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MEET

MAX!

KEY SPOUSE PROGRAM

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WIN YETI PRIZES

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42d Force Support Squadron • 1st Quarter • January-March 2018

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Ai’shea has been nominated for Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year by the Key Spouse at her father’s unit. With two parents on active duty, Ai’Shea is the epitome of the military child—all necessary qualities included. Until the age of nine, she lived in a single-parent household, while her mother was stationed in Germany, Japan and Louisiana. In her 17 years of life, she has endured 29 months of one of her parents being deployed. Despite the rigors of military life, or perhaps because of them, Ai’Shea has developed a tremendous amount of resiliency and self-direction.

For additional information on the Key Spouse program see page 20.

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Maj Michelle P. Richards

Happy New Year Maxwell! 365 new days, 365 new chances to let the

42d Force Support Squadron help you with your New Year's resolutions. Last year the top resolutions were health, fitness, finances, and spending more time with family and friends. The 42d Force Support Squadron is committed to helping you meet your goals and sustain them through 2018.

For health and fitness, we welcome you to link up with our incredible

fitness team. We have a full range of programs to supercharge your efforts from an Aerobic-thon to 5ks, all to get you in ti-top shape before that next fitness test or summer vacation.

For finance, see our savvy professionals at Airman & Family Readiness Center

and they will help chart a path for retirement or assist you in digging out of your holiday buyer’s remorse.

For ideas on spending more time with family and friends, come join the FSS for

our inaugural St. Patty’s Day Festival, our annual Egg Hunt, or a tasty meal at our Maxwell Club.

2017 was an unbelievable year for our Maxwell-Gunter Community and 2018 is

set to be even better. We have three great Air Force Entertainment Shows this year starting this quarter with Ryan and Friends. Stay tuned for the other two shows later in the year.

We at the 42d Force Support Squadron are excited to continue our efforts

to foster community, facilitate your ability to build resiliency, and ensure your readiness. We hope to see you around the neighborhood. Give our newest mascot “Max” a waive or a high five next time yousee him! Unleash the Force in 2018 Maxwell

MEET MAX!Mascot

42d Force Support Squadron’s

The tradition of mascots dates back at least to the American Civil War. Many

regiments kept living mascots, including Sallie, a bull terrier who followed the men into battle. One of the most famous mascots was Old Abe the bald eagle, who was

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said to have called out a fierce battle cry as she circled the sky above her regiment, the 8th Wisconsin infantry. Mascots embody the desire to support your organization and are a visual representation of the best parts.

Support is the responsibility of 42d Force Support Squadron. Max is going to be

the face of the squadron’s dedication to provide the best support and community services to airmen and their families. A raccoon was chosen because of its ability to adapt with strength and fearlessness. Adaptability, strength and fearlessness are all qualities a force support squadron needs to efficiently serve airmen.

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE pg 2-3|2018 Resolutions Commander's Thoughts Meet Our New Mascot

pg 6-11|Calendars January, February, March

pg 12-16|Youth Calendars, Spring Break, Egg Hunt, Spring Sports

pg 17|A&FRC

ILoveYou! HOW TO SAY

FOR VALENTINES DAY

Maxwell's international student community shares their "languages of love".

A traditional garment from each country is proudly modeled by the women.

Let's celebrate our cultural diversity, and find out more about what we have in common during February, the month of love.

Workshops & Military Saves Week

pg 18-19|Festival Saint Patrick's Day Golf, Bowling, & Club

pg 24-25|Military Spouses Need Assistance? Need a job?

pg 23|Free Show Ryan & Friends

pg 24-25|Now Open Rickenbacker's Coffee Shop

pg 28-29|Survey YETI Giveaways!

pg 30-31|Fitness Tips Meet Your 2018 Fitness Goals

pg 32|Airman's Attic pg 34-35 |ODR Frequent Camper Program 2018 Trips & Fun

pg 36|RAO Retiree Newsletter

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SPAIN: Te Quiero

Above: Mar Right: Roberto and Mar

INDIA: main tumse pyaar karti hoon Top left: Anshum Left to right: Manish and Anshum

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OURCOMMUNTYROCKS!

PAINT, HIDE, FIND, POST

Stop by Hopper Lodge from 3:30-4:30pm.

JAN

06 FUN FOR ALL!

AEROBIC-THON

Kick start your year with a heart-pumping morning of cardio from 9-10:30am in the Maxwell Fitness Center aerobics room! The Fitness Center is partnering with Youth Programs to include kids in this healthy lifestyle event. All ages will benefit from this an all-in-one class of

ZUMBA, STEP, AND TURBO KICK! Door prizes will be awarded to lucky participants throughout the event.

INFO: 334-953-8144

6 | January-March 2018

Participants will paint and share photos of their rocks before hiding them at Maxwell or Gunter.

From there, others can find the hidden rocks and post pictures when they find one to the Life at the Max Facebook page!

Cost is a canned food donation.

INFO: 334-953-6144

JAN

16

JANUARY

Win a Yeti Cooler!

Deadline to enter is January 31 • Details pg 28 & 29 Weekly prizes all month • Visit LifeAtTheMax.us to enter

05 |Youth Soccer Registration

Register January 5-February 9 • Ages 5-17 Practice begins February 19 • Season: March-May $45/members • $85/non-members

06 |Aerobic-thon

Maxwell Fitness Center • 9-10:30am Zumba, Step, & Turbo Kick • Door prizes

08 |NCAA Championship Game

Two Putts Bar & Grill • Doors open at 6pm Game starts at 7pm • Food & drink specials

16 |Fine Art Exhibit Week

JAN

26 SQUADRON

CHALLENGE

REGISTER BY JANUARY 24 Challenge your co-workers and fellow Airman to compete in the Squadron Challenge at 5pm!

The team with the most points will win a free

Last day to submit work is January 10 YCs • January 16-19 • 2:30-5:30pm

|Rock Painting Event

ODR • "Our Community Rocks" • Hopper Lodge 3:30-4:30pm • Cost is a canned food donation

19 | Wine Tasting

Sign up by January 12 • Maxwell Club • 5-7:30pm Sample eight wines • Light hors d'oeuvres $10/members • $15/non-members

20 |Penny-a-Point Bowling

Bowling Centers • One cent for each point scored!

22 |Mingle Mondays

Cypress Tree Two Putts Bar & Grill 6-7:30pm • Free appetizers • Drink specials

26 |Bowling Squadron Challenge

Register by January 24 • Maxwell Bowling • 5pm $20 for a team of three • Top squadron wins a party!

27 |Oak Mountain Hiking

party for up to 50 guests! The prize will include

ODR • 9am-4pm • $12/person

bowling, shoes, pizza, wings, and soft drinks.

Register a team of three for $20 at the Maxwell Bowling Center.

|Biloxi Casino Bus Trip

ITT • 6am-10pm • $30/person Includes $25 Free Play card and transportation

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SUPER BOWL

TAILGATE PARTY!

Join us at Cypress Tree Golf Course beginning at 3pm for outdoor tailgating activities, games, and prizes! The big game can be viewed

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outside on a huge screen. Must bring your own lawn chairs.

No outside food please.

Two Putts Bar & Grill opens at 4:30pm with the game on all eight TVs. There will be plenty of food and drink specials!

INFO: 334-953-2209

FEB

09

INDOORSKYDIVING

IN A WIND TUNNEL!

Let your dream of skydiving become a reality! Join ODR for a trip to iFly Indoor Skydiving in Atlanta, GA. Experience the simulation of a true free fall inside a vertical wind tunnel. Single Airman register beginning January 10. All others can register beginning January 22.

The cost is $25/person and the trip will run from 7:30am-4pm.

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FEB

10

FEBRUARY 04 | Super Bowl Party

Cypress Tree Golf • Starts at 3pm

06 | Free Club Sandwich

Maxwell Club • Members only • 11am-1pm Plated Club sandwich & chips

09 |Club Bartending 101

Maxwell Club • 5-7pm • Learn how to mix drinks $5/members • $7/non-members

10 | Indoor Skydiving

ODR • 7:30am-4pm • Atlanta, GA

| Valentine’s Special

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MIX YOUR OWN DRINK! It’s happy hour at the Club! Learn how to make five classic cocktails from 5-7pm with live demonstrations.

Afterwards, attendees will get the chance to make their own drink, and snack on finger foods. The cost is $5/members and for $7/non-members.

INFO: 334-953-7820

Bowling Centers • 2-4pm • $45/up to six people Includes: two hours of bowling, shoes, a 1-topping pizza, a basket of wings, and soft drinks

13 |Family Game Night

ODR • Hopper Lodge • 3:30-5pm Giant Jenga • Connect4 • Refreshments Canned food donation for admission

17 | Basketball Tournament

February 17-19 • Maxwell Fitness Center 2018 Southeast Military Athletic Conference Men’s Post Season Basketball Tournament

| Farmers Market Trip

ITT • Decatur, GA • 8am-7pm World's largest farmer's market

19 | Pancakes On Us

February 19-23 • National Hot Cake Week Maxwell Bowling • 6:30-9:30am Celebrate with a week of free pancakes with purchase of a beverage each day

22 | 2-for-1 Prime Rib

Maxwell Club • 5:30-7:30pm $30/two members • $20/single member $40/two non-members • $30/single guest

24 |Biloxi Casino Bus Trip

ITT • 6am-10pm • $30/person

Military Saves Week A&FRC • February 26-March 3

28 |3-Point Shootout

Maxwell Fitness Center • 11am • Co-ed Shoot 5 balls from 5 spots in 60 seconds from the 3-point line

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PEDAL TOUR &

PUBCRAWL

Visit historical sites and local breweries in

MAR

06 SOUTHEASTERN

RAPTOR

PROGRAM

Get up close and personal with owls, eagles and more! The Southeastern Raptor Program will be at Hopper Lodge from 3:30-4:30pm.

Discuss wildlife conservation, and rehabilitation.

The event is free and open to everyone with base access.

INFO: 334-953-6144

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Birmingham, AL on a group pedal ride! The cost is $15/person for transportation and pedal tour but does not include alcoholic beverages.

Participants must be age 21 or older to attend. Single Airman have priority. The trip will run from 9am-4pm.

INFO: 334-953-6144

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MARCH 06 | Raptor Program

ODR • 3:30-4:30pm • Free Hopper Lodge

|Tuesdays: Me & Mini Me

March 6-May 8 • Maxwell Bowling League Teams of one adult and one child • 2 games a week $15/team • Prizes awarded at the end

07 | Wednesdays: Max Social Club

March 7-May 8 • Maxwell Bowling • 9:30am Teams of two or three • Includes: coffee, breakfast special, and 2 games • $6/person

10 |Indoor Climbing Road Trip

ODR • Birmingham Boulders • 9am-4pm Beginners & seasoned climbers • $15/person Priority placement for Senior Airman

12 |Spring Break Bowling

March 12-16 • Bowling Centers • 10:30am-2pm 2 free games for kids • $1/shoe rental

|Mingle Mondays Cypress Tree Two Putts Bar & Grill 6-7:30pm • Free appetizers • Drink specials

13 |Golf 4 Kids Clinic

MAR

30

JAZZ

ON THE TERRACE

Spring Break: March 13-16 Cypress Tree • Ages 8-13 • 9-10:30am $170/child includes set of starter clubs

15 |St Patty's Dodgeball

Maxwell Fitness Center • 5:30pm • 6-person teams

16 |Lake Martin Movie Night

6am-8pm • Lake Martin Rec Area • Free

17 |St. Patty’s Day Festival

Events all day long • Details pgs 18 & 19

24 |Egg Hunt

Gunter Fisk Park • Starting at 9:30am • Details pg 15

|Pedal Tour & Pub Crawl

|Biloxi Casino Bus Trip

ODR • Birmingham, AL • Age 21 or older • 9am-4pm

Move to the rhythm of free Jazz music out

ITT • 6am-10pm • $30/person

on the Maxwell Club Terrace from 5:30-9pm.

26 |Scout’s Week

for purchase in the lounge.

INFO: 334-953-7820

29 |Poker Run 5k

Food and drink specials will be available

March 26-30 • Bowling Centers • Reservations needed $3/child includes behind the scenes tour, two games & shoes Maxwell Fitness Center • 3:30pm • Free

30 | Jazz on the Terrace

Maxwell Club • 5:30-9pm

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SUBMIT ART BY JANUARY 10 Celebrate creativity January 16-19 at the youth centers from 2:30-5:30pm. Each day, artwork including digital, watercolors, pastel, and colored pencil will be displayed for all to see at each youth center.

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MAXWELL: 334-953-6292 • GUNTER: 334-416-3436

FEB

02 ST. PATRICK'S DANCE

HOSTED BY S.M.A.R.T. GIRLS CLUB Wear your sparkly green shamrocks and head to Maxwell Youth Center for the annual dance. The event is for 4th and 5th graders from 6-8pm. The cost is $3

or three canned food items for the Montgomery Area Food Bank. Activities will include a dance competition, prizes for best dressed, and a photo booth to commemorate the evening. Refreshments will be served.

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09

YOUTH CALENDARS JANUARY

05 | Spring Soccer Register January 5-February 9 • Ages 5-17 $45/members • $85/non-members

08 |Coach Pitch Baseball

Register January 8-February 23 • Ages 5-8 $60/members • $80/non-members

16 |Fine Art Exhibit Week

Submissions will be accepted until January 10

|Youth Field Trip

Sign up by January 12 • 3pm • Dexter Avenue Church $5/members • $10/non-members

27 |Rockin' Jump Trampoline Trip Sign up by January 19 • YCs • 6-8:30pm $20/members • $30/non-members

FIELD TRIP!

FEBRUARY 01 |Valentines for Veterans

February 1-14 • YCs • Create cards for veterans

1ST FRIDAY FOR TEENS

02 |1st Friday Teen Field Trip

All teens are invited to join the Maxwell Youth Center

09 |Valentine Dance

from 6-9pm for an exciting teen night adventure to

MYC • 6-9pm • Escapology • $15/teen

Escapology in downtown Montgomery. The cost is

MYC • 6-9pm • 6th grade & older $5/person or three canned food donations

$15/teen and includes pizza and refreshments.

16 |Kickback Night

INFO: 334-953-6292

GYC • Age 9 & older • 6-9pm • Pizza

24 |Day Trip to Birmingham

MYC • Ages 9 & up • 10am • Civil Rights Institute Laser Tag • $25/members • $35/non-members

26 |Right Start Baseball

Register February 26-March 24 • Ages 3 & 4

MARCH 02 |1st Friday for Teens

MYC • 6-9pm • Pizza & refreshments

09 |St. Patrick’s Dance

MYC • Hosted by the Smart Girls Club

12 |Spring Break Camp

March 12-16 • Ages 5-12 • 6:30am-5:30pm Register at www.militarychildcare.com

23 |Kickback Night

GYC • Age 9 and older • 6-9pm • Pizza

24 |Annual Egg Hunt

Gunter Fisk Park • Starting at 9:30am • Details pg 15 Easter Bunny, games, music, and egg hunt

HELLO

SPRINGBREAK:MARCH12-16 The upcoming break for the kids means one thing for all parents, “What am I going to do with my kids�? Have no fear, we have activities to keep your kiddos busy and entertained.

The Bowling Centers will

Ages 5-12 can be registered for

Cypress Tree is hosting a fun

have a special all week! Kids

the School Age Care (SAC)

golf clinic for youth ages

receive two free games from

program Spring Break Camp.

8-13. Cost is $170/child and

10:30am-2pm. Shoes/$1.

Cost is based on income.

includes a starter club set!

INFO: 334-953-5049

INFO: 334-953-6292

INFO: 334-953-2209

Register for SAC camp at www.militarychildcare.com or https://militarychildcare.cnic.navy.mil/mcc-consumer/home/viewhome.action

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MAR

24 EGG HUNT ALL KIDS ARE WELCOME! Hop over to Fisk Park on Gunter for an exciting egg hunt hosted by the Easter Bunny! Starting at 9:30am, families with base access will enjoy a beautiful spring morning full of games, music, and colorful eggs filled with candy!

INFO: 334-416-3436

YOUTH SPORTS

It's Spring Sign-Up time!

Calling all sportsters, speedsters & ball players!

If your child is interested in a team sport this season, get their physicals ready.

YOUTH SPORTS: 334-953-6171 • VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED!

AGE 5-17 SPRING SOCCER

AGE 5-8

COACH PITCH BASEBALL

AGE 3 & 4

Learn soccer skills like running,

Really get your kids swinging.

Sign your child up to learn the

foot coordination, and team

Kids will get more time learning

basic concepts of baseball while

sportsmanship.

hand eye coordination so they

making new friends and

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can hit balls out of the park!

releasing some of that energy!

$45/MEMBERS•$85/NON-MEMBERS

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$60/MEMBERS•$80/NON-MEMBERS

$45/CHILD

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RIGHT START BASEBALL

A&FRC

Workshops & Counseling

Airman & Family Readiness Center • 55 South Mitchell Street • Building 677 • 953-2353/9694 Find Us on Facebook at "42 FSS Airman & Family Readiness Center"

REGISTER ONE DUTY DAY PRIOR TO THE CLASS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE PERSONAL & WORK LIFE

FINANCIAL READINESS

TRANSITION ASSISTANCE

• Sandwich Generation:

• Paying Off Holiday Debt:

• Pre-Separation Counseling: 9-12am

11:30am-12:30pm • January 10 • Balancing Act: 9-10am • January 11 • Productivity Takes Time:

11:30am-12:30pm • January 9

January 3, February 7 & March 7

• Developing a Winning Spending Plan: 11:30am-12:30pm • January 18

10-11am • January 18

8:30am-4pm • February 5 & 6

• Am I Ready to Own a Home:

• Current Status, In A Relationship: 9-10am • February 1

• Career Technical Track Training:

11:30am-12:30pm • January 23

8am-3pm • March 26-27

9-10am • March 29

• Heart Link: February 23 • 8am-2:30pm Register for childcare by January 9.

Those not needing childcare must

• TAP Workshops: 8am-4:30pm

• Buying and Financing My First Home: 11:30am-12:30pm • January 30

March 12-16: Register by March 8 • Senior TAP Workshops:

• Protecting Your Identity:

11:30am-12:30pm • February 27 • Chitter, Chatter: 10am-11am • March 8 • Relax, Relate, and Release: 11:30am-12:30pm • March 7 • Nip the Nagging in the Bud: 11:30am-12:30pm • March 22

AIR FORCE AID (953-5055) January 17, February 21, & March 21

8am-4:30pm • January 22-26

11:30am-12:30pm • February 13

Register by January 18

• Understanding and Improving

RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

Your Credit Score: 11:30am-12:30pm • February 20

• Right Start: 7:50am-12:30pm

• myTSP: 10-11am • March 6

January 4, February 1 & March 8

• Plan to Prosper: 10-11am • March 15 • Investing 101: 10-11am • March 20

• Baby & You: 8am-4pm

January 8-12: Register by January 4 February 12-16: Register by February 8

• Wheels You Want: 11:30am-12:30pm • February 8

register by February 16

• A+/Making the Grade:

• Boots 2 Business:

EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE • Resume Writing for the

SCHOOL LIAISON

“Private Sector”: 10-11am

• A Smooth Move in the Learning

January 10, 17, & 24

Environment (SMILE): 1-2pm

February 14, 21, & 28

January 18, February 15, March 15

March 14, 21, & 28 • Job Search Strategies: 10-11am • February 7 • Interviewing Techniques: 10-11am January 3 & March 7

MILITARY SAVES WEEK SET A GOAL,

February 26-March 3 Don’t miss an opportunity to promote good savings habits.

MAKE A PLAN,

Strengthen your financial future, open up communication

SAVE AUTOMATICALLY!

lines in your household regarding finances, and be a responsible saver. Educate your kids by starting them on the path of savings at a young age. Take the savings pledge!

INFO: militarysaves.org

DAY FESTIVAL GOLF TOURNAMENT 5K RUN PARTY AT THE CLUB

SATURDAY, MARCH 17 Break out those shamrock-shaped glasses and green top hats for a full day of fun!

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CYPRESS TREE GOLF

MAXWELL FITNESS

MAXWELL CLUB

L 8:00 AM 4-Person Scramble

1:00 PM Leprechaun Dash

REGISTER BY MARCH 14

COLLECT GOLD COINS!

Select your team and sign-up at the Cypress Tree Pro Shop.

Food and prizes following play. $25/members plus carts and $49/non-Members plus carts.

Lucky runners will spot a leprechaun and collect his gold coins! Wear your best St Pattys Day green to win the prize for best costume.

INFO: 334-953-2209

INFO: 334-953-5953

4:00 PM Party at the Club Come celebrate Celtic traditions at the Club with

IRISH FOOD, GREEN BEER, face painting and games from 4-8pm.

INFO: 334-953-7820

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KEY SPOUSE

CREATING A CULTURE OF FAMILY

In Sebastian Junger’s book, Tribe:

arms, and our families at home are an

forum on Facebook to hear from

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integral part to that community. This is

our families. These outreach efforts

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the very foundation of the Air Force Key

continue in Air Education and Training

things in order to be content: they

Spouse program.

Command as Mrs. Joni Kwast hosts Key

need to feel competent at what they

Both the Chief of Staff of the

Spouse strategy sessions and assists in

do; they need to feel authentic in their

Air Force, Gen. David L. Goldfein

mentoring commanders and program

lives; and they need to feel connected

and his wife Mrs. Dawn Goldfein are

managers alike in strengthening unit

to others.” The military community and

committed to strengthening our military

and community relations. As Mrs. Kwast

its culture is what makes it unique to any

communities, particularly when it comes

stated, “It’s about creating a culture

other profession in the world. Military

to our military families. In October 2017,

of family and community that allows

units become families, your coworkers

Mrs. Dawn Goldfein and Mrs. Tonya

both the service member and family to

become your brothers and sisters in

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receive vital support.”

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MILITARY SPOUSE

ARE YOU A LOOKING FOR A CAREER?

Military spouses are eligible for priority

placement when it comes to obtaining employment with the federal government.

The Priority Placement Program, better

"The Priority

known as the PPP includes the Military

Placement

Spouse Preference program (MSP).

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We encourage eligible military spouses

to contact the Civilian Personnel Office

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find a job

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you make an appointment with Civilian Personnel, you’ll have a qualified Human

bases..."

Resources Specialist personally meet with

- Kori McNabb

you to discuss your resume and past job

Contract Specialist

experiences. The detail in a resume allows the HR Specialist to assess your knowledge and skills to match you with an occupation and level of work (grade) for which you are qualified.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ELIGIBILITY:

BRING TO INTERVIEW:

• Married to Sponsor/Military member

• Current detailed resume

• Live within commuting area of sponsor

• Sponsor’s Permanent Change of

ENROLLMENT PROCESS: Contact your Civilian Personnel Office to schedule an appointment for an interview to assess your employment qualifications.

Station (PCS) orders to Maxwell • Most recent Notification of Personnel Action (SF-50) • Notification of Personnel Action

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS? Military Spouses may contact the Civilian Personnel Flight

334-953-7339

reflecting highest grade held • Most recent Performance Appraisal indicating performance rating

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The Maxwell Club adds

CRAFT beer & whiskey to the mix!

The Maxwell Club Lounge is now offering local brews as well as an array of frothy cold gems from across the states. The variety will change from time to time to quench everyone’s thirst pallets. If you enjoy a cold beer after a long day’s work or just relaxing with a fine whiskey, the Maxwell Club has a drink for you.

Beers: $4.25/bottle • Whiskeys: $6/each • Maxwell Club • 334-953-7820

CRAFT

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There are thousands of brands of beer in the U.S. alone, which means it’s the

is IPA. IPA stands for India Pale

Whiskey

Ale which has a hoppy beer

Craft whiskey goes through the process of

style. Another popular style is

micro distilling and waiting for the stocks

ale, with a sweet full-bodied

to age. Just like the whiskey is slow to gain

and fruity taste.

its aromatic proof, you should sip the full

best time in the world to be a beer lover. Leading the trend is craft beer which is brewed mostly at a smaller, traditional independent brewery. One of the most popular craft beers

CRAFT

bodied liquor and enjoy the flavors.

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2017 Lodging Olympics

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CONGRATULATIONS TEAM GUNTER! The games have been played, and Gunter’s team was crowned victorious at the 2017 Lodging Olympics, General Manager Chris Kitchens shared, “The annual tournament is a way for our lodging team to shake things up and have some fun! Teams showed off their skills with a basketball shoot-off, corn hole, golf, and lip syncing contest. Making this event possible for a staff of 237 employees truly exemplifies the power of teamwork and camaraderie.”

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LifeAtTheMax.us The 42d Force Support Squadron is proud of our new branding and website, Life at the Max! We are striving to improve the quality of life for the Maxwell Community by providing a website that is user friendly with all the information military members and and their families need.

FACEBOOK

INSTAGRAM

Like us on Facebook! Keep

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up-to-date on your favorite postphotosabouteventsthat social media platform.

are happening on base.

Humans of Maxwell is an anonymous Facebook

WEBSITE

MAGAZINE

photoblog featuring people who live, work and

Find information about our

The magazine is at kiosks

serve Maxwell AFB. Each portrait documents

services and upcoming

around base or online

people with fun and inspiring stories to tell.

events in one place.

anytime on your device.

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Tips

FITNESS

from Maxwell Community Experts

“You have to incorporate all aspects of fitness to really see results. Cardio, strength, diet, and especially stretching.

Stretching is good for recovery and makes life a little easier.”

“Set a goal. If you don’t have a goal it’s easy to get complacent.

Make it realistic.”

DONNA ELLIS Donna teaches spin, step, zumba and turbo kick classes. She has been teaching at Maxwell for five years and currently holds a masters degree in health promotion and human performance.

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“Keeping pushing forward.

I hear “oh, I messed up.” a lot.

People just stop pushing at it because they derailed once and never get back at it. Just restart. It’s okay to do that."

SELINADELLAFOSSE Selina teaches a high intensity calisthenics class, called Turbokick, on Mondays and Wednesdays.

JOSH HALE Josh is a personal trainer currently working on a Exercise Physiology degree at

“Nobody cares if you’re flexible.

People care if you’re kind to them.”

Auburn University at Montgomery.

KELLY COLACICCO Kelly teaches yoga fundamentals, yin yoga and flow yoga on Tuesdays and Thursdays. She has been teaching yoga

"Stop and Breathe. When you stop and take a second, it helps us focus on the present.

What we do on the mat...learning to breathe in difficult postures, we can take what we learned into our everyday lives. You’ll learn to breathe through difficult times."

for three years.

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"I was a customer of the Airman’s Attic first. I saw the need for volunteers..."

- Melodie, Volunteer

Airman’s Attic

The Airman’s Attic is a base service that is

completely operated by volunteers. Inside are hundreds of quality items ranging from

Donation shed is available 24/7.

clothes to pantry items. The attic is open to all military personnel (enlisted and officer)

Volunteers can contact the Airman and

and their families. Clothing, uniforms and

Family Readiness Center to be matched up

home goods are free to E-9 and below.

to the Airman's Attic.

Pantry items and diapers are free for E-6

“I was a customer of the Airman’s

and below. Officers can find uniforms

Attic first. I saw the need for volunteers

and accoutrements at a discounted price.

and thought I could give a few hours of my

“We need volunteers and donations. Our

biggest donation need is pantry items and diapers right now. Donations can be made seven days a week. We are open during

time each week.” said Melodie, a volunteer at the Airmans Attic. “There are many things volunteers can do. Hang clothes, sort and organize. We want to make sure the quality of the

limited hours,but there is a shed outside of

donated items is good enough to give. It’s easy to do

the building to drop off donated items.

even if you have just 30 minutes of your time to give.”

If you are donating furniture, we ask that you wait until we are open and bring the furniture inside so it doesn’t get rained on.” says Vice President, Laura Norris.

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INFO: 334-953-6200 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY • 9AM TO NOON BLDG 914 • SHUMACHER AVE (Located across the street from finance.

See pg 38 for map.)

FREQUENT CAMPER PROGRAM JANUARY 16 |Rock Painting Event

ODR • "Our Community Rocks" • Hopper Lodge 3:30-4:30pm • Cost is a canned food donation

27 | Oak Mountain Hiking Register by January 22 Depart at 9am • $12/person

|Biloxi Casino Bus Trip ITT • 6am-10pm • $30 per person Includes $25 Free Play card and transportation Trip happens every month!

Do you enjoy camping and visiting new locations?

Are you one of the lucky ones who travel and stay at FamCamps and RV parks all over the world? Then the FamCamp Frequent Camper Program is for you. As a member of the program you will receive valuable rewards for every ten FamCamps you visit to complete a tier. For each tier you complete you earn five camper

FEBRUARY 10 | Indoor Skydiving

ODR • 7:30am-4pm • Atlanta, GA

13 |Family Game Night

ODR • Hopper Lodge • 3:30-5pm Giant Jenga • Connect4 • Refreshments Canned food donation for admission

cash certificates, a decal for your camper or RV, and membership in the Frequent Camper Program is $40 but

MARCH

provides more than $80 in discounts and gifts.

06 |Raptor Program

two enamel pins to mark your achievement. A lifetime

FamCamp, Lake Martin Recreation Area, and Mid-Bay

3:30-4:30pm • Hopper Lodge

Shores Recreation Area, all participate in the Frequent

10 |Indoor Climbing Road Trip

Camper Program. For more information visit www.myairforcelife.com/Outdoor/FAMCAMPS.aspx

ODR • Birmingham Boulders • 9am-4pm Beginners & seasoned climbers • $15/person Priority placement for Senior Airman

INFO: 334-953-5161

16 |Lake Martin Movie Night

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6am-8pm • Lake Martin Rec Area • Free

FA M I LY & F R I E N D S

2018 TRIPS & FUN

SAVE THESE DATES: April-December Plans So Far APRIL

SEPTEMBER

09 | Chewacla Family Hike

08 |Kayaking the Coosa

14 |Birmingham Zoo Snooze

OCTOBER

9am-3pm • Auburn, AL

Overnight trip • Experience the zoo after dark!

MAY

22 |Reptile Show

3-4pm • Hopper Lodge

JUNE 19 |Pizazz Paint Class 2-4pm • ODR

JULY 05 | Snuba & Snorkeling 7am-7pm • Destin, FL

8am-3pm • Wetumpka, AL

05 |Costume Climb

7am-11pm • Birmingham, AL

DECEMBER

02 |Ruffner Mountain Refuge Hike 9am-3pm • Birmingham, AL

Details and additional events will be available in up-coming issues of the Life at the Max magazine.

INFO: 334-953-6144

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RetireeNEWS

by Joe L’Abbe, Col. USAF Retired, Director of Maxwell AFB Retiree Activity Office

42 FSS COMMANDER

M aj M ichelle R ichards 42 FSS DEPUTY

R oy Edgar MARKETING DIRECTOR

Stac y K ing GRAPHIC DESIGNER

D onna Jones DIGITAL MEDIA SPECIALIST

Ashley Pitts GRAPHICS & PRODUCTION

Ian M angum DIGITAL MEDIA SPECIALIST

Andrea Stachewicz COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP

Paige Thor nton

The Life at the Max magazine is a quarterly 42d Force Support Squadron publication. The appearance of ads and/or sponsorship in the publication does not constitute endorsement by the Department of the Air Force or the products or services advertised. Contents of the magazine are not the official view of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the Department of the Air Force.

Happy New Year from the Maxwell Retiree

Now on to 2018. As you may know, there

Activities Office! I hope this is the start of a

are some important changes coming to

great year for you.

Tricare. Information is available by calliing

Tricare at 1-800-444-5445 or by going online

2017 was a banner year for the Retiree

Activities Office. We were proud to be part

to https://www.tricare.mil/About/Changes.

of several great events that gave us the

The Air Force retiree website also has a link to

opportunity to meet and greet military retirees

commonly asked questions about the Tricare

and their families. At the Maxwell Airshow,

changes at http://www.retirees.af.mil/.

October Wingman Day, and the annual Retiree

Appreciation Day, we had the chance to

about is the relocation of the Maxwell RAO

answer a lot of questions about retiree related

webpage. We have moved on the official

topics and share information regarding the

Maxwell website. Our new webpage link is:

RAO mission. It was terrific to see everyone

http://www.maxwell.af.mil/RESOURCES/

and we hope to do more community outreach

Retiree-Activities-Office/. You can find useful

in the future.

information and phone numbers for a variety

of military retiree related subjects, as well as,

Before we leave the subject of 2017,

Another change you might need to know

I want to take this opportunity to thank all the

RAO contact information.

wonderful active duty military members that

spent so much time and effort to ensure that

their families that the annual Air Force Retiree

the 2017 Retiree Appreciation Day was a great

Council will meet in Texas later in the spring.

success. These incredible folks volunteered

This is your opportunity to have your voice

many hours planning, organizing, and hosting

heard. If you have any issues you would like

the event. Thank you all!

to have addressed at the council meeting

Finally, I want to remind our retirees and

please give us a call at 334-953-6725 or send us an email at retiree.affairs@us.af.mil. We will forward your input to our area representative to present at the council meeting. We look forward to hearing from you.

42 FSS COMMAND SECTION

334-953-5717 ADVERTISE IN THE LIFE AT THE MAX MAGAZINE

334-953-3366 Information is available online at https://LifeattheMax.us/partner-with-us/

FIND US AT LIFE AT THE MAX

In closing, I would like to wish everyone a

safe and prosperous new year. I will have more retiree news updates for you in my next article.

Stay tuned!

Hours OF OPERATION Hours subject to change without notice • Most 42 FSS facilities are closed federal holidays

Airman & Family Readiness

Fitness & Sports Centers

Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • 953-2353 & 953-9694

REGISTER FOR 24-HOUR FITNESS ACCESS

Auto Hobby Shop

• GUNTER FITNESS CENTER • 416-1250 Mon-Thu: 5am-9pm • Fri: 5am-8pm Sat: 10am-4pm • Sun:12-5pm

Wed-Thu: 4-8pm • Sat: 8am-3pm • 953-6840

Bowling Centers GUNTER • 416-3186 Mon-Thu: 10:30am-2:30pm • Mon-Thu: After 2:30pm (Open by reservation for private parties.)

Fri: 10:30am-9pm • Sat: 1-9pm MAXWELL • 953-5049 Breakfast served all day! Lunch • Dinner • Snacks

• GUNTER FITNESS ANNEX • 416-1250 Mon-Thu: 5am-8pm • Fri: 5am-7pm Sat: 10am-3pm • Sun: 12-4pm • MAXWELL FITNESS CENTER • 953-5953 Mon-Fri: 5am-8pm • Sat-Sun: 9am-4:30pm • MAXWELL FITNESS CENTER ANNEX • 953-5953 Mon-Fri: 5am-8pm • Sat-Sun: 9am-4:30pm

Outdoor Recreation Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm

• EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT • 953-6144 • FAMCAMP • 953-5161 • VEHICLE RESALE LOT • 953-6144 • GROUP RENTAL FACILITIES Available for group functions • Call for hours Hopper Lodge • 953-5161

• MAXWELL MASSAGE THERAPIST • 334-220-6492

Lake-side Pavilion • 953-5161

Mon-Thu: 6:30am-8pm • Fri: 6:30am-9pm • Sat: 1-9pm

• MAXWELL PERSONAL TRAINER • 953-7894

• LAKE MARTIN: (256) 825-6251

Child Development Centers

Force Development Flight

GUNTER: 416-3185 • MAXWELL: 953-6667

• AIRMAN LEADERSHIP SCHOOL • 953-2415

Mon-Fri: 6:30am-5:30pm

• CAREER ASSISTANCE ADVISOR • 953-7829

• FAMILY CHILD CARE • 953-3624 or 953-6667

• EDUCATION & TRAINING SERVICES • 953-5959

Closed federal holidays and AETC Family Days

Civilian Personnel Flight

• CIVILIAN PERSONNEL Section • 953-7339 Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • NAF Human Resources • 953-7005

RESERVATIONS: 953-3509 Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm

Honor Guard & Mortuary Affairs

Mon-Fri: 10am-4:30pm • MID-BAY SHORES: (850) 897-2411 RESERVATIONS: 953-3509 Mon-Fri: 10am-4:30pm

Resource Center

COMPUTER ACCESS: 953-6484 Mon-Fri: 11am-6pm • Sat: 12-5pm

Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm • 953-3273 (After hours 24/7 at 391-4966)

Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm

Club & Lounges • MAXWELL CLUB • 953-7820 Office: Tue-Wed: 9am-2pm • Thu-Fri: 9am-4pm

Information, Tickets & Tours Maxwell: Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm • 953-6351 ITT office inside Gunter Lanes: 416-3302 Wed: 10:30am-2:30pm

Lunch: Tue-Fri: 11am-1pm • MAIN LOUNGE • Mon-Fri: 3:30-9pm

Lodging Offices

• BINGO • Wed: beginning at 5pm

UNIVERSITY INN • 24 hours a day • Seven days a week Gunter: 416-5501 • Maxwell: 953-2055 http://af.dodlodging.net/propertys/Maxwell-AF

• THE PIT • Thu: 7pm-12am (Subject to early closure) • CLOCK TOWER LOUNGE (Gunter Lodging) Tue-Thu: 5-10pm • Fri-Sat: 5-11pm (When SNCOA is in session)

Cypress Tree Golf • TWO PUTTS BAR & GRILL • 953-5885 Daily: 6:30am-2pm • LOUNGE & GRILL Mon-Fri: 4-8pm • Sat-Sun: 2-8pm Food service ends at 7:45pm • PRO SHOP • 953-2209 • Daily: 6:30am-7pm

Dining Facilities

• AVIATION INN • 416-1011 or 416-1017 Mon-Fri: Breakfast: 6-8am • Lunch: 11am-1pm •Dinner: 4-6:30pm Weekends/Holidays: Brunch: 10:30am-12:30pm • Supper: 1:30-6pm • RIVER FRONT INN • 953-5127 Mon-Fri: Breakfast: 6-8am • Lunch: 11am-1pm • Dinner: 4-6:30pm Weekends/Holidays: Brunch: 10:30am-12:30pm • Supper: 1:30-6pm

New! Rickenbacker's Coffee Shop 7 days a week: 6am-9pm

Manpower & Organization Flight Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm • 953-7961

MAX Graphics • GRAPHIC DESIGN & PRINTING • 953-3659

Proudly serving Starbuck's® Coffee

Youth Programs

Closed federal holidays and AETC Family Days • GUNTER: 416-3436 • MAXWELL: 953-6292

Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm

Mon: 2:30-5:30pm • Tue: 1-5:30pm

Military Personnel Flight • 953-6487

MYC Teens only, 1st Friday of each month: 6-9pm

• MILITARY PERSONNEL: Mon, Tue, & Fri: 8am-4pm Wed: 8:30am-4pm • Thu: 8am-12pm IN-PROCESSING: Mon, Wed, & Fri: 8:30am • ID & CAC: Appointments only • 953-4270 Mon, Tue, & Fri: 8am-4pm • Wed: 8:30am-4pm Thu: 8am-12pm

Wed-Fri: 2:30-5:30pm • SCHOOL AGE CENTERS GUNTER: 416-1427

WINTER: Mon-Fri: 3-5:30 p.m.

MAXWELL: 953-6292

WINTER: Mon-Fri: 6:30-8am • 3-5:30pm

SCHOOL YEAR: Before School: Mon-Fri: 6:30-8am After School: Mon, Wed, Fri: 3-5:30pm • Tue: 2-5:30pm

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A&FRC (953-2353) ..............................677 Auto Shop (953-6840).......................1067 Bowling Center (953-5049)...................45 Scoops (953-5049)............................45 (located inside Maxwell Bowling) CDC (953-6667) .....................................22 Civilian Personnel (953-6119)............804 Cypress Tree (953-2209) ..................1461 Education (953-5959)..........................501 Equipment Checkout (953-6144).......851 FamCamp (953-5161) .......................1161 Family Child Care (953-2585)...............22 Fitness & Sports Ctr (953-5953) ....... 841 Honor Guard & Mortuary Affairs (953-3273).........................................842 Hopper Lodge (953-6168) ................1110 ITT (953-6351).....................................1036 Lodging Office (953-2055)..................682 Buildings 42, 43, 46-49, 117, 119, 121 679-682, 1408, 1409, 1430 & 1431

Maxwell Club (953-7820) ....................144 Marketing (953-7410)........................1067 MAX Graphics (953-3659) ................1067 MPS (953-6487) ...................................804 NAF Personnel Office.........................804 Outdoor Rec (953-6144) ....................1036 Pool (953-5956) .....................................89 Professional Development Center....501 Resource Center (953-6484) ..............910 New! Rickenbacker’s Coffee Shop....680 River Front Inn (953-6450) .................668

Dominos Pizza (240-9606)................1420

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