John Lytle ). Give me $20 Buck it will cost you $20 Bucks each and I will have you back here in 2 hours. He passed away last year from cancer, Agent Orange. I was at South Fort for Basic and North Fort for AIT. How much free time will my new Soldier have during advance individual training (AIT)?Soldiers duty day ends at approximately 1800 (6pm) each day, free time may increase as they progress through their training.Will the Army change my son or daughter?Yes. You will likely get phone privileges on Sundays after red cycle from what I remember. At that point you will only see most of the training areas and your barracks. It was a very memorable time in my life. 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Three, we ran to almost every training area. I do seem to remember that my time there started out pretty darn hot and muggy. LT BAT, My brothers name was Gene Edward Cole he was from Oklahoma. CBOLC is conducted in four phases. I took Basic at Polk in March 1968. You were just one of the many things that made Fort Poke so memorable. We were taken to the mess hall for some grub. Jan 1967, about 4th week into, I came down with bronchitis/pneumonia, spent approx 3 weeks at Bragg hospital, after release was assigned to another basic training unit, E102 to finish where I left off. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Jakari Ford, with 1-229 Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 16th Combat Aviation Brigade, competes for the Regional Health Command-Pacific Best Medic competition at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., August 7, 2018. I do have a picture of our training company(dont recall the proper company ect). My basic training was in Company E, First Battalion, Second Training Brigade (E-1-2), from October, 1966 thru January, 1967. Both were extremely nice people to work for, making my job a whole lot easier. The paratroopers rehearsed medical evacuation procedures including using the helicopters hoist system. I was with CoA, 3rd Bn, 3rd Bde, Jan-Feb 1967. Fax: 210-295-8636 Herbicides were not used there. I may or may not have seen your father depending on what section, Basic or AIT troops he may have trained with. Phone: 210-671-1840 Although I never had to go to Vietnam, I FULLY support my brothers and sisters who had to go, and am so proud of those who returned and especially for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. At graduation on June 6, 1967, I received my new orders. Was a black man who drove a white Caddy and drank CC & Coke. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. (n.d.). items along with items that will not be permitted. Proud to have been sent there. jan. 1972. It was named in honor of the Right Reverend Leonidas Polk, the first Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana, and a distinguished Confederate general in the American Civil War. He was a good man. Paratroopers with 1st Squadron, 40th Cavalry Regiment (Airborne), 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division, U.S. Army Alaska, wait for a UH-60 medical-evacuation helicopter to land during training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Feb. 20, 2019. Needless to say, I jumped at the chance. Fort Sam Houston is one of the military posts operated by the US Army in San Antonio. Share this event. - it's just us training. The Government does not provide authorization for friend or fianc travel. Currently, installation entry control points are operating undernormal entry and visitor procedures. The student`s focus here at the AMEDD Center & School should be discipline, teamwork, basic Soldier skills, tactical medical doctrine, Who knows? Any item not conforming to TSA/FAA rules or containing any ingredients listing alcohol will be discarded at Reception. I could barely run when I got drafted, but they made me into a lean and mean fighting machine. We reported to Fort Polk April 9, 1967. Will my new Soldier be paid while at advance individual training (AIT)?Yes. Was in the rice patties in Vietnam on August 19th of 71 and wounded in February of 72. The US Armys premier multimedia organization that focuses on advancing the ideas and insights military professionals need to lead and succeed. What to Bring Ask your Recruiter for a more detailed list. However, due to modern body armor, the amount of puncture injuries to the upper torso has been reduced. I do seem to remember that my time there started out pretty darn hot and muggy. I was one of the lucky few that escaped Vietnam duty; Being sent to Germany after Russian tanks moved into Czechoslovakia that year. Those being shipped out were processed by some of my buddies in Company A, Sp. I also processed week-end warriors (Reserves and National Guard troops), in summer, 1967, who were assigned to Ft. Polk for their summer training. At one of many diverse AIT schools, you'll receive hands-on training and field instruction to make you an expert Its nice to meet someone who, although not at the same time, lived in my same company, and worked in the same building as I did. Drafted April 70/ did basic at Ft Knox then shipped to Ft Polk Tiger Land for another 8 weeks AIT(July-Aug). Fort Polk changed from a Continental Army Command (CONARC) post in July 1975 and became a Forces Command (FORSCOM) member. It also highlights the close relationship between the Post and San Antonio -- "Military City, USA" -- with roots extending back to the Spanish presidio of 1718. ou made me do pushups in the rain..telling meyoud make me do pushups till You were tired I will make you Superman!! Sgt Simms was my DI. In the post-war years, as space for combat training exceeded what Fort Sam Houston could offer, warfighters were assigned elsewhere and Fort Sam focused on medical training, and earning the nickname Home of Army Medicine. In the Quadrangle, Headquarters, Fourth Army oversaw Cold War activities until 1971 when it merged with Fifth Army and was inactivated. I was drafted April 20th or 21st, 66 and sent to Ft Polk for basic training. For servicing transcripts and diploma requests, records management, and college credit equivalency information contact the Registrar`s Office at: usarmy.jbsa.medical-coe.mbx.registrar@army.mil. The U.S. Army has spent considerable time, effort, and money on locating, identifying, and inventorying thousands of archaeological sites on Fort Polk and the property owned by the U.S. Forest Service where the army trains. They learn how to operate in a team and work on mass casualty scenarios. Warehouse: 0730 - 1500, _____________________________________________________, U.S. ARMY INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT COMMAND, "We Are the Army's Home - We practiced that many times. In October 1974, Fort Polk became the new home of the 5th Infantry Division (Mechanized), and basic training and AIT started being phased out. Assigned to 3D2 4th Platoon. In Advanced Individual Training (AIT), you'll learn the United States Army North (Fifth Army) I was at Tigerland from November 66 to the end of January 77 and then off to the 4th Infantry Division in Pleiku South Vietnam, and from there into the Red Warriors A Company 1st of the 12th Infantry Batallion and most know the rest of how this story goes. Every month, we always checked to see if our names were on that months roster. Does anyone remember a Drill Sergeant Clark? Admin Office: 0700 - 1530 Warehouse: 0730 - 1500 . I was at Polk for Basic Mar May 1968. They were in such great shape. You can register your Spouse by either emailing or telephoning us. Graduated from Polk in August of 71 and ended up in Vietnam on August 19, 1971. Completed Infantry AIT at Fort Polk in July of 1971. I went to Infantry AIT at Ft. McLellan, AL, then jump school at Ft. Benning, then Special Forces Training Group at Ft. Bragg. The big buildup was coming the Army wanted to keep experienced people at this training facility. He would have served from April 68-April 71. I found out late, why! What benefits are available to our family?Each unit seeks to share information about benefits with Soldiers and family members, to include inviting family members to graduations. I hope you keep searching and I wish you my best. Besides these two headquarters, Fort Sam Houston is home to nine other General Officer commands, including Navy and Air Force commands. Time is short, and being at the right place at the right time is crucial. My father was a WW11 Disabled Combat Veteran and knew exactly what was upsetting me. I was at Ft. Polk in 1968. remember. I fast-tracked to the whiskey side and was lucky enough to only get stuck in reception for about 4 days. (n.d.)Army.mil. Two three-week resident courses of instruction in Army-specific Chaplain duties. A visitor pass is required if the escorting individual is not going to remainwith the visitor at all times. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Greetings my fellow brother(Gary Forrest) Then, after basic back to Tigerland. Training company was directly across the road from Tigerland. During their stay in the reception company getting their vaccinations updated, learning a little bit about the military, its ranking structure, and attending physical readiness training (PRT). I remember that it was called Little Vietnam! Training. She worked there long before I got there, whe was still working there when I left. My biggest memory of working in that office was when a levy report came down from Washington, that listed those who were going to be sent to Vietnam. Hey, Joe, I too was a Personnel Specialist with the Adjutant Generals Office and also assigned to Company A Special Troops. Good Luck, and hope this helps. 68 CMF Courses. All of the guys that were in my company for basic training were National Guard guys from all over the US. Phone: 210-671-1840 Fax: 210-671-3472 2525 Fairchild Street, building 1524 JBSA-Lackland, Texas 78236 Joint Base San Antonio - Randolph Open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kinda would have been good to make the 196th transfer to Danang and been there. Was a step up. I requested a copy of my records in 2015, and received them. He was one of the best supervisors that I had the pleasure of servicing. Between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., all vehicle passengers must have Department of Defense identification or a Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) identification card or pass. Too many moves since then Ive lost whatever pics and paperwork that I had. We all knew that we were going to Vietnam after training and we were also reminded by the training instructors every day. Are you From New York? He served in Vietnam 1968-1969. I was in the Lancaster PAANG for 21 years. Located in the historic Quadrangle, the Fort Sam Houston Museum tells the story of one of the oldest active Army posts in America. Sgt. 2. Was very lucky. Kinda true. Hope your duty was better. Anyone want to email me, I will answer you. you take in life. ! I think I still owe you 50 pushups sarge !! After returning to Fort Polk in mid-1967, as stated above, I worked as a Personnel Records Clerk, and one of the companies that I maintained records for was my basic training company, E-1-2. While the medical information learned in this portion of training is important, oversight from more noncommissioned officers (NCOs) would be beneficial. So I guess I was too late for the soldier youre looking for. It no longer made a difference to me that there were no partitions between the toilets. These files (medical, financial and personnel) will follow you throughout your military career. During this period, Fort Sam Houston also gave birth to military aviation. Air Force Personnel: Once you arrive at JBSA-FSH, report to your Commander's Support Staff (CSS) to sign in. In those days, Polk was as rough as anything the Marines handed out. It will assist the student in making their transition into the Army a smooth one. A Big Thank you to the fresh-back Vietnam Veteran who saved my ass by nocking me down just before it blew up12 feet away. The one guy on my mortar team was Joe Hosey from Kocomo, Indiana. Our programs respect and support the ideals, cultures, and values of families in their task of nurturing children. I enlisted in Dallas and was sent to Basic at Ft. Polk in October 67. In 1962, Fort Polk began converting to an infantry training center. Questionsor Concerns I remember that Fort Polk was called Little Vietnam and Tigerland. JBSA-Fort Sam Houston and JBSA-Camp Bullis: 210-221-2244 Repayment, Post Lost the use of my right arm below the elbow and lost about a quarter of my left ass cheek. That and when two of the DSs were throwing stones at the Southern Copperhead snake who was coiled up by the edge of the narrow, one lane road as our company marched by. Spent 14 months working at the AG building as a 71H30 in the coding section for incoming recruits. I was with a great group of guys and our cadre were excellent. My initial boss was CW2 Paul Brewer, and later was 1LT. I still have that lighter today. Please ask your Soldier about the items that are prohibited.What happens if my Soldier gets sick?Your Soldier is given the opportunity each morning to go on "sick call" so they can see a doctor for medicine. Took my Basic Training a Polk, South Fort I believe, Mar 1968. Thank you for your service. if you have any. After basic, I was shipped to Ft. Sam Houston, in Texas, for medic training. Bring, Reception An official website of the United States government. Stanley Road Building #2263 JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX, United States 78234-0000. And, the bonus is that you will not be in the Army on active duty for more than two years and wont get a second tour of Vietnam that you might as either a Warrant Officer or Officer. For some reason, I remember thinking that he may not have been in the best of health. The Taxi Driver said. haha, I had 4 brothers in the Army at the same time 2 went to Vietnam 1967 1968 Gary Humberson and Johnny Humberson if anyone knows them or pictures please contact me they trained in Fortpolk they from Vidor Texas. Think it was 2 weeks pass home before going to the Nam as 11BRAVO. Send a jpeg picture to me and I will post it. I also processed personnel records for discharge and for shipment to Vietnam and Korea. The day we left Polk he told us to keep our butts down. I took basic training in south fork under Sgt. 210-221-1211. All Army personnel must sign in with their unit S1, who will contact the Joint Personnel Processing Center (JPPC) to schedule an in-processing appointment for the Soldier. About 1:30 am, we went to a supply room, got a sheet, pillow, and blanket, and was marched to a barracks. Did 10 months and 5 days and went home wounded. Still have my 2nd Training Brigade year book with all DIs. 7535 JBSA-Lackland, TX 78236, Noncommissioned Officers Academy (NCOA)3491 Garden Ave., Bldg. METC is a leader in military medical education. Never forget!! The Future Soldier Training is now available. ATTN: ARNO-CS-MU After basic at Ft Knox i was sent to Ft Polk Tigerland for AIT(11Bravo) in Aug 1970 for 9 weeks. E-mail: fshmuseum@gmail.com. Tom Rafferty who later transferred to finance , Vinnie Mulvaney, Tom Kirila, Bill Damrel, Willie Williams, Mineola,Tx are some of the guys I worked with. JBSA-Randolph I was at tigerland 1966-67..seargent Ramos.kept me aliveGodI hated that placebut now..Its one of my fondest memories. children - The Multi Assistance Center is a great program that improves t https://t.co/xzGXmeLo4h, Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) is recognized in April by both civilian and military communit https://t.co/c9ZnN4ZF48, Throughout the month of April, we celebrate and honor the resilience, sacrifices, and contributions of our military https://t.co/zFtbyUimVp, Join JBSA Safety, TXDOT, SAPD, and more for a motorcycle safety fair, March 31 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the https://t.co/rpScHIjsms, If you are near JBSA-Chapman Annex, and you hear some BOOMS! Closed . You were probably there when I came through in Oct. 1966, on a Trailways bus from Houston. I remember a Drill Sergeant Burdett, tall thin man, very quite and not too mean. An official website of the United States government, New Extended Battlefield - Multi-Domain Operations, France 44: The Wet Gap Crossings at Nancy, Battles of the Korean War Virtual Staff Rides, https://jts.amedd.army.mil/assets/docs/policies/MRT-DoDI-1322-24.pdf, https://www.army.mil/article/214765/22_week_infantry_osut_pilot_program_trainees_graduate, https://www.army.mil/article/207956/opat_reducing_trainee_attrition_avoiding_millions_, https://www.boundtree.com/university/trauma/military-use-of-chest-seals-and-tourniquets-lessons-for-ems, https://www.army.mil/article/107777/department_of_combat_medic_training_prepares_soldier_medics_, https://www.png.pa.gov/army_national_guard/166th_regiment/Medical-Battalion-Training-Site/Pages/68-CMF-Courses.aspx, https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2018/10/25/new-army-research-institute-will-focus-on-soldier-and-squad-performance/, https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2016/04/25/millennials-may-need-drill-sgts-beyond-basic-army-says/, https://www.army.mil/article/210695/extended_osut_allows_repetition_to_hone_combat_skills_major_general_says, https://www.army.mil/article/211413/top_3_teams_recognized_at_the_2018_army_best_medic_awards_ceremony, Hosted by Defense Media Activity - WEB.mil, A location that could potentially house the training school as well as the ranges, rappel tower, obstacle course, desired training areas, as well as the infrastructure needed for a 68W overhaul is Camp Bullis in San Antonio, Texas. Email: usarmy.jbsa.asa.mbx.training-support-center@army.mil. You'll also have classes in barracks upkeep, physical training (exercise), drill (marching) and other subjects that will help you adjust to Army living and prepare you for BCT. For further information or assistance, contact your S1 or the Military Personnel Division at 210-221-9274 or DSN 471-9274. Obtained port calls and extracts from morning reports for AWOLs. Joint Base San Antonio - Randolph If you have any photos and wouldnt mind sharing, I would really appreciate it. where you will learn the skills to perform your Army job. The 68W Combat Medic Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) is the second largest in the Army. In OSUT, all the The CO told me that he would only hold me over if I went to OCS and that after OCS I could apply to flight school. Guys who worked in the Levy Section, where rosters for Vietnam came down from Washington, lived in Co. A, Sp. Arrived at Fort Polk for Basic 25 Feb. 1971 E-2-2, it was 70 degrees compared to Chicago at 4 Degrees below a welcome change. That is unless you wanted to drop down and do push-ups by the snake. I hated the Army for that. - 0800 hrs.2841 Stanley Road, Suite 336JBSA Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234-6100, New Arrivals, New Employees, and Visitor Information(210) 221-6976 | DSN: 471-69763630 Stanley Rd, Suite 322JBSA Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234, Emergency Medical Services Program (EMS)(210) 221-0837 | DSN: 471-08373061 Wilson WayJBSA Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234, Future, Current, and Previous Students(210) 221-8715 | DSN: 471-87153630 Stanley Rd, Suite 215JBSA Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234, Parents and Families Information(210) 221-7380 | DSN: 471-73803630 Stanley Rd, Suite 266JBSA Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234, 32d Medical Brigade(210) 221-51052851 Harney Path Bldg. I was there until Oct. 1968, when I was REFRAD. The Combat Medic Specialist Training Program (CMSTP) is the largest medical training program in the U.S. Army, training up to 6,000 students per year. The FIC provides new Four, we had maybe only 3-4 hours of sleep. As an OSUT, each company of trainees could be assigned their own drill sergeant and instructor cadre that take the company throughout the entire training process from beginning to end, thereby ensuring continuous standards and expectations of Soldiers, who need a steady amount of discipline over a long period of time to prepare themselves for their unit (Tan, 2016). JBSA-Randolph: 210 652-5700 Drill sergeants are back at Advanced Individual Training (AIT)(Arden, 2018) and the Army is establishing a standardized combat casualty care instruction for all service members (Department of Defense, 2018, p. 1) in order to improve the emergency care medical capabilities of every service member. I was drafted 04/1970. I hope they both are still alive. First year alot came from cook county Chicago 2nd year it flipped and they were from Orange county LA. Cant remember all the companies I managed Enlisted Personnel records for, but one of them was the same company I was in for basic training, E-1-2. Your story perked up my ears as soon as I saw Fort Polk. I am glad the DAV worked with you to get what you deserved. Assigned to the Americal Division 196th Light Infantry Brigade; A company-3bn-21st infantry. I survived 6 months in the bush before WIA. https://t.co/60Mgq4p0uK, New guidance concerning JBSA medical facilities- As of March 27, universal mask wear will no longer be required in https://t.co/Yvsj2hHTol, The Medal of Honor represents more than recognition of combat actions. Each area features artifacts, images, and stories highlighting the activities and events that impacted Fort Sam Houston, and organizations, units, and people from all Services which have served here. I get kind of remorse thinking how close i came to getting out of the bush without being wasted or wounded. The Army respects our First Amendment right to practice religion and Sergeants are available to shuttle trainees to various chapels.What about graduation? Ending up 11-C but did the same duty as 11-B except we carried a 81mm mortar and an M-16. in_wasted_training_dollars_officials_say, Meenach, D. (2015, April 30). After 5 minutes the top ranking officer said soldier, it sounds like you dont want to be an officer. I naively said, well, sir, I really dont. He blew up, yelled at me for wasting their time and bodily threw me out of the office. he really made it hard on us Texas guys. I always thought that AIT stood for Advanced Infantry Training but I now know it is Advanced Individual Training where you learn the skills to do your Army job. Ft Polk TIGER LAND has its special place and its reputation for training 11bravos. With future conflicts on the horizon, the U.S. Armys combat medics will need to be sharper than ever. The missions vary widely. Classroom and field training is dynamic, fun, and interactive. Interesting how your next duty station was based on first letter of last name. The second phase of schooling is called the whiskey phase and is currently eight weeks long. Arden, D. (2018, March 29). (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Simms got his orders for Nam after our Graduation. Interested in earning a promotion, or even more as a Future Soldier? Where can I find information about advanced individual training (AIT) graduation?Your Solider is the best source of information concerning his or her graduation, travel and leave plans, and follow-on assignments. I remember we were trained how to assault a hill with fire teams. I remember the Stewardess gave us a small paper cup with some liquid that put us out for the entire flight. Report to your CSS the next duty day. Any one wit information or photos my company was Co. E 1st Bde. Interesting they dont list ssn anymore for good reason. Five, it was hot and humid and it rained. He had only been there a few months and became very ill. Tigerland 1964-66 as a draftee. He was one of two Drill Sergeants assigned to my Fourth Platoon. Heck, it was learned that I was a competent golfer so I was selected to play in a tournament with base officers so I was excused for an entire week to practice and play, my wife having sent my clubs to the fort via Greyhound bus. for him since he remembers very little information about his friends there. Many times wonder how many made it back. Upon graduating from TIGERLAND one of two duty stations were assigned. My job was in the Adjutant Generals office in Building 317, as well. Daddy also worked with G3 and Land management on Fort Polk. I dont recall the COs name. Did you know that I am afraid of snakes? Did you know that there are four varieties of poisonous snakes in the US? more, Newest Future Soldiers I talked to a gentlman about 8 years ago that happened to work (Tinker AFB) with a cousing of mine (now deceased) and he was there and remembers everything. They are trained not to hit or abuse your Soldier in any way. Retrieved from https://www.boundtree.com/university/trauma/military-use-of-chest-seals-and-tourniquets-lessons-for-ems, Newman, L. (2013, July 19). Fort Sam Houston American Red Cross. 1st Plt. As the U.S. entered World War I, Fort Sam Houston grew yet again. _at_forefront_of_soldier_lethality, Kimmons, S. ( 2018, June 29). Good to know someone else who was in the same office building, at the same time, and lived in the same company, Co A, Sp Trps. Retrieved from https://www.army.mil/article/107777/department_of_combat_medic_training_prepares_soldier_medics_ Good luck and let us know. I was fortunate to qualify number one in the Battalion on the M-16 and was called to the stage at the graduation awards ceremony to receive a prize from the CO. Army.mil. When someone would ask where did you go for AIT? When you responded Fort Polk, there was always some kind of crazy comment. I was wounded in February of 72 about three to five clicks west of Firebase Maude which is south of Danang about 5 miles. After B-4-1 I wasnt afraid of anything the Army could hand me. His name is Bruno Silva. If your last name started with A, B, C, or D it was off to Germany. training is tailored toward a specific job skill, combining BCT and AIT into a program which usually lasts Mine was Ft. Ord. Anyway good luck in your search. Does anybody know if they had yearbooks for the AIT Units at Tigerland?? Was a 71H30 (Personnel Specialist) with Adjutant Generals office in building 317. i was there in 1971 we were sprayed . Alongside themes of Fort Sam Houston's history, throughout the exhibits is the story of the evolution of American military installations, border security, medical service and training, mobilization activities, and the evolution of Army uniforms. Awful memories of both places and Ill never forget it as hard as I tried. The doctor will give them proper health care. I understood that after you graduate from OCS you are assigned to one of the combat arms groups; Infantry, Artillery, or Combat Engineers. same thing at the same time, the list below contains a sample of training exercises you will need to complete in Travel and meal tickets will be provided. Army.mil. I did Vietnam in 70 and that wasnt as tough as Polk, either. They can focus on building new Soldiers strength, endurance, and MOS-specific skills right from the beginning, ensuring that everything taught will guide the new Soldiers towards not only graduating, but also being proficient at their job once they arrive to their unit. I am glad I stayedf in the Guards for 21 years. I never ate a meal so fast, as I did that one . I thought that sounded good, at least better than Tigerland at Polk. Gene, you were probably there when I arrived from Ft. Sam Houston, in April, 1967, so, if you left in July, 1967, you left as I was just getting my feet wet with managing Enlisted Personnel records. An OSUT POI could really streamline the training process and ensure an extremely high post-school house product so that medics are at the top of their game before arriving to their unit or a battlefield. DOD instruction 1322.24: Medical readiness training. I was asked to consider OCS and someone told me that I would get out of some training during basic training and watch some videos, etc. However, I processed records for many guys who were sent to Vietnam. Directory. Following the Spanish American War, the post again expanded, this time to house a brigade and accommodate units and troops rotating to the Philippines. I contacted a warrant officer on post and was told I would have to take the test again as there were no results in my file. I spent the next 15 months in that department, under the supervision of CW2 Paul A Brewer, and 1LT Norman A. Davis, Jr. Another person you may have known was civilian Virginia A. Walker, who was a civilian records clerk. If you are driving, ensure you have current (vehicle) insurance and registration. Services provided by JBSA-Military & Family Readiness are open to all branches of services, active duty, Reservists,National Guard, retirees, survivingspouses,DOD civilians, their families, andDOD contracted employees, unless otherwise stated.
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