NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2024
ARNOLD AFB
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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-todate information.
No federal endorsement of sponsors intended throughout this magazine.
All events/programs are subject to change.
We wanted totake a moment to express our sincere gratitude for choosing Services at Arnold AFB. Your support means the world to us, and we are truly thankful for your trust in our events andprograms.
At SVS, we are committed to providing the best possible events and programs to our valued customers, and your satisfaction is our ultimate goal. If you have any feedback or suggestions, we would love to hear from you in our ICE comments.
Warm regards,
Arnold Lakeside Complex
NOVEMBER 8 & 11 Café 100 NOVEMBER 11
Arnold Fitness Center
NOVEMBER 11
Outdoor Recreation Recycling Center
NOVEMBER 11
Subject to change.
NOVEMBER 8 & 11
Recycling Center
Recycle boxes this holiday season!
Bldg 3027, Westover Rd (931) 454-3350 Monday-Friday Community Events 8am-4pm
The Landing Bar 5-10pm
Monday-Thursday 7 am-1pm
Closed on Fridays
Hap’s After Hours
Meatloaf
Taco Tuesday
Bldg 100, Kindel Dr (931) 454-5885
Nov 12 3-6pm Dec 9-12 10:30am-1pm
Chicken Tenders Chicken Noodle Soup
$12.00
November Cafe Special $12.50 Nov 20 10:30am-1pm Nov 6 10:30am-1pm with mashed potatoes, carrots, roll & a fountain drink $12.50 with mac n’ cheese, green beans & a fountain drink
December Cafe Special $11.25
Includes 3 soft beef tacos with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and sour cream with rice, beans. and a fountain drink. with crackers, a 3-cheese grilled cheese & fountain drink
Peppermint Mocha
While supplies last. Subject to change.
Subject to change.
Nashville Predators vs Minnesota Wild
Nashville Predators vs Minnesota Wild
Subject to change.
NOVEMBER 15
The following Services facilities will operate under alternate hours of operations for Unit Training:
Arnold Fitness Center
DECEMBER 20
The following Services facilities will operate under alternate hours of operations for Unit team building:
Arnold Lakeside Complex CLOSED
Arnold Fitness Center
Arnold Golf Course
Outdoor Recreation
Recycling Center 5:30-7:30am 10:30am-7:30pm 10:30am-5pm 11am-3pm 10:30am-5pm
Subject to change.
Arnold Golf Course
Outdoor Recreation
Recycling Center 5-10:30am CLOSED
6:30-10:30am 8-10:30am
MONDAY-FRIDAY
SATURDAY 5AM-7:30PM 8AM-1:30PM
BLDG 1358, SCHRIEVER AVE (931) 454-6440
Create your own fitness regimen & work at your own pace to focus on fitness, body fat loss & weight reduction.
Prizes based off of highest percentage of total body fat lost.
Initial weigh-in & InBody scan from January 6-10.
STARTS: JANUARY 6
ENDS: FEBRUARY 28 60 DAY
LUNCHTIME YOGA MON, WED, FRI 11AM-12PM
INTERVAL TRAINING MON, WED, FRI 3:45-4:30PM KICKBOXING TUE & THURS 3:45-4:30PM
This eight-week weight loss challenge is designed to encourage healthy eating choices and physical activity. Open to 18+ years old & DoD ID holders. For more information call (931) 454-6440. CLASSES WILL NOT BE SCHEDULED WHEN FITNESS CENTER IS CLOSED Subject to change.
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BLDG 2815, WATTENDORF HWY (931) 454-GOLF DAILY 8AM-5PM
16 • 9am
Obstacle filled 9-hole event 2-man scramble
Members $20 Non-Members $44
Includes greens & cart
Arnold Lakeside Complex
NOVEMBER 25-29
Café 100
NOVEMBER 27-28
Arnold Fitness Center
NOVEMBER 27-29
Subject to change.
Arnold Golf Course
NOVEMBER 28
Outdoor Recreation
NOVEMBER 28-29
Recycling Center
NOVEMBER 27-29
WIN RUBY FALLS TICKETS FOR A FAMILY OF 4!
Arnold Lakeside Complex
DECEMBER 21-JANUARY 5
Arnold Fitness Center
DECEMBER 24-26
DECEMBER 31-JANUARY 1
DECEMBER 25
JANUARY 1
DECEMBER 21-JANUARY 5
Arnold Golf Course
DECEMBER 25
JANUARY 1 Café 100
Outdoor Recreation Recycling Center
DECEMBER 24-26
DECEMBER 31-JANUARY 1
Subject to change.
By: Nicole Whitt
At the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC), the heart of our community beats a little stronger each year, thanks to the generous contributions of our sponsors. In 2024, their unwavering support has been instrumental in offsetting the costs of organizing a wide variety of events that enrich and unite the AEDC community.
From festive celebrations to competitive sports, our events have flourished, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie among community members. These endeavors, which bring joy and inspiration, would not have been possible without the financial backing of our dedicated sponsors.
Their commitment has not only helped us cover event expenses but has also enabled us to elevate the quality and scale of our programs. This means more opportunities for our community to engage, learn, and grow together in an environment that reflects the high standards and innovative spirit of AEDC.
As we reflect on this year, we are deeply grateful for the partnership with our local community. Their contributions have made a significant impact, and for that, Services extends our heartfelt thanks!
ARNOLD COMMUNITY COUNCIL
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CHICK-FIL-A OF MANCHESTER
CHICK-FIL-A OF TULLAHOMA
CITIZEN’S TRI-COUNTY BANK
FIRST HORIZON BANK
GEICO
HANDS ON SCIENCE CENTER
LIGHTTUBE
NATIONAL AEROSPACE SOLUTIONS
SIERRA LOBO, INC.
STATE FARM
WALMARTOFTULLAHOMA
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Being able to assist commanders and directors facilitate team building events for their staff is my favorite part about working UNITE events. It is important to be able to spend some time outside of the office and provide the opportunity to rest and recharge. The opportunity UNITE allows for a team to bond can have tangible effects on the performance of a group. People work together fast, better and safer.
What do you wish the AEDC community knew about UNITE?
I would like to emphasize the simplicity and accessibility of organizing a UNITE event. My aim is to support the AEDC workforce by making it as straightforward as possible for them to utilize their allotted funding and host successful events. UNITE allocates $18.00 per individual annually for activities and food. These funds are designated for AEDC personnel, and it is the responsibility of the commanders and directors to ensure their proper utilization.
What is your favorite memory at a UNITE event?
I take great pleasure in observing everyone as they relax and enjoy themselves. Outside of the typical work environment, individuals are more likely to feel at ease and open up. It is crucial to become acquainted with your colleagues, and UNITE events provide an excellent opportunity to learn moreabout the people you spend over 40 hours a week with.
On Thursday, October 17, the AEDC community gathered at the Arnold Lakeside Complex for the annual Arnold AFB Sports Day. Wing Staff, 804 TG, and TSD competed in 11 sports for the trophy and bragging right.
The day was filled with excitement and camaraderie, with each team giving their best effort. TSD emerged victorious, claiming the 2024 Sports Day trophy. Lunch was provided by "It's a Wrap," adding to the day’s enjoyment.
Arnold AFB Sports Day 2024 was more than just competitions; it was a celebration of community spirit and athletic excellence. Congratulations toTSD and thanks to all participants and organizers!
This year's Trunk or Treat event was nothing short of amazing, with 450+ spirited attendees —our highest turnout of the year! With 20 creatively decorated trunks, the atmosphere was bursting with Halloween fun.
Participants enjoyed a thrilling costume contest , a challenging scavenger hunt , and delightful cookie decorating . A special shoutout to our costume contest winners : the eerily accurate Wednesday Addams , the rock ' n ' roll legend Elvis Presley , and the chilling Chucky . The Trunk winners were Lt . Col . Kristopher Dhaul , and Donna Spears & Matt Pires of First Horizon Bank .
Thank you to everyone who made this event a huge success . We can ' t wait for next year ’ s Halloween fun !
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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 serviceconnected disability (SCD) and their guests) and other certain veterans use of the commissary, military exchange and certain Morale Welfare and Recreation facilities.
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.
