/Single Airman • Register by Feb 7

16 | Valentine's 9 and Wine

Feb 18.

Golf • 1pm • $25/Person • Two-Person Scramble Cart included • Register by Feb 15

INFO: 334-953-6144 or 334-416-3249

18 |Level 1 Scuba Diving ODR • 6pm • $75/Person • Register by Feb 10 These classes take place over the course of a few weeks

21 | MAFB All Fit/Strong Competition Maxwell Fitness Annex • 2pm • Free Male/Female Categories for all ages

| National Margarita Day Club • Main Bar & Patio • 3:30-9pm • Price starting at $5.50 Food & drink specials • Free chips & salsa all night!

|Heartlink A&FRC • 8am-2:30pm • Free • Register for child care

by Feb 7 • Registration for all others by Feb 14 Learn about the Air Force Mission and local hot spots

22 | Mardi Gras Trip ITT • Mobile, AL • 8am-5pm • $30/Person Register by Feb 14

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SCRAMBLE

Find three friends and register for a four-person scramble for some friendly competition! Tee off from the same spot and see who has a better shot. The winning score for each hole gets recorded until all tees are complete. Then your team's scores are compared to other groups, and the best team will win prizes from the Pro Shop. Sign up by March 20 for $25 per member or $49 per non-member. Carts are $14

INFO: 334-953-2209

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MOUNDVILLE OUTING MARCH Alabama is rich with Native American history, some of which dates as far back as 1000 A.D., possibly further!

Bar Drink Specials

Nestled in Moundville is an area that used to be a village

Club • 3:30-9pm • Tuesday-Friday • $5.50 Pearl Harbor: Vodka, Midori and Pineapple Juice

overlooking the Black Warrior River. This archaeological

Karaoke at the Club

site remained densely populated until around 1350 A.D. when their numbers started to dwindle. Explore the heritage of Alabama natives for $15 per person. Register

by March 6 for this Outdoor Recreation trip.

INFO: 334-953-6144 or 334-416-3249

Club • 7pm • Thursdays • Come sing your favorite song!

06 |Barbie's Birthday Party Club • 6pm • $15/Member Couple, $20/Non-member Couple Reservations and prepayment by March 5

13 | Spirit and Wine Tasting Club • 4-6pm • Free • Partnered with AAFES Class Six

14 | Moundville Outing ODR • Moundville, AL • 9am-4pm • $20/Person Register by March 6

Bark in the Park Dog Park • 11am-1pm • Free • All friendly dogs welcome!

16 | Spring Break Bowling • March 16-20, 23-27 • Maxwell: 9am-5pm Gunter: 10:30am-2pm • $1.50/Shoes

17 | ITT/ODR Travel Showcase ITT • Maxwell Club • 10am-1pm • Free Plan your next vacation or outdoor adventure now

| Spring Break Junior Golf Clinic Golf • March 17-20 • 9-10:30am • $60/Child (with their own clubs), $180/Child (includes child set), $260/Child (includes adult set) • Register by March 9 • Juniors ages 8-13

18 | Membership Appreciation Lunch Club • 11am-1pm • Free/Members, $12.50/Non-members

20 | Spring Base Picnic Fisk Park • 11am-2pm • Free • Food, fun and games

21 | 4-Person Scramble

GREAT GATSBY GARDEN PARTY

Ladies, dress up in your best flapper outfit. Gentlemen, put on your sharpest suit and enter the roaring 20s.

Our butlers will be passing out hors d'oeuvres while our chefs will serve from stations. Prepare for a memorable and vintage night of dancing for just $30

Golf • 8am • $25/Members, $49/Non-members, $14/Cart Register by March 20 • Prizes and food following play

24 | Boating Safety Course ODR • Gunter Satellite Office • March 24-25 • 5-7pm Free • Register by March 18 • Ages 12 and up Attendance is required for both days

26 | Irish Dinner Night Club • 5:30-7:30pm • $25/Members, $30/Non-members Reservations and prepayment by March 20

27 | Great Gatsby Garden Party Club • 6-9pm • $30/Members, $35/Non-members Reservations and prepayment by March 25

per member or $40 for non-members. Reservations and prepayment are required no later than March 25.

INFO: 334-953-7820

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TEEN

MOVIE NIGHT

While you might watch movies on a 40 inch screen TV in your living room, there's no way it compares to a 4050' screen projection with surround sound, comfortable chairs, popcorn, and spots for all your friends! Let the Youth Center take you to an AMC movie night where you can enjoy the big screen for $15 per member or $20 per non-member. We'll be voting on which movie to see in the days before going, so keep an eye out for new releases at the beginning of the month!

INFO: 334-953-6292

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03 SPRING SPORTS REGISTRATION

Spring is on its way, and that means all new sports are opening up for registration. Baseball and softball are coming to the Youth Centers and preparing to face off against local rivals. Children will not only become experienced in the sport of their choice but also learn valuable lessons in teamwork, responsibility, and overall health. Cost is $60 for members and $80 for non-members.

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES FEBRUARY

03 | Spring Baseball Registration YCs • 12:30-5:30pm • $60/Members, $80/Non-members • Register by Feb 28

Spring Softball Registration YCs • 12:30-5:30pm • $60/Members, $80/Non-members • Register by Feb 28

07 | Teen Movie Night

MYC • AMC Movie Night • 6-9pm $15/Members, $20/Non-members

14 | Valentine's Bowling

MYC • Maxwell Bowling • 6:15-8:15pm • $14/Youth

21 | Gunter Kickback

GYC • Launch Trampoline Park • 7-10pm $30/Members, $35/Non-members

MARCH

02 | Right Start Tee Ball Registration YCs • 12:30-5:30pm • $45/Child • Register by March 27

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06 | Teen Night

MYC • 6-9pm $7/Members, $10/Non-members

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Smart Girls Kickback

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Gunter Kickback

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Last Saturday

MYC • 6pm-12am • $35/Members, $40/Non-members • Ages 9-18

GYC • Rockwall • 6-9pm • $7/Members, $10/Non-members MYC • 1:30-5:30pm • Free/Members, $5/Non-members

SMART GIRLS

KICKBACK

Every day you're shaping your personality into the person you want to be, and the Youth Centers are more than happy to help in that development. In honor of Women's History Month, we're hosting a Smart Girls night with a variety of activities and discussions. We'll have fun together while discussing the importance of health, fitness, and finding ways of boosting self-esteem. Girls between ages 9-18 are invited to attend at $35 per member or $40 per non-member.

INFO: 334-953-6292

FAMILY ADVOCACY INFO: VIRGINIA CALLOWAY 334-953-3652

FEBRUARY

Communication in Relationship Series Maxwell • Every Tuesday • 11am-1pm • Enhance positive skills

Stress & Anger Management Series

Maxwell • 1st, 2nd & 3rd Friday • 1-3pm • Learn regulation skills

Baby Care Basics Maxwell • Feb 12 • 1-4pm • Learn about dressing, bathing, and more

MARCH

Understanding Breastfeeding

Maxwell • March 11 • 1-4pm • Getting started and what to expect

DADs: The Basics

Maxwell • March 11 • 1-4pm • Understanding pregnancy and care

Active Parenting Series

Maxwell • Every Tuesday • 11am-1pm • Bring your own lunch

Stress & Anger Management Series

Maxwell • 1st, 2nd & 3rd Friday • 1-3pm • Learn regulation skills

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BECOME A MEMBER AT THE YOUTH CENTERS

Youth Spotlight At 14, Jasmine Myers is a prime example of an outstanding youth member. She has a beautiful connection with the other kids at the Maxwell Youth Center, and they run to hug her the moment she comes into view. She's shown dedication in sports, academics, and passion as a caretaker. It's her position as an inspirational figure to the other kids that has led her to find new ways of helping them learn.

Over the course of the summer, Jasmine has worked hard to publish a new book titled The What If Alphabet Book filled with her illustrations of fictional scenarios.

Each page is covered in hand-drawn art to help toddlers and kindergarten-aged children learn their ABC's in a fun and colorful way. She hopes to enhance the way children learn and allow them to expand their imagination.

Jasmine has been encouraged by her mother, who also enjoys writing.

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JASMINE MYERS

With her mother's support, Jasmine has overcome the challenges of ensuring that every page of her book is unique and creative. And now that her work is available to the world, her next goal is to challenge herself to write a more engaging book, moving from young children to teens.

“I've known Jasmine for around four years, and I've got to see her transition from a normal, everyday kid into a leader who does everything through her actions instead of just words. When someone is moving to the base and wants someone to reach out to, she's the first one I think of to help them. Jasmine is a great kid that will show you the ropes and lead through example. She's a great motivator and self-starter who always figures out a way to get things done.”

Robert Richert - Youth Director

Want to know a secret? It pays to be a Youth Program member!

You'll have access to everything we offer like a full-court gymnasium, video game television area, game room, teen room, and study area. Even better, you'll have a discounted cost for every event we host or field trip we attend!

Find a membership package that works for you.

PRICING Monthly (Per Child): $15 6 Months (Per Child): $60 Yearly (Per Child): $95

HOURS Mon, Wed – Fri: 2:30 - 5:30pm Tue: 1 - 5:30pm

CONTACT Gunter: 334-416-3436 Maxwell: 334-953-6292

Is Your Child Being Educated in Unchanging Truths?

Eastwood Christian School Educating For Liberty

"My seven years at Eastwood laid a solid foundation of faith, discipline, and dedication that have constantly helped me throughout my time at the Naval Academy."

True education recognizes that only when a man is self-governed will he ever be free. It seeks to educate humans to be free because it trains them to be virtuous and recognizes that if liberty is to exist, it must be defended.

Eastwood Christian School offers a Classical Christian education that trains students to analyze and appreciate the ideas that have led to free societies. We help them to understand the ideas that lead to tyranny and encourage them to be warriors for the truth.We have equipped many of our students for successful careers in the military, not because we train good soldiers, but because we train virtuous human beings who are ready to face the challenges of the world."

Jackson South, Eastwood Christian School Class of 2016

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FITNESS TIPS Keep Your Resolutions Realistic Goals No two people are the same, so why should your goals be the same as someone else? Find where you're at, learn where you want to go, and make it manageable within your schedule.

Start Small You're not going to lose 50 pounds in a week, so start with smaller goals. Give your muscles time to build; then, next time, you can lift more, run farther, and be active longer.

Consistency Maintain the right energy level and don't burn out trying to become Superman in the first few weeks. The right plan doesn't start with tiring yourself every day, but rather with learning a pace that works for you.

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Break Through

Fitness Anxiety If you have been looking for someone to help you on the right path to fitness, then your search has just ended.

No more "gyms are scary," or "I don't have time to go," or "the equipment is confusing." Our trainers take the time to get around every excuse your mind creates to distract you.

Everyone is different and needs a variety of ways to work out, whether that's at home or the fitness center. Our trainers, Dwayne and Josh, take the time to get to know you and develop a personalized workout routine based on your unique lifestyle. You'll learn the machines and how to properly use them, exercises that target specific muscles, and ways that you can get fit at home.

You'll go through six sessions with your trainer, lasting 45 minutes to an hour. These sessions can be compressed within a week or spaced out over several months. Take the time during these sessions to ask questions and get comfortable with making fitness a

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part of your everyday life.

These services are free to authorized fitness center patrons. The first step starts when you walk through our doors and give our trainers a call. Breakthrough your fitness anxiety and leave with more confidence in your goals than when you started.

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Valentine's

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VALENTINE'S DINNER Feb 14 • 5:30pm • $70/Member couple, $80/Non-member couple Prepayments by Feb 12 Bring your special someone to the Maxwell Club for a fancy night of romance. Dress up and enjoy Hors d'oeuvres, followed by dinner, dessert, and coffee pairing. Reservations and prepayments are required.

Info: 334-953-7820

FAMILY BOWLING

TEEN BOWLING

Feb 14 • 1-8pm • $50/Package

Feb 14 • 6:15-8:15pm • $14/Youth

Register by Feb 13

Join your friends by dressing up in

Share the love as a family with a

red and celebrating Valentine's Day

bowling package that includes two

with unlimited bowling. Fun raffles

hours unlimited bowling, six pairs

and refreshments provided through

of shoes, a single topping pizza, a

the night at Maxwell Bowling.

basket of wings, six drinks, and a

Info: 334-953-6292

special gift at Maxwell Bowling.

Info: 334-953-5049

"LOVE BIRDS" FEATURED COCKTAIL All Feb • Tue-Fri 3:30-9pm • $5.50/Drink Pick any day in February to enjoy this special mixture of Vodka, Rum, Sweet & Sour and Grenadine. Mix it up with Karaoke night every Thursday for more fun at

WEEKEND GETAWAY LAKE MARTIN Feb 14 • $50+ • Register by Feb 13 Get away from home for a night and enjoy a relaxing time by the lake with your partner. Get dinner and a movie on us in our Valentine's Day special.

Info: 334-953-3509

the Maxwell Club.

VALENTINE'S 9 & WINE Feb 16 • 1pm • $25/Person • Register by Feb 15 Golf is better with a partner, and even more special when that partner is someone you love! Take your significant other to this two-person scramble then enjoy wine following play at Cypress Tree Golf Course.

Info: 334-953-2209

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Club

MAXWELL

CATERED PARTIES

The Maxwell Club has multiple rooms for you to choose from for every special occasion you might encounter. If your office has a party that needs to hold 20+ people, we have room. If there's a dance or a play that needs a stage, we have one! Even if you need a place for social gatherings that includes a bar, there's a spot in our Club for you.

Our catering services offer everything you need to throw the best event of the year. We'll help you develop a menu for your event, set up lighting or music, decorate the room, and prepare all the tables. All you have to do is decide which room you want to rent out for your occasion and leave the rest to us. Visit the Club now and speak with our catering manager to set up your next event.

CHOOSE YOUR OWN MENU We offer multiple plated dinners to choose from that will suit anyone's taste. Choose from a variety of proteins, vegetables, and dessert options, or work with our staff to build a new menu unique to your event. Everything from seafood to home-styled country meals can be prepared to match a variety of themes and occasions that’ll best fit your function. Anyone with a DoD/Vet ID card is welcome to book an event at the Club.

Office

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: 334-953-7820 Catering : 334-312-0516

LUNCHBuffet 11am-1pm

$9.50/Members $12.50/Non-members

TUESDAY - CRAFTED BURGERS Design your very own burger at one of our stations! Choose the best ingredients to include that is unique to your tastes..

WEDNESDAY - ITALIAN Our chefs have developed the ideal dishes for their Italian buffet. Sit down for lunch and enjoy pasta favorites with flavorful sides.

THURSDAY - ASIAN If you're yearning for an Asian buffet with beef bulgogi and teriyaki chicken, then set aside your Thursday afternoon lunch for the Club!

FRIDAY - SOUTHERN Enjoy cooking like the way momma used to make it. Homemade hush puppies and more southern-style meals await!

CHEFS SPOTLIGHT Meet the newest additions to the Maxwell Club

first-class meals for Airmen and their families. Our

team; they're skilled individuals who are bringing

chefs have previous experience with the French

a whole new flavor to Maxwell AFB. Chef Ericca

Embassy and NASA, so walking in will feel like

enjoys creating French or Western European

entering a five star restaurant for lunch. With top

inspired dishes while Chef Lenard likes digging into

notch skills and an eagerness to give back to

unique recipes to try out. Together they have over

military families, you know their cooking is going

12+ years of culinary knowledge to prepare

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Information , Tickets & Tours

TRAVEL SHOW March 17 • 10am-1pm Maxwell Club

Want to know what Disney has to offer you and the little ones?

Have you ever been curious to find out just what exactly you’ll discover in Universal Studios? Want the opportunity to learn more about the Talladega Superspeedway or the Montgomery Biscuits? Now is the perfect time to gather ideas for your next vacation. Information, Tickets & Tours is hosting a travel show with vendors from all over the Southeast! Get first-hand knowledge on what to expect from these amazing places from the experts in the business. They will give you the inside scoop on what to expect from their events or parks, figure out the best times to plan a trip, and answer any questions that you might have.

Visit With Vendors We’ve got more vendors than ever coming out to see you including: Seaworld, Georgia Aquarium, Medieval Times, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, and many more local attractions

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Disney Military

SALUTE!

Are you ready to begin your magical adventure into the world of Disney? Characters such as Mickey Mouse, Buzz Lightyear, Elsa, and even a squad of stormtroopers are ready to welcome you with open arms into their park. You can find them all over the area like select restaurants, near themed attraction rides, in small theater entertainment spots, and even just walking around the streets! Information, Tickets & Tours is offering a new 6-Day Hopper Salute to ensure you get the chance to visit all four resorts. That way, you can meet your favorite Disney heroes and still have time to enjoy all the rides and activities. Tickets can be ordered in person or by phone at calling (334) 953-6351 or (334) 416-3249.

2020 Disney Military Salute prices: • 4-Day Salute Park Hopper-$265

• 5-Day Salute Park Hopper-$283

• 6-Day Salute Park Hopper-$301

• 4-Day Salute w/ Water Park-$315

• 5-Day Salute with Waterpark-$333

• 6-Day Salute with Waterpark-$351

*Military Salute tickets must be used by December 18, 2020.

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AT G U N T E R A N N E X - F I S K PA R K

Our lodging facilities on Maxwell AFB and Gunter Annex service several students as they make their way into our academic circle. We supply suitable rooms and amenities to ensure they have all the comforts of home while they're learning at Air University. During their stay, whether it's a few weeks or a few months, we ensure they want for nothing in terms of a cozy living space. But the University Inn welcomes more than just hopeful graduates!

We offer a space for Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, and retired military members along with their family from any branch of the military. We have convenience, great accommodations, and services at very affordable rates. Amenities include an ATM, conference rooms, in-room safes, internet access, flat-screen HDTVs, laundry facilities. Select rooms are even pet-friendly! Our properties are close to the Cypress Tree Golf Course, dining facilities, and local attractions including the Montgomery zoo or downtown museums.

If you have family coming to visit, or you are traveling our way, don't hesitate to reach out to the front desks. Our lodging staff is ready and happy to serve you during your stay at the University Inn. Maxwell: (334) 953-2055 Gunter: (334) 416-2501 https://www.lifeatthemax.us/university-inn www.LifeAtTheMax.us | 23

Beyond the Horizon

AIR & SPACE SHOW Join Us In Celebrating The

75th Anniversary of the end of WWII Maxwell Air Force Base's Two-Day Air Show is

April 18 & 19 from 8am-4pm The base will be open to the public for FREE both days.

Spectators will have front row seats as the brave pilots of the USAF Thunderbirds command the sky with breathtaking displays of precision flying above them.

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Thank you to our air show sponsors:

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Flight Line Club $135 per person • • • • • • • •

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VIP gate access VIP parking passes VIP seating Continental breakfast Lunch & snacks Water & soft drinks Cash bar Private restrooms

Boxed Seating $35 per person INCLUDES: • First soda/beer included • Thunderbirds viewing area • Shaded seating area • Cash bar • Private restroom access

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HOW DO I GET ACCESS?

Upon the first visit to the installation, eligible veterans and caregivers mustpresent their required documentation at the visitor control center.

Security will verify your identity and purpose of visit, then run an on-the-spot background check as they do for all individuals seeking access to DoD installations.

If you pass the background check and the installation has credential enrollment capabilities, your acceptable credential maybe enrolled for recurring access eliminating the need to stop at the visitor control center upon each visit.

WHERE CAN I SHOP?

These veterans and caregivers will be able to access: • Commissaries* • Military Service Exchanges • Golf Courses

• Bowling Centers • Recreational Lodging • RV Campgrounds

*DoD is required to charge a small fee to new users whoare eligible solely under the Purple Heart and DisabledVeterans Equal Access Act of 2018, to cover any increase incosts to the U.S. Treasury for processing commercial credit.

CAN SPOUSES OR DEPENDENTS SHOP?

While spouses and dependents are not eligible for this benefit, or to make purchases, they may accompany the eligible veteran or caregiver as a guest. For installation access purposes, guests must present an acceptable credential as proof of identity and pass a basic on-the spot background check.

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WHO IS ELIGIBLE? The Department of Defense is proud to expand commissary, exchange, and morale, welfare and recreation retail eligibility to:

WELCOME HOME VETERANS PATRONAGE EXPANSION FOR CERTAIN VETERANS AND CERTAIN CAREGIVERS

• Veterans awarded a Purple Heart • Veterans who are former prisoners of war • All veterans with a service-connected disability • Individuals assessed, approved, and designated as the primary family caregiver of eligible veterans under the Department of Veteran Affairs Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

Veterans will need a Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC) that displays “PURPLE HEART,” “FORMER POW,” or “SERVICE CONNECTED” below the photo on the front of the card for installation and benefit access.

Veterans who have a zero percent service connected disability rating and exceed the VA income threshold, and have beenplaced in VA Priority Group 8E, may use the Health Eligibility Center (HEC) Form H623A paired with an acceptable identification credential* for installationand benefit access.

Primary Family Caregivers will receive an official letter from the VA Office of Community Care that indicates eligibility for DoD privileges paired with an acceptable credential* (e.g. REAL ID compliant driver’s license) for installation and benefit access. www.LifeAtTheMax.us | 27

F i n a n c i a l M a n a g e r : Ro g e r K n a u f f F i n a n c i a l Co u n s e l o r : To n y a K i mb a l l

Don't wait to start saving. Meet with A&FRC financial counselors.

The second you accept a job and receive your first paycheck, you have to become familiar with the world of finances. That goes double for those who have entered the military because they will have special situations to consider. When you PCS, transition into retirement, begin or leave a marriage, or raise a child, you need to learn how to manage your money.

Where do you start? With the Airman & Family Readiness Center (A&FRC).

Classes are available that will guide you throughout the course of your Air Force career. They are led by individuals who can help get your financial plan in order. Select courses have the option of being completed online. However, most classes can be found inside building 677 at Maxwell with our A&FRC staff members.

For those who require more immersive training, A&FRC is ready to help in a group or one-on-one setting. Below is a list of A&FRC classes; ones marked with asterisks (*) are available online through MyVector Financial Readiness portal: -Initial Entry

-Vesting in TSP (@2 yrs. in service)*

-Pre-Deployment

-Arrival at First Duty Station

-Continuation Pay (@12 yrs. in service)

-Post-Deployment*

-PCS to subsequent Duty Stations

-Transition to Reserve Component,

-Birth/Adoption of First Child*

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Separation, or Retirement -Leadership Training

-Marriage* -Divorce*

Begin your Financial Plan

LEARN SOMETHING NEW!

Step One:

Airman & Family Readiness Center

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55 South Mitchell Street • Building 677 • 334-953-2353

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Step Two: Make a Plan No two people are going to have the same type of savings plan or financial goals. Even if you're getting paid the same amount as someone else, different life situations require different approaches. That's why it is essential to identify your long and short term goals. Once you have developed your plan, stick with it, and start to save and invest!

Step Three: Prepare for Your Future A financial plan allows you to prepare for all sorts of future endeavors. You will be able to manage your credit and debit cards better, plan for retirement, pay away debts and loans, and maybe pay for that big trip you've

• TSP Tuesday (Gunter): February 4 • 11:45am-12:45pm

• Resume Writing "Private Sector": February 5 • 10-11am • Right Start "Orientation for Newcomers": February 6 • 8am-12pm Military members must sign up in advance through their CSS or by contacting Ms. Pamela Jackson, 953-3799.

• Current Status, In a Relationship: February 6 • 10-11am

First Duty Station Officer (Gunter): February 7 • 10am-12pm • Required financial briefing within 90 days (RegAF) or 120 days RC) of arrival at first duty station.

• Arrival at Subsequent Duty Station (Gunter): February 7 • 1:30-2:15pm Required prior to out-processing E4/O3 and below.

• Promotion Financial Brief (Gunter): February 7 • 2:15-4pm • Required 90 days prior to 90 days after date of rank E2-E5 and O2-O4.

• Pre-Separation Brief & TAP 3 Day Workshop: February 10-12 • 8am-4pm

• Reunion Planning: February 11 • 9-10am

• Job Search Strategies: February 12 • 10-11am • Key Spouse Initial Training: February 13 • 9am-3pm

• Latch Key Program: February 13 • 5-6pm • Car Buying (Gunter): February 14 • 3-4:15pm • Resume Writing "Private Sector": February 19 • 10-11pm

MARCH • TSP Tuesday: March 3 • 11:45am-12:45pm • Interviewing Techniques: March 4 • 10-11am

• Right Start "Orientation for Newcomers": March 5 • 8am-12pm (RA) Military members must sign up in advance Through their CSS or by contacting Pamela Jackson, 953-3799.

• How to Stop Office Gossip: March 5 • 11am-12pm

First Duty Station Officer: March 6 • 10am-12pm • Required financial briefing within 90 days (RegAF) or 120 days (RC) of arrival at first duty station.

• Gambling Awareness: March 6 • 1:30-2:30pm • Intro into Investing: March 6 • 3:15-4pm • Pre-Separation Brief & TAP 3 Day Workshop: March 9-11 • 8am-4pm • TAP must be initiated no later than 365 days prior to separation date.

• Resume Writing "Private Sector": March 11 • 10-11am • Nip the Nagging in the Bud: March 18 • 9-10am

• Job Search Strategies: March 19 • 10-11am

• Relocation/Sponsorship Awareness Training: March 20 • 9-11am • Resume Writing "Private Sector": March 25 • 10-11am

• Heartlink: February 21 • 8am-2:30pm Please register for childcare by Friday, February 7. Attendees not requiring childcare need to register by Friday, February 14.

• Relocation/Sponsorship Awareness Training: February 21 • 9-11am • Resume Writing "Private Sector": February 26 • 10-11am

always wanted to take. The earlier that you begin saving and investing, the more wealth you can accumulate.

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Hours OF OPERATION Airman & Family Readiness Center • GUNTER • 416-1386 Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • Thu: 7:30-11am Appointment: Mon-Fri: 12-4pm Walk-in: Mon-Fri: 8-11am • MAXWELL • 953-2353 Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm Closed: Federal Holidays

Auto Hobby Shop • GUNTER • 416-1304 Sat: 8am-3pm • Sun: 1-5pm • MAXWELL • 953-6840 Wed-Thu: 4-8pm • Sat: 8am-3pm • Sun: 1-5pm Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

Bowling Centers • GUNTER • 416-3186 Mon-Thu: 10:30am-2:30pm • Mon-Thu: After 2:30pm

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

Fitness & Sports Centers Register for 24-hour fitness access • GUNTER FITNESS CENTER • 416-1250 Mon-Thu: 5am-9pm • Fri: 5am-8pm Sat: 10am-4pm • Sun:12-5pm • GUNTER FITNESS CENTER ANNEX • 416-1250 Mon-Thu: 5am-8pm • Fri: 5am-7pm Sat: 10am-3pm • Sun: 12-4pm

Fri: 10:30am-9pm • Sat: 1-9pm

• MAXWELL FITNESS CENTER • 953-5953 Mon-Fri: 5am-8pm • Sat-Sun: 9am-4pm

• MAXWELL • 953-5049 Mon-Thu: 6:30am-8pm • Fri: 6:30am-9pm • Sat: 1-9pm

• MAXWELL FITNESS CENTER ANNEX • 953-5953 Mon-Fri: 5am-8pm • Sat-Sun: 9am-4pm

(Open by reservation for private parties.)

Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

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

Civilian Personnel Flight

• CIVILIAN PERSONNEL SECTION • 953-7339 Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • NAF HUMAN RESOURCES • 953-7005 Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm Closed: Federal Holidays

Club & Lounges • MAXWELL CLUB • 953-7820 Office: Tue-Wed: 9am-2pm • Thu-Fri: 9am-4pm Lunch: Tue-Fri: 11am-1pm • MAIN BAR • Tue-Fri: 3:30-9pm • 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) Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

Cypress Tree Golf • TWO PUTTS GRILL • 953-5885 Daily: 6:30am-2pm • PRO SHOP • 953-2209 March 10 - November 2: 7am-7pm November 3 - March 3: 7am-5pm Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

• MAXWELL MASSAGE THERAPIST • 334-220-6492 • MAXWELL PERSONAL TRAINER • 953-7894

Hours subject to change

Military Personnel Flight • MILITARY PERSONNEL GUNTER • 416-1399 Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri: 8am-4pm • Thu: 8am-12pm MAXWELL:• 953-6487 Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri: 8am-4pm • Thu: 8am-12pm • ID & CAC GUNTER • APPOINTMENTS: Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm MAXWELL• 953-4270 APPOINTMENTS: Mon-Fri: 8am-12pm WALK-INS: Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri: 1-4pm Closed: Federal Holidays

Outdoor Recreation Office • EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT MAXWELL: 953-6144 • GUNTER: 416-3249 Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm • FAMCAMP • 953-5161 • 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

Force Development Flight

Reservations: 953-3509 • Mon-Fri: 10am-4:30pm

• AIRMAN LEADERSHIP SCHOOL • 953-2415

• MID-BAY SHORES: (850) 897-2411 Reservations: 953-3509 Mon-Fri: 10am-4:30pm

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

• CAREER ASSISTANCE ADVISOR GUNTER: TBA • APPOINTMENT ONLY MAXWELL • 953-7829 • EDUCATION & TRAINING SERVICES • 953-5959 Closed: Federal Holidays

Honor Guard & Mortuary Affairs Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm (After hours 24/7 at 953-7474) • HONOR GUARD • 953-4545 • MORTUARY AFFAIRS • 953-3273

Information, Tickets & Tours • GUNTER: 416-3249 • MAXWELL: 953-6351 Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

Lodging Offices

• UNIVERSITY INN • 24 hours a day Seven days a week Gunter: 416-2501 • Maxwell: 953-2055 http://af.dodlodging.net/propertys/Maxwell-AF

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

Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

Resource Center

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

Rickenbacker's T&G

• COFFEE SHOP • 953-7662 7 days a week: 6am-2pm Proudly serving Starbuck's® Coffee Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

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

Max Graphics

WINTER: Mon-Fri: 6:30-8am • 3-5pm

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

After School: Mon, Wed, Fri:• 3-5:30pm • Tue: 2-5:30pm

SCHOOL YEAR: Before School: Mon-Fri: 6:30-8am

Closed: Federal Holidays & Family Days

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