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THE Home of the 3rd Infantry Division
Vol. 56, Issue 41 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • https://home.army.mil/stewart October 14, 2021
SPARTANS
GET AFTER IT
Modernizing minds and tactics, Page 3 | DoDEA celebrates 75 years of excellence, Page 14
Soldiers give back to community, Page 9 | Hazard response company hones skills, Page 20
2 The Frontline October 14, 2021
Black Lions test lethality at range 3RD INFANTRY DIVISION COMMANDER
SENIOR COMMANDER STEWART-HUNTER
MAJ. GEN. CHARLES COSTANZA
USAG FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER
COL. MANUEL RAMIREZ
HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER
LT. COL. STEPHAN R. BOLTON
THE
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Military Editor
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Production Manager
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Staff Writers 3rd DSB PAO reporter
Kevin Larson Sgt. Laurissa Hodges
Dina McKain
3rd CAB PAO
1st Lt. Aaron Blevins Hunter Public Affairs Officer
Capt. Zena Williams
Daniel Malta
Pfc. Zachary Johnson fires the Carl Gustav M4 anti-tank rocket at a target down range Oct. 7 during 3rd CAB PAO NCOIC
training on Fort Benning. Soldiers from Crusher Company and scouts were able to engage targets 3rd Infantry Division PAO Sgt. Andrew McNeil
with high-explosive and high-explosive dual-purpose rounds during the training. Lt. Col. Lindsey Elder 3rd CAB PAO Reporter
3rd ID PAO NCOIC
Sgt. Savannah Roy
Sgt 1st Class Jason Hull
“Our section sergeant has been Deputy PAO
Marne Voices Speak Out Capt. John Howard 50th PAD
very helpful in getting us where Capt. Joe Bisso
1st ABCT PAO
we need to go.” Capt. Patrick Connelly
50th PAD NCOIC
Staff Sgt. Ian Morales
What is the best thing about
1st ABCT PAO NCOIC
1st Lt. Sarah Gunnells Staff Sgt. Daniel Guerrero
2nd Bn., 151st Avn. Rgt.
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Spc. Levi Scott Team, 3rd Infantry Division, detonate a Bangalore
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Chris Arndt 2nd Bn., 151st Avn. Rgt. torpedo as part of the Engineer Qualification
2nd Bn., 151st Avn. Rgt. Virginia Army Natl. Guard Table V Oct. 5 on Fort Stewart. (Photo by 1st Sgt.
North Carolina Army Natl. Guard Ryan McKee)
October 14, 2021 The Frontline 3
Dogface Soldiers work to modernize minds and tactics
Sgt. 1st Class Jason Hull cise, the event stressed the integration a guaranteed victory. achieving overmatch against any other
3rd ID Public Affairs and reporting of all warfighting functions When Maj. Gen. Charles Costanza ground forces, the training processes and
in a simulation designed to generate assumed command of the 3rd ID in the experiences must produce cohesive, well-
For several years now, the Department tough decisions and catastrophic conse- summer of this year, he directed that his trained and lethal teams to leverage those
of Defense’s doctrine, including U.S. Army quences against a live, free-thinking Soldiers expertly coach, mentor, and train, systems in potentially the most extreme,
Operations Field Manual 3-0, has provid- adversary. The Minnesota National and likewise be coached, mentored and rigorous combat conditions any modern
ed guidance on how units train and pre- Guard’s 34th Infantry Division also served trained, with the philosophy that such Soldier has ever witnessed. The individ-
pare for sustained, large-scale combat laterally to 3rd ID as a subordinate unit efforts would develop the most cohesive, uals must be mentally agile, adaptive and
operations as part of a joint force and to V Corps. lethal teams possible. To this end, the resilient on an ever-evolving battlefield.
against a contender with similar techno- “I think both V Corps and 34th ID division turned to the First Army’s 188th To build this, leaders of the 3rd ID are
logical and strategic capabilities. With an learned what great teammates the Marne Combined Arms Training Brigade at Fort tapping into the widest possible pool of
evolving understanding of future poten- Division is during the exercise, said Col. Stewart, whose mission is to support thoughts, processes and concepts at every
tial threats, particularly with a shift from Ryan E. McCormack, the 3rd ID chief of pre-mobilization training of Army echelon, ensuring integration of new
counterinsurgency to the prospect of staff. “From day one, Maj. Gen. Costanza National Guard and Reserve units. The techniques, enhancing training value, and
chaotic, intense and violent great power stressed the importance of the Marne CATB provided experienced Soldiers as anticipating and solving warfighting chal-
conflict, U.S. forces prepare for a battle- Division being ‘all in’ on this exercise and Observer, Coach, Trainers to enhance the lenges now.
field where they are not necessarily highlighting the fact that we are a part of experience for the 3rd ID training audi- “Often we forget that during these exer-
assured dominance. This is a battlefield cises, we are training individuals and
that encompasses a broad range of groups to coordinate, synchronize, and
domains in which to contend as well, integrate as one team; in my experience,
including land, sea, air, space, and cyber- this is hard business,” said McCormack.
space, that each present ever more “Warfighter Exercise 22-1 allowed us to
dynamic and complex problems. refine many of our processes that were
Currently, the Army’s 3rd Infantry good, allowing them to be better. We will
Division is upgrading with the most mod- get another opportunity in March and
ern and lethal ground and rotary wing April 2022 when the Marne Division par-
combat equipment available in the world ticipates in WFX 22-4, where we will refine
today. The division is on a glide path to the doctrine of a Waypoint 2028-2029
owning the Army’s most modern aviation “Penetration Division” for our Army.
and armored brigades by the summer of Additionally, we will be asked to integrate
2023, making their forces more connect- many of our future capabilities into this
ed and lethal than ever before. The 3rd ID exercise to refine, adapt, and where nec-
prioritizes this effort as the nation’s com- essary help develop doctrine and process-
petitors aspire to modernize their own Photos by Sfc. Jason Hull es.”
weapons, equipment and data systems Sgt. 1st Class Gregory Goodrich, a plans and operations noncommis- This benefits more than the Dogface
to a greater, deadlier degree. sioned officer assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 3rd Soldiers today: lessons learned are
However, weapons and vehicles are Infantry Division, participates in Warfighter 22-1 as the main command informing the force’s Waypoint 2028-2029,
only some elements of the endeavor and post battle NCO Oct. 4 on Fort Stewart. the Army’s coherent and holistic approach
the division’s senior leaders chose to to fight and win within the Multi-Domain
exploit their role in the V Corps’ certifying V Corps, a member of a team.” ence, guiding and advising the staff and Operations construct. The year 2028 is
Warfighter Exercise 22-1 to develop new To test brigade, division and corps its leaders throughout the “fight.” the waypoint where the Army will reassess
processes, integrate new techniques of headquarters, staffs and commanders, a “Our team hoped to enable the 3rd ID its assumptions about future warfare and
warfighting, and begin solving future war- multi-domain, realistic and challenging staff to see themselves from a different make adjustments to better meet the
fighting challenges in the present. The exercise must replicate how they’re perspective,” said Lt. Col. Vaughn D. Army Futures Command task of creating
WFX occurred across an extensive net- expected to fight, in this case as part of a Strong Jr., the 1st Battalion, 306th Infantry an MDO-ready force by the year 2035. For
work of computers in a simulation inte- large scale combat operation. The Army’s Regiment, 188th CATB commander and now, the “Rock of the Marne” division can
grated around the world, for V Corps and warfighter exercise is described doctrin- Deputy Chief of Operations Group. “We take pride in having assisted the Army on
U.S. Army Europe and Africa across the ally as “a distributed, simulation driven, actively observed their processes and several endeavors in shaping capabilities
Atlantic Ocean, and their supporting units multi-echelon, tactical command post procedures, identified frictions points,
in multiple states across the U.S. For the exercise fought competitively.” A com- and made suggestion based in Army and Background: Soldiers from warf-
3rd ID and its subordinate staffs and com- puter simulation provides scenarios with joint doctrine to reduce friction.” ighting functions throughout the 3rd
mands, the event played out at the combat and battlefield effects, stimulat- In the future, the 3rd ID must be ready Infantry Division participate in a tar-
Mission Command Training site on Fort ing service members to respond, then to deploy, fight and win decisively against geting working group during
Stewart. It began Sept. 27 and concluded work through the consequences of those any great power competitor’s units in a Warfighter 22-1 in the Mission
Oct. 5. decisions. To be as realistic as possible joint, multi-domain, high-intensity con- Training Center, Oct. 4 on Fort
As a subordinate unit to the Army’s and therefore achieve the best possible flict. While the newest and most modern Stewart.
newest corps headquarters in the exer- training benefits, the simulation can’t be weapons and vehicles are essential to
4 The Frontline October 14, 2021
Spartans succeed at expert qualifications
Capt. Sean Minton
2nd ABCT
Soldiers assigned to the “Spartan Brigade,” 2nd
Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry
Division, succeed at their respective expert qualifi-
cations Oct. 1 at Hunter Army Airfield and Fort Drum,
New York. Ten out of 17 Spartan Soldiers qualified at
the Expert Infantry Badge, or EIB, qualification host-
ed by the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, at
HAAF and two Soldiers qualified for the Expert Field
Medical Badge hosted by the 10th Mountain Division
at Fort Drum.
The EIB and EFMB represent two of the three
expert badges in the U.S. Army and obtaining any
one of them is a major milestone in a Soldier’s career
and enables them to professionally develop, train
and set the example for others to follow.
“Most of our Spartan Soldiers that obtained their
expert badge were junior enlisted, junior noncom-
missioned officers and junior officers,” said
Photos by Spc. Devron Bost
Command Sgt. Maj. Jaime Lopez, senior enlisted
advisor of the 2nd ABCT, 3rd ID. “We instill the impor-
tance of creating experts early in the Spartan Brigade Above: Ten Soldiers assigned to the “Spartan
because we know this will pay dividends in the train- Brigade,” 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd
ing and readiness of our formation and the Army Infantry Division, qualified at the Expert Infantry
later.” Badge qualification hosted by the 1st Battalion, 75th
Out of the 10 EIB Spartan Soldiers who qualified, Ranger Regiment, and pose for a photo at the
six earned True Blue, meaning zero mistakes on any Ranger Memorial Monument at Hunter Army Airfield
of the tasks during the qualification. Seven of the 10 Oct. 1. 2nd ABCT, 3rd ID, supports and resources its
are assigned to 2nd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, most junior leaders to become experts in their craft
and the remaining three are assigned 3rd Battalion, early to lead their formations and affect readiness.
67th Armor Regiment.
Spc. Maxwell Harris, assigned to Charlie Company,
2nd Bn., 69th AR, 2nd ABCT, was one of the six True Right: Capt. Brandi Gervais, right, and 1st Lt. Phat
Blue Soldiers. Harris, a native of Union City, Indiana, Huynh, left, assigned to 703rd Brigade Support
had just come off a major setback in August when Battalion, “Spartan Brigade,” 2nd Armored Brigade
he was True Blue at the EIB hosted by 2nd ABCT all Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, participated and
the way up to the 12 mile ruck march when he failed earned Expert Medical Field Badge during the 10th
to meet time. Mountain Division EFMB qualification at Fort Drum,
“I was really discouraged at the time,” said Harris. NY, Oct. 1. 2nd ABCT, 3rd ID, supports and resources
But one of his NCOs told him about another oppor- its most junior leaders to become experts in their
tunity to obtain his EIB at the one hosted by 1st Bn., craft early to lead their formations and affect readi-
75th Ranger Regt. and he was onboard. ness.
After finally earning his EIB and getting True Blue
again, Harris says he will remind anyone that “It’s when she and her fellow medical and dental providers are
not impossible. If you give EIB everything you have, not able to practice Soldier skill level tasks often.
you can get it.” As challenging as the qualification was, Gervais wants
Capt. Brandi Gervais and 1st Lt. Phat Huynh, to let others in her field know that they too can achieve
assigned to Charlie Company, 703rd Brigade Support what she accomplished.
Battalion, 2nd ABCT, were two of two Spartan Soldiers “Take it one day at a time and don’t overwhelm yourself,”
that went to Fort Drum and earned EFMBs on Oct. said Gervais, “It’s achievable, but it will take a lot of practice
1. and mental fortitude to keep going even when you make
Gervais is a U.S. Army dental officer by trade but a mistake.”
had heard about the low pass rate for EFMB and knew Historically, both EIB and EFMB have pass rates below
the undertaking would be a challenge, especially 20 percent.
October 14, 2021 The Frontline 5
ACS, MWR, Coastal Happening Briefs
General Order 1 updates posted Fort Stewart lost and found property On and off-post COVID-19 testing
To learn more about what is permitted during COVID- If you’ve lost something on Fort Stewart you may COVID-19 testing is available on and off-post to
19 and what is not and what is not make sure to check out be in luck. The Fort Stewart Military Police lost and TRICARE beneficiaries. The Logistics Support Area
the latest guidance posted at: home.army.mil/stewart/appli- found property custodians may be holding your item. Castle, 13313 East 14th Street, on Fort Stewart, is avail-
cation/files/8816/0702/6315/3ID_Holiday_Guidance_2020.pdf To see if your item has been turned in, or to report able to active-duty Soldiers 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday
a missing item, email usarmy.stewart.usag.list.des-crimb@ through Friday (no appointment required). Hawks
Face masks required in on-post facilities mail.mil with a detailed description of the item you and Marne North TMC testing available for Soldiers
Effective immediately, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort are looking for. The office is also open for visitors requiring testing for military schools and overseas
Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield GO1 requires ALL indi- every Thursday from 1-4 p.m. travel, by appointment. Winn ACH is available to all
viduals to wear a mask inside ANY on-post facility at Fort beneficiaries by appointment. Tuttle AHC is available
Stewart or Hunter Army Airfield. Service members are COVID-19 vaccination schedule update to all beneficiaries 8-10 a.m. Monday-Friday. Call To
also required to wear a mask inside off-post public build- COVID-19 Vaccine services remain available on Fort schedule an appointment at an on-post testing site,
ings/ facilities (i.e. barber shops, religious services, grocery Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield to beneficiaries 12 years call 435-6633. In addition, TRICARE offers a COVID-19
stores, etc.). See the 3rd ID and Fort Stewart Hunter Army and up. Parents or legal guardians must accompany test online search tool at militaryrxexpress-scripts.com/
Airfield Facebook pages for more information. those under 18 years-old. Walk-ins are welcome, find-pharmacy. If you are exhibiting mild COVID-19
though priority goes to appointments. Fort Stewart symptoms, self-isolate and follow the above guidelines
offers the Pfizer vaccine in the Patriot Auditorium to schedule a test. Do not go to the emergency room.
Mask mandate exceptions
Exceptions to the mask mandate can be made if an each Monday and Wednesday 1-4 p.m.; and Tuesdays
individual is alone in a walled office; if an individual is between 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Winn ACH Pediatrics Fridays at Club Stewart
eating and drinking and is socially distant from a offers Pfizer, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each Tuesday and Join us for Fridays at Club Stewart! Patrons 18 years of
co-worker; masks may be required to be lowered for Thursday. On Hunter Pfizer is offered at Tuttle Army age and older are invited out to dinner at Club Stewart every
identification or security purposes or as an annotated Health Clinic, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., each Wednesday Friday from 5-8 p.m. Relax and enjoy hanging out with your
and approved reasonable accommodation. For details, at the Drive-Up clinic. The Moderna vaccine is offered friends without having to drive an hour away. Enjoy good
visit home.army.mil.stewart. each Tuesday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Winn ACH. On eats such as wings, burgers and a Low Country boil.
Hunter, Moderna is offered at Tuttle AHC, 9:30 a.m.
to 11 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The appointment Demobilizing Solders to affect services
Download the Digital Garrison app line is 435-6633, Option 1. Anticipate installation services to be impacted by
Download the Digital Garrison app for your guide demobilizing National Guard Soldiers beginning now
to all on post services, local news and more. Available Fort Stewart PX parking lot renovation through November. Several hundred National Guard
for free on your android or Apple device. Just search The resurfacing the PX parking lot has moved Soldiers will demobilize here from supporting the south-
for Digital Garrison app and choose Fort Stewart into Phase 2, in front of Starbucks. Starbucks and west border mission. Plan now to take care of your med-
Hunter Army Airfield to get started. the drive thru will remain open and fully opera- ical and ID renewal appointments and for increased
tional during the closure. Expect limited parking numbers in the PX, commissary and MWR facilities.
Podcast now on iTunes, Spotify during this time with weekends included. Please
The Marne Report podcast can now be found on use caution while in this area and follow assigned ID card extension set to expire Oct. 31
iTunes and Spotify streaming platforms. Join us for walkways. Contact the POC for this work at 767- The DOD expired ID card extension ends for
our semi-regular podcast where we explore the ins 1222. dependents of active-duty service members,
and outs of Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield. Reserve, National Guard and their dependents Oct.
Pre-K education opportunities offered 31. Cards can be renewed in person, with an
Virtual newcomers orientation Are you interested in a Career in PreK-12th appointment, or remotely via the Fort Stewart –
Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield have Grade Education? Attend our On-Site Information Hunter website at home.army.mil/stewart. Make
launched an interactive and streamlined newcomers Session at the Fort Stewart Education Center, your appointment now if you prefer to renew your
orientation. It takes one quarter the time to complete Wed., Oct. 20, 20 a.m. to noon. For more infor- cards in person. Appointments will fill up quickly.
and is accessible from any device, anywhere, anytime. mation call 767-8331 or 767-4248.
Everyone can use the information on housing, finance, See Chris Jansen live on Hunter
medical, child care, recreation and so much more. Winn ACH healthcare status Get your tickets now for the highly anticipated
Check it out at stewartandhunter.com. Due to the COVID-19 surge, Winn Army concert of the season, featuring Chris Janson, The
Community Hospital programs and services have Davisson Brothers Band, and Noah Hicks! The event
Manny on the Street web series been impacted. Beneficiaries may experience will take place Sat, Nov 13, at Saber Hall on Hunter
Curious about happenings on Fort Stewart-Hunter delays in appointment and access to some health- Army Airfield. The concert is open to the public. All
Army Airfield? Check out the new video series “Manny care services. Individuals can access appointment attendees are required to have a ticket, including
on the Street” featuring the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army services through the Call Center at 435-6633, tri- children over the age of 3. Cost is free for Active Duty
Airfield Garrison Commander, Col. Manny Ramirez careonline.com, the TRICARE Nurse Advice Line Service Members & their Dependents, and $20 for
and installation partners. New videos posted as sto- at 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), and the patient Veterans, Retirees, DoD Employees & Civilians. For
ries each Friday on our Fort Stewart-Hunter Army portal at myaccess.dmdc.osd.mil/identitymanage- more information or to purchase tickets, visit stew-
Airfield social media platforms. ment/authenticate.do?execution=e1s1. arthunter.armymwr.com.
6 The Frontline October 14, 2021
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Briefs
Join the SAMC 3rd ID Equal Opportunity hotline TARP training offered
Are you a Sergeant Audie Murphy Club mem- The 3rd Infantry Division Equal Opportunity The Fort Stewart Garrison Threat Awareness and
ber? Do you have aspirations of becoming a mem- Office has a 24 hours a day, seven days a week Reporting Program training briefings are given on the
ber? The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield “Rock hotline that Soldiers and Family members can call first Wednesday of every month at 1 p.m. at Woodruff
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across the installation. We are actively updating event they have any questions pertaining to given on the second Wednesday of every month at 1 p.m.
our contact rosters and want to ensure we are Military Equal Opportunity. Additionally, you now at the Hunter Army Airfield theater. Upon request,
capturing our members for updates with the Club. have the ability to do an anonymous complaint Savannah Resident Agency can provide TARP training via
Please contact Sgt. 1st Class Kyle McKelvey at through this number as well, 432-0421. Microsoft Teams separate from the Garrison TARP briefs.
kyle.l.mckelvey2.mil@mail.mil for more informa- MS Teams facilitates a maximum login capacity of 250
tion. We look forward to hearing from you. The Commissaries offer Click2Go option personnel. Unit staff or leadership requesting special
meeting is the second Tuesday of each month at The Defense Commissary Agency’s new TARP briefs must have a minimum of 100 or more per-
noon. Location will be listed on the Fort Stewart online ordering/curbside delivery service, is sonnel per briefing. If you have any questions, please
SAMC Facebook page. here. Operating hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Online contact us by phone at 315-2006 or 315-2008.
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Info for seeking asylum for Family members & MasterCard accepted. The $4.95 service fee Dwight D. Eisenhower AMC shuttle service
Join us for the Community Information Exchange, has been waived for all patrons. No minimum Government transportation is provided for medical
Thursday, Oct. 19, 10-11:30 a.m. at Club Stewart and live order size or dollar amount required and cus- appointments to Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical
on the ACS Facebook page. Learn about upcoming events tomers can order 24/7 up to six days in advance. Center at Fort Gordon each Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
on Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Arifield and how your units Visit commissaries.com for more information. As a general rule patients electing to use their privately
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account. not be reimbursed for their travel and per diem. For info,
Drug suppression team offers assistance contact the Transportation Coordinator at 435-6564.
The Fort Stewart CID Drug Suppression Team Parking lot resurfacing
(DST) is available to assist all commanders with The Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, parking MHS Genesis coming soon
Drug Awareness Briefings and support Health and lot will soon be resealed and restriped. Start date The Defense Health Agency is in the process of roll-
Welfare Inspections. The DST has also updated has not been determined but be aware of blocked ing out MHS Genesis, the new electronic health record
their urinalysis hotline to request all positive uri- areas. For more information please call 320-0472. for the military. During the transition, we in the Low
nalyses notification and supporting documents Country Market begin to transition from AHLTA, and
be submitted via email. For drug awareness brief- Vehicle parking safety reminder our other medical and dental records systems, to MHS
ings, health and welfare support, positive urinal- When parking a vehicle into a space, do not Genesis by June 11, 2022. Once fully implemented,
yses, and questions, please contact the DST at block the pedestrian walkway with your bumper MHS Genesis will support the availability of electron-
usarmy.stewart.3-mp-gp.mbx.stewart-cid-dst@ or trailer hitch. If there is a sidewalk, or marked ic health records for more than 9.5 million beneficiaries
mail.mil or call 435-3315. pedestrian pathway, ensure that it is not blocked and over 200,000 MHS personnel globally.
by any portion of your vehicle when you park by
Personal Property ends virtual applications it. A pedestrian walking past the vehicle may not Marne Reception Company PT
The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Personal notice a trailer hitch, and be severely injured by The Marne Reception Company is extending the oppor-
Property Offices have stopped receiving virtual walking into it. Removing the hitch, and storing tunity to conduct physical training with in-processing
applications for Household Goods Moves. Soldiers, it inside the vehicle is the best way to ensure the Soldiers. Any gaining unit personnel at the company, bat-
Family Members and Department of the Army safety of those walking close to your vehicle. For talion, or brigade level interested in conducting PT with
civilians who require assistance with scheduling more information, please contact the Safety Office their newly arrived Soldiers please contact the MRC front
Household Goods must visit the following loca- at 767-8442. desk, at 767-0015, no later than the day prior to ensure
tions to schedule their Household Goods proper coordination. Must provide the name of gaining
Shipments. Fort Stewart Soldier Service Center:
Changes to speeding violations issued unit, unit representative attending, and a by-name list of
55 Pony Soldier Road, Bldg. 253, Room 2003A Soldiers requested to conduct PT with. Please contact the
The commanding general recently authorized the
Phone: 767-7971/8154. Hunter Army Airfield MRC commander with questions at 767-1743 or 767-5975.
Fort Stewart Military Police to issue DD Form 1408
Soldier Service Center: 171 Haley Avenue, Bldg.
for traffic violations when a Soldier is pulled over for
1286, Room 229, Phone: 315-3828/2038. AMEDD to host recruiting briefings
speeding 10mph or over above the speed limit. The
DD 1408 is effectively a military speeding ticket that Personnel from AMEDD Recruiting will conduct infor-
Visit the virtual Leisure Travel office allows a Soldier’s brigade commander to issue admin- mation briefings concerning AMEDD commissioning
The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Leisure istrative reprimands, non-judicial punishment, sus- program qualifications and application procedures.
Travel office is going virtual until further notice. pension of on post driving privileges, corrective Briefings will be held at the Fort Stewart Education Center
To receive information on attraction tickets call training, and/or other appropriate remedial mea- in room 248 at 9 a.m., Noon, and 2 p.m. Dec. 7 and at Winn
767-2841 or fill out a ‘contact us’ form online at sures. Master Sergeants and above caught driving 10 ACH, Classroom C at 9 a.m., Noon, and 2 p.m. Dec. 8. All
Stewarthunter.armymwr.com. Hours of operation mph or over the posted speed limit will have their Soldiers who are interested in becoming an officer and
will continue to be 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., misconduct addressed by the commanding general continuing to serve in Army Medicine are encouraged to
Monday-Friday. in accordance Policy Letter #3. attend.
October 14, 2021 The Frontline 7
188th Soldiers coach 3rd ID staff during Warfighter
Staff Sgt. Tanjie Daniels Strong said participating in the WFX gave his OC/Ts
188th Infantry Brigade some insight on how operations occur at the division
level and how that affects operations at the brigade and
This particular exercise included senior leaders from battalion level.
3rd Infantry Division, who wanted to develop new “188th CATB and 3rd ID historically have a great
processes and techniques for warfighting, as well as working relationship and mutually support each other
begin solving future challenges. whenever possible. This exercise was no different,” said
Maj. Gen. Charles Costanza, the commanding gen- Strong. “The 3rd ID grew as a team with OC/T feedback
eral of the 3rd ID, expressed that to achieve a high state and the OC/Ts received vital experience on division
of mission readiness Soldiers must expertly coach, operations which enhanced their knowledge and
mentor, and train, as well as be coached, mentored Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jason Hull increased our ability to support our Guard and Reserve
and trained. partners.”
Army human resources and medical special-
His staff looked to the observer, coach/trainers of Strong said that his team met the goals set going
ists and officers assigned to Headquarters
the 188th Inf. Bde., a combined arms training brigade into the Warfighter.
and Headquarters Battalion, 3rd Infantry
located at Fort Stewart, whose higher headquarters is “The OC/T teams worked tirelessly to share
Division, participate in Warfighter 22-1 in the
First Army Division East, located at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Mission Command Training Program best practic-
reserve command post, Oct. 4 on Fort Stewart.
The CATB, whose mission is to support pre-mobi- es and offer suggestions to enable their counter-
lization training of Army National Guard and U.S. Army parts to be successful,” he said, “while 3rd ID
Infantry Regiment, 188th Infantry Brigade (CATB). “We
Reserve units, provided OC/Ts to observe 3rd ID con- enabled access for our teams which enabled our
actively observed their processes and procedures, iden-
ducting their exercise, provide feedback on their pro- growth.”
tified friction points, and made suggestions based in
cesses and procedures, and ensure all required tools to “3rd ID accepted our team with open arms and
Army and joint doctrine to reduce friction.”
successfully execute staff operations were in place. it facilitated a learning environment on both ends,”
Although the CATB’s role focused on the 3rd ID staff
“Our team hoped to enable the 3rd ID staff to see he added “We hope to continue these mutually
during the Warfighter Exercise; it was another welcomed
themselves from a different perspective,” said Lt. Col. beneficial operations as 3rd ID continues its
opportunity to work hand-in-hand and continue build-
Vaughn Strong Jr., commander of 1st Battalion, 306th Warfighter series moving forward.”
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October 14, 2021 The Frontline 9 marne air soldiers give back to the community Sgt. Andrew McNeil 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division The Army has seven values it instills in Soldiers: loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, personal courage. Selfless service is a value the Soldiers of the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade take seriously as Soldiers enrolled in the Department of Defense mar- row registry at Hunter Army Airfield Sept. 13-17. The marrow donor registry effort was led by Master Sgt. Christopher Cashell, a Soldier assigned to the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd CAB. Cashell conducted briefs educating Soldiers on what being on the registry entails and helped facilitate Soldiers joining the registry. “Joining the registry is a simple way that a Soldier can potentially help save someone’s life,” Cashell said. “It may be a few months after registration, a few years, or they may never get the call, but if you can help save someone’s life how can you say no.” The Soldiers who choose to participate filled out paperwork and conducted a cheek swab. The tissue gathered from the swab would allow medical profes- sionals to determine if that Soldier was a match for someone in need of marrow. Once on the registry, the Soldiers’ information remains in a database until their sixtieth birthday. “I joined the registry in 2019,” said Maj. Michelle McDevitt, the executive officer for the 603rd Aviation Support Battalion. “I saw a video on Facebook for a young man who was in need of bone marrow. He did not have any matches within his family and was trying to have more people register and promote the cause for others in need. I joined the registry so that if I was ever a match I could assist.” Medical professionals from the registry informed McDevitt this year that she was a match for an indi- vidual in need of marrow. Being a match is the first step, she will have to continue with labs and further testing to make sure they are a compatible match, McDevitt said. Soldiers who join the registry demonstrate selfless service by showing they are willing to help complete strangers. When a Soldier matches and is able donate Photo by Sgt. Andrew McNeil their marrow, they can save a life. The command team of the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade enroll in a Department of Defense “If you have the opportunity to help someone it is marrow registry at Hunter Army Airfield Sept. 14. The registry allows Soldiers to give back to a great thing to do,” McDevitt said. “I am grateful for the community. my health and see this as a chance to give back.”
10 The Frontline October 14, 2021
Spartans get
Soldiers assigned to the 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd
Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, detonate a
Bangalore torpedo as part of the Engineer Qualification Table V at
Fort Stewart Oct. 5. The Engineer Qualification Tables provides
engineer Soldiers the training needed to be proficient on tasks
necessary for a brigade combat team’s mission success.
Courtesy photos
Spc. Alondra Anguiano, assigned to the 9th Brigade Engineer Soldiers assigned to the 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored
Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, detonate purple smoke to
assists in Bangalore torpedo emplacement before detonation as obscure as part of the Engineer Qualification Table V at Fort Stewart Oct.
part of the Engineer Qualification Table V at Fort Stewart Oct. 5. 5. The Engineer Qualification Tables provides engineer Soldiers the training
The Engineer Qualification Tables provides engineer Soldiers the needed to be proficient on tasks necessary for a brigade combat team’s
training needed to be proficient on tasks necessary for a brigade mission success.
combat team’s mission success.October 14, 2021 The Frontline 11
after it!
Right : Spc. Eli Swartz,
left, and Spc. Dylan
Saarinen, right,
assigned to the mortar
platoon of the 2nd
Battalion, 69th Armor
Regiment, 2nd Armor
Brigade Combat Team,
3rd Infantry Division,
fire a high explosive
round from a 120mm
mortar system during
a mortar live fire at
OP4 on Fort Stewart
Oct. 6. The live fire
provides Soldiers the
opportunity to train for
mounted and dis-
mounted mortar oper-
ations resulting in
increased readiness
and lethality.
Photos by Sgt. Trenton Lowry
Spc. Eli Swartz, left, and Spc. Dylan Saarinen, Spc. Dylan Saarinen, left, and Spc. Eli Swartz, Soldiers assigned to the mortar platoon of the
right, assigned to the mortar platoon of the 2nd right, assigned to the mortar platoon of the 2nd 2nd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armor
Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armor Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armor Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division,
Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, pre- Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, pre- prepare to dismount a vehicle mounted 120mm
pare to fire a high explosive mortar round from pare and setup the 120mm mortar system to fire mortar system during a live fire at OP4, Fort
the 120mm mortar system during a mortar live during a mortar live fire at OP4 on Fort Stewart Stewart Oct. 6. The live fire provides Soldiers
fire at OP4 on Fort Stewart Oct. 6. The live fire Oct. 6. The live fire provides Soldiers the opportu- the opportunity to train for mounted and dis-
provides Soldiers the opportunity to train for nity to train for mounted and dismounted mortar mounted mortar operations resulting in
mounted and dismounted mortar operations operations resulting in increased readiness and increased readiness and lethality.
resulting in increased readiness and lethality. lethality.12 The Frontline October 14, 2021
Alpha Company attends Combat Lifesaver Course
Sgt. Laurissa Hodges U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School “It’s important so that Soldiers down range can
3rd DSB PAO Department of Combat Medic Training, about understand how to take care of their battle bud-
90% of combat deaths occur on the battlefield. dies,” said Sgt. Luis Arbelaez, a combat medic
Soldiers assigned to Alpha Company, 87th Proper use of self-aid, buddy aid and combat life- specialist assigned to Headquarters and
Division Sustainment Support Battalion, 3rd saver skills can reduce battlefield deaths by 15% Headquarters Company, Division Special Troops
Division Sustainment Brigade, 3rd Infantry to 18%. Battalion, 3rd DSB. “I hope the Soldiers under-
Division, conduct combat lifesaver course on Fort “CLS Soldiers provide medical coverage for live stand more about anatomy, how the body works,
Stewart, Oct. 4-7. fire ranges and field training when in garrison by and how to treat wounds in a combat environment
The course is the bridge between the basic life- helping to asses and treat any injuries that may after taking this class.”
saving skills that Soldiers receive during basic occur during training,” Tiedemann. “In a deployed The course is designed around the three stages
training and the more intensive training taught environment, they act as first responders for any of Tactical Combat Casualty Care: Care Under
to combat medics, so Soldiers can treat casualties injuries that may occur by working to triage and Fire, Tactical Field Care, and Casualty Evacuation
prior to the medic’s arrival stabilize injured Soldiers and allowing leaders to Care, followed by an exam to test the knowledge
“Currently, A Co. is on prepare-to-deploy orders, make better judgement calls when dealing with and skills learned. Another benefit of the CLS
so our Soldiers are taking the class to increase [casualty evacuation] and [medical evaluation] course is the confidence the Soldiers build to
their first aid skills past the initial tactical combat operations. These efforts significantly improve potentially stop life-threatening wounds.
casualty care training that all Soldiers are required the chance of survival for all Soldiers within the “This course is very important so we can act
to receive,” said 1st Lt. Tyler Tiedemann, the com- unit.” accordingly and save our lives or those around
pany executive officer. “This training prepares Combat medics can only treat one individual us,” said Spc. Ana Ramos, a petroleum supply
Soldiers to use equipment in CLS aid bags and at a time, treating the most severely injured first. specialist assigned to A Co. “Hopefully I won’t
better respond to life threatening injuries.” If there are multiple casualties, or the medic is have to apply my skills anytime soon, but if the
Certifying the Soldiers for CLS helps future mis- injured, CLS-trained personnel are instrumental situation arises I’m confident in my capabili-
sions by maintaining readiness. According to the in potentially saving lives. ties.”
Courtesy photo
Soldiers assigned to Alpha Company, 87th Division Sustainment Support Battalion, 3rd Division
Sustainment Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, conduct a combat lifesaver course on Fort Stewart,
Georgia, Oct. 4-7. The course is the bridge between the basic lifesaving skills that Soldiers receive
during basic training and the more intensive training taught to combat medics, so Soldiers can
treat casualties prior to the medic’s arrival.October 14, 2021 The Frontline 13
MEDDAC keeps busy, celebrates accomplishments
Photos by Zach Rehnstrom
Winn Army Community Hospital celebrated Physician Assistant Week,
October 6 – 12, to recognize PA professionals and their contribution to the
nation. An Interservice Physician Assistant Program graduation for Class
19-02 kicked off the week at the Education Center Oct. 7 on Fort Stewart.
Graduates included Capt. Danielle Minichello, 1st Lt. Joshua Formaneck,
and 1st Lt. Robin Carr.
Above: Chrystal Irving, Training Coordinator with Soldier Recovery Unit,
Fort Stewart receives the Regional Program Analyst Army Recovery Care
Program Cadre Award for Excellence from RHC-A Commander Brig. Gen.
Mary Krueger and RHC-A Senior Enlisted Advisor Command Sgt. Maj.
Rebecca Booker Oct. 10 at the SRU. Booker spent time with Soldiers and
Winn Army Community Hospital team members to gain an understanding
of the MEDDAC through the eyes of the service members and provided a
Leader Professional Development opportunity for MEDDAC staff.
Left: Winn Army Community Hospital Decontamination Team hosted a
training exercise to validate the team’s readiness for contingencies
involving hazardous material Oct. 6 on Fort Stewart. “This training is
important to ensure no contaminated casualties enter the emergency
room because it could seriously impact the hospital emergency care
capabilities,” said Winn ACH Emergency Medical Manager Wilson
Rodriguez.14 The Frontline October 14, 2021
File photo
A student greets Murray Elementary School prin-
cipal Andrea Marr, on the first day of school, Aug
3 on Fort Stewart.
DODEA celebrates 75 years of excellence
Will Griffin cational needs of military-connected youth. In 1992, and empower more than 15 million military-connected
DODEA Congress unified the domestic and overseas school oper- children who have passed through our doors.
ations under the Department of Defense Education Director Brady remarked that from our early begin-
ALEXANDRIA, VA — The Department of Defense Activity. nings, we have maintained an ongoing focus on contin-
Education Activity celebrates its 75th anniversary during “While the world has changed dramatically since our uous improvement, the future, and our promise and
the 2021-2022 School Year, continuing a tradition of excel- system began. The spirit of our teachers and adminis- commitment to ensure excellence in education for every
lence in education that began on October 14, 1946. trators is the same now as it was then — infused to the student, every day, everywhere.
While a few schools on military bases within the con- core with determination and innovation. DODEA’s core “As a DODEA community, we take great pride in our
tinental United States and its territories were operating mission remains the same,” said DODEA Director Tom history of accomplishing the mission. While there has
prior to World War II, the school system we know today Brady. been much change over the history of DoDEA, one thing
as the Department of Defense Education Activity for- The 75-year effort has not been without its trials and remains constant -- students are at the heart of everything
mally began with the establishment of dependents tribulations, as well as successes. Our organization has we do,” said Brady.
schools overseas. overcome conflict, wars, natural disasters, political As a DOD Field Activity today, DODEA operates 160
Shortly after the end of World War II and the arrival of upheaval, 9/11, COVID-19, and more. DODEA knows schools in eight districts across 11 countries, seven U.S.
military families overseas, the Army established a and understands what is important to military families states and two U.S. territories for more than 67,000 stu-
Dependents School Service to establish schools for the and students – a high quality education and a rigorous dents. The current footprint is configured to provide
children of American service members in the occupied curriculum in a caring, dependable, predictable and 21st-century instructional facilities and a world class
countries Germany, Austria and Japan. In the spring of stable environment. education in the areas where our Nation’s Service mem-
1946, two Army Majors, Virgil Walker in Germany and ”As a contributing partner and key quality of life com- bers and their families are located, and we maintain the
Herbert Ingraham in Japan, led the effort. Both officers, ponent within the communities we serve, DODEA organizational flexibility required to adapt to the evolv-
experienced educators prior to the war, mobilized to remains committed to providing the best education and ing needs of the military services we support.
recruit teachers, organize curriculum and develop bud- care for our service members and their Families,” said “Our Fort Stewart DODEA schools provide stability
gets to support this major logistical effort. Col. Manny Ramirez, Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield and focus for our students, Families, and community
From these humble beginnings, with classrooms in garrison commander. during deployments by developing unique programs
Quonset huts and empty barracks, school operations The commemoration will conclude with graduation and strategies to keep parents and students connected,”
expanded rapidly. No one could have imagined that those celebrations at the end of the school year. In between, Ramirez said. “We congratulate DODEA on serving our
early beginnings would last far longer than the mission we will acknowledge important milestones and highlight communities with excellence.”
of the occupational forces. our history, significant achievements, and people. We’ll
Since that foundational year, DODEA expanded, con- look back with gratitude on the remarkable men and Editors note: Molly Cooke contributed to this article.
solidated and reorganized many times to meet the edu- women who made it their life’s work to care for, educate,October 14, 2021 The Frontline 15
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0 Highway 17 Rich- Coast, 912-368-4300 or 912-977- This is 2 Acre parcel taken from 1 mile to Fort Stewart gate 7.
455 & 459 E.G. Miles Park- 4733 or email jimmy.shanken@ parcel #057C257. Jimmy Shan- Fort Stewart’s only commer- 8.67 Acres West 15th Street,
way. $300,000. Listing is for mond Hill - $599,900
560 +/- feet of road frontage coldwellbanker.com ken, Coldwell Banker Southern cial entrance. Great location for Hinesville - $300,000You can also read
