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- 1. 3-1 BSTB Town Hall Meeting 7 February 2011
- 2. Agenda Deployment Update Afghanistan Information Soldier Stability Decisions and timelines Information Channels Rear-Detachment Operations Resources
- 3. Deployment Update Late Sep / Early Oct 2010 3/1 AD replaces 4/10 MTN Wardak, Logar, and Bamiyan Provinces Significant US presence since 2008 Pre-deployment Site Survey (PDSS)
- 4. Afghanistan: The Basics Area: 647,500 km2 1,230 km (770 mi) from west to east, 1,000 km (630 mi) from north to south Capital: Kabul 34 Provinces Borders East-Southeast: Pakistan West: Iran Northeast: Tajikistan North: Uzbekistan Northwest: Turkmenistan
- 7. Logar : The Basics Area: 3880 km2 Capital: Pul-e-Alam 6 Districts Charkh Baraki Barak Pul-e-Alam/PuliAlam Khushi Muhammad Agha *Azra Borders North: Kabul South/Southeast: Paktya East/Northeast: Nangarhar West: Wardak/Vardek
- 9. Wardak: The Basics Area: 9934 km2 Capital: MeydanShahr 9 Districts ChakiWardak Hisa-i-AwaliBihsud Jalrez *Jaghau/Jaghatu MarkaziBihsud MaidanShar Nirkh Sayd Abad Day Mirdad Borders North: Parwan South: Ghazni East: Logar West: Bamyan
- 10. BAMYAN PROVINCE
- 11. Bamyan Geography: The Basics Area: 14,175 km2 Capital: Bamyan 7 Districts Kahmard *Sayghan Sheber Bamyan YakaWalong Panjab Waras Borders Northwest: Sari Pul Northeast: Samangan South: Ghazni East: Wardak West: Ghor Southwest: Uruzgan
- 12. Soldier Decisions/Timelines On PCS Orders = will PCS, early curtailments possible ETS before Deployment (prior to early Oct 11): SPC or above can reenlist, otherwise ETS PFC or below will ETS, possible exception to policy to reup PDA ETS between early Oct 11 and 10 Apr 12 Can extend to deploy (DIEP) If no DIEP, will not deploy, may Inter Post Transfer, possible early separation ETS between 10 Apr 12 and Dec 12 Will deploy Can extend through duration of deployment (DIEP) If not extending, will redeploy from theater in time to meet ETS requirements (ETS – 90 days) ETS after Jan 13 = deploy
- 13. DIEP(Deployment Incentive Extension Pay) A new incentive program that replaces Stop Loss. Soldiers are asked to voluntarily extend their ETS through the unit’s redeployment plus 90 days (R + 90). Example: 2-5 IN Soldier deploying 2 Oct 2010 would be extended until 2 January 2012 (R+90). For each Month that a Soldier extends their ETS to R+90 they will be paid the incentive amount for that additional time, beginning on the original ETS date. Eligible Soldiers = ETS date between deployment start and redeployment + 90 days.
- 14. If Soldier extends BETWEEN: They get: FEBRUARY 2011 – APRIL 9 2011 BETWEEN APRIL 10 2011 AND 90 DAYS PRIOR TO ETS WITHIN 90 DAYS OF ETS = not eligible for anything
- 15. Information Channels Chain of Command 3-1 BSTB Facebook Page Alert rosters eArmy messaging Communications to/from Afghanistan - will be identified as soon as possible
- 17. Rear-Detachment OIC – CPT Kimberly Gillus-Trice Established April, 2011
- 18. Resources FRG Unit / Post Agencies: Mike Hays 3rd BDE Military and Family Life Consultant (MFLC) 915-345-2383 Mflc.bliss3rdbrigade@gmail.com Debbie Trexler Child and Youth Services (CYS) 568-4374 http://blissmwr.com/cys Melvin Finely Tri-care 888-874-9378 www.twiwest.com Sally Gonzalez ACS Information and Referral and Outreach Program Manager 568-1132 http://www.blissmwr.com/acs MAJ Roddex Barlow Soldier and Family Care Clinic 742-1093 Liz Osbourne-Mendoza Red Cross Fort Bliss 915-568-4898 osbornmendozal@usa.redcross.org Monnette Arviza Combat and Operational Stress Control Program Department of Behavioral Health 915-744-6102
- 19. Mike Hays3rd BDE Military and Family Life Consultant (MFLC)915-345-2383Mflc.bliss3rdbrigade@gmail.com
- 20. Child, Youth & School Services Sabine Alsup CYSS Deployment Specialist
- 22. Social Security Numbers for all family members
- 25. LES and Spouse pay information (to determine rates)
- 27. Free child care for mandatory deployment functions, this does not count against 16 hours of free child care.
- 28. Free child care during FRG meetings this does not count against 16 hours of free child care.
- 29. Cost of hourly care will be $2.00 per hour per child.
- 30. 20% reduction in the cost of full/part time care and camps.
- 31. Up to $300.00 for SKIESUnlimitedinstructional classes per deployment.
- 33. Bldg 2494 Ricker Road (915) 568-1132
- 35. Army Family Action Plan
- 36. Army Family Team Building
- 39. Exceptional Family Member Program
- 42. Information, Referral & Follow Up
- 43. Military Family Life Consultants
- 46. Soldier & Family Assistance Center
- 48. Promotion Points for E-5 and Below 35 Total Hours of Training Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Level IArmy Basics Level IIPersonal Development Level III Professional Growth & Leadership Skills
- 49. Financial Readiness Program (FRP) Consumer Credit Counseling Consumer Affairs Emergency Food Vouchers Family Subsistence Supplemental Allowance Personal Financial Coaching Financial Education
- 50. Mobilization & Deployment Operation Ready Pre-Deployment Preparation Homecoming & Reunion Pre-deployment & Readiness briefings Rear Detachment/Family Readiness Group Training Family Assistance Center Training Family Members are FORCE MULTIPLIERS!
- 51. Steve Roumell Mob/Dep, ACS-DFMWR Fort Bliss, TX. W: (915) 568-1132 C: (719) 209-8113 http://www.blissmwr.com/acs
- 52. Liz Osbourne-Mendoza Red Cross Fort Bliss 915-568-4898 osbornmendozal@usa.redcross.org
- 54. Disaster Services Emergency Response Mass Care for First Responders Community Preparedness Education Local Emergency Plans
- 55. Be Red Cross Ready
- 56. Health & Safety Services CPR First Aid AED Water Safety Lifeguard Babysitter
- 57. Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) Family Readiness Deployment Support Emergency Messages Information and Referral Wounded Warrior Transition
- 58. Save A Life Building A Foundation For Family Readiness Be Red Cross Ready Coping With Deployment Get To Know Us
- 59. Coping With Deployment Psychological First Aid For Military Families (PFA) Adults and Children Free and Confidential
- 61. Full Military Address
- 62. Name of the Unit
- 64. www.redcrosselpaso.org1-877-272-7337 Ft. Bliss Station Building 45 915-568-4898
- 66. BULLDOGOrganization Day Live Entertainment, Steaks for Troops, and Fun Saturday, February 12th, 2011 900 am – 300 pm 3-1 AD Area Light Infantry Way Fort Bliss, Texas ● Live Music ● Steak Dinner ● FRG Booths ● Jumping Balloons● Door Prizes● ● Petting Zoo●
- 68. Co Cdr/1SG Linkup STAGE HHC BDE HHC STB B Co A CO C Co
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- Afghanistan is about the size of Texas
- As a demonym, the name Wardakusually denotes someone who or whose ancestors live(d) in or near WardakProvince.
- Sayghan was part of Baghlan Province until 2005 and made part of Kahmard district, until 2005, when it was separated into a separate district.
- Distribute blue GTKU pamphlets stamped with contact information.Introduce yourself and the Red Cross. The goal of this presentation is to introduce you to your local Red Cross, let you know about our programs, and give you what you and your families need to know about sending a Red Cross message.Red Cross El Paso was founded October 10, 1911 during the Mexican Revolution after Red Cross volunteers had worked for nearly 10 years in the local community. In 2011, we’ll celebrate 100 years in El Paso and we’ve spent every bit of that time with Soldiers at Ft. Bliss as it has grown from a small cavalry outpost on the Rio Grande to a major FORSCOM Installation with soldiers deployed all over the world.Red Cross has three locations in El Paso. The Chapter Office, our headquarters, is located off Montana Ave. Between Hawkins and McRae. Our Ft. Bliss Office is located on Slater Road directly behind Garrison Command. And we have a Station at William Beaumont Army Medical Center (WBAMC) where 200 Red Cross volunteers work with wounded warriors and veterans. Red Cross El Paso has three major departments that offer services to the local community: Disaster Services, Health & Safety Services, and Service to the Armed Forces.
- The Red Cross El Paso Strong Foundations Program brings all Red Cross programs together in a comprehensive package for military families. - Get To Know Us (GTKU) is a basic Red Cross presentation (Like This One) - Coping With Deployment helps families stay strong when Soldiers are away - Be Red Cross Ready (BRCR) prepares families for emergencies - Red Cross training in CPR and First Aid can empower families to save livesTogether, these Red Cross programs form a Strong Foundation for Family Readiness that can add value to FRG and other family programs on Ft. Bliss.
- Coping With Deployment is a free workshop designed just for military families going through deployment. Licensed Counselors and Therapists donate their time to work with the Red Cross and help military families share their experiences and learn about coping strategies. The four-hour workshop combines modules for adults and kids.
- *This is a timed slide that will advance automatically over 1 minuteRed Cross provides Emergency Messaging in the event of a serious Emergency in the Immediate Family.Immediate Family: Parents, Grandparents, Siblings, Children, Grandchildren, Only Living Blood Relative, Guardian, Spouse, Spouse’s Immediate FamilyWhen a family member calls the Red Cross, the Red Cross Caseworker needs to know how to find the soldier and how to verify the emergency. - Soldier’s: Name, Rank, Social, Unit, Military Address, UIC - Direct contact information for the Doctor, Hospital, Funeral Home, etc Red Cross then verifies the information and the emergency and contacts the Soldier’s Unit to deliver the message. Once the message has been delivered, the soldier’s Chain of Command decides whether to grant emergency leave. Military family members not in the USA should contact American Red Cross and provide direct contact information in country. Only American Red Cross provides this service to US Service Members and their FamiliesRed Cross does not currently pay for a soldiers flight home in the event of an emergency but we do act on behalf of Army Emergency Relief to authorize an AER loan for a soldier after business hours or on weekends when AER is closed. .
- *Contact info can be distributed on stamped GTKU pamphletsCall Ft. Bliss Office for any local need800 number is provided for service members and families - Red Cross on Ft. Bliss is easy to find: Headquarters is building 2, Garrison Command is building 1, Red Cross is directly behind Garrison Command.
- Red Cross depends on dedicated volunteers to carry out our mission. - Soldiers attempting to earn promotion points may volunteer with Red Cross on post or at our two other locations after receiving approval from the chain of command. - Family members will find that Red Cross volunteers are just like them and that they can learn a lot about local services and the community. - Call Red Cross Ft. Bliss to volunteer.