MacDill Inn Guest Directory

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The appearance of local business names/addresses/phone numbers in this publication is for your convenience only and does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, Department of the Air Force, 6th Air Mobility Wing, or 6th Force Support Squadron.

All telephone numbers and hours of operation are subject to change without notice.

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS DIRECTORY OR ANY PART OF IT FROM YOUR ROOM.

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Air Force Inns Promises The Air Force Inns Promise: “Our goal is to provide you a clean, comfortable room to guarantee a good night’s rest and pleasant stay. If any part of your stay with us is not satisfactory, please provide the lodging manager or front desk staff an opportunity to ‘make it right’.”

Forget a Travel Item Welcome Valued Guest! We have provided you with a few complimentary items to get you through your first night’s stay. Feel free to ask any Lodging team member if you need any of these items replenished. If you forgot to pack any other toiletry item, please come see us at the front desk. We should have what you need available for purchase.

Save the Towels “All of the water and detergents used to wash hotel towels and linens each day all over the world puts a heavy burden on the environment. If you’d like to reuse your towels, just hang them on the towel racks. If you want your towels replaced, please just leave them on the bathroom floor or in the tub.”

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MacDill Inn Guest Responsibilities All guests are responsible for: 1.

Ensuring room is kept neat and orderly.

2.

Ensuring personal effects and property are not left on the bed. Housekeepers will not move or pick up your property at any time. Leaving items lying around could result in your room not being properly cleaned or your bed not being made.

3.

Security of personal property. High value items should be locked in your luggage or taken with you when you leave your room.

Room safes are provided for your use.

4.

Keeping your room locked at all times, especially when you’re not in the room.

5.

Reporting maintenance problems to the front desk. Note: room maintenance request slips are located in desk drawer.

6.

Conduct of their dependents/guests. Children under the age of 12 years old must have adult supervision at all times.

7.

Be respectful of all guests’ need for quiet and privacy.

8. Bicycles are not permitted in any rooms.

9. Candles are not permitted in any rooms.

10.

Overloading electrical circuits – use of multiple plugs is unauthorized.

11.

Conserve energy – flip the switch!

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12. PET POLICY — Designated Pet Friendly units located in Bldgs 360.

• Abide by the Pet Agreement signed at check-in. Failure to do so will result in warnings and possible removal from lodging • Pets must be secured in TLF-provided pet containers when guest is not in the unit • Pets are not allowed to sit directly on furniture or bedding • Owners may not use lodging towels or linens to bathe pets • Ensure pets are leashed when outside the facility • Owners must ensure “pet relief” area is used and clean up after pet use • Pets are only permitted in designated pet-friendly rooms • Pets are not to be tied outside, nor locked in your vehicle 13. Air Force lodging common areas and guest rooms, including TLF units, are nosmoking areas; IAW AFI 34-135, Air Force Lodging Program, paragraph 1.6.1. To ensure we comply with established directives, smoking in rooms is not permitted. If you or any of your guests smoke in the room, you will be charged a non-refundable $150.00 cleaning fee.

14. Guest will reimburse lodging for damages caused by their pets, damages beyond fair wear and tear, and for damages and/or missing government items caused by negligence or abuse on their part or by their guests.

15. For TLFs, during your stay, it is your responsibility to clean the kitchen and dishes.

A thorough cleaning of the refrigerator, microwave and stove must be done prior to check-out.

16. CHILDREN — Our guests are responsible for the conduct of their children, Adult supervision is required at all times. This includes the TLF playground. See posted playground safety rules.

17. ROOM SERVICE — To have your room serviced, please remove your “Do Not Disturb” sign by 11 am each day. For the safety and welfare of our guests, after a “Do Not Disturb” sign has been displayed for 72 hours, our housekeeping staff are required to enter the room.

18. CHECK-OUT TIME IS 11 AM — After 11 am, you will be charged an additional fee equivalent to the daily room rate.

19. Portable cooking device are not permitted in building 350.

20. Portable space heaters are not allowed in building 350 or TLFs.

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCE COLONEL APRIL D. VOGEL Col April Vogel is Commander, 6th Air Mobility Wing, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida. She is responsible for the wing's worldwide combat air refueling and airlift missions, and provides installation support to Headquarters U.S. Central Command, Headquarters U.S. Special Operations Command and 31 other Joint mission partners. As the Commander, she is responsible for the security and well-being of the base’s 18,000 employees and their families, along with $2.8 billion in base property and capital assets.

Col Vogel began her Air Force career as an enlisted Airman in the Colorado Air National Guard. She earned her commission through the Air National Guard’s Academy of Military Science. In 1997, Col Vogel was assigned to the ANG Space Initiatives Branch at Air Force Space Command and later transitioned to the 2nd Space Warning Squadron, Buckley AFB, CO. In 2001, she was assigned to the National Guard Bureau as the Space Functional Manager and during this assignment she joined the Maryland Air National Guard. In 2004, Col Vogel attended pilot training. After completion th of training, she returned to the 135 Airlift Squadron and flew the C-130J where she deployed in support of both Operation IRAQI FREEDOM and Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. Following assignments in both the NGB/A3 and the NGB-J3 at the National Guard Bureau, Col Vogel was selected to th be the 135 Airlift Squadron Commander where she was responsible for 60 aircrews and support personnel. During her tenure, she oversaw the conversion from C-130J to C-27J aircraft. After completion of National War College in 2013, she was assigned as Director of Human Resources at the National Guard Bureau. Prior to her current position, th Col Vogel was the Vice Wing Commander of the 175 Wing, Maryland Air National Guard, Warfield Air National Guard Base, MD. EDUCATION 1994 Bachelor of Arts, History, University of Colorado 2001 Squadron Officer School, Maxwell AFB, AL 2008 Air Command and Staff Course, Correspondence 2013 Master of Science, National Security Strategy, National War College, Washington DC ASSIGNMENTS 1. June 1995 - June 1997, Social Actions Officer, Buckley Air Force Base (AFB), CO 2. September 1996 - June 1999, Space Initiative Project Officer, Peterson AFB, CO 3. June 1999 - March 00, Deputy Crew Commander, 2SWS, Buckley AFB, CO 4. March 2000 - May 2001, Chief, Weapons and Tactics Section, 2SWS, Buckley AFB, CO 5. May 2001 - Feb 2003, Space Functional Manager, National Guard Bureau, Arlington, VA

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6. February 2003 - January 2004, Executive Officer to the Chief Operating Officer, National Guard Bureau 7. January 2004 - February 2005, Undergraduate Pilot Training, Columbus AFB, MS 8. April 2005 - February 2006, C-130E & C-130J Qualification Training, Little Rock AFB, AR 9. February 2006 - December 2009, C-130J Pilot, Assistant Flight Commander 135 AS, Warfield ANGB, MD 10. January 2007 - June 2008, Mobilization Support, National Guard Bureau (NGB), Andrews AFB, MD 11. June 2008 - November 2009, Branch Chief, DOMOPS & Airlift Scheduling, NGB, Andrews AFB 12. January 2010 - January 2011, C-38 Pilot, 201 AS, Andrews AFB, MD 13. November 2009 - September 2010, Deputy Director, Future Operations Division, National Guard Bureau 14. March 10 - April 12, C-130J/C-27J Pilot, 135 AS, Warfield ANGB, MD 15. September 2010 - April 2012, Commander 135 AS, Warfield ANGB, MD 16. August 2012 - June 2013, National War College Student, Ft McNair, Washington DC 17. Jun 2013 - May2014, Director, Human Resources, National Guard Bureau, Andrews AFB, MD 18. May 2014 - May 2015, Commander 175 WG-Det 1 (Cyber Operations), Warfield ANGB, MD 19. May 2015 - July 2016, Wing Vice Commander, 175th Wing, Warfield ANGB, MD 20. July 2016 – Present, Commander, 6th Air Mobility Wing, MacDill AFB, FL FLIGHT INFORMATION Rating: Senior Pilot Flight hours: 1338 Combat Hours: 312 (OIF and OEF) Aircraft flown: C-130E, C-130J, C-27J and C-38 MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS Defense Meritorious Service Medal Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (3rd oak leaf) Air Medal (1st oak leaf) Air Force Commendation Medal (2nd oak leaf) Air Force Achievement Medal Armed Forces Expeditionary Service Medal (1st oak leaf) EFFECTIVE DATES OF PROMOTION Second Lieutenant 15 June 1995 First Lieutenant 15 June 1997 Captain 15 Jun 1999 Major 16 June 2003 Lieutenant Colonel 7 June 2008 Colonel 1 January 1, 2013 (Current as of July 2016)

MacDill Inn MacDill Inn Lodging Information Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) – ATMs are available at the following locations:

• Main Lobby of Bldg 350 (VQ)

• Main Exchange, 3108 North Boundary Blvd, Bldg 926

• AAFES Auto Pride, 7104 Kingfisher St, Bldg 924

• Grow Financial Federal Credit Union, 2418 Florida Keys Ave, Bldg 102

• MacDill Commissary, 2908 North Boundary Blvd, Bldg 925

• Drive-thru ATM – In the Burger King parking lot Automated Voice Mail Messages – Voice Mail is available in all rooms. For specific instructions, see “Telephone Information” section.

Base Chapel – MacDill’s Chapel plays an integral role in supporting the mission by providing a “quality ministry for a quality force.” Please refer to the base newspaper for the most current listing of service times or call the chapel at 828-3621.

Check Cashing – Check cashing is available at the Base Exchange (proper identification required). MacDill Inn can only accept checks for payment of room charges, phone and sundry items.

Check-In/Check-Out – Check-In time is 1500 hours. Check-Out time is 1100 hours.

The late check-out charge is equivalent to the daily room rate.

Check-Out Items – We have the following items available for check out by registered guests at the front desk: pack-n-play, and various board games and toys. You may check out these items as you need them, free of charge; however, some have time limitations.

Classified Document Storage – MacDill Inn is not authorized to store classified documents. Contact the Command Post at 828-4361 for classified document storage.

Conference Room – Located in building 350, B Wing, room numbers 6135 and 6116.

Registered guests may reserve the conference room at no cost. Please see the front desk for availability.

Customer Comment Card – Our goal is to ensure your stay is a pleasant one. You will receive an online comment card upon check out. Please provide us your feedback! If you do not have an email on file, please fill out the Customer Comment Card in your room or ask for one at the front desk.

Do Not Disturb Signs – If you do not want housekeeping services, insert the “Do Not Disturb” sign into your room key slot located on the outside of your room. For the safety and welfare of our guests, after a “Do Not Disturb” sign has been on a guest room door for 72 hours, the housekeeping staff is required to enter the room. All other rooms will get service if the “Do Not Disturb” sign is taken down after 11 am.

MacDill Inn Emergency Shelter – In the event of a hurricane or tornado, please tune to Channel 19 on your television for instructions and/or written notices placed in your room.

Express Check Out – This service is available for DV guests only. Call the front desk for charges. Special DV Express Check-Out envelopes are available in applicable suites only.

Fax Service – Facsimile service is available for official business, free of charge, at the front desk. Our fax number is DSN 968-2660/2499 or commercial (813) 828-2660/2499.

Fire Alarm – Fire Alarm boxes are on the exterior walls of all buildings. In the event of a fire, activate the alarm system, then immediately notify the front desk.

Fire/Ground Safety – Please avoid the following hazards: • Using unauthorized cooking or heating devices in your room • Placing hot appliances in drawers, or on beds • Overloading electrical circuits – use of multiple plugs is unauthorized • Leaving electrical appliances plugged in when you leave the room • Leaving cooking equipment unattended • Candles in rooms are unauthorized • Not following good housekeeping practices Guest Business Center – Located in building 350. There are five computers and a printer, C Wing room number 6104.

Housekeeping – Stayover services (dusting, vacuuming, bathroom cleaning, clean towels, and emptying of trash receptacles) is provided seven days a week unless a “Do Not Disturb” sign is placed on the doorknob. Our policy is to change sheets on Mondays in bldg 350 and on Wednesdays in the TLFs, and/or at checkout. If the sheets become soiled before then, they will be changed. To better serve all our customers, check-outs will be completed during the morning, and stayover guests will be completed no later than 3:30 pm, daily.

Ice Machines – Ice machines are located in building 350:

1st Floor: room 6105 & 6156

2nd Floor: room 6208 & 6216

3rd Floor: room 6307 & 6314

4th Floor: room 6407 & 6418

5th Floor: room 6514 & 6517 Jogging Route – see “Maps” section for jogging routes.

Laundry Rooms – Complimentary laundry rooms are located in building 350:

1st Floor: room 6106 & 6152

2nd Floor: room 6210 & 6214

3rd Floor: room 6308 & 6312

4th Floor: room 6409 & 6413

MacDill Inn Laundry/Dry Cleaning – The on-base laundry and dry cleaning services are in the BX mall. Call 840-0395 for hours of operation. Military clothing sales is also located in the BX. Linens/Towels – If you need additional linens or towels, please contact the front desk.

Please do not remove linens or towels from your quarters.

Lodging Fitness Center – Guests are invited to use our fitness room in Bldg 350, on the first floor, room number 6109.

Lost & Found – Check with Housekeeping, or the Front Desk, at 828-4259, ext 0.

Lost Keys – If you lose your room key, please go to the Front Desk. You will need a valid ID to show you are a registered guest. Person requesting a key must be listed as a registered guest in room folio.

Maintenance – If you encounter a maintenance problem, please notify the Front Desk or leave the In-Room Maintenance Slip on the pillow.

Moving Trucks – Moving trucks or oversized vehicles are not permitted in our parking lots. Contact Outdoor Recreation at 840-6919, for information about long-term parking.

Non-Smoking Rooms – All rooms at MacDill Inn are “Non-Smoking” rooms. Guests found smoking in any rooms will be charged $150 for the cleaning of the room to include carpets, bedspreads, and draperies. Additionally, the guest will forfeit the right to stay at MacDill Inn. PCS Guests – In accordance with AFI 34-135, 3.3, TLF reservations: The maximum TLF stay for Priority 1 guests (members arriving/departing PCSing) is 30 days (if available). MacDill Inn requires the service member in need of an extension past 30 days to present the Lodging Manager/Assistant Manager a memorandum signed by the service member’s commander. Return the memo within the first 25 days of lodging. Extensions are not automatic and are given on a case-by-case basis.

Personal Effects/Property – Housekeepers are instructed not to pick up or move a guest’s personal property at any time. Leaving items lying around your room results in your quarters not receiving a proper cleaning. Your assistance in keeping your room orderly is greatly appreciated.

Pets – In order to maintain our high standards and quality of our lodging facilities, pets are only permitted in our designated pet friendly TLFs on a first-come, firstserved basis. Pet owners will be charged a standard $10 per night fee regardless of the number of pets in the unit and duration of their stay.

MacDill Inn Reservations – Personnel on TDY orders must make their reservation through DTS. Personnel on PCS orders or leisure travel may book reservations through DODLODGING.NET or call the hotel directly at (813) 828-4259. Reservations for Distinguished Visitors (0-7 & above) may call the hotel directly or call the Wing Protocol Office at (813) 828-2056.

Room Amenities – Room amenities are provided in the room, upon check-in. If you need additional amenities, they may be available at the front desk for an additional charge. Sundry items are also available at the front desk for an additional charge.

Room Payments – Guests must secure their room with a credit card at check-in. MacDill Inn accepts cash, checks (amount of charges only), VISA or MasterCard for payment of account. The BX provides check cashing privileges for authorized users. Space Available guests must pay for their rooms at check-in. Extended stay guests MUST promptly pay on their bill every 15 days.

Room Rates (Effective 15 Apr 2016):

VQ Rooms...................... $60.00

Business Suites............. $69.00

TLF................................ $63.00

Pet TLFs........................ $63.00 + $10.00 Pet Fee

Large DV Suites............ $75.00 Shelter In Place – In the event of a hazardous materials emergency, terrorist use of explosives, chemical or biological materials, lodging guests are advised to immediate shelter in place. Lodging guests may use their bathrooms as a temporary shelter by closing the door, placing a wet towel under the door and covering the air vent with a towel.

Sundry Sales – There are no vending machines at MacDill Inn. Please visit our gift shop located in the Main Lobby. There you will find a selection of snacks, beverages, toiletries, laundry supplies, and various sundry items for sale.

Rickenbacker’s Café & Bar is conveniently located in the Main Lobby of Bldg 350. Open seven days a week, from 6 am-10 pm.

MacDill Inn Kennel/Medical Care Listing In order to maintain our high standards and quality of our lodging facilities, pets are only permitted in our designated pet-friendly TLFs. Pets are not permitted in any of our other facilities, nor are they permitted to be left in cars or leashed outside. If pets are found in quarters other than pet-friendly, guests will be asked to vacate and charged a $150.00 cleaning fee. This listing of kennels is provided for your information only and does not constitute endorsement by the Department of the Air Force.

KENNELS Mon-Fri Sat Sun

7 am-6 pm 8 am-3:30 pm Closed

Bayshore Pet Resort Mon-Fri 4804 S. Manhattan Ave, Tampa, FL 33611 Sat 813-832-4464 www.bayshorepetresort.com Sun

7 am-6:30 pm 9 am-4 pm Closed

Lucky Dog Daycare Mon-Fri 1116 W. Fig Street, Tampa, FL 33609 Sat-Sun 813-258-3647 www.luckydogtampa.com

6:30 am-7 pm 8 am-6 pm

Pets & Company Mon-Sat 1316 W. Bearss Ave, Tampa, FL 33613 Sun 813-264-1392

8 am-5:30 pm Closed

South Tampa Puppy Palace 4313 W. Pearl Ave, Tampa, FL 33611 813-839-7715 www.tampapuppypalace.com

MEDICAL CARE Gandy Animal Hospital, Inc. 4714 W. Gandy Blvd. Tampa, FL 33611 813-839-1285 www.gandyanimalhospital.com

Mon-Fri Sat Sun

Dale Mabry Animal Hospital Mon-Fri 3606 S. Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33629 Sat 813-839-6191 www.dalemabryanimalhospital.com Sun MacDill AFB Vet Clinic 7804 Blackbird St, Bldg 936 (behind BX Mall) 813-828-3558/3559

Mon-Fri

7 am-Noon 8 am-Noon 10 am-6 pm 7:30 am-5:30 pm 7:30 am-Noon Closed 8 am-4 pm

(Services limited to those in possession of a military ID card, with hospital privileges)

Tampa Veterinary Hospital Mon 7:30 am-6 pm 2517 W. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa, FL 33609 Tue-Fri 7:30 am-8 pm 813-895-3199 www.tampavet.com Sat 7:30 am-5 pm Sun Closed This listing is not endorsed by the Department of the Air Force. Subject to change without prior notice. rev 8/17/15

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Telephone Instructions

Room to Room

Room Number

Front Desk

Press 0

Base Operator

97 + 0

On Base Calls, DSN

97 + 7-Digit DSN Number

Off Base Calls, DSN

97 + 94 + 7-Digit DSN Number

DSN International Calls

97 + 94 + DSN Country Code + 7-Digit DSN Number

Toll-Free Numbers, US

99 + 1 + 8XX + Number

Local Calls, Off Base

99 + 813 + Number (No Charge for local calls)

Long Distance, US

99 + 1 + Area Code + Number

Long Distance, International

99 + 011 + Country Code + Area Code + No. (Charge to Guest: Rates available at the Front Desk)

(No charge)

(Charge to Guest: 10¢ per minute)

FOR EMERGENCIES: DIAL 911 To register / Change / Cancel Automatic Wakeup: Press the message button and follow voicemail prompts (Default Password: Extention Number).

To Retrieve Messages From Your Telephone Mail Box: To retrieve and/or delete messages from your room, press the message button and follow the voice prompts.

Please DO NOT unplug the phone cable.

For questions or comments about this service, please contact: MidAtlanticBroadband Hospitality Services 729 East Pratt Street, Suite 440 Baltimore, MD 21202 (410) 727-8250

MacDill Inn WIRELESS HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS (HSIA) INSTRUCTIONS

Each room has access to a shared wireless router. Turn on your computer.

It may take a few minutes for your computer to detect the wireless network. Connect to the network midatlanticbb. Please do NOT disconnect the router cables.

TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS Gaming Machines: Currently, we do not support any gaming machines (Xbox, Game Cube, Playstation 3, PSP etc.)

VPN Service For any issues concerning VPN Service, please contact Help Desk Support at 866-435-7548. Press option 1 for Hospitality Service, and option 1 for Internet Service.

Wireless Internet Service If your computer does not find your wireless service, go through the following steps: 1. Verify that your wireless card is on. Some laptops have switches that will turn wireless service on or off. Make sure it is on. Try to connect to midatlanticbb.

2. If you still can’t access the wireless network, please contact Help Desk Support at 866435-7548. Press option 1 for Hospitality Service, and option 1 for Internet Service.

If you have found a wireless connection but you are unable to access the Internet go through the following steps for your specific operating system.

Windows 98/ME (by command line): • Open an MS-DOS Prompt command window. Go to Programs, Accessories, and Command Prompt.

• Type the commands: ipconfig /release_all ipconfig /renew_all • Type the command exit to close the command window.

Windows NT/2000/XP (by command line): • Open a command window. Go to Start, Run, and enter “cmd”. The Command Prompt should appear.

• Type the commands: ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew • Type the command exit to close the command window.

Windows Vista (by command line): • Open a command window. Enter “cmd” in the Search Box under the Vista Start menu and then press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to launch the tool with administrative privileges. Then say “I do” to the UAC prompt.

• Type the commands: ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew Type the command exit to close the command window Apple Mac OS X (by command line): • Ensure that you know the password of an Administrator for the system.

• Open a Terminal command window.

• Type the commands: sudo ipconfig set en0 BOOTP sudo ipconfig set en0 DHCP where en0 is the interface connecting to the cable modem. These commands are case-sensitive and must be typed as shown. When prompted, quote an Administrator’s password.

• Close the Terminal window. (cont on next page)

MacDill Inn (cont from previous page) IP Addresses: This service only supports the use of dynamically assigned IP Addresses. Your computer must be configured to obtain an IP Address automatically.

When you connect to the cable network, your PC/Mac is automatically issued with a unique IP address by means of DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). The public IP address allocated by DHCP for the cable connection is called the WAN address. If your PC/Mac is connected directly to the cable modem, with no intervening routers, then its IP address will be the WAN address.

• Windows XP: Under Network Connections, highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Click on Properties, then obtain an IP Address automatically and obtain a DNS server address automatically.

• Windows Vista: When your computer cannot connect to a network and the DHCP client fails to reach the DHCP server, Windows Vista will not show the dynamic IP address but switch to Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) instead. This means that your IP address will be something like 169.254.a.b. If this is the case, you need to disable automatic addressing and restart your computer by doing the following: Click Start > Run. Type regedit and press OK. Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters Right click this entry and select New Dword. Rename the new entry ArpRetryCount (leave it set to 0 by default). Restart the computer.

You can discover the (LAN) IP address of your PC/Mac as follows: • Win9x/ME: click Start, Run, enter the command winipcfg. Use the pull-down item to select the network interface for the cable modem (rather than any PPP dial-up). Look for the line IP Address.

• Windows: (any version except Win95) open a command prompt window, type the command ipconfig. Look for the output section related to the network interface for the cable modem: • Windows XP: Open a command window. Go to Start, Run, and enter “cmd”. The Command Prompt should appear. Type ipconfig. This should show the computer IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.

• Windows Vista: Open a command window. Enter “cmd” in the Search Box under the Vista Start menu and then press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to launch the tool with administrative privileges. Then say “I do” to the UAC prompt. Type ipconfig. This should show the computer IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.

• Apple Mac OS 8.x/9.x: Pull down the Apple menu, select Control Panels. Open the control panel TCP/IP. Look for the line IP address.

• Apple Mac OS X: Any of the following: Pull down the Apple menu, select System Properties, click Network. In the pull-down Show: select the network interface in use. Click tab TCP/IP and look for the line IP Address.

• Open a Terminal window, type the command ipconfig en0 (where en0 is the interface in use) and look for the line inet.

• Open a Terminal window, type the command ipconfig getifaddr en0 (where en0 is the interface in use).

In order to verify if the TCP/IP connection on the local machine is functioning within normal parameters, users can also ping their own computer with the following commands “ping 127.0.0.1” (IPv4 address) or “ping localhost.” Any error message is an indication of the fact that the TCP/IP connection on the local machine is at fault.

If you are still unable to access the Internet please contact Help Desk Support at 866-435-7548. Press option 1 for Hospitality Service, and option 1 for Internet Service.

MacDill Inn Quick Reference Phone Listing Air Force Aid Society..................................828-2721 Airman & Family Readiness Cntr.............828-0145 Airman’s Attic.............................................828-2221 American Red Cross....................................827-9612 Auto Pride (AAFES)....................................840-2506 Barber Shop (Mall)......................................840-0087 Barber Shop (Shoppette)............................840-2154 Base Clinics:

Brandon Clinic......................................827-2273

Dental...................................................827-9400

Laboratory............................................827-9440 Othopedics............................................827-9650 Pediatrics..............................................827-2273

SOCOM Clinic......................................827-9870

Women’s Health (OB/GYN).................827-9336 Base Commander........................................828-4444 Base Operator.............................................828-1110 Base Locator – Air Force............................828-2444 Base Locator – Army...................................827-6910 Base Locator – USMC.................................827-5875 Base Locator – USN....................................827-5875 Base Pool (Near Post Office)......................828-6093 Base Service Store/LP.................................828-4595 Base Taxi.....................................................828-5281 Bay Area Travel:

ITT Leisure Reservations.....................828-2478 Bayshore Gate.............................................828-5265 Before & After School.................................828-6758 Bowling Center............................................828-4005 Bright House (Cable TV)............................684-6200 Burger King.................................................840-2992 BX Beauty Shop..........................................840-0525 BX Enterprise Rent-A-Car.........................840-2613 BX Flower Shop...........................................840-0501 BX Furniture Store.....................................840-2584 BX Laundry/Dry Cleaner: Mall........................................................840-0395 Shoppette...............................................840-0856 BX Main Store.............................................840-0511 BX Optical...................................................840-2292 BX Patio Shop.............................................840-2065 BX Tailor Shop............................................840-0181 CHAMPUS..................................................827-9900 Child Development Center:

CDC #1..................................................828-3332

CDC #2..................................................828-2244

CDC #3..................................................828-0195 Class Six Store............................828-3954/840-2323 Clothing Sales.............................................840-2375 Comm Center (6CS)....................................840-2375

Command Post (6AMW).............................828-2666 Commissary: Bakery...................................................828-3425

Customer Service..................................828-3361 Deli........................................................828-3444

Hours Recording...................................828-3361 Manager................................................828-3362 Credit Union................................................837-2451 Credit Union (MacTouch)...........................831-7888 Customer Service, 6 CPTS..........................828-5377 Customer Service, 6 CS..............................828-3700 Customer Service, 6 FSS/MPF...................828-2278 Customer Service, 6 SUPS.........................828-3218 Dale Mabry Gate.........................................828-3527 Diner’s Reef.................................................828-2412 Education Office.................................828-3115/3116 FamCamp....................................................840-6919 Family Services...........................................828-2721 Finance:

Army......................................................828-5318

Military Pay..........................................828-5377

Travel Pay.............................................828-5377 Fitness & Sports Center.............................828-4496 Golf Course:

Manager/Pro Shop/Tee Times..............840-6904

Fairways Grill.......................................840-6906 Ground Safety.............................................828-3385 Health & Wellness Center (HAWC)...........828-4739 Hobby Shops:

Arts & Crafts.........................................828-4413

Auto Shop..............................................828-4553

Wood Shop.............................................828-2093 Hospital Appointments............................ 828-CARE Hospital Pharmacy:

Main Clinic............................................827-9300

Brandon Clinic......................................827-9736

PharmaCare Center..............................828-2226

Pharmacy Refill.............800-272-0201/828-5367 Household Goods.........................................828-2600

Toll-Free.........................................800-432-7131 Housing, Harbor Bay..................................840-2600 Housing Office:

Assignments/Rentals ............................828-3166 ID Card Issue (Customer Service).............828-6673 Legal Office..................................................828-4422 Library, Base...............................................828-3607 MacDill Inn Lodging Office........................828-4259 Marina.........................................................828-4983 (continued on back)

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Motor Pool: 6LRS......................................................828-5381

USCENTCOM.......................................827-6505 NOAA...........................................................828-3310 Passenger Terminal (Military):

Flight Information................................828-2485

Flight Recording...................................828-2310 Terminal................................................828-2440 Personnel – Military:

Customer Service..................................828-2276 Personnel – NAF.........................................828-2911 Pest Control/Entomology............................828-2991 PME Center.................................................828-2453 Post Office – Federal...................................828-4680 Postal Service Center..................................828-4430 Protocol Office:

6AMW....................................................828-2056

USCENTCOM.......................................529-0402

USSOCOM............................................826-5131 Public Affairs:

6AMW....................................................828-2215

USCENTCOM.......................................529-0173

USSOCOM............................................826-4600 Publication Distribution.............................828-3273 Publication Forms Mgmt............................828-5470 Reproduction:

Defense Logistics Document Svs.........828-4646

USSOCOM............................................826-4432 Retiree Activities.........................................828-4555 School Age Care..........................................828-5971

Snack Bars:

Base Clinic (Café Charle).....................840-2288

BX Mall.................................................840-2200

CENTCOM (Café Charle).....................840-2495

Golf Course, Fairways Grill.................840-6906

MacDill Lanes, Ten Pin Grill...............840-1516

SOCOM (Café Charle)..........................826-5249

SOCOM Snack Bar...............................840-9428 Social Actions...............................................828-3333 Subway (Mini Mall).....................................828-2028 Subway (MacDill Exchange).......................840-9005 Surf’s Edge Club.........................................840-2020 Taxi (Military).............................................828-5281 Telephone Trouble Desk.............................828-2666 Theater (to reserve for meetings)...............828-2821 Tickets and Tours (ITT)

– Tickets................................................828-2478

– Travel.................................................828-1860 Time Hack (On Base Only).........................828-3121 Time Hack: DSN (WWTV).....................94-762-1401 Tinker Elementary School..........................840-2043 Transient Alert............................................828-4261 Tricare/Humana..........................................827-9900 Vehicle Resale Lot.......................................828-4413 Veterinary Clinic...............................828-3558/3559 Visitors Center...................................828-2737/2826 Weather Observer.......................................828-4405 Western Union.............................................840-0511 Wing Commander........................................828-4444 Youth Center................................................828-7956

MacDill Inn

6TH FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON Welcome to MacDill AFB and the 6th Force Support Squadron. We’re really glad you’re here, whether it be your permanent duty station or if only for a short visit. We have something for everyone and can help fill your stay with adventure, excitement, and fun – while keeping you healthy and fit at the same time!

Our facilities and programs are open to active duty, DoD civilians, retirees, and immediate family members. Take a few minutes to discover who we are, what we have to offer, and how YOU can benefit from what we have!

Quality Customer Service and Complete Satisfaction are a high priority and we value your comments and suggestions. Please take the time to complete an electronic comment card at www.macdill.af.mil/Feedback. Your input enables us to improve our programs, services, and facilities for YOU – OUR #1 CUSTOMER. Nonappropriated Funds (NAF) HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE (HRO) – 6 FSS employs more than 300 NAF employees. If you are seeking employment with any of our facilities, your first stop is HRO, located in Bldg. 411 (8604 Hangar Loop Drive, 2nd Floor; same building as Customer Service ID cards). Our friendly staff stand ready to assist you in your NAF job search and answer questions pertaining to employment in any FSS facility. You may also call us at (813) 828-2911. Apply for jobs online at www.nafjobs.org; a recruitment list is posted weekly and vacancy announcements are updated regularly, with detailed information on the availability of non-appropriated fund employment.

Check out our latest issue of Base, Bay & Beyond for details on specials and events, or log on to

www.macdillfss.com

MacDill Inn AF Club Membership

8011 Hangar Loop Drive, Bldg 53 (Across the street from the government gas station)

828-1466

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magazine, mailed to your home Members-Only Programs Receive 10% off private, catered events $10 Birthday Coupon Live Entertainment Complimentary, monthly breakfast

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Complimentary, monthly membership dinner Club Member Representative for all Club card needs Reciprocal privileges at Air Force Clubs Worldwide Membership Reservations: 840-2020 Free Golf/Bowling

Dining – 6 FSS

Rickenbacker’s Café and Brews of the Bay

Located in the lobby, on the main floor of MacDill Inn. Call 828-RICK (7425).

This Café and Bar is open daily, 6 am to 10 pm.

A variety of specialty beverages are available, including “We Proudly Brew Starbucks Coffee” and frappuccinos, as well as gourmet coffees, teas and espresso. Bakery delights, breakfast/ deli sandwiches, freshly prepared salads, and grab-and-go snacks are also available on-site.

Florida Inspired, Tampa Bay Brewed!! The bar opens at 3 pm, daily. This bar is unique to MacDill, offering local craft brews to enjoy from Tampa Bay breweries. Craft beer selections are rotated monthly to accommodate all tastes and varieties for our customers.

Also offered is a full bar with domestic, imported beer and a Martini menu to tantalize the taste buds.

Dining – Aramark Diner’s Reef

8118 Hillsborough Loop, Bldg 263 828-2412/4998 • • • • •

Numerous Entrée Selections Daily Short-Order Specials Grill Specialties Holiday Meals Early/Late Dining

court with deli-style hot meals, dessert and beverage stations provide a wide variety of items to choose from. Breakfast, lunch, dinner meals, and a midnight “Grab-n-Go” carry-out service are provided daily.

Surf’s Edge Club/Boomers

7315 Bayshore Blvd, Bldg 499 • 840-2020

Surf’s Edge Club is the hub of activity for Dine-in style, with a variety of selections, all military personnel. Monthly club memat Diner’s Reef (open to all). The open food bership breakfasts and dinners make club

MacDill Inn Dining – Aramark, cont. membership a real bargain. Also, the Ara- The Fairways Grill offers a variety of semark Catering Staff specializes in superb lections to include continental breakfast items, hot breakfast items, daily specials, catering for your special functions. sandwiches, wraps, wings, hot dogs, chickBoomers is an great place to take advan- en tenders, soup, salads and much more; tage of off-duty time. Come out Wednes- something to suit all tastes. While you’re days, 4-8 pm, for Wednesday Bash with free dining, catch up on news and sports on four bar snacks, drink specials, Bar Bingo, Triv- big-screen TVs! ia, a DJ and more! Then, start the weekend off with Boomers B1500 Friday afternoon!

Ten Pin Grill (inside MacDill Lanes) Complimentary bar snacks, popcorn, drink 8216 Hangar Loop Dr., Bldg 298 • 840-1516 specials and free pool from 1500-1800, with Club membership signups from 1500-1700. Whether you need a quick snack or full meal, It’s also a great place to get together with the Ten Pin Grill, located at MacDill Lanes friends and enjoy a game of pool, or catch Bowling Center, can accommodate you. Ofthe latest game on TV. fering carry-out, phone orders and catering.

Enjoy a variety of snack foods including signature burgers, wings, nachos, sand7315 Bayshore Blvd, Bldg 499 • 840-2220 wiches, hot dogs, pizzas and beverages, as Classic Fare Catering is located inside the well as monthly luncheon specials.

Surf’s Edge Club and has something for every budget! The Catering Department spe- SeaScapes Beach House cializes in wedding receptions, anniversa- 9951 Marina Bay Dr., Bldg 682 • 840-1451 ries, promotions, and all special occasions.

• Quick and Tasty Lunch Menu Our experienced staff will offer suggestions • Evening Dining and recommendations for conference sup- • Monthly Specials port and protocol functions that will make your event unique. Our objective is to make Take in the scenic view of Tampa Bay, this easy and stay within your budget. Clas- while dining in the tropical atmosphere of sic Fare Catering will help you plan for ad- SeaScapes. Located on the Base Beach, this ditional items needed, over and above the restaurant is sure to put you in the Florida state-of-mind. Sip delicious cocktails or dine standard banquet needs. on delectable fare while enjoying a magnifiWe appreciate the opportunity to serve you! cent view of the setting sun on the bay.

Please contact our Catering Sales Manager to set up an appointment or to answer any Enjoy tasty selections such as fried calamari, wings, island chicken wraps, fish taof your questions at (813) 840-2220. cos, blackened mahi-mahi sandwiches and shrimp po boys, to name a few. Top it off Fairways Grill with a slice of cake and you’ll leave sated (inside the Bay Palms Golf Complex) 1803 Golf Course Ave - Bldg 726 • 840-6906 and satisfied.

Classic Fare Catering

MacDill Inn Base Facilities – FSS Arts & Crafts Center

8223 Hangar Loop Dr., Bldgs 300 & 305 Crafts, Frames & Awards Shops • 828-4413 Wood Shop • 828-2093 Auto Shop • 828-4553 • Awards & Engraving Shop • Custom Frame Shop • Wood Hobby Shop • Do-It-Yourself Framing Studio • Crafter’s Corner Crafting Room • Passport Photography • Do-It-Yourself Auto Hobby Shop • 24/7 Car Wash • Vehicle Resale Lot • Online “Virtual Resale Lot” • Monthly classes in framing, crafting and more

a wide variety of standard designs that are sure to fit the occasion.

The custom Frame Shop presents over 1000 choices of custom mouldings, along with a wide array of mattes. All our materials are acid-free to ensure the longevity of your picture. Our skilled staff can assist you in choosing the best matte and moulding to truly make your picture into a work of art.

Are you more of a hands-on type of person?

Our Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Framing classes are offered on a monthly basis with excellent instruction on how to complete a frame project from start to finish. Participants completing these classes are then certified to use the DIY Framing Studio at their leisure to complete more frame projects.

The Crafter’s Corner is an ideal location to work on all your crafts and hobbies. Large Our Arts & Crafts Center is a “one-stopwork tables, cutting boards, craft scissors, shop,” offering a wide array of programs paint supplies, and more, are available for and services for everyone who spends time use during your visit. It is an excellent place at MacDill AFB. Walk in and experience for scrapbookers to spread out their photos the friendly atmosphere of Florida. Buildand create! Want to get a group together? ing 300, located across the street from the Check out the Crafter’s Corner – it may be Fitness Center, features a consolidated orjust what you’re looking for! dering area for custom framing and award products and military-themed gift items.

The Wood Hobby Shop provides a pleasant, Also located in the main shop area is a professional environment complete with in“Crafter’s Corner” where hobby enthusiasts dustrial equipment and hand tools needed of all levels can work on projects at their to complete the most complex woodworking own pace. Some of our most popular servicprojects. Our skilled craftsmen will gladly es include custom framing, quality plaques provide any technical assistance you may and awards, customized giftware, laser-enneed, such as training on the machinery, graved glassware, imprinted mugs, shirts selecting proper lumber, or guidance in and more! choosing just the right stain. If you’d like to learn more about woodworking, just look The Awards & Engraving Shop stands to our staff for valuable beginner’s guidreadily available to fulfill all your award ance (Wood Shop classes are offered once a or personalization needs. Plaques, medals, month). Some of our most popular custom acrylics, pen sets and more are available products include shadow boxes, coin holdfor recognizing that special accomplishers, book shelves, and display boards. We ment. We can assist you with a custom decan also build custom cabinets and counsign for your award or you can choose from

MacDill Inn Arts & Crafts Center cont.

ters for your home or work space to fit your The complex includes a practice putting unique specifications. Bring in your idea green and driving range, which can both be lighted for 24 hour a day utilization. A and we’ll make it a reality! practice chipping green, with adjacent bunOur Auto Hobby Shop is committed to pro- ker, is also available to help perfect your viding the individual space and tools need- short game. ed to successfully perform “do-it-yourself” service to their vehicle. The shop features The 12,500 sq ft clubhouse makes a great ten work bays for performing both major place to relax. The ultra-modern Pro Shop and minor automotive repairs. Hydraulic stocks top-of-the-line merchandise. The lifts and a computer diagnostic system are clubhouse includes a private Tournament among the many services available. Our Room (perfect for offsite meetings), locker friendly attendants can quickly provide rooms and comfortable lounging areas. The you tools, as well as tire mounting/balanc- full-service Fairways Grill serves as the ing and rotor-turning services. The shop is 19th hole and is a popular destination for breakfast or lunch. open Thursdays through Saturdays.

A self-help Car Wash, open 24 hours a day, is also a part of our vast offerings and is located at the front of the base behind the Shoppette. It contains 2 self-serve bays, an automatic bay with three different wash cycles, and 4 vacuum islands. Use the car wash at your convenience to keep your car in pristine condition!

MacDill Inn Guest’s

GOLF SPECIAL!

Bay Palms Golf Complex

1803 Golf Course Ave., Bldg 726 • 840-6904 • • • • • • • • • •

36 Holes of Golf Fairways Grill Driving Range – Lighted 24 hours Club/Cart Rental Golf Handicap Service Lighted Putting Green Group/Private Lessons Pro Shop/Gift Certificates Tournament Planning Services Clubhouse/Locker Room Facilities

Bay breezes and abundant wildlife help make our two 18-hole, par 72 golf courses a “golfer’s paradise!” The South Course is one of the most scenic and challenging golf courses in the Air Force.

Just bring your SHIRT & SHOES!* $40 includes clubs, cart and green fees. $20 after 2:30 pm.

(Show your MacDill Inn key card to receive special) *Collared shirt and golf or smooth-soled running shoes

Bay Palms Golf • 840-6904

MacDill Inn Outdoor Recreation Area

10303 Marina Bay Drive 840-6919/6920, Fax: 813-828-7507 • • • • • •

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Beach/Pool Pavilions/Picnic Areas Watersports Equipment Well-Stocked Resale Area at Marina Family Campground – FamCamp Boat/Recreational/Camping Rental Equipment Skeet Range Outdoor Adventure Program Disc Golf

tricity, water, waste disposal, cable TV, and optional telephone service. The area also includes 14 partial hook-up sites, complete with water and electric, 60 dry camp sites and a tent camping area.

Our Outdoor Adventure program can take you to many of the area attractions, including those in Orlando. Canoe trips are quite popular, as well as our scuba instructional sessions.

Special group trips/tours can be arranged.

MacDill has a pool, located near the Library, and is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day (sometimes longer depending on Outdoor Recreation Area’s (ORA) staff can the weather). Swimming classes are availpoint you in the right direction to enjoy out- able for infants through adults. door activities, from boating and fishing, to The Skeet Range (828-5299) is located on soaking up some sun.

Rattlesnake Road. The range is open: In the resale shop, you can purchase ice, (Nov-May) Friday-Sunday • 8 am-2 pm tackle, live/frozen bait, rods, reels, and many (Jun-Oct) Friday & Saturday • 8 am-2 pm more fishing items. Watersports equipment, tents, campers, and accessories are avail- Short Fitness Center able for rent on an hourly, daily, and/or 8115 Cypress Stand St., Bldg 303 • 828-4496 weekly basis. Our vast rental area includes Manned Hours of Operation: boats with motors, kayaks, canoes, paddle – Mon-Fri: 4:30 am-8:30 pm boats, fishing gear, sleeping bags, camping – Sat/Sun/Hol: 6 am-Noon equipment, and more.

Unmanned 24/7 Ops (requires pre-registration) Outdoor Recreation has a wet and dry • Massive Free-Weight Room storage area for boats and other recre- • Tactical Fitness Area ational equipment.

• Large Cardio Workout Area • Group Exercise and Spinning Classes Raccoon Creek Pavilion is a screened, • Fitness Assessment Cell shaded building with tables – a perfect site • Unit Level Sports/Recreation Programs for parties. Advance reservations with a re- • Fit-n-Play Parent/Child Area fundable deposit are required.

• Lighted Softball Field • Large Ab-Training Area Lewis Lake, north of ORA, has three pa- • Indoor Basketball/Volleyball Court vilions, picnic tables, grills, a playground, • Selectorized Weight Workout Room and a volleyball court. Advance reserva- • Two Lighted Outdoor Tracks tions are required.

The Fitness Center provides optimum opporOur FamCamp operates year-round with tunities for participation in all levels of com366 full-service sites, complete with elec- petition for military personnel, DoD civilians,

MacDill Inn retirees, and family members. Our comprehensive program includes cardio, selectorized and free-weight equipment; intramural level sports; racquetball and handball courts; group exercise classes; male and female saunas; and outdoor facilities for basketball, track, softball, soccer and flag football and Ultimate Frisbee. A cardiovascular room houses treadmills, cross-trainers bikes, and a variety of state-of-the-art cardio equipment and televisions for customer enjoyment.

discount tickets to most of Florida’s major attractions, as well as assisting you with information on all the exciting things you can experience in the area, while saving you money.

Our jogging paths are a big hit with runners/ joggers/walkers. Active duty personnel can volunteer to represent their organizations/units on the Sport and Fitness Advisory Council.

shows await you at the Titanic, The Experience, Medieval Times, Sleuth’s Dinner Theater, plus Islands of Adventure with Universal, Gatorland and Wonder Works.

Many special events are on the calendar annually. There is also a Smoothie Bar that offers heathy alternative drinks, smoothies, wraps, and sundry items.

Get a tan or “swim like a fish” at Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach at Disney, or Wet ‘n’ Wild and Aquatica at SeaWorld’s Water Park.

Information, Tickets & Travel

Commuters can save time, money, and gas by purchasing Hartline Bus Passes from us and letting someone else do the driving.

Not all of our tickets offer as great a savings as others, but with each ticket, you will save money and avoid paying costly sales tax.

Local attractions include Lowry Park Zoo, Dinosaur World, Adventure Island (waterOffered year-round is an active and diversi- park), Florida Aquarium, Busch Gardens, fied program that strives to meet the mental Clearwarter Aquarium, Legoland, select and physical needs of all participants. Certi- tickets for concert at Mid Florida Amphithefied Massage Therapy and Certified Person- atre, and tickets for Amalie Arena Concerts, al Training is also available for a slight fee. Tampa Bay Storm arena football, Tampa Bay Those associated with the military, whether Rays baseball, and Lightning hockey games. active duty, retired, family members, DoD, The Orlando area offers a wealth of enteror contract employees, all take advantage tainment to include Disney World, Seaof the recreational activities available at the World, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, and UniShort Fitness Center. versal Studios. Great food and excellent

3108 North Boundary Blvd., Bldg 926-A Tickets • 828-2478 Leisure Travel • 828-1860 • Free Literature • Hartline Bus Passes • Tampa Bay Lightning, Storm, Buccaneers & Rays Tickets • Information on Air/Cruise Travel & Hotels •Discount Tickets to Major Tourist Attractions & Special Events

If you’re planning a vacation, be sure to stop by and book your flight, cruise, or vacation package with us.

Tickets: M-F, 9 am-5 pm; Sat, 10 am-3 pm Travel: M-F, 9 am-5 pm; Sat, Closed Sundays & Federal Holidays, Closed Website: http://tinyurl.com/MacDill-ITT

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MacDill Inn Library

8102 Condor St., Bldg 252 • 828-3607 Mon-Thu, 9 am-8 pm; Fri & Sat, 9 am-5 pm • Best-Sellers, Current Periodicals • Online resources such as OverDrive, EBSCOhost & Gale • Audiobooks, DVDs/CDs and video games • Computer lab with Internet access and CAC card readers • Self-service copy machine • Support resources for Professional Military Education (PME) • Petersons’ access and print materials for CLEP, DANTES, GRE, etc.

• Personalized, friendly service & programs • Children’s reading room • Interlibrary loan service (ILS)

MacDill Lanes

8216 Hangar Loop Dr., Bldg 298 • 828-4005 • • • • • • • •

Snack Bar Ball/Shoe Rental Two Regulation Pool Tables Leagues/Tournaments Fund-Raiser Programs Private/Group Instruction Pro Shop/Gift Certificates Birthday Parties Bowling Specials

For the bowling enthusiast, MacDill Lanes is the place to be! This 12-lane facility offers year-round, top-quality bowling for all ages and is equipped with automatic pinsetters and an automatic scoring system.

League play, lessons, special programs and children’s birthday parties are just a few of the many offerings. Open bowling is encouraged, as it strongly contributes to sportsThe library’s primary goal is to support the manship, physical and mental concentracomplex and diverse missions of the various tion, and the will to improve. assigned agencies and tenant units on MacDill. The library offers an inventory of al- Our Pro Shop carries an inventory of the most 25,000 books, nearly 7,000 audio prod- latest balls, bags, shoes, and other bowling ucts and over 1,000 videos on a wide variety accessories to meet all your bowling needs.

Special orders are always available for your of subjects. unique bowling needs.

Online computer resources and a strong collection of military reference materials allow League bowling is continuous throughout our staff to meet a variety of mission-related the year and youth bowling is conducted by requests. Personalized assistance is offered certified coaches. for educational and individual research needs.

“Cosmic Extreme Bowling” – If you want to For your leisure, the library offers a wide see the difference, you should come by and selection of fiction and non-fiction in several let us show you what it’s all about. It’s toformats, including books on CD and in large tally hot – and totally cool – with balls and print. Check out a DVD movie, an instruc- pins that glow in the dark, flashing lights, tional video, an audiobook, or a music CD! and a crowd that really knows how to have a good time. The difference is “Extreme,” Library cards are available to all military/ and once you’ve been there, you’ll never be DoD personnel – active, reserve and retired afraid of the dark again.

– and to dependents with military IDs. TDY/ On-Leave personnel may obtain a library card by presenting a copy of their orders.

MacDill Inn Base Facilities – Youth Child Development Centers (CDCs) Center 1 8706 Hangar Loop Drive, Bldg 381 (813) 828-3332, DSN 968-3332 Center 2 8660 Hangar Loop Drive, Bldg 395 (813) 828-2244, DSN 968-2244 Center 3 8718 Hangar Loop Drive, Bldg 384 (813) 828-0195, DSN 968-0195 • Weekly Care Program • Hourly Care Program • Approved provider of the Florida Voluntary Pre Kindergarten Program (VPK) • Accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) • Participant in the USDA Child and Adult Food Program • Job Opportunities for Qualified Individuals; Military Spouse Preference • Families needing child care can find comprehensive information on our Child Development Center programs and submit a request for care by going to www.MilitaryChildCare.com.

The VPK program is FREE for families and does not have any income requirements or restrictions. Eligible children must be four years of age by September 1st of the current school year. VPK is designed to prepare Florida’s children for kindergarten and develop the skills they need to become good readers and successful students.

We participate in the USDA Child and Adult Food Program and serve nutritious meals and snacks with no additional charge.

Family Child Care (FCC)

8107 Condor St., Bldg 18 • 828-7760 • • • • •

Extended Duty Child Care Program Returning Home Program Child Care for PCS Program Child Care Subsidy Program Off-Base Affiliation Program

The office is occasionally closed to conduct other official business. Voicemail is available at the number listed above. Our Family Child Care Program allows base residents to care for children in their homes ONLY after they have completed training, screening, and have received the Mission Support Group Commander’s approval to Our goal is to provide quality care for chil- operate a Family Child Care Home. dren 6 weeks to 5 years old. The centers are open from 6:30 am-5:45 pm, Monday- This unique program for children, 2 weeks Friday and provide full-day care for 542 to 12 years, offers parents a variety of opchildren. The practices of the AF Child De- tions including full-time, part-time, hourly velopment Programs are based on current care shift work, and TDY with care for inknowledge of child development and early fants and children with special needs. While childhood education, which fosters the so- care is provided in a small ratio, providers cial, emotional and physical development promote well-planned activities to enhance of children. the child’s physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development. A convenient loan A current immunization record is required service enables providers to check out toys for entry into the center. and supplies from the coordinator.

MacDill Inn FCC providers can participate in the Child and Adult Care Food Program and receive a monthly reimbursement according to the numbers of meals served. The provider can claim reimbursement for her own children up to 8 years of age, if the family’s income meets eligibility requirements for free or reduced priced meals. Assistance in purchasing home liability insurance is also available. FCC is also a sponsor of the “Child Care for PCS” Program which provides parents the opportunity to have their child/children cared for while they are departing or arriving to a base installation.

The Air Force Aid Society will pay for up to 20 hours of child care (per child) in onbase licensed FCC homes, this program is for all Air Force military members. Call 828-7760 for more information.

Ask about our other services: Extended Duty Child Care Program, care provided for those who have temporary extended hours; Subsidy Program assists parents in finding quality, affordable child care in FCC homes by sharing the cost of their child care fees; Returning Home Program, supports the military member returning home from a deployment of 30 calendar days or more. This program entitles 16 free hours of child care per child, to allow you a little free time… just to do whatever!

Resource & Referral

Using MilitaryChildCare.com, you can find comprehensive information on child care programs worldwide, conduct a customized search for the care you need, Child Development or School age care. You can submit a request for care at any time and from any location. It’s that easy. Our local contacts are 813-828-7760 (Family Child Care) or 813-828-5971 (School Age Care).

School Age & Summer Camp

2410 Florida Keys Ave., Bldg 307 • 828-5971

The School Age Program offers safe and enriching supervised environments for children in kindergarten (age 5), through age 12, during their out-of-school time. The School Age Program is open to dependent children of active duty military, active reservists, contractors and base civilian employees. The program operates throughout the school-year and follows the Hillsborough County School schedule. Full-day hours are available during winter break, spring break and teacher planning days. The program is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and federal holidays.

A Summer Camp is offered during the summer months, when school is out, for children who have completed kindergarten, through age twelve, providing full-day hours of operation, 6:30 am-5:45 pm. The To use Licensed Family Child Care Homes, Summer Camp program offers arts and visit www.MilitaryChildcare.com or call crafts, recreational games, music, drama, the program coordinator at 813-828-7760. field trips, bowling, swimming, and many other recreational activities.

The goal for both the school-year and Summer Camp programs is to provide activities that enhance self-worth and self-image, introduce new skills to the youth, and foster educational achievement through creative thinking, problem solving, exploration, and experimentation.

MacDill Inn Youth Programs

The Youth Fitness and Sports Program offers organized league play in baseball, soc7813 Bayshore Blvd., Bldg 382 cer, basketball, flag football, and cheerlead828-7956/7957 ing. The Youth Sports program involves The Youth Center mission is to provide children as young as 3 years of age. children, primarily ages 9-18, with a safe, creative, and recreational outlet. Various leadership clubs such as the Torch The Youth Center offers a full schedule of Club for 11-13 year olds, and Keystone activities designed to improve and main- Club for 14-18 year olds, give the youth tain each youth’s physical, social, and an opportunity to be active participants in mental well-being. Dependent children planning activities and events. Valuable of active duty military, active reservists, developmental skills are applied in teamretired military, and base civilian em- building concepts and planning for the ployees are eligible to utilize the Youth youth in these clubs.

Center and its various programs. The Youth Center operates throughout the school-year and also follows the Hillsborough County School Schedule. Expanded hours of operation are provided during winter break, spring break, and teacher planning days. When Hillsborough County School District is not in session, the Youth Center opens at noon. The Youth Center is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and federal holidays, but some special events are conducted on the weekend.

During the summer, expanded hours of operation (12-6 pm for pre-teens and teens) are offered, for children ages 9-18.

The Youth Center has an indoor gymnasium which allows the program to provide a variety of fitness and sports activities.

Pre-teens and teens have their own areas where they can participate with their peers in activities such as video games and recreational games, as well as receive assistance with their homework during the schoolyear. Various special events are conducted during the year such as dances, open houses, and themed parties with field trips being offered during the winter break, spring break and summer programs.

MacDill Inn

TAMPA AREA RESTAURANT LISTING Restaurant Applebee’s Arirang Beef O’ Brady’s Bella’s Italian Cafe Bonefish Grill Carrabba’s Cheesecake Factory Chick-Fil-A Chipotle Mexican Grill Chubby’s Columbia Restaurant Dairy Joy Domino’s Hooters Hula Bay I-Hop Interbay Meat Market Jersey’s Mike Kojak’s House of Ribs Lenny’s Longhorn Steakhouse Macaroni Grill Mama’s Soul Food Moe’s Southwest Grill New China Outback Steakhouse Panera Bread Red Lobster Ruby Tuesday Shells Slice (www.gotoslice.com) Sonny’s BBQ Spaghetti Warehouse Sweet Tomatoes Victoria’s Westshore Pizza Wingstop Wright’s Gourmet House

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Cuisine Various Korean Wings Italian Seafood Italian Desserts Chicken Mexican Subs & Pizza Spanish Desserts Pizza Wings Various Various Sandwiches Subs BBQ Subs Steaks Various Soul Food Mexican Chinese Steaks Various Seafood Various Seafood Pizza & Salads BBQ Italian Various Cuban Pizza Wings Sandwiches

MacDill Inn Tampa Area Attractions Busch Gardens • www.buschgardens.com Combining thrill rides with wonderful animal attractions, a day at Busch Gardens will delight everyone in the family. Also known as “The Dark Continent,” the theme park is divided into nine different areas fashioned after locations in Africa. Morocco, at the park entrance, features shops, eateries and three theaters presenting great live shows. The Great Ape Domain, a three-acre habitat of Lowland Gorillas and chimpanzees, can be found in Nairobi. The largest collection of the park’s animals can be found on the Serengeti Plain, where over 800 animals roam in a natural habitat setting. The highlight of Egypt, the newest section of Busch Gardens, is Montu, the southeast’s longest and tallest inverted roller coaster. Timbuktu offers roller coasters and other midway rides, and Congo is host to Kumba, the southeast’s fastest steel roller coaster. Stanleyville features two rides guaranteed to cool you off on a hot day; the Stanley Falls Log Flume and the Tanganyika Tidal Wave. The Bird Gardens and Land of the Dragons, an adventure play area for children, complete a tour of Busch Gardens.

Adventure Island • www.adventureisland.com Owned by Busch Gardens, this 25-acre waterpark offers loads of twisting and turning slides and water attractions. Daredevils will be thrilled by high speed rides such as The Water Moccasin, a 6-story-high twisting, extra wide water slide, and Tampa Typhoon, a 76-foot near free-fall drop. Splash Attack, a 12-level tree house with more than 50 slides, water jets and rope climbs, guarantee younger visitors will be entertained for hours. The whole family can get into the fun at Paradise Lagoon, a giant swimming pool with waterfalls, jumping platforms, cannonball slides, and translucent water tubes.

Museum of Science and Industry • www.mosi.org The largest science center in the Southeastern United States, MOSI (Museum of Science and Industry) utilizes a “hands-on, minds-on” approach, making it especially delightful to children. Over 450 interactive exhibits give you the chance to do everything from observe open heart surgery to fly a daring mission as a fighter pilot. You can experience the impact of 74-mph hurricane-force winds in the Gulf Coast Hurricane exhibit, or walk among thousands of free flying butterflies in the BioWorks Butterfly Garden. MOSI also has the only IMAX Dome Theater in Florida, and a wonderful planetarium.

The Florida Aquarium • www.flaquarium.org A trip to the Florida Aquarium will open your eyes to a view usually reserved for experienced scuba divers; Florida from under its waters. Divided into four different galleries, the aquarium follows the course of water from wetlands to the depths of the ocean off Florida’s shores. In the Wetlands Gallery you can view alligators, river otters, several varieties of turtle and an entire mangrove estuary containing numerous species of fish. Showcased in the Bays and Beaches Gallery are numerous species of animals who call the shore and near shore communities home. The signature exhibit of The Florida Aquarium, the Coral Reef Gallery encompasses a spectacular 500,000-gallon artificial reef tank containing over 1,600 reef animals. The last exhibit, the Offshore Gallery, features the larger marine animals; sharks, sea turtles, jellyfish and more, as well as a touch tank allowing you to get up-close and personal with live sharks and rays.

MacDill Inn Lowry Park Zoo • www.lowryparkzoo.com Rated as one of the top three midsize zoos in the country, Lowry Park Zoo features more than 1,500 animals of 375 different species. Several areas within the zoo focus on native animals such as the rare Florida panther, primates, a free flight aviary, and a petting zoo. Sure to score big points with the kids, the reptile encounter showcases lots a slimy inhabitants. The park is also a major research center and hospital for the endangered West Indian manatee.

The Tampa Museum of Art • www.tampamuseum.com Located along the scenic Hillsborough River in downtown Tampa, Florida, the Tampa Museum of Art provides a broad range of art-related experiences for visitors of all ages. The Museum collection includes twentieth-century and contemporary art and a renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities. A changing special exhibitions program provides a lively mix of classical and contemporary shows. Complementing these exhibitions are a wide range of classes, lectures, seminars, walking tours, and children’s activities.

Henry B. Plant Museum • www.plantmuseum.com The Henry B. Plant Museum is housed in the 1891 Tampa Bay Hotel and is now a National Historic Landmark. Henry Bradley Plant, the transportation magnate instrumental in the development of Florida and the City of Tampa, built the hotel. This quintessential Victorian palace features unique Moorish revival architecture and dramatic minarets. Visitors will enjoy the opulent European furniture and art treasures of the original railroad resort and the Gilded Age. You’ll want to visit the permanent exhibit on the Spanish American War. The past will delight you at the Henry B. Plant Museum.

Ybor City State Museum • www.ybormuseum.org In 1886 Vincente Ybor, acting upon the advice of his friend, Gavino Gutierrez, came to Tampa and established Ybor City as a center for cigar factories and as a company town for the managers and workers who made the cigars. Accompanied by another factory owner, Ignacio Haya, he moved his operations to Tampa from Key West to escape labor conflicts and by doing so added tremendously to the prosperity of Tampa. For many years the cigar industry was the only major manufacturing concern in Tampa. Today, Ybor City is preserved as Ybor City State Museum, and has become a major dining, shopping, and nightlife venue in downtown Tampa.

Tampa Bay History Center • www.tampabayhistorycenter.org The Tampa Bay History Center is a non-profit educational institution currently operating a history and heritage museum and research library in downtown Tampa, Florida.

Through quality exhibits, programs and research, the History Center seeks to preserve and teach the remarkable history of the Tampa Bay area. Gallery exhibits show the geographical, historical and multicultural influences that have shaped the region through the centuries, from 12,000 years ago to the present. Traveling exhibits highlight Florida and regional histories.

MacDill Inn Tampa Bay Buccaneers Football Raymond James Stadium www.raymondjames.com/stadium/ Home of the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Raymond James Stadium is one of the premier stadiums in the NFL. Unique fan enhancements, such as the three-million-dollar pirate ship at one end of the stadium, make for a full-day experience. The stadium also features individual seats, 650 wheelchair-accessible seats, numerous concessions and gift stores, and plenty of parking. Tickets are available by phone at (800) 282-0683 or online at www.ticketmaster.com. Tickets for individual games are not available at the gate.

MLB Tampa Bay Rays Tropicana Field www.tampabay.rays.mlb.com/tb/ballpark/index.jsp Florida’s only domed, field-sport stadium, Tropicana Field officially opened as a baseball stadium in 1998. The home plate end is higher than the center field end, allowing more rows of upper deck seats in the preferred viewing locations. The roof is a high-tech translucent membrane supported by a structural system that somewhat resembles a bicycle wheel. The stadium offers numerous concession stands, air conditioning, plentiful restrooms and ample parking. Tickets can be purchased by phone at (407) 839-3900 or online at www.ticketmaster.com. Tickets may also be purchased at the gate, which is open from 9:00 a.m. to the end of the game on home-game days.

NHL Tampa Bay Lightning St. Pete Times Forum • www.sptimesforum.com The Forum, located in downtown Tampa, is a state-of-the-art, $160 million entertainment venue. It is the home of the Tampa Bay Lightning, of the National Hockey League and hosts more than 170 events annually. Individual game tickets may be purchased by phone at (305) 573-TEAM or online at www.ticketmaster.com.

George M. Steinbrenner Field — Spring Home of the New York Yankees and Home to the Tampa Yankees • www.steinbrennerfield.com Steinbrenner Field, formerly the Legends Field Complex, is considered the premier stateof-the-art training facility in Major League Baseball. The thirty-one acre facility seats 10,000 and is home to the New York Yankees Spring Training, and the minor league Tampa Yankees. Tickets may be purchased by calling (813) 879-2244, at the box office from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., or online at www.ticketmaster.com.

Celebration Station • www.celebrationstation.com When you come to Celebration Station, you’ll discover they have more ways to play than you can imagine. Batting cages to sharpen your swing, Miniature golf, Go-Carts, Bumper Boats, and Laser tag are only a few of the many activities sure to please young and old alike.

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www.tampaattractions.com/beach The Gulf Coast area, which includes Clearwater, Sand Key, Treasure Island, and St. Pete Beach, is fortunate to possess some of the most spectacular beaches in the world.

It is no small wonder that several of them end up on the “best beaches� list year after year. The combination of wide, snow white sand and azure waters draw sun worshippers in droves, and makes the Gulf Coast a favorite among Florida destinations.

Clearwater Area Beaches Pier 60 Park Sand Key Park Honeymoon Island State Park Caladesi Island State Park Sand Key Area Beaches Indian Rocks Beach Tiki Gardens Beach Redington Shores Madeira Beach Sand Key Park Treasure Island Area Beaches Treasure Island Beach Sunset Beach St. Petersburg Municipal Beach St. Pete Area Beaches St. Pete Beach Upham Beach Pass-A-Grille Beach

MacDill Inn Tampa Area Shopping International Plaza & Bay Street • www.shopinternationalplaza.com 2223 N Westshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 33607 • 813-342-3790 AIRPORT AREA Adjacent to Tampa International Airport, “IP” has emerged as one of the area’s top destinations for young, style-conscious shoppers. This is thanks in part to its attractive, wide-open design. No doubt the more telling reason for the mall’s popularity is that it boasts everything from Hollister Co. and J. Jill to Neiman Marcus and Dillard’s. If it’s food and drink you seek, Bay Street is an open-air plaza that features dozens of restaurants and bars.

Old Hyde Park Village • www.oldhydepark.com 1509 Swann Ave, Tampa, FL 33606 • 813-251-3500 HYDE PARK South of downtown, in one of Tampa’s oldest neighborhoods, is perhaps the city’s most upscale shopping destination. Its village-like environment offers outdoor pathways and seating and is a fantastic place to people-watch or while away the afternoon. Some of its prominent tenants are Restoration Hardware, Anthropologie, Illuminations, Brooks Brothers, Tommy Bahama Fashions and a Pottery Barn Design Studio.

South Howard Street S Howard Ave, Tampa, FL SOHO Trendy SoHo is far more than a “restaurant row.” Indeed, it’s the main drag, which runs from West Kennedy all the way down to the water, features a wide range of independent boutiques, art galleries and other specialty shops to complement its many gathering spots and stylish townhomes. Much of South Howard was designed to be pedestrian-friendly and features palm-lined sidewalks and diverse storefronts.

Centro Ybor 1600 E 8th Ave, Tampa, FL • 813-242-4660 • www.centroybor.com/directory.asp Although it’s technically considered an entertainment center, Centro Ybor functions much like a mall. Located in a two-level complex, it houses shops, restaurants, a movie theater and entertainment attractions. You’ll also find a comedy club, a museum, a visitor’s center and regularly-scheduled concerts. Among its tenants are Victoria’s Secret, Urban Outfitters, Pacific Sunwear and Game Works. Shopping here is fun, but the whole experience of Ybor City is even more of a rush. Make sure you don’t miss it.

Channelside Tampa • www.channelsidebayplaza.com/dining.html 615 Channelside Dr, Tampa, FL 33602 • 813-223-4250 CHANNELSIDE This waterside collection of retailers, nightlife, and restaurants is centered on an attractive, European-style brick plaza that features palm trees, fountains and umbrella-shaded tables. An urban oasis of sorts, Channelside offers the downtown crowd a pleasant escape from their steel and glass offices. The popular shops here carry wares ranging from premium cigars, coffee and wine to oil paintings and tropical apparel. In addition, the center features a handful of restaurants, a cinema and IMAX, and free public concerts every Friday and Saturday night.

MacDill Inn Tampa Area Shopping Westfield Brandon • 459 Brandon Town Center Mall, Brandon, FL 813-661-5100 BRANDON • www.westfield.com/brandon Washed in light, this beautiful mall invites shoppers to browse among palm trees, sculpture and water features. Open since 1995, the TownCenter is one of the area’s most popular venues. It’s anchored by four department stores (Macy’s, Dillard’s, JCPenney, and Sears). Two restaurants, a food court and 120 specialty stores round out the offerings, and plenty of seating takes care of weary tag-alongs.

Ybor City • Tampa, FL • 813-248-3712 YBOR CITY • www.centroybor.com This historic district, named after a 19th-century cigar maker, lies northeast of downtown and is pronounced “Ee-bore” City. Latin culture and historic architecture endow it with grace; the nightclubs and restaurants that line its streets give it energy and character. Perhaps the most lively part of the city, Ybor is pedestrian-friendly, especially along Seventh Avenue, and club-goers often hit the streets until the wee hours on weekends. The district is also a great place to buy cigars, listen to jazz, and get a feel for the heartbeat of Tampa. Centro Ybor, a one-stop entertainment venue at the junction of Seventh Avenue and Nineteenth Street, attracts crowds with upscale restaurants, clubs and shopping.

Westshore Plaza • 253 Westshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 813-286-0790 AIRPORT AREA • www.westshoreplaza.com Incredibly convenient to the airport, Westshore can help travelers beat the boredom of a layover. Constantly improving itself, the mall has added a Saks Fifth Avenue to its fold, along with a theater and a score of new shops. Along with four department stores, it also houses the Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy and other favorites. The food court is an easy place to pick up a quick bite.

Westfield Citrus Park • 8021 Citrus Park Town Center, Tampa, FL 813-926-4644 CITRUS PARK • www.westfield.com/citruspark With stone walkways and quaint street lamps, this shopping center is a great place to browse. The intention was to give each store an individual storefront and unify them all along an imagined street. The effect works, and it also makes for a pleasant shopping experience. JCPenney, Sears, Macy’s and Dillard’s anchor the mall and are surrounded by Ann Taylor, Pottery Barn, Banana Republic and Williams-Sonoma. Restaurants, a food court and a movie theater add to the mall’s appeal.

University Mall • 2200 E Fowler Ave, Tampa, FL 813-971-3465 NORTH TAMPA • www.universitymalltampa.com This mall’s claim to fame is that it’s the largest shopping center in Tampa. With Busch Gardens, Adventure Island, USF and the Museum of Science and Industry nearby, it certainly needs to be. Fondly referred to as “U-Mall,” the complex offers Sears, JCPenney, Burdines, Dillard’s and Burlington Coat Factory as its anchor stores. Aside from them, it has 145 more shops, along with a food court and movie theater.

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MacDill Inn Transportation Personnel who are TDY to MacDill AFB can request the base taxi. Please ensure you have a copy of your orders. You can reach the base taxi at 828-5281. There is no base shuttle available on MacDill. Hartline Bus Company has several routes that include stops on base; go online to www.hartline.org. You may also call a taxi to pick you up on base; please see below for instructions.

How to request a taxi or limousine from an off-base location: 1. Call desired commercial transport service and make arrangements for pickup, letting them know to use the Dale Mabry Gate ONLY. 2. Immediately contact the Visitor Reception Center (VRF) at 828-3809 from 0600 to 2200 or Dale Mabry Gate from 2200 to 0600, and provide assisting personnel with your name, location of pick-up, name of commercial transport service, estimated time of arrival and your telephone number.

Arriving from off-base locations: All military, government civilians and dependants using commercial transportation to base facilities must present valid military/DoD identification cards upon reaching the Dale Mabry Gate or be denied entry.

Taxi and limousine drivers must possess a valid Public Vehicle Driver’s License (PVDL) in order to be granted access to the installation (PVDL will be surrendered to the gate sentry upon arrival and will be returned at departure).

Note: All vehicles and drivers are subject to inspections at all times while on the installation. The 6 AMW/CC reserves the right to suspend all commercial transportation at any time.

6 SFS Police Services 828-3315 or 828-2765

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Downtown Tampa to South Tampa via Britton Plaza Destinations:

Marion Transit Center, Tampa City Hall, Whiting Station (TECO Line Streetcar System to Ybor City), Amalie Arena, Tampa Convention Center, Hyde Park Village, SOHO District, Palma Ceia Spring Park, Britton Plaza Transfer Center, Sky View Park, Gadsden Park, Kingfisher St. Burger King, South Tampa

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FishHawk/Riverview to South Tampa Destinations:

FishHawk Sports Complex Park-n-Ride, Riverview Oaks Park-n-Ride, South Tampa, Zemke Stop, Florida Keys Stop

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South Brandon to South Tampa Destinations:

Culbreath @ Bloomingdale Park-n-Ride, Bell Shoals Rd. and Bloomingdale Ave., Bell Shoals Rd. and Glen Haven Dr., J.C. Handly Park, Park-n-Ride, South Tampa, Zemke Stop, Florida Keys Stop

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DALE MABRY/HIMES AVE. South Tampa to Carrollwood via Dale Mabry Hwy./ Himes Ave. Destinations: South Tampa Twin Bays Shopping Center Britton Plaza Transfer Center Plant High School West Tampa Transfer Center Raymond James Stadium Jesuit High School Al Lopez Park Florida Hospital – Carrollwood Social Security Administration Main Street Shopping Center Fletcher Ave. @ Dale Mabry Hwy. Stop (Connection with HARTFlex Northdale and Route 33)

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West Tampa Transfer Center is closed during stadium events.

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We get downtown.

Sometimes it's work. And sometimes it's just for fun.

Whatever brings you to downtown Tampa, HART In-Towner gets you around while you're here.

ROUTE 96 Weekday Service

Every 15 Minutes 6:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. & 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

ROUTE 97 Saturday Service

Every 30 Minutes 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Destinations within close proximity of Routes 96 and 97 Include: • Amalie Arena Station (TECO Line Streetcar System) • County Center • Curtis Hixon Park • David A. Straz Center for the Performing Arts • Downtown Tampa Hotels • Downtown Tampa Public Parking • Downtown Tampa - Whiting Street Station (TECO Line Streetcar System to Ybor City) • Federal Courthouse

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Florida Aquarium Glazer Children’s Museum Greyhound Bus Lines John F. Germany Public Library Marion Transit Center Port Tampa Bay Cruise Terminals Tampa Bay History Center Tampa City Hall Tampa Museum of Art Tampa Riverwalk Tampa Theatre

Destinations within close proximity of Route 96 only Include: • Amalie Arena • Cross Bay Ferry (Tampa to St. Petersburg) • Dick Greco Plaza (TECO Line Streetcar System)

• Harbour Island • Tampa Convention Center

Destinations within close proximity of Route 97 only Include: • Hillsborough County District Courthouse Page 168

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The History of MacDill AFB, FL MacDill Air Force Base FL, 8 miles south of downtown Tampa, is located on the tip of the Interbay Peninsula.

Construction of the base, acquired for the Army Air Corps, started November 28, 1939, with the clearing of the land.

People began arriving from Barksdale Field LA, along with 600 men and 14 planes from Langley Field VA, in 1940. By May, more than 1,000 people were assigned to the new base. The first aircraft arrived May 16.

MacDill Army Air Base was officially activated April 16, 1941, named after Col Leslie MacDill, who was killed in an airplane crash near Washington D.C., November 9, 1938.

The first commander was Col Clarence L. Tinker.

MacDill’s first mission was transitional training. During World War II, airmen in every operational theater trained at MacDill in B-17 Flying Fortress and B-26 Marauder aircraft. From 1941 to 1943, the host units assigned to the base were the 29th, 44th and 21st Bombardment Groups. In early 1946, people began training in B-29 Superfortress aircraft under the 498th Bombardment Group at MacDill. The 498th was inactivated August 4, 1946.

After World War II, MacDill became an operational base of the Strategic Air Command. At that time, the base returned to a concentrated training program. The many SAC units stationed at MacDill between 1946 and 1960 included the 305th, 306th, and 307th Bombardment Groups, the 311th Reconnaissance Wing and the 6th Air Division.

In February 1951, the 307th deployed to Okinawa for the Korean conflict. It was one of the first units to move its fighting forces overseas but was still attached to MacDill during its deployment.

The 306th BG was at MacDill from September 1950 until March 1963. The 305th BG was at MacDill from January 1951 until May 1959. All of these units flew B-29 Superfortress, B-47 Stratojet and KC-97 Stratofreighter aircraft. The 306th also flew the B-50 Superfortress, an updated version of the B-29D. The Department of Defense announced November 28, 1960, that activity at MacDill would be reduced and a major portion of the base would be closed by June 1962. However, in 1961, increasing tensions with Cuba led to the activation of the U.S. Strike Command, headquartered at MacDill. Instead of closing, MacDill assumed a dual role with a fighter force and Strike Command.

MacDill Inn In 1962, MacDill transitioned from SAC to Tactical Air Command. The last SAC B-47 left the base in March 1963.

From April 1962 to February 1963, the base was home to F-84 Thunderstreaks. The next aircraft assigned here was the McDonnell-Douglas F-4C Phantom II jet aircraft, which arrived February 4, 1963. In March 1965, MacDill became the first base in the Air Force with two operation-ready F-4C wings, the 12th and 15th Tactical Fighter Wings. Both wings transitioned from the F-84s.

The base registered another first in December 1964, when a squadron of jets deployed to Okinawa on a rotating basis. These aircraft performed an air defense role.

In July 1965, pilots of the 45th Tactical Fighter Squadron, the first F-4 unit in Southeast Asia, were credited with the first air victory of the Vietnam conflict, downing two North Vietnamese MiG-17s. The 45th Tactical Fighter Squadron, a unit of the 15 TFW, was on temporary duty overseas, although its permanent home remained MacDill.

Later that year, the 12th Tactical Fighter Wing was transferred to Vietnam. At that time, the mission of the 15 TFW became that of a replacement training unit, training pilots in the F-4 for future combat missions in Southeast Asia.

The 4424th Combat Crew Training Squadron, a B-57 Canberra unit from Clark Air Base, Philippines, was transferred to MacDill in November 1968. Another B-57 unit, the 13th Bombardment Squadron, was transferred from the Philippines to MacDill in February ‘69.

The first remodeled B-57 - the “G” version - arrived at MacDill in May 1970. The basic design was not altered; however, the fuselage was lengthened and superchargers were added to the engines for more thrust. Many electronic sensing devices were added to the aircraft, extending its capabilities for night interdiction missions. In September 1970, the 12th was transferred back to Southeast Asia.

In June 1970, the 43rd Tactical Fighter Squadron of the 15 TFW was permanently assigned to the Alaskan Air Command and stationed at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, to assist that command with its mission of air defense. The 15th was inactivated October 1, 1970, and the 1st Tactical Fighter Wing, formerly at Hamilton Air Force Base CA, was activated at MacDill. In 1971, the wing returned to training F-4 air crews.

In January 1972, the U.S. Readiness Command was activated as the successor to the U.S. Strike Command. A little less than a year later, the 1 TFW was transferred to Langley Air Force Base VA, and the 56th Tactical Fighter Wing was activated at MacDill. The wing retained the role of training air crews, first in the F-4E and later in the F-4D.

MacDill Inn In October 1979, the wing began converting from the F-4D to the Air Force’s newest fighter, the F-16A Fighting Falcon. 2 years later, the wing was redesignated the 56th Tactical Training Wing. The wing completed its conversion to the F-16 in July 1982.

The Rapid Deployment Task Force was activated at MacDill by the Joint Chiefs of Staff in March 1980.

Following the F-16 conversion, the structure of the base began to change. Beginning in January 1983, the U.S. Central Command activated on the same site as the inactivated Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force. MacDill gained another unified command, U.S. Special Operations Command, when it activated in April 1987.

In April 1991, the Defense Base Realignment and Closure Commission recommended MacDill cease all flight operations by September 1993. Later in the year, the 56th Tactical Training Wing was redesignated the 56th Fighter Wing.

Air Force restructuring also brought changes to the base. The 56 FW became part of the newly formed Air Combat Command June 1, 1992. Later that month, downsizing actions inactivated the 72nd Fighter Squadron, leaving the base with three flying squadrons.

Later that year, two organizations announced their intent to make MacDill part of their operations. In October, the Department of Commerce’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced plans to move to the base. In December, plans were made to temporarily relocate the 482nd Fighter Wing, a Reserve unit, from Homestead Air Force Base FL, following the destruction of that base by Hurricane Andrew.

With the new year came other changes to the base. In February 1993, the 63rd Fighter Squadron completed its move of flight operations from MacDill to Luke Air Force Base AZ, in accordance with legislative action resulting from the 1991 BRACC recommendations. The 62nd Fighter Squadron followed, leaving in May. The last fighter squadron — the 61st — left in August.

Early in 1994, the 482 FW returned to Homestead, which was rebuilt as a Reserve base. Also the host unit at MacDill, the 56th Fighter Wing transferred its people and equipment to MacDill’s new host unit, the 6th Air Base Wing. The 56th then moved to Luke.

As the host unit of MacDill, the 6th’s mission became “providing support to America’s premier warfighting commands” — U.S. Central Command, and U.S. Special Operations Command. MacDill is also the home of the Joint Communications Support Element, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and several Department of Defense organizations.

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MacDill’s strategic location and outstanding airfield capabilities were highlighted in September 1994, when the base became a major staging area for Operation Restore Democracy in Haiti. MacDill supported C-130 units from Texas, Arkansas and North Carolina.

In 1995, the Defense Base Realignment and Closure Commission recommended keeping the MacDill flight line open and to relocate an active flying mission back to MacDill.

To help ease the lack of refueling aircraft located in the southeast United States, the commission further identified the 43rd Air Refueling Group from Malmstrom Air Force Base MT, along with its 12 KC-135 Stratotankers, to transfer to MacDill in October 1996. MacDill’s host unit – the 6th Air Base Wing – was redesignated October 1, 1996, as the 6th Air Refueling Wing under 21st Air Force and Air Mobility Command. The 43rd ARG was inactivated at Malmstrom.

Avon Park Air Force Range in central Florida was a detachment of the 6th Air Base Wing until October 1, 1996, and provided DoD organizations with coordinated air and ground operations training. The range is operated from MacDill by Detachment 1 of the 347th Operations Group, whose home wing is at Moody Air Force Base GA. Reflecting on its varied roles, the mission of the 6th Air Refueling Wing is “dedicated Air Force professionals providing proven and unequaled worldwide air refueling and airlift, global reach and power projection for America and world class air base support for our resident warfighting commands.”

MacDill Inn The History of the 6th Air Mobility Wing The 6th AMW began its long and illustrious history on 30 September 1919 as the 3d Observation Group at France Field in the Panama Canal Zone. Its mission: providing protection for the Panama Canal area, participating in maneuvers, flying patrol missions, photographing the canal area, staging aerial reviews and making good flights to Central and South America. In 1921 the group was redesignated the 6th Group (Observation) and in 1922, the 6th Group (Composite). The 6th flew such aircraft at the Curtiss R-4, DeHavilland 4-B, SE-5A, MG-3A, Piper L-4, P-12B and Martin B-10 and B-18 aircraft.

In 1937, as the mission of the 6th moved toward bombardment, the War Department renamed it the 6th Bombardment Group. They continued to operate in the Canal Zone under the VI Bomber Command of the Sixth Air Force until 31 October 1943, when it inactivated.

Five months later, on 19 April 1944, the 6th reactivated at Dalhart Army Airfield TX. Equipped first with B-17 aircraft, crews were later trained in B-29 aircraft for deployment to the Pacific Theater. By 28 December 1944 the 6th had deployed to North Field, Tinian, under Twentieth Air Force, from where it entered WWII by flying navigational escort for a major attack force bound for Iwo Jima. The 6th then struck Tokyo and other major Japanese cities and facilities during daylight high-altitude bombing raids, with crippling, non-stop incendiary raids which destroyed lines of communication, supply, and numerous kamikaze bases. On 25 May 1945, the 6th flew a lowaltitude night mission through alerted enemy defenses to drop incendiary bombs on Tokyo, for which they received their first Distinguished Unit Citation. In addition to incendiary raids, the 6th also participated in mining operations. By mining harbors in Japan and Korea in July 1945, the group contributed to the blockade of the Japanese Empire earning their second Distinguished Unit Citation. The 6th’s final WWII mission came on 14 August 1945, with the dropping of 500-pound general purpose bombs on the Marifu rail road yards at Iwakuni. With the war over, the 6th dropped food and supplies to Allied prisoners of war and took part in show-of-force flights over Japan.

In January 1946, the 6th Bombardment Group relocated to Clark Field, Luson, Philippines, and in June 1947, to Kadena, Okinawa, where it inactivated 18 October 1948.

Resulting from hostilities in Korea, the 6th was reborn on 2 January 1951, as the 6th Bombardment Wing (Heavy) and began flying the formidable B-36 at Walker AFB NM. The B-52 Stratofortress replaced the wing’s B-36 in September 1957, and KC-135 Stratotankers were added in April 1958.

MacDill Inn As the Soviet missile threat increased, so did the 6th’s mission. On 1 May 1962, with the arrival of the wing’s first Atlas-F SM65 intercontinental ballistic missile, came another name change – the 6th Strategic Aerospace Wing. The missiles lasted until 1965, when Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara announced base closure of Walker AFB and wing inactivation of the 6th.

The inactivation never happened as the 6th transferred to Eielson AFB AK, without equipment and personnel on 25 March 1967, to become the 6th Strategic Wing. The 6th had gone full circle and was back in reconnaissance as it had been in 1919, only with modern, state-of-the-art RC-135 jet aircraft. The 6th Strategic Wing maintained a detachment at Shemya AFB AK, in addition to maintaining the Alaskan Tanker Task Force to support strategic reconnaissance and NORAD intercept sorties. On 1 April 1988, SAC renamed the wing the 6th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing.

Announcement of the 6th’s most recent inactivation came in December 1991, as the mission of the 6th transferred to the 55th Wing at Offutt AFB NE, and the mission of the Alaskan Tanker Task force was terminated. The 6th inactivated 1 September 1992 at Eielson and following the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission’s (DBCRC) termination of MacDill’s 56th Fighter Wing mission in September 1993, the 6th Air Base Wing activated at MacDill on 4 January 1994 with a mission of operating the base in support of US Central Command, US Special Operations Command, and several other associate units.

In September 1994, MacDill became a major staging area for OPERATION RESTORE DEMOCRACY and the wing hosted C-130 units from Texas, Arkansas, and North Carolina.

During the 2-week contingency, wing personnel housed 1,437 troops, supported 562 flying missions, processed over 2.3 million pounds of cargo and 3,360 passengers, dispensed 854,967 gallons of JP-8 fuel, and provided aircraft security for 62 aircraft.

In 1995, the DBCRC again visited MacDill. Efforts of the wing to highlight MacDill’s phenomenal airfield capabilities and in-place support units resulted in a redirect of the 1991 and 1993 DBCRC laws regarding the closure and transfer of MacDill’s airfield.

1995 DBCRC laws called for the retention of the airfield as part of MacDill AFB (to be operated by the Air Force), and directed the relocation of the 43d Air Refueling Group’s mission to transfer from Malmstrom AFB MT, to MacDill beginning in October 1996.

On 1 October 1996 the wing again changed names, this time to 6th Air Mobility Wing, assigned to Air Mobility Command’s 21st Air Force.

In June 2005, the 6th Air Mobility Wing swept the competition at the Air Mobility Command Rodeo taking first place at McChord AFB, Washington. Rodeo is a week-

MacDill Inn long biennial competition that focuses on and features airdrops, air refueling, special tactics and other events showcasing security forces, aerial port, main and aeromedical evacuation personnel. This year’s Rodeo included teams from across the Air Force, a Marine unit and included six countries.

MacDill won the “Best Air Mobility Wing-Best of the Best” award proving they are the best in the Air Force. Additionally, MacDill won “Best Cargo Load Team,” “Best KC-135 Wing” and “Best KC-135 with crew.” MacDill also won Rodeo in 2000, the last Rodeo held for five years due to 9/11 and the Global War on Terrorism.

Throughout its vibrant history, the 6th has been the source of major contributions to this nation’s security, and with the return of a flying mission, it will continue to do so in the future.