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SOLDIERS COMPLETE
EXPERT INFANTRYMAN BADGE TESTING
— PAGE 3
★ COMMUNITY SNAPSHOTS, PAGE 12 ★ HAPPENINGS, PAGE 22 ★ HEALTH, PAGE 24 ★ CHAPEL, PAGE 34 ★
NEWS
ON THE COVER
Photo by JENNIFER STRIDE
Staff Sgt. Christopher George, 3rd Battalion,
34th Infantry Regiment, is one of seven Soldiers who successfully completed the Expert
Infantryman Badge test last week. SEE PAGE 3.
Photos by SUSANNE KAPPLER
Sexual assault prevention
in focus across post
Above, Staff Sgt. Andrea Myers, a victim
advocate assigned to Moncrief Army Community Hospital, hands out magnets to
drivers entering Gate 2 Friday. The magnets, pictured left, feature the phone number and website of the Safe Helpline, which
is available to victims of sexual assault.
Below, Maj. Gen. Bradley Becker, Fort
Jackson’s commanding general, signs a
proclamation declaring April Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
Fort Jackson, South Carolina 29207
This civilian enterprise newspaper, which has a circulation
of 15,000, is an authorized publication for members of the U.S.
Army. Contents of the Fort Jackson Leader are not necessarily
the official views of, or endorsed by the U.S. Government,
the Department of Defense, Department of the Army or Fort
Jackson.
The appearance of advertising in this publication, including
inserts and supplements, does not constitute endorsement by
the Department of the Army or Camden Media Company of
the firms, products or services advertised.
All editorial content of the Fort Jackson Leader is prepared,
edited, provided and approved by the Public Affairs Office of
Fort Jackson.
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Department of the Army, under exclusive written contract with
Fort Jackson.
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write the Fort Jackson Leader, Fort Jackson, S.C. 29207, call
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Commanding General .............. Maj. Gen. Bradley A. Becker
Garrison Commander ....................... Col. Michael S. Graese
Public Affairs Officer ................................... Michael B. Pond
Command Information Officer .............. Christopher Fletcher
Editor/Staff writer ....................................... Susanne Kappler
Staff writer ................................................. Wallace McBride
Staff writer ......................................................Jennifer Stride
Website: www.fortjacksonleader.com
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Photo by DAVID SHANES, command photographer
The Fort Jackson Leader-
April 9, 2015
NEWS
Photo by WALLACE McBRIDE
Staff Sgt. Brian Lambert, 3rd Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment, takes off his gear after completing the 12-mile foot march Friday. Lambert was
one of seven Fort Jackson Soldiers who earned the Expert Infantryman Badge. The badge marks the highest level of expertise for infantrymen.
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The Fort Jackson Leader
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NEWS
Post teens learn leadership skills
By JENNIFER STRIDE
Fort Jackson Leader
More than 100 teens between the ages of 10 and 19 attended the second annual leadership development summit
at the Solomon Center Friday. Vendors, local professionals
and a motivational speaker were on hand to provide the
teens with resources and education geared toward leadership.
In September, Shaneen Corujo with the Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program conducted a needs
assessment in conjunction with Child, Youth and School
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about. The resulting focus groups conducted surveys and
came up with a comprehensive program for the summit
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Corujo led the summit.
“The summit is designed to highlight leadership in the
teen community,” Corujo said. “Our goal is to help the
teens be able to step out and take that leadership to the next
level in their own communities.”
Barbara Martin, ACS Employment Readiness Program
manager, provided information to teens on various careers and how to write resumes, discussed avenues used to
search for jobs, and told them about current job opportunities available through the teen employment program. Brandon Jackson, Destiny Kinsler, Taylor and Ravyn Cunningham from the Fort Jackson Keystone Club piggy-backed
off Martin’s class and held mock job interviews.
“We want to help teens prepare to enter the workforce,”
Corujo said. “The vendors give them a lot of resources and
options.”
Tim Bowers, a motivational speaker for teens, spoke to
the whole group during lunch in an effort to inspire and
encourage them to be more proactive in life.
“We want to be able to see kids from the military, rural
communities, kids from everywhere be more active and
take on those leadership roles,” Corujo said.
Shirley Anne Flowers Martin, with the Chaplain Family Life Center, talked about goal setting with the teens.
She had the teens prepare vision boards, identifying where
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achieve those goals.
“I try to be a liaison between our generation and theirs,”
Corujo said. “How do you get that energy and that wisdom
combined if we don’t communicate?”
Natasha Pauling, an attorney with the Richland County
A participant checks out items on display during Fort Jackson’s Teen Summit Friday at the
Solomon Center. More than 100 teenagers learned about leadership skills throughout the day.
Labor Department, spoke with teens about their rights and
how to safely exercise those rights.
Joe Ryan from the South Carolina Attorney General’s
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social media. Social workers with the Family Advocacy
Program held sessions focused on teen dating and violence.
“We want to spend more on the prevention side and less
on the intervention side,” Corujo said.
Melody Dees from the United Way Diamonds Teen
Pregnancy Prevention Program spoke with teens about
parenthood, babies and teen pregnancy and Sandra Barnes
from the Army Substance Abuse Program discussed the
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resources for getting help.
Rodney Burgess and Sidney Crawford from South Carolina Youth Challenges provided information to teens on
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and Brandy Palmer from the Exceptional Family Members
Program advised the teens on what resources are available
to support teens with special needs.
Kevin Lawrence and Terrence Crawford, from the Richland County Sheriff’s Department, and Frederick Johnson,
with Fort Jackson’s Directorate of Emergency Services,
held open dialogue with the teens in an effort to help bolster relationships between teens and law enforcement.
They also informed the teens about volunteer opportunities
in the law enforcement community.
Corujo said the reason the summit was focused on military teens is that their voice seems to be missing in the
civilian population.
“They have unique aspects about being military kids,”
Corujo said. “We wanted to help them hone in on those
skills and teach people who they are and help them get to
the level where they will go out in the community and do
great things.”
Jennifer.L.Stride.civ@mail.mil
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Closed on weekends and federal holidays
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NEWS
National Child Abuse Prevention Month
Symposium addresses child abuse
By WALLACE McBRIDE
Fort Jackson Leader
Social workers and law enforcement
representatives from all over South Carolina gathered at Fort Jackson last week
for a discussion about child abuse.
“When I talk to Soldiers on Fort Jackson, they know about hitting a child, they
know about sexual abuse,” said Greg
Lewis, Family Advocacy Program specialist. “But there are some things they
don’t know about, like neglect and emotional abuse.”
The Family Advocacy Program seminar was designed to highlight less explicit
forms of child abuse, he said. Leading the
discussion was Sharon Cooper, a consultant and board member for the National
Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
“We now have new research that helps
us understand that, when children have
been victims, it profoundly affects their
health long term,” Cooper said. “This
is new research that many people don’t
know about, and it helps us to recognize
how important prevention is going to be.”
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over the years to include forms of maltreatment that are not necessarily physiPhoto by WALLACE McBRIDE
cal, she said.
Sharon Cooper, a consultant and board member for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children,
“It’s almost as if we have really dimin- addresses attendees of Fort Jackson’s training session about child abuse April 2 at the NCO Club.
ished incidents of typical child maltreatment,” Cooper said. “Now we see differwas a wealth of information. Such as what maltreatment, which was once referred to
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miliation by guardians, which sometimes
as Internet crimes against children.”
knowing that people spend so much time
“In 2012, the American Academy of takes people by surprise, she said.
“I signed up because I knew it was on social media that they forget to feed Pediatrics submitted a policy statement so
“Parents or caregivers are videotaping
about child abuse awareness and wanted to their children is more than my mind could that health care providers — and individu- humiliating experiences of their children
support it,” said Karen Owens Blanding, digest.”
als who take care of children in families and putting them on YouTube,” Cooper
who works for Fort Jackson’s Early InCooper said medical professionals now — can recognize what constitutes psycho- said. “Those things don’t go away.”
tervention Program. “What I got, though, KDYHDFOHDUHUGH¿QLWLRQRISV\FKRORJLFDO logical maltreatment,” Cooper said.
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Above, children and child care providers participate in the Month of the
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The Victory Spouses Club is scheduled to elect some new board members during its April meeting, which is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., April 21 at the Officers’ Club. The board for 20152016 will be introduced at the May luncheon. Pictured is the current board, which includes, from
left, Brad Weber, Jennifer Johnston, Amiee Butler, Vivian Duckett, Linda Joyce, Chastity Radcliffe, Barb Hain, Heather Stout, Lee Anna Suggs, Lauri Duke, Lara Chamberlain, Michelle Turley,
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April 9, 2015
NEWS
NCO selected as liaison of the month
By CHRISTINA L. MYERS
Columbia Recruiting Battalion
Sgt. 1st Class Tyrell Osborne, an Army
guidance counselor for the Columbia Recruiting Battalion, was recently named the
Fort Jackson Military Entrance Processing Station, or MEPS, Army Liaison of the
Month.
“He is a rare breed of Soldier,” said Master Sgt. Sean Carrigan, who is Osborne’s
direct supervisor.
Carrigan explained that he challenges
everyone who works with him to be perfect.
“Sgt. 1st Class Osborne understood immediately that achieving perfection was not
what I was really asking. The real challenge
is to want to be perfect and he wants to be
perfect,” Carrigan said.
Osborne’s military journey started with
the Alabama National Guard. Given his
family’s military history, he knew he was
destined to serve.
“I had always known I was going to
do something with the military because
I’m third generation,” Osborne said. “My
grandpa was in the Navy, my dad was in the
Army during Vietnam, and I have all kinds
of aunts and uncles who have served.”
Osborne learned of the honor via email
from the MEPS commander. He did not
know he was in the running before being
selected, but was humbled to know others
recognized how serious he takes his job.
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Osborne said. “I remember what it’s like to
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Sgt. 1st Class Tyrell Osborne, left, a guidance counselor with the Columbia Recruiting Battalion, was named
the Military Entrance Processing Station Army Liaison of the Month.
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for 18 years, is not shy about expressing his signature, the NCO Creed:
Sgt. 1st Class Charles Warner, who love for his job and said he is absolutely
“I know my Soldiers and will always
works with Osborne daily, said he knows driven to help people.
place their need above my own. I will comthis is true.
“Every day I get to come into work and municate consistently with my Soldiers and
“As an operations NCO, I turn to Os- help people realize their dreams,” Osborne never leave them uninformed.”
borne as someone I can go to when I need said. “I also get to give back to the Army
When Osborne is not on the job, he enhelp from MEPS,” he said. “He’s a true for giving me the quality of life it has en- joys spending time with his wife and four
team player and dedicated unlike anyone abled me to have.”
children, studying for his bachelor’s degree
I’ve ever seen.”
Osborne’s passion for the Army is evi- in psychology and occasionally playing one
Osborne, who has served in the Army dent by the words inscribed on his email of his favorite video games, Call of Duty.
Changes coming Sept. 1 to use-or-lose policy
mum of 120 days of leave (60 days of ordinary leave, plus
60 days of SLA).
Soldiers who meet the SLA provisions can still carry
forward up to 120 days leave if their leave and earnings
WASHINGTON — The temporary authority allowing statement, also known as LES, has 60 days of leave coded
6ROGLHUVWRFDUU\RYHUGD\VRIOHDYHIURPRQH¿VFDO\HDU as SLA and the LES remarks block shows “Combat Zone
into the next will expire Sept. 30.
Leave Carryover Balance” with its expiration date.
Most Soldiers will only be allowed to carry 60 days of
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The 75-day carry-over authority began with the 2008
special leave accrual, or SLA applies.
National Defense Authorization Act, authorizing a two-year
SLA allows Soldiers who have served in a mission temporary authority. Since then, Congress has extended the
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danger pay for a continuous period of at least 120 days to National Defense Authorization Act is not expected to exaccrue leave. Under SLA, Soldiers can accumulate a maxi- WHQGWKHDXWKRULW\RI¿FLDOVVDLG
By GARY SHEFTICK
Army News Service
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service, or DFAS,
is in the process of emailing a notice to all Soldiers projected to have more than 60 days accrued leave on Sept. 30,
RI¿FLDOVVDLG')$6ZLOOFRQWLQXHWRLQFOXGHPRQWKO\QRtices on Soldiers’ LES that state: “Important: Manage your
leave. On Oct. 1, 2015, you will lose all accrued leave over
60 days, unless SLA applies.”
Currently, DFAS software has not been updated to use
60 days in the use/lose computation; therefore all LESs will
understate the use/lose balance by 15 days. DFAS is making
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commanders should continue to monitor the leave of their
Service members, and encourage them to use any accrued
leave days that exceed the 60-day carry-over limit.
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Page 17
NEWS
Army to revise tattoo policy
By C. TODD LOPEZ
Army News Service
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Army will update its policy
on tattoos during the coming weeks, making it more accommodating to current social norms, the Army’s chief of staff
said.
During a press conference during the Association of the
United States Army Global Force Symposium and Exposition here, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno said the
service regularly reviews and makes updates to Army Regulation 670-1.
“As part of the regular process that we go through in reviewing regulations, covering the wear and appearance of
the Army uniform, and the appearance of our Soldiers, we
will be releasing in the coming weeks, an update to that policy, and the most notable change is going to be the change in
the tattoo policy in the Army,” Odierno said.
Soldiers will no longer be limited to a particular size or
number of tattoos permitted on the arms or legs, Odierno
said, provided those tattoos are not extremist, indecent, sexist or racist.
The policy will, however, continue to prohibit tattoos
above the T-shirt neckline, on the head, face, wrists and
hands. There will be an exception allowing one ring tattoo
on each hand.
Odierno said that changes to the policy came after listening to feedback from Soldiers, and after discussion with
senior enlisted leaders.
“We have listened to the Soldiers,” Odierno said. “I’ve
talked to our sergeants major and our non-commissioned of¿FHUVDQGVRPHRIRXURI¿FHUVDQGIUDQNO\VRFLHW\LVFKDQJing its view of tattoos, and I think we need to change along
with it.”
During an interview last week, Sgt. Maj. of the Army
Daniel Dailey discussed the upcoming change to the Army
tattoo policy. He said that the message from the Soldiers he
talks to is clear: Soldiers have tattoos, tattoos are acceptable now, and the tattoo policy might affect a decision to
re-enlist.
“You can’t go anywhere without hearing about the Army’s tattoo policy,” Dailey said. “It came up when I was at
the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy too. So it’s not
just Soldiers, but leaders as well.”
The sergeant major said American culture has changed,
and that tattoos are more accepted now than they have ever
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A Soldier displays his grandfathered tattoos under the current Army Regulation 670-1. The number
and size of tattoos on the arms and legs will be less restrictive under an updated policy.
and American society, he said, accepts tattoos.
“I think this is a realization that we are in a different
generation,” he said. “Tattoos are more prevalent in young
Americans than I think they have ever been throughout
American history.”
When it was implemented, the current Army tattoo policy did not force out Soldiers who had tattoos below the elbow or knee or above the neck line. However, the policy did
require Soldiers to have those tattoos documented. It also
limited additional tattoos in those places.
“These Soldiers understand that, they know they are
grandfathered in,” Dailey said. “But they have fears. We
have documented every one of those tattoos, and they expect that could one day be used against them with regards to
promotions or things like that.”
Dailey said he has asked Soldiers about how the current
tattoo policy might affect their decision to separate from
military service. He said “overwhelmingly,” Soldiers have
said the policy would play a role in their deciding to stay in
or to leave.
Dailey said he did not want the tattoo policy to be the
deciding factor for why a good Soldier might decide to leave
the Army. He said he felt that the policy might in some way
be at odds with the requirement to maintain an all-volunteer
force.
“So then we struggle with — do the standards of discipline we’ve established override the needs of what we need
to maintain the all-volunteer force, and the quality all-volunteer force, even more so as we draw down?” he asked.
“When we move this standard too far to the right, can we
actually maintain the all-volunteer force in the future?”
Dailey’s discussions with Soldiers and his concerns regarding the effects of the existing tattoo policy on the Army’s
ability to maintain the all-volunteer force, were included in
his own recommendations regarding the tattoo policy that
he made to the Army chief of staff and the Army secretary.
Environmental News
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Hazardous Substance Management
class: 8:30 a.m., today, 2563 Essayons
Way. For more information, call 751-4231
or email heather.s.thomas8.civ@mail.mil.
Environmental, energy and recycling
meeting: 2:30 p.m., April 16, Post Conference Room.
Earth Day celebration: 9 a.m. to 2
p.m., April 18, Semmes Lake. The event
will include free activities, games and educational booths. Electronic waste, batteries
and tires will be collected for recycling.
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greasers, cleaning materials, solvents, pesticides, reusable hazardous materials and
empty containers with lids.
POST-WIDE SPRING CLEANUP
DID YOU KNOW ...
Fort Jackson’s post-wide spring cleanup Recycling Center: 5671 Lee Road,
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, American households gen- is scheduled from Monday through May Monday through Friday. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
erate about 1.6 million tons of hazardous 21. Units and organizations are encouraged Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The center
waste from unused hazardous household to use this time to clean up their areas of re- accepts plastics, glass, cardboard, metals,
products each year. Hazardous waste is any sponsibility. Remember to take disposable cans, cooking grease, pallets and paper.
DLA-DSJ: 1902 Ewell Road, by apZDVWH WKDW KDV WKH SRWHQWLDO WR FDWFK ¿UH items to the appropriate facilities.
react, explode under certain conditions, Mulch Site: Golden Arrow Road, Mon- pointment only, 751-7698. The site is reis corrosive or toxic. Common household day through Friday, 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. and sponsible for the disposal of all governhazardous waste items include drain clean- 12:45 to 3 p.m. The site accepts yard waste. ment items.
ers, oven cleaners, oil based paint, paint Reuse Center: 2558 Essayons Way, Environmental Division: 2563 Essaythinners, adhesives, pesticides, dry-cell Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ons Way, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.
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information about hazardous waste dispos- paints, paint-related materials, sealers, de- bulbs.
email pearline.jackson.civ@mail.mil.
al, call 751-4231.
April 9, 2015
NEWS
Army launches ‘not in my squad’ initiative
By J.D. LEIPOLD
Army News Service
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for Ranger School
Soldiers cool down after a two-mile run with
their assigned weapons, before participating
in an obstacle course, as part of the Ranger
Training Assessment Course, or RTAC, on
Fort Benning, Ga., Feb. 7. Six more women
have qualified to attend the first Army Ranger course to include women, bringing to 12
the number of female Soldiers eligible for
the elite school. The six women successfully
finished the RTAC March 19, along with 25 of
the 85 men who began that two-week course.
The six women were among 34 female Soldiers who began that RTAC, March 6, on Fort
Benning, which hosts both the RTAC and the
Ranger course.
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April 9, 2015
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Members of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department’s emergency response team storm the
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Tuesday’s training exercise on Fort Jackson involved members of post and regional law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency medical response units from five area hospitals.
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Calendar
Monday
Out of debt seminar
11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Education Center, Room B206
For more information, call 751-5256.
Tuesday
SSI Holocaust remembrance observance
10 to 11 a.m., Soldier Support Institute auditorium
The guest speaker is Lilly Filler.
Saturday, April 18
Fitness dog walking
9:30 a.m., Corner of Lee and Hill streets
Monday, April 20
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mail.mil or peggy.m.henderson.mil@mail.mil.
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Identity theft seminar
scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m., June 5 and from 10:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m., June 6 at the Solomon Center.
Monday, May 4 and Tuesday, May 5
Military clothing reclamation sale
8 a.m. to 3 p.m., 2570 Warehouse Road
The sale is open to military and military retirees. Cash
only. For more information, call 751-7213.
Saturday, May 23
Scavenger hunt bike ride
8 a.m., Marion Street Station
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call 751-3700.
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Saluting this Basic Combat Training cycle’s honorees
DRILL SERGEANTS OF THE CYCLE, Photos by OITHIP PICKERT, Public Affairs Office
Staff Sgt.
Cleet Anderson
Alpha Company
2nd Battalion,
39th Infantry Regiment
Staff Sgt.
Harry Lichtenberger
Bravo Company
2nd Battalion,
Staff Sgt.
Jacklyn Sosa
Charlie Company
2nd Battalion,
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Lisa Brown
Delta Company
2nd Battalion,
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Jose Trujillo
Echo Company
2nd Battalion,
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Jonathan Morgan
Charlie Company
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Pvt. Leilani McSwain
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Pvt. Bivian Morales
SOLDIER LEADER
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Spc. John Bruni
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Pvt. Daniel Cooper
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Pfc. Austin Shumbo
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Pfc. Kevin Doss
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Pvt. Daniel Hurst
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Pfc. Eric Hughes
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Pvt. Brianna Reynolds
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Spc. John Journey
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Pvt. Austin Crist
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Spc. Daniel Blackstone
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Pvt. Riley Vandergalien
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HEALTH
STI prevention starts with you
By MIRANDA ANDREWS
and NIKKI JORDAN
U.S. Army Public Health Command
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
estimates that more than 20 million new sexually transmitted infections, or STIs, occur annually in the U.S., contributing to roughly 110 million total infections and $16
billion in medical costs each year.
Common STIs include human papillomavirus, or HPV,
chlamydia, trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, herpes simplex virus, or HSV, syphilis, Hepatitis B and human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV. About half of new STIs occur in
people 15-24 years old.
STIs are also common among the military active-duty
population. More than a third of all Service members are
younger than 25. Risk factors for infection and disease
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Depending on the STI, symptoms can include painful
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bleeding between menstrual cycles, painful intercourse,
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More often, an STI may not have noticeable symptoms.
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infected women and 50 percent of infected men. Likewise,
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Having an STI can make it easier to get another. Periodic STI testing is often the best way to identify infections.
Common high-risk behaviors include having unprotected sex, inconsistent condom use, multiple partners,
one night stands, soliciting sex and being under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Technology such as “hook-up” apps has also increased
STI risks by linking anonymous partners for casual sex.
Online profiles can be deceptive, setting you up for a dangerous situation which leaves lingering uncertainty about
STIs. The anonymous encounters make it challenging to
notify a partner of a positive STI test.
All STIs are preventable, many are curable and all
can be treated to manage symptoms. Prevention starts by
communicating with intimate partners and taking charge
of one’s sexual health. Effective ways to reduce your risk
include:
Using a condom correctly every time when engaging in
oral, vaginal or anal sexual activity;
Reducing the number of sexual partners and the number
of high-risk partners, situations and sex acts;
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treatment facilities offer free, confidential testing, treatment and counseling for TRICARE beneficiaries. Local
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AROUND POST
Recurring meetings
WEEKLY MEETINGS
Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting ................................Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9 a.m., 9810 Lee Road, 751-6597.
Columbia Composite Squadron (Civil Air Patrol)...........Mondays, 6:30 p.m., Owens Field, main conference room, Tom.Alsup@gmail.com or www.scwg.cap.gov.
Family story time ................................................................Fridays, 11-11:30 a.m., Post Library, 751-5589.
Helping Everyone Reach Optimum Strength...................7XHVGD\VWRSP0RQFULHI$UP\&RPPXQLW\+RVSLWDOVHYHQWKÀRRU2SHQWRFRPEDWYHWHUDQVDQGWKHLUIDPLO\PHPEHUV
Play group ............................................................................Wednesdays, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Room 8, 5614 Hood St., for children 3 and younger, 751-9035/6325.
Protestant Women of the Chapel .......................................Mondays, 7 to 8:30 p.m., and Tuesdays, 9 to 11:30 a.m., Main Post Chapel, jackson@pwoc.org.
5DQJHFRQWUROEULH¿QJ ........................................................Mondays and Fridays, 1 p.m., Education Center, Room 302, 751-7171.
Sergeant Audie Murphy Club Association study hall......Thursdays, noon, NCO Academy conference room, www.facebook.com/FJSAMCA.
Toastmasters International ................................................Wednesdays, 11:40 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Main Post Chapel, 629-7696 or (910) 224-8307.
Veterans of South Carolina ................................................7XHVGD\VDP)O\LQJ-WUXFNVWRSDW)DLU¿HOG5RDGVOSC@sc.rr.com.
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92nd Buffalo Chapter 20 DAV ...........................................Third Saturday of the month, except July and August, 11 a.m., DAV Headquarters, 511 Violet St., West Columbia, 260-1067.
Adjutant General’s Corps Regimental Association,
Carolina Chapter ................................................................Second Tuesday of the month, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., NCO Club, 751-3014.
American Legion Post 182..................................................)LUVW7XHVGD\RIWKHPRQWKSP2I¿FHUV¶&OXE
American Legion Post 195..................................................Fourth Thursday of the month, 7 p.m., 534 Wildwood Lane, Lugoff.
American Legion Louis D. Simmons Post 215 .................Fourth Sunday of the month, 5 p.m., 2432 Chappelle St., 765-0175.
American Legion Riders Motorcycle Group
(ALR Chapter 195) .............................................................Second Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m., American Legion Post 195,
534 Wildwood Lane, Lugoff, 699-2598 or alrpost195@gmail.com.
American Legion Riders Motorcycle Group ....................Third Thursday of the month, 7 p.m., American Legion Post 6, 200 Pickens St., 360-3830.
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers ...........................First and third Wednesday of the month, 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Single Soldier Complex, Building 2447, 751-1148.
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers
Adopt-A-School program ..................................................Second Wednesday of the month during the school year, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., meeting at the Single Soldier Complex,
Building 2447, for transportation to Forrest Heights Elementary School, 751-1148.
Community Information Exchange...................................Second Thursday of the month, noon to 1 p.m., NCO Club, 751-5444.
Combat Vets Motorcycle Association ................................Third Sunday of the month at noon, (774) 451-7504, email armyaguiar@yahoo.com or visit www.combatvet.org.
Disabled American Veterans Chapter and Auxiliary,
Woodrow Wilson Chapter #4 .............................................Second Monday of the month (September through June), 6 p.m., 511 Violet St., West Columbia, 467-8355 or gblake12@sc.rr.com.
Fleet Reserve Association Branch and Unit 202...............Third Tuesday of the month, 12:30 p.m., 2620 Lee Road, 647-0040 or turner6516@gmail.com.
Fort Jackson Bass Club ......................................................First Monday of the month, 7 p.m., Joe E. Mann Center, www.jacksonanglers.com.
Fort Jackson Homeschoolers .............................................Second and fourth Tuesday of the month. For time and location, call 419-0760 or email johnlazzi@yahoo.com.
Gold Star Wives, Palmetto Chapter ..................................6HFRQG6XQGD\RIWKHPRQWKSP0RQFULHI$UP\&RPPXQLW\+RVSLWDOWKLUGÀRRUFRQIHUHQFHURRP
Ladies Auxiliary Louis D. Simmons Post 215...................Fourth Sunday of the month, 3 p.m., 2432 Chappelle St., 765-0175.
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 641 .........................................Second Sunday of the month, 2 p.m., 534 S. Beltline Blvd., 782-5943 or 782-0148.
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 4262 .......................................Second Sunday of the month, 5 p.m., 5821 North Main St., 754-1614.
MEDPROS training ............................................................Third Friday of the month, 1-4 p.m., Moncrief Army Community Hospital, Room 9-83. Email Erica.Aikens@amedd.army.mil.
Military Chaplains Association, South Carolina Chapter .Second Tuesday of the month, noon, NCO Club, 751-7316 or email samuel.j.boone.civ@mail.mil
National Federation of Federal Employees ......................6HFRQG7XHVGD\RIWKHPRQWKDP)RUQH\6W¿UVWÀRRU
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Our Circle — Counseling support group for spouses......First Saturday of the month, 10 a.m. to noon, Chaplain Family Life Center, 751-4949.
Professional Mentorship Network .....................................Fourth Tuesday of the month, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., NCO Club, 751-8187.
Purple Heart #402 ...............................................................Fourth Tuesday of the month, 7 p.m., American Legion Post 6, 200 Pickens St., 351-2333.
Retired Enlisted Association ..............................................7KLUG)ULGD\RIWKHPRQWKSP0RQFULHI$UP\&RPPXQLW\+RVSLWDOWKLUGÀRRURUHPDLOjrodgers11@sc.rr.com.
Seabees .................................................................................Second Monday of the month, 7 p.m., West Metro Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center, 755-7792 or 755-0300.
Sergeant Audie Murphy Club Association .......................First Tuesday of the month, noon, NCO Club, www.facebook.com/FJSAMCA.
Sergeants Major Association ............................................../DVWZRUNLQJ7KXUVGD\RIWKHPRQWKSP0DJUXGHU¶V3XE
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9HWHUDQVRI)RUHLJQ:DUV*DQG\*ULI¿Q3RVW ........Third Tuesday of the month, 7 p.m., 5821 North Main St., 754-1614 or 447-2320.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 641....................................Second Monday of the month, 7:30 p.m., 534 S. Beltline Blvd., 782-5943 or 782-0148.
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6:30 p.m., Palmetto Health Baptist Breast Health Center, 1501 Sumter St., ground level, Meeting Room 2.
To submit a recurring meeting, email the name of the group, when and where the meeting takes place and contact information to fjleader@gmail.com.
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CHAPEL
Worship Schedule
PROTESTANT
Sunday
9 a.m. McCrady Chapel (SCARNG), McCrady
Training Center
9:30 a.m. Hispanic service, Magruder Chapel
9:30 a.m. Main Post Chapel
10:30 a.m. Daniel Circle Chapel Gospel service,
Daniel Circle Chapel
10:45 a.m. Sunday school, Main Post Chapel
11 a.m. Memorial Chapel
11 a.m. Chapel Next, Bayonet Chapel
Protestant Bible Study/Prayer Service
Sunday
9:30 a.m. Chapel Next Bible study, Bayonet Chapel
Monday
7 p.m. Women’s Bible study (PWOC), Main Post
Chapel
7 p.m. Men’s Bible study (PMOC), Chaplain Family Life Center
Tuesday
9 to 11:30 a.m. Women's Bible study (PWOC),
Main Post Chapel
Wednesday
6 p.m. Gospel prayer service, Daniel Circle Chapel
7 p.m. Gospel Bible study, Daniel Circle Chapel
Thursday
11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Fresh encounter Bible
study, Chaplain Family Life Center
Protestant Youth of the Chapel
Saturday
11 a.m. Daniel Circle Chapel youth group, Dorn VA
Hospital (first Saturday of each month)
Sunday
5 to 6:30 p.m. Club Beyond youth group, Chaplain
Family Life Center
CATHOLIC
Monday through Thursday
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11:30 a.m. Mass, Main Post Chapel
Sunday
7:30 a.m. Confession, Solomon Center
8 a.m. IET Mass, Solomon Center
9:30 a.m. CCD (September through May), Education Center
9:30 a.m. Religious ed class for adults (September
through May), Main Post Chapel
9:30 a.m. Religious ed class for children (September through May), Main Post Chapel
10:30 a.m. Reconciliation (after Mass or by appointment), Main Post Chapel
11 a.m. Mass, Main Post Chapel
12:30 p.m. Catholic youth ministry, Main Post
Chapel
Wednesday
7 p.m. Rosary, Main Post Chapel
7:30 p.m. RCIA/Adult inquiry (September through
May), Main Post Chapel
ANGLICAN/LITURGICAL/EPISCOPAL
Sunday
8 a.m. Anderson Street Chapel
ISLAMIC
Sunday
8 to 10 a.m. Islamic studies, Main Post Chapel
Friday
12:45 to 1:30 p.m. Jumah services, Main Post
Chapel
JEWISH
Sunday
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Worship service, Memorial
Chapel
10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Jewish book study, Post Conference Room
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday
11:30 a.m. Anderson Street Chapel
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday
9:30 to 11 a.m. Anderson Street Chapel
Wednesday
3 to 5 p.m. LDS family social, Anderson Street
Chapel
Wednesday
7 to 8 p.m. LDS scripture study, Anderson Street
Chapel
ADDRESSES, PHONE NUMBERS
Anderson Street Chapel
2335 Anderson St., 751-7032
Bayonet Chapel
9476 Kemper St., 751-6322/4542
Daniel Circle Chapel
3359 Daniel Circle, corner of Jackson Boulevard,
751-1297/4478
Education Center
4581 Scales Ave.
Chaplain Family Life Center
5460 Marion Ave. (to the side of the POV lot), 7514961
Magruder Chapel
4360 Magruder Ave., 751-3883
Main Post Chapel
4580 Scales Ave., corner of Strom Thurmond
Blvd., 751-6469/6681
McCrady Chapel (SCARNG)
3820 McCrady Road (located at McCrady Training
Center)
Memorial Chapel
4470 Jackson Blvd., 751-7324
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
10100 Lee Road
Warrior Chapel (120th AG Bn.)
1895 Washington St., 751-5086/7427
Installation Chaplain's Office
4475 Gregg St., 751-3121/6318
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vacation. OTR Drivers, CDL,
Clean MVR, 2 yrs. exp., J & J
Farms, 808 Byron Hicks Rd.,
Jefferson, SC. Call Glen or
Ronnie: 843-672-5003.
Box trucker driver needed:
Will drive box truck, unloading
& loading, driving forklift
and assisting with production
operation. 20-25 hrs. wk. $11.54
hr.
Requirements: 1 yr. of
experience driving a large truck or
bus. Knowledge of Camden area
required. Ability to lift up to 50
lbs. regularly. To apply: call 4321068 or apply @ www.jobs.sc.gov
EOE
Help Wanted
Angelic
Healthcare
seeking
CNAs/PCAs.
Call
Amber,
Monday-Friday between 9am5pm if interested at 843-667-5100.
Carolina Bridge Co. is currently
hiring bridge carpenters and lead
men. EEO. Contact Johnny Platt
@ 803-707-9580.
Municipal Judge
City of Camden is accepting
applications/resumes
for
a
Municipal Judge to preside over
its court. The Municipal Judge
will hear and determine all cases
properly brought before the
Municipal Court. Duties include
issuing arrest warrants, search
warrants, summons and subpoenas,
setting and accepting bond for
jailed inmates. Associates Degree
with criminal justice or criminal
law experience is preferred. Also
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exam. Applications are available
at www.cityofcamden.org. Submit
applications/resumes to City of
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PO Box 7002, Camden, SC 29021,
or
pbowers@camdensc.org.
Deadline for applying is April 30,
2015. EOE.
Creek Landing Public Boat Ramp.
All appliances included. 803-6690374.
Need part-time housekeeper &
part-time front desk associate
for rotating shift. Computer
knowledge a must. Apply in
person
between
7am-3pm,
Monday - Friday at EconoLodge,
529 Hwy. 601, Lugoff. No Phone
Calls.
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in long-term care, is currently
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Attention: Human Resources
or visit our website at www.
palmettohealthandrehab.com
Candidates must successfully
complete background check and
drug screen prior to hire. EOE
Textile cut and sew company
needs fabric cutter.
Located
in Lugoff. Call 438-1971 from
9:00AM-4:30PM for details.
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Real Estate
Homes For Sale
*Awesome
sale
beautiful
4BR houses. Buy Now/Great
Opportunity. Ready to Occupy.
Camden. Lyttleton St/Chesnut St/
Bloomsbury Cir. Graham Realty,
Inc. (803)432-7370.
3 Bedroom, 2 bath brick home for
sale in Lugoff. Located in Conifer
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throughout. 803-713-4138
3BR, 2BA, privacy fence, storage
building. Camden. 606-939-1177
or 803-713-7741.
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negotiate or reduce. Located:
River Rd., 1/4 mile to Colonel
Creek Market(Groceries), Gas
Service, 2 Restaurants and Colonel
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Near Asheville, NC New custombuilt 1,328 sf log cabin on 2.2 ac.
$79,900. Features mtn. views, pict
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828-286-1666.
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OWN A MINI TREE FARM
OF OVER 17+ ACRES
WITH APPROXIMATELY
685 FEET OF
LAKE WATEREE
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Property is on Camden side less
than 10 miles from town.
Parcel has excellent home
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docks with 2 approved septic
tank permits and is already
divided into separate lots.
The property fronts on Lystra
Road and has a pleasant terrain
with
a gentle slope to the water
frontage. Over 1000 feet of
paved road
frontage and over 1500 feet
of gravel road frontage.
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contact Townley Redfearn,
agent with Coldwell Banker at
(803)424-3713.
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in 107 S.C. newspapers for
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the South Carolina Newspaper
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Large mobile home lots with trees
in the Cassatt area. Not in a mobile
home park. Call 432-1300.
Transportation
Cars/Trucks/Vans
Car Shopping? Follow the
Department of Consumer Affairs’
road map for buying a new set
of wheels. Contact us today at
800-922-1594 or www.consumer.
sc.gov
1 acre lot w/well and septic. 2
miles from I-20 located on
Cleveland School Rd. Remove
old trailer- free for 6 months. Call
803-427-8568.
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OWNER. Owner Financing. 803427-3888.
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For Sale/Owner Finance. Nice
wooded lot- Mt. Hebron Rd.,
Cassatt area. Approx. 3.67 acres
with septic & water tap. 200’
paved road frontage. $20,800. Call
Charles 803-572-1168.
Auctions
Online Real Estate Auction; 204 S.
Eden Dr., Cayce, SC. 3bed/2bath,
1500 sq.ft. Bidding closes
Thursday, April 16 at 2:00pm.
wwwrhlee.com R.H. Lee & Co.
803-337-2300 SCAL192
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Ranges).
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Camden/Lugoff/Elgin
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Graham Realty, Inc. (803)4327370/432-0855
**A lovely two bedroom condo.
$595 Rent Special with 1 year
lease. Beautiful park like setting
in downtown Camden. Call Marie
803-432-5215
1BR newly remodeled house in
Camden. Stove & refrigerator. 1
yr. lease required. $575/month;
$350 deposit. 272-2629.
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Realty, Inc. 803-432-7370/4320855. Serving Camden/Lugoff/
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