VOL 57 NO 30

FORT SAM HOUSTON

JULY 31 2015

A PUBLICATION OF THE 502nd AIR BASE WING ndash JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON

JBSA HOTLINES

AETC CHANGE OF COMMAND PAGE 3

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE TURNS 50 PAGES 8-9

Jearaldy Moreno (left) and Army Maj Gen Jimmie O Keenan (center) deputy commanding general (opershyations) US Army Medical Command and chief of the US Army Nurse Corps unveil a plaque during the memorialization ceremony July 24 to rename the Fort Sam Houston Primary Care Clinic the Capt Jennifer M Moreno Primary Care Clinic to honor the young Army Nurse Corps officer who died on the battlefield Yaritza Cordova Morenorsquos sister looks on as the plaque honoring her sister is unveiled See article on Page 6

Photo by Robert Shields

Army North forum brings cohesion to antiterrorism force protection measures

ARMY SOUTH EL SALVADOR TALKS PAGE 15

By Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke Army North Public Affairs

November 2009 at Fort Hood Texas 13 dead and 32 injured September 2013 at the Naval Yard Washington DC 12 dead and three injured July 16 at Chattanooga Tenn 5 dead at a Navy Operational Support Center

Terrorist attacks on our service members in the homeland are unthinkable acts but they are occurring at an alarming rate The increase in antiterrorism and force protection measures that

are in place at installations and across the Army change conshystantly and those responsible for force protection measures must work together to combat this increasing threat

US Army North the Army Service Component Command for US Northern Command oversees and executes force protection and antiterrorism measures within the United States Canada Mexico and the Bahamas at Army posts and other installations to ensure the safety of Soldiers civilians and families

DOD Safe Helpline877-995-5247

JBSA Sexual Assault Hotline808-SARC (7272)

JBSA Domestic Abuse Hotline367-1213

JBSA Duty Chaplain221-9363

To enhance this mission Army North brought together 21 ASCCrsquos Army commands and dishyrect reporting units July 21-23 in San Antonio to conduct an annual antiterrorism and force protection workshop and table top exercise with the overarching theme of ldquoTogether Protecting our Armyrdquo

ldquoThe goal of this workshop and table top exercise is to strengthen the Army Antiterrorism and Force Protection community within the NORTHCOM area of responsibility

See ARNORTH P17

PAGE 2 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Editorial Staff 502nd Air Base WingJBSA

Commander Brig Gen Bob LaBrutta

502nd ABWJBSA Public Affairs Chief Todd G White

502nd ABW Command Information Chief

Karla L Gonzalez

WriterEditor Steve Elliott

WriterEditor L A Shively

Layout Artist Joe Funtanilla

News Leader office 2080 Wilson Way

Building 247 Suite 211 JBSA-Fort Sam Houston

TX 78234-5004 210-221-1031 DSN 471-1031

News Leader Advertisements EN Communities PO Box 2171

San Antonio TX 78297 210-250-2440

News Leader email usafjbsa502-abwmbx

fsh-news-leadermailmil

This Air Force newspaper is an authorized publication for members of the Department of Defense Contents of the News Leader are not necessarily the official views of or endorsed by the US government or Department of Defense It is published weekly by the 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston Public Affairs Office 2080 Wilson Way building 247 Suite 211 Fort Sam Houston Texas 78234-5004 210-221-2030 DSN 471-2030 Printed circulation is 10000 Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase use or patronshyage without regard to race color religion sex national origin age marital status physical handicap political affiliation or any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser user or pashytron If a violation or rejection of this equal opshyportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed the printer shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation is corshyrected The editorial content of this publicashytion is the responsibility of the 502nd ABW JBSA Public Affairs Chief The News Leader is published by EN Communities 301 Ave E San Antonio TX 78205 210-250-2440 a private firm in no way connected with the US government under exclusive written contract with the 502nd Air Base Wing and JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Public Affairs Office The civilian printer is responsible for commercial advershytising The appearance of advertising in this publication including inserts or supplements does not constitute endorsement by the US Air Force Stories and photos for publicashytion consideration may be e-mailed to usaf jbsa502-abwmbxfsh-news-leadermailmil by close of business Thursday

FORT SAM HOUSTON

A PUBLICATION OF THE 502nd AIR BASE WING ndash JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO ndash FORT SAM HOUSTON Sergeant Major of the Army lsquoPRT is notthe problem 630 to 9 is the problemrsquoBy Jay Koester NCO Journal

After an Army Times article detailed the seven-day workout plan for Sgt Maj of the Army Daniel A Dailey he got a lot of comments telling him ldquoThatrsquos not PRTrdquo

Dailey has also heard Soldiers using their disshylike of Army Physical Readiness Training as an excuse for not exercising During a recent interview with the NCO Journal Dailey made it clear that he believes in PRT but that PRT is just the beginshyning of staying physically fit Dailey said he does his workout routine in addishytion to PRT to maintain his fitness for the things he has needed to do throughout his career as an infantryman

ldquoI think PRT is actually very good and itrsquos proved a success in our training environmentrdquo Dailey said ldquoWersquove reduced injuries and wersquove increased physical fitness scores coming out of basic trainshying and AIT

ldquoWhat I need units to understand is PRT is not the end hellip We shouldnrsquot be blaming PRT for our failure to have success in physical fitness Itrsquos a tool to use in achieving that success hellip PRT is not the problem 630 to 9 am is the problemrdquo he said ldquoWersquove failed the sacred hour We need to get that back Itrsquos something thatrsquos not going to take months itrsquos not going to take years Leaders can change this

tomorrow morning All they have to do is find a flag wait for the music to go up salute it and start getting after itrdquo

Dailey agrees with conshycerns that there should be stricter consequences for failing the Army Physishycal Fitness Test and he said there will be stricter consequences as the Army continues to impleshyment STEP (Select Train Educate Promote)

ldquoWhen we moved into Select Train Educate Promote about two and a half years ago we made physical fitness a critical part of succeeding in your institutional training expeshyriencerdquo Dailey said ldquoSo if you go to your institushytional training experience now and fail the APFT you will get a derogatory DA Form 1059 which will remain in your records

ldquoPreviously that was not true You could fail your school and then when you passed that 1059 would come outrdquo Dailey added ldquoIt stays in there now Thatrsquos criti-

Photo by Jay Koester Sgt Maj of the Army Daniel A Dailey speaks to noncommissioned officers during a town hall meeting May 11 at Schofield Barracks Hawaii

cally important because when we look for promoshytion we need to see the whole Soldier concept So now with STEP you have to go to your institutional training experience before you can get promoted Itrsquos a gate So wersquove said that noncommissioned officers need to be promoted because theyrsquore certified across all three leadership development domains and now thatrsquos going to be true with STEP So until yoursquove completed your selection your trainshying in your organization your education through self-development and your institutional experience then and only then will you be able to be proshymoted Physical fitness is a key and critical part of thatrdquo

Recently Dailey anshynounced that the new Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report would be delayed until 2016 Dailey expressed complete confidence in noncomshymissioned officers adaptshying to the changes in the

coming NCOER but he said it was necessary to slow the process down to make sure the NCOER is implemented correctly

ldquoWe have to get this rightrdquo Dailey said ldquoWe worked really hard on the new Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report It is an excellent product But how we roll it out and how we make it applishycable to our noncommisshysioned officers is essential to the move forward

ldquoItrsquos OK if we slow down to take the time to make sure we train and educate the force on how to appropriately do it We need buy-in from all the leaders here and across the Army because this is intended to fix our Noncommissioned Ofshyficers Evaluation Reportrdquo Dailey said ldquoSo Irsquom not concerned about the Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report itrsquos the right way to go But I am concerned that we make sure that we get it right as we roll it out to the Army And wersquore going to

Joint Base San Antonio Joint Base San Antonio

do just thatrdquo Because the Army as

an organization is so large it has suffered from moving people adminisshytratively instead of really managing talent Dailey said Though it will be difshyficult Dailey hopes leadshyers can begin to be more involved in some of those decisions

ldquoWersquore a leadership organizationrdquo Dailey said ldquoI want leaders involved in that That doesnrsquot mean leaders will control every facet about where someone moves or where theyrsquore going to stay or extending them

ldquoBut I do need leadershyship involvement with regard to managing the knowledge skills and attributes needed to move an individual to the appropriate position that maximizes the capabilities of the organization and strengthens the mission of the United States Armyrdquo the sergeant major of the Army said ldquoThatrsquos comshyplex stuff As big as we are thatrsquos very complex and very hard to do So as we move forward my senior enlisted counsel will work on doing that Of course a lot of that will occur at the senior noncommissioned officer ranks

ldquoBut internal to the organization I need talshyent management from the perspective of lsquoI have to give back to the Army sometimes I have to invest in the future of

See PRT P16

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PAGE 2 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Editorial Staff 502nd Air Base WingJBSA

Commander Brig Gen Bob LaBrutta

502nd ABWJBSA Public Affairs Chief Todd G White

502nd ABW Command Information Chief

Karla L Gonzalez

WriterEditor Steve Elliott

WriterEditor L A Shively

Layout Artist Joe Funtanilla

News Leader office 2080 Wilson Way

Building 247 Suite 211 JBSA-Fort Sam Houston

TX 78234-5004 210-221-1031 DSN 471-1031

News Leader Advertisements EN Communities PO Box 2171

San Antonio TX 78297 210-250-2440

News Leader email usafjbsa502-abwmbx

fsh-news-leadermailmil

This Air Force newspaper is an authorized publication for members of the Department of Defense Contents of the News Leader are not necessarily the official views of or endorsed by the US government or Department of Defense It is published weekly by the 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston Public Affairs Office 2080 Wilson Way building 247 Suite 211 Fort Sam Houston Texas 78234-5004 210-221-2030 DSN 471-2030 Printed circulation is 10000 Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase use or patronshyage without regard to race color religion sex national origin age marital status physical handicap political affiliation or any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser user or pashytron If a violation or rejection of this equal opshyportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed the printer shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation is corshyrected The editorial content of this publicashytion is the responsibility of the 502nd ABW JBSA Public Affairs Chief The News Leader is published by EN Communities 301 Ave E San Antonio TX 78205 210-250-2440 a private firm in no way connected with the US government under exclusive written contract with the 502nd Air Base Wing and JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Public Affairs Office The civilian printer is responsible for commercial advershytising The appearance of advertising in this publication including inserts or supplements does not constitute endorsement by the US Air Force Stories and photos for publicashytion consideration may be e-mailed to usaf jbsa502-abwmbxfsh-news-leadermailmil by close of business Thursday

FORT SAM HOUSTON

A PUBLICATION OF THE 502nd AIR BASE WING ndash JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO ndash FORT SAM HOUSTON Sergeant Major of the Army lsquoPRT is notthe problem 630 to 9 is the problemrsquoBy Jay Koester NCO Journal

After an Army Times article detailed the seven-day workout plan for Sgt Maj of the Army Daniel A Dailey he got a lot of comments telling him ldquoThatrsquos not PRTrdquo

Dailey has also heard Soldiers using their disshylike of Army Physical Readiness Training as an excuse for not exercising During a recent interview with the NCO Journal Dailey made it clear that he believes in PRT but that PRT is just the beginshyning of staying physically fit Dailey said he does his workout routine in addishytion to PRT to maintain his fitness for the things he has needed to do throughout his career as an infantryman

ldquoI think PRT is actually very good and itrsquos proved a success in our training environmentrdquo Dailey said ldquoWersquove reduced injuries and wersquove increased physical fitness scores coming out of basic trainshying and AIT

ldquoWhat I need units to understand is PRT is not the end hellip We shouldnrsquot be blaming PRT for our failure to have success in physical fitness Itrsquos a tool to use in achieving that success hellip PRT is not the problem 630 to 9 am is the problemrdquo he said ldquoWersquove failed the sacred hour We need to get that back Itrsquos something thatrsquos not going to take months itrsquos not going to take years Leaders can change this

tomorrow morning All they have to do is find a flag wait for the music to go up salute it and start getting after itrdquo

Dailey agrees with conshycerns that there should be stricter consequences for failing the Army Physishycal Fitness Test and he said there will be stricter consequences as the Army continues to impleshyment STEP (Select Train Educate Promote)

ldquoWhen we moved into Select Train Educate Promote about two and a half years ago we made physical fitness a critical part of succeeding in your institutional training expeshyriencerdquo Dailey said ldquoSo if you go to your institushytional training experience now and fail the APFT you will get a derogatory DA Form 1059 which will remain in your records

ldquoPreviously that was not true You could fail your school and then when you passed that 1059 would come outrdquo Dailey added ldquoIt stays in there now Thatrsquos criti-

Photo by Jay Koester Sgt Maj of the Army Daniel A Dailey speaks to noncommissioned officers during a town hall meeting May 11 at Schofield Barracks Hawaii

cally important because when we look for promoshytion we need to see the whole Soldier concept So now with STEP you have to go to your institutional training experience before you can get promoted Itrsquos a gate So wersquove said that noncommissioned officers need to be promoted because theyrsquore certified across all three leadership development domains and now thatrsquos going to be true with STEP So until yoursquove completed your selection your trainshying in your organization your education through self-development and your institutional experience then and only then will you be able to be proshymoted Physical fitness is a key and critical part of thatrdquo

Recently Dailey anshynounced that the new Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report would be delayed until 2016 Dailey expressed complete confidence in noncomshymissioned officers adaptshying to the changes in the

coming NCOER but he said it was necessary to slow the process down to make sure the NCOER is implemented correctly

ldquoWe have to get this rightrdquo Dailey said ldquoWe worked really hard on the new Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report It is an excellent product But how we roll it out and how we make it applishycable to our noncommisshysioned officers is essential to the move forward

ldquoItrsquos OK if we slow down to take the time to make sure we train and educate the force on how to appropriately do it We need buy-in from all the leaders here and across the Army because this is intended to fix our Noncommissioned Ofshyficers Evaluation Reportrdquo Dailey said ldquoSo Irsquom not concerned about the Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report itrsquos the right way to go But I am concerned that we make sure that we get it right as we roll it out to the Army And wersquore going to

Joint Base San Antonio Joint Base San Antonio

do just thatrdquo Because the Army as

an organization is so large it has suffered from moving people adminisshytratively instead of really managing talent Dailey said Though it will be difshyficult Dailey hopes leadshyers can begin to be more involved in some of those decisions

ldquoWersquore a leadership organizationrdquo Dailey said ldquoI want leaders involved in that That doesnrsquot mean leaders will control every facet about where someone moves or where theyrsquore going to stay or extending them

ldquoBut I do need leadershyship involvement with regard to managing the knowledge skills and attributes needed to move an individual to the appropriate position that maximizes the capabilities of the organization and strengthens the mission of the United States Armyrdquo the sergeant major of the Army said ldquoThatrsquos comshyplex stuff As big as we are thatrsquos very complex and very hard to do So as we move forward my senior enlisted counsel will work on doing that Of course a lot of that will occur at the senior noncommissioned officer ranks

ldquoBut internal to the organization I need talshyent management from the perspective of lsquoI have to give back to the Army sometimes I have to invest in the future of

See PRT P16

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 3

News Briefs

Roberson takes over command ofWestover Medical Home Opens In August

The Westover Medical Home on the Northwest side of San Antonio is scheduled to open in August TRICARE beneficiaries who want to enroll or move to the new location can visit httpswwwhumanamilitarycom or call 800-444-5445 For beneficiashyries age 65 or older call 808-2721 People are encouraged to call soon as enrollment opportunities are limited The 12500-square-foot community-based medical home will house 13 board-certified providers with varied backgrounds and a multitude of experience to serve their patients People will also have the benefits of on-site laboratory capabilities and a drive-through pharmacy The address is 10010 Rogers Crossing which is located off State Highway 151 and Westover Hills Boulevard

North New Braunfels Harry Wurzbach West Access Control Points Open In Mornings

The North New Braunfels Access Control Point located by the Quadrangle and the Harry Wurzbach West ACP also known as the Pershing Gate is open from 530-830 am Mondays through Fridays except on federal holidays according to the 502nd Security Forces Squadron

New Joint Base San Antonio Website

The Joint Base San Antonio website has a new look and includes easier acshycess to family-related resources Visit the new site at httpwwwJBSAmil

Feds Feed Families The 502nd Force Support Group

in conjunction with the Fort Sam Houston Commissary is working with Feds Feed Families Campaign through Aug 15 The campaign is a voluntary effort undertaken annually for Federal employees to bring non-perishable food items to their offices for distribution to local food banks The 502nd FSG and commissary have prepared preshypacked dinner meals available for $8 packaged in brown grocery bags for easy purchase There are also bins in the commissary and other buildings throughout Joint Base San Anonio-Fort Sam Houston for dropping off nonshyperishable food items

See NEWS BRIEFS P6

Photos by Johnny Saldivar Air Force Chief of Staff Gen Mark A Welsh III (left) passes the Air Education and Training Command guidon to Lt Gen Darryl Roberson commander of AETC during a change of command ceremony at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph July 21 The change of command ceremony represents the formal passing of responsibility authority and accountability of command from one officer to another

Air Education and Training CommandBy Tech Sgt Beth Anschutz more than 660000 Air- of Staff Command Chief AETC Public Affairs men of our Total Force Master Sergeant of the

thank you for inspiring Air Force and all other Lt Gen Darryl merdquo Welsh said leaders and command-

Roberson took command ldquoYour efforts upshy ers start in AETCrdquo of the Air Education and hold all of our people Rand said Training Command in a programs It blues and Rand passed the com-ceremony at Joint Base re-blues everyone in mand flag to Roberson San Antonio-Randolph this unstoppable force and the newest AETC July 21 Despite political unshy commander took a mo-

Outgoing command- certainty and waning ment to speak to the er Gen Robin Rand budgets you infallibly Airmen of AETC for the handed Roberson the develop our most valushy first time reins before heading able asset the Airmen ldquoThere are a few to his new assignment you educate and train words to express how as the commander of You build Airmen and Irsquom feeling today Air Force Global Strike there is no more sacred Lt Gen Darryl Roberson commander of Air Education and Training humbled honored and Command at Barksdale task in our Air Forcerdquo Command speaks during the AETC change of command ceremony extremely excited Irsquom Air Force Base La Welsh highlighted at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph July 21 Roberson is a com- excited because of what

The ceremony was some of the accom- mand pilot with more than 5000 flight hours including 865 com- AETC does for our Air officiated by Air Force plishments of Rand bat hours Roberson will oversee the operation of 10 major installa- Force and to be able to Chief of Staff Gen Mark during his tenure to tions in five states Roberson was previously the 3rd Air Force and continue to serve among A Welsh III include the stand-up of 17th Expeditionary Air Force commander at Ramstein Air Base such stellar teammates

ldquoTo the 62000 men the Profession of Arms Germany and warriors who have and women of the First Center of Excellence pledged their lives to Command who recruit or PACE the addition Basic Military Training the way the Air Force the defense of our great train and educate the of Airmenrsquos Week to and other changes to recruits trains and edu- countryrdquo Roberson said

cates through its First ldquoThe mission of our Command command is vital to the

ldquoOur Air Force simply success of our Air Force canrsquot fly fight and win and the American way without yourdquo Welsh of war since Air Power said is such a core piece of

Rand took the floor how we fight Air Power and passed the praise to starts hererdquo the Airmen of AETC Roberson ended the

ldquoThese great Airmen ceremony with a call did all the hard work to action for the com-and Irsquom so darn proud mand of themrdquo Rand said ldquoTo Air Education ldquoThank you Chief for and Training Command the opportunity to com- members I am excited mand themrdquo to serve alongside you

Rand used his time at and I promise to give the podium to thank the you my best effort numerous distinguished every day I will focus visitors commanders on motivational mission civic and Air Force lead- accomplishment comshyers in the audience He passionate care of our encouraged the Airmen Airmen and families of AETC to keep up the innovation and leader-hard work shiprdquo Roberson said

ldquoYou do something no ldquoWhat I would ask of other major command you is a commitment does you produce edu- to excellence each day cate and train the future as we forge innovative leaders of our Air Force Airmen to power our The next Air Force Chief Air Forcerdquo

PAGE 4 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

San Antonio Military Medical Centerrsquos surgical care ranks among best in nation By Elaine Sanchez BAMC Public Affairs

San Antonio Military Medical Center ranks among the top hospitals in the nation for surgical care according to a recent report from the American College of Surgeons

SAMMC earned an exemplary or average rating in 180 different surgical quality variables placing the facility in the upper half of hundreds of esteemed hospitals throughout the nation

The report is issued by ACSrsquo National Surgishycal Quality Improvement Program or NSQIP a

voluntary program that gauges the quality of surgical programs across the nation The aim is to help surgeons better unshyderstand their quality of care compared to similar hospitals with similar patients according to the programrsquos website

ldquoThe largest and best hospitals in the US are part of this program and our percentages place us in the top half of those hospitalsrdquo said Air Force Col Joseph Brennan chief of SAMMCrsquos Departshyment of Surgery ldquoWe are very proud of thatrdquo

Data collection is key to the programrsquos sucshy

cess Brennan noted At SAMMC a surgeon overshysees the program and two nurses are dedicated to inputting preoperative through 30-day postopershyative data into a secure web-based platform ACS analyzes rates of mortalshyity and morbidity such as pneumonia surgical site infections urinary tract infections sepsis and readmissions

ldquoBlindedrdquo information is then shared with all participating hospitals offering a snapshot of how hospitals rank according to surgical outcomes

This data offers priceshyless insight noted Army

US Army photo Surgeons perform a procedure at San Antonio Military Medical Center SAMMC ranks among the top hosshypitals in the nation for surgical care according to a recent report from the American College of Surgeons

Maj (Dr) George Kallingal ensure our surgical qual- sis and improvementrdquo surgeon champion for ity outcomes continue to Kallingal said NSQIP at SAMMC progress at SAMMC and SAMMCrsquos surgical

ldquoNSQIP foremost offers sets in motion the pro-us an internal metric to cess of continual analy- See SURGICAL P17

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 5

METC cytotechnology students earn prestigious annual awardBy Jorge Franco METC Cytotechnology Program

Two Medical Education and Training Campus cytotechnology proshygram students at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston are the recipients of the 2015 Geraldine Colby Zeiler Award for Students of Cytotechnology

Cytopathology is an art and science that cytotechshynologists use to screen human cell samples under the microscope to detect early signs of cancer and other disshyeases Pathologists use the information to make a diagnosis

Sgt Aaron Beaver and Spc Christopher Del Rio were recognized as among the top cytotechshynology students in the nation This is the eighth

consecutive year that a METC student was seshylected for this prestigious award and the second year in a row that two METC students were seshylected at the same time

The award is presented to just five recipients annually The award nominees come from apshyproximately 30 cytotechshynology training programs throughout the United States and Puerto Rico so the competition is strong

The purpose of the award is to stimulate and reward high achievement by cytotechnology stushydents during their trainshying Awards are based on academic performance and microscopic diagnosshytic skills as demonstrated within the program as well as leadership ability initiative acceptance of responsibility dedication

and collegiality Each of the five recipients receives a certificate and $1000

Beaver had decided early on that he wanted to work in a field that would help cancer patients He had expeshyrienced personal loss when his grandparents died from the disease and his wife had a scare that fortunately turned out to be benign

ldquoBecause of my pershysonal experience with cancer in my family I knew this is something I wanted to be a part ofrdquo Beaver said

After working as a medical laboratory techishycian he felt he needed to go further in his career

ldquoI pretty much learned everything I could as a lab techrdquo he said ldquoI decided to go into cyto so

Photo by Lisa Braun Spc Christopher Del Rio (left) and Sgt Aaron Beaver and were reshycipients of the 2015 Geraldine Colby Zeiler award which recognized them as among the top five cytotechnology students in the nation This is the eighth consecutive year that a METC student was selected for this prestigious award and the second year in a row that two METC students were selected at the same time The award nominees come from approximately 30 cytotechnology training programs throughout the United States and Puerto Rico

I can do more for cancer experience cancer afshypatientsrdquo fected close family mem-

Del Rio had a similar bers as well However

his choice of career path didnrsquot fall far from the tree either ldquoBoth my parents are medishycal lab techs so I was always pretty much exposed to itrdquo

He added being seshylected for the Geraldine Colby Zeiler award was humbling ldquoIt was just overwhelming I was awestruckrdquo he said

Del Rio also worked hard for this recognishytion by studying extra hours and self-teaching histologic principles and techniques to compleshyment his practical experience In April 2015 Del Rio passed the American Society for Clinical Pathology Board of Certification exam as a histotechnician He will be graduating as both a

See METC P21

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 5

METC cytotechnology students earn prestigious annual awardBy Jorge Franco METC Cytotechnology Program

Two Medical Education and Training Campus cytotechnology proshygram students at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston are the recipients of the 2015 Geraldine Colby Zeiler Award for Students of Cytotechnology

Cytopathology is an art and science that cytotechshynologists use to screen human cell samples under the microscope to detect early signs of cancer and other disshyeases Pathologists use the information to make a diagnosis

Sgt Aaron Beaver and Spc Christopher Del Rio were recognized as among the top cytotechshynology students in the nation This is the eighth

consecutive year that a METC student was seshylected for this prestigious award and the second year in a row that two METC students were seshylected at the same time

The award is presented to just five recipients annually The award nominees come from apshyproximately 30 cytotechshynology training programs throughout the United States and Puerto Rico so the competition is strong

The purpose of the award is to stimulate and reward high achievement by cytotechnology stushydents during their trainshying Awards are based on academic performance and microscopic diagnosshytic skills as demonstrated within the program as well as leadership ability initiative acceptance of responsibility dedication

and collegiality Each of the five recipients receives a certificate and $1000

Beaver had decided early on that he wanted to work in a field that would help cancer patients He had expeshyrienced personal loss when his grandparents died from the disease and his wife had a scare that fortunately turned out to be benign

ldquoBecause of my pershysonal experience with cancer in my family I knew this is something I wanted to be a part ofrdquo Beaver said

After working as a medical laboratory techishycian he felt he needed to go further in his career

ldquoI pretty much learned everything I could as a lab techrdquo he said ldquoI decided to go into cyto so

Photo by Lisa Braun Spc Christopher Del Rio (left) and Sgt Aaron Beaver and were reshycipients of the 2015 Geraldine Colby Zeiler award which recognized them as among the top five cytotechnology students in the nation This is the eighth consecutive year that a METC student was selected for this prestigious award and the second year in a row that two METC students were selected at the same time The award nominees come from approximately 30 cytotechnology training programs throughout the United States and Puerto Rico

I can do more for cancer experience cancer afshypatientsrdquo fected close family mem-

Del Rio had a similar bers as well However

his choice of career path didnrsquot fall far from the tree either ldquoBoth my parents are medishycal lab techs so I was always pretty much exposed to itrdquo

He added being seshylected for the Geraldine Colby Zeiler award was humbling ldquoIt was just overwhelming I was awestruckrdquo he said

Del Rio also worked hard for this recognishytion by studying extra hours and self-teaching histologic principles and techniques to compleshyment his practical experience In April 2015 Del Rio passed the American Society for Clinical Pathology Board of Certification exam as a histotechnician He will be graduating as both a

See METC P21

PAGE 6 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

News Briefs

Continued from P3

Traffic Flow Altered Near Fort Sam Houston Elementary

The traffic flow at the intersecshytion of Nursery and Williams Roads near Fort Sam Houston Elementary School on Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston will be altered through Aug 23 The project realigns the intersection from a ldquoYrdquo intersecshytion to a 90-degree intersection which JBSA civil engineers said will improve traffic flow and safety Since this construction is timed to take place during the Fort Sam Houston Independent School District summer vacation it should have negligible impact on the school Provisions will be made for the shoulders alongside Nursery and Williams Roads to be used as vehicle lanes to allow traffic to continue to flow in both the northshybound and southbound directions during construction Once traffic is diverted to the shoulders the construction contractor will close the main lanes of Nursery and Williams Roads to rebuild the intersection Biesenbach Road in front of the school will carry eastbound and westbound traffic between Nursery and Williams Roads

Harry Wurzbach East ACP Towers Intersection Blockages

Motorists entering Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston through the Harry Wurzbach East Access Control Point are asked not to block the driveways at the Towers of Park Lane This ensures the safety of the Towers residents and other motorists according to the 502nd Civil Engineer Squadron Those who stop in the marked cross-hatching could receive a ticket For more information call 295-4784

Closure of Ludington Road Ludington Road located in the

industrial section of the southeast corner of Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston will be closed through Feb 10 2016 to rebuild the road Access to the Army South organizational parking area will be from Parker Hill Road through the 502nd Civil Engineer Squadron Operations storage yard Access to the Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility building 4115 is restricted to contractors only

By Lori Newman Houston the home of BAMC Public Affairs Army Medicine

ldquoThis is where she started The Fort Sam Houston her career and if she would

Primary Care Clinic was re- have lived she would have named the Capt Jennifer M come back here many timesrdquo Moreno Primary Care Clinic the general said during a memorialization Moreno was killed in ac-ceremony July 24 in honor tion Oct 6 2013 in the Zhari of an Army Nurse Corps of- District of Kandahar Afghanshyficer who died on the battleshy istan while moving through-field out an improvised explosive

The clinic provides primary device belt in order to render care for about 27000 benshy medical aid to several casushyeficiaries enrolled in famshy alties and assist with their ily and adolescent medicine evacuation along with behavioral health During her distinguished services physical therapy Army career Moreno was nutritional medicine and the posthumously promoted ancillary support services of to the rank of captain and pharmacy laboratory and awarded the Bronze Star radiology Medal with ldquoVrdquo device the

The ceremony was at- Bronze Star Medal the tended by Morenorsquos two Purple Heart the Meritorishysisters Jearaldy Moreno ous Service Medal the NATO and Yaritza Cordova as well medal and the Combat Action as many of her classmates Badgefrom the University of San ldquoWhen her team came Francisco along with numershy under attack on the night ous service members and of Oct 6 2013 Moreno ran civilians Photo by Robert Shields forward to provide medishy

ldquoWe are honored and (From left) Jearaldy Moreno Yaritza Cordova and Army Maj Gen Jimmie O Keenan cal care to a fallen comrade grateful that you have joined (center) deputy commanding general (operations) US Army Medical Command where others might have us all on this beautiful day and chief of the US Army Nurse Corps unveil a plaque during the memorialization turned away and said lsquonot to perform one of the most ceremony July 24 to rename the Fort Sam Houston Primary Care Clinic the Capt my jobrsquo Spurred on by her important and most memora- Jennifer M Moreno Primary Care Clinic to honor the young Army Nurse Corps officer values training and dedicashyble things we will participate who died in Afghanistan in 2013 Moreno and Codova are Captain Morenos sisters tion to always protect Amerishyin perhaps in our military carsquos sons and daughters career ndash thatrsquos the remem- Lewis-McChord just outside arrived here in San Anto- Captain Moreno died a hero brance of a fellow Soldier Tacoma Wash She deployed nio anxiously awaiting the that night thinking of others and officer who has given the as a member of the cultural challenges she would face in instead of herself and believshyultimate sacrificerdquo said Army support team assigned to the Basic Officer Leader Course ing her actions would make Col Evan Renz Brooke Army US Army Special Opera- and at the Leader Academy the world a better placerdquo Medical Center commander tions Command supporting ldquoShe rapidly transformed Keenan said

ldquoIt is truly an honor to Joint Task Force-Afghanistan from that ROTC cadet to a Moreno was laid to rest have the family here so we during Operation Enduring committed Soldier and Army with full military honors can recognize Jenniferrsquos ser- Freedom officerrdquo Keenan said ldquoShe at Fort Rosecrans National vicerdquo said Army Maj Gen Keenan praised Morenorsquos was one capable of effectively Cemetery in San Diego Calif Jimmie O Keenan deputy success as a young Reserve and efficiently leading our ldquoThe memorialization of commanding general (op- Officersrsquo Training Corps ca- forces one who embodied the clinic was a very humshyerations) US Army Medical det at the University of San the warrior ethos and one bling experiencerdquo said Jear-Command and chief of the Francisco who believed she must alshy aldy Moreno ldquoI am extremely US Army Nurse Corps ldquoROTC provided her with ways place the mission first grateful that all these people

The 25-year-old Army the foundation to understand never accept defeat never came So many people knew Nurse Corps officer received the Armyrsquos mission vision quit and never leave a fallen Jenny and so many people her training at Fort Sam and values which really comraderdquo didnrsquot know Jenny but now Houston and was assigned shaped her brief yet heroic Keenan explained that everybody will know about to Madigan Army Medical careerrdquo Keenan said ldquoAs a it was fitting that Moreno Jenny She will be forever Center located on Joint Base strong quiet professional she be honored at Fort Sam rememberedrdquo

Fort Sam Houston Primary Care Clinic renamed in honor of Army Nurse Corps officer

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 7

AIR FORCE TAKES PART IN MILITARY NIGHT AT THE MISSIONS

Brig Gen Bob LaBrutta 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint

Base San Antonio commander throws

the ceremonial first pitch during

the Military Night at the San Antonio

Missions minor-league baseball game July 22 at the Nelson Wolff Stadium in San

Antonio The Missions players honored the men

and women in the US military by

wearing commemoshyrative camouflage

uniforms and camshyouflage hats More than 4800 people attended the game against the Frisco

Roughriders

Dave Gasaway (center) San Antonio Missions minor league

baseball team general manager poses with Chief Master Sgt

Stanley Cadell (left) Command Chief Master Sershygeant 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio

and Brig Gen Bob LaBrutta 502nd ABW and JBSA comshy

mander prior to the start of the Military Night at the San Antonio

Missions minor-league baseball games July 22

Air Force Staff Sgt Eden Meadows US Air Force Band of the West vocalist sings the Nashytional Anthem before the start of the Military Night at the San Antonio Missions minor-league baseball games July 22

Photos by David Michael The Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland Color Guard provided the flag presentashytion as part of the opening ceremonies at the Military Night at the San Antonio Missions minor-league baseball games July 22

PAGE 8 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Army Community Service celebrates 50 yearsBy Tiffani Sertich 25 1965 The theme of 25 new survivors each and their families JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Military amp the program would be month and contacted by With the imple-Family Readiness Center ldquoSelf-Help Service and approximately 700 retired mentation of the Base

Stabilityrdquo personnel and widows Realignment and CloshyldquoIf the Army had want- Under the guidance of each month Although sure process Fort Sam

ed you to have a family Army Regulation 608-1 this is not an ACS func- Houston became part of it would have issued you the Army has developed tion services rendered Joint Base San Antonio onerdquo programs based on the fall within the intent and Though the name has

Prior to the Vietnam needs of military families purpose of the overall changed from Army Com-era the military did Between July 31 1965 ACS program munity Services to the very little for the fami- and March 31 1966 By 1967 the Fort Sam Military amp Family Readishylies of service members more than 3000 patrons Houston ACS had served ness Center the services In the 1950s Elizabeth were assisted at Fort more than 100000 active provided still contribute Wichenden a Department Sam Houston with the duty and retired military to self-sufficient military of the Army consultant nature of their needs personnel as well as widshy families safe homes and conducted a study of the ranging from financial to ows wives with husbands cohesive communities social welfare needs of housing child to medical overseas and Department across the entire military the Army marital and more of the Army civilians and community within San

She identified the Personnel assigned their dependants Antonio from the Army rather shabby manner in with Army Community In addition to their to the Air Force the Navy which the military family Service duties worked normal assistance ser- to the Marine Corps members were treated with multiple agencies vices ACS had 21 special Patrons gathered July due to a lack of basic to find solutions projects in operation 21 in celebration at the social services From that In addition retired completed or pending to items are in transit a the strong volunteer pro- JBSA-Fort Sam Houston time on many proposals personnel and their de- render necessary service babysitting service two gram Fort Sam Houston MampFRC to commemorate and recommendations pendents and to survivors to all members of the waiting wives clubs and had established ACS was the 50th anniversary were made to develop as- of deceased active or Army community the Army big brother able to provide services of the Army Commushysistance for Soldiers and retired military person- These special services program for boys whose such as an annual sum- nity Services program their families nel a special ldquoSurvivor included full time profes- fathers are away from mer recreation program A timeline displayed the

In 1963 retired Lt Col Assistance and Retire- sional social workers home and more with roughly 300 par- community commitment Marie Baird was assigned ment Activityrdquo branch Fort Sam Houston Army Baird a San Antonio ticipants and also host a and highlighted mile-to develop a program existed as the Adjutant Cares for its Exeption- native retired at Fort survey on the needs of a stones made by ACS and that would address the Generalrsquos Office Here als a highly organized Sam Houston in 1968 distaff hall in San Anto- Fort Sam Houston over growing needs of military they processed an aver- successful volunteers and remained active with nio widowrsquos compensa- half a century families age of 35 Army personnel training program a lend- ACS programs through- tions and a study on the Volunteers and staff

Baird identified that per month rendered as- ing closet with household out the country She was food stamp program were acknowledged for as the composition of sistance to approximately goods for those whose known as being a mentor In addition to the their commitment to the the Army changed and in the most supportive normal services rendered military community and the normal problems possible way to the vol- the Fort Sam Houston the invaluable contribushyof family life combined unteers who were trying ACS had a total of 25 tions made to the orgashywith the special circumshy to grow into leadership special projects in opera- nization over the years stances of military life responsibility tion or pending to render From January to June were affecting the morale Bairdrsquos foresight and the best service possible 2015 JBSA-Fort Sam and retention of active unfaltering dedication to all members of the Houston volunteers have duty Soldiers Many who were the cornerstone Army community logged more than 17000 would have made the upon which Army Com- Over the years exist- hours Army a career left due munity Service was ing programs within ACS Throughout its his-to pressure from family built She received the have evolved and new tory volunteers primarshymembers dissatisfied with Legion of Merit for ones developed such as ily military wives have military life her work and became mandatory budget coun- ensured the success of

As a result of Bairdrsquos known as the ldquoFounder seling relocation assis- the ACS program With-efforts Army Chief of of Army Community tance Exeptional Family out involved members Staff Gen Harold K Servicerdquo the pioneer Member Program family volunteers veterans re-Johnson approved the es- of todayrsquos Army Family advocacy Army Family tirees service members tablishment of a program Programs and as the Action Plan and the Army and civilians showing to provide a centrally Photos by Tiffany Sertich ldquoMother of ACSrdquo Family Team Building commitment and pas-located responsive and Charles Shelby (center) retired from the military after 31 years of ser- By 1969 Fort Sam all of which contribute to sion for what they do recognizable service to vice and then volunteered at Fort Sam Houston for 25 years receives Houston ACS had won the Armyrsquos strength and the program would not furnish information as- a special tribute coin from Lt Gen Perry Wiggins (right) and Col the Fourth US Army readiness by offering ser- have been able to help sistance and guidance Steven Toft (left) Wiggins is commanding general of US Army North Honor Award for Top vices that reduce stress and improved the lives to military personnel (Fifth Army) and senior Army commander of Fort Sam Houston and Overall Service for the and build skills and self- of fellow members of the and their families July Camp Bullis Toft is commander of the 502nd Force Support Group second time Thanks to confidence for Soldiers military community

Iva Winslow (left) wears her Army Community Service volunshyteer uniform from the 1970s with Jolly Miller Army Community Services chief at the US Army Installation Management Command G-9 during the ACS 50th anniversary celebration at Fort Sam Housshyton July 21 Winslow works as a social services assistant with the 502nd Force Support Group chaplain office

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 9

IMCOM leaders dedicate tree to lsquoMother of ACSrsquoBy Jessica Marie Ryan IMCOM Public Affairs

US Army Installation Management Command leadership dedicated a live oak tree on Fort Sam Houston June 23 to honor Army Community Servicersquos 50th birthday and its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird

The tree stands next to building 2266 where the IMCOM G9 Family Programs offices are located It symbolizes the programrsquos growth strength and stability

ldquoThe tree and trunk represents the thoushysands of program professionals volunshyteers and leaders who have supported and given selfless service to our Soldiers Civilians

and their Familiesrdquo said Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs at IMCOM G9

ldquoThe branches also represent the protection that those millions of Soldiers civilians and Family members have given in service to our nationrdquo she concluded

ACS is an Army-wide program that provides community and soshycial services that help Soldiers Family memshybers and Department of the Army Civilian employees maintain readiness and develop self-reliance resiliency and stability

Baird is affectionately known as the ldquoMother of ACSrdquo due to her work in pioneering its development in 1965

ldquoShe recognized that

as the composition of the Army changed the normal problems of family life combined with special circumshystances of military livshying affected the morale and retention of active-duty Soldiersrdquo said Robert Ramsey Jr the ceremonyrsquos narrator

The ceremony was a joyous occasion yet also a solemn event as the crowd honored the legacy of another leader in Army Family proshygramming

ldquoToday we honor great leaders of the past and the presentrdquo said Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell IMCOM deputy commanding general for support

Lynn McCollum the chief of IMCOM G9 Family Programs for

the last 6 12 years passed away last week after a long battle with serious illnesses

ldquoLynn was a champishyon of military Families and a key reason our ACS offices continue to provide quality servicshyesrdquo said Stephanie L Hoehne the G9 Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation direcshytor for IMCOM ldquoIn her dedication to serve she was teleworking from the hospital until just last week when she was told to stop and restrdquo

Miller compared McCollumrsquos dedication directly to Bairdrsquos

ldquoLynn selflessly carshyried on in Ms Bairdrsquos vision in supporting Soldiers and familiesrdquo Miller said

Photo by Jessica Marie Ryan (From left) Maj Gen Lawarren Patterson deputy commanding genershyal for operations and chief of staff for US Army Installation Manageshyment Command and Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell deputy commanding general for support for IMCOM read a plaque at the tree dedication ceremony in honor of the 50th birthday of Army Community Service and the legacy of its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird on Fort Sam Houston July 23 while Col Steven Toft commander of the 502nd Mission Support Group and Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs look on

PAGE 10 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

410th Contracting Support Brigade cases colorsfor first brigade HQ deployment to AfghanistanBy Daniel P Elkins from Fort Hood Texas in ian professionalsrdquo this month from support-MICC Public Affairs February Deployment preparation ing Operation Inherent

ldquoThe 418th CSB as- also included instruction Resolve following a June Members of the 410th sumed lead service for on rollovers first aid transfer of authority

Contracting Support Bri- contracting responsibilishy weapons and other ancil- ceremony with the 900th gade cased their organi- ties and have paved the lary training conducted at CBN from MICC-Fort zational colors during a way for our assumption of Fort Bliss Texas Bragg NC ceremony at Fort Sam those dutiesrdquo Harger said Sgt 1st Class Jason The brigade also sup-Houston Monday signal- ldquoWe have been prepar- Levi the forward opera- ported the US Agency for ing the first deployment ing to replace them since tions NCO in charge ex- International Development as a brigade headquar- February and have many plained that the brigade during the outbreak of the ters since its activation in of the same responsibilishy was able to accomplish Ebola virus in West Africa May 2007 ties of a lead service for CONUS Replacement At the end of 2015

Approximately 20 mem- contracting while support- Center transition require- DOD officials announced bers of the 410th CSB will ing Army South and the ments with home station Operation Freedomrsquos depart in the coming days US Southern Commandrdquo training at Camp Bullis Sentinel as the follow-on to Afghanistan where they Maj Jason Zmijski in San Antonio as well as mission for Operation En-will serve as the command the 410th CSB chief of training facilities on Fort during Freedom to secure and control element of operations said ECC- Sam Houston gains following 13 years Expeditionary Contracting Afghanistan will consist ldquoWe basically took the of war in support of the Command-Afghanistan of the 925th Contracting Photo by Ryan Mattox CRC training schedule Afghan government and in support of Operation Battalion from Fort Drum Col Rick Harger (left) and Master Sgt Jason Hughes case the 410th and duplicated it 100 its people The operationrsquos Freedomrsquos Sentinel NY along with its 601st Contracting Support Brigade organizational colors during a ceremony percent with resources two-fold mission includes

Col Rick Harger 410th and 611th Contracting at Fort Sam Houston July 27 signaling the unitrsquos first deployment as hererdquo Levi said ldquoWe continued support of CSB commander who will Teams Additionally the a brigade headquarters since its activation in May 2007 Harger is were able to duplicate Afghan security forces and assume the role as the Army National Guardrsquos the 410th CSB commander and Hughes is the acting 410th CSB the CRC experience down counterterrorism principal assistant respon- 1956th Contracting Team sergeant major to a T so that we could Located at Fort Sam sible for contracting and from Austin Texas as minimize the time await- Houston the 410th CSB is lead the organization in well as Army Reserversquos Program as well as Con- accordance with contract ing airlift at Fort Blissrdquo a subordinate command Afghanistan set expecta- 664th Contracting Team tingency Contract Admin- terms Making the most of the of the ECC at Redstone tions for the deployment from Los Angeles Air istration Services tasks Harger added that amount of time Soldiers Arsenal Ala The brigade

ldquoI expect 410th CSB Force Base Calif make over the coming months deployments also present could spend at their home provides expeditionary Soldiers to have a safe up ECC-Afghanistan LOGCAP and CCAS were a great opportunity for station was the end state contingency contracting deployment and continue Together Zmijski said both previously managed Soldiers in the contract- Zmijski said support to Army South to provide premier con- they will be supporting by the Defense Contract ing and judge advocate ldquoI must admit logisti- in support of Army and tracting support by asking the Combined-Security Management Agency general military occupa- cally it might have been joint operations in the US questions paying attention Transition Command ldquoIn terms of our mission tional specialties to gain easier to go to Fort Bliss Southern Command area to detail and ensuring each Afghanistan and US set on the ground the experience in areas where CRC for the weeklong pro- of operations contract action ndash no matter Forces-Afghanistan ndash the CCAS is something that they may not have worked cess but wersquore going to be Zmijski said the roughly the dollar value ndash is lsquoworth agencies that facilitate typically does not fall in before such as minor gone for nine months so 60-strong civilian work-every centrsquordquo he said the transfer of power to the 51 Charlie missionrdquo construction or services we want to maximize our force remaining behind

The deployment follows Afghanistan government Zmijski said ldquoItrsquos kind of a contracts claims and time here with families will continue to support its a transition earlier this ldquoOf course the main different skill set We had post-award administration particularly because itrsquos contract mission following year to provide operation- customer is the warfighter to increase our under- duties the summer season and the alignment and streamshyal contract support from As green suiters wersquore standing of the practices ldquoDeployments also offer children are home from lining of certain functions the US Central Command the ones who will help in and tools to execute CCASrdquo our leaders with more op- schoolrdquo Zmijski added and processes to cover Joint Theater Support buying their beans and To better prepare a portunities to teach coach ldquoThese last days are ever critical element Contracting Command to bullets as well as the other team from the brigade and mentor their subordi- critical to give back to ldquoItrsquos important to men-ECC-Afghanistan as the supplies and services that traveled to Rock Island nates because of a higher people to spend with their tion that the execution Army becomes the lead sustain the Armyrdquo Zmijski Ill in June to participate operations tempo and lon- familiesrdquo arm of how we sup-service for contracting said of the Soldiers from in a CCAS-focused exer- ger duty hoursrdquo Harger Although this is the first port ARSOUTH is with

The 410th CSB will Fort Drumrsquos 10th Moun- cise Brigade members added ldquoOur Soldiers will deployment of the 410th our civilian workforce take on the command tain who will make up the also have been in constant get to draw from the vast CSB as a command and and at the battalion and and control mission from combatant command contact via video telecon- experience and knowledge control element brigade team level Itrsquos where the members of the Army ECC-Afghanistan also ference to learn the duties of our civilian workforce Soldiers have long sup- rubber meets the road Mission and Installation will be responsible for of administering CCAS because we will be work- ported the war and con- since those are the folks Contracting Commandrsquos administering the Logis- to ensure the delivery of ing side by side with both tingency efforts Its 916th who write the contractsrdquo 418th CSB that deployed tics Civil Augmentation supplies and services in Army and contracted civil- CBN redeployed home Zmijski said

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 7

AIR FORCE TAKES PART IN MILITARY NIGHT AT THE MISSIONS

Brig Gen Bob LaBrutta 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint

Base San Antonio commander throws

the ceremonial first pitch during

the Military Night at the San Antonio

Missions minor-league baseball game July 22 at the Nelson Wolff Stadium in San

Antonio The Missions players honored the men

and women in the US military by

wearing commemoshyrative camouflage

uniforms and camshyouflage hats More than 4800 people attended the game against the Frisco

Roughriders

Dave Gasaway (center) San Antonio Missions minor league

baseball team general manager poses with Chief Master Sgt

Stanley Cadell (left) Command Chief Master Sershygeant 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio

and Brig Gen Bob LaBrutta 502nd ABW and JBSA comshy

mander prior to the start of the Military Night at the San Antonio

Missions minor-league baseball games July 22

Air Force Staff Sgt Eden Meadows US Air Force Band of the West vocalist sings the Nashytional Anthem before the start of the Military Night at the San Antonio Missions minor-league baseball games July 22

Photos by David Michael The Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland Color Guard provided the flag presentashytion as part of the opening ceremonies at the Military Night at the San Antonio Missions minor-league baseball games July 22

PAGE 8 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Army Community Service celebrates 50 yearsBy Tiffani Sertich 25 1965 The theme of 25 new survivors each and their families JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Military amp the program would be month and contacted by With the imple-Family Readiness Center ldquoSelf-Help Service and approximately 700 retired mentation of the Base

Stabilityrdquo personnel and widows Realignment and CloshyldquoIf the Army had want- Under the guidance of each month Although sure process Fort Sam

ed you to have a family Army Regulation 608-1 this is not an ACS func- Houston became part of it would have issued you the Army has developed tion services rendered Joint Base San Antonio onerdquo programs based on the fall within the intent and Though the name has

Prior to the Vietnam needs of military families purpose of the overall changed from Army Com-era the military did Between July 31 1965 ACS program munity Services to the very little for the fami- and March 31 1966 By 1967 the Fort Sam Military amp Family Readishylies of service members more than 3000 patrons Houston ACS had served ness Center the services In the 1950s Elizabeth were assisted at Fort more than 100000 active provided still contribute Wichenden a Department Sam Houston with the duty and retired military to self-sufficient military of the Army consultant nature of their needs personnel as well as widshy families safe homes and conducted a study of the ranging from financial to ows wives with husbands cohesive communities social welfare needs of housing child to medical overseas and Department across the entire military the Army marital and more of the Army civilians and community within San

She identified the Personnel assigned their dependants Antonio from the Army rather shabby manner in with Army Community In addition to their to the Air Force the Navy which the military family Service duties worked normal assistance ser- to the Marine Corps members were treated with multiple agencies vices ACS had 21 special Patrons gathered July due to a lack of basic to find solutions projects in operation 21 in celebration at the social services From that In addition retired completed or pending to items are in transit a the strong volunteer pro- JBSA-Fort Sam Houston time on many proposals personnel and their de- render necessary service babysitting service two gram Fort Sam Houston MampFRC to commemorate and recommendations pendents and to survivors to all members of the waiting wives clubs and had established ACS was the 50th anniversary were made to develop as- of deceased active or Army community the Army big brother able to provide services of the Army Commushysistance for Soldiers and retired military person- These special services program for boys whose such as an annual sum- nity Services program their families nel a special ldquoSurvivor included full time profes- fathers are away from mer recreation program A timeline displayed the

In 1963 retired Lt Col Assistance and Retire- sional social workers home and more with roughly 300 par- community commitment Marie Baird was assigned ment Activityrdquo branch Fort Sam Houston Army Baird a San Antonio ticipants and also host a and highlighted mile-to develop a program existed as the Adjutant Cares for its Exeption- native retired at Fort survey on the needs of a stones made by ACS and that would address the Generalrsquos Office Here als a highly organized Sam Houston in 1968 distaff hall in San Anto- Fort Sam Houston over growing needs of military they processed an aver- successful volunteers and remained active with nio widowrsquos compensa- half a century families age of 35 Army personnel training program a lend- ACS programs through- tions and a study on the Volunteers and staff

Baird identified that per month rendered as- ing closet with household out the country She was food stamp program were acknowledged for as the composition of sistance to approximately goods for those whose known as being a mentor In addition to the their commitment to the the Army changed and in the most supportive normal services rendered military community and the normal problems possible way to the vol- the Fort Sam Houston the invaluable contribushyof family life combined unteers who were trying ACS had a total of 25 tions made to the orgashywith the special circumshy to grow into leadership special projects in opera- nization over the years stances of military life responsibility tion or pending to render From January to June were affecting the morale Bairdrsquos foresight and the best service possible 2015 JBSA-Fort Sam and retention of active unfaltering dedication to all members of the Houston volunteers have duty Soldiers Many who were the cornerstone Army community logged more than 17000 would have made the upon which Army Com- Over the years exist- hours Army a career left due munity Service was ing programs within ACS Throughout its his-to pressure from family built She received the have evolved and new tory volunteers primarshymembers dissatisfied with Legion of Merit for ones developed such as ily military wives have military life her work and became mandatory budget coun- ensured the success of

As a result of Bairdrsquos known as the ldquoFounder seling relocation assis- the ACS program With-efforts Army Chief of of Army Community tance Exeptional Family out involved members Staff Gen Harold K Servicerdquo the pioneer Member Program family volunteers veterans re-Johnson approved the es- of todayrsquos Army Family advocacy Army Family tirees service members tablishment of a program Programs and as the Action Plan and the Army and civilians showing to provide a centrally Photos by Tiffany Sertich ldquoMother of ACSrdquo Family Team Building commitment and pas-located responsive and Charles Shelby (center) retired from the military after 31 years of ser- By 1969 Fort Sam all of which contribute to sion for what they do recognizable service to vice and then volunteered at Fort Sam Houston for 25 years receives Houston ACS had won the Armyrsquos strength and the program would not furnish information as- a special tribute coin from Lt Gen Perry Wiggins (right) and Col the Fourth US Army readiness by offering ser- have been able to help sistance and guidance Steven Toft (left) Wiggins is commanding general of US Army North Honor Award for Top vices that reduce stress and improved the lives to military personnel (Fifth Army) and senior Army commander of Fort Sam Houston and Overall Service for the and build skills and self- of fellow members of the and their families July Camp Bullis Toft is commander of the 502nd Force Support Group second time Thanks to confidence for Soldiers military community

Iva Winslow (left) wears her Army Community Service volunshyteer uniform from the 1970s with Jolly Miller Army Community Services chief at the US Army Installation Management Command G-9 during the ACS 50th anniversary celebration at Fort Sam Housshyton July 21 Winslow works as a social services assistant with the 502nd Force Support Group chaplain office

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 9

IMCOM leaders dedicate tree to lsquoMother of ACSrsquoBy Jessica Marie Ryan IMCOM Public Affairs

US Army Installation Management Command leadership dedicated a live oak tree on Fort Sam Houston June 23 to honor Army Community Servicersquos 50th birthday and its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird

The tree stands next to building 2266 where the IMCOM G9 Family Programs offices are located It symbolizes the programrsquos growth strength and stability

ldquoThe tree and trunk represents the thoushysands of program professionals volunshyteers and leaders who have supported and given selfless service to our Soldiers Civilians

and their Familiesrdquo said Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs at IMCOM G9

ldquoThe branches also represent the protection that those millions of Soldiers civilians and Family members have given in service to our nationrdquo she concluded

ACS is an Army-wide program that provides community and soshycial services that help Soldiers Family memshybers and Department of the Army Civilian employees maintain readiness and develop self-reliance resiliency and stability

Baird is affectionately known as the ldquoMother of ACSrdquo due to her work in pioneering its development in 1965

ldquoShe recognized that

as the composition of the Army changed the normal problems of family life combined with special circumshystances of military livshying affected the morale and retention of active-duty Soldiersrdquo said Robert Ramsey Jr the ceremonyrsquos narrator

The ceremony was a joyous occasion yet also a solemn event as the crowd honored the legacy of another leader in Army Family proshygramming

ldquoToday we honor great leaders of the past and the presentrdquo said Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell IMCOM deputy commanding general for support

Lynn McCollum the chief of IMCOM G9 Family Programs for

the last 6 12 years passed away last week after a long battle with serious illnesses

ldquoLynn was a champishyon of military Families and a key reason our ACS offices continue to provide quality servicshyesrdquo said Stephanie L Hoehne the G9 Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation direcshytor for IMCOM ldquoIn her dedication to serve she was teleworking from the hospital until just last week when she was told to stop and restrdquo

Miller compared McCollumrsquos dedication directly to Bairdrsquos

ldquoLynn selflessly carshyried on in Ms Bairdrsquos vision in supporting Soldiers and familiesrdquo Miller said

Photo by Jessica Marie Ryan (From left) Maj Gen Lawarren Patterson deputy commanding genershyal for operations and chief of staff for US Army Installation Manageshyment Command and Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell deputy commanding general for support for IMCOM read a plaque at the tree dedication ceremony in honor of the 50th birthday of Army Community Service and the legacy of its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird on Fort Sam Houston July 23 while Col Steven Toft commander of the 502nd Mission Support Group and Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs look on

PAGE 10 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

410th Contracting Support Brigade cases colorsfor first brigade HQ deployment to AfghanistanBy Daniel P Elkins from Fort Hood Texas in ian professionalsrdquo this month from support-MICC Public Affairs February Deployment preparation ing Operation Inherent

ldquoThe 418th CSB as- also included instruction Resolve following a June Members of the 410th sumed lead service for on rollovers first aid transfer of authority

Contracting Support Bri- contracting responsibilishy weapons and other ancil- ceremony with the 900th gade cased their organi- ties and have paved the lary training conducted at CBN from MICC-Fort zational colors during a way for our assumption of Fort Bliss Texas Bragg NC ceremony at Fort Sam those dutiesrdquo Harger said Sgt 1st Class Jason The brigade also sup-Houston Monday signal- ldquoWe have been prepar- Levi the forward opera- ported the US Agency for ing the first deployment ing to replace them since tions NCO in charge ex- International Development as a brigade headquar- February and have many plained that the brigade during the outbreak of the ters since its activation in of the same responsibilishy was able to accomplish Ebola virus in West Africa May 2007 ties of a lead service for CONUS Replacement At the end of 2015

Approximately 20 mem- contracting while support- Center transition require- DOD officials announced bers of the 410th CSB will ing Army South and the ments with home station Operation Freedomrsquos depart in the coming days US Southern Commandrdquo training at Camp Bullis Sentinel as the follow-on to Afghanistan where they Maj Jason Zmijski in San Antonio as well as mission for Operation En-will serve as the command the 410th CSB chief of training facilities on Fort during Freedom to secure and control element of operations said ECC- Sam Houston gains following 13 years Expeditionary Contracting Afghanistan will consist ldquoWe basically took the of war in support of the Command-Afghanistan of the 925th Contracting Photo by Ryan Mattox CRC training schedule Afghan government and in support of Operation Battalion from Fort Drum Col Rick Harger (left) and Master Sgt Jason Hughes case the 410th and duplicated it 100 its people The operationrsquos Freedomrsquos Sentinel NY along with its 601st Contracting Support Brigade organizational colors during a ceremony percent with resources two-fold mission includes

Col Rick Harger 410th and 611th Contracting at Fort Sam Houston July 27 signaling the unitrsquos first deployment as hererdquo Levi said ldquoWe continued support of CSB commander who will Teams Additionally the a brigade headquarters since its activation in May 2007 Harger is were able to duplicate Afghan security forces and assume the role as the Army National Guardrsquos the 410th CSB commander and Hughes is the acting 410th CSB the CRC experience down counterterrorism principal assistant respon- 1956th Contracting Team sergeant major to a T so that we could Located at Fort Sam sible for contracting and from Austin Texas as minimize the time await- Houston the 410th CSB is lead the organization in well as Army Reserversquos Program as well as Con- accordance with contract ing airlift at Fort Blissrdquo a subordinate command Afghanistan set expecta- 664th Contracting Team tingency Contract Admin- terms Making the most of the of the ECC at Redstone tions for the deployment from Los Angeles Air istration Services tasks Harger added that amount of time Soldiers Arsenal Ala The brigade

ldquoI expect 410th CSB Force Base Calif make over the coming months deployments also present could spend at their home provides expeditionary Soldiers to have a safe up ECC-Afghanistan LOGCAP and CCAS were a great opportunity for station was the end state contingency contracting deployment and continue Together Zmijski said both previously managed Soldiers in the contract- Zmijski said support to Army South to provide premier con- they will be supporting by the Defense Contract ing and judge advocate ldquoI must admit logisti- in support of Army and tracting support by asking the Combined-Security Management Agency general military occupa- cally it might have been joint operations in the US questions paying attention Transition Command ldquoIn terms of our mission tional specialties to gain easier to go to Fort Bliss Southern Command area to detail and ensuring each Afghanistan and US set on the ground the experience in areas where CRC for the weeklong pro- of operations contract action ndash no matter Forces-Afghanistan ndash the CCAS is something that they may not have worked cess but wersquore going to be Zmijski said the roughly the dollar value ndash is lsquoworth agencies that facilitate typically does not fall in before such as minor gone for nine months so 60-strong civilian work-every centrsquordquo he said the transfer of power to the 51 Charlie missionrdquo construction or services we want to maximize our force remaining behind

The deployment follows Afghanistan government Zmijski said ldquoItrsquos kind of a contracts claims and time here with families will continue to support its a transition earlier this ldquoOf course the main different skill set We had post-award administration particularly because itrsquos contract mission following year to provide operation- customer is the warfighter to increase our under- duties the summer season and the alignment and streamshyal contract support from As green suiters wersquore standing of the practices ldquoDeployments also offer children are home from lining of certain functions the US Central Command the ones who will help in and tools to execute CCASrdquo our leaders with more op- schoolrdquo Zmijski added and processes to cover Joint Theater Support buying their beans and To better prepare a portunities to teach coach ldquoThese last days are ever critical element Contracting Command to bullets as well as the other team from the brigade and mentor their subordi- critical to give back to ldquoItrsquos important to men-ECC-Afghanistan as the supplies and services that traveled to Rock Island nates because of a higher people to spend with their tion that the execution Army becomes the lead sustain the Armyrdquo Zmijski Ill in June to participate operations tempo and lon- familiesrdquo arm of how we sup-service for contracting said of the Soldiers from in a CCAS-focused exer- ger duty hoursrdquo Harger Although this is the first port ARSOUTH is with

The 410th CSB will Fort Drumrsquos 10th Moun- cise Brigade members added ldquoOur Soldiers will deployment of the 410th our civilian workforce take on the command tain who will make up the also have been in constant get to draw from the vast CSB as a command and and at the battalion and and control mission from combatant command contact via video telecon- experience and knowledge control element brigade team level Itrsquos where the members of the Army ECC-Afghanistan also ference to learn the duties of our civilian workforce Soldiers have long sup- rubber meets the road Mission and Installation will be responsible for of administering CCAS because we will be work- ported the war and con- since those are the folks Contracting Commandrsquos administering the Logis- to ensure the delivery of ing side by side with both tingency efforts Its 916th who write the contractsrdquo 418th CSB that deployed tics Civil Augmentation supplies and services in Army and contracted civil- CBN redeployed home Zmijski said

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

PAGE 8 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Army Community Service celebrates 50 yearsBy Tiffani Sertich 25 1965 The theme of 25 new survivors each and their families JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Military amp the program would be month and contacted by With the imple-Family Readiness Center ldquoSelf-Help Service and approximately 700 retired mentation of the Base

Stabilityrdquo personnel and widows Realignment and CloshyldquoIf the Army had want- Under the guidance of each month Although sure process Fort Sam

ed you to have a family Army Regulation 608-1 this is not an ACS func- Houston became part of it would have issued you the Army has developed tion services rendered Joint Base San Antonio onerdquo programs based on the fall within the intent and Though the name has

Prior to the Vietnam needs of military families purpose of the overall changed from Army Com-era the military did Between July 31 1965 ACS program munity Services to the very little for the fami- and March 31 1966 By 1967 the Fort Sam Military amp Family Readishylies of service members more than 3000 patrons Houston ACS had served ness Center the services In the 1950s Elizabeth were assisted at Fort more than 100000 active provided still contribute Wichenden a Department Sam Houston with the duty and retired military to self-sufficient military of the Army consultant nature of their needs personnel as well as widshy families safe homes and conducted a study of the ranging from financial to ows wives with husbands cohesive communities social welfare needs of housing child to medical overseas and Department across the entire military the Army marital and more of the Army civilians and community within San

She identified the Personnel assigned their dependants Antonio from the Army rather shabby manner in with Army Community In addition to their to the Air Force the Navy which the military family Service duties worked normal assistance ser- to the Marine Corps members were treated with multiple agencies vices ACS had 21 special Patrons gathered July due to a lack of basic to find solutions projects in operation 21 in celebration at the social services From that In addition retired completed or pending to items are in transit a the strong volunteer pro- JBSA-Fort Sam Houston time on many proposals personnel and their de- render necessary service babysitting service two gram Fort Sam Houston MampFRC to commemorate and recommendations pendents and to survivors to all members of the waiting wives clubs and had established ACS was the 50th anniversary were made to develop as- of deceased active or Army community the Army big brother able to provide services of the Army Commushysistance for Soldiers and retired military person- These special services program for boys whose such as an annual sum- nity Services program their families nel a special ldquoSurvivor included full time profes- fathers are away from mer recreation program A timeline displayed the

In 1963 retired Lt Col Assistance and Retire- sional social workers home and more with roughly 300 par- community commitment Marie Baird was assigned ment Activityrdquo branch Fort Sam Houston Army Baird a San Antonio ticipants and also host a and highlighted mile-to develop a program existed as the Adjutant Cares for its Exeption- native retired at Fort survey on the needs of a stones made by ACS and that would address the Generalrsquos Office Here als a highly organized Sam Houston in 1968 distaff hall in San Anto- Fort Sam Houston over growing needs of military they processed an aver- successful volunteers and remained active with nio widowrsquos compensa- half a century families age of 35 Army personnel training program a lend- ACS programs through- tions and a study on the Volunteers and staff

Baird identified that per month rendered as- ing closet with household out the country She was food stamp program were acknowledged for as the composition of sistance to approximately goods for those whose known as being a mentor In addition to the their commitment to the the Army changed and in the most supportive normal services rendered military community and the normal problems possible way to the vol- the Fort Sam Houston the invaluable contribushyof family life combined unteers who were trying ACS had a total of 25 tions made to the orgashywith the special circumshy to grow into leadership special projects in opera- nization over the years stances of military life responsibility tion or pending to render From January to June were affecting the morale Bairdrsquos foresight and the best service possible 2015 JBSA-Fort Sam and retention of active unfaltering dedication to all members of the Houston volunteers have duty Soldiers Many who were the cornerstone Army community logged more than 17000 would have made the upon which Army Com- Over the years exist- hours Army a career left due munity Service was ing programs within ACS Throughout its his-to pressure from family built She received the have evolved and new tory volunteers primarshymembers dissatisfied with Legion of Merit for ones developed such as ily military wives have military life her work and became mandatory budget coun- ensured the success of

As a result of Bairdrsquos known as the ldquoFounder seling relocation assis- the ACS program With-efforts Army Chief of of Army Community tance Exeptional Family out involved members Staff Gen Harold K Servicerdquo the pioneer Member Program family volunteers veterans re-Johnson approved the es- of todayrsquos Army Family advocacy Army Family tirees service members tablishment of a program Programs and as the Action Plan and the Army and civilians showing to provide a centrally Photos by Tiffany Sertich ldquoMother of ACSrdquo Family Team Building commitment and pas-located responsive and Charles Shelby (center) retired from the military after 31 years of ser- By 1969 Fort Sam all of which contribute to sion for what they do recognizable service to vice and then volunteered at Fort Sam Houston for 25 years receives Houston ACS had won the Armyrsquos strength and the program would not furnish information as- a special tribute coin from Lt Gen Perry Wiggins (right) and Col the Fourth US Army readiness by offering ser- have been able to help sistance and guidance Steven Toft (left) Wiggins is commanding general of US Army North Honor Award for Top vices that reduce stress and improved the lives to military personnel (Fifth Army) and senior Army commander of Fort Sam Houston and Overall Service for the and build skills and self- of fellow members of the and their families July Camp Bullis Toft is commander of the 502nd Force Support Group second time Thanks to confidence for Soldiers military community

Iva Winslow (left) wears her Army Community Service volunshyteer uniform from the 1970s with Jolly Miller Army Community Services chief at the US Army Installation Management Command G-9 during the ACS 50th anniversary celebration at Fort Sam Housshyton July 21 Winslow works as a social services assistant with the 502nd Force Support Group chaplain office

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 9

IMCOM leaders dedicate tree to lsquoMother of ACSrsquoBy Jessica Marie Ryan IMCOM Public Affairs

US Army Installation Management Command leadership dedicated a live oak tree on Fort Sam Houston June 23 to honor Army Community Servicersquos 50th birthday and its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird

The tree stands next to building 2266 where the IMCOM G9 Family Programs offices are located It symbolizes the programrsquos growth strength and stability

ldquoThe tree and trunk represents the thoushysands of program professionals volunshyteers and leaders who have supported and given selfless service to our Soldiers Civilians

and their Familiesrdquo said Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs at IMCOM G9

ldquoThe branches also represent the protection that those millions of Soldiers civilians and Family members have given in service to our nationrdquo she concluded

ACS is an Army-wide program that provides community and soshycial services that help Soldiers Family memshybers and Department of the Army Civilian employees maintain readiness and develop self-reliance resiliency and stability

Baird is affectionately known as the ldquoMother of ACSrdquo due to her work in pioneering its development in 1965

ldquoShe recognized that

as the composition of the Army changed the normal problems of family life combined with special circumshystances of military livshying affected the morale and retention of active-duty Soldiersrdquo said Robert Ramsey Jr the ceremonyrsquos narrator

The ceremony was a joyous occasion yet also a solemn event as the crowd honored the legacy of another leader in Army Family proshygramming

ldquoToday we honor great leaders of the past and the presentrdquo said Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell IMCOM deputy commanding general for support

Lynn McCollum the chief of IMCOM G9 Family Programs for

the last 6 12 years passed away last week after a long battle with serious illnesses

ldquoLynn was a champishyon of military Families and a key reason our ACS offices continue to provide quality servicshyesrdquo said Stephanie L Hoehne the G9 Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation direcshytor for IMCOM ldquoIn her dedication to serve she was teleworking from the hospital until just last week when she was told to stop and restrdquo

Miller compared McCollumrsquos dedication directly to Bairdrsquos

ldquoLynn selflessly carshyried on in Ms Bairdrsquos vision in supporting Soldiers and familiesrdquo Miller said

Photo by Jessica Marie Ryan (From left) Maj Gen Lawarren Patterson deputy commanding genershyal for operations and chief of staff for US Army Installation Manageshyment Command and Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell deputy commanding general for support for IMCOM read a plaque at the tree dedication ceremony in honor of the 50th birthday of Army Community Service and the legacy of its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird on Fort Sam Houston July 23 while Col Steven Toft commander of the 502nd Mission Support Group and Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs look on

PAGE 10 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

410th Contracting Support Brigade cases colorsfor first brigade HQ deployment to AfghanistanBy Daniel P Elkins from Fort Hood Texas in ian professionalsrdquo this month from support-MICC Public Affairs February Deployment preparation ing Operation Inherent

ldquoThe 418th CSB as- also included instruction Resolve following a June Members of the 410th sumed lead service for on rollovers first aid transfer of authority

Contracting Support Bri- contracting responsibilishy weapons and other ancil- ceremony with the 900th gade cased their organi- ties and have paved the lary training conducted at CBN from MICC-Fort zational colors during a way for our assumption of Fort Bliss Texas Bragg NC ceremony at Fort Sam those dutiesrdquo Harger said Sgt 1st Class Jason The brigade also sup-Houston Monday signal- ldquoWe have been prepar- Levi the forward opera- ported the US Agency for ing the first deployment ing to replace them since tions NCO in charge ex- International Development as a brigade headquar- February and have many plained that the brigade during the outbreak of the ters since its activation in of the same responsibilishy was able to accomplish Ebola virus in West Africa May 2007 ties of a lead service for CONUS Replacement At the end of 2015

Approximately 20 mem- contracting while support- Center transition require- DOD officials announced bers of the 410th CSB will ing Army South and the ments with home station Operation Freedomrsquos depart in the coming days US Southern Commandrdquo training at Camp Bullis Sentinel as the follow-on to Afghanistan where they Maj Jason Zmijski in San Antonio as well as mission for Operation En-will serve as the command the 410th CSB chief of training facilities on Fort during Freedom to secure and control element of operations said ECC- Sam Houston gains following 13 years Expeditionary Contracting Afghanistan will consist ldquoWe basically took the of war in support of the Command-Afghanistan of the 925th Contracting Photo by Ryan Mattox CRC training schedule Afghan government and in support of Operation Battalion from Fort Drum Col Rick Harger (left) and Master Sgt Jason Hughes case the 410th and duplicated it 100 its people The operationrsquos Freedomrsquos Sentinel NY along with its 601st Contracting Support Brigade organizational colors during a ceremony percent with resources two-fold mission includes

Col Rick Harger 410th and 611th Contracting at Fort Sam Houston July 27 signaling the unitrsquos first deployment as hererdquo Levi said ldquoWe continued support of CSB commander who will Teams Additionally the a brigade headquarters since its activation in May 2007 Harger is were able to duplicate Afghan security forces and assume the role as the Army National Guardrsquos the 410th CSB commander and Hughes is the acting 410th CSB the CRC experience down counterterrorism principal assistant respon- 1956th Contracting Team sergeant major to a T so that we could Located at Fort Sam sible for contracting and from Austin Texas as minimize the time await- Houston the 410th CSB is lead the organization in well as Army Reserversquos Program as well as Con- accordance with contract ing airlift at Fort Blissrdquo a subordinate command Afghanistan set expecta- 664th Contracting Team tingency Contract Admin- terms Making the most of the of the ECC at Redstone tions for the deployment from Los Angeles Air istration Services tasks Harger added that amount of time Soldiers Arsenal Ala The brigade

ldquoI expect 410th CSB Force Base Calif make over the coming months deployments also present could spend at their home provides expeditionary Soldiers to have a safe up ECC-Afghanistan LOGCAP and CCAS were a great opportunity for station was the end state contingency contracting deployment and continue Together Zmijski said both previously managed Soldiers in the contract- Zmijski said support to Army South to provide premier con- they will be supporting by the Defense Contract ing and judge advocate ldquoI must admit logisti- in support of Army and tracting support by asking the Combined-Security Management Agency general military occupa- cally it might have been joint operations in the US questions paying attention Transition Command ldquoIn terms of our mission tional specialties to gain easier to go to Fort Bliss Southern Command area to detail and ensuring each Afghanistan and US set on the ground the experience in areas where CRC for the weeklong pro- of operations contract action ndash no matter Forces-Afghanistan ndash the CCAS is something that they may not have worked cess but wersquore going to be Zmijski said the roughly the dollar value ndash is lsquoworth agencies that facilitate typically does not fall in before such as minor gone for nine months so 60-strong civilian work-every centrsquordquo he said the transfer of power to the 51 Charlie missionrdquo construction or services we want to maximize our force remaining behind

The deployment follows Afghanistan government Zmijski said ldquoItrsquos kind of a contracts claims and time here with families will continue to support its a transition earlier this ldquoOf course the main different skill set We had post-award administration particularly because itrsquos contract mission following year to provide operation- customer is the warfighter to increase our under- duties the summer season and the alignment and streamshyal contract support from As green suiters wersquore standing of the practices ldquoDeployments also offer children are home from lining of certain functions the US Central Command the ones who will help in and tools to execute CCASrdquo our leaders with more op- schoolrdquo Zmijski added and processes to cover Joint Theater Support buying their beans and To better prepare a portunities to teach coach ldquoThese last days are ever critical element Contracting Command to bullets as well as the other team from the brigade and mentor their subordi- critical to give back to ldquoItrsquos important to men-ECC-Afghanistan as the supplies and services that traveled to Rock Island nates because of a higher people to spend with their tion that the execution Army becomes the lead sustain the Armyrdquo Zmijski Ill in June to participate operations tempo and lon- familiesrdquo arm of how we sup-service for contracting said of the Soldiers from in a CCAS-focused exer- ger duty hoursrdquo Harger Although this is the first port ARSOUTH is with

The 410th CSB will Fort Drumrsquos 10th Moun- cise Brigade members added ldquoOur Soldiers will deployment of the 410th our civilian workforce take on the command tain who will make up the also have been in constant get to draw from the vast CSB as a command and and at the battalion and and control mission from combatant command contact via video telecon- experience and knowledge control element brigade team level Itrsquos where the members of the Army ECC-Afghanistan also ference to learn the duties of our civilian workforce Soldiers have long sup- rubber meets the road Mission and Installation will be responsible for of administering CCAS because we will be work- ported the war and con- since those are the folks Contracting Commandrsquos administering the Logis- to ensure the delivery of ing side by side with both tingency efforts Its 916th who write the contractsrdquo 418th CSB that deployed tics Civil Augmentation supplies and services in Army and contracted civil- CBN redeployed home Zmijski said

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 9

IMCOM leaders dedicate tree to lsquoMother of ACSrsquoBy Jessica Marie Ryan IMCOM Public Affairs

US Army Installation Management Command leadership dedicated a live oak tree on Fort Sam Houston June 23 to honor Army Community Servicersquos 50th birthday and its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird

The tree stands next to building 2266 where the IMCOM G9 Family Programs offices are located It symbolizes the programrsquos growth strength and stability

ldquoThe tree and trunk represents the thoushysands of program professionals volunshyteers and leaders who have supported and given selfless service to our Soldiers Civilians

and their Familiesrdquo said Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs at IMCOM G9

ldquoThe branches also represent the protection that those millions of Soldiers civilians and Family members have given in service to our nationrdquo she concluded

ACS is an Army-wide program that provides community and soshycial services that help Soldiers Family memshybers and Department of the Army Civilian employees maintain readiness and develop self-reliance resiliency and stability

Baird is affectionately known as the ldquoMother of ACSrdquo due to her work in pioneering its development in 1965

ldquoShe recognized that

as the composition of the Army changed the normal problems of family life combined with special circumshystances of military livshying affected the morale and retention of active-duty Soldiersrdquo said Robert Ramsey Jr the ceremonyrsquos narrator

The ceremony was a joyous occasion yet also a solemn event as the crowd honored the legacy of another leader in Army Family proshygramming

ldquoToday we honor great leaders of the past and the presentrdquo said Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell IMCOM deputy commanding general for support

Lynn McCollum the chief of IMCOM G9 Family Programs for

the last 6 12 years passed away last week after a long battle with serious illnesses

ldquoLynn was a champishyon of military Families and a key reason our ACS offices continue to provide quality servicshyesrdquo said Stephanie L Hoehne the G9 Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation direcshytor for IMCOM ldquoIn her dedication to serve she was teleworking from the hospital until just last week when she was told to stop and restrdquo

Miller compared McCollumrsquos dedication directly to Bairdrsquos

ldquoLynn selflessly carshyried on in Ms Bairdrsquos vision in supporting Soldiers and familiesrdquo Miller said

Photo by Jessica Marie Ryan (From left) Maj Gen Lawarren Patterson deputy commanding genershyal for operations and chief of staff for US Army Installation Manageshyment Command and Brig Gen Daniel Mitchell deputy commanding general for support for IMCOM read a plaque at the tree dedication ceremony in honor of the 50th birthday of Army Community Service and the legacy of its founder the late Lt Col Emma Marie Baird on Fort Sam Houston July 23 while Col Steven Toft commander of the 502nd Mission Support Group and Mariangiola Miller Chief of ACS Programs look on

PAGE 10 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

410th Contracting Support Brigade cases colorsfor first brigade HQ deployment to AfghanistanBy Daniel P Elkins from Fort Hood Texas in ian professionalsrdquo this month from support-MICC Public Affairs February Deployment preparation ing Operation Inherent

ldquoThe 418th CSB as- also included instruction Resolve following a June Members of the 410th sumed lead service for on rollovers first aid transfer of authority

Contracting Support Bri- contracting responsibilishy weapons and other ancil- ceremony with the 900th gade cased their organi- ties and have paved the lary training conducted at CBN from MICC-Fort zational colors during a way for our assumption of Fort Bliss Texas Bragg NC ceremony at Fort Sam those dutiesrdquo Harger said Sgt 1st Class Jason The brigade also sup-Houston Monday signal- ldquoWe have been prepar- Levi the forward opera- ported the US Agency for ing the first deployment ing to replace them since tions NCO in charge ex- International Development as a brigade headquar- February and have many plained that the brigade during the outbreak of the ters since its activation in of the same responsibilishy was able to accomplish Ebola virus in West Africa May 2007 ties of a lead service for CONUS Replacement At the end of 2015

Approximately 20 mem- contracting while support- Center transition require- DOD officials announced bers of the 410th CSB will ing Army South and the ments with home station Operation Freedomrsquos depart in the coming days US Southern Commandrdquo training at Camp Bullis Sentinel as the follow-on to Afghanistan where they Maj Jason Zmijski in San Antonio as well as mission for Operation En-will serve as the command the 410th CSB chief of training facilities on Fort during Freedom to secure and control element of operations said ECC- Sam Houston gains following 13 years Expeditionary Contracting Afghanistan will consist ldquoWe basically took the of war in support of the Command-Afghanistan of the 925th Contracting Photo by Ryan Mattox CRC training schedule Afghan government and in support of Operation Battalion from Fort Drum Col Rick Harger (left) and Master Sgt Jason Hughes case the 410th and duplicated it 100 its people The operationrsquos Freedomrsquos Sentinel NY along with its 601st Contracting Support Brigade organizational colors during a ceremony percent with resources two-fold mission includes

Col Rick Harger 410th and 611th Contracting at Fort Sam Houston July 27 signaling the unitrsquos first deployment as hererdquo Levi said ldquoWe continued support of CSB commander who will Teams Additionally the a brigade headquarters since its activation in May 2007 Harger is were able to duplicate Afghan security forces and assume the role as the Army National Guardrsquos the 410th CSB commander and Hughes is the acting 410th CSB the CRC experience down counterterrorism principal assistant respon- 1956th Contracting Team sergeant major to a T so that we could Located at Fort Sam sible for contracting and from Austin Texas as minimize the time await- Houston the 410th CSB is lead the organization in well as Army Reserversquos Program as well as Con- accordance with contract ing airlift at Fort Blissrdquo a subordinate command Afghanistan set expecta- 664th Contracting Team tingency Contract Admin- terms Making the most of the of the ECC at Redstone tions for the deployment from Los Angeles Air istration Services tasks Harger added that amount of time Soldiers Arsenal Ala The brigade

ldquoI expect 410th CSB Force Base Calif make over the coming months deployments also present could spend at their home provides expeditionary Soldiers to have a safe up ECC-Afghanistan LOGCAP and CCAS were a great opportunity for station was the end state contingency contracting deployment and continue Together Zmijski said both previously managed Soldiers in the contract- Zmijski said support to Army South to provide premier con- they will be supporting by the Defense Contract ing and judge advocate ldquoI must admit logisti- in support of Army and tracting support by asking the Combined-Security Management Agency general military occupa- cally it might have been joint operations in the US questions paying attention Transition Command ldquoIn terms of our mission tional specialties to gain easier to go to Fort Bliss Southern Command area to detail and ensuring each Afghanistan and US set on the ground the experience in areas where CRC for the weeklong pro- of operations contract action ndash no matter Forces-Afghanistan ndash the CCAS is something that they may not have worked cess but wersquore going to be Zmijski said the roughly the dollar value ndash is lsquoworth agencies that facilitate typically does not fall in before such as minor gone for nine months so 60-strong civilian work-every centrsquordquo he said the transfer of power to the 51 Charlie missionrdquo construction or services we want to maximize our force remaining behind

The deployment follows Afghanistan government Zmijski said ldquoItrsquos kind of a contracts claims and time here with families will continue to support its a transition earlier this ldquoOf course the main different skill set We had post-award administration particularly because itrsquos contract mission following year to provide operation- customer is the warfighter to increase our under- duties the summer season and the alignment and streamshyal contract support from As green suiters wersquore standing of the practices ldquoDeployments also offer children are home from lining of certain functions the US Central Command the ones who will help in and tools to execute CCASrdquo our leaders with more op- schoolrdquo Zmijski added and processes to cover Joint Theater Support buying their beans and To better prepare a portunities to teach coach ldquoThese last days are ever critical element Contracting Command to bullets as well as the other team from the brigade and mentor their subordi- critical to give back to ldquoItrsquos important to men-ECC-Afghanistan as the supplies and services that traveled to Rock Island nates because of a higher people to spend with their tion that the execution Army becomes the lead sustain the Armyrdquo Zmijski Ill in June to participate operations tempo and lon- familiesrdquo arm of how we sup-service for contracting said of the Soldiers from in a CCAS-focused exer- ger duty hoursrdquo Harger Although this is the first port ARSOUTH is with

The 410th CSB will Fort Drumrsquos 10th Moun- cise Brigade members added ldquoOur Soldiers will deployment of the 410th our civilian workforce take on the command tain who will make up the also have been in constant get to draw from the vast CSB as a command and and at the battalion and and control mission from combatant command contact via video telecon- experience and knowledge control element brigade team level Itrsquos where the members of the Army ECC-Afghanistan also ference to learn the duties of our civilian workforce Soldiers have long sup- rubber meets the road Mission and Installation will be responsible for of administering CCAS because we will be work- ported the war and con- since those are the folks Contracting Commandrsquos administering the Logis- to ensure the delivery of ing side by side with both tingency efforts Its 916th who write the contractsrdquo 418th CSB that deployed tics Civil Augmentation supplies and services in Army and contracted civil- CBN redeployed home Zmijski said

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

PAGE 10 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

410th Contracting Support Brigade cases colorsfor first brigade HQ deployment to AfghanistanBy Daniel P Elkins from Fort Hood Texas in ian professionalsrdquo this month from support-MICC Public Affairs February Deployment preparation ing Operation Inherent

ldquoThe 418th CSB as- also included instruction Resolve following a June Members of the 410th sumed lead service for on rollovers first aid transfer of authority

Contracting Support Bri- contracting responsibilishy weapons and other ancil- ceremony with the 900th gade cased their organi- ties and have paved the lary training conducted at CBN from MICC-Fort zational colors during a way for our assumption of Fort Bliss Texas Bragg NC ceremony at Fort Sam those dutiesrdquo Harger said Sgt 1st Class Jason The brigade also sup-Houston Monday signal- ldquoWe have been prepar- Levi the forward opera- ported the US Agency for ing the first deployment ing to replace them since tions NCO in charge ex- International Development as a brigade headquar- February and have many plained that the brigade during the outbreak of the ters since its activation in of the same responsibilishy was able to accomplish Ebola virus in West Africa May 2007 ties of a lead service for CONUS Replacement At the end of 2015

Approximately 20 mem- contracting while support- Center transition require- DOD officials announced bers of the 410th CSB will ing Army South and the ments with home station Operation Freedomrsquos depart in the coming days US Southern Commandrdquo training at Camp Bullis Sentinel as the follow-on to Afghanistan where they Maj Jason Zmijski in San Antonio as well as mission for Operation En-will serve as the command the 410th CSB chief of training facilities on Fort during Freedom to secure and control element of operations said ECC- Sam Houston gains following 13 years Expeditionary Contracting Afghanistan will consist ldquoWe basically took the of war in support of the Command-Afghanistan of the 925th Contracting Photo by Ryan Mattox CRC training schedule Afghan government and in support of Operation Battalion from Fort Drum Col Rick Harger (left) and Master Sgt Jason Hughes case the 410th and duplicated it 100 its people The operationrsquos Freedomrsquos Sentinel NY along with its 601st Contracting Support Brigade organizational colors during a ceremony percent with resources two-fold mission includes

Col Rick Harger 410th and 611th Contracting at Fort Sam Houston July 27 signaling the unitrsquos first deployment as hererdquo Levi said ldquoWe continued support of CSB commander who will Teams Additionally the a brigade headquarters since its activation in May 2007 Harger is were able to duplicate Afghan security forces and assume the role as the Army National Guardrsquos the 410th CSB commander and Hughes is the acting 410th CSB the CRC experience down counterterrorism principal assistant respon- 1956th Contracting Team sergeant major to a T so that we could Located at Fort Sam sible for contracting and from Austin Texas as minimize the time await- Houston the 410th CSB is lead the organization in well as Army Reserversquos Program as well as Con- accordance with contract ing airlift at Fort Blissrdquo a subordinate command Afghanistan set expecta- 664th Contracting Team tingency Contract Admin- terms Making the most of the of the ECC at Redstone tions for the deployment from Los Angeles Air istration Services tasks Harger added that amount of time Soldiers Arsenal Ala The brigade

ldquoI expect 410th CSB Force Base Calif make over the coming months deployments also present could spend at their home provides expeditionary Soldiers to have a safe up ECC-Afghanistan LOGCAP and CCAS were a great opportunity for station was the end state contingency contracting deployment and continue Together Zmijski said both previously managed Soldiers in the contract- Zmijski said support to Army South to provide premier con- they will be supporting by the Defense Contract ing and judge advocate ldquoI must admit logisti- in support of Army and tracting support by asking the Combined-Security Management Agency general military occupa- cally it might have been joint operations in the US questions paying attention Transition Command ldquoIn terms of our mission tional specialties to gain easier to go to Fort Bliss Southern Command area to detail and ensuring each Afghanistan and US set on the ground the experience in areas where CRC for the weeklong pro- of operations contract action ndash no matter Forces-Afghanistan ndash the CCAS is something that they may not have worked cess but wersquore going to be Zmijski said the roughly the dollar value ndash is lsquoworth agencies that facilitate typically does not fall in before such as minor gone for nine months so 60-strong civilian work-every centrsquordquo he said the transfer of power to the 51 Charlie missionrdquo construction or services we want to maximize our force remaining behind

The deployment follows Afghanistan government Zmijski said ldquoItrsquos kind of a contracts claims and time here with families will continue to support its a transition earlier this ldquoOf course the main different skill set We had post-award administration particularly because itrsquos contract mission following year to provide operation- customer is the warfighter to increase our under- duties the summer season and the alignment and streamshyal contract support from As green suiters wersquore standing of the practices ldquoDeployments also offer children are home from lining of certain functions the US Central Command the ones who will help in and tools to execute CCASrdquo our leaders with more op- schoolrdquo Zmijski added and processes to cover Joint Theater Support buying their beans and To better prepare a portunities to teach coach ldquoThese last days are ever critical element Contracting Command to bullets as well as the other team from the brigade and mentor their subordi- critical to give back to ldquoItrsquos important to men-ECC-Afghanistan as the supplies and services that traveled to Rock Island nates because of a higher people to spend with their tion that the execution Army becomes the lead sustain the Armyrdquo Zmijski Ill in June to participate operations tempo and lon- familiesrdquo arm of how we sup-service for contracting said of the Soldiers from in a CCAS-focused exer- ger duty hoursrdquo Harger Although this is the first port ARSOUTH is with

The 410th CSB will Fort Drumrsquos 10th Moun- cise Brigade members added ldquoOur Soldiers will deployment of the 410th our civilian workforce take on the command tain who will make up the also have been in constant get to draw from the vast CSB as a command and and at the battalion and and control mission from combatant command contact via video telecon- experience and knowledge control element brigade team level Itrsquos where the members of the Army ECC-Afghanistan also ference to learn the duties of our civilian workforce Soldiers have long sup- rubber meets the road Mission and Installation will be responsible for of administering CCAS because we will be work- ported the war and con- since those are the folks Contracting Commandrsquos administering the Logis- to ensure the delivery of ing side by side with both tingency efforts Its 916th who write the contractsrdquo 418th CSB that deployed tics Civil Augmentation supplies and services in Army and contracted civil- CBN redeployed home Zmijski said

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

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the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

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JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 15

Army South joins El Salvador for army-to-army staff talksBy Eric Lucero Army South Public Affairs

US Army South conshyducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 13-16 in San Salvador El Salvador to foster a bilatshyeral partnership discuss ways to counter transnashytional organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to proshymote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies Army South performed this as the Army service component command for US Southern Command on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army

ldquoOur armies have a close and mutually-benshyeficial relationship built on friendship and trust which we have continued to strengthen through the

yearsrdquo said Maj Gen KK Chinn US Army South commanding general and head of the US delegashytion

For the past year staff officers from each army have met in steering sesshysions to plan all future engagements between the two armies During the senior engagement the heads of each delegation meet to sign memoranshydums of understanding outlining those Agreed to Actions (subject matter expert and educational engagements)

These ATAs are focused on developing objecshytives with partner nashytion armies with shared responsibilities

The staff talks exshyecutive meeting allows participants to share experiences update and strengthen the knowledge

Salvadoran Brig Gen William Armando Mejia (left) Salvadoran army chief of staff explains the equipment used by a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force to Maj Gen Clarence KK Chinn (second from left) US Army South commanding general during the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a foshyrum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

to combat transnational threats which affect the security of their respective countries such as drug trafficking money launshydering illegal trafficking of people and weapons among others

During the three days of talks the two delegashytions drafted a list of apshyproximately 20 ATAs that covered a wide range of professional exchanges designed to improve cashypabilities and the working relationship between the two armies

During last yearrsquos staff talks a key point of disshycussion was the developshyment of a regional center of excellence to assist in countering transnational threats

One way both armies hope to make progress against these threats is through the development of a Regional Trainshying Center for Counter Transnational Crime This institution located in El Salvador will serve as a base of instruction and training and be available to all Central American countries to improve their capabilities to counter these threats

The goal is to have this center operational by 2016 Under the current guidelines El Salvador will facilitate the infrastructure with Army South support while the US will support El Salvador in developing the program of instruction and by conducting instrucshytor exchanges

Of note this year is the strengthening of the Salvashydoran Fusion Cell which supports the special forcshyes commando de Monshytana and Grupo Cuscatlan of the Salvadoran army The intent of strengthenshying the cell is to increase its analytical capacity and effectiveness in support of

the Salvadoran delegation ldquoOur armies have enjoyed a friendship for many years This will allow us to continue to work together to make this region saferrdquo

This yearrsquos meeting marks the ninth time the two armies have come together to re-affirm their regional partnershyship which has become beneficial not only to El Salvador and the United

Photos by Eric Lucero States but to the rest of Lt Col Patrick Almond (right) US Army South Multi-national intra- the region as well agency branch chief speaks with a Salvadoran officer during the first ldquoAlthough we continue day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San to face common threats Salvador El Salvador July 14 The staff talks program serves as a fo- such as state and non-rum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve state actors that continual-military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have ly threaten global stability lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region we will stand together as

partners to enhance our the fight against emerging Other themes discussed Armies as trusted professhythreats in the region included humanitarian sionals and to increase

In addition Mejia pro- assistance and disaster our interoperability as we vided the US delegation relief seek peace stability and with a presentation of a ldquoThese meetings as- prosperity both within the Salvadoran army anti- sist both armies because region and throughout the crime unit tasked with we are able to discuss worldrdquo said Chinn assisting the Salvadoran solutions to problems that Army South also con-civil police force and a affect both of our coun- ducts staff talks with the tour and demonstration triesrdquo said Salvadoran armies of Brazil Chile of the Salvadoran army Brig Gen Armando Mejia Colombia and Peru on special operations training the Salvadoran army behalf of the Chief of Staff compound commander and head of of the Army

Col Robert ldquoRockyrdquo Burrell (left) director of the US Army South regional affairs directorate and Capt Randy Blades (center) Army South aide-to-camp to the commanding general speak with a Salvadoran soldier assigned to Task Force Marte an anti-crime unit assigned to assist the Salvadoran police force durshying the second day of the United States-El Salvador army-to-army staff talks in San Salvador El Salvador July 15 The staff talks program serves as a forum to communicate and work closely with partner nations to improve military cooperation strengthen professional relationships and have lasting effects on the peace and stability of the region

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

PAGE 16 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

PRT from P2

the Army by sending our young men and women to school to enhance their performancersquo Sometimes that takes sacrifice from a unit Maybe theyrsquore going to miss a unit field trainshying problem But whatrsquos more important Is it more important to invest in that noncommissioned officer for the future or just that two-week field training exerciserdquo

At the NCO Solarium in May at Fort Leavenworth Kan Dailey expressed concern about how some Soldiers are behaving on social media

ldquoWhen Soldiers harass or put damaging things on the Internet they are not in keeping with the honor tradition and the stewardship of the proshyfessionrdquo he said

Dailey told the NCO Journal he thinks NCOs can solve the problem without needing new rules and regulations in place

ldquoIt sounds very simple and thatrsquos exactly what I want it to berdquo Dailey said ldquoI want noncommisshysioned officers to know we trust them because this is about trust I want them to understand that we do trust you We trust you with the lives of hellip the young men and women that wersquove given you

ldquoWersquove bestowed the greatest honor the Amerishycan society can give to one individual and that is to lead those men and women into combat That same trust applies when wersquore back in garrisonrdquo Dailey added ldquo More acshycurately therersquos no such thing as combat leadershyship Therersquos no such thing as garrison leadershyship Therersquos something called military leadership and Army leadership It exists regardless of where we are and what we dordquo

Another topic of discusshysion that began at the

NCO Solarium was the effectiveness of Army branding campaigns Dailey said he wants Soldiers to see that what is more important than the slogans of ldquoArmy Strongrdquo or ldquoArmy of Onerdquo is the everyday effect a Soldier has walking around his or her comshymunity Dailey wants NCOs to know they are walking billboards for the Army

ldquoMy billboard has and will always say Army Strongrdquo Dailey said ldquoI encourage leaders to think about how they are going to paint their own billboard for Soldiers What is it going to say

ldquoItrsquos critically important that our nation clearly understands and knows that we will always be the organization that is most trusted in America It takes a lot of billboards to maintain thatrdquo he said ldquoIt takes a lot of hard work as well But I always ask this What do you want your billboard to say What does it say today What is it going to say tomorrowrdquo

Working on their personal billboards and striving to be the best will also help Soldiers have a better chance of staying in the Army as it downsizes Dailey said He offered his advice to Soldiers and NCOs looking to take charge of their careers

ldquoIrsquoll tell you that you can start first and foreshymost by listening to your noncommissioned officer every dayrdquo Dailey said ldquoDo good PT and keep yourself physically fit When you get the opporshytunity to go to a military school stay in it and study hard Strive to be in the top 10 percent of every school you go to You should want to if you want to maintain that edge over your peers Those are the things you have to go afterrdquo

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 17

Acquisition stand-down day helps MEDCOM team refocus By Ann Bermudez Army Medicine Public Affairs

More than 35 conshytracting professionals from the US Army Medshyical Command Center for Health Care Contractshying attended the annual acquisition stand-down day July 16 at the Fort Sam Houston Community Center

The MEDCOM acquisishytion community gathered to increase awareness of the many facets of contracting within the military and civilian community

This annual program focuses on contractshying in reference to changes reorganization and addresses concerns amongst the contracting

team This yearsrsquo theme of ldquoCommunities of Contractingrdquo consisted of panel briefings discusshysions on various acquisishytion topics and team-building exercises

ldquoI hope our contractshying professionals gain a better understanding of what goes on in our sisshyter contracting offices on the installation the small

business community and other functional directorshyates that help execute our missionrdquo said Jarens Banks deputy chief of the Center for Health Care Contracting US Army Medical Command ldquoWe are not alone in the struggles we face Taking a break from the dayshyto-day operations of our contracting mission and

catching up on the issues in the command helps us to better identify the challenges so we can do our part to get the misshysion donerdquo

The CHCC is co-located with the Health Care Acquisition Activshyityrsquos headquarters at Fort Sam Houston and is the hub for MEDCOM-wide contract support The

center is dedicated to providing sound busishyness advice and quality contracting support for todayrsquos health care reshyquirements to the Army Community and joint partners worldwide

For more informashytion about the CHCC visit httphcaamedcom ameddarmymilchccDeshyfaultaspx

ARNORTH from P1 goals of teamwork those best practices comradery solid commu- back to other com-

by building comrade and nication at all levels and mands understanding among every agency working Combating terrorshyantiterrorism and force together to complete the ism and providing force protection stakeholdersrdquo mission protection requires said Col Kevin Burk ldquoThis Army North multiple agencies work-US Army North provost event has been a great ing together to ensure marshal ldquoThis com- opportunity to bring the the safety of our service plex and fundamentally protection community members their families important mission of togetherrdquo said Lt Col and those working on protecting our Soldiers Jennifer Striegel Head- our installations civilians and families quarters Department of ldquoI want each of these requires the cooperashy the Army G34 Protection organizations to feel and tion and mutual support Directorate ldquoThe oppor- know that they are a of all of the 21 agencies tunity to work with peers part of the antiterrorismshypresent working towards from across the Army on force protection mission this common goalrdquo a day-to-day basis is a and the key to mission

This yearrsquos forum great advantage of this successrdquo Burk said ldquoWe focused on addressing exerciserdquo need to constantly work issues challenges and Striegel also said that with each other and best practices within in building these rela- if I can get that done the NORTHCOM area of ing with key stakeholders Questions such as cies to contribute and tionships during forums through the workshops responsibility This will with the goal of keeping ldquoHow do we overcome weigh in with different such as these G34 gets table top exercises and provide the Army North our Army family safe communications chal- viewpoints and strength- to have a lot of great roundtables we can commander the oppor- One issue brought to lengesrdquo and ldquoHow do en this yearrsquos motto of dialogue on areas that show value not only in tunity to address the the round table discus- we strengthen the force ldquotogether protecting our need improvement as those commands in the ever-evolving antiterror- sion focused on strength- protection communityrdquo Armyrdquo well as things that they NORTHCOM AOR but ism and force protection ening the force protec- allowed the representa- Exercises such as are doing well This also bring cohesiveness changes while collaborat- tion community tives from the 21 agen- these achieve Burkrsquos allows everyone to take to the missionrdquo

Photo by Sgt 1st Class Wynn Hoke One of three break-out groups work together to identify gaps in force protection and mitigate a terrorist or force protection threat meet to discuss an antiterrorism-force protection scenario during an antiterrorism amd force protection workshop at Fort Sam Houston July 21-13

SURGICAL from P4 operating room prepara- provide the framework for to be inputted and more means there is a total mission reaccreditation tions and catheter use improving surgical quality feedback to be gained commitment to deliver the survey Level I trauma

outcome data has been ldquoAnd our exceptional staff outcomes in the futurerdquo ldquoThe more numbers we highest quality surgical center reverification and increasingly positive over did a great job pushing The program is an can track the better off patient carerdquo said a Commission on Can-the past three years initiatives focused on bet- easy sell at SAMMC wersquoll be when it comes to Marilyn McFarland a cer silver designation for Brennan noted an uptick ter patient carerdquo added Mariea Shelton gauging our strengths and NSQIP surgical clinical SAMMCrsquos cancer program he attributes directly to While NSQIP pro- process improvement weaknessesrdquo he said reviewer ldquoOur focus has alshySAMMCrsquos care provid- vided the framework for coordinator The aim she While the program is ldquoQuality patient care ways been on providing ers and infection control analysis ldquothe dedication said is to always strive voluntary the Depart- is priority here and it the best patient care quality and process im- of SAMMC personnel for ldquogreat outcomes in ment of Defense requires showsrdquo added Laura on whatrsquos best for the provement teams and their commitment to surgical proceduresrdquo all military hospitals to Van Dyk surgical clinical patientrdquo Brennan said

ldquoAs a result of the data quality improvement is With an eye on further participate in NSQIP reviewer ldquoThat emphasis has never wersquove made multiple im- what fostered meaning- improvements Brennan SAMMC has been a Brennan praised the wavered This is just a provements to our surgical ful changerdquo Kallingal hopes to add a third NSQIP voluntary member of the hospitalrsquos exceptional great organization from processesrdquo Brennan said said ldquoIt will continue to surgical clinical reviewer program since 2009 care citing recent suc- the leadership on downrdquo citing efforts to improve be an important tool to soon to enable more data ldquoParticipation in NSQIP cesses on The Joint Comshy

PAGE 18 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Mindfulness-based stress reduction finds a place in the military

Photo by Spc Charles Probst Mindfulness-based meditation and the military are generally two things that one would not associate with one another But on Fort Sam Houston Dr Valerie Rice chief of US Army Research Laboratoryrsquos Human Research and Engineering Directorate Army Medical Department Field Element in San Antonio has parshyticipated in the Army Study Program since 2012 She has led a study entitled ldquoEvaluating Next Generation Resiliency Training using the Virtual World of Second Liferdquo for the last four years

By Shannon Russ efits experienced by some of a military helicopter Headquarter Department of the including weight loss im- accident The immense Army (G8) Public Affairs proved sleep lower blood stress caused by the

pressure reduced anger accident as well as the Mindfulness-based and increased calmness issues that arose during

meditation and the The ages backgrounds the investigation gave military are generally two and ailments of partici- him cause to seek out things that one would pants varied greatly The assistance not associate with one participants are active- He received ldquoa free another duty military and military banana that happened

But on Fort Sam Housshy veterans and range in to have a flyer about the ton Texas Dr Valerie age from 22-75 years study attachedrdquo ldquoI really Rice chief of US Army Regardless of the just wanted a banana Research Laboratoryrsquos demographics the par- but read the flyer and Human Research and ticipants overwhelmingly decided it was worth Engineering Directorate agreed on the benefits of looking into furtherrdquo he Army Medical Depart- the group setting and of recalled ment Field Element in the mindfulness medita- As a result of the posi-San Antonio has particishy tion to the admitted sur- tive experience he has pated in the Army Study prise of those who were had with the mindfulness Program since 2012 She formerly skeptical meditation he is sharing has led a study entitled The participants who his story on larger stages ldquoEvaluating Next Genera- met with the ASPMO in hopes of eliminating tion Resiliency Training team were anxious to the stereotype associshyusing the Virtual World of share their experiences ated with such practices Second Liferdquo for the last which varied greatly and encouraging other four years One young woman was military service members

This study along with experiencing severe to participate her two related 2015 chronic pain resulting The study which has studies ldquoFortifying and from an intensely stress- competed for and been Amplifying Resiliency the online and in-person participating their experience and out- ful work environment awarded funding each of Trainingrdquo and ldquoExpedi- portions of the study as a In the virtual world comes pertaining to the After participating in the last four years has tious Resiliency Exam- prerequisite to joining the participants are able to study It was made clear the mindfulness-based shown tremendous sucshyining a 5-day Intensive research team This gives design the avatars to during the discussion that stress reduction study cess in helping Soldiers Mindfulness Trainingrdquo each member a unique represent themselves the group environment her pain has decreased and veterans According which were recently understanding and per- and even have the option - whether in-person or so significantly that her to one article evidence funded have allowed spective of the study and to disguise the sound of through the virtual world medication has been cut shows that participants Rice and her team to of the issues and methods their voice to the other - is greatly beneficial to a fraction of what she are still employing the work with active-duty that participants are hop- participants The virtual and builds a supportive required before learning mediation methods they military and veterans to ing to address world includes not only network for those partici- the techniques and prac- learned six months after examine the potential Additionally it builds the lodge where par- pating tices the study allowed participation has ceased benefits of mindfulness- a trust and camaraderie ticipants meet practice Feedback regarding her to acquire If virtual training based stress reduction for between participants and meditation and have the study has been very Another participant proves effective ldquowe can conditions such as post- the research team which open discussions but positive as each par- spoke about his hesitation support Soldiers and traumatic stress disorder is important in a situa- walking trails horse sta- ticipant not only shared to participate because as veterans anywhere there also known as PTSD tion where individuals bles and other relaxing the positive results of a retired Army officer is an Internet connection depression chronic pain may be revealing their activities for participants the mindfulness medita- he was skeptical of the and a computerrdquo Rice and anxiety among oth- deepest thoughts and ldquoThe virtual world tion itself but also the benefits of meditation or said ers fears reduces the anxiety that benefits for a wide range anything that resembled The results of the

The practice of ldquomind- Members of the Army comes from going into a of conditions experienced therapy However par- study are exciting as this fulness or being in the Study Program Manage- behavioral health center within the group includ- ticipation allowed him could be a breakthrough momentrdquo uses age-old ment Office or ASPMO by offering anonymityrdquo ing PTSD chronic pain to deal with a variety of treatment for Soldiers meditation practices team were invited to Rice said ldquoThere is still and anger management issues including PTSD suffering from a wide vashyoffering practitioners an participate in an online a stigma we have to con- Participants also expe- and a recent cancer di- riety of ailments As Rice outlet for stress relief mindfulness mediation front that asking for help rienced some positive agnosis and he was very and her team continue Rice said session to gain an under- is a sign of weaknessrdquo unexpected benefits quick to sing the praises to successfully compete

Members of Ricersquos re- standing of the experi- A group of previous Researchers and par- of both the virtual and in- for funding and receive search team are not only ence The virtual world study participants came ticipants were surprised person sessions as well positive results from educated on the topics Second Life is a 3-D out to the Stillwell House to experience not only the as the study team the research the study the study proposes to ad- computer environment on Fort Sam Houston first-hand benefits of the A third participant will continue potentially dress but each member where avatars represent to greet the team from mindfulness meditation shared his intimate story helping countless service must participate in both the individuals who are ASPMO and to discuss but the secondary ben- of being the sole survivor members and veterans

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 19

Defense sleep study advises military to get more shuteye By Beth Schwinn that almost half of sershy complicated Common Defense Centers of Excellence vice members said they barriers keeping our Public Affairs sleep poorly compared warriors from getting

to about a third of the adequate sleep include A new research general population And Attitudes Sleep is

report sponsored by sleep problems occur at viewed as a luxury in the Defense Centers of the same rate through- the military and those Excellence for Psy- out the military regard- who insist on getting to chological Health and less of whether or not bed may be viewed as Traumatic Brain Injury people are deployed slackers confirms what many in More than 18 percent Manpower Service the military have long of those surveyed reshy members say they often suspected service mem- ported using sleep aids work fatigued because bers donrsquot get nearly such as sleeping pills therersquos no one to re-enough sleep which have side effects place them

About a third of that present a safety Shift work Many military members get by risk in an operational warfighters report takshyon five hours of sleep a setting ing coffee or energy night or less and an- The study confirms drinks to keep them other third only manage that lack of sleep can awake at night and six hours a night Only have serious conse- Center physical health prob- members feel fatigued medications to help 8 percent of civilians quences for brain func- Resilience emotional lems such as obesity at least three to four them sleep during the get by on five hours of tion and psychological regulation and inter- and reports that sleep times a week and 17 day These practices sleep or less as mea- health according to personal relationships problems are a risk fac- percent reported that hurt sleep quality sured by the Centers US Public Health Ser- are impaired by sleep tor for depression and lack of sleep impairs Information Service for Disease Control and vice Lt Evette Pinder deficiency The survey posttraumatic stress their ability to function members and care pro-Prevention a psychological health analysis supports a link disorder Finding easy solu- viders arenrsquot informed

The study conducted epidemiologist at De- between sleep quan- According to the sur- tions for sleep-deprived by Rand Corp reported ployment Health Clinical tity and quality and vey a third of service service members can be See SLEEP P21

Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Peter D Blair Chief Mass Communication Spc Keith DeVinney sleeps between exercises during Fleet Combat Camera Pacificrsquos Winter Quick Shot 2013 in the Angeles National Forest near Azusa Calif Feb 17 2013

Help wanted Enlisted aides perform valued roles for Army leaders By Lora Strum that may distract from Application packets respectivelyArmy News Service daily duties You make should include a photo Soldiers who are

the job a lot easier and and resume of the Soldier non-food service person-Enlisted aides are con- smootherrdquo said Sgt 1st as well as two letters of nel will first complete

sidered an elite group of Class Christian D Price a recommendation from a the four-week Basic staff sergeants and ser- former enlisted aide who colonel or higher Sol- Food Service Course geants first class whose now serves as the Army diers must also present Then they will go on to organizational technical enlisted aide and 92G their last five Noncom- complete the Advanced and interpersonal skills special programs man- missioned Officer Evalu- Culinary Skills Training are valued among the ager US Army Human ation Reports and prove Course and the Enlisted general officers with Resources Command theyrsquove passed the Army Aide Training Course whom they serve Aides serve in all Army Physical Fitness test Of the approximately

Enlisted aides prepare commands worldwide In ldquoMany of your tradi- 80 positions available and conduct official social recent years the program tional military customs for aides the Army functions and activities has been opened up to and interpersonal skills maintains a high retenshysuch as dinners This in- all military operational were definitely used tion rate For Price his cludes the purchase and specialties or MOSs Overall I recommend this service to Gen David M preparation of food and ldquoThe Army is broaden- program to any individu- Rodriguez commander beverage services in the ing the scope and look- alrdquo Price said of the US Army Africa officerrsquos quarters at up ing to invest significant and assume responsibil- ing selection panel will Selected Soldiers who Command forged a life-to a 5-star entertaining resources to develop a ity with limited guid- be held Sept 14 and serve in the 92G Food long bond level Aides may also be competitive program to ance he said All enlisted currently is accepting ap- Service MOS will be ldquoI still reach out to responsible for main- select highly qualified aides must be physically plications The window to enrolled in the Advanced Rodriguez to this day taining their quarters Soldiersrdquo Price said mentally and ethically fit apply closes Aug 28 In- Culinary Skills Training Yoursquore a part of a close uniforms and military The Enlisted Aide Pro- for duty able to pass a terested and qualified Sol- Course and Enlisted Aide knit family and that relashypersonal equipment gram looks for Soldiers background check and diers can apply online at Training Course on Fort tionship is great personshy

ldquoYou want to allevi- who consider the Army a attain secret clearance the Quartermaster Corps Lee Va which run five ally and professionallyrdquo ate those minor things career are self-motivated The programrsquos upcom- Enlisted Aide website weeks and three weeks Price said

Photo by Julianne E Cochran An Enlisted Aide Training Course instructor shows a student the speshycifics of setting up a general officerrsquos uniform during a practical exshyercise

PAGE 20 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Rambler 120 returns with addition of all-military categories By Robert Goetz The RecOn program JBSA-Randolph Public Affairs provides recreational

activities for active-The Rambler 120 Team duty members and

Challenge Joint Base San their families especially Antoniorsquos adventure race Airmen returning from will feature two new team deployment and allows categories when the ninth eligible customers to en-edition of the competitive joy activities at no cost event takes place Sept 19 or at a discount funds at the JBSA Recreation permitting Park at Canyon Lake Last year 31 teams

Hosted by the 502nd registered for the Force Support Squad- Rambler 120 in the ron the Rambler 120 Xtreme and relay divishychallenges four-person sions including parshyldquoXtremerdquo teams and ticipants from all JBSA eight-person relay teams locations and Laughlin with a 22-mile bike race Air Force Base Texas through the Texas Hill Pollard said team Country a 6-mile run competition makes the across Canyon Lake Rambler 120 a special Dam a 2-mile raft race event along the shoreline and ldquoThe military emphashymystery event sizes health and fitnessrdquo

The event also includes she said ldquoOf all our FSS a ldquoJust4Funrdquo category for programs this one is just going out to have fun was epic and for my son and services are repre- After Aug 1 the reg-recreational racers and a unique because of the and never expected to a personal bestrdquo sented which results in istration fee increases to youth biathlon ndash the ldquoIron health and fitness aspect win the relay portionrdquo Patronis who formerly great camaraderierdquo he $120 for Xtreme teams Kidrdquo ndash for family mem- and the competitive Rogers said the 99th served as Air Education said and $180 for relay teams bers 5 to 12 years old nature of the event This Panthers had to adjust to and Training Command The deadline to regis- Individuals pay only $25

Xtreme teams which tests your abilities and the loss of two members Surgeon General Direc- ter for the Rambler 120 and children pay $10 must include at least one shows what yoursquore really to illness but her hus- torate Medical Support is Sept 5 but teams that The fee covers a barbe-Department of Defense capable ofrdquo band helped fill the void Division chief said the sign up before Aug 1 cue lunch a commemora-ID cardholder and relay Maj Jill Rogers who ldquoThe team was awe- participants make the save by paying the early- tive T-shirt and awards teams which must have was the 99th Flying some and was able to Rambler 120 special bird fee of $100 for the for teams and children at least two DOD ID Training Squadronrsquos assis- quickly adapt to the ldquoFolks came from all Xtreme division and $150 For more information cardholders compete in tant director of operations changesrdquo she said ldquoEv- around and several bases for the relay division call 652-5763 all-male all-female and when her ldquo99th Panthersrdquo eryone was great and coed categories but this was the overall fastest stepped up and changed year all-military Xtreme relay team in last yearrsquos what portions of the and relay categories event also emphasized race they were planning have been added to the the Rambler 120rsquos team on doingrdquo Rambler 120 aspect Like Rogers Col

ldquoWersquove created Xtreme ldquoThe race is such a Michael Patronis 47th and relay categories for great event because it re- Medical Group command-active-duty members to ally takes a lot of team- er at Laughlin Air Force give our squadrons an workrdquo Rogers said ldquoIt is Base belonged to a win-opportunity to have a not about the individual ning team at last yearrsquos morale-boosting exer- Everyone needs to work Rambler 120 ldquoAwesome ciserdquo said Abbie Pollard together to get to the fin- Saucerdquo was the overall 502nd FSS community ish linerdquo fastest Xtreme team programs and partner- Rogers who now ldquoIt was a surreal expeshyship specialist ldquoIt gives serves as the 19th Air rience to have my great them a chance for more Force mobility assistant lifelong friend and my son camaraderierdquo director of operations join me for an Xtreme

Military teams and in- said competing in last team challengerdquo Patroshydividuals may also qualify yearrsquos Rambler 120 was a nis said ldquoWe overcame to have their registration great experience physical challenges as a fees paid through the Air ldquoI think everyone on team and used a strategy

Rambler 120 participants paddle their boats during a 2-mile raft race portion of the annual Rambler 120 Competition Sept 20 at the Joint Base San Antonio Recreation Park at Canyon Lake The Rambler 120 which is hosted by the 502nd Force Support Squadron features four-and eight-person teams that engage in a friendly but hard-fought competition that challenges participants with a 22-mile bike race 6-mile run 2-mile raft race and a mystery event

Photos by Johnny Saldivar Force RecOn program the team had a lot of to maximize our individu- Rambler 120 participants round a turn of the 22-mile bike race portion of the annual Rambler 120 Pollard said funrdquo she said ldquoWe were al and team strengths It Competition Sept 20 2014 at Joint Base San Antonio Recreation Park at Canyon Lake

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 21

THE GATE

1705 The parent-child music and workshop is due no later than July rounding areas so be sure to reserve to three guests are invited to movement class emphasizes the 28 This is a required training for the boat of your choice from Outdoor enjoy complimentary admission kinesthetic learning of preschool all Navy Ombudsmen commanding Recreation Available boats include to both SeaWorld and Aquatica skills and concepts for children 1-5 officers executive officers senior pontoon boats ski boats bass boats on scheduled operating days years Cost is $35 Call 221-3380 enlisted leaders and their spouses and kayaks A boaterrsquos safety certishy during their San Antonio tribute

Call 221-2418 fication and Department of Defense program through Nov 8 Veter-Post-Wide Flea Market Army Pre-Separation ID card is required to reserve a boat ans must register in advance at

Saturday 730 am to noon at Tuesdays through Fridays 830 ITT Discount Tickets Call 221-5224 or 221-5225 USAHire Heroes USA httpwwwWavesofHonorcom the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort am to noon Joint Base San Anshy Tuesdays-Fridays from 9 am Transition Workshop and verify their proof of service Sam Houston command pavilion tonio-Fort Sam Houston Soldier for to 4 pm and Saturday from 10 Read to the Rhythm A free two-day workshop for through the IDme qualification The post-wide flea market allows Life building 2263 Army patrons am to 2 pm The Information and Summer Reading Program active duty service members process SeaWorld is working the military community the opporshy separating are encouraged to begin Ticket Office located inside the The Joint Base San Antonio spouses and caregivers takes place with IDme to provide an online tunity to sell their personally owned the process 18 months prior to their Sam Houston Community Center libraries encourages families to Tuesday and Wednesday at the verification of former military household items Patrons may rent separation date This counseling is building 1395 has tickets for local shake rattle or roll to the library USO San Antonio 203 W Market personnel in a secure manner tables for $5 and chairs for 50 coordinated through the Soldier for attractions and sports such as the for ldquoRead to the Rhythmrdquo the St Instructors are veterans civilian Once veterans and their guests cents each Only Department of Life Program Call 221-1213 San Antonio Zoo Natural Bridge Department of Defense Summer career counselors and former have registered online they can Defense ID cardholders are allowed Caverns Spurs and Rampage Reading Program During the human resources recruiters and bring their e-tickets directly to to sell at the flea market Call 221shy Post-Deployment games as well as out-of-town next two months the libraries will specialists from corporate America the parkrsquos turnstiles Tickets may 5225 or 221-5224 Resiliency Training attractions to include Disney Parks host a range of free activities for working with participants to create be obtained and redeemed by

Wednesdays 1-3 pm Joint Universal Orlandoreg Resort and children teens and adults that a high quality civilian resume and Nov 8 Juniors Learn To Golf Like Pros Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston more Call 808-1378 encourage and support a love of craft their value Dress is business

Monday through Aug 7 9-11 Military amp Family Readiness Center reading Register now through casual and attendees should bring 2nd Infantry Division Reunion am at the Fort Sam Houston Golf building 2797 Service members Salado Park Area Rentals August participants win prizes for a laptop if available NCO or officer The Second (Indianhead) Course 1050 Harry Wurzbach returning from deployment are This 13-acre park has 10 picnic reaching their reading goals Visit evaluation reports and previous Division Association is searching Junior golfers eight years and older required to attend a resiliency train- areas available to rent for $15 the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Keith resumes For more information for anyone who served in the receive instruction on swing fundashy ing discussing ways to deal with which accommodate 25 people A Campbell Memorial Library each call 703-908-6415 and register at Armyrsquos 2nd Infantry Division at mentals golf etiquette rules and the stressors associated with post- each Also available are two large Thursday at 10 am the JBSAshy httpaugust0405twsanantonio any time For information about on-course instruction during clinic deployment and reintegrate back patio areas for $30 which accom- Lackland Library each Tuesday at 10 eventbritecom the association and its 94th an-Clubs are provided for students into the home life Call 221-2418 modate 50 people and a covered am and the JBSA-Randolph Library nual reunion in San Antonio from needing equipment Cost is $100 pavilion for $45 Reservations can each Wednesday at 10 am to take SeaWorld Aquatica Offer Sept 22-26 email 2idahq per child and payment must be Navy Ombudsmen be made up to a year in advance at part in special activities For more Veterans Free Admission comcastnet or call 224-225shymade in advance Call 221-5863 or Basic Training the Outdoor Equipment Center Call information call the JBSA-Fort Sam Military veterans and up 1202 222-9386 Aug 11-13 730 am to 430 221-5224 or 221-5225 Houston Keith A Campbell Memorial

pm Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Library 221-4702 the JBSA-LackshyParent-Child Music Sam Houston Military amp Fam- Boat Rentals land Library 671-2673 or the JBSA-And Movement Class ily Readiness Center building It is the time of year to hit the Randolph Library 652-5578 or visit

Tuesdays 10 am at building 2797 Registration for this 3-day lakes around San Antonio and surshy httpwwwjbsalibrariesorg

SLEEP from P19 available to learn ways METC from P5 and long distance educashyto improve sleep at tion through the George

about how to solve Sleep Module on After certified cytotechnologist Washington University sleep problems Deployment (httpafshy and histotechnician As students also have to

Providers Not terdeploymentdcoemil far as future goals he fulfill all of their normal enough military care topics-sleep) ldquoSleep plans to become a cyto- military responsibilities providers are trained More Important than pathologist readiness and physical to treat sleep issues You Thinkrdquo (httpwww Beaver who hopes fitness in order to be

The report recom- dcoemilblog14-04-28 to become a medical deployed worldwide at a mends the Defense De- Sleep_More_Imporshy lab officer felt honored momentrsquos notice partment take steps to tant_Than_You_Think to be selected for the Graduates of the prevent sleep problems aspx) ldquoUpdating Your Geraldine Colby Zeiler METC cytotechnologist increase identification To-do List Put Sleep award and to represent program are granted and diagnosis of sleep at Toprdquo (httpwww his class a Bachelor of Science problems clinically dcoemilblog14-03-13 ldquoIt has inspired me degree in cytotechnology manage sleep disor- Updating_Your_To-do_ to stay focused to keep from the George Washshyders and promote sleep List_Put_Sleep_at_Top pushing myself in other ington University health and improve aspx) ldquo10 Tips for areas in the medical field Following graduashysleep in training and Better Sleep After a and to one day become a tion Friday Beaver will operational contexts Brain Injuryrdquo (http lab officerrdquo head to Madigan Army The full text can be wwwdcoemilblog14shy Serving a dual role Medical Center on Joint found on the Rand 03-2010_Tips_for_Betshy as Soldier and student Base Lewis-McChord website at httpwww ter_Sleep_After_Brain_ is extremely tasking in Washington Del Rio randorgtopicsmilitary- Injuryaspx) and Mobile to all students in the will be going to William health-and-health-care Application CBT-i program In addition to Beaumont Army Medical html Coach (httpt2health the extreme academic Center at Fort Bliss in El

Other resources are dcoemilappsCBT-i) demands of the course Paso Texas

PROTESTANT SERVICES Sundays Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way 8 and 11 am - Traditional Dodd Field Chapel Building 1721 5584 Dodd Blvd 830 am - Samoan 1030 am - Gospel Army Medical Department Regimental Chapel Building 1398 3545 Garden Ave 920 am - 32nd Medical Brigade Contemporary Service 1101 - Contemporary ldquoCrossroadsrdquo Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 10 am - Traditional

CATHOLIC SERVICES Daily Mass Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 1105 am Monday through Friday

1130 am Monday through Friday

Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way

10 am ndash Buddhist Services

Saturday Main Post (Gift) Chapel 445 pm ndash Reconciliation 530 pm - Evening Mass Sunday 8 am - Morning Mass AMEDD 830 am - Morning Mass BAMC 930 am - Morning Mass MPC 1130 am - Morning Mass BAMC 1230 pm - Afternoon Mass DFC

JEWISH SERVICES 8 pm - Jewish Worship Friday MPC 830 pm - Oneg Shabbat Friday MPC

ISLAMIC SERVICE 115 pm ndash Jummah Friday AMEDD

LATTER DAY SAINTS SERVICES 1 pm - LDS Worship Sunday AMEDD

BUDDHIST SERVICES

Saturday AMEDD

CHAPEL WORSHIP SCHEDULE

For worship opportunities of faith groups not listed here please visit the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Chaplainrsquos website at

httpwwwjbsaafmiljbsachapelsamhoustonasp

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 19

Defense sleep study advises military to get more shuteye By Beth Schwinn that almost half of sershy complicated Common Defense Centers of Excellence vice members said they barriers keeping our Public Affairs sleep poorly compared warriors from getting

to about a third of the adequate sleep include A new research general population And Attitudes Sleep is

report sponsored by sleep problems occur at viewed as a luxury in the Defense Centers of the same rate through- the military and those Excellence for Psy- out the military regard- who insist on getting to chological Health and less of whether or not bed may be viewed as Traumatic Brain Injury people are deployed slackers confirms what many in More than 18 percent Manpower Service the military have long of those surveyed reshy members say they often suspected service mem- ported using sleep aids work fatigued because bers donrsquot get nearly such as sleeping pills therersquos no one to re-enough sleep which have side effects place them

About a third of that present a safety Shift work Many military members get by risk in an operational warfighters report takshyon five hours of sleep a setting ing coffee or energy night or less and an- The study confirms drinks to keep them other third only manage that lack of sleep can awake at night and six hours a night Only have serious conse- Center physical health prob- members feel fatigued medications to help 8 percent of civilians quences for brain func- Resilience emotional lems such as obesity at least three to four them sleep during the get by on five hours of tion and psychological regulation and inter- and reports that sleep times a week and 17 day These practices sleep or less as mea- health according to personal relationships problems are a risk fac- percent reported that hurt sleep quality sured by the Centers US Public Health Ser- are impaired by sleep tor for depression and lack of sleep impairs Information Service for Disease Control and vice Lt Evette Pinder deficiency The survey posttraumatic stress their ability to function members and care pro-Prevention a psychological health analysis supports a link disorder Finding easy solu- viders arenrsquot informed

The study conducted epidemiologist at De- between sleep quan- According to the sur- tions for sleep-deprived by Rand Corp reported ployment Health Clinical tity and quality and vey a third of service service members can be See SLEEP P21

Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Peter D Blair Chief Mass Communication Spc Keith DeVinney sleeps between exercises during Fleet Combat Camera Pacificrsquos Winter Quick Shot 2013 in the Angeles National Forest near Azusa Calif Feb 17 2013

Help wanted Enlisted aides perform valued roles for Army leaders By Lora Strum that may distract from Application packets respectivelyArmy News Service daily duties You make should include a photo Soldiers who are

the job a lot easier and and resume of the Soldier non-food service person-Enlisted aides are con- smootherrdquo said Sgt 1st as well as two letters of nel will first complete

sidered an elite group of Class Christian D Price a recommendation from a the four-week Basic staff sergeants and ser- former enlisted aide who colonel or higher Sol- Food Service Course geants first class whose now serves as the Army diers must also present Then they will go on to organizational technical enlisted aide and 92G their last five Noncom- complete the Advanced and interpersonal skills special programs man- missioned Officer Evalu- Culinary Skills Training are valued among the ager US Army Human ation Reports and prove Course and the Enlisted general officers with Resources Command theyrsquove passed the Army Aide Training Course whom they serve Aides serve in all Army Physical Fitness test Of the approximately

Enlisted aides prepare commands worldwide In ldquoMany of your tradi- 80 positions available and conduct official social recent years the program tional military customs for aides the Army functions and activities has been opened up to and interpersonal skills maintains a high retenshysuch as dinners This in- all military operational were definitely used tion rate For Price his cludes the purchase and specialties or MOSs Overall I recommend this service to Gen David M preparation of food and ldquoThe Army is broaden- program to any individu- Rodriguez commander beverage services in the ing the scope and look- alrdquo Price said of the US Army Africa officerrsquos quarters at up ing to invest significant and assume responsibil- ing selection panel will Selected Soldiers who Command forged a life-to a 5-star entertaining resources to develop a ity with limited guid- be held Sept 14 and serve in the 92G Food long bond level Aides may also be competitive program to ance he said All enlisted currently is accepting ap- Service MOS will be ldquoI still reach out to responsible for main- select highly qualified aides must be physically plications The window to enrolled in the Advanced Rodriguez to this day taining their quarters Soldiersrdquo Price said mentally and ethically fit apply closes Aug 28 In- Culinary Skills Training Yoursquore a part of a close uniforms and military The Enlisted Aide Pro- for duty able to pass a terested and qualified Sol- Course and Enlisted Aide knit family and that relashypersonal equipment gram looks for Soldiers background check and diers can apply online at Training Course on Fort tionship is great personshy

ldquoYou want to allevi- who consider the Army a attain secret clearance the Quartermaster Corps Lee Va which run five ally and professionallyrdquo ate those minor things career are self-motivated The programrsquos upcom- Enlisted Aide website weeks and three weeks Price said

Photo by Julianne E Cochran An Enlisted Aide Training Course instructor shows a student the speshycifics of setting up a general officerrsquos uniform during a practical exshyercise

PAGE 20 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Rambler 120 returns with addition of all-military categories By Robert Goetz The RecOn program JBSA-Randolph Public Affairs provides recreational

activities for active-The Rambler 120 Team duty members and

Challenge Joint Base San their families especially Antoniorsquos adventure race Airmen returning from will feature two new team deployment and allows categories when the ninth eligible customers to en-edition of the competitive joy activities at no cost event takes place Sept 19 or at a discount funds at the JBSA Recreation permitting Park at Canyon Lake Last year 31 teams

Hosted by the 502nd registered for the Force Support Squad- Rambler 120 in the ron the Rambler 120 Xtreme and relay divishychallenges four-person sions including parshyldquoXtremerdquo teams and ticipants from all JBSA eight-person relay teams locations and Laughlin with a 22-mile bike race Air Force Base Texas through the Texas Hill Pollard said team Country a 6-mile run competition makes the across Canyon Lake Rambler 120 a special Dam a 2-mile raft race event along the shoreline and ldquoThe military emphashymystery event sizes health and fitnessrdquo

The event also includes she said ldquoOf all our FSS a ldquoJust4Funrdquo category for programs this one is just going out to have fun was epic and for my son and services are repre- After Aug 1 the reg-recreational racers and a unique because of the and never expected to a personal bestrdquo sented which results in istration fee increases to youth biathlon ndash the ldquoIron health and fitness aspect win the relay portionrdquo Patronis who formerly great camaraderierdquo he $120 for Xtreme teams Kidrdquo ndash for family mem- and the competitive Rogers said the 99th served as Air Education said and $180 for relay teams bers 5 to 12 years old nature of the event This Panthers had to adjust to and Training Command The deadline to regis- Individuals pay only $25

Xtreme teams which tests your abilities and the loss of two members Surgeon General Direc- ter for the Rambler 120 and children pay $10 must include at least one shows what yoursquore really to illness but her hus- torate Medical Support is Sept 5 but teams that The fee covers a barbe-Department of Defense capable ofrdquo band helped fill the void Division chief said the sign up before Aug 1 cue lunch a commemora-ID cardholder and relay Maj Jill Rogers who ldquoThe team was awe- participants make the save by paying the early- tive T-shirt and awards teams which must have was the 99th Flying some and was able to Rambler 120 special bird fee of $100 for the for teams and children at least two DOD ID Training Squadronrsquos assis- quickly adapt to the ldquoFolks came from all Xtreme division and $150 For more information cardholders compete in tant director of operations changesrdquo she said ldquoEv- around and several bases for the relay division call 652-5763 all-male all-female and when her ldquo99th Panthersrdquo eryone was great and coed categories but this was the overall fastest stepped up and changed year all-military Xtreme relay team in last yearrsquos what portions of the and relay categories event also emphasized race they were planning have been added to the the Rambler 120rsquos team on doingrdquo Rambler 120 aspect Like Rogers Col

ldquoWersquove created Xtreme ldquoThe race is such a Michael Patronis 47th and relay categories for great event because it re- Medical Group command-active-duty members to ally takes a lot of team- er at Laughlin Air Force give our squadrons an workrdquo Rogers said ldquoIt is Base belonged to a win-opportunity to have a not about the individual ning team at last yearrsquos morale-boosting exer- Everyone needs to work Rambler 120 ldquoAwesome ciserdquo said Abbie Pollard together to get to the fin- Saucerdquo was the overall 502nd FSS community ish linerdquo fastest Xtreme team programs and partner- Rogers who now ldquoIt was a surreal expeshyship specialist ldquoIt gives serves as the 19th Air rience to have my great them a chance for more Force mobility assistant lifelong friend and my son camaraderierdquo director of operations join me for an Xtreme

Military teams and in- said competing in last team challengerdquo Patroshydividuals may also qualify yearrsquos Rambler 120 was a nis said ldquoWe overcame to have their registration great experience physical challenges as a fees paid through the Air ldquoI think everyone on team and used a strategy

Rambler 120 participants paddle their boats during a 2-mile raft race portion of the annual Rambler 120 Competition Sept 20 at the Joint Base San Antonio Recreation Park at Canyon Lake The Rambler 120 which is hosted by the 502nd Force Support Squadron features four-and eight-person teams that engage in a friendly but hard-fought competition that challenges participants with a 22-mile bike race 6-mile run 2-mile raft race and a mystery event

Photos by Johnny Saldivar Force RecOn program the team had a lot of to maximize our individu- Rambler 120 participants round a turn of the 22-mile bike race portion of the annual Rambler 120 Pollard said funrdquo she said ldquoWe were al and team strengths It Competition Sept 20 2014 at Joint Base San Antonio Recreation Park at Canyon Lake

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 21

THE GATE

1705 The parent-child music and workshop is due no later than July rounding areas so be sure to reserve to three guests are invited to movement class emphasizes the 28 This is a required training for the boat of your choice from Outdoor enjoy complimentary admission kinesthetic learning of preschool all Navy Ombudsmen commanding Recreation Available boats include to both SeaWorld and Aquatica skills and concepts for children 1-5 officers executive officers senior pontoon boats ski boats bass boats on scheduled operating days years Cost is $35 Call 221-3380 enlisted leaders and their spouses and kayaks A boaterrsquos safety certishy during their San Antonio tribute

Call 221-2418 fication and Department of Defense program through Nov 8 Veter-Post-Wide Flea Market Army Pre-Separation ID card is required to reserve a boat ans must register in advance at

Saturday 730 am to noon at Tuesdays through Fridays 830 ITT Discount Tickets Call 221-5224 or 221-5225 USAHire Heroes USA httpwwwWavesofHonorcom the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort am to noon Joint Base San Anshy Tuesdays-Fridays from 9 am Transition Workshop and verify their proof of service Sam Houston command pavilion tonio-Fort Sam Houston Soldier for to 4 pm and Saturday from 10 Read to the Rhythm A free two-day workshop for through the IDme qualification The post-wide flea market allows Life building 2263 Army patrons am to 2 pm The Information and Summer Reading Program active duty service members process SeaWorld is working the military community the opporshy separating are encouraged to begin Ticket Office located inside the The Joint Base San Antonio spouses and caregivers takes place with IDme to provide an online tunity to sell their personally owned the process 18 months prior to their Sam Houston Community Center libraries encourages families to Tuesday and Wednesday at the verification of former military household items Patrons may rent separation date This counseling is building 1395 has tickets for local shake rattle or roll to the library USO San Antonio 203 W Market personnel in a secure manner tables for $5 and chairs for 50 coordinated through the Soldier for attractions and sports such as the for ldquoRead to the Rhythmrdquo the St Instructors are veterans civilian Once veterans and their guests cents each Only Department of Life Program Call 221-1213 San Antonio Zoo Natural Bridge Department of Defense Summer career counselors and former have registered online they can Defense ID cardholders are allowed Caverns Spurs and Rampage Reading Program During the human resources recruiters and bring their e-tickets directly to to sell at the flea market Call 221shy Post-Deployment games as well as out-of-town next two months the libraries will specialists from corporate America the parkrsquos turnstiles Tickets may 5225 or 221-5224 Resiliency Training attractions to include Disney Parks host a range of free activities for working with participants to create be obtained and redeemed by

Wednesdays 1-3 pm Joint Universal Orlandoreg Resort and children teens and adults that a high quality civilian resume and Nov 8 Juniors Learn To Golf Like Pros Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston more Call 808-1378 encourage and support a love of craft their value Dress is business

Monday through Aug 7 9-11 Military amp Family Readiness Center reading Register now through casual and attendees should bring 2nd Infantry Division Reunion am at the Fort Sam Houston Golf building 2797 Service members Salado Park Area Rentals August participants win prizes for a laptop if available NCO or officer The Second (Indianhead) Course 1050 Harry Wurzbach returning from deployment are This 13-acre park has 10 picnic reaching their reading goals Visit evaluation reports and previous Division Association is searching Junior golfers eight years and older required to attend a resiliency train- areas available to rent for $15 the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Keith resumes For more information for anyone who served in the receive instruction on swing fundashy ing discussing ways to deal with which accommodate 25 people A Campbell Memorial Library each call 703-908-6415 and register at Armyrsquos 2nd Infantry Division at mentals golf etiquette rules and the stressors associated with post- each Also available are two large Thursday at 10 am the JBSAshy httpaugust0405twsanantonio any time For information about on-course instruction during clinic deployment and reintegrate back patio areas for $30 which accom- Lackland Library each Tuesday at 10 eventbritecom the association and its 94th an-Clubs are provided for students into the home life Call 221-2418 modate 50 people and a covered am and the JBSA-Randolph Library nual reunion in San Antonio from needing equipment Cost is $100 pavilion for $45 Reservations can each Wednesday at 10 am to take SeaWorld Aquatica Offer Sept 22-26 email 2idahq per child and payment must be Navy Ombudsmen be made up to a year in advance at part in special activities For more Veterans Free Admission comcastnet or call 224-225shymade in advance Call 221-5863 or Basic Training the Outdoor Equipment Center Call information call the JBSA-Fort Sam Military veterans and up 1202 222-9386 Aug 11-13 730 am to 430 221-5224 or 221-5225 Houston Keith A Campbell Memorial

pm Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Library 221-4702 the JBSA-LackshyParent-Child Music Sam Houston Military amp Fam- Boat Rentals land Library 671-2673 or the JBSA-And Movement Class ily Readiness Center building It is the time of year to hit the Randolph Library 652-5578 or visit

Tuesdays 10 am at building 2797 Registration for this 3-day lakes around San Antonio and surshy httpwwwjbsalibrariesorg

SLEEP from P19 available to learn ways METC from P5 and long distance educashyto improve sleep at tion through the George

about how to solve Sleep Module on After certified cytotechnologist Washington University sleep problems Deployment (httpafshy and histotechnician As students also have to

Providers Not terdeploymentdcoemil far as future goals he fulfill all of their normal enough military care topics-sleep) ldquoSleep plans to become a cyto- military responsibilities providers are trained More Important than pathologist readiness and physical to treat sleep issues You Thinkrdquo (httpwww Beaver who hopes fitness in order to be

The report recom- dcoemilblog14-04-28 to become a medical deployed worldwide at a mends the Defense De- Sleep_More_Imporshy lab officer felt honored momentrsquos notice partment take steps to tant_Than_You_Think to be selected for the Graduates of the prevent sleep problems aspx) ldquoUpdating Your Geraldine Colby Zeiler METC cytotechnologist increase identification To-do List Put Sleep award and to represent program are granted and diagnosis of sleep at Toprdquo (httpwww his class a Bachelor of Science problems clinically dcoemilblog14-03-13 ldquoIt has inspired me degree in cytotechnology manage sleep disor- Updating_Your_To-do_ to stay focused to keep from the George Washshyders and promote sleep List_Put_Sleep_at_Top pushing myself in other ington University health and improve aspx) ldquo10 Tips for areas in the medical field Following graduashysleep in training and Better Sleep After a and to one day become a tion Friday Beaver will operational contexts Brain Injuryrdquo (http lab officerrdquo head to Madigan Army The full text can be wwwdcoemilblog14shy Serving a dual role Medical Center on Joint found on the Rand 03-2010_Tips_for_Betshy as Soldier and student Base Lewis-McChord website at httpwww ter_Sleep_After_Brain_ is extremely tasking in Washington Del Rio randorgtopicsmilitary- Injuryaspx) and Mobile to all students in the will be going to William health-and-health-care Application CBT-i program In addition to Beaumont Army Medical html Coach (httpt2health the extreme academic Center at Fort Bliss in El

Other resources are dcoemilappsCBT-i) demands of the course Paso Texas

PROTESTANT SERVICES Sundays Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way 8 and 11 am - Traditional Dodd Field Chapel Building 1721 5584 Dodd Blvd 830 am - Samoan 1030 am - Gospel Army Medical Department Regimental Chapel Building 1398 3545 Garden Ave 920 am - 32nd Medical Brigade Contemporary Service 1101 - Contemporary ldquoCrossroadsrdquo Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 10 am - Traditional

CATHOLIC SERVICES Daily Mass Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 1105 am Monday through Friday

1130 am Monday through Friday

Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way

10 am ndash Buddhist Services

Saturday Main Post (Gift) Chapel 445 pm ndash Reconciliation 530 pm - Evening Mass Sunday 8 am - Morning Mass AMEDD 830 am - Morning Mass BAMC 930 am - Morning Mass MPC 1130 am - Morning Mass BAMC 1230 pm - Afternoon Mass DFC

JEWISH SERVICES 8 pm - Jewish Worship Friday MPC 830 pm - Oneg Shabbat Friday MPC

ISLAMIC SERVICE 115 pm ndash Jummah Friday AMEDD

LATTER DAY SAINTS SERVICES 1 pm - LDS Worship Sunday AMEDD

BUDDHIST SERVICES

Saturday AMEDD

CHAPEL WORSHIP SCHEDULE

For worship opportunities of faith groups not listed here please visit the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Chaplainrsquos website at

httpwwwjbsaafmiljbsachapelsamhoustonasp

PAGE 20 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

Rambler 120 returns with addition of all-military categories By Robert Goetz The RecOn program JBSA-Randolph Public Affairs provides recreational

activities for active-The Rambler 120 Team duty members and

Challenge Joint Base San their families especially Antoniorsquos adventure race Airmen returning from will feature two new team deployment and allows categories when the ninth eligible customers to en-edition of the competitive joy activities at no cost event takes place Sept 19 or at a discount funds at the JBSA Recreation permitting Park at Canyon Lake Last year 31 teams

Hosted by the 502nd registered for the Force Support Squad- Rambler 120 in the ron the Rambler 120 Xtreme and relay divishychallenges four-person sions including parshyldquoXtremerdquo teams and ticipants from all JBSA eight-person relay teams locations and Laughlin with a 22-mile bike race Air Force Base Texas through the Texas Hill Pollard said team Country a 6-mile run competition makes the across Canyon Lake Rambler 120 a special Dam a 2-mile raft race event along the shoreline and ldquoThe military emphashymystery event sizes health and fitnessrdquo

The event also includes she said ldquoOf all our FSS a ldquoJust4Funrdquo category for programs this one is just going out to have fun was epic and for my son and services are repre- After Aug 1 the reg-recreational racers and a unique because of the and never expected to a personal bestrdquo sented which results in istration fee increases to youth biathlon ndash the ldquoIron health and fitness aspect win the relay portionrdquo Patronis who formerly great camaraderierdquo he $120 for Xtreme teams Kidrdquo ndash for family mem- and the competitive Rogers said the 99th served as Air Education said and $180 for relay teams bers 5 to 12 years old nature of the event This Panthers had to adjust to and Training Command The deadline to regis- Individuals pay only $25

Xtreme teams which tests your abilities and the loss of two members Surgeon General Direc- ter for the Rambler 120 and children pay $10 must include at least one shows what yoursquore really to illness but her hus- torate Medical Support is Sept 5 but teams that The fee covers a barbe-Department of Defense capable ofrdquo band helped fill the void Division chief said the sign up before Aug 1 cue lunch a commemora-ID cardholder and relay Maj Jill Rogers who ldquoThe team was awe- participants make the save by paying the early- tive T-shirt and awards teams which must have was the 99th Flying some and was able to Rambler 120 special bird fee of $100 for the for teams and children at least two DOD ID Training Squadronrsquos assis- quickly adapt to the ldquoFolks came from all Xtreme division and $150 For more information cardholders compete in tant director of operations changesrdquo she said ldquoEv- around and several bases for the relay division call 652-5763 all-male all-female and when her ldquo99th Panthersrdquo eryone was great and coed categories but this was the overall fastest stepped up and changed year all-military Xtreme relay team in last yearrsquos what portions of the and relay categories event also emphasized race they were planning have been added to the the Rambler 120rsquos team on doingrdquo Rambler 120 aspect Like Rogers Col

ldquoWersquove created Xtreme ldquoThe race is such a Michael Patronis 47th and relay categories for great event because it re- Medical Group command-active-duty members to ally takes a lot of team- er at Laughlin Air Force give our squadrons an workrdquo Rogers said ldquoIt is Base belonged to a win-opportunity to have a not about the individual ning team at last yearrsquos morale-boosting exer- Everyone needs to work Rambler 120 ldquoAwesome ciserdquo said Abbie Pollard together to get to the fin- Saucerdquo was the overall 502nd FSS community ish linerdquo fastest Xtreme team programs and partner- Rogers who now ldquoIt was a surreal expeshyship specialist ldquoIt gives serves as the 19th Air rience to have my great them a chance for more Force mobility assistant lifelong friend and my son camaraderierdquo director of operations join me for an Xtreme

Military teams and in- said competing in last team challengerdquo Patroshydividuals may also qualify yearrsquos Rambler 120 was a nis said ldquoWe overcame to have their registration great experience physical challenges as a fees paid through the Air ldquoI think everyone on team and used a strategy

Rambler 120 participants paddle their boats during a 2-mile raft race portion of the annual Rambler 120 Competition Sept 20 at the Joint Base San Antonio Recreation Park at Canyon Lake The Rambler 120 which is hosted by the 502nd Force Support Squadron features four-and eight-person teams that engage in a friendly but hard-fought competition that challenges participants with a 22-mile bike race 6-mile run 2-mile raft race and a mystery event

Photos by Johnny Saldivar Force RecOn program the team had a lot of to maximize our individu- Rambler 120 participants round a turn of the 22-mile bike race portion of the annual Rambler 120 Pollard said funrdquo she said ldquoWe were al and team strengths It Competition Sept 20 2014 at Joint Base San Antonio Recreation Park at Canyon Lake

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 21

THE GATE

1705 The parent-child music and workshop is due no later than July rounding areas so be sure to reserve to three guests are invited to movement class emphasizes the 28 This is a required training for the boat of your choice from Outdoor enjoy complimentary admission kinesthetic learning of preschool all Navy Ombudsmen commanding Recreation Available boats include to both SeaWorld and Aquatica skills and concepts for children 1-5 officers executive officers senior pontoon boats ski boats bass boats on scheduled operating days years Cost is $35 Call 221-3380 enlisted leaders and their spouses and kayaks A boaterrsquos safety certishy during their San Antonio tribute

Call 221-2418 fication and Department of Defense program through Nov 8 Veter-Post-Wide Flea Market Army Pre-Separation ID card is required to reserve a boat ans must register in advance at

Saturday 730 am to noon at Tuesdays through Fridays 830 ITT Discount Tickets Call 221-5224 or 221-5225 USAHire Heroes USA httpwwwWavesofHonorcom the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort am to noon Joint Base San Anshy Tuesdays-Fridays from 9 am Transition Workshop and verify their proof of service Sam Houston command pavilion tonio-Fort Sam Houston Soldier for to 4 pm and Saturday from 10 Read to the Rhythm A free two-day workshop for through the IDme qualification The post-wide flea market allows Life building 2263 Army patrons am to 2 pm The Information and Summer Reading Program active duty service members process SeaWorld is working the military community the opporshy separating are encouraged to begin Ticket Office located inside the The Joint Base San Antonio spouses and caregivers takes place with IDme to provide an online tunity to sell their personally owned the process 18 months prior to their Sam Houston Community Center libraries encourages families to Tuesday and Wednesday at the verification of former military household items Patrons may rent separation date This counseling is building 1395 has tickets for local shake rattle or roll to the library USO San Antonio 203 W Market personnel in a secure manner tables for $5 and chairs for 50 coordinated through the Soldier for attractions and sports such as the for ldquoRead to the Rhythmrdquo the St Instructors are veterans civilian Once veterans and their guests cents each Only Department of Life Program Call 221-1213 San Antonio Zoo Natural Bridge Department of Defense Summer career counselors and former have registered online they can Defense ID cardholders are allowed Caverns Spurs and Rampage Reading Program During the human resources recruiters and bring their e-tickets directly to to sell at the flea market Call 221shy Post-Deployment games as well as out-of-town next two months the libraries will specialists from corporate America the parkrsquos turnstiles Tickets may 5225 or 221-5224 Resiliency Training attractions to include Disney Parks host a range of free activities for working with participants to create be obtained and redeemed by

Wednesdays 1-3 pm Joint Universal Orlandoreg Resort and children teens and adults that a high quality civilian resume and Nov 8 Juniors Learn To Golf Like Pros Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston more Call 808-1378 encourage and support a love of craft their value Dress is business

Monday through Aug 7 9-11 Military amp Family Readiness Center reading Register now through casual and attendees should bring 2nd Infantry Division Reunion am at the Fort Sam Houston Golf building 2797 Service members Salado Park Area Rentals August participants win prizes for a laptop if available NCO or officer The Second (Indianhead) Course 1050 Harry Wurzbach returning from deployment are This 13-acre park has 10 picnic reaching their reading goals Visit evaluation reports and previous Division Association is searching Junior golfers eight years and older required to attend a resiliency train- areas available to rent for $15 the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Keith resumes For more information for anyone who served in the receive instruction on swing fundashy ing discussing ways to deal with which accommodate 25 people A Campbell Memorial Library each call 703-908-6415 and register at Armyrsquos 2nd Infantry Division at mentals golf etiquette rules and the stressors associated with post- each Also available are two large Thursday at 10 am the JBSAshy httpaugust0405twsanantonio any time For information about on-course instruction during clinic deployment and reintegrate back patio areas for $30 which accom- Lackland Library each Tuesday at 10 eventbritecom the association and its 94th an-Clubs are provided for students into the home life Call 221-2418 modate 50 people and a covered am and the JBSA-Randolph Library nual reunion in San Antonio from needing equipment Cost is $100 pavilion for $45 Reservations can each Wednesday at 10 am to take SeaWorld Aquatica Offer Sept 22-26 email 2idahq per child and payment must be Navy Ombudsmen be made up to a year in advance at part in special activities For more Veterans Free Admission comcastnet or call 224-225shymade in advance Call 221-5863 or Basic Training the Outdoor Equipment Center Call information call the JBSA-Fort Sam Military veterans and up 1202 222-9386 Aug 11-13 730 am to 430 221-5224 or 221-5225 Houston Keith A Campbell Memorial

pm Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Library 221-4702 the JBSA-LackshyParent-Child Music Sam Houston Military amp Fam- Boat Rentals land Library 671-2673 or the JBSA-And Movement Class ily Readiness Center building It is the time of year to hit the Randolph Library 652-5578 or visit

Tuesdays 10 am at building 2797 Registration for this 3-day lakes around San Antonio and surshy httpwwwjbsalibrariesorg

SLEEP from P19 available to learn ways METC from P5 and long distance educashyto improve sleep at tion through the George

about how to solve Sleep Module on After certified cytotechnologist Washington University sleep problems Deployment (httpafshy and histotechnician As students also have to

Providers Not terdeploymentdcoemil far as future goals he fulfill all of their normal enough military care topics-sleep) ldquoSleep plans to become a cyto- military responsibilities providers are trained More Important than pathologist readiness and physical to treat sleep issues You Thinkrdquo (httpwww Beaver who hopes fitness in order to be

The report recom- dcoemilblog14-04-28 to become a medical deployed worldwide at a mends the Defense De- Sleep_More_Imporshy lab officer felt honored momentrsquos notice partment take steps to tant_Than_You_Think to be selected for the Graduates of the prevent sleep problems aspx) ldquoUpdating Your Geraldine Colby Zeiler METC cytotechnologist increase identification To-do List Put Sleep award and to represent program are granted and diagnosis of sleep at Toprdquo (httpwww his class a Bachelor of Science problems clinically dcoemilblog14-03-13 ldquoIt has inspired me degree in cytotechnology manage sleep disor- Updating_Your_To-do_ to stay focused to keep from the George Washshyders and promote sleep List_Put_Sleep_at_Top pushing myself in other ington University health and improve aspx) ldquo10 Tips for areas in the medical field Following graduashysleep in training and Better Sleep After a and to one day become a tion Friday Beaver will operational contexts Brain Injuryrdquo (http lab officerrdquo head to Madigan Army The full text can be wwwdcoemilblog14shy Serving a dual role Medical Center on Joint found on the Rand 03-2010_Tips_for_Betshy as Soldier and student Base Lewis-McChord website at httpwww ter_Sleep_After_Brain_ is extremely tasking in Washington Del Rio randorgtopicsmilitary- Injuryaspx) and Mobile to all students in the will be going to William health-and-health-care Application CBT-i program In addition to Beaumont Army Medical html Coach (httpt2health the extreme academic Center at Fort Bliss in El

Other resources are dcoemilappsCBT-i) demands of the course Paso Texas

PROTESTANT SERVICES Sundays Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way 8 and 11 am - Traditional Dodd Field Chapel Building 1721 5584 Dodd Blvd 830 am - Samoan 1030 am - Gospel Army Medical Department Regimental Chapel Building 1398 3545 Garden Ave 920 am - 32nd Medical Brigade Contemporary Service 1101 - Contemporary ldquoCrossroadsrdquo Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 10 am - Traditional

CATHOLIC SERVICES Daily Mass Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 1105 am Monday through Friday

1130 am Monday through Friday

Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way

10 am ndash Buddhist Services

Saturday Main Post (Gift) Chapel 445 pm ndash Reconciliation 530 pm - Evening Mass Sunday 8 am - Morning Mass AMEDD 830 am - Morning Mass BAMC 930 am - Morning Mass MPC 1130 am - Morning Mass BAMC 1230 pm - Afternoon Mass DFC

JEWISH SERVICES 8 pm - Jewish Worship Friday MPC 830 pm - Oneg Shabbat Friday MPC

ISLAMIC SERVICE 115 pm ndash Jummah Friday AMEDD

LATTER DAY SAINTS SERVICES 1 pm - LDS Worship Sunday AMEDD

BUDDHIST SERVICES

Saturday AMEDD

CHAPEL WORSHIP SCHEDULE

For worship opportunities of faith groups not listed here please visit the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Chaplainrsquos website at

httpwwwjbsaafmiljbsachapelsamhoustonasp

JULY 31 2015 NEWS LEADER PAGE 21

THE GATE

1705 The parent-child music and workshop is due no later than July rounding areas so be sure to reserve to three guests are invited to movement class emphasizes the 28 This is a required training for the boat of your choice from Outdoor enjoy complimentary admission kinesthetic learning of preschool all Navy Ombudsmen commanding Recreation Available boats include to both SeaWorld and Aquatica skills and concepts for children 1-5 officers executive officers senior pontoon boats ski boats bass boats on scheduled operating days years Cost is $35 Call 221-3380 enlisted leaders and their spouses and kayaks A boaterrsquos safety certishy during their San Antonio tribute

Call 221-2418 fication and Department of Defense program through Nov 8 Veter-Post-Wide Flea Market Army Pre-Separation ID card is required to reserve a boat ans must register in advance at

Saturday 730 am to noon at Tuesdays through Fridays 830 ITT Discount Tickets Call 221-5224 or 221-5225 USAHire Heroes USA httpwwwWavesofHonorcom the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort am to noon Joint Base San Anshy Tuesdays-Fridays from 9 am Transition Workshop and verify their proof of service Sam Houston command pavilion tonio-Fort Sam Houston Soldier for to 4 pm and Saturday from 10 Read to the Rhythm A free two-day workshop for through the IDme qualification The post-wide flea market allows Life building 2263 Army patrons am to 2 pm The Information and Summer Reading Program active duty service members process SeaWorld is working the military community the opporshy separating are encouraged to begin Ticket Office located inside the The Joint Base San Antonio spouses and caregivers takes place with IDme to provide an online tunity to sell their personally owned the process 18 months prior to their Sam Houston Community Center libraries encourages families to Tuesday and Wednesday at the verification of former military household items Patrons may rent separation date This counseling is building 1395 has tickets for local shake rattle or roll to the library USO San Antonio 203 W Market personnel in a secure manner tables for $5 and chairs for 50 coordinated through the Soldier for attractions and sports such as the for ldquoRead to the Rhythmrdquo the St Instructors are veterans civilian Once veterans and their guests cents each Only Department of Life Program Call 221-1213 San Antonio Zoo Natural Bridge Department of Defense Summer career counselors and former have registered online they can Defense ID cardholders are allowed Caverns Spurs and Rampage Reading Program During the human resources recruiters and bring their e-tickets directly to to sell at the flea market Call 221shy Post-Deployment games as well as out-of-town next two months the libraries will specialists from corporate America the parkrsquos turnstiles Tickets may 5225 or 221-5224 Resiliency Training attractions to include Disney Parks host a range of free activities for working with participants to create be obtained and redeemed by

Wednesdays 1-3 pm Joint Universal Orlandoreg Resort and children teens and adults that a high quality civilian resume and Nov 8 Juniors Learn To Golf Like Pros Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston more Call 808-1378 encourage and support a love of craft their value Dress is business

Monday through Aug 7 9-11 Military amp Family Readiness Center reading Register now through casual and attendees should bring 2nd Infantry Division Reunion am at the Fort Sam Houston Golf building 2797 Service members Salado Park Area Rentals August participants win prizes for a laptop if available NCO or officer The Second (Indianhead) Course 1050 Harry Wurzbach returning from deployment are This 13-acre park has 10 picnic reaching their reading goals Visit evaluation reports and previous Division Association is searching Junior golfers eight years and older required to attend a resiliency train- areas available to rent for $15 the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Keith resumes For more information for anyone who served in the receive instruction on swing fundashy ing discussing ways to deal with which accommodate 25 people A Campbell Memorial Library each call 703-908-6415 and register at Armyrsquos 2nd Infantry Division at mentals golf etiquette rules and the stressors associated with post- each Also available are two large Thursday at 10 am the JBSAshy httpaugust0405twsanantonio any time For information about on-course instruction during clinic deployment and reintegrate back patio areas for $30 which accom- Lackland Library each Tuesday at 10 eventbritecom the association and its 94th an-Clubs are provided for students into the home life Call 221-2418 modate 50 people and a covered am and the JBSA-Randolph Library nual reunion in San Antonio from needing equipment Cost is $100 pavilion for $45 Reservations can each Wednesday at 10 am to take SeaWorld Aquatica Offer Sept 22-26 email 2idahq per child and payment must be Navy Ombudsmen be made up to a year in advance at part in special activities For more Veterans Free Admission comcastnet or call 224-225shymade in advance Call 221-5863 or Basic Training the Outdoor Equipment Center Call information call the JBSA-Fort Sam Military veterans and up 1202 222-9386 Aug 11-13 730 am to 430 221-5224 or 221-5225 Houston Keith A Campbell Memorial

pm Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Library 221-4702 the JBSA-LackshyParent-Child Music Sam Houston Military amp Fam- Boat Rentals land Library 671-2673 or the JBSA-And Movement Class ily Readiness Center building It is the time of year to hit the Randolph Library 652-5578 or visit

Tuesdays 10 am at building 2797 Registration for this 3-day lakes around San Antonio and surshy httpwwwjbsalibrariesorg

SLEEP from P19 available to learn ways METC from P5 and long distance educashyto improve sleep at tion through the George

about how to solve Sleep Module on After certified cytotechnologist Washington University sleep problems Deployment (httpafshy and histotechnician As students also have to

Providers Not terdeploymentdcoemil far as future goals he fulfill all of their normal enough military care topics-sleep) ldquoSleep plans to become a cyto- military responsibilities providers are trained More Important than pathologist readiness and physical to treat sleep issues You Thinkrdquo (httpwww Beaver who hopes fitness in order to be

The report recom- dcoemilblog14-04-28 to become a medical deployed worldwide at a mends the Defense De- Sleep_More_Imporshy lab officer felt honored momentrsquos notice partment take steps to tant_Than_You_Think to be selected for the Graduates of the prevent sleep problems aspx) ldquoUpdating Your Geraldine Colby Zeiler METC cytotechnologist increase identification To-do List Put Sleep award and to represent program are granted and diagnosis of sleep at Toprdquo (httpwww his class a Bachelor of Science problems clinically dcoemilblog14-03-13 ldquoIt has inspired me degree in cytotechnology manage sleep disor- Updating_Your_To-do_ to stay focused to keep from the George Washshyders and promote sleep List_Put_Sleep_at_Top pushing myself in other ington University health and improve aspx) ldquo10 Tips for areas in the medical field Following graduashysleep in training and Better Sleep After a and to one day become a tion Friday Beaver will operational contexts Brain Injuryrdquo (http lab officerrdquo head to Madigan Army The full text can be wwwdcoemilblog14shy Serving a dual role Medical Center on Joint found on the Rand 03-2010_Tips_for_Betshy as Soldier and student Base Lewis-McChord website at httpwww ter_Sleep_After_Brain_ is extremely tasking in Washington Del Rio randorgtopicsmilitary- Injuryaspx) and Mobile to all students in the will be going to William health-and-health-care Application CBT-i program In addition to Beaumont Army Medical html Coach (httpt2health the extreme academic Center at Fort Bliss in El

Other resources are dcoemilappsCBT-i) demands of the course Paso Texas

PROTESTANT SERVICES Sundays Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way 8 and 11 am - Traditional Dodd Field Chapel Building 1721 5584 Dodd Blvd 830 am - Samoan 1030 am - Gospel Army Medical Department Regimental Chapel Building 1398 3545 Garden Ave 920 am - 32nd Medical Brigade Contemporary Service 1101 - Contemporary ldquoCrossroadsrdquo Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 10 am - Traditional

CATHOLIC SERVICES Daily Mass Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel Building 3600 3551 Roger Brooke Rd 1105 am Monday through Friday

1130 am Monday through Friday

Main Post (Gift) Chapel Building 2200 2301 Wilson Way

10 am ndash Buddhist Services

Saturday Main Post (Gift) Chapel 445 pm ndash Reconciliation 530 pm - Evening Mass Sunday 8 am - Morning Mass AMEDD 830 am - Morning Mass BAMC 930 am - Morning Mass MPC 1130 am - Morning Mass BAMC 1230 pm - Afternoon Mass DFC

JEWISH SERVICES 8 pm - Jewish Worship Friday MPC 830 pm - Oneg Shabbat Friday MPC

ISLAMIC SERVICE 115 pm ndash Jummah Friday AMEDD

LATTER DAY SAINTS SERVICES 1 pm - LDS Worship Sunday AMEDD

BUDDHIST SERVICES

Saturday AMEDD

CHAPEL WORSHIP SCHEDULE

For worship opportunities of faith groups not listed here please visit the JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Chaplainrsquos website at

httpwwwjbsaafmiljbsachapelsamhoustonasp

PAGE 22 NEWS LEADER JULY 31 2015

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