Golden Dragons Weekly Binder 16-20 November 2009 1-14 Infantry Battalion: SAPPERS: Friday, 20 November : 66th ENG Org Day at Bellows On Wednesday, 25 November ACS New Parent Support Program coming to the Company Area at 1:00pm A Co: Check Out The Reaper Readiness Newsletter (on page 2 of the Weekly Binder) Monthly Meeting Reminder for BOSS Reps: Tuesday, 24 November 2:00pm, Tropics Coffee Bar area FRG’S: Key Caller/POC Training Offered at ACS Classroom #1 on Tuesday, 24 November at 6:00pm Highlights USO Presents A Tropic Homecoming With Lee Ann Womack, USO Thanksgiving Dinner FRG Legal Brief Dining Facility Thanksgiving Day Hours and Menu Military OneSource Information CRT Information and Training Religious Worship Thanksgiving Season Black Friday FRG Training Babysitter’s Training 1-14 INFANTRY BATTALION 1-14 Infantry Battalion FRSA M. Aloha Valverde
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Golden Dragons
Weekly Binder 16-20 November 2009
1-14 Infantry Battalion: SAPPERS: Friday, 20 November : 66th ENG Org Day at Bellows
On Wednesday, 25 November ACS New Parent Support Program
coming to the Company Area at 1:00pm
A Co: Check Out The Reaper Readiness Newsletter (on page 2 of the Weekly Binder)
Monthly Meeting Reminder for BOSS Reps: Tuesday, 24 November 2:00pm, Tropics Coffee Bar area
FRG’S: Key Caller/POC Training Offered at ACS Classroom #1 on Tuesday, 24 November at 6:00pm
Highlights
USO Presents A Tropic Homecoming With Lee Ann Womack,
USO Thanksgiving Dinner
FRG Legal Brief
Dining Facility Thanksgiving Day Hours and Menu
Military OneSource Information
CRT Information and Training
Religious Worship
Thanksgiving Season
Black Friday
FRG Training
Babysitter’s Training
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M. Aloha Valverde
November 2009
Volume 1, Issue 1
A L P H A
C O M P A N Y
R E A P E R S
Pohukaloa Training Area 24 SEP - 16 OCT 2009
Promotions, New Baby Reapers and other Good News
WELCOME NEW REAPER BABIES!
PHYSICAL FITNESS EXCELLENCE- PVT Westbrook (2nd PLT) scored a 333 on the Company APFT on 30 October. Because of his outstanding performance, he was awarded an Army Achievement Medal by the Battalion Commander and a four day pass. Anyone who scores a 300 or higher is awarded with extra time off, so get your Reaper in shape!
REAPER READINESS
3rd Platoon at PTA
From the Commander...
This past month the Soldiers of Alpha Company 1-14 IN conducted training at the Pohukaloa Training
Area located on the Big Island of Hawaii. This training was most valuable in preparing the unit for deploy-
ment readiness. Reapers conducted a platoon live fire, squad live fire, platoon situational training exercise
(STX), Stryker Gunnery, and multiple flat ranges.
The platoon live fire gave the Soldiers confidence in their weapons and their fellow Soldiers. In the
shoot house, the Soldiers were required to engage targets within feet or even inches from their battle
buddy. This built great trust and unity within the platoons.
During the squad live fire, Reapers worked in a 9 man squad to tactically and effectively engage and
destroy enemy targets. The training was conducted over rough terrain and the Soldiers’ performance was
outstanding.
Stryker Gunnery gave the Soldiers a chance to effectively use the Stryker’s weapon system known as
the Remote Weapon System (RWS). The vehicle crews engaged targets with the .50 caliber machine gun
and the MK19 grenade launcher. Some of the Reapers already had experience shooting the RWS, but for
some it was a new test. After two solid days of shooting day and night, all the crews were qualified and
confident in their RWS shooting ability.
Platoon STX gave the Platoon a chance to show what the Soldiers had learned the two weeks prior. The
platoons met with a local leader of a simulated out-post in Iraq. From there the platoon was required to
conduct a convoy to a neighboring town and conduct dismounted patrols. This led them to search for a
cache site. They also conducted the task of reacting to an IED and recovery drills at the end of the STX
lane. A lot was thrown at them in a short period of time and the leaders were forced to make quick
decisions.
Throughout the 3 weeks of training your Soldiers shot thousands of rounds of ammunition, drove
countless hours in the Strykers, walked several miles and most importantly learned some good lessons.
Overall, Reaper Company did an outstanding job and improved everyday.
The Stress Shoot Range
Stryker’s in Action
Welcome to the first edition of Reaper Readiness. The intent of this newsletter is to keep the Reaper
Families in the loop on the happenings of Alpha Company. Our goal is to send a newsletter out by email
every month with information regarding recent training that your loved one has participated in, recent
Reaper accomplishments, new baby announcements (there are a lot of pregnant wives!), and future
training events. If there is something specific you would like to see or read about in these newsletters
please email me, my wife Alexa, or tell your husband to pass it up the chain of command.
-REAPER 6 KEY DATES:
Company Field Training
Exercise 8-10 DEC
FRG Holiday Potluck 15 DEC Charlotte Anne Bobo 1st PLT Richard, Jenni Bobo 18 Jun 21 in/ 9lbs 6oz
Westyn Lee Ziegler 1st PLT Jeremy and Kelly Ziegler 17 Oct 17in/ 6lbs 5oz.
Avery Claire Barnes 1st PLT Jody, Anna Barnes 27 Oct 21 in/ 6lbs 2oz.
Melissa Renee Truslow HQ Chad and Stacy 31 Oct 18.25in/ 6lbs 13.5 oz.
Mia Moon Williams 1st PLT Theodore and Sarah 7 Nov 20 in/ 6lbs 16oz
Gabriel Duglass Rowland 2nd PLT Cori Rowalnd 9 Nov 19 in/ 8lbs 12oz
The USO presents:
A Tropic Homecoming
with Lee Ann Womack
on 19 November, 6:30 pm at
Schofield Barracks Sills Field .
Black Friday At The NEX
27 NOV 09
Join the annual shopping frenzy and save! Enjoy great savings on
many fabulous items at your
Navy Exchange at Pearl Harbor. Prices are too low to advertise!
Shop early for best selection and
store specials throughout the day!
Black Friday Store Hours 5:00 a.m. -
11:00 p.m.
The Airport USO will be hosting a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday, 26 November at 11:30. During that time, free phone and video calls will be provided by Skype to USOs around the world to keep our traveling troops and family members connected with their loved ones around the world.
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USO PRESENTS:
UPCOMING EVENTS & CLASSES
HOME ALONE AWARENESS CLASSES
W E EKLY B I NDER
Snorkeling for Octopus Enjoy a great day under the
water in some of the world's best snorkeling spots searching for Octopus with
Outdoor Recreation on Nov. 21, 7 a.m.-2 p.m. For
pleasure and physical fitness, snorkeling
can't be beat as a source of good exercise and tons of
fun. Cost is $42 per person and round-trip
transportation to and from Schofield Barracks is
included.
Call 655-0143.
Join us for a evening of Healthy
Activities! Health and Fitness
Assessments, Activities, Information
Booths, and more. Don’t miss out!
Be sure to visit this winning
combination of events to help motivate
you toward your health and fitness
goals! Plus enjoy door prizes,
refreshments, giveaways and more!
Friday, November 20, 2009
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Martinez Physical Fitness Center
For more information call 438-1152
or 655-9650 or visit
www.mwrarmyhawaii.com
Children 9-11 will be involved in an interactive workshop
that will provide them the tools to make responsible
decisions as they prepare to stay home alone.
Classes will be held from 9:00 a.m-2:00 p.m.
To register your child, please call 655-1670.
November 20 Schofield Barracks Chapel
December 11 AMR Community Center
December 18 Schofield Barracks Chapel
January 29 AMR Community Center
February 12 Schofield Barracks Chapel
March 5 AMR Chapel
April 23 Schofield Barracks Chapel
May 7 AMR Chapel
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FRG TRAINING FOR 2010
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INTERESTED IN BECOMING PART OF THE BATTALION CARE RESPONSE TEAM?
Care Response Team: CRT teams convey a critical message to the spouse and family…that people care…. that the Army cares.
The Care Response Team are the first responders after Casualty Notification and allows for a pre-established plan that may offer
short-term emotional and logistical support to the Family of a deceased or injured Soldier, being sure not to duplicate any assistance or
Holiday Craft Fair for Na Lei Mae'ole, 9 am - 2 pm
McKinley High School cafeteria, 1039 So. King St., Craft fair, food booth, silent auction.
Season's Best Craft & Gift Fair, 8 am - 2 pm
Aiea Elementary School, 120+ booths of crafts, gifts & food.
Mililani High School ABC Craft Fair, 9 am - 2 pm
96-1200 Meheula Pkwy, in the school's gymna-sium & parking lot, 110 booths.
Haleiwa JodoMission YBA Craft Fair, 9 am - 2 pm
66-279A Haleiwa Rd.
Holiday Arts and Crafts Sale, 10 am - 4 pm
Kahuku School and Community Library,
56-490 Kamehameha Hwy.
Waikiki Artfest, 9 am - 4 pm
Kapiolani Park , by the Bandstand, Waikiki ,
Featuring artists and handcrafters, music & food.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
CATHOLIC MASS
26 November 9:00
HANGING OF THE GREENS
27 November 6pm
The Community is invited to help decorate the chapel for the holidays
Please contact the
North Community Chaplain
At
655-6646 or 347-2098
CHAPEL YOUTH GO FISHING
21 November
CALL LAURA WISE
655-4461
COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING
SERVICE
25 November 6pm
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Company Commanders, S4’s, and FRG’s interested in learn-ing more about the legal as-pects of the FRG program.
WHY ATTEND?
To provide support and
guidance on FRG fundraising and address concerns about spending funds.
Topics of discussion to include:
WHAT IS AN FRG?
AUTHORIZED SUPPORT AND FUNDING?
WHAT IS APPROPRIATED FUNDS?
WHAT IS NON APPROPRI-ATED FUNDS?
WHAT IS INFORMAL FUNDS?
RECCURING ISSUES
PLANNING AN EVENT
FUNDRAISING DO’S & DONT’S
Please contact Bridget Shioshita, to confirm
attendance.
Office: #655-6559
DECEMBER 07, Monday
1000 MAIN POST
CONFERENCE
submission can be made
on-line at www.mwrarmyhawaii.com, via fax at (808) 655-1654 or at the Schofield Barracks ACS, 2091 Kolekole Ave and the TAMC ACS Satellite Center, 127A Krukowski Rd.
That's right, get on-board with your quality-of-life issues. Submit your AFAP issue for the 2010 Installation Confer-ence today. 2010 AFAP con-ference dates are 26-28 Jan 2010 at the Nehelani Confer-ence & Banquet Center, Schofield Barracks. Issue
High School Musical 2 - The sequel to last year’s smash Army Community Theatre Hit, High School Musical 2, premieres at the theatre Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Performances continue Nov. 20, 21, 27, 28 and Dec. 4 and 5, at 7:30 p.m. each day. Tickets cost just $12 to $20 and are available online at www.armytheatre.com. Call 438-4480.
Precious Metal Clay Workshop - Learn the basics of precious metal clay Nov. 19, 9 a.m.–noon at the Schofield Barracks Arts and Crafts Center. Just $35 includes all supplies and you’ll walk away from this program with a new pendant or a pair of earrings. Call 655-4202.
Fight Gone Bad Competition - Put your strength and conditioning to the test Nov. 20, 4-8 p.m. at the Martinez Physical Fitness Center, Schofield Barracks. Enter this cross fit challenge to test your athletic prowess and earn a chance to win awards and fitness equipment. Fitness assessments, nutrition consulting, behavioral health classes, and dental mouth guard fittings also will be on hand. Call 655-4804.
Stress Classes Demo - Stressed and don’t know where to turn? Join us at the Health and Fitness Fair Nov. 20, 4-8 p.m. at the Martinez Physical Fitness Center, Schofield Barracks, for demonstrations on a new series of classes available to help deal with stress. Learn all about how mindfulness classes can help you achieve a better outlook on life and hear more about the health benefits of tai chi or chi gung. Call 655-4804.
Snorkeling for Octopus - Enjoy a great day under the water in some of the world’s best snorkeling spots searching for octopus with Outdoor Recreation Nov. 21, 7 a.m.-2 p.m. For pleasure and physical fitness, snorkeling can’t be beat as a source of good exercise and tons of fun. Cost is $42 per person and round-trip transportation from Schofield Barracks is included. Call 655-0143.
Stand-Up Paddling - Learn the sport that’s taken Hawaii by storm, stand-up paddling, Nov. 22, 7 a.m.-noon with Outdoor Recreation. Lessons are only $54 each and include equipment and round-trip transportation to and from Schofield Barracks. Call 655-0143.
2009 Holiday Softball Tournament - Entries are now being accepted for the 2009 Holiday Softball Tournament. Cost is $100 and team rosters are limited to 15 individuals (players/coaches). Entries must be received by 4 p.m. Dec.1 the USAG-HI Sports, Fitness and Aquatics Office, Stop 112, Building 556, Kaala Community Activity Center, Schofield Barracks. Call 655-0856 or 438-9572.
Schofield Bowling Center, Na Koa Snack Bar - View your favorite sporting events on our four large TV LCD screens in the snack bar. Enjoy your favorite food items, appetizers, soft drinks and a great selection of beer. Relax with friends and enjoy a fun sporting event in a very comfortable atmosphere. Call 655-0573 for more details. Enjoy breakfast specials at Na Koa Snack Bar. Come in and satisfy your morning hunger with our breakfast burritos, scrambled eggs and pancakes with Kona coffee. Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m.-11:30 p.m., Sunday, 9 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Holiday hours are from 2 to 9 p.m.
Pililaau Army Recreation Center - Located at Pokai Bay in Waianae, 18 miles from Schofield Barracks and 22 miles from Pearl Harbor, the rec center has 39 beachfront cabins, an equipment rental center, club facility and a Cove Pavilion area for group outings. Accommodations range from studios to two-bedroom and three-bedroom cabins with kitchens. For reservations, call 696-4158.
Sunset Café - Overlooking the emerald waters of Pokai Bay with breathtaking sunsets, Sunset Café’s lanai is an unforgettable Hawaiian setting for your special occasion. Sunset Café at Pililaau Army Recreation Center also is a great spot for retreats or lunch. Call 696-4778.
Kolekole Bar & Grill Food Specials - Check out the weekly specials at the Kolekole Bar & Grill, Schofield Barracks: Mongolian Barbecue is offered Monday, 5-8 p.m. Select your favorites from a large variety of meats and vegetables, and we’ll grill it to your liking. The cost is 65 cents an ounce. Call 655-4466/0660.
November 18, 2009 - Vol. 99
PMS 3305
PMS 601
PMS 124
PMS 4695
Monday 5-8 pm at Kolekole and Thursday 5-8 pm at Mulligan’s.
Select your favorites from a variety of meats and vegetables.
Cost is only $0.65 cents per oz.
Kolekole Bar & Grill Schofield Barracks
655-0064
Mulligan’s Bar & GrillFt. Shafter
438-6712 or 438-1974
Got stress?We’ve got the answer!
Mindfu lnessLearn disciplined meditation techniques to develop a
clear awareness of the present moment and relieve the stress of the day.
Mondays and Wednesdaysbeginning October 14, 2009
6-7 p.m., SGT Yano Library
Tai Ch iThe art of tai chi uses gentle flowing movements to reduce the stress of today’s busy lifestyles and
improve general wellbeing.
Thursdays beginning October 157-8 p.m., Martinez Physical Fitness Center
Chi Gung
Chi Gung is a unique collection of exercises from China designed to help relieve stress on mental,
emotional and physical levels.
Thursdays beginning October 156-7 p.m., Martinez Physical Fitness Center
All classes are free for active duty Soldiers and Family Mem-bers. Classes are $4 per session for all other authorized patrons.
A monthly unlimited class pass is also available for $25.
Please wear appropriate comfortable athletic wear for all classes.
Call 655-4804 for more information.
November 26, 2009 Thursday 7:00AM Starts 9:00AM EndsTURKEY TROT FUN RUN sponsored by Honolulu Marathon Clinic. The event is expected to have 800 runners/walkers. It will start at Paki Ave./Monsarrat Ave., to Paki Ave., onto Diamond Hd. Rd., to 22nd Ave.,. to Kilauea Ave., to Kealaolu Ave., to Kahala Ave., to Kalakaua Ave., to end at Honolulu Marathon Finish Line on Kalakaua Ave. near Kapiolani Park Bandstand. Contact: Alan Sunio 753-1999 Fax: 455-7574
November 27, 2009 Friday 5:30PM Starts 7:00PM EndsLILIHA/PALAMA CHRISTMAS PARADE sponsored by Liliha Palama Business Association. The event is expected to have 100 marchers & 10 vehicles. It will start at United Church of Christ, to Judd St., to Liliha St., to N. King St., to end at Kohou St. Contact: Demaney Kihe525-8159, Fax: 533-4948, E-mail: [email protected]
November 27, 2009 Friday 5:45PM Starts 8:00PM EndsKALIHI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS PARADE sponsored by Kalihi Business Association. The event is expected to have 100+ marchers, 15 vehicles, 2 floats and 3 bands. It will start at Kalihi Union Church, to N. King St., to Mokauea St., to Dillingham Blvd., to Waiakamilo Rd./Houghtailing St., to N. School St., to end at Kam Shopping Center. Contact: Susan Kondo 382-4041, Email: [email protected]
November 27, 2009 Friday 7:00PM Starts 9:00PM EndsWAIKIKI HOLIDAY PARADE sponsored by Gateway Music Festival & Tours/Superior Bands. The event is expected to have 4,000 marchers, 40 vehicles, & 38 bands. It will start at Saratoga Rd/Kalakaua Avenue to Kalakaua Ave, to Monsarrat Ave., to end at Queen KapiolaniPark Contact: "Jake" John Peppers 888-892-5877, Fax: 865-448-8294 or Stacy Thielman-Jost 763-238-8631, E-mail: [email protected]
November 28, 2009 Saturday 10:00AM Starts 12noon EndsKEIKI KALIKIMAKA HAWAII KAI CHRISTMAS PARADE sponsored by Hawaii Kai Lions Club. The event is expected to have 1,000 marchers, 30 vehicles, & 3 bands. It will start at Kamiloiki Elementary School on Hawaii Kai Dr., to Lunalilo Home Rd., to end at Koko Marina Shopping Center. Contact: Walter Kuroiwa 395-3384
November 29, 2009 Sunday 3:00PM Starts 8:00PM EndsKANEOHE XMAS TREE LIGHTING STREET FEST (Windward City Lights) sponsored by City and County of Honolulu/Hope Chapel/Windward Baptist Church/Kaneohe Xmas Parade Committee. The event is expected to have 3,000 participants. The event will close all lanes, Waikalua Rd., from Kamehameha Hwy to Halemuku St. Contact: Joan Manke 768-3710 Email : [email protected]
Green Beans & Mushroom Casserole Herbed Baby Carrots Seasoned Broccoli Calico Salad Garden Vegetable Salad Fruit Salad Potato/Macaroni Salad
Salad Bar with Assorted Salad Dressings Cranberry Sauce Fresh Whole Grain Rolls & Spreads Cornucopia of Fall Fruits
Pumpkin / Sweet Potato Pie with Whipped Cream Apple Pie Mincemeat Cookies
Mixed Nuts & Hard CandyMilk Tea Coffee Soda
Document Translation Services from Military OneSource
Through its document translation services, Military OneSource provides for the translation of legal documents such as leases, marriage licenses, adoption paperwork, and school transcripts (“qualifying documents”) for service members and their families. Upon the user’s request, translations will be certified, notarized as necessary, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Overview
Information about Military OneSource document translation services.
• Who is eligible?
• What documents may be translated?
• What documents may not be translated?
• How long will it take to translate my document?
• How do I get started?
• What if my document isn’t a “qualifying document”?
• Other resources
The information below will help you understand more about the program and how it works.
Who is eligible? Anyone who is eligible to use the Military OneSource program is eligible to use Military OneSource translation services. However, they may use the services only for qualifying documents that relate to their own, individual situations. Those eligible for Military OneSource services include:
• Active-duty service members in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force and their immediate family members.
• National Guard and Reserve members -- regardless of activation status -- and their immediate family members (includes members of the Individual Ready Reserve).
• Separating service members and their immediate family members for up to six months following their separation.
• DoD Civilians on the staff of installation support services/offering support services to service members and their family (Airman and Family Readiness Centers, Army Community Service, Family Assistance Centers, etc.) when translation of documents if for their own, individual situation (as described above). Civilian service eligibility does not include face-to-face consultation, or telephonic or online Short-Term Solution-Focused consultation. What documents may be translated? Qualifying documents Only certain kinds of documents may be translated by our document translation services. We refer to these as “qualifying documents.” Qualifying documents are legal documents such as:
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- leases
- marriage licenses
- adoption paperwork that is required by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
- birth certificates
- school transcripts What documents may not be translated? Nonqualifying documents Only the kinds of documents described above qualify for translation through our document translation services. Documents that do not qualify for our translation services include:
• Medical. Our document translation services may not be used for discussion or delivery of information related to medical issues. Birth certificates, however, qualify for our translation services.
• Other. Requests to use the document translation service that are not for an individual service member or family member and are not for qualifying documents are outside the scope of Military OneSource document translation services. For example, flyers advertising installation events or family support program brochures may not be translated. How long will it take to translate my document? If you follow the process below by sending your document via the preferred method (e-mail), and if your document is less than 5,000 words and a qualifying document such as birth certificate or marriage license, you will receive your translation back within a few business days. Documents that are nonstandard in nature, or are not in good condition, or are longer than 5,000 words generally require more time. There is a 20-page limit per qualifying document. How do I get started? Call a Military OneSource consultant at 1-800-342-9647. (From outside the U.S. and Canada, call 1-800-3429-6477 or call collect 484-530-5908.) Be sure to have the document that you want to have translated with you when you make this call. Your consultant will then do the following:
• Explain how to connect with and send documents to Federal News Service, Inc. (FNS) for translation of official documents.
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• Ask you several questions about your document and complete a Request for Translation Services Form.
• Open a case for you and give you the case number.
Language Interpretation Services from Military OneSource
Overview
Understanding language interpretation services from Military OneSource.
Who is eligible? Who is not eligible? What if a situation doesn't qualify for the interpretation services? Other resources
To allow our consultants to communicate with military family members who do not speak the English language, Military OneSource provides simultaneous language interpretation services. This interpretation service, which is provided by telephone, ensures that language will not be a barrier to family members seeking and receiving Military OneSource services. We make every effort to honor all language preferences. The language interpretation services are available to our consultants 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Who is eligible?
Military OneSource interpretation services are intended to facilitate the providing of Military OneSource services to individual military family members who do not speak the English language. For example, a non-English-speaking military spouse may use the interpretation service to talk with a Military OneSource consultant about how to find child care programs in her community, or to discuss the concerns she may have about a spouse who has returned from combat.
To qualify, these family members must be family members of service members who are eligible to use the Military OneSource program. These service members include:
Active-duty service members in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force and their immediate family members.
National Guard and Reserve members -- regardless of activation status -- and their immediate family members (includes members of the Individual Ready Reserve).
Separating service members and their immediate family members for up to six months following their separation.
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Who is not eligible?
Our language interpretation service is not a stand-alone service. It is used only in connection with providing usual Military OneSource services in the context of a Military OneSource case.
Situations for which the language interpretation service may not be used include:
Situations outside the context of a Military OneSource case. Requests to use the interpretation service for reasons outside the context of a Military OneSource case, or by third-party advocates for reasons outside a Military OneSource case, are outside the scope of this service. For example, a Family Readiness Group leader may not use the interpretation service to contact a non-English speaking spouse.
Medical. The interpretation services may not be used for discussion or delivery of information related to medical issues.
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What if a situation doesn't qualify for the interpretation services?
Situations that do not meet the eligibility requirements may be considered for interpretation support if there are other available free resources. Military OneSource will explore community and government resources to assist you. Your Military OneSource consultant will explain how we can help with your request when the situation does not qualify for Military OneSource interpretation services.
If a military family member or military family support staff needs interpretation services that are outside the scope of this service, consultants will offer alternate resources that can assist them with their need.
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Other resources
Your military support services
Each service branch sponsors information and support programs for service members and their families. You can call or visit any installation Army Community Service Center, Marine Corps Community Services, Fleet and Family Support Center, or Airman and Family Readiness Center regardless of your branch affiliation.
If you aren't near an installation, National Guard Family Assistance Centers are available in every state. The Local Community Resource Finder on the National Guard Family Program at www.guardfamily.org will identify your closest center.
Military OneSource
This free 24-hour service is available to all active duty, Guard, and Reserve members (regardless of activation status) and their families. Consultants provide information and make referrals on a wide range of issues. Free face-to-face counseling sessions (and their equivalent by phone or online) are also available. Call 1-800-342-9647 or go to www.MilitaryOneSource.com to learn more.
2009 Army Hawaii Men’s Intramural Basketball League
SITES: Martinez Fitness Center, Helemano Fitness Center, TAMC Fitness Center, Wheeler Fitness Center, Fort Shafter Fitness Center.
DATES: December 7, 2009 – March 19, 2010
ELIGIBILITY: Company, Battery, Troop, Detachment level Active Duty Army, Reserve, and National Guard units within the geographical limits of Hawaii may enter one team.
ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries must be received by the USAG-HI Sports, Fitness and Aquatics Office, Stop 112, Bldg 556, Kaala
Community Activity Center, no later than 4 pm, November 25, 2009. Schofield entries may be faxed to 655-8012. Ft Shafter/
MORE INFORMATION: Contact the USAG-HI Sports, Fitness and Aquatics Office, 655-0856/438-9572. Information may also be obtained via the MWR Sport website: http//www.mwrarmyhawaii.com.
2009 Army Hawaii Women’s Intramural Basketball League
SITES: Martinez Fitness Center, Helemano Fitness Center, TAMC Fitness Center, Wheeler Fitness Center, Fort Shafter Fitness Center.
DATES: December 7, 2009 – March 19, 2010
ELIGIBILITY: Company, Battery, Troop, Detachment level Active Duty Army, Reserve, and National Guard units within the geographical limits of Hawaii may enter one team.
ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries must be received by the USAG-HI Sports, Fitness and Aquatics Office, Stop 112, Bldg 556, Kaala Community Activity Center, no later than 4 pm, November 25, 2009. Schofield entries may be faxed to 655-8012. Ft Shafter/ TAMC entries may be faxed to 438-2470.
MORE INFORMATION: Contact the USAG-HI Sports, Fitness and Aquatics Office, 655-0856/438-9572. Information may also be obtained via the MWR Sport website: http//www.mwrarmyhawaii.com.
HEALTH AND FITNESS ASSESMENTS: • Free—Ongoing Health Assessments including blood pressure, heart rate, height,
weight, BMI, body fat %, and weight loss goals (Ongoing 10-15 Minutes). • Health Age Questionnaire—Find out what your age and life expectance is based on a
few simple questions. COMPETITION: • CrossFit fitness completion (Fight Gone Bad). Test your athletic prowess with this
challenging interval workout. Compete for a chance to win a variety of fitness equip-ment to include GymBoss interval timers, C2 Smart Cards, Pedometers, and more!
DEMONSTRATIONS: • LifeClinic Health Assessment Station Debut – Try out Schofield Barracks new Life-
Clinic Health Assessment Station. The LC500 is our interactive health station. • Fitness Center Open House—Tour the facility and participate in some of the activi-
ties we have to offer.
DENTAL: • Dental staff will be on hand to perform mouth guard fittings. NUTRITION: • You are what you eat! Visit with a nutritionist and learn tips see how nutrition plays
an important role in fitness. The commissary will be providing health refreshments to all.
STRESS TOOLS: • Got Stress? Learn about the variety of resources Army Hawaii has to offer when it
comes improving your mental fitness. ASK THE EXPERTS: • Speak directly to local health professionals, get answers to questions you need. PLUS: • Door prizes, refreshments, giveaways and fitness tips!
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