'At Your Services' June Magazine

ARNOLD SERVICES

At Your Services JUNE 2024

TABLE OF CONTENTS

16 Fitness 08 Golf

04 Cafe

23 Services Directory

05 ALC

12-15 Services Review

18 Closures

03 Early June Events 11 AEDC Commander 19 Services Spotlight 20 Advertisements 24 Veteran Access

06 ODR

Command

Marketing

Contact Us

Services Director Rachel Napier

Marketing Specialist Melissa Effingham

Services Deputy David Wagner

Marketing Assistant Willow Gernaat

Phone DSN: 340-3128 Commercial: (931) 454-3128

Resource & Sustainment Flight Chief Amy Thomas

Commercial Sponsorship & Advertising Coordinator Nicole Whitt

Community Services Flight Chief Bernard "Mardi" Nichols

Advertising & Sponsorship arnoldservicesmarketing@gmail.com

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At Your Services magazine is designed to inform and entertain the personnel and civilians of Arnold AFB. Contents are not necessarily the official views of, nor endorsed by AEDC, the U.S. Government, or the Department of Defense.

Information in this magazine is current at the time of publication. All facility programs, event hours, prices, and dates are subject to change without notice. Contact each facility for the most up-to-date information.

No federal endorsement of sponsors intended throughout this magazine.

All events/programs are subject to change.

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June 2024

Early June Events June 1

June 3

8am Shotgun at Arnold Golf Course Registration: AGF $40, Guest $60, On the Day +$10 Register by May 30 6-Hole Scramble, Shamble and Best Ball Must have 10 people minimum registered to occur Call (931) 454-GOLF for more information

Every week in June from 7am-7pm Short Distance Putting June 3-9, Lag Putting June 10-16, Chipping June 17-23, Pitching June 24-30 $5 per week, One entry for prizes per week Call (931) 454-GOLF for more information

June 14 Air Force Level “What’s Cooking?” Funds & Sponsorship makes this event FREE! Check in at Arnold Lakeside Complex at 5pm Decorating starts at 5:30pm Slots for 10 teams available!

Teams to include 1 child 17 & younger and 1 adult Decorating supplies provided including child sized chef hat & apron.

Call 931-454-3350 for more information

June 15 11 am, $12 per person Active Duty, retirees, DOD civilians & family Registration by June 7 Call (931) 454-6084 for more information

50'S FEST CRUISE-IN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Subject to Change June 2024

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CAFE 100

BUILDING 100, KINDLE DR.

(931) 454-5885

HAP’S TEXAS AFTER HOURS Cafe 100 Special

MELT

JUNE 11

$12.50

COMBO WITH FRIES AND FOUNTAIN DRINK

3-6 PM

Served in June from 10:30am-1pm

Subject to Change

5.3oz beef patty on Texas Toast with American & Swiss Cheese & Cafe 100's special sauce

Cue up the fun – our new pool table awaits!

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Arnold Lakeside Complex BLDG 3017, WESTOVER RD (931) 454-3350

Open DINING

Band Night

JUNE 7 & 14 OPEN DINING: 5-8PM LANDING BAR: 5-10PM

CLOSED JUNE 21 & 28

Host Your Event with Us! Wedding Receptions Birthday Parties Promotions Retirements June 2024

Award Ceremonies Official Briefings Protocol Functions and more!

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PADDLE BOARDS & KAYAK RENTAL Come enjoy the lake with ODR’s paddle boards and kayaks!

RENT NOW! Kayak Prices:

Paddle Board Prices:

1/2 Day- $12

Day- $18

Day- $18

Weekend- $30

Weekend- $30

Week- $54

Week- $54

For more Information: 931-454-6084

Purchase Tickets

With Us

Georgia Medieval Times* Six Flags* Zoo Atlanta*

Florida Disney World Gatorland* Kennedy Space Center* Legoland* Medieval Times* Universal Studios

South Carolina Hollywood Wax Museum All Access* Medieval Times* Tennessee Graceland* Hollywood Wax Museum All Access* Titanic Museum* Virginia Colonial Williamsburg* Jamestown & Yorktown*

*Tickets must be bought in advance to allow for shipping time.

BOOK YOUR TICKETS AT ODR (931) 454-6084 At Your Services | 6

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Kid

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July 13 9:30-11:30am Gossick Leadership Center Age Groups:

3-5

6-9

10-12

Sponsored by:

No federal endorsement of sponsors intended.

Subject to Change/Weather Permitting

Arnold Golf Course

(931) 454-GOLF

Register by June 12

Only

July 19 Better Ball or Two August 16: Alternate Shot Peoria Handicap September 20: Modified Alternate Shoot

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June 14 at 5pm 2-person Scramble

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LAST CHANCE GRABS!

June 2024

New bags from Callaway & Ping!

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RED, WHITE AND BLUE TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION FEES

$40 $60

JOIN OUR GAME! July 13 8am Shotgun Arnold Golf Course

AGF

+$10 Day of the Tournament

Sponsored by:

Subject to Change/Weather Permitting

GUEST

Two man scramble must play 6 holes from the red, white and blue tee markers REGISTER BY JULY 11

(931) 454-GOLF

No federal endorsement of sponsors intended.

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TOURNAMENT JULY 20

9:30AM-12PM

Wingo Lakeside Lodge Grounds

$20

Register by: July 15 This is an amateur event for adults and children.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will be awarded Amazon gift cards for each age bracket.

(931) 454-6084

Sponsored by:

each participant

No federal endorsement of sponsors intended.

Start time for Age Brackets: 10am 16+ 6-10 10:30am 11-15 11am

Subject to Change/Weather Permitting

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ON JUNE 13, WE WILL WELCOME COL GRANT A. MIZELL, OUR NEW AEDC BASE COMMANDER Colonel Grant A. Mizell has overseen a $31-billion enterprise with over 19,000 military, civilian, and contractor personnel across multiple bases. He has led developmental test and evaluation efforts for various AF aircraft as the 412th Test Wing Operations Group Commander at Edwards AFB, CA. Col Mizell’s impressive career includes combat piloting experience, test pilot training, and key assignments. He served as the commander of the 645th Aeronautical Systems Squadron, worked with Georgetown University, and collaborated with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). As a command pilot, he has logged over 3,200 hours across 54 different aircraft types, accumulating more than 580 combat flight hours during deployments.

FAREWELL COL GORDON On June 13, the AEDC community will gather at the Arnold Lakeside Complex to bid farewell to Colonel Randel Gordon. He has led AEDC since 2022, and his tenure has been marked by dedication, visionary leadership, and excellence.

Under Col Gordon’s guidance, AEDC achieved significant milestones in aerospace technology, including next-generation propulsion systems, hypersonic flight research, and advanced materials testing. His impact extended beyond the professional realm, fostering a sense of community among personnel and families.

Col Gordon and his wife, Tiffany, are moving to Colorado. The AEDC community expresses gratitude for their unwavering support and wishes them success in their future endeavors.

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BARRELS & BITES Arnold Lakeside Complex, April 26 - 28 guests enjoyed a bourbon tasting event with 4 specially handpicked selections.

The charcuterie boards paired beautifully with the bourbons, creating delightful flavor combinations. Pete Patel, the knowledgeable guide from Tullahoma’s Liquor Locker, shared fascinating bourbon facts. As a token of appreciation, each guest received a flight of bourbon glasses - a memento to cherish the memories made that evening.

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Dueling PIANOS

Services, May 3 - The ALC was a buzz with musical magic as Felix and Fingers pianists, Geoff Smith and Caleb Thomas, and drummer, Mitch Martin, took center stage.

Approximately 80 enthusiastic guests gathered for this unforgettable event, where requests poured in for over 100 songs throughout the night. AEDC’s Commander, Col Gordon, surprised the crowd by taking a seat at a piano and playing crowd favorites like “Faithfully” and “Don’t Stop Believing”

by Journey and “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen. Meanwhile, Ulrich Withrow rocked the drums to “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me”

by Billy Joel.

The combination of talented pianists, audience engagement, and memorable melodies made this dueling piano extravaganza a resounding success.

NASCAR EXPERIENCE “If you ain’t first, you’re last.” - Talladega Nights On April 27, AEDC speed enthusiasts gathered at the Nashville Super Speedway for an unforgettable NASCAR Racing Experience. Organized by ODR, this heartpounding event allowed ten participants to step into the driver’s seat of an official NASCAR vehicle and unleash their need for speed.

Among the fearless drivers was Lt Col Kristofer Dahl, whose family gifted him this experience as an early Father's Day present. He revved up the engine and tore down the 1.33-mile oval track. His top speed? A staggering 134.93 miles per hour. His family stood trackside, cheering him on as he streaked past in a red race car that his youngest child believed was Lightning McQueen from the Pixar movie, Cars.

As the engines roared and tires screeched, all participants reveled in the rush of speed. Their feedback echoed through the pit area stating that they felt like a NASCAR legend and asking if they could do it again. “Shake and bake!”

Month of the Military Child In April, Services celebrated the Month of the Military Child with various activities for Active Duty children. Services activities included chocolate cake at the ALC, disc to use on the disc golf course and ice cream from ODR, a Fitness Center MOMC Run/Walk that had an astounding 39 participants, and basket of golf balls to practice on the driving range at the Golf Course.

Congratulations to Ulrich Withrow who won the MoMC Perks Challenge that provided him a $75 Visa gift card and a prize bag sponsored by Ascend Federal Credit Union. These activities served as a heartfelt thank-you to military children for their unwavering support and resilience.

No federal endorsement of sponsors intended.

GOAT YOGA Outdoor Recreation, May 18 — Fitness enthusiasts gathered at the picturesque Wingo Lakeside Lodge for Goat Yoga on a Saturday afternoon. Adorable goats, sporting stylish bandanas, playfully roamed among yoga mats, surprising participants during traditional yoga poses. Beyond physical benefits, Goat Yoga fostered a sense of community, connecting strangers through laughter and goat encounters. Participants left with smiles, appreciating both yoga and goats. ODR’s commitment to unique experiences continues to bring people together, one downward goat a time.

GOLF REVIEW

The Arnold Golf Course recently hosted two golf tournaments: the Masters Tournament and the National Golf Day Tournament.

The Masters Tournament, held on April 13, featured twelve skilled golfers who were paired with professionals from the Masters. The unique format involved adding up the scores of each golfer and their respective pro. The winners include Jay Potter for First Gross, Terry Petty for Second Gross, Marty Branch for First Net, and Jeff Smith for Second Net. On May 4, the National Golf Day Tournament unfolded at Arnold Golf Course. This time, twelve golfers competed individually over an 1,800yard course resulting in Mike Lovvom winning the tournament.

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FITNESS CENTER

WEEKLY FITNESS CLASSES MON, WED, FRI LUNCHTIME YOGA 11AM-12PM INTERVAL TRAINING 3:45-4:30PM

TUES, THURS KICKBOXING 3:45-4:30PM *FOR NEW PARTICIPANTS, PLEASE ARRIVE 15 MINUTES EARLY FOR ORIENTATION.*

BLDG 1358 Schriever Ave (931) 454-6440 Subject to Change

FREE PERSONAL TRAINING Ready to assist you achieving your body goals

Lose weight Get in shape Built muscle and training Nutrition/diet supporting

BOOK SESSIONS TODAY (931) 454-6440

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JULY 8 4 PM

June 2024

PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT

Arnold Fitness Center JUNE 25 & 27 4PM PRIZES FOR FIRST & SECOND PLACE TEAMS (931) 454-6440 Subject to Change

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ARNOLD SERVICES FACILITY CLOSURES

19 JUNE

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JUNETEENTH

Arnold Lakeside Complex June 19-21

Cafe 100 June 19-21

Arnold Fitness Center June 19

Recycling Center June 19

Outdoor Recreation June 19

ALC CLOSED

YOUR

ATTENTION PLEASE

CAFE 100 CLOSED FITNESS CENTER 5AM-12PM

SERVICES FACILITIES WILL CLOSE AT 12PM FOR AN OFF-SITE EVENT

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GOLF COURSE 7AM-12PM ODR 8AM-12PM RECYCLING CENTER 6:30AM-12PM June 2024

Angelique St Pierre What is your favorite part about working at the Fitness Center?

I love being able to help others to adopt a healthier and more physically active lifestyle. I also enjoy the unlimited access to all the “Free” Weights!

What do you wish the AEDC community knew about the Fitness Center?

That you don’t have to be nervous or already in shape to walk inside these doors. We welcome everyone! We are here to assist and guide you to where you want to be in your fitness journey!

What is your favorite memory at the Fitness Center?

The first day I instructed the Interval Training class after I received my ACE Group Fitness Instructor Certification. The class had been put on a hold for months until a new instructor was available. I was glad to be able to give the patrons back the class that they really enjoyed coming to.

SERVICES EMPLOYMENT SCAN THE QR OR SEARCH ON

usajobs.gov

POSITIONS OPENING SOON June 2024

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WHAT'S COOKING? PRESENTS

ATTEND FOR A CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF TWO GRAND PRIZES*

2024 VIRTUAL

Cooking Classes

*TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

WITH LUCA MANFE WINNER OF MASTER CHEF SEASON FOUR

07 . 26

@ 1800 CT Fish and Chips

09 . 0 6

@ 1800 CT

Veal Scaloppini

07 . 27

@ 1700 CT

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@ 1700 CT

Seafood Stew

0 8 . 06

@ 1800 CT Beef Short Ribs

10 . 2 6

@ 1700 CT

Rack of Lamb

0 8 . 07

@ 1700 CT

Steak Night

Pork Tenderloin

SCAN QR CODE TO LEARN MORE OR GO TO

MYAIRFORCELIFE.COM/MASTERCHEF Subject to Change

SUMMER CAMP

Scholarships 2 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE "RAMPAGING ROBOTS"

3 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE "LIMNOLOGY” For more information, visit the Hand’s-On Science Center Facebook page Paid Advertisement. No Federal endorsement of advertiser intended.

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Summer Camps

Advanced STEM Camps

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YOU PLAY, WE PAY. The UNITE Program provides Commanders with funding to initiate programs that will benefit all Airmen in their unit.

This includes assigned: Active Duty Reserve ANG APF/NAF Civilians

CONTACT JEREMY KIDD (931) 454-7530

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June 2024

ADMINISTRATION (931) 454-7779 MON - FRI • 7:30am - 4pm Closed on Federal Holidays

ARNOLD LAKESIDE COMPLEX (931) 454-3350 MON - FRI Community Events • 8am - 4pm FRI Open Dining • 5-8pm Landing Bar • 5-10pm Closed June 21 & 28 Closed on AFMC Family Day & Federal Holidays

MARKETING (931) 454-3128/3840 MON - FRI • 8am - 4pm Closed on Federal Holidays

CAFE 100 (931) 454-5885 MON - THUR • 7am - 1pm Closed on Fridays, AFMC Family Days & Federal Holidays

COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP & ADVERTISEMENT (931) 454-3171 MON - FRI • 8am - 4pm Closed on Federal Holidays

FITNESS CENTER (931) 454-6440 MON - FRI • 5am - 7:30pm SAT • 8am - 1pm Closed on Federal Holidays

UNITE (931) 454-7530 MON - FRI • 7:30am - 4pm Closed on Federal Holidays

OUTDOOR RECREATION (931) 454-6084/3051 MON - FRI • 8am - 6pm SAT • 9am - 5pm Closed on Federal Holidays

NAF HUMAN RESOURCES (931) 454-4945 MON - THUR • 7:30am - 4pm FRI • By Appointments Only Closed on Federal Holidays GOSSICK LEADERSHIP CENTER (931) 454-7779

By Reservations Only

RECYCLING CENTER (931) 454-6068 MON - FRI • 6:30am - 3pm Closed on AFMC Family Days & Federal Holidays

Subject to Change

GOLF COURSE (931) 454-4653 DAILY • 7am - 7pm

June 2024

TO OUR SPONSORS

NO FEDERAL ENDORSEMENT OF SPONSORS INTENDED.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. THE JOHN S. MCCAIN NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT (NDAA) OF 2019 ALLOWS VETERANS (PURPLE HEART/MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS, FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR, OR WITH SERVICE-CONNECTED DISABILITY (SCD) AND THEIR GUESTS) AND OTHER CERTAIN VETERANS USE OF THE COMMISSARY, MILITARY EXCHANGE AND CERTAIN MORALE WELFARE AND RECREATION FACILITIES.

DO YOU HAVE A VETERAN’S HEALTH INDENTIFICATION CARD (VHIC)?

The VHIC is the credential used to establish identity for the purpose of access control.

A REAL ID-compliant (STAR) driver’s license is used to establish identity for the purpose of force protection. The VHIC establishes purpose both for the cardholder and for the cardholder’s accompanying guest. The card will only display the veteran’s name, picture, and special eligibility indicators on the front of the card, if applicable. Veterans will require a VHIC that displays “PURPLE HEART,” “MEDAL OF HONOR”, “FORMER POW,” or “SERVICE CONNECTED” below the photo on the front of the card for installation and benefit access.

Enroll your VHIC Card in DEERS today at the

AEDC VISITORS CENTER Wattendorf Memorial Hwy (Main Gate) (931) 454-5453