Spotlight Magazine [May/June 2016]

R4R RECHARGE FOR RESILIENCY

BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE AIR FORCE SERVICES ACTIVITY

Recharge for Resiliency (R4R) is the capstone for Force Support Squadron MWR resiliency programing across the Air Force. R4R encompasses the following key resiliency components: the Single Airman Programming Initiative, RecOn and Deployed Affected Programming. These resiliency programs provide needed support for our military members and their families.

Single Airman Programming Initiative Provides resources that foster a strong culture, mission and sense of community among single military members ELIGIBILITY: Active Duty or Reserve Component officer or enlisted member without a spouse.

RecOn Provides resources for outdoor centric, high adrenaline, post deployment stress reduction, only available through FSS ODRs ELIGIBILITY: Active Duty or Reserve Component officer or enlisted member and their family members.

Deployed Affected Programming Provides resources targeting deployed-affected, and dependent-restricted, Air Force installation assigned service members and their families providing relief from the challenges of deployment ELIGIBILITY: Deployed-affected and dependent-restricted assigned military member and their family members.

LOOK FOR THE LOGOS FOR PARTICIPATING FSS PROGRAMS

R4R PROGRAMS & ELIGIBILITY Outdoor Recreation 301.981.4109/5663

Community Commons 301.981.4041

Table of Contents

R4R Program Eligiblity 2 2016 Club Membership Drive 4 Cinco de Mayo 5 Community Commons 6-7 Military Spouse Appreciation 8-9 Outdoor Recreation 10 Base Pool 11 Library 12 CDCs Parent’s Classes 13 MilitaryChildCare.com 13 Youth Programs 14-15 CDCs & FCC 15 DFAC & Comedy Show 16 Fitness 17 Military & Family Support 18 Education & Training 19 Studio 11 19 The Presidential Inn 19 The Courses at Andrews 20-21 Joint Base Andrews Map 22 FSS Facilities Directory 23 Advertisement 24

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Intramural Soccer Begins Spouse Employment Seminar Cinco de Mayo Military Spouse Appreciation Luncheon First Friday Hosted by 79 MDG Mother/Daughter Gala Ziplining Trip Mother’s Day Brunch Home Buying Franchising: Your Next Career Alternative Parent’s Night Out/Give Parents a Break Heart Link Spouse Orientation Overnight at Dover NASCAR Weekend 2nd Quarter Enlisted Birthday Meal Parent Education: Infant Play Sports Day Bundles for Babies MPS Closed for Training Commanders Cup Tournament Memorial Day Celebration/Super Hero Run 5k Intramural Softball Begins Memorial Day Meal Parent’s Night Out/Give Parents a Break Intramural Golf Season Begins Airman Higher Education Briefing First Friday Biathlon Army Birthday Meal Mixed Foursome Tournament Summer Kick off Comedy Show Father’s Day Brunch US Open Score Watching Event Summer Reading Program Swimming Lessons Begin Plan My Move

LT COL BRETT T. BLACK Commander, 11 FSS

ERIC D. WOOD Deputy, 11 FSS

CMSGT MARCIA E. SCANTLEBURY-HALL Superintendent, 11 FSS

MARKETING TEAM

SUNNY BABAUTA LEE Marketing Director

CHUCK AZ TSINNIE Head Illustrator

DAWN A. MILLER Publicity Coordinator

MICHELLE P. LANDERS

Graphics & Visual Information Specialist

RAQUEL M. CLOMA

Graphics & Visual Information Specialist The Spotlight magazine is designed to inform our customers of events happening in our facilities. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of Joint Base Andrews, the DoD or the U.S. Air Force. All program dates and times printed in this publication are subject to change. For questions about the Spotlight call the Marketing Office at 301.981.2469.

BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN FREE CLUB MEMBERSHIP New members will be eligible to enter the “Club Flyers Contest”. Club Flyer points are gained by participation through the designated club events between 05/01/16 and 07/30/2016.

New and current club members can win three (3) months of paid membership (up to $54 value).

To participate in the Club Flyer Contest, stop by The Club at Andrews for details.

FREE JBA BASE POOL SEASON PASS S U L P

Passes will be issued at Outdoor Recreation and is valid for all dependents. (up to $150 value) Pool passes will be invalid if membership is cancelled.

ENJOY THESE BENEFITS WHEN APPROVED FOR THE AIR FORCE CLUB MEMBERSHIP CREDIT CARD CLUB MEMBER BENEFITS

• Access to all AF Clubs worldwide • One (1) free BINGO Card on Tuesdays • 10% off Catering food purchases • Annual Scholarship Program • Member-only contests • Club dues waived when deployed • One (1) complimentary lunch (must be claimed during 1st month of new membership) • $2 off kitchen food orders on Tuesday and Wednesdays • Complimentary room use for authorized personal functions

CARD MEMBER BENEFITS

• 2% Unlimited Cash Back Rewards* for on-base purchases

• 1% Unlimited Cash Back Rewards* for off-base purchases

Accounts subject to credit approval. One gift per applicant, must be 18 or older (19 in AL and NE) to apply. Restrictions and limitations apply.

Air Force Club credit cards are issued by Chase Bank USA, N.A. Offer subject to change. See ChaseMilitary.com/AFClubCard for pricing and rewards* details.

Membership has it’s rewards. Join today at The Club at Andrews.

D E L L E C N A C

24 MAY

LAST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

• 5K RUN • VOLLEYBALL • SOCCER • BASKETBALL • SOFTBALL • CORN HOLE • TACTICAL CHALLENGE • VIDEO GAMES • TUG-A-WAR

MAY-SEPTEMBER • 1100-1400

$2 Booth Space • $6 Table Rental

Reserve your space at the Community Commons

OFFICIAL ALT. DUTY LOCATION CONTACT YOUR UNIT REP TO SIGN-UP FOR AN EVENT

Inside the Commons Ballroom Every 3rd Saturday of the month STARTING IN JUNE

Trust your senses and enjoy what you are tasting versus what you see.

Diners will be blindfolded and be treated to a unique dining experience -- in the dark!

Reservations required.

Cost: $30 per person

Please indicate any food allergies at sign-up.

MARYLAND ATTRACTIONS BALTIMORE AQUARIUM (MILITARY)* $28 (A) $34.50 (CH) $21 MARYLAND ZOO (A) $12 (CH) $9.75 (S) $10.75 MEDIEVAL TIMES DC ATTRACTIONS

(A) $42.50 (CH) $34.75

INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM

SIX FLAGS AMERICA

(MILITARY)* $15.75 (A) $17.50 (CH) $14.25 NEWSEUM (A) $14.25 (CH) $9 WASHINGTON NATIONALS

(GOOD ANY ONE DAY) $35.25 (GOLD SEASON PASS) $79.50 (MEAL VOUCHER) $14.25 (PARKING PASS) $16.25 (SPECIAL EVENTS) $29 VALID 21 MAY, 1-6 JULY

(BASELINE RESERVED) $49.50

VIRGINIA ATTRACTIONS

(L/R FIELD CORNERS) $34.75

LURAY CAVERNS

(LF/RF MEZZANINE) $31.25

(A) $21 (CH) $11.25

(UPPER INFIELD GALLERY) $13 You will know exact seat location when tickets arrive in our office. Tickets must be purchased in advanced at least one week prior to the game

OLD TOWN TROLLEY

$15 FOOD AND BEVERAGE CREDIT $10 FOOD AND BEVERAGE CREDIT $16 FOOD AND BEVERAGE CREDIT

(A) $31.75 (CH) 23.50 (MISC TOURS) PRICES VARY KINGS DOMINION (GOOD ANY ONE DAY) $37 (GOLD SEASON PASS) $78 (MEAL VOUCHER) $15.50 (DINOSAURS ALIVE) $4.25

Bldg. 1442 Concord Ave. 301.981.4109 AndrewsCAC (A) Adult (CH) Child, ages varies *Military ID required Availability and prices subject to change.

Tickets are non-refundable.

Thank you to our homefront heroes who serve alongside our troops during mission, deployment, reintegration and reset. You are the silent heroes who are essential to the strength of the nation and the backbone of the military family.

Joint Base Andrews would like to show our appreciation with a month long celebration.

We have special events and programs to inform, honor and recognize military spouses.

SPOUSE EMPLOYMENT CLINIC*

2 May | 1000-1230 at the SMART Building Conference Room

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH

DEVELOPING WORK LIFE BALANCE*

8 May | 0900-1400 at The Courses at Andrews All-You-Can-Eat Brunch for $32.95 per person.

Menu includes Carved Smoked Brisket, Smoked Turkey Breast, Omelet Station, Shrimp Pasta Station, French Toast and much more.

Reservations required, call 301.736.4595 x103

Open forum to discuss coping skills, self-care and problem solving on how to balance everyday life stressor. Received tips and resources on how to stay resilient.

STROLLER STAMPEDE 5K FUN RUN

For military spouses seeking employment and learn about military spouse preference.

HOME-BASED CAREER & TELEWORK JOB DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM*

4 May | 0900-1530 at the Community Commons

An Air Force Aid Society training to provide resources and strategies for job seekers to find legitimate home-based jobs and fee lance projects on the internet.

5 May | 1100-1300 at M&FSC

MILITARY SPOUSE APPRECIATION LUNCHEON*

6 May | 1100-1300 at The Club at Andrews

Network with other spouses and listen to guest speakers share their experiences of being a military spouse. Spouses may register online jbamilspouseluncheon2016.eventbrite.com.

*FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SIGN-UP BY CALL 301.981.7087.

12 May | 0700 at the West Fitness Center Decorate your stroller and take the kids out for a morning stroll. Most creative stroller will win a prize.

Free refreshments provided.

The Club at Andrews

Bldg. 1889 Arnold Ave.

301.568.3100

DISCOUNTS FOR CLUB MEMBERS

Andrews AFB - The Club at Andrews

Mother’s Day Brunch

Father’s Day Brunch

BREAKFAST STATION Turkey, Sausage, Bacon, Seasoned Home Fries, Grits Sausage Gravy & Biscuits, Pancakes, French Toast, and Eggs or Omelets Cooked to Order CARVING STATION Honey Glazed Ham and Top Round with Au Jus SALAD STATION Potato Salad, Mushroom Salad and Salad Bar LUNCH STATION Fried Chicken, Baked Cod, Seafood Pasta, Collard Greens, Garlic Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Corn on the Cob, and Homemade Mac & Cheese

BREAKFAST STATION Turkey, Sausage, Bacon, Seasoned Home Fries, Sausage Gravy & Biscuits, Grits, Waffles and Eggs or Omelets Cooked to Order CARVING STATION Honey Glazed Ham and Top Round with Au Jus SALAD STATION Salad Greens & Dressings, Vegetable Tray, Mushroom Salad, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Poached Salmon and Fruit Salad, LUNCH STATION Fried Chicken, Fried Fish, Garlic Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Collard Greens, Corn on the Cob, and Homemade Mac & Cheese

8 May

19 June

DESSERTS Assorted Cakes and Pies, and Ice Cream with Toppings BEVERAGES Juice and Coffee Bar, 21 and over - Champagne, Bellinis and Mimosas

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY AT THE CLUB AT ANDREWS 1st Seating 1100-1245 • 2nd Seating 1315-1500 (Mother’s Day) Member $30.95 • (Father’s Day) Member $29.95 Non-Member $34.95 Child 6-10 $12.95, 5 and under Free Reservations are suggested but required for parties of 10 or more.

OUTDOOR RECREATION 1235 Menoher Drive

301.981.4109/5663

AndrewsODR

Zipline | 7 May (SAP) & 19 June (RecOn) Includes zip lining and transportation.

Cost $15 per person.

Overnight at Dover | 14-15 May (SAP) Includes transportation, NASCAR Trackside Access Grand Slam Ticket and Campsite Accommodations.

Cost $45 per person.

White Water Rafting & Extreme Ziplining Weekend | 22-24 July (SAP) Includes activity, transportation, Saturday lunch, and accommodations Cost $130 per person.

Sign up at ODR until trips are full. See page 2 for eligibility.

Equipment Rental

Rental Items include: • Canopies • Moon Bounces • Grills • Obstacle Course • Velcro Wall • Party Tents • Tables • Party Packages • and more Stop by ODR for all your Summer Party planning needs!

R4R RECHARGE FOR RESILIENCY

BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE AIR FORCE SERVICES ACTIVITY

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OUTDOOR RECREATION 301.981.4109/5663 ANDREWSFSS.COM Learn more about R4R at myairforcelife.com/R4R

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Located inside the Community Commons Bldg. 1442 Concord Ave. 2nd floor 301.981.6454 andrewsbaselibrary@gmail.com AndrewsBaseLibrary

Children’s Book Week 2-7 May

We’ll highlight beloved children’s authors and illustrators through games, crafts, and stories each day.

“Lunch and Learn” Protect Your Privacy

Summer Movie Series featuring “Enchanted” 17 June | 1900 Enjoy a free movie, popcorn, and crafts.

4 May | 1130-1230 Join our conversation about privacy rights in the digital age. *Bring a lunch; drinks and cookies provided.

Gaming Club 21 May| 1300-1800 Ages 10 & up

Meet new people! Play lots of games. Board games, table top role-playing, war games, and more.

Summer Reading Program

Celebrate sports and games at this year’s Summer Reading program.

Register to receive your reading log and t-shirt, enjoy the fun and games!

Kick-Off Party 23 June 1030-1230

Storytime

Mondays at 1730 Wednesdays at 1030

Movie Madness

29 June | 1300 Join us for a showing of Disney’s Cars and lots of racing fun!

We’ll have toy cars, crafts, and snack fuel for little racers.

PARENT EDUCATION CLASSES CDC #1 Bldg. 4575 Virginia Ave. 301.981.3055/3035

CDC #2 Bldg. 4783 San Antonio Blvd.

301.981.3323/3324

CDC #3 (JP Hoyer) Bldg. 3725 Fetchet Ave. 240.857.3458/3197

Infant Play

Preschoolers Learn Through Play

Social and Emotional Development for Infants

Infant Brain Development

18 May | 1600-1700 at CDC 2 When babies play they are learning about themselves and the world around them. Play encourage social, language growth, problem solving and imagination.

8 June | 1600-1700 at CDC 3 Social-emotional development helps infants with the ability to form satisfying, trusting relationships with others, play, communicate, learn, face challenges, and experience and handle a full range of emotions. It is through relationships that infants develop these skills and attributes. Starting from birth, babies are learning who they are by how they are treated.

15 June | 1600-1700 at CDC 2 Explore how a child can learn to make sense of the world around them. Through play, children can develop social and cognitive skills, mature emotionally, and gain the self-confidence required to engage in new experiences and environments.

16 June | 1600-1700 at CDC 2 The human brain begins forming very early in prenatal life (three weeks after conception), but in many ways, brain development is a lifelong project. Explore your role in your infant’s brain development.

AndrewsCDCs

SIGN-UP TODAY AT THE CDCS

This Department of Defense (DoD) program makes it easier to find the child and youth care your family needs.

Now military and DoD civilian families can search for child and youth care options through a single website.

Using MilitaryChildCare.com, you can find comprehensive information on child care programs worldwide, conduct a customized search for the care you need, and submit a request for care at any time and from any location.

For more information please call 301.981.9981.

Bldg. 4700 Yuma Rd. 301.981.5636/5954

State 6 May JBA will be hosting the State Youth of the Year Awards.

Mother/Daughter Gala Breakfast at Tiffany’s

6 May| 1830-2030 for 9-18 yrs Enjoy a night out with mom. Cost is $5 per daughter.

JBAYP

Red Nose Day 26 May Laugh, Give, Save a Kid. Join the Torch and Keystone Club in observing the special cause.

Piano Recital 6 June | 1700 Come out and support the Piano students in their year end free recital.

Grand Opening 24 June Begins at 1500

Regional Summer Camp

Youth participants will be introduced to STEM-related topics such as: robotics, video game design, 3-D printing, software design, and hardware engineering.

Eligible applicants must be entering 6th-8th grades. For eligibility and application forms please visit andrewsfss.com/youth/SAP/forms.html For more information please call the Youth Center.

School Age Summer Day Camp Registrations REQUEST CARE TODAY AT MILITARYCHILDCARE.COM

Enrollment for Summer Day Camp is based on priority and care need(s). Individual week selection(s) is required at time of registration. Summer Day Camp is 10 one week sessions from 21 June through 19 August, Monday– Friday 0600-1800.

Camp programs includes kayaking, trips to Busch Gardens and more!

Give Parents a Break

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14 May 1700-2300 9 May Summer Olympics 4 June 0900-1500 30 May Kung Fu Panda 9 July 1700-2300 30 June Peanuts Fun 6 August 1700-2300 1 August Lion King Adventure Give Parents a Break is sponsored by the Air Force Aid society and is free to eligible patrons, please contact the M&FSC for more information.

Parents Day Out is sponsored by the Child and Youth Programs and the cost is $30.00 per child.

Childcare will be provided at CDC 2 and the Youth Center CDC 1: 301.981.3035 / CDC 2: 301.981.3323 / JP Hoyer CDC 3: 240.857.3197 Youth Center: 301.981.5636 / Central Registration: 301.981.9981

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3rd Annual Father s Day All-Star Basketball Shoot-out vs Kids

18 June | 1330-1630 A fun- FREE day with day to show off those basketball skills; bring the entire family to show support and enjoy a cookout and music.

Missoula Children's Theatre

Auditions will be held at the Base Theater on 1 August. Please sign -up at the Youth Center to participate beginning 1 June.

ARC 12 -Leadership through Sports Coming Soon|For Ages 7-18

A pilot program that strives to prepare youth for their future by teaching youth to learn about themselves, set goals, educate themselves on the goal, then achieve the goal. These life skills are taught through the language/activity of sports.

Fall Sports Registration Open 6 June - 19 August

Register for Flag Football, Cheerleading, Soccer or Start Smart Football.

A current physical is required to register. Coaches are needed.

For more information please call 301.981.5794.

Keystone Club Meetings

Torch Club Meetings

Every Wednesday| 1800 for 14-18 yrs Every Thursday | 1700 for 11-13 yrs Keystone Clubs are chartered small Become a part of the JBA-C4 Torch Club; leadership development groups for members are a character and young people. leadership group.

TAP, BALLET & JAZZ Mondays • 1700-2000 GYMNASTICS Wednesdays • 1700-2000 Register your child for TAEKWONDO Wednesdays & Thursdays • 1800-2000 weekly instructional lessons at the Youth Center. PIANO Tuesdays • 1630-1930 Classes end in June and open in September.

Instructional Classes

Freedom Hall Dining Facility

Freedom Hall Dining Facility

2nd Quarter Enlisted Birthday Meal

ARMY BIRTHDAY MEAL

17 May | Begins at 1100

12 June | 1100-1300

Join us and enjoy a FREE sit-down meal served by your Senior Leadership.

We will have giveaways and birthday cake.

Active duty and reservist service members, (E-6 and below) with birthdays in April, May and June and one guest are invited to attend.

RSVP by 12 May at

andrewsfss.com/dining/Birthday_Meal.html

FMI call 301.981.5303.

ALL WHITE ATTIRE DRESS TO IMPRESS

Menu includes: Grilled Steak, Roasted Pork Loin, BBQ Chicken, Oven Browned Potato Wedges, Hopping John Rice & Beans, Noodles Jefferson, Ratatouille Eggplant & Zucchini, Decorated Birthday Cake, Caramel-Nut Fruit Parfait, and more!

Open to active duty, dependents, retired military, reservists, guard members and DoD civilians.

17 JUNE 2016 // DOORS OPEN AT 2000 HOST LAUGHIN’ LENNY Featuring Comedians Big DOUG // Lonnie DAVIS // Antoine SCOTT

Member $15 // Non-member $20 [+ $5 Day of the Event]

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Thursday, 12 May Begins at 0700 at the West Fitness Center

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Saturday, 11 June at 0700 West Fitness Center Free Event

MILITARY & FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER Bldg 1191 Menoher Dr.

FINANCIAL READINESS Home Buying 12 May | 1200-1500

Your housing expenses represent on of the most important components of your personal financial planning. This workshop will help you decide to rent or purchase a home and getting your finances in order to do so.

Bundles for Babies 26 May | 1100-1500

This workshop is sponsored by the Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) for Expectant or NEW Fathers and Mothers covering financial and installation support programs.

TSP at a Glance: Pre-Separation to Retirement and Beyond 26 May | 1130-1300

Learn about the rules and advantages of participating in the TSP.

Mo Money, Mo Problems 5 May & 2 June | 1130-1300

Do you like to work for free? This interactive workshop helps you to develop a spend plan.

Smart Car Buying 16 June | 1200-1300

Do you know the tips to slow down the car-buying process, the various purchase options, financing, and how to find a great car that works for YOU/your family and lasts a long time? Lean tips to make your next car buying experience a joyful one.

EMPLOYMENT READINESS Tips for Federal Employment 12 May & 14 June | 0900-1200

Using the USAJOBS website may seem overwhelming at times. Learn to navigate the site, create and manage your account, and analyze job announcements.

Resume Development 101 23 May & 13 June | 0900-1130

Discusses the résumé process and is designed to help customers organize their experience and skills to begin creating a professional private- sector résumé. Workshop designed for anyone with a current DOD ID card.

PERSONAL AND WORK LIFE Life in Balance 13 May | 1100-1200

Objectives for this presentation include maintaining a good work/life balance, identifying stressor, recognizing the signs and symptoms of stress, practicing stress management strategies, reducing overall stress, and developing relaxation skills. Resilience Passport Workshop.

Heart Link Spouse Orientation 14 May | 0900-1330

Orientation geared towards spouses who have been married to an Air Force member 5 years or less, however orientation is open to all spouses. Meet new spouses while learning about the Air Force life.

Military Spouse Appreciation Week 2-6 May

Join the M&FSC in honoring Military Spouses in a week long celebration of events. Details on page 4.

301.981.7087

Compassion Fatigue: Self-Care for the Caregiver 25 May | 1200-1400

Discussion on what is compassion fatigue, receive techniques on how to overcome it and find out about resources available to assist caregivers. Target to EFMP Families.

Building a Healthy Marriage 10 June | 1100-1200

Participants in this presentaiton will learn to create and maintain a healthy marriage throughout the development of communication skills, conflict resolution strategies and personal boundaries. Resilience Passport Workshop.

TRANSITION ASSISTANCE

Pre-Separation/Retirement Counseling Every Wednesday | 1230-1600

This mandatory briefing should be completed at least 90 days prior to your separation/retirement date; highly encouraged to attend up to 12 months before separation and up to 24 months before retirement.

TAP GPS 5-Day Workshop 2-6 & 16-20 May | 0830-1600 6-10 & 20-24 June | 0830-1600

Briefings include employment, financial, VA Benefits, etc.

Attire is civilian business casual. Spouses are encouraged to attend. PREREQUISITE: PRESEPARATION COUNSELING.

Entrepreneurship Track (Boots to Business) 10-11 May | 0800-1600

Come and network with other spouses, and listen to guest speakers share their experiences of being a Military Spouse.

Registration is required as lunch will be provided.

Franchising: Your Next Career Alternative 13 May | 0900-1100

Learn the advantages and disadvantages of franchising and discounted opportunities available to veterans.

Group Capstone 3, 17 & 26 May 7, 16, 21 & 30 June| 0830-1000

Mandatory for all separating/retiring personnel and should be accomplished no later than 90 days prior to discharge.

Veterans’ Benefits Day 9 May, 13 June | 0800-1630

For members claiming their exemption for attending the DOD/AF day and Dept of Labor workshops.

Disabled Transition Assistance Program 8 June | 1000-1100

Briefing provides specialized information about the Dept. of Veterans Affairs’ Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment program (VR&E).

RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

Welcome to Andrews at Community Commons 9 & 16 May, 6 & 20 June | 0800-1030 All incoming military personnel are required to attend; spouses and civilians are encouraged to attend. To schedule call Base In-Processing at MPS, 301-981-1776 option.

Plan My Move 17 May | 0800-1200

Get comprehensive moving information, detail about benefits and allowances, a relocation budget planner, and links to Military Installations and Military OneSource.

Briefings and workshops are held at M&FSC unless otherwise noted.

Free and open to all DoD cardholders. Registration is required by calling 301.981.7087.

EDUCATION & TRAINING Bldg 1413 Arkansas Rd. Rm 100 301.981.6377/5733

Troops to Teachers 4 May | Begins at 1000

Briefing conducted for Airmen interested in working as a teacher once they leave the military.

The FSS Marketing Department print shop is now open for graphic design and printing!

We specialize in posters, flyers business cards and more! visit us: 1414 Arkansas Drive, Suite 3 Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762 call us: 301.981.9440 e-mail us: andrews11fss@gmail.com

Airmen Higher Education Briefing 3 May & 7 June | Begins at 0800 19 May & 16 June | Begins at 1300

Mandatory briefing, per AFI 36-2649, for a service member to receive educational counseling if they wish to use Military Tuition Assistance for the first time in their Air Force Career.

GI Bill Briefing 10 May & 14 June | 1300-1400 Overview of Post 9/11 GI Bill & MGIB benefits/transferability.

Commissioning Briefing 18 May & 15 June | 1300-1400

Overview of all commissioning programs available to enlisted members.

T-GPS 24-25 May | 0800-1600 Briefings are held at the Education Center.

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Bldg 1380 California Ave. • 301.981.4614 MAKING A RESERVATION Military members who are PCSing can reserve rooms at any time and stay up to 30 days if space is available. Space A travelers can make reservations 3 days in advance based on occupancy.

Rooms may be used for higher priority lodging guests as required by the Joint Base Andrews mission. In this event, guests will be referred to off base hotels; priority one guests will be given a letter of non-availability.

ROOM RATES Visitors Quarters (VQs) $60.00 Distinguished Visitors Quarters $69.00 Temporary Lodging Facility (TLF) $63.00 Limited Pet Friendly Room $63.00 additional $10.00 per night Send reservations to usaf.jbanafw.afdw-staff.mbx.11-fss-lodging@mail.mil.

For official travelers with a “pre-loaded” controlled spending account travel card, please ensure you contact your unit’s Resources Advisor (RA) to load additional funding on your travel card, if required, prior to your checkout. If you cannot load additional funding prior to departure, contact the lodging manager.

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-- APPETIZERS --

Deta

Homemade Soup of the Day $5.00 The Courses Chili $5.75

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Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Southwest Cobb Salad Smoked Brisket Salad

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$8.25 $8.50 $8.50

-- ENTREES --

Pulled Pork $8.00 Sliced Brisket $9.00 Smoked Turkey Breast $9.00 Chicken Tender Plate $6.25 Classic Reuben $7.95 Hamburger $6.95 Cheeseburger $6.95 Bacon Cheeseburger $7.70 BBQ Black Bean Burger (Vegan) $6.95

-- BUILD-YOUR-OWN-ENTREE -Meats Sides (choose 2) Pulled Pork Cole Slaw Coffee Rubbed Brisket Mac ‘n Cheese Smoke Turkey Breast Collard Greens Baby Back Ribs Baked Beans Smoke Chicken Quarter Potato Salad (1) Meat $11.95 (2) Meat $14.95 (3) Meats $18.95 1/2 Rack Baby Back Ribs $12.95 Full Rack Baby Back Ribs $18.95

Feel Good Today, Eat What You Love ORDER ONLINE

WWW.ORDERSTART.COM/THECOURSES

301-736-4887

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4442 VIRGINIA AVENUE (301) 981-4653 (GOLF)

Book your tee time today!

Commanders Cup Tournament 28-30 May Shotgun Start at 0830 Includes 54 holes stroke play, cart, post tournament buffet and awards.

Cost: $75 per person.

Mixed Foursome Tournament

21 May | Shotgun Start at 1400 19 June | Shotgun Start at 1400 Entry fee includes 18 holes, cart, post tournament dinner and awards. Sign up as a twosome or foursome.

Cost: $40 per couple

US Open Scorewatching Party 19 June | 1400-1900 Join us on the covered patio to watch the US Open live from Oakmont Coutry Club. Special menu items will be sold.

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CHILD & YOUTH SERVICES

Central Registration & FCC Bldg 4575 Virginia Ave. 301.981.9981/9982 Tuesday & Thursday 1000-1300 Monday, Wednesday & Friday

By Appointment CDC #1 Bldg 4575 Virginia Ave. 301.981.3055/3035 Monday-Friday 0615-1745 CDC #2 Bldg 4783 San Antonio Blvd.

301.981.3323/3324 Monday-Friday 0600-1745 CDC # 3 (JP Hoyer) Bldg 3725 Fetchet Ave. 240.857.3458/3197 Monday-Friday 0615-1745 Youth Center Bldg 4700 Yuma Rd. 301.981.5636 Monday-Thursday 1700-2000 Friday 1700-2100 Saturday 1200-2100 Teen Programs Monday-Thursday 1700-2000 Friday 1700-2100 Saturday 1200-2100 School Age Programs Monday-Friday 0600-1800 Youth Sports Monday-Friday 0600-1800

MILITARY RESOURCES

Education & Training Center

Bldg 1413 Arkansas Rd. Rm 100 Monday-Wednesday & Friday 0730-1600 Thursday 0900-1600

Military & Family Support Center

Bldg 1191 Menoher Dr. 301.981.7087 Monday-Friday 0730-1630 Thursdays 0730-1430

Military Personnel

CAC/ID Card, Customer Service, Career Development & Force Management

Bldg 1414 Arkansas Rd. Rm 4 301.981.1776 Monday-Friday 0830-1530 Closed every fourth Thursday each month

COMMUNITY COMMONS

Bldg 1442 Concord Ave. 301.981.4041 Commons’ Cafe Saturday/Sunday 0700-1300 Monday-Friday 0630-1300 Game Room Sunday 1000-1800 Monday-Saturday 0730-2200 Information, Tickets & Tours Monday-Friday 1000-1800

Library 301.981.6454

Monday & Thursday 1000-2000 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 1000-1800 Meeting Rooms Sunday-Saturday

0730-2000

The Landing Zone Monday-Saturday 1100-2000 Sunday 1100-1800

DINING

The Club at Andrews Bldg 1889 Arnold Ave. 301.568.3100 Cashier’s Cage Tuesday 1100-1500 Wednesday-Thursday 1100-2000 Friday 1100-2200 Saturday 1200-2000 Hangar One Friday 1600-2100 Tatum’s Lounge Tuesday-Wednesday 1600-2200 Thursday 1600-2300 Friday 1500-0100 Saturday 1200-2100 Freedom Hall Dining Facility Bldg 1628 Colorado Ave. 301.981.6516 Monday-Friday Breakfast 0530-0800 Carry Out 0800-0900 Lunch 1100-1300 Carry Out 1300-1430 Dinner 1600-1800 Carry Out 1800-1930 Midnight Meal 2300-0030 Weekends Brunch 0700-1200 Supper 1430-1730 Carry Out 1800-2100 Midnight Meal 2300-0030

RECREATION & LEISURE

The Courses at Andrews Bldg 4442 West Perimeter Rd. 301.981.4653 Open Dawn til Dusk East Fitness Center (EFC) Bldg 3705 Fetchet Ave. 301.981.1610 Monday-Friday 0600-1400 Unmanned Fitness Open 24/7 West Fitness Center (WFC) Bldg 1444 Concord Ave. 301.981.7101/7102 Monday-Friday 0500-2000 Saturday 0700-1500 Tactical Fitness Area Open 24/7 Outdoor Recreation (ODR) Bldg 1235 Menoher Dr. 301.981.4109/5663 Monday-Friday 0900-1700 Base Pool Bldg 1353 Arkansas Road 301.981.1352/4109 28 May - 19 June Saturday & Sunday 1200-1800 21 June - 21 August Tuesday-Sunday 1200-1800 Closed Mondays Holiday Hours 1200-1800 Presidential Inn Bldg 1380 California Ave. 301.981.4614 Open 24/7 including Holidays NAF Human Resource Bldg 1602 Brookley Ave. Rm 161 301.981.5614 Monday-Friday 0830-1530 Closed every fourth Thursday each month

All facilities are closed on weekends, AFDW Family Days and federal holidays unless otherwise noted.

Holiday hours are available at andrewsfss.com.

All emergency closures due to facility maintenance or weather will be available at facebook.com/AndrewsFSS.

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