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2014 Fort Lee Post Guide and Telephone Directory

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2014 Post Guide and Telephone Directory

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Arrival.......................................................................... 2 Travel Directions Airport, Transportation Information Helpful Information Getting Settled Emergency and Health Services..................................... 9 PMO, Fire & Emergency Services, Safety Health Services Community Services. ................................................... 17 Childcare Services Religious Services Legal Services Community Support Recreation, Dining and Shopping. ................................ 33 Organizations. ............................................................ 39 Maps of Fort Lee and local communities................ insert Phone Directory.......................................................... 49 Yellow Pages.............................................................. 65

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Welcome to Fort Lee Arrival

Fast Facts Total Land Acreage: 5,907 Miles of Paved Road: 119 Miles of Unpaved Road: 76 Active Buildings: 404 Training Areas: 27 Training Ranges: 9 Troop Housing Spaces: 8,737 (Trainees/Others) 892 (Permanent Party) Family Housing Units: 1,418 (+90 under construction) Welcome to Fort Lee – The Home of Sustainment.

Whether your visit is temporary or long-term, we hope you’ll enjoy all of the things our installation and the local area have to offer.

Fort Lee is situated alongside the Tri-Cities of Virginia – Petersburg, Colonial Heights and Hopewell – as well as the counties of Chesterfield, Prince George and Dinwiddie.

The Army garrison shares many similarities with its neighbors.

Beyond its primary mission of training sustainment Soldiers, Fort Lee is a community, a workplace and a home to hundreds of military families.

Within the past decade, Fort Lee has experienced enormous growth as a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure mandates and its designation as the Army Sustainment Center of Excellence – a focused training base for military supply, subsistence, maintenance, munitions, transportation and more. Those decisions sparked a massive base modernization mission with a budget of more than $1.2 billion. In addition to new training facilities, administrative areas, dining facilities and barracks,

Fort Lee has experienced phenomenal growth among its support facilities for military families.

Fort Lee has witnessed a significant population increase as well. Much of that is due to the realignment of military organizations from other parts of the nation. In addition to the Combined Arms Support Command, Team Lee now consists of the Army Logistics University, the U.S. Army Ordnance School, the U.S. Army Quartermaster School and the U.S. Army Transportation School.

Its tenants include headquarters elements of the Defense Commissary Agency, Kenner Army Health Clinic, a Military Entrance Processing Station and the Defense Contract Management Agency.

Fort Lee supports around 28,000 people on post and nearly 51,500 off post, including members from all branches of the military service, their families, government civilians and contractors, military retirees and reservists. Furthermore, as many as 70,000 troops will pass through Fort Lee’s classrooms each year, making it the third largest training site in the Army. These are the most

significant statistics of all … Fort Lee fully recognizes its tremendous responsibility and the privilege to provide the most comprehensive training and quality of life services possible for the members of the military family who will pass through its gates.

On a final note, the installation command team asks all Fort Lee visitors to exercise caution as they travel throughout post. Slow down, especially around any marching troop formations, construction sites and housing areas. Be aware also that the installation prohibits the use of handheld electronic devices while operating a vehicle as a safety precaution. Fort Lee welcomes you.

We hope you will find your visit, your training or your assignment rewarding. We’re proud to say you’re a member of “Team Lee.” The U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Lee Command Team Col. Paul K. Brooks, Commander Melissa Magowan, Deputy to the Commander Command Sgt. Maj. Sheila R. Nelson, Command Sergeant Major

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Getting Here I-95 Southbound from Arlington

Proceed south on I-95 merging onto I-295 S via exit number 84A (left exit) toward Rocky Mount, N.C. Continue on I-295 S; merge onto VA-36 W/Oaklawn Boulevard via exit number 9B toward Fort Lee/Colonial Heights. Follow “To the Installation” directions. Approximate travel time: 2 hours, 17 minutes.

I-95 Northbound from Rocky Mount, N.C.

Proceed north on I-95 merging onto I-295 N via exit number 46 toward Washington. Continue on I-295 N; merge onto VA36 W/Oaklawn Boulevard via exit number 9B toward Fort Lee/Colonial Heights. Follow “To the Installation” directions.

Approximate travel time: 1 hour, 55 minutes.

I-64 Eastbound from Charlottesville

Proceed east on I-64 merging onto 1-295 S via exit number 177 toward Washington/Norfolk. Proceed on I-295 south; merge onto VA-36 W/Oaklawn Boulevard via exit number 9B toward Fort Lee/Colonial Heights. Follow “To the Installation” directions. Approximate travel time: 1 hour, 51 minutes.

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I-64 Westbound from Virginia Beach

Proceed west on I-64 merging onto I-295 S via exit number 200 toward Rocky Mount, N.C. Merge onto I-295 S using the left side exit toward Bottoms Bridge. Proceed on I-295 south, exiting onto VA-36 W/Oaklawn Boulevard via exit number 9B toward Fort Lee/Colonial Heights. Follow “To the Installation” directions. Approximate travel time: 1 hour, 34 minutes.

To the Installation

When you’re coming off I-295 via exit 9B toward Fort Lee/Colonial Heights, proceed to the fourth traffic light and turn left at the Sisisky Avenue Gate.

Department of Defense decals are no longer required for entrance onto the installation. Everyone entering the installation will be required to show a Common Access Card, a military identification card, or approved government-issued identification such as state drivers license or state-issued identification to gain access onto Fort Lee. All passengers age 18 and older must also present a picture ID. Those entering the installation are subject to a 100 percent identification check and all vehicles continue to be subject to inspection by security personnel.

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Fort Lee is located about 30 miles from Richmond, 135 miles from Washington, D.C., and 95 miles from Virginia Beach. Here are the driving directions:

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Airport, Other Transportation Important Information USO at Richmond International Airport – (804) 236-7234 Rail Service is offered through AMTRAK – visit www.amtrak. com for more details Taxi Service on post – Marshall Cabs, (804) 458-3325; and Airport Taxi, (804) 233-4444 Bus Service – regional travel offered by Greyhound Trailways, (804) 732-2905

Richmond International Airport

Owned and operated by the Capital Region Airport Commission since 1975, Richmond International Airport, abbreviated RIC, has evolved into one of the most modern and well-equipped airports in the eastern United States.

Located seven miles southeast of Richmond’s central business district, within an hour drive of historic Williamsburg and a two-hour drive from Washington, D.C., the Blue Ridge Mountains and Virginia Beach, Richmond International Airport is the main hub to tourist attractions across Virginia.

United Service Organization

RIC is pleased to offer a United Service Organizations Center in the main terminal. Active duty and retired military personnel, National Guard, Reservists, Merchant Marines and their dependents are welcome in the center, which is open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Military ID is required for entry. To learn more about the USO Center at RIC, or for information on volunteering,

call (804) 236-7234 or visit www. usocentralva.org.

Transportation to/ from Richmond International Airport

For advanced individual training Soldiers – including Army Reservists, National Guardsmen and Initial Ready Reserve Soldiers – the following companies will provide transportation between Richmond International Airport and the installation at no individual cost when provided with a complete copy of the service members’ signed military orders to Fort Lee (applies only to initial arrive and final departure in accordance with orders): • James River Transportation: (804) 249-1052 • Groome Transportation: (804) 222-7226 • CMC, Inc.: (804) 222-7790 The companies are also authorized to convey other passengers to/from Fort Lee at their normal rates.

Rail Service

Regional and national rail service is

provided by AMTRAK. The AMTRAK station is located at 3516 South Street, Ettrick, Va., and the ticket office hours are 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily.

Taxi Service:

The taxi companies listed below are authorized to operate on Fort Lee, providing transportation on/around post and in surrounding communities. Other taxi companies may deliver and pick up customers on Fort Lee by request, but may not solicit fares on post.

• Marshall Cabs: (804) 458-3325 • Airport Taxi: (804) 233-4444

Bus Service:

Regional bus service is provided

by Greyhounds Trailways. The local terminal is located at 108 East Washington Street, Petersburg.

• Toll-free: 1-800-872-7245 • Local: (804) 732-2905 The Petersburg Area Transit operates on Fort Lee, providing services to and from the installation to Petersburg with connections to the surrounding communities. Pick-up location is outside the PXTRA on Mahone Avenue.

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Helpful Information Visitor Center

Fort Lee Gates, Hours of Operation

• Lee Avenue Gate: 5 a.m. - 8 p.m. week days; closed weekends • Mahone Avenue Gate: 5 a.m. - 1 a.m.; open daily • A Avenue Gate: 5 a.m. - 8 p.m. weekdays; 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. weekends • Shop Road Gate: 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. weekdays (commercial vehicles only); closed weekends • Sisisky Boulevard Gate: Always Open; main gate • Jackson Circle Gate: Open 24 hours to residents and authorized guests.

• Temple Avenue Gate (Ordnance Campus): 4:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. weekdays; closed weekends The Fort Lee Provost Marshal Office has implemented the RAPID Gate program for commercial vehicle drivers. This allows any commercial driver with a RAPID badge to enter through any gate that is rated for the vehicle size they are driving without having to be inspected. These vehicles are still subject to random inspections, as are all other vehicles entering the installation. For details on this program, call (804) 734-4593.

Motorcycle Registration

Motorcycle operators must show proof of completion of the Motorcycle www.lee.army.mil

Safety Foundation Rider Course to register their motorcycles. The Motorcycle Safety Class is offered free of charge on Fort Lee by CapeFox instructors. For details, log onto https://airs.lmi.org or call (804) 7653127.

In addition, the Commonwealth of Virginia requires all motorcycle operators to wear helmets at all times. Military personnel operating a motorcycle or moped on or off the installation will wear properly fastened Department of Transportation or SNELL Foundation approved motorcycle helmets with face shield or goggles. Suitable eye protection is defined as shatter-proof goggles or face shield attached to the helmet.

A motorcycle or moped windshield, sunglasses, prescription glasses or ski goggles are not suitable eye protection. Military members are required to wear full-fingered gloves, long-legged pants, high-visibility outer garments with bright color for day and retro-reflective for night, long-sleeved shirt and leather boots or over-the-ankle shoes whenever they operate or ride a motorcycle or moped.

Civilian motorcycle operators must wear the same protective clothing while riding on the installation and while conducting government business off the installation.

Running Route Restrictions

Fort Lee has an official physical training route Monday - Friday, 5-7:30 a.m. During this time, all traffic is prohibited on Shop Road from the Main Post Exchange to the U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum and along the entire length of B Avenue. Traffic is also prohibited on the Ordnance Campus Bridge.

Prohibited routes are marked with cones and signs during the physical training times. Violators will be cited by the Fort Lee Police.

Jogging Safety

Jogger/Pedestrian right-of-way is not a guarantee that a vehicle will stop for you.

Drivers often have difficulty seeing joggers and pedestrians, especially in the early morning and late afternoon.

To increase your chance of being seen, wear light-colored clothing.

From 4 p.m. to 6 a.m. military members are required to use retroreflective clothing or a safety belt and carry a flashlight. If sidewalks are unavailable, face traffic while on roadway shoulders. Cross the street in designated crosswalks.

The use of headphones and earphones while walking, jogging, skating or bicycling is prohibited.

Reflective clothing is not required and headphones are permitted while using tracks on Fort Lee.

Speed Limits

In accordance with CASCOM Regulation 190-5, dated July 1, 2006, the speed limit in Fort Lee housing areas is 15 mph. All other roads are 25 mph unless otherwise posted. Speed limits are enforced using radar, especially in the housing areas.

Individuals cited for a moving violation will receive a U.S. Violation Notice, requiring either the payment of fine or appearance in Magistrate Court.

Additionally, Fort Lee Police have the option of issuing a Form 1408. On-post driving privileges can be suspended or even revoked if multiple violations are issued to a single driver over a given time.

Use of handheld devices is prohibited while operating a vehicle on Fort Lee. Hands-free devices for cell phones are authorized. This ban includes text messaging. Visit the Fort Lee website (www.lee.army.mil) for more specific guidance. Additionally, the state of Virginia bans texting and driving. The violations is a primary offense, and drivers can be subjected to fines.

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500 Lee Avenue, Building 5228 Phone: (804) 734-4593 Information Assistance: (804) 7653000 The Visitor Center in the Dukes Building is adjacent to the Lee gate, just off Route 36. The staff can help visitors find a destination on post and answer general questions about installation services and events.

The welcome center hours of operation are 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday (closed holidays).

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Important Numbers

All Emergencies: 911 Fort Lee PMO: (804) 734-7400 Duty Officer: (804) 734-1584 Soldier Support Center: (804) 734-7784 or 734-6722; after duty hours – (804) 766-7930 Lodging: (804) 733-4100 Housing Office: (804) 765-1963 Housing (on post): (804) 733-1558 Kenner Army Health Clinic Appointment Line: 1-866-LEE-KAHC KAHC After Hours: (804) 734-9000 Army Community Service: (804) 734-6388

Soldier Support Center, Faughn Hall

1401 B Avenue, Building 3400 During Duty Hours: (804) 7347784/734-6722/734-7752 After Duty Hours: (804) 766-7930

Permanent Party

The Soldier Support Center is located in building 3400, between B and C Avenues, and 16th and 13th Streets.

It is the first stop all permanent party Army personnel will need to make when reporting to Fort Lee during duty hours. This includes U.S. Army Medical Department Activity and U.S. Army Dental Command Soldiers.

Other services, to include Army recruiters and MEPS cadre, should contact their gaining units for specific instructions.

The staff signs Soldiers in from permanent change of station and leave, starts their financial paperwork, schedules new arrivals for their first appointments, and directs them to their new unit.

In addition, the staff provides service to all active-duty military, family members, retirees and their family members, as well as Department of Defense Civilians requiring ID cards for

employment. This includes registering eligible personnel in the DEERS system, which gives them access to medical care, the Post Exchange system and the commissary.

Personnel requiring a new ID should bring with them all required supporting documentation (such as birth certificate, marriage certificate and power of attorney).

In most circumstances, sponsors are required to accompany family members.

The Soldier Support Center is open for general operations from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

After hours, permanent party should report to the Installation Operations Center, building 1107, to sign in off leave and receive required instructions for the next duty day.

When arriving at the Soldier Support Center, parking in the 13th Street lot is recommended.

Military Students

For reporting instructions, see the section labeled “Missions” for school and unit phone numbers. Additional information also can be found on the Fort Lee website under the menu option “Soldiers.”

Mobilization

Fort Lee serves as a mobilization center for Reserve and Guard units from as far away as Illinois. Soldiers who are reporting in as individual fills should report to the Soldier Support Center, Personnel Services Section, room 103.

Fort Lee Lodging

(Extended Stay & Transient) Building P-12015 Mahone Ave. Website: www.leemwr.com Toll-Free: 1-800-403-8533 Commercial: (804) 733-4100/734-6700 Fax: (804) 765-3839 DSN: 687-6700 DSN Fax: 539-3839 Army Lodging at Fort Lee is operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Currently, the facility has more than 1,500 transient rooms to support the installation’s training mission. Most are single student quarters and six units are two-bedroom apartments that provide temporary lodging for military families on Permanent Change-of-Station orders.

On a space-available basis only, these rooms also may be used to lodge extended family members (mothers, fathers, siblings, etc.) visiting Fort Lee residents. However, the room must be

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Service members on Permissive TDY for house hunting, in conjunction with PCS leave, must report to the HSO on the first day of PTDY and receive a housing stamp and date on the DA 31 Leave Form. If the leave form is not properly stamped and dated by housing, finance will charge regular annual leave instead of PTDY.

Housing Services Office (Off-Post Housing)

Fort Lee Family Housing – A Hunt Companies Community (Post Housing)

Located in the Soldier Support Center 1401 B Avenue, Building 3400, Room 101 Phone: (804) 765-1963/2016 Like us on Facebook: Fort Lee Virginia Housing Services Office The Housing Services Office is available to all permanent-party service members, military families and civilians requiring housing assistance during arrival, departure or anywhere inbetween.

Its mission is to provide a one-stop center to locate affordable, adequate and available housing.

Service members will process through HSO both on arrival to and departure from the installation. Furthermore, the HSO can assist PCSing service members who are looking for housing information at their new duty stations.

1510 Sisisky Blvd.

Website: www.fortleefamilyhousing.com Phone: (804) 733-1558 Family housing on post is operated and managed by Hunt Companies. The office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. noon.

Fort Lee Family Housing is an amenity-rich military community nestled among tall evergreens and mature trees.

Our community is comprised of new and traditional housing in 7 distinct villages that exhibit the personality and rich history of Fort Lee and its surrounding area.

Several units on Fort Lee are handicap adaptable for special needs residents.

Bedroom composition ranges from twobedroom to five-bedroom units within

Fort Lee Family Housing offers a variety of units for military families who reside on the installation. There are also seven distinct villages – such as Adams Chase, where the house above is located – across the installation.

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the different neighborhoods.

We are proud to welcome you home – a place where we offer access to five stateof-the-art Neighborhood Centers, picnic pavilions, basketball courts, green spaces, splash parks and playgrounds. Living onpost affords a sense of community and quality of life with gyms, pools, a golf course, the field house and a Skate Park all close to home and work. Enjoy the serenity of sitting in your own backyard while living in a gated community with neighbors who understand your lifestyle.

Fort Lee pride is strong at Fort Lee Family Housing.

Visit www. fortleefamilyhousing.com to find out how you can become a part of our community.

Unaccompanied Personnel Housing

Building 8401, along A Avenue near 27th Street Phone: (804) 734-3977/3207 Website: www.lee.army.mil/dpw/housing.aspx Unaccompanied personnel in the grades of E-5 and below are normally housed in the installation’s barracks, buildings P-8401, P-8408 or P-8150.

Geographical bachelor housing availability on the installation is granted on a case-by-case basis.

Advanced Individual Training Soldiers must reside on the installation in their unit’s barracks. AIT students should not bring family members with them while stationed at Fort Lee. Housing for other military students varies depending on a student’s status.

Most students are prohibited from bringing family members to Fort Lee. Questions regarding housing policies should be directed to the various schools’ cadre.

Furniture Support. Barracks 8401 and 8150 provide two-person rooms for ranks E-1 through E-4, and single rooms for E-5s. Barracks 8408 consists of 32 modules that house 64 service members and each has his or her own bedroom and shares a bathroom and common area (kitchen). Each space includes a bed,

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booked in the sponsor’s name, and the sponsor is responsible for the actions of the room occupants.

Nightly rates can vary depending on room size and number of occupants.

Space-available reservations are accepted 24 hours in advance of arrival.

Reservations can be made by phone or email.

Personal Property Shipment Arrival

1401 B Avenue, building 3400, Room 119 Phone: (804) 734-4187 Fax: (804) 734-4182

A young Fort Lee family member enjoys the spouting features of the Sisisky Boulevard Splash Park during an event. On-post housing offers two splash parks – one on Sisisky Boulevard and one in the Jackson Circle community.

mattress, nightstand, desk, lamp, chair, dining table, refrigerator, microwave and chest. No pets are allowed in the barracks.

Utility Waivers Army Community Service

Building 9023 1231 Mahone Ave. Phone: (804) 734-6388 The Utility Deposit Waiver Program is for active-duty Soldiers who PCS to the Fort Lee area. The waiver is for new customers of Columbia Gas of Virginia and/or Dominion Virginia Power and must be requested within 10 work days of hook up. The UDWP may cover up to $200 of the security deposit fees and be used only once during each PCS tour.

First, you must locate your residence.

Then, contact Columbia Gas (1-800543-8911) or Dominion Virginia Power (1-888-667-3000) to open or transfer the account. The name on the account must be the service member or sponsor.

Once your account is open, bring the following to Army Community Service for processing: (1) Resident address; (2) Account number(s); (3) Valid military ID card with at least 14 months remaining

until the expiration date or a copy of reenlistment paperwork (exception: military family members can obtain the waiver for their sponsor with a valid Power of Attorney; (4) Copy of PCS orders (must be permanent party) to Fort Lee. If the orders do not show that the military member has family members, then an additional signed commander’s statement to reside off post is required for E-5 and below or (5) Cash, check or money order to cover a non-refundable fee ($15 for one waiver; $25 for two waivers).

Note: AIT and foreign students are not eligible; basic and advance course officers may apply.

Transportation, Travel & Shipping

Official Travel: (804) 733-1460 Petersburg Area Transit Bus Service: (804) 733-2413 Shipping Personal Property (PCS & ETS) Fax: (804) 734-4182 Transportation is divided into several categories – official travel, leisure travel, local commercial transportation, Transportation Motor Pool, post shuttles, personal property (household goods and whole baggage), and freight.

Inbound Phone: (804) 734-4187 The Inbound Personal Property Office arranges delivery of inbound household goods and whole baggage shipments. It is not a delivery point for these items.

At Fort Lee, household goods that were placed in non-temporary storage prior to an overseas tour are handled by a dedicated representative.

Anyone with questions about goods in non-temporary storage can contact either the inbound or outbound office and ask to be transferred to the storage representative.

Outbound Phone: (804) 734-4187 The Outbound Personal Property Office is located in the same building as Inbound Property. This office arranges shipment and storage of household goods and whole baggage.

Transportation Motor Pool

Phone: (804) 765-2276 The TMP, located in Building 6295 on the east end of Quartermaster Road, provides administrative use vehicle support. Vehicles can be scheduled to support a variety of mission requirements; however, the TMP does not have tactical vehicles.

Freight and Central Receiving

Phone: (804) 734-4818 The Freight and Central Receiving Point, Building 6242, is located on the Front Access Road parallel to Shop Road.

This office receives all inbound freight and supplies, and arranges outbound freight shipments, overnight delivery of small packages, and receipt of supplies and equipment.

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Police, Fire & EMS, Safety Directorate of Emergency Services

Building 1107 70 B Ave. Director: (804) 765-1376 Sergeant Major: (804) 765-1370 Administrative Officer: (804) 765-1376 Criminal Intel Coordinator: (804) 7652699

Provost Marshal Office – Fort Lee Police Station

Building 8526 1900 Mahone Ave. Emergency (Police/Fire/EMS): Dial 911 Police Desk and PMO referral: (804) 734-7400 or (804) 765-3822 Police Desk FAX: (804) 765-3428 DA Security Guards (PMO): (804) 7344214 Game Warden: (804) 734-4213 AWOL: (804) 734-6293 217th Military Police Detachment: (804) 765-3842 Anonymous Tip Line: (804) 734-EYES (3937) Law enforcement support to the Fort Lee community is provided by the Office of the Provost Marshal, the 217th Military Police Detachment, Department of the Army Civilian Police Officers, a Contract Security Service and the Fort Lee Criminal Investigation Division Office. In addition, security clearance interviews are conducted by the Defense Security Service, an independent organization.

Crimes, incidents, suspicious persons or activities should be reported by calling the desk sergeant at (804) 7347400. Found property should be turned in to the Police Station Desk Sergeant.

Police Administration Section The Police Administration Section provides customer service to the Fort Lee community and other agencies.

Providing copies of police reports and background checks are examples of the services provided.

To receive a copy of a police report, www.lee.army.mil

Fort Lee Game Warden

you must request it in writing and in advance.

Request forms may be obtained from the desk sergeant at the police desk.

Customer service hours of operation are Monday - Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m., and Thursday, 1-3 p.m.

The office is closed 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Weapons Registration In accordance with CASCOM Regulation 190-2, dated July 1, 2012, military personnel and their families who are assigned to or residing on Fort Lee must register all privately owned firearms within 72 hours of being brought onto the installation. Registration is done in the same location as vehicle registration.

Firearms that are to be legally and permanently stored off the installation are not required to be registered on Fort Lee. In addition, any firearms brought on the installation for more than 72 hours by guests or residents must be registered.

Information on registration procedures or pre-registration of inbound weapons may be obtained by calling the office Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., (804) 734-4695.

Building 5228 500 Lee Ave. Phone: (804) 734-4213 The Fort Lee Game Warden enforces laws and regulations affecting natural and environmental resources on the military reservation.

Related functions include access control for archeological sites, managing special hunting seasons, operating check stations, and assisting in hunting safety classes and public information programs.

The Game Warden also handles most of the stray pet capturing on post and acts as the post animal control agency.

The individual enforces Virginia laws, Army regulations, and post policies related to game and domestic animals.

The office of the game warden operates under the authority of the Fort Lee Provost Marshal.

Fire and Emergency Services

Building 1530 520 A Avenue Station One: (804) 734-7097/7098/7099 Fax : (804) 734-7718 Station Two: (804) 765-1272/1244 Station Two Fire Chief: (804) 734-7918 Operations Assistant Chiefs: (804) 7347950 and 734-6041

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Juvenile Curfew In accordance with CASCOM Regulation 190-3, dated July 1, 2003, a juvenile curfew is in effect at Fort Lee to assist in deterring criminal or delinquent acts and to serve in the best interest of the total Fort Lee population. Curfew hours are Sunday - Thursday, 10 p.m. - 6 a.m., and Friday and Saturday, 11 p.m.-6 a.m. This applies to all juveniles on Fort Lee (residents and visitors) under the age of 18. Juveniles are not to be outside of their assigned living area during the hours of curfew unless accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult, except in cases of an emergency errand directed by the parent or guardian.

Emergency & Health Services

U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command Fort Lee Office

Station One Deputy Fire Chief: (804) 765-3698, Fire Prevention: (804) 7346597, EMS: (804) 765-3967, Training: (804) 765-3990 Station Three Station Chief: (804) 7346101 ALL EMERGENCIES: 911 The Fort Lee Fire and Emergency Services Division is assigned to the Directorate of Emergency Services.

The mission of Fire and Emergency Services is to protect life and property by providing emergency fire protection, fire prevention, public education and emergency medical assistance to Fort Lee and the surrounding communities.

The division operates out of three emergency response facilities and an administrative facility. Station 1, in building 3620, houses one engine company, a reserve fire engine and the advanced life support medic unit.

Station 2, in building 1530, is the main fire station. It houses one engine company, one truck company, an advanced life support medic unit, wild land firefighting equipment, Hazardous Materials Response equipment, Technical Rescue equipment, reserve fire and medic apparatus, the Operations

Assistant Chief, Fire Chief and the Division Administration.

Station 3, in building 9513, houses the Fire Training and EMS Chief’s office, the Fire Prevention Assistant Chief’s office and Fire Prevention Inspectors’ offices.

The Fire Administration and Fire Prevention branches are available Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The operation branch is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Federal Investigative Services

Building 1107 Special Agent on-duty: (804) 734-6616 Fax: (804) 734-6626 The Federal Investigative Services, an office of Personnel Management, administers a comprehensive Personnel Security Investigation program. The “background investigations” conducted

by FIS Special Agents on employees of various government agencies, Department of Defense military, civilian and contractor personnel, are used to determine an individual’s suitability to enter the armed forces, access classified information or hold a sensitive position within the government.

Building 11109 3800 A Ave. Main Office: (804) 734-1008 Commander/Special Agent in Charge: (804) 734-1234 Detachment Sergeant: (804) 734-1009 Drug Suppression Hotline: (804) 7341506 Website: usarmy.lee.usacidc.mbx.leeecid@mail.mil The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is located in building 11109 at the corner of A Avenue and 38th Street.

The office conducts felony investigations in which the Army has an interest within central and southwestern Virginia and areas of West Virginia.

The CID duty agent is available 24-hours-a-day and may be reached afterduty hours by contacting the Fort Lee Provost Marshal Office Desk Sergeant at (804) 734-7400.

Installation Safety Office

Building 12010, Room 328 3312 A Ave. Director: (804) 765-3132 Main Office: (804) 765-3130 The Fort Lee Safety Office covers all safety-related issues. Safety materials are available upon request on topics such as composite risk management, motor vehicle safety, industrial safety, environmental hazards, heat and cold weather injuries, child safety and more.

The Safety Office also manages the following programs: Occupational Safety and Heath Administration inspections, tactical safety, ammunition and explosives safety, traffic safety, range safety, hazard communication, ergonomics, family and community safety, personal protective equipment, motorcycle safety and safety awards.

Safety is a personal responsibility. If you see a safety hazard, a safety/occupational health concern or need resources to assist you with your organization’s safety program, contact the Safety Office.

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Health Services Fast Facts

Kenner Army Health Clinic

Building 8130 700 24th Street Information Desk: (804) 734-9000 KAHC Appointment Line: 1-866-LEEKAHC (533-5242) Website: http://kenner.narmc.amedd. army.mil/Default.aspx Kenner Army Health Clinic proudly serves the Fort Lee community with primary health care for beneficiaries utilizing TRICARE Prime and enrolled to the clinic. A full array of outpatient primary health care services is provided for active duty military members, retirees and their families.

Nearby military medical facilities and network civilian health care partners provide specialty care and in-patient hospitalization. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, McDonald Army Health Center at Fort Eustis and the Health Clinic at Langley Air Force Base are additional military medical facilities serving beneficiaries in the Central Virginia region.

After hours, Kenner patients have access to an on-call primary care manager by calling the administrative www.lee.army.mil

officer of the day at (804) 734-9000.

The AOD will note your information and contact the on-call provider. The on-call provider will return your call and assist you in getting the required care.

Scheduling an Appointment Call 1-866-LEE-KAHC (5335242) to schedule all of your health care needs. Appointments also can be made via TRICARE Online at www.

TRICAREonline.com.

Hours of Operation KAHC’s operating hours are 6 a.m.

- 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday, with extended services in the Pharmacy, Radiology and Wilkerson Pediatric Clinic until 6 p.m. Kenner is closed Saturdays, Sundays, the afternoon of the 5th Thursday of each month, all federal holidays, the Friday following Thanksgiving 2013, Christmas Eve 2013 and New Year’s Eve.

Emergency and Urgent Care Emergency care is not provided at KAHC. If you believe you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency treatment facility.

If you seek emergency care at another facility, coordinate all follow-up care with your primary care manager. Call the appointment line or go to www.

TRICAREonline.com to make an appointment, and bring all documents from the emergency room visit with you. Follow-up appointments with specialists require a referral from your primary care manager.

Urgent Care Definition: Medically necessary services that are required for an illness or injury that would not result in further disability or death if not treated immediately but require professional attention and have the potential to develop such a threat if treatment is delayed longer than 24 hours.

Enrolling at Kenner Health Net Federal Services operates a TRICARE Service Center inside of Kenner on the first floor. The hours of operation are Monday - Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. TRICARE beneficiaries enrolling at KAHC should start here before accessing care. HNFS also oversees KAHC’s network of civilian providers and facilities. The network is another means of providing care to our beneficiaries.

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Appointment Line: 1-866-LEE-KAHC Information Line & After Hours Care: (804) 734-9000 Hours of Operation: 6 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., with extended services in Pharmacy, Radiology & Wilkerson Pediatric Clinic until 6 p.m.

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Examples of urgent care conditions could be a sprain, sore throat or prolonged fever.

Referrals to urgent care are required.

If an appointment is unavailable within your assigned clinic during regular duty hours, beneficiaries enrolled at Kenner must call their Primary care manager to receive a referral for urgent care.

After duty hours, call the administrative officer of the day. The AOD can be reached at (804) 734-9000 from 4 p.m. - 7:30 a.m., weekdays, and 7:30 a.m. Saturday - 7:30 a.m. Monday.

after pressing “View Appointments.”

Click on the available appointment time of your choice in the calendar to book that appointment. Not all of Kenner’s appointments are made available for online booking. If the appointment type/time for which you are looking is not available, call the appointment line.

TRICARE Online TRICARE Online allows you to make appointments, refill prescriptions and access many other TRICARE services and benefits, all at the touch of a button.

Registration is required to access TOL’s most popular resources. Follow these simple steps: 1. Go to www.TRICAREonline.com 2. Read the online Privacy and Security Policy and click “I Agree” 3. Click “Register Now on TOL.” Fill in the information and click “submit.”

Booking appointments online for your family members or yourself is one of the more convenient functions of TOL. Once registered, follow these instructions: 1. Go to www.TRICAREonline.com 2. Read the Online Privacy and Security Policy and click “I Agree” 3. Click the “Log In” button and press “OK” when prompted 4. Click on the Link for how you wish to log-in 5. Under Quick Links, select “Book an Appointment” 6. Select a “Family Member” and “Visit Reason” from the drop down menus that appear, and click “View Appointments” 7. Based on your “Visit Reason,” available appointments from your primary care manager or other Kenner services will appear in a pop-up calendar

Phone: (804) 734-9057 Hours: Monday - Friday, 5:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Active Duty Clinic is an appointment-based clinic and offers a full range of primary care services to meet the needs of military members including physical exams, periodic health assessments, medical boards, minor procedures and the evaluation and management of acute/chronic injuries and illnesses.

Kenner Army Health Clinic Medical Company Phone: (804)-734-9587 Building 8200

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Family Medicine Clinic (Formerly the Primary Care Clinic)

Phone: (804) 734-9993 or 734-9243 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Family Medicine Clinic provides services including internal medicine, dermatology and nutrition to adult beneficiaries, 18 years and older, in the greater Fort Lee area.

Wilkerson Pediatric Clinic

Phone: (804) 734-9125 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Immunization: (804) 734-9176 Immunization Walk-in Hours: Monday Friday 9-11 a.m. and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 1:30-4:30 p.m.

The Wilkerson Pediatric Clinic provides primary health care to TRICARE Prime beneficiaries enrolled to this clinic from birth to the 18 years old. All patients are seen by appointment

only with the exception of certain immunizations. Appointments can be made by calling the appointment line at 1-866-LEE-KAHC (866-533-5242) or by using TRICARE Online. Children over the age of four (5 and up) may be able to obtain certain immunizations on a walk-in basis.

Since multiple factors are considered when determining if immunizations can be given on a walk-in basis, check with the clinic in advance to be sure an appointment is not needed.

Immunizations are not offered on a walk-in basis on Thursday afternoons.

Exceptional Family Member Program

Phone (804) 734-9130 Hours: 7 a.m. - noon, Monday - Friday; 2:30 - 4 p.m., Monday afternoon; and 1- 4 p.m., Tuesday - Friday afternoon.

EFMP is a mandatory DoD enrollment program that provides comprehensive and coordinated support for military families with special medical or educational needs. EFMP enrolls beneficiaries as appropriate in the program and screens family members for overseas assignments. The Exceptional Family Member Program is located on the second floor of KAHC immediately across from the elevators in Room B202.

Troop Medical Clinic 1

Building 3219 B Avenue Phone: (804) 734-6093/6474 Hours: Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Sick call: 6 a.m. - 8 a.m.

Troop Medical Clinic 1 located on B Avenue provides a full range of primary care services to meet the needs of the 23rd Quartermaster Brigade’s AIT population including acute/chronic injuries and illnesses, physical exams, minor procedures, health education, immunizations and specialty referrals.

Troop Medical Clinic 1 also offers specialty and support services to include

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laboratory, radiology, behavioral health and the pharmacy.

Mosier Consolidated Troop Medical Clinic

Physical Therapy

Phone: (804) 734-9200 Hours: Monday - Friday, 6:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Physical Therapy Clinic provides rehabilitation services and is an excellent source for injury prevention information.

Behavioral Health and Social Work Services

Phone: (804) 734-9253 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The optometrists in the Eagle Eye Clinic provide routine eye care, exams and vision readiness screening. Active duty military members are the priority, but there are openings for family members and retirees.

Phone: (804) 734-9623, 734-9143 and 734-9387 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

Walk-Ins: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Behavioral Health offers quality outpatient services to the active duty military population. Emergency walkin services and assistance include, but are not limited to, therapy and medication management, chapters, cadre evaluations, psychological evaluations and psychological testing.

Non-active duty beneficiaries in need of behavioral health services should call TRICARE at 1-877-874-2273 (options 2, 2, enter full social security number then press 2, then 1). This will allow you to immediately speak to a behavioral health counselor, or contact your primary care manager to get the help you need.

Social Work Services provides comprehensive treatment to active duty members and their families. Treatment includes assessment, crisis intervention, counseling (individual and family), referral, resource information, and the Army Family Advocacy Program. You can reach Social Work Services at (804) 734-9152.

Orthopedic Clinic

Laboratory

Mosier Consolidated Troop Medical Clinic – Dental

Building 18036 300 Central Avenue Phone: (804) 734-5365/5454 After Hours Emergencies: (804) 7349000 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

Closed on Federal Holidays Sick call: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.

Optometry – Eagle Eye Clinic

Front Desk: (804) 734-9226 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. www.lee.army.mil

Phone: (804) 734-9101 Hours: Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The laboratory provides patients with quality diagnostic testing. Specimen collection is discontinued five minutes prior to the lab closing.

All patients must contact their provider or the Medical Records department for their laboratory results.

Active duty may walk into the lab for HIV and DNA testing to ensure medical readiness only.

Radiology

Phone: (804) 734-9118 Diagnostic Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Mammography & Ultrasound: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Radiology provides diagnostic services, conventional radiology, mammograms and ultrasound imaging to enable prompt and accurate diagnosis by your provider.

Pharmacy

Phone: (804) 734-9137 Prescription Refill: (804) 734-9535 Hours: Monday- Friday, 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.

The pharmacy services include counseling on medications and intervening on the patient’s behalf, and dispensing new and refill prescriptions.

Patients 10 years of age and older must present a valid DoD identification card each time service is requested.

Note that the pharmacy does not accept prescriptions from outside providers via telephone, fax or mail. Prescriptions must be manually signed by the health care provider when presented to the pharmacy. Prescriptions with electronic signatures are not accepted.

Preventive Medicine Division

Phone: (804) 734-9249 Occupational Health: (804) 734-9159 Environmental Health: (804) 734-9652 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

The Preventive Medicine Division is responsible for Fort Lee’s public health to ensure optimal wellness for Soldiers,

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Building 18036 300 Central Avenue Phone: (804) 734-5447 or 734-5445 Hours: Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Sick call: 6 a.m. - 8 a.m.

The Mosier Consolidated Troop Medical Clinic provides health and dental care to Ordnance AIT students.

Patients are seen for acute/chronic illnesses and injuries, physical exams, minor procedures, health education, immunizations, specialty referrals and dental care.

Mosier Consolidated Troop Medical Center also offers specialty and support services to include laboratory, optometry, physical therapy, radiology, behavioral health, orthopedic and a pharmacy.

The Orthopedic Clinic serves eligible beneficiaries who are referred for specialized orthopedic care.

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eligible TRICARE beneficiaries and DoD Civilians. PM includes Occupational Health, Environmental Health, Industrial Hygiene, Health Promotion, and Public Health Nursing.

Occupational Health provides care to all eligible federal civilian employees and active duty military personnel working in industrial hazardous positions. Services are directed toward prevention of occupational illness and/or injury, health maintenance and prevention/monitoring of occupational hazards.

Environmental Health maintains control measures to clear water- and food- borne illnesses. This department offers classes such as heat and cold injury prevention, field sanitation, sexually transmitted disease awareness and pre-deployment medical threat briefings. A Pest Management Program is integrated through surveillance and pesticide application, controlling the population of mosquitoes, ticks, roaches and other arthropods.

Army Public Health Nursing offers the following services: • Health and sanitation inspections and training for Child, Youth and School Services • Patient counseling, education and follow-up care for individuals who are exposed or diagnosed with having a communicable disease such as Tuberculosis, sexually transmitted infections, HIV, Hepatitis and other diseases of public health concern • Unit level HIV and sexually transmitted infections education • Rabies and animal bite reporting • Support of the Influenza Vaccination Program • Conduct community health fairs Health Promotion offers the following services: • Health and immunization guidance for leisure travel outside of the United States (by appointment only) • Online Self Care class for TRICARE beneficiaries

• Pregnancy Education Program for Soldiers, every Tuesday, 7-8 a.m.

• Pregnancy Orientation for Soldiers, every Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.

• Tobacco Cessation classes, a new four-week session starts the first Wednesday of each month, 11 a.m. noon • Health Promotion Classes on many subjects • Conduct community health fairs

Soldier Readiness Clinic

Building 3400 Room 117 1401 B. Avenue Phone: (804) 734-9546 and 734-9583 Hours: 7 a.m. - noon and 1-4 p.m.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and closed every 2nd and 3rd Thursday at noon for mandatory training. The Soldier Readiness Clinic is reserved every Wednesday for deployment screenings.

Medical In-Processing is conducted on Monday, Tuesday and Friday at 8:30 a.m.

The Soldier Readiness Clinic conducts pre-deployment assessments, post-deployment assessments, and postdeployment re-evaluation assessments, and medical in-processing.

The mission of the SRC is to ensure all Soldiers comply with deployment standards as outlined in Personal Policy Guidance, MOD 11 and Personal Policy Guidance, Tab A: Amplification of the Minimal Standards of Fitness for Deployment to the CENTCOM AOR. To ensure that all Soldiers traveling to theater are medically and psychologically fit for deployment.

To ensure that all military members receive quality assessments upon return from theater to identify any medical or psychological conditions and provide evaluation and treatment services.

Requirements for Pre-Deployment Screening/ Soldier Readiness Processing: • Current Periodic Health Assessment (PHA). Must be within one

year of pre-deployment screening. PHA consists of two parts: Part I: Hearing, vision, computer survey, lab work and EKG (if 40 years and older).

Part II: Assessment with a medical provider. Appointments are scheduled in the Active Duty Clinic.

• Compliance with Women’s Readiness Guidelines: Women under 21 years of age (i.e., up to age 20 years and 364 days) are not required to have a pap test. Women 21 years of age and older are screened every two years, unless instructed otherwise by a physician. Women age 30 and older are screened every three years unless otherwise determined by other factors. Chlamydia and breast cancer screenings will be in accordance with AR 40-501 during a Periodic Health Assessment. Mammography is currently recommended every two years for women aged 50 to 74 years old.

• Automated Neurological Assessment test within 12 months of deployment. Appointments for ANAM testing can be made by calling (804) 765-7644.

• Complete Pre-deployment Survey (DA Form 2795) through AKO no sooner than 5 days prior to SRP. The above requirements must be complete prior to the medical pre-deployment screening date. During the SRP, Soldiers will receive all required vaccinations, and will provide blood samples and urine samples as needed. All Soldiers will be assessed by a medical provider and all information will be updated in MEDPROS during the processing.

Case Management

Managed Care Division Case Management: (804) 734-9294, 7349481, 734-9536, 734-9963 and 7349690 Behavioral Health Case Manager: (804) 734-9713 and 734-9499 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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in writing, or via e-mail. The Patient Advocate will assist you when you don’t know where else to turn or you have problems with your medical care.

Anytime you need assistance, feel free to call (804) 734-9512, visit the office located in room B102c, or text your concerns to (804) 267-0338. You may also contact the commander directly and anonymously if desired, on the Kenner web page.

Patient Administration Division

Phone: (804) 734-2273 (CARE) Active Duty Claims: (804) 734-9450 The Referral Management Center reviews all referrals for appropriateness and completeness, military eligibility, enrollment status, local address, covered benefit, specialty service, reason for referral, diagnosis and optimization of MTF. The RMC must know and adhere to all policies outlined in the TRICARE Policy Manual, beneficiary benefits, Kenner Army Health Clinic command guidance, Army Regulations and the Managed Care Support Contract.

As a TRICARE Prime enrolled beneficiary, all civilian care will be provided by a network specialty provider. In the event care is not available from a network provider, non-network care may need to be coordinated. All civilian care requires a PCM referral and authorization prior to treatment, with the exception of Emergency Room visits for true emergencies.

If urgent care is needed after hours, weekends or holidays when Kenner Army Health Clinic is closed, contact (804) 734-9000 to speak to the provider on call. All Prime beneficiaries require a referral, to include active duty, prior to seeking urgent care.

If you are traveling out of area and require urgent care, call HealthNet at 1-877-874-2273 for prior authorization to the nearest urgent care center.

Referrals, when deemed medically necessary, are given to you by your primary care manager. Depending on

Phone (including Medical Evaluations Board): (804) 734-9545, 734-9607, 734-9319 and 734-9349 Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Patient Administration services include medical evaluation board processing, line of duty initiation, U.S. Army Reserve and National Guard liaison assistance, International Military Liaison support, allergy tag creation, convalescent leave processing, permanent profile tracking, patient registrations, medical records copying, third-party collections, billing, coding and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliance.

Medical Records

Phone: (804) 734-9383/9285 Medical records are kept confidential at the military treatment facility. Only medical personnel who have a direct role in your care have access to patient files.

Patient Advocate

Phone: (804) 734-9512 or cell (804)267-0338 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

If you or your family has a concern or a complaint about the service provided at the clinic, share it with us. It is important that we address and try to resolve any issues as quickly as possible. You may notify KAHC of issues regarding your care in person, www.lee.army.mil

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the type of care required, you will be referred to another military treatment facility or a local network specialist.

MTF referrals: To schedule an appointment, call 1-866-LEE-KAHC (533-5242) three business days after your PCM enters your referral.

Network referrals: You will receive an authorization letter in the mail 7-10 business days after your PCM enters your referral.

Contact the RMC at 734-2273 (care) for referral assistance. You may also access your account through MyTRICARE.com to review your claims status and to review and print your authorization letters, or you may call 1-877-TRICARE (874-2273) for assistance.

The TRICARE Service Center within Kenner Army Health Clinic is also available to assist you with benefit explanations, enrollment and authorizations.

Specialty Care

To obtain Specialty Care, make an appointment with your PCM. Your PCM will determine whether or not you need to see a specialist and will enter a referral if indicated.

Your PCM will give you a copy of any clinical notes, medication lists and diagnostic reports deemed necessary for the specialist to review. Please take these documents to your specialist at your first appointment.

For those referred to another military treatment facility, call 1-866-645-4584 within three business days to schedule an appointment. The Hampton Roads Appointing Line will book these appointments for you.

Referred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center - Please go to the Referral Management Center, located within Kenner, the same day the referral is entered.

Network referrals - You will receive an authorization letter in the mail within 7-10 business days. You can

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looks at the personal health needs of a patient diagnosed with a chronic illness, chronic long-term disease/condition, cancer, catastrophic diagnosis or complex health needs. It is a process in which a professionally licensed provider (usually a nurse or social worker) assesses, plans and coordinates with the patient, doctors, family and other health care members to work together with the goal of meeting an individual’s unique health care needs.

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access your authorization information on www.mytricare.com, or call 1-877874-2273. The authorization letter contains the network specialist’s phone number to contact for an appointment.

Once the appointment has been scheduled, call (804) 734-9921 or 734-9942 and leave your authorization number, the specialty provider’s name, location, and date on the recording.

Unauthorized Care TRICARE Prime enrollees who do not obtain referrals from their PCM PRIOR to seeking Urgent Care or Specialty Care will be exercising their TRICARE Point of Service benefit.

This option applies a $300 deductible and 50 percent cost share on remaining TRICARE–allowable charges. Active Duty military members who do not obtain prior authorizations will be liable for the entire amount.

Ever wondered where those automated referral calls are coming from? Ever wondered how to stop them?

When a referral is placed by a patient’s Primary Care manager, the AudioCARE system utilizes AudioCOMMUNICATOR software to call the patient with a reminder to book an appointment for this referral. This call is generated if the patient has not scheduled an appointment within 20 days of the referral or if the results from your civilian treatment have not been received by Kenner AHC. Additional automated reminders will be sent at 60, 65 and 75 days after the initial referral date. The automated message will leave basic information about which referral they are calling.

If you have already attended an appointment for the referral in question or have an appointment scheduled, please contact the Kenner AHC Referral Management Center at (804) 734-2273. The center is able to update the system so that the automated calls are stopped.

Health Benefits Advisors

Phone: (804) 734-9447/9448 Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

Health Benefit Advisors are available to assist beneficiaries with claims or benefits issues. If you have questions, visit the TRICARE Service Center or Health Benefits Advisors. The Debt Collection Assistance Officer can help beneficiaries deal with unpaid medical bills.

Lois E. Wells Health Clinic

1650 Wilcox Drive, Fort A.P Hill Phone: (804) 633-8339 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Sick Call: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Health Clinic provides acute, chronic, and preventative medical care to the active duty, AIT, Reserve and National Guard population working at Fort A.P. Hill.

Colonel Bull Dental Clinic

2601 C Avenue Building 8204 at the intersection of C Avenue and 25th Street Phone: (804) 734-9607/9608 After-Hour Emergencies: (804) 7349000 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Closed on federal holidays Sick call: Monday - Friday, 7:30-9:30 a.m.

The Fort Lee Dental Clinic Command serves active duty permanent party, BOLC and AIT Soldiers. Its goal is to ensure quality dental care delivery with a focus on customer service.

The command’s vision is to continuously provide the best possible dental care and meet the needs of internal and external patrons. Those eligible for care include active duty military members, Reservists and National Guard on orders for 30 days or more.

To schedule an appointment, contact

the front desk at (804) 734-9607/9608 or walk-in to the clinic.

Dental Emergencies: After duty hours, on weekends or holidays, call the Kenner AOD at (804) 734-9000.

The TRICARE Dental Program is a voluntary dental insurance system administered by United Concordia Companies, Inc. TDP is available to family members of all active duty service members of any of the seven uniformed services and to National Guard/Reserve members and/or their families. To review eligibility, contact United Concordia at 1-800-866-8499 or visit www.TRICAREdentalprogram. com.

Active Duty Dental Plan: Outsourcing program for permanent party active duty only. For details, contact the ADDP at (804) 734-9212.

Fort Lee Veterinary Services

Building 11025, 38th Street Appointment Line: (804) 734-2446/9555 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The VTF is closed the last working day of each month for inventory.

The Fort Lee Veterinary Treatment Facility provides the best in preventative care for four-legged family members.

This includes routine vaccinations (for annual visits as well as puppy/ kitten series), heartworm and intestinal parasite screening, complete physical examination and other patient-specific services.

The VTF is proud to provide veterinary services for active duty and retired personnel, and their dependents, reservists on active duty for more than 30 days, and 100 percent disabled American veterans.

City ordinance and the Fort Lee Supplement to AR 40-905 require the immunization of dogs and cats against rabies. All pets must have a microchip.

All pets living on post must be registered within three days after arrival. Bring all recent medical records for registration and updating of the animal’s records.

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Childcare Services Child, Youth & School Services

Building 10612 Yorktown Drive Administrative Office: (804) 765-3848 Fax: (804) 765-3846

Parent Central Services (Central Registration)

Building 10624 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 765-3852/765-3785 Fax: (804) 765-3588 Children and youth must be registered prior to participating in Child, Youth & School Services programs. For information regarding registration requirements, visit www. leemwr.com and click on Parent Central Services from the CYSS menu option.

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Outreach Services

Building 10624 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 765-3851 Outreach Services coordinates and oversees child care for parent co-ops and on-site group functions (including Family Readiness Groups), maintains central enrollment information for CYSS programs, provides a resource library for parents and processes all CYSS volunteers. www.lee.army.mil

Child, Youth and School Services offers a variety of care options for military family members and Department of the Army Civilian and Contractor family members, including full-time care, hourly care and before/after school care.

School Liaison Services

Building 10624 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 765-3813 Fax: (804) 765-3588 The school liaison provides information, support and assistance to parents of school-age children, grades K-16, to include transition, home schooling, post secondary education, school registration, transportation, school policies and in/out processing.

The Prince George County School System has been designated as the local school district responsible for the education of family members residing on Fort Lee. Family members of military personnel residing off post will enroll in the school district where they reside.

Area School Districts: • Prince George Public Schools: (804) 733-2700 • Chesterfield County Public

Schools: (804) 748-1666 • Colonial Heights City Public Schools: (804) 524-3400 • Dinwiddie County Public Schools: (804) 469-4190 • Hopewell City Public Schools: (804) 541-6400 • Petersburg City Public Schools: (804) 732-0510 • Tri-Cities Home Educators of Va.: (804) 520-5018

The Edge! Program

Building 10624 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 734-2878 The EDGE! Program offers out-ofschool opportunities fthat allow youth to experience, develop, grow and excel while participating in cutting edge art, fitness, life skills and adventure activities. These include but are not limited to: horseback riding, water

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Building 10612 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 765-3850 The Family Child Care system oversees child care services offered by FCC providers in their homes both on and off post.

FCC is designed to meet the child care needs of parents who prefer a small group setting in a home environment.

Each FCC home operates as a small business and is a contracted service between the provider and the patron. Full-day, part-day, hourly and extended hours services are available for children 4 weeks to 12 years of age.

skiing, fishing, archery, bowling and culinary arts.

Yorktown Drive Child Development Center

Building 10610 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 765-3765 The Yorktown Drive CDC offers a full-day program for ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

Operating hours are Monday - Friday, 5:15 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Community Services

Sisisky Boulevard Child Development Center

Building 10624 Sisisky Boulevard Phone: (804) 734-1093 The Sisisky Boulevard Child Development Center offers a full-day program for ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

Operating hours are Monday - Friday, 5:15 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Battle Drive Child Development Center

Building 10620 Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-2884 The Battle Drive Child Development Center offers a full-day program for ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

Operating hours are Monday - Friday, 5:15 a.m. - 6 p.m..

Multi-Program Child Development Center

Building 10622 Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-2934 The Multi-Program Child Development offers the following: • Before and after school care for kindergarten-age children. School bus service provided to and from Prince George County Public Schools.

• Part-Day Preschool (operational when school is in session) Monday Friday, 9 a.m. - noon and 12:30-3:30 p.m. Parents can choose two, three or

five days a week.

• Pre-K Strong Beginnings program is available to children entering kindergarten next year. Monday Friday, 9 a.m. - noon with wrap-around care available until 3 p.m. (Program is available during the school year.)

• Hourly care is available Monday Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

• Summer camp (for children who just completed kindergarten) is available Monday - Friday, 5:15 a.m. 6 p.m., June through August.

School Age Care

Building 10605 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 765-3763 The School Age Care program offers the following: • Before and after school care for school age children, first through fifth grades. Hours of operation are 5:15 8:30 a.m. and 3:45 - 6 p.m. SAC is open all day on school holidays and closed on federal holidays and Thanksgiving Friday. School bus service is provided to and from all Prince George County Public Schools.

• Summer camp program – available June through August – for children, first through fifth grades. Hours are Monday - Friday, 5:15 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Middle School and Teen Program

Building 10619 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 734-2870/2871 The Middle School and Teen Program is an affiliate member of the Boys and Girls Clubs of America and offers a variety of program opportunities in life skills, leadership, citizenship and recreation to youth in 6th through 12th grades.

Youth can meet with friends and participate in various games, tournaments, dances and trips.

In addition, there are many special events and programs available throughout the year.

MST participation is free and open to family members of active duty, retired military personnel, Department of Defense Civilians and DoD contractors.

Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills (SKIES)

Building 10624 Battle Drive Phone: (804) 765-0612 SKIES is the framework for the Army’s instructional programs.

It consists of classes designed to complement and support the experiences children and youth have in Child, Youth and School Services and schools. Types of programs offered may include babysitting courses, home alone classes, dance, piano, karate and art classes.

Hired! Program

Building 10619 Yorktown Drive Phone: (804) 734-2952 The HIRED! Apprenticeship Program is a workforce preparation and apprenticeship enterprise designed to meet the employment and career exploration needs of Army teens, 1518 years of age. Upon completion of specific program requirements, teens are placed in apprenticeship positions in Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation placement sites.

Youth Sports and Fitness

Building 6008 16th Street and A Avenue Phone: (804) 734-5364/3069 The Youth Sports & Fitness program offers a variety of sports and fitness activities (such as basketball, soccer, track, football, baseball, wrestling and cheerleading) for children and youth ages 3-15 years. Tournaments, leagues and competitions are held throughout the year. Sports camps are offered during the summer.

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Religious Services Unit Chaplains Emergencies, ask for the on-call chaplain: (804) 734-1584 23rd Quartermaster Brigade Chaplain: 734-6814 244th QM Battalion Chaplain: 734-6102 262nd QM Bn. Chaplain: 734-7160 266th QM Bn. Chaplain: 765-3337 59th Ordnance Bde. Chaplain: 734-5993 16th OD Bn. Chaplain: 765-9906 832nd OD Bn. Chaplain: 734-8871 ALU Chaplain: 765-8009 Transportation School Chaplain: 734-1437 CASCOM Chaplain: 734-0033 Marine Chaplain: 734-7160 Navy Chaplain: 734-6102 Air Force Chaplain: 765-3337

Religious Support Office

Ministry Team

The Fort Lee Unit Ministry Team consists of chaplains, chaplain assistants, a religious education director, two Department of the Army Civilians, several non-appropriated fund www.lee.army.mil

contractors and numerous volunteers who serve to assist you in your spiritual growth. Many opportunities exist for the free exercise of religion to strengthen the spiritual lives of Soldiers, family members, retirees and DOD Civilians in our community.

There are three chapels located on post.

Memorial Chapel

Building 10600 Sisisky Boulevard and Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-0970/1552 A large and spacious permanent facility, Memorial Chapel is located at the corner of Sisisky Boulevard and Battle Drive, and serves as a hub for a variety of religious activities and programs.

Memorial Chapel hosts Roman Catholic services, general Protestant services and Liturgical services.

Heritage Chapel

Building 2607 Phone: (804) 734-3325 Sisisky Boulevard and C Avenue Heritage Chapel, a Word War II era structure, hosts the Collective AIT Protestant, LDS Service, Contemporary

and Protestant Spanish services along with other religious programs.

Liberty Chapel

Building 9100 Corner of Mahone and C Avenues Phone: (804) 734-7322/7460 Liberty Chapel is the newest chapel on Fort Lee and hosts the Collective Protestant Gospel and 909 Contemporary Protestant services along with other religious programs.

Family Life Center

Building 10600 Sisisky Blvd. and Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-0968/0165 The Family Life Center and its Family Life Chaplain provide pastoral family care and counseling to Soldiers and families,

Volunteers

Volunteers serve enthusiastically and are an invaluable part of the total ministry at Fort Lee. We encourage you to consider your gifts and talents and to invest them in spiritually rewarding experiences in our ministries at Fort Lee. To volunteer, call (804) 734-6483.

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Building 12010 3312 A Avenue, Suite 314 Office: (804) 734-6494 Emergencies: (804) 734-1584 – Ask the on-call officer at the Installation Operations Center to contact the on-call duty chaplain www.lee.army.mil/rso/chaplain.aspx Like us on Facebook: www.facebook. com/fortleereligousactivities Chaplains, chaplain assistants, a religious education director and our many volunteers extend a warm and friendly welcome to you and your family.

We invite you to become actively involved in the many religious programs at Fort Lee. Worship services, uplifting music, fellowship, Bible studies, youth groups, pastoral counseling services and religious education programs for all members of the family are available.

Friday if the first Friday is a training holiday) of the month.

Community Services

Protestant Activities at Memorial Chapel Adult Sunday School: Sunday, 9-10 a.m.

Club Beyond: Mondays, 6-8 p.m.

Adult Choir Practice: Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m.

Baptism is performed by request only; coordinate through your unit chaplain.

Protestant Men of the Chapel Prayer Breakfast, third Saturday of the month, 8-11 a.m.

Protestant Women of the Chapel: Meets for Bible studies on Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m., and Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. noon.

Community Worship Schedule

Protestant Services Liturgical Protestant (Liturgical/ Anglican) at Memorial Chapel, Sundays, 9 a.m.

Collective Protestant AIT (Contemporary) at Heritage Chapel, Sundays, 9:30 a.m.

Collective Protestant at Memorial Chapel, Sundays, 10:15 a.m.

Collective Protestant (Gospel) at Liberty Chapel, Sundays, 11:15 a.m.

Collective Protestant (Spanish) at Heritage Chapel, Sundays, 11:30 a.m.

Collective Protestant (Contemporary) at Liberty Chapel, Sundays, 9:09 a.m.

Catholic Services Korean Mass at Memorial Chapel, Saturdays, 6:45 p.m. (4th Saturday of every month) Confessions at Memorial Chapel, Sundays, 8:15 -8:30 a.m. and 11:3011:45 a.m.

Mass at Memorial Chapel, Sundays, 8:45 a.m. and noon.

Mass in the Blessed Sacrament at

Memorial Chapel, Monday-Thursday, 11:45 a.m.

Other Services Jewish Services: Fridays, 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays, 10 a.m. For information on Jewish Services, contact Rabbi Beck-Berman at (804) 732-3968.

Islamic Opportunities: Building 12012, Islamic Prayer Room, Fridays 12:15-1:15 p.m. For details, contact Mehmood Mushi, at (804) 734-5090 or (804) 926-1577.

Church of Latter Day Saints: Heritage Chapel, Sundays, 1:30-4:30 p..m.

For details, call (804) 734-3325.

Religious Education

Catholic Activities at Memorial Chapel CRE (K - High School) (September June): Sundays, 10:30-11:45 a.m.

RCIA (September - Easter): Sundays, 10:30-11:45 a.m.

Catholic Women of the Chapel Meets every first Friday (second

Protestant Activities at Liberty Chapel Sunday School 3 years - Adult: Spiritual, 10 a.m. - 10:50 a.m.

Women’s Bible Study: Mondays, 6:30-8 p.m.

Gospel Ensemble Choir Rehearsal: Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m. (before 1st & 4th Sunday) Bible Study: Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m.

Men’s Chorus: Friday, 7 p.m. (before the 3rd and 5th Sunday) Prayer Breakfast Men’s Fellowship (1st Saturday) Women’s Fellowship (3rd Saturday) Piccadilly’s Café, South Park Mall, 9 a.m.

Advanced Individual Training Movie and a Message: Wednesdays, 6:30-8 p.m.; building 3002 A Avenue.

For details, call (804) 734-6814.

Wednesday Evening Religious Education Memorial Chapel, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6 p.m. class. The classes are for Catholic and Protestant faiths for kindergartners - adults.

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Legal Services Office of the Staff Judge Advocate

Claims Division

Phone: (804) 765-1520 The Claims Division is open from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., except Thursdays when it operates from 1 - 4:30 p.m.

The Claims Division handles claims against the Army for damage or injury caused by government employees, claims against third parties that damage government property or injury individuals covered under Tricare, and claims from Soldiers or DA civilian employees for damage to property that is incident to their service. The most common incident to service claim relates to government sponsored moves.

Household Goods Claims: Under the Full Replacement Value Program, claims for damage to household goods can be filed directly with the Transportation www.lee.army.mil

Legal Assistance Division

Phone: (804) 765-1500/1505 The Legal Assistance Division is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., and Thursday, 1 - 4 p.m.

This office assists clients with the following issues: powers of attorney, leases, affidavits, Virginia deeds, name changes, consumer affairs, civil suits, domestic relations, child support and family law, immigration and naturalization, wills and estates, tax assistance and local court procedures.

Notary services and preparation of powers of attorney are available on a walk-in basis during normal duty hours.

Attorney consultations are available on both an appointment basis and a walkin basis. Attorney walk-ins are available from 1-4 p.m. daily.

Tax Assistance Center

Building 6052 MeKong Street Phone: (804) 734-5732 Tax preparation assistance, form distribution, and electronic filing are available between January and early May of each year. Assistance is also available year-round by appointment. To schedule an off-season appointment, call the Legal Assistance Office at (804) 765-1505.

The Tax Center operating hours will be posted at the onset of the tax season.

Check the Fort Lee OSJA website and the Fort Lee Traveller for the most up-todate information and hours of operation.

Administrative Law Division

Phone: (804) 765-1533 The Administrative Law Division is open during regular operating hours.

The mission of the Administrative Law Division is to provide legal support to the command in the following areas: Government Contracts, Government Ethics, Federal Information Law, Federal Employment Law, Environmental Law, Intellectual Property, Civil Courts, Administrative Investigations and Administrative Law.

U.S. Army Trial Defense Service

Building 8039 3002 C Ave. Phone: (804) 765-2290 The U.S. Army Trial Defense Service is an independent agency that is responsible for providing defense counsel services to Soldiers facing criminal investigation or disciplinary action, including administrative separation, nonjudicial punishment (Article 15) and courts-martial. Trial Defense Service is located at 3001, C Avenue.

The Trial Defense Service Office is open Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

This office is closed daily, noon - 1 p.m.

The office has walk-in services for Article 15s and chapter actions every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Article 15s are at 9 a.m. and Chapters are at 10 a.m. Soldiers for Article 15s must arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. with a complete and legally sufficient packet signed by the commander. Soldiers for Chapters must arrive no later than 9:45 a.m. and must also have a complete and legally sufficient packet signed by the commander.

The mailing address for the Trial Defense Office is: U.S. Army Trial Defense Service; ATTN: Fort Lee Branch Office; 441 1st St.; Fort Lee, Va. 23801

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Building 1108 441 1st Street Staff Judge Advocate: (804) 765-1514 Deputy Staff Judge Advocate: (804) 7651514 Soldier Support Center Branch: (804) 765-7527 The Fort Lee Office of the Staff Judge Advocate provides legal services to the Fort Lee commands and tenant activities, service members (active and retired) and family members. The areas of support provided include Military Justice, Administrative Law, Claims and Legal Assistance.

The OSJA is located in building 1108 at 441 1st Street.

The office is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., and Thursday, 1 - 4:30 p.m. The Legal Assistance Division is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8 a.m.

- 4:30 p.m., and Thursday, 1 - 4:30 p.m The Tax Center operates annually from mid-January to May 15. For tax assistance during the remainder of the year, contact the Fort Lee Legal Assistance office.

Service Provider (TSP), formally known as the carrier. If the claim is filed within nine months of delivery, the TSP will either replace or repair most items and must settle the claim within 60 days. If you are unable to reach a settlement with the TSP on certain items, you may file for those items with the Military Claims Office. Potential claimants should ask the delivery agents for TSP contact information before allowing them to depart the residence.

Claims to the TSP should be made within 70 days of delivery. The Fort Lee Claims Division encourages anyone submitting a claim to visit the office to learn important information about the claim process.

Community Support Army Community Service

Community Services

Building 9023 1231 Mahone Ave. Phone: (804) 734-6388 Fax: (804) 734-6383 Fort Lee Army Community Service assists commanders in maintaining readiness of individuals, families and communities within America’s Army by developing, coordinating and delivering services that promote selfreliance, resiliency and stability during war and peace.

ACS has innovative programming, strong community partnerships and is fully accredited.

We promote and foster Army Community Service – Real-life Solutions for Successful Army Living.

Our office hours are Monday Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Army Emergency Relief AER offers emergency financial assistance to all Army personnel, active or retired, and their family members in the following categories: food, rent, required travel, utilities, essential car repairs, medical bills, funeral expenses and essential needs in the event that pay is lost or not received.

Army Family Action Plan AFAP is a process that allows military members, family members, Department of the Army Civilians and retirees to say what’s working and what isn’t, and what they think will fix it.

All issues submitted are reviewed for quick fixes while some will continue up the chain of command until resolved or determined unattainable.

Army Family Team Building AFTB is an official Army training program that helps develop ready families and ready military members.

This program contributes to unit, mission environment and lifestyle by providing information, knowledge and skills vital to the readiness of the force.

Living within the Army culture can be challenging, and AFTB will help you learn how to translate the military lingo, develop realistic expectations, and learn about military benefits and services available to Army Families.

Army Volunteer Corps The AVC program provides assistance in the recruitment, training and recognition of installation volunteers and maintains a bank of volunteer positions and events on the installation and in the local community. Volunteers play an integral role in the lives of service members and their families.

Their assistance and teamwork on the installation allows Fort Lee to provide broader quality services.

Within ACS, volunteers are involved as instructors for Army Family Team Building, preparing welcome packets and lending kits for Relocation Readiness, and in special events for the Exceptional Family Member Program, Installation Volunteer Program, Family Advocacy, and Survivor Outreach Services. The AVC is always looking to recruit new volunteers and help them

achieve their individual goals through service to the community.

Employment Readiness Program The Employment Readiness Program provides support services that help customers make informed decisions while seeking work. This program offers information and referral for local career opportunities, education, training, transition and volunteer positions to give family members the competitive edge needed to secure employment.

The ACS Resource Room currently contains eight computer work stations with access to the Internet for use in job assistance, on- and off-post job announcements, employment resource materials, education and scholarship information, training videos and resume templates.

Exceptional Family Member Program EFMP is a mandatory enrollment support program that works with other military and civilian agencies to provide coordinated medical, educational, housing, community support and personnel services to Soldiers who have

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family members with special needs.

This program provides medical and educational advocacy, system navigation for on- and off-post services, resource library services, support groups, training sessions and recreational events.

Family Advocacy Program The mission of the Family Advocacy Program is to build healthy families, sustain strong communities and promote family readiness by providing comprehensive approaches to prevention, identification and intervention of child and spouse abuse in military families. A variety of classes are available upon request.

Survivor Outreach Services SOS represents the Army’s commitment to survivors of fallen military members. It provides survivors with benefits coordination, financial counseling and the long-term support counseling that is specific to the grief process. SOS also conducts outreach necessary to determine the diverse needs of all who are touched by the loss of a military member.

Relocation Readiness Program The Relocation Readiness Program provides assistance to individuals and families in transition by maintaining current information on installations worldwide and operating a lending closet for temporary use of basic household items. www.lee.army.mil

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program This program is committed to supporting and caring for victims of sexual assault and to ensuring that victims and offenders are treated in accordance with Army policy.

This program centers on prevention, immediate response and follow-up services.

Mobilization and Deployment Readiness This program facilitates and maintains a family assistance system to support units, military members and families throughout pre-deployment, deployment and post deployment.

The Mobilization and Deployment Readiness Program offers the Pillow Case Project. It is intended to enhance and strengthen memories between military members and family members during times of deployment or separation by offering a free pillowcase with a photograph of their loved ones.

Information and Referral and Follow-Up This program is designed to link active duty personnel, retirees, civilians and family members with other military and civilian support agencies by providing accurate information about these organizations.

Financial Readiness Program This program offers classes on checkbook management, money

management and budgeting.

Information is available on several other financially-related topics of interest to military members and their families. Other classes are available upon request.

ACS Satellite Office at the Soldier Support Center Building 3400, Room 102 1401 B Avenue Phone: (804) 765-7636 or 734-7827 Fax: (804) 734-7622 Army Community Service offers a second location in the “one-stopshopping” Soldier Support Center. ACS information and referrals are available at this location.

Army Career and Alumni Program

1401 B Avenue, building 3400, Room 126 Phone: (804) 734-6612 Email: acap.lee@secro-na.com The Army Career and Alumni Program is a comprehensive careertransition service offering a wide range of assistance for retiring or separating Soldiers, DA Civilians (affected by a reduction in force action), and qualifying family members.

Services include pre-separation counseling, benefits counseling, job search training and access to numerous employer and job information databases.

American Red Cross

Building 9028-A 1403 Mahone Avenue Fort Lee, Va. 23801 Phone: (804) 734-6371 Website: www.redcross.org 24/7 Military Emergency Service Line: 1-877-272-7337 The Fort Lee American Red Cross office hours are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; unless a staff member is presenting a brief.

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Empowerment – Domestic Violence Program Empowerment services include safety planning, assistance in obtaining protective orders, coordination of emergency services and accompanying clients to court proceedings and other appointments. The Victim Advocate provides immediate support and addresses the expressed interest and safety of domestic violence victims.

This program also provides assistance with issues/services such as housing, moving overseas, moving with pets, schools, pre-departure assistance, citizenship/immigration, English as a second language classes, sponsorship training and services to multicultural families and support services to families who are living separately from the military and civilian sponsor because of mission requirements.

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volunteer opportunities within the Fort Lee community. Red Cross volunteers work at the Red Cross office, Kenner Army Health Clinic, Veterinary Clinic and at special events. To volunteer or learn more information about the services or programs offered, call (804) 765-3675 or 765-3670.

The Fort Lee Red Cross office is solely dedicated to service for the armed forces. Such services include emergency communications, informational briefs, comfort kit items to veterans, and more. For disaster services, call the Southside Area Chapter at (804) 4586007. Individuals interested in donating blood or for more information about American Red Cross Blood Drives, please call 1-800-REDCROSS or visit www.redcrossblood.org/make-donation.

Registration and information on CPR, first aid and swimming classes at Fort Lee and in the surrounding areas is handled at a national level; Individuals interested in learning more can call 1-800-733-2767 or visit www.redcross.org/take-a-class.

NOTE: Military members and their spouses needing to use the Red Cross’s emergency notification service should call the toll-free phone number.

Fort Lee USO Center

Building 4005 1611 B Ave. Phone: (804) 765-3045 Website: www.usohrcv.com Like us on Facebook: www. facebook. com/USOHRCV Hours of operation are TuesdaySaturday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Other hours are by appointment only. Sunday, noon - 6 p.m.; Friday, Saturday and Sunday hours are for military training students only. All others may utilize the center during the week. All parties are required to have a valid military ID card. Open most federal holidays.

The USO of Hampton Roads and Central Virginia opened a Fort Lee USO location in early 2011. The center offers information and referrals for military

members and their families providing up-to-date information about the local community. USO Family Outreach provides emergency assistance for travelers in need of lodging, transportation or food until appropriate military or community services are identified. The center offers Military Family Readiness Groups a place to host meetings and activities to better serve and inform the military community.

The Fort Lee USO offers a home away from home for military members.

Available amenities include: computer services, food and beverages, library services, toiletries, communication and children’s needs.

Army Education Center

Building 12400 700 Quarters Rd. Phone: (804) 765-3570 Website: www.lee.army.mil/hrd/army. continuing.education.system.asp Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

The Army Education Center’s mission at Fort Lee is to provide education opportunities that will enable all military personnel and family members to develop their maximum potential.

The Fort Lee Army Education Center offers: education counseling (walk-in and appointments); Army Tuition Assistance for off-duty, voluntary education; testing services for Army Personnel Tests; DANTES and College Testing; and Functional Academic Skills Training, a three-week on-duty course to improve basic skills in English and mathematics.

Active duty personnel and adult family members are encouraged to visit with an Army Education Center counselor before enrolling in college programs to discuss their education goals. Active duty Soldiers should familiarize themselves with GoArmyEd to request tuition assistance and enroll in college courses. Soldiers should log

onto www.GoArmyEd.com to create a record. GoArmyEd is the virtual gateway to request TA for classroom, distance learning and online college courses. College courses may be taken in the classroom, through distance learning, online or independent study.

College offerings on Fort Lee are as follows: Central Michigan University, Central Texas College, Florida Institute of Technology, Old Dominion University, Saint Leo University, Troy University and Virginia State University.

There are many colleges within a 35mile radius of Fort Lee. They include John Tyler Community College, Richard Bland College, Longwood University, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Richmond, Strayer University, Bluefield College, J. Sargent Reynolds Community College, Averett University, University of Phoenix, and Bryant and Stratton College.

Phone numbers for on-post college reps are as follows: • Central Michigan University: (804) 732-6082 • Central Texas College: (804) 7653295 • Florida Institute of Technology: (804) 765-4665 • Old Dominion University: (804) 863-1670 • Saint Leo University: (804) 8618039 • Virginia State University: (804) 765-3300

Multi-Use Learning Facility

Building 6047 Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 8 a.m.

- 4:30 p.m.

Human Resources Directorate/Adjutant General Services

Building 3400 (Soldier Support Center) 1401 B Avenue Website: www.lee.army.mil/hrd/human. resources.directorate.aspx

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Phone: (804) 734-7758 Fax: (804) 734-7110

Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m. - noon for appointments and walk-in hours are 1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (no customers can sign in after the specified closing time).

Personnel Service Branch Building 3400, Room 103 Phone: (804) 734-6920

Casualty Assistance Center

Personnel Service Branch Permanent Party Records Officer Records Phone: (804) 734-7088 Enlisted Records: (804) 734-6974 Names beginning A-I: (804) 734-7784 Names beginning J-Q: (804) 734-7089 Names beginning R-Z: (804) 734-6722 Fax: (804) 734-7087

www.lee.army.mil

Military Orders Building 3400, Room 206 1401 B Ave. Phone: (804) 734-6365 Fax: (804) 734-7783 Retirement Services Office Building 3400, Room 107 1401 B Avenue Phone: (804) 734-6555/6973 Fax: (804) 734-7395 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

The Retirement Services Office is located in room 107 of the Soldier Support Center. The office offers a wide range of services including pre-retirement counseling, benefit information and benefit updates.

In addition, it is a general point of

Installation Retention Office

Building 3400, Room 201 1401 B Ave. Phone: (804) 765-7004 The mission of retention personnel is to develop leaders, improve force alignment and impact Army endstrength. Specifically, they advise leaders and counsel Soldiers employing the four phases of the Army Career Counseling System to manage retention, force alignment, personnel attrition and Reserve Component transition.

Career counselors serve as special staff advisers to commanders and command sergeants major on all matters relating to retention, reclassification, career development, separations and attrition management.

Career counselors counsel, reenlist, reclassify or extend Soldiers in the active Army or transition separating Soldiers into the Reserve Components.

Career counselors assist in achieving and maintaining force alignment through the retention or transfer of qualified Soldiers into critical skills and locations.

Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Lee

Building 7124 1830 Quartermaster Rd. Phone: (804) 734-4586 Fax: (804) 734-4633 The Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Lee is responsible for the base operations contracting activities of Fort Lee and its tenants.

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ID Cards and Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System Office Building 3400, Room 115 1401 B Ave. Phone: (804) 734-7394 or 734-7347 Fax: (804) 734-6986 The installation Identification Card/DEERS Registration Office is located in the Soldier Support Center, Building 3400, located between B and C Avenue. The office handles the issue of identification cards for military members, family members, Department of Defense and Department of the Army Civilians.

It also handles DEERS enrollment/ updates. DEERS registration is a requirement for enrollment in the military’s health care insurance program.

Military members should visit the DEERS office following reenlistment, retirement, marriage, divorce or the birth of a child.

Anyone in need of a new identification card should call ahead for details about required documentation and to make an appointment. Without an appointment, customers normally wait one to two hours to be seen during walk-in hours.

The hours of the ID Card Section are as follows: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. by appointments only.

Building 3400, Room 202 1401 B Avenue Phone: (804) 734-6606 Fax: (804) 734-6734/7193 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Fort Lee’s Casualty Assistance Office is the central point of action in the case of an active duty service member’s death or injury, an active duty dependent’s death or the death of a military retiree.

The Casualty Assistance staff handles notification of next-of-kin, coordinates casualty assistance officers and briefs surviving family members on their benefits.

They also arrange military honors with funeral homes for Army personnel – active duty, retirees and veterans.

Casualty Assistance is the primary point of contact for surviving spouses of retired and active service members who have benefit questions.

contact for retirees and their family members for information and referral to other agencies.

The RSO also hosts a yearly retiree appreciation day (usually in September) to bring retirees up to date on their benefits.

To schedule an appointment, call (804) 734-6555.

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The MICC is committed to the following efforts: • Ensure contractual actions are compliant with applicable laws and regulations.

• Aggressively pursue and apply innovative contracting methods as appropriate.

• Focus on excellent customer service to include customer education and assistance.

• Promote opportunities for Small and Small Disadvantaged Businesses.

• Provide a viable acquisition program for all customers – timely, efficient and effective.

The MICC obligates on average approximately $207 million a year through completed contracts while administering an additional $100 million worth of new contracts. In addition, the MICC has oversight of approximately $30 million a year in government credit card purchases under the Government Purchase Card Program.

The directorate can assist each customer with advanced acquisition planning, market research, requirements package submittal, and information regarding potential set-asides for small businesses to include Socio-Economic Classified Small Business firms.

Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security

Phone: (804) 734-6436 Fort Lee Status Hotline: (804) 765-2679 The Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security provides support to Fort Lee in the areas of contingency planning, emergency management, force protection, antiterrorism awareness and response, mobilization planning and execution, training support, and personnel/ information security.

The DPTMS also provides oversight of the 392nd Army Band (known as the “Fort Lee Army Band”) and operates the Installation Operations Center and the Headquarters Company Garrison.

Other primary functions include: range and training area control and ceremony planning and support.

Additional DPTMS functions include security clearance updates, training aids and device loans and serving as the Central Tasking Office for internal installation support requirements and external requirements in support of IMCOM, TRADOC and FORSCOM operations.

The Installation Operations Center is staffed around the clock, every day to include holidays, providing Installation Force Protection information and severe weather updates. It serves as the focal point for emergency operations.

To contact the IOC, call (804) 734-1584 or e-mail: usarmy.lee.imcom.mbx.leeeleewatch@mail.mil.

To reduce non-essential calls and call waiting during emergencies or periods of adverse weather, check the Fort Lee Website – www.lee.army.mil – or call the Fort Lee Status Hotline at (804) 765-2679 for operational information before attempting to call the IOC or the MP desk.

In-processing personnel and those requiring security clearance information should coordinate a visit to the DPTMS Security Office through their unit security representative.

Training on Fort Lee Ranges requires completion of the Range Certification Course. Contact Range Control at (804) 734-2079 for specific information.

The Fort Lee Army Band schedule can be found on its website: www.lee. army.mil/army.band/392.army.band. aspx. Come join them in their mission as Fort Lee’s ambassadors of military music.

Visual Information Support Center Building 8045, Room 110 Rodgers Hall, C Avenue Phone: (804) 734-7323 Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The VISC provides professional

videography, photography, television and audiovisual equipment support for the Fort Lee military community.

Typical support requests include audiovisual equipment setup for installation ceremonies and special events, photo or video documentation of official functions and promotion board photos.

To request VISC services, please fill out the online work request at https://www.vios-east.army.mil (on government computers) or www.viosakoeast.army.mil (home, commercial computer). Phone-in requests cannot be accepted.

Directorate of Public Works

Environmental Management Office Building 6005 825 19th Street Phone: (804) 734-5014 Fax: (804) 734-3762 The proximity of the installation to nearby waterways presents many environmental challenges. Fort Lee is geographically located in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and must adhere to all the guidelines of the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act of 1988.

Furthermore, within the 5,907-acre footprint of Fort Lee lies almost 745 acres of wetlands – almost 13 percent of its land mass. Preserving the rich history of this region is also a focal point for the EMO and it conducts many programs throughout the year to ensure positive environmental stewardship practices are applied throughout the community while maximizing training opportunities for the military.

Regional Archeological Curation Facility Building 5222 Corner of Shop Road and 22nd Street Phone: (804) 734-4434 or 765-7026 Fax: (804) 734-3762 The Regional Archeological Curation Facility houses Fort Lee’s

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expenditure of funds. The EMO provides advice and guidance to Army decision makers during the planning and through execution of their project. EMO provides maps, site information and constraints in order to avoid unnecessary expenses, delays and potential violations.

Air Quality Phone: (804) 734-5061 Significant regulatory constraints pertaining to Air Quality exist at Fort Lee. The installation will continue to reduce its potential emissions impact on the regional air shed where practicable and in a manner that maximizes operational flexibility for Fort Lee’s training mission.

Reducing the environmental impact of Fort Lee is everyone’s responsibility; whether it is substituting a green product, recycling, preventing spills and releases or receiving the proper clearance to dig a fighting position.

We face many short- and long-term challenges that require innovative, effective and efficient execution of the environmental mission while sustaining real world training for our military members. www.lee.army.mil

Installation Pest Management Phone: (804) 765-3560 Integrated pest management methodology is utilized on Fort Lee. The use of pesticides must be approved

by Fort Lee Preventive Medicine or the Environmental Management Office.

Facility occupants should never apply pesticides such as bug spray. Child care and food service facilities must be surveyed by Preventative Medicine personnel before any pest management steps are undertaken. All others are surveyed in accordance with Fort Lee Policy 17-03. Tenant organizations pay for service with Government Purchase Cards.

Natural Resources Phone: (804) 734-5080 This program manages wetlands, wildlife and natural habitats. Natural Resources advises on natural resource issues, permits and protection measures.

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Phone: (804) 734-5352 All Army actions have impacts and must be assessed prior to the execution or

Master Planning Office Building 6005 825 19th Street Phone: (804) 734-5977 Fax: (804) 734-3474 The Master Planning Office provides a master plan for the future of Fort Lee and also provides real property matters, i.e. space assignments, facilities control and real estate documents.

The office established the real property vision in accordance with the Strategic Plan, data on existing conditions, goals and objectives related to the vision, the future development plan as per requirements and the master plan as per the five components. The Master Planning Office assists the schools and agencies on Fort Lee to obtain new facilities to satisfy their requirements.

Real Property Phone: (804) 734-4749 Real Property plans and completes the following: • All real estate transactions and property management activities • Programs for the transfer,

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archeological collections as well as those from other Department of Defense installations. Examples of these artifacts are on display in the facility’s exhibit room. Contact the office for availability of the collection and for more information.

Hazardous Waste Facility Building 7123 Phone: (804) 734-3811/3113 Fax: (804) 734-3762 The Hazardous Waste Statutory Accumulation Facility is located in building 7123 on Quartermaster Road directly across from the U-Do-It Center.

HWSAF also accepts lead acid batteries and rechargeable batteries, fluorescent lamps, project lamps and used absorbents. Recycling of antifreeze, oils, lubricants and fuels are also coordinated at the facility.

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acquisition, exchange, management, utilization and disposal of real estate • Permits, easements and right of way for utilities construction, roads, pipelines, communication lines, drainage ponds, leases, etc.

• Reports of availability for out-grants such as leases, licenses, easements and permits.

• Capital improvement projects and new construction as it relates to the real property and real estate mission requirements.

Hazardous Material Control Center Building 6212 Corner of 18th Street and Quartermaster Road Phone: (804) 734-5243/5244 Fax: (804) 734-5242 The Hazardous Material Control Center is the focal point for the requisition, receipt, distribution, reutilization and turn-in of hazardous materials utilized on the installation.

Any items identified as HAZMAT, as determined by the Federal Stock Class, and normally requisitioned through the Federal Supply System, will be supplied via the HMCC. Appropriate customer funded accounts will be established to facilitate this requirement.

Items purchased via credit card must be approved by and assigned a control number by the HMCC staff.

The HMCC also will be the point of receipt for HAZMAT purchases. This procedure will allow HMCC staff to query on-shelf stocks to determine if an item is available for purchase or free issue and to facilitate HAZMAT tracking (bar coding, etc.).

On-post housing residents are encouraged to turn in serviceable excess products, i.e., cleaning supplies, paint, vehicle liquids, etc., prior to a permanent change of station. This reusable material will be available for issue to other authorized on-post family housing occupants free of charge.

Recycling Center Behind AAFES and Commissary Parking Areas Phone: (804) 479-7492 Fort Lee has an aggressive recycling program that has historically exceeded the Army Measures of Merit. The installation’s recycling program is managed by a contractor who is overseen by a government quality control agent.

Marked containers are placed in work and operational areas within government buildings. It is the responsibility of the installation staff to empty recyclable materials into the collection containers. Family housing has a contractor that is overseen by the RCI partner. Any questions about recycling in family housing should be handled by the RCI Housing Agent.

Items accepted include: glass, newspaper, cardboard, office paper, magazines, phone books, shredded paper, wood, No. 1 and No. 2 plastic containers, rinsed metal food and beverage cans or items made of metal.

Recyclable items also can be taken to Fort Lee’s Recycle Convenience Center located behind the commissary, next to the salt dome. Unwanted bulk items also will be accepted here.

Toner cartridges can be recycled as well. Bring your used toner cartridges to the Fort Lee Office and Unit Supply Store located in building 7121 on Warehouse Road.

Equal Opportunity

Building 9028 1403 Mahone Ave. Phone: (804) 734-6601 The Equal Opportunity NCOIC is the principle advisor to the commander in developing and supervising EO programs. The EO program consists of mutually supportive operations, affirmative action, education and training.

The EO Office is concerned with the military population, Department of

Defense Civilians and family members on and off the installation.

Equal Employment Opportunity

Building 9028 1403 Mahone Ave. Phone: (804) 734-6666 Website: www.lee.army.mil/eeo/equal. employment.opportunity.aspx The Equal Employment Opportunity Office serves as the installation commander’s point of contact on all matters affecting the EEO climate on the installation. The mission includes serving as the commander’s primary advisor on EEO and affirmative employment matters. It also includes providing leadership and guidance in administering the Special Emphasis Programs and providing Prevention of Sexual Harassment and EEO training for the workforce.

The offices are located at 1403 Mahone Ave., between the Post Office and PXtra.

Military Pay Office

Building 8022 840 Lee Avenue Main Office: (804) 734-7930 PCS Travel Pay: (804) 734-7260 In/Out Processing: (804) 734-6363 The Defense Military Pay Office (Fort Lee Branch) is a tenant organization closely linked to the garrison in support of Fort Lee’s missions. The DMPO is responsible for timely and accurate pay to Soldiers.

The DMPO is located at the corner of C and Lee Avenues. It provides customer service for Soldiers who have already in-processed through finance.

The In/Out processing and PCS Travel section of the SMPO is located in the Soldier Support Center, Faughn Hall, on B Avenue.

Garrison Plans, Analysis and Integration Directorate Building 12010, Room 308 3312 A Ave.

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Phone: (804) 765-0968 Fax: (804) 765-0006 The Plans, Analysis, and Integration Directorate provides oversight of assigned programs; conducts analytical reviews; monitors Army baseline standards; captures and enables implementation of best business practices; identifies, tracks, and orchestrates reporting of performance measures; and integrates and optimizes use of technology. This office is the garrison commander’s focal point for strategy and management planning for Fort Lee.

Garrison Public Affairs Office

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The Command Information section oversees production of the installation’s weekly newspaper, “The Traveller,” which is distributed throughout post each Thursday. It also produces the annual Post Guide and Telephone Directory, and posts information on the digital sign at Sisisky Gate and the home page of the installation website.

Community Relations functions as a liaison between Fort Lee and the surrounding communities. It coordinates requests for the Fort Lee Army Band, guest speakers, color guards and installation tours.

Media Relations is the intermediary between the installation and local and national media. The staff initiates news releases, coordinates media visits to the post and administers the Hometown News Release Program.

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Building 9030 1401 Mahone Ave. Website: www.usps.com Fort Lee Branch: (804) 861-0539 National Toll Free: 1-800-275-8777 The Fort Lee Post Office is located next to the PXtra. The official military post office entrance is located at the rear of the building.

In addition to the standard services like stamp sales, express mail and money orders, its staff is familiar with the many unique mailing needs of

U.S. Army Women’s Museum Building 5219 2100 A Ave. Website: www.awm.lee.army.mil Phone: (804) 734-4327 The U.S. Army Women’s Museum serves as an educational institution, providing military history training and instruction to Soldiers, veterans and the military community.

The museum has one of the most comprehensive and expansive collections in the world of primary and secondary documents pertaining to the history of U.S. Army women. The museum is the custodian and repository of artifacts and archival material pertaining to the service of women across all branches and organizations of the U.S. Army from inception to the present day.

The museum collects, preserves, manages and interprets, and exhibits these unique artifacts as a means to provide training and educational outreach. The museum operates Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., in support of its Soldier training mission; and the gallery is open to the public Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum is closed on Sundays and Mondays and all federal holidays.

Information can be obtained by calling the museum or visiting the museum’s website listed above.

U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum Building 5218 2220 Adams Avenue Website: www.qmmuseum.lee.army.mil Phone: (804) 734-4203 Fax: (804) 734-4359

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Building 12010, Room 123 3312 A Ave. Website: www.lee.army.mil/pao/public. affairs.office.aspx Traveller Website: www.ftleetraveller. com Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ ftleetraveller Like us on Facebook: www.facebook. com/ftleetraveller Flickr: www.flickr.com/ftleetraveller Main Line: (804) 734-7451 Command Information / Traveller Newspaper: (804) 734-7147 Community Relations: (804) 734-6893 Media Relations: (804) 734-6965 Fax: (804) 734-7488 The U.S. Army Garrison Fort Lee Public Affairs Office performs the garrison commander’s Community Relations, Media Relations and Command Information missions.

It is the only Army agency on post authorized to speak to the media and issue press releases or advisories on behalf of the garrison commander.

The types of support PAO provides to the community include media training, publicity of community/organizational events, press coverage of newsworthy activities, assistance with informational campaigns for Army observances and programs, social media and web content guidance, and crisis communication.

the military family. This is especially helpful for those mailing packages overseas.

The Fort Lee Post Office is open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 4:30. p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

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the Commonwealth of Virginia as a non-profit, tax-exempt, educational organization. The Foundation exists to support the U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum at Fort Lee in its educational mission.

The Foundation preserves and shares the history and traditions of the United States Army Quartermaster Corps in order to educate and inspire current and future generations.

Since 1957, the Quartermaster Museum has preserved the history and heritage of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps, the Army’s oldest logistical branch. For more than two centuries Quartermaster Soldiers have fed, clothed and equipped the U.S. Army. The museum receives more than 70,000 visitors a year, including more than 17,000 Quartermaster Soldiers who receive history training.

The museum’s missions are to collect, preserve, exhibit and interpret the history of the Quartermaster Corps from its birth in 1775 to the present.

To this end, the museum has collected more than 23,000 artifacts relating to the Corps’ history and has assembled thousands of documents relating to Quartermaster Corps history.

The museum hours are: Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. Tours area available by calling the museum.

Reference Library/Archives: Library/

archives are available for researchers by appointment. Call (804) 734-4203.

Area Clubs

Private Organizations and Administration Office Building 12010 , Suite 110 3312 Adams Avenue Phone: (804) 734-7156 The clubs listed below received permission to operate on Fort Lee as a private organization after submitting their application to the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation along with their constitution and by-laws and a list of their officers.

Some of these private organizations are listed below. For additional information, contact the Private Organizations Administration Office.

Army Quartermaster Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 5230 Fort Lee, Va. 23801-0417 Phone: (804) 734-4339/5503 The Army Quartermaster Foundation, Inc. is organized and incorporated in

Association of the U.S. Army Robert E. Lee Chapter Phone: (804) 765-7218 The Association of the United States Army has worked to support all aspects of national security while advancing the interests of America’s Army and the men and women who serve.

AUSA is a private, non-profit educational organization that supports America’s Army: active duty, National Guard, Reserves, DoD/DA Civilians, retirees and family members. AUSA represents American Soldiers by: • Being the voice for all components of America’s Army • Fostering public support of the Army’s role in national security • Providing professional education and information programs Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Building 8401 A Avenue Fort Lee, Va. 23801 Phone: (804) 734-6824 Website: www.leemwr.com/Comm/ com_boss.htm Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers is a program that supports the overall quality of single Soldiers’ lives. BOSS identifies well-being issues and concerns by recommending improvements through the chain of command. BOSS encourages and assists single Soldiers in identifying and planning for recreational and leisure activities. Additionally, it gives single Soldiers the opportunity to participate

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in and contribute to their respective communities.

The activity center is open Tuesday - Saturday, noon - 9 p.m., and is closed Mondays and Sundays.

Boy Scouts of America 3901 A Ave., Suite 220 Fort Lee, Va. 23801-1809 The Boy Scouts of America, Troop No. 912, at Fort Lee offers activities for boys ages 6-18.

Scouting helps develop leadership, interests and skills such as conversation, safety, physical fitness, community awareness, sports and religious faith.

The scouts participate in many summer activities to include a 184-mile bike trip, a weeklong summer camp and more.

The Friends of the Army Women’s Museum Association is an allvolunteer organization whose sole purpose is to provide financial and volunteer support to the U.S. Army Women’s Museum. Money raised through individual contributions, veteran’s organizations, donations from local businesses and grants is used to support the many outstanding programs offered by the staff at the Army Women’s Museum. The Association is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit educational charity and is incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia. If you are interested in volunteering at the only museum in the world dedicated to Army women, contact the museum at (804) 7344327. Volunteers are needed for a range of activities including special events and research.

Girl Scouts of America 2801 Blvd., Suite F Colonial Heights, Va. 23834 Phone: (804) 520-8551 The Fort Lee Girl Scout Service Unit offers an informal educational program for young women from kindergarten through high school. The program is designed to help girls put into practice the principles of the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Girls are offered a wide variety of opportunities to develop their potential, learn to relate to diverse cultures, develop values and contribute to their community.

Adult volunteers are trained to participate in the girl/adult partnership and serve as positive role models.

Children are encouraged to get involved in scouting programs.

Friends of the Army Women’s Museum Association P.O. Box 1027 Prince George, Va. 23875 Phone: (804) 691-0866 Website: www.armywomensmuseum.org

Holiday Helper Association P.O. Box 5155, Fort Lee, VA 23801 Phone: 804-305-7599 or 804-614-8006 Holiday Helper began as an Army Community Service program to assist military members facing financial

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difficulties with holiday gifts for their children. The program became popular and very successful. All branches of service, as well as reservists, national guardsmen, widows, orphans and Wounded Warriors are able to benefit from the generosity of Fort Lee community members, businesses and organizations.

Holiday Helper provides military members who are nominated by their commanders the opportunity to shop for their children’s holiday toys free of charge. Toys, stocking stuffers, hats and mittens, books, puzzles, stuffed animals, food vouchers and live Christmas trees are made available to those who shop at the Fort Lee Holiday Helper “Toystore” located on Battle Drive, just behind DMV. An Open House is held each year to kick off the season of giving and allows all donors and commanders to tour the facility to see first-hand how our community can come together and truly create something magical.

Military members typically shop the second week in December each year.

It then becomes the goal of Holiday Helper to ensure all Wounded Warriors from McGuire Veterans Hospital in

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Fort Lee Area Spouses’ Club P.O. Box 5081 Fort Lee, VA 23801 Website: www.fortleespousesclub.org The Fort Lee Area Spouses’ Club is a social welfare organization committed to serving the military community through activities and events that raise funds for service members, families and the local area. FLASC activities include regular membership luncheons, evening and weekend social events, fundraising projects and charitable donations. FLASC also provides annual scholarships to military dependents seeking to further their educational opportunities. FLASC runs the Fort Lee Thrift Shop with all proceeds distributed by the club to worthy causes throughout the year. For more information, send an e-mail to info@fortleespousesclub.com, visit us at www.fortleespousesclub.com, or ‘like’ us on Facebook.

Holiday Helper has provided holiday gifts to service members and their families who face financial difficulties. The program also offers food vouchers and live Christmas trees.

They also are available for special circumstances throughout the year.

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Richmond are taken care of.

Holiday Helper is also there to meet the needs of military members facing “special circumstances� throughout the year.

To make a donation in support of our military through the Holiday Helper Program, mail it to the address noted on the previous page or contact (804) 3057599 or 614-8006.

Ordnance Corps Association PO Box 5251 Fort Lee, Va. 23801 Phone: (804) 733-5596 Since the beginning of Army history, branch identification and allegiance has united Soldiers and fostered a sense of purpose and tradition among those who shared that common bond. However, from the late 1960s and through the 1970s, the Army de-emphasized branch identification and stressed specific specialties. While Soldiers still wanted to maintain identity with the branch, each lacked a central corps to preserve and promote its heritage. The pride, prestige and traditions of each branch was not being passed along to each generation of new recruits.

When school commandants were placed in charge of their branches, many programs developed to foster a closer, cohesive spirit between Soldiers.

Slowly, time-honored traditions began making a comeback.

The Army Regimental System was a major effort to resort and instill regimental traditions.

After a dedicated effort, the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps Association was formed and approved for the express purpose of providing Ordnance Corps military and civilian personnel, their families and institutions having an interest in Army Ordnance affairs with an organization dedicated to creating a professional and social bond. The association was officially chartered during a ceremony on Oct. 1, 1985, at the Regimental Headquarters with

Major General William E. Potts, then the Chief of Ordnance, accepting Membership No. 001.

Interest has grown during the past several years as Ordnance Soldiers and civilians, along with hundreds of members of the Ordnance retired community, have joined the association to maintain a bond with their colleagues and stay abreast of Ordnance Corps developments.

To read more about the association, visit www.usaocaweb.org.

Tri-City Toastmaster Club No. 8662 The Tri-City Toastmasters Club is a member of Toastmasters International, the leading organization in the world dedicated to making effective oral communication a worldwide reality with more than 12,000 clubs and 250,000 members in 106 countries worldwide.

The mission of each club is to develop communication and leadership skills, which in turn foster selfconfidence and personal growth in a non-threatening manner. Members learn-by-doing at their own pace with manuals that guide them each step of the way and mentorship by fellow members. TriCity Toastmasters is chartered as a community club and open to all individuals 18 and over. The club meets on Fort Lee at the Army Logistics University Commandants Lounge on the first and third Thursday of the month, noon - 1 p.m.

For information, call (804) 734-1676 or visit http://tricitytm.freetoasthost. com.

Transportation Corps Regimental Association P.O. Box 4260 Fort Eustis, VA 23604 Phone: (757) 875-0723 The Transportation Corps Regimental Association, a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization, was formed in September 1990. It was designed to support specific

objectives of the Transportation Corps Regiment. Its purpose is to promote the Transportation Corps Regiment, to preserve its history and traditions, to foster member professional development, and to provide academic scholarships.

Membership is open to military and civilian personnel of all grades in the active and reserve components. All retirees, cadets of the service academies, military schools and ROTC programs as well as others who subscribe to the purposes for which the association was formed may also become members.

The Transportation Corps Regimental Association devotes its efforts and activities to the goals and purposes set forth in its bylaws. These efforts and activities include but are not limited to: Disseminating educational material and information of the military arts and sciences with special attention to the role of the Transportation Corps; promoting the professional educational development of its members; preserving, through educational and scholarship programs, the spirit, traditions, heritage, and history of the Transportation Corps; awards program and educational scholarships.

U.S. Army Warrant Officer Association, Crater Chapter Website: https://woaonline.org/crater The U.S. Army Warrant Officer Association was established to foster a spirit of patriotism and devotion to duty among members, commensurate with the high ideals of the Army. The association recommends programs for the improvement of the Army, disseminates professional information among warrant officers and promotes the technical and social welfare of its members.

Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month, 5-6:30 p.m., at Apartment E, building 10000 which is located at the corner of C Avenue and Sisisky Boulevard.

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Dining, Recreation & Shopping Family and MWR Headquarters

Building 12010 3312 A Avenue, Suite 110 Main Office: (804) 734-7195 Financial Management Office: (804) 734-7184 Website: www.leemwr.com The Fort Lee community has access to a number of leisure activities and facilities both on- and off-post. Among the Family and MWR activities located on the installation are dining, fitness centers, live theater productions, bowling, golf and a skate park.

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The Hideaway

Building 15013 5th Street Phone: (804) 765-1539 The HideAway, located off 5th Street beside Outdoor Recreation, offers a perfect taste of rustic bar with a modern twist. Watch sports action on any of its six flat-screen TVs. Karaoke and dance www.lee.army.mil

music is offered on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Indulge in games such as billiards and darts. Free pool on Thursdays.

From June to September, the Summer Concert series takes place on the HideAway lawn and outdoor stage.

It features a wide variety of music, food and children’s activities.

Hours of operation: Wednesday, 4 p.m. – midnight; Thursday, 4 -10 p.m.; Friday, 4 p.m.- 2 a.m.; and Saturday, 6 p.m.- 2 a.m. It’s closed on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

The Lee Club

Building 9009 Battle Drive Main Office: (804) 734-7547 Catering/Manager: (804) 734-7541 The Lee Club, located near the intersection of Lee and Mahone Avenues, provides a country club atmosphere for patrons. Whether it’s a huge, formal reception or an intimate party with friends, the Lee Club offers the venue (and menu) to meet every social occasion.

Regularly scheduled dining opportunities include Tuesday Night International Buffets from 5 - 7 p.m.

Holiday brunch events are offered as well. The administrative office is open Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Auto Crafts

Building 9035 Behind the Bowling Center off Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-6859 With vehicle lifts, bay space and tools, this facility allows patrons to perform minor vehicle repairs. Its rental space includes 10-slot bays and three-vehicle lifts for minor auto repairs. This selfhelp facility is open to authorized users and has a trained instructor on duty to provide automobile repair assistance.

Patrons may use tools to assist with repairs while on the premises.

Short- and long-term vehicle storage is also available. Hours of operation: Wednesday - Friday, noon - 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Leisure Travel Services

Building 2609 (Inside the Regimental Club) Phone: (804) 765-3789/3783 The Fort Lee Leisure Travel Service Office is located in the Regimental Club. The full-service Family and MWR leisure travel agency specializes in a wide range of individual and family entertainment options including tickets to amusement parks, local and national attractions, vacation packages, cruises and hotel reservations. LTS will assist

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Building 2609 C Avenue Office: (804) 765-1523 Catering: (804) 765-1539 Reservations: (804) 765-1523 Fax: (804) 765-2054 The Regimental Club offers a wide variety of entertainment and events throughout the year. Lunch is served Monday - Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Catering services are available for military and social functions, wedding receptions, farewells, luncheons, retirements and other events.

The club offers three separate lounges for your enjoyment: Connection, Denniston and Jazz Lounge. Friday nights at the club feature a wide variety of music for the community including old school jazz and blues, Top 40’s, reggae and hip hop.

Hours of operation: Wednesday 4 p.m. - midnight; Fridays and Saturdays, 4 p.m. - 2 a.m.

The Regimental Club offers a wide variety of entertainment and events throughout the year. Lunch is served Monday - Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Catering services are available for military and social functions, wedding receptions, farewells, luncheons, retirements and other events.

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military and DoD Civilians in obtaining discounts for leisure travel and can accommodate travel arrangements for the civilian community.

Hours of operation are Monday Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., with limited hours on Saturdays from May to September. Fall hours are subject to change.

Lee Playhouse Theater Group

Picture Perfect Frame Shop

Building 9024 1321 Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-6137 The Picture Perfect framing facility is the ideal place to have all prints, needlepoint pieces, puzzles and certificates matted and framed. The staff offers professional service for those who prefer to have the work done for them. Customers who prefer to do it themselves can take classes to learn the basics of picture framing. Additionally, numerous arts and crafts classes are offered during various times of the year to include card club, acrylic and digital scrapbooking.

Hours of operation are: Monday and Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays.

for a fee at the Adventure Park and Outdoor Recreation for those bearing a military identification card or drivers license. Signs provide range and par information.

Hours of operation are: Tuesdays, 3:30-7:30 p.m.; Thursdays, 3:30-7:30 p.m.; and Saturdays and Sundays, 12:30-6 p.m. The park is closed Mondays and Wednesdays. Hours are subject to change according to the season.

Building 4300 Mahone Avenue Sports Office Phone: (804) 734-6629 Building 4320 The award-winning Lee Playhouse C Avenue and 19th Street Theater Group has become one of the Phone: (804) 765-3053 most active performance troupes in The Sports Division provides many the area, offering three program styles sporting opportunities for Soldiers; to meet the various entertainment and from traditional activities like golf, cultural desires of the community. basketball and softball to highThe main-stage season produces adrenaline sports like re-ball, a variation Broadway musicals, comedies of paintball with re-useable balls. The and dramas. Evening and matinee Adventure Park Intramural Sports program caters to performances are open to the public. a wide array of participants from AllSeason tickets are offered at the Corner of C & Mahone Avenues Army hopefuls to recreational athletes beginning of the main-stage season Phone: (804) 765-3058 The Adventure Park offers promoting competitiveness while guaranteeing great seating for a year skateboarding, a batting cage and a encouraging camaraderie, integrity of fine entertainment.

The Playhouse also produces climbing wall. The main park is located and a fun atmosphere through sports.

Intramural leagues are open to both KidKapers, live theater for children at C and Mahone Avenues.

The 18-hole Disc Golf Course male and female active duty Soldiers. by children. Offering a little songand-dance and a few laughs, these nearby is an intermediate recreational shows delight audiences both young course that is open to the public and Battle Drive Pool and old. Tickets are sold at the box free for patrons who have their own Mahone Avenue, behind the Lee Club office just prior to the show and are discs. Disc sets are available to rent Phone: (804) 734-6198 priced at $4.

Participation is the essential ingredient in the Lee Playhouse Theater Group operation. Military, family members, Department of Defense Civilians and their spouses and those in the surrounding communities are invited to audition.

No stage experience is necessary. Help is always needed behind the scenes (lighting, sound, props, costumes), and with audience management as well.

For information on the Lee Playhouse, call (804) 734-7182 or The Battle Drive Pool is open Memorial Day through Labor day and it offers recreational swiimming for the Fort Lee community.

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Open Memorial Day through Labor Day, the Battle Drive Pool offers recreational swimming for the Fort Lee community. With depths of 3 10 feet, the pool features two boards, which provide a platform for diving and jumping, as well as a water slide to entertain the young and young-atheart.

Throughout the summer season, the pool offers swimming lessons to children. Users must purchase a pool pass to access the Battle Drive facility.

Early-bird discounts are offered in May.

Bowling Center

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Building 11810 A Avenue Pro Shop: (804) 734-2899 Snack Bar: (804) 734-2892 The Cardinal Golf Course features a 27-Hole championship layout with three distinct nine-hole routings. The facility has a fully-stocked pro shop, driving range, putting green and lockers. Golf lessons also are available from a golf professional for a fee. For tee time reservations, patrons may call (804) 734-2899 beginning at 6:30 a.m.

Tee times also may be booked online at leemwr.com. The first available tee times vary with the different seasons.

For an explanation of how the tee time priority system works, call the golf shop.

The course is open to active-duty and retired military, DoD Civilians, federal government employees, family members and their guests and honorably-discharged veterans from all branches of service. The course is open dawn to dusk, seven days a week. The Pro Shop and driving range are open from 7 a.m. - dusk.

The Birds Nest Snack Bar is open daily. A wide selection of hot and cold sandwiches, salads, beverages and other items are served. Hours of operation are weekdays, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., and weekends/holidays, 6:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. (including breakfast service) during daylight savings time. The snack bar closes one hour earlier each day during standard time.

Clark Fitness Center

Building 2414 C Avenue and 9th Street Phone: (804) 765-3636 Fax: (804) 765-3638 Clark Fitness Center features the following: a free weight training room; a machine room with Nautilus; treadmills and cross-trainers; three racquetball courts; two full basketball courts; full locker rooms with saunas

for men and women; and equipment checkout. This fitness center also offers a spacious gymnasium for basketball, volleyball and other indoor sports.

The center’s recreational fitness specialists offer free fitness assessments to all military, family members and DoD/DA Civilian ID card holders. The assessment includes blood pressure check, body fat analysis, upper-body strength and flexibility tests.

Appointments are available Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., with the fitness center’s certified fitness trainers by calling (804) 734-7069.

Fitness programs are also available for free, ranging from general cardio/ strength training to weight management classes.

Hours of operation are Monday Friday, 5:15 a.m. - 7 p.m. The facility is closed Saturdays, Sundays and federal holidays.

MacLaughlin Fitness Center

Building 4320 C Avenue and 19th Street Phone: (804) 765-3070 Fax: (804) 765-3061 MacLaughlin Fitness Center features the following: a free weight training room; a machine room with Nautilus, treadmills and cross-trainers; three racquetball courts; two full basketball courts; full locker rooms with saunas for men and women; equipment checkout and a gymnasium for basketball, volleyball and other indoor physical conditioning activities.

Five racquetball/handball courts with a mezzanine-viewing area, exercise rooms for aerobics, yoga, workouts and weightlifting are also available.

Hours of operation are Monday Friday, 5:30 - 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. The facility is closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

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Building 9040 Battle Drive Phone: (804) 734-6860 Fax: (804) 734-6872 Action City Grille: (804) 734-6861 The Fort Lee Bowling Center is a smoke-free facility offering 24 lanes with automated bumpers, a full-service Pro Shop and the Action City Grille.

The Grille features a wide variety of food choices and an assortment of beer and wine coolers.

The perfect location for birthday parties and group outings, the staff will design an event to remember for the young and the not-so-young. Custom menus are available.

Glow N’ Motion bowling is offered Saturday and Sundays, 6 p.m. - close.

Fall/Winter leagues begin in September and Summer leagues begin in June.

A free Youth Bowling league competes every Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. Want to improve your scores? Instruction is available by a former PBA professional with PBCadvanced-school certification.

Hours of operation are Monday Thursday, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. – 10 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. (closes at 9 p.m. Sunday when Monday is a holiday).

Cardinal Golf Club

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Quarters Road Phone: (804) 765-0695 This temporary facility provides individuals on the Ordnance Campus with weight training and cardio equipment. A permanent facility will be constructed in the future. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday, 11 a.m.

- 7 p.m. Closed on Saturday, Sunday and holidays.

Interim Ordnance Exercise Facility

Building 18070 EOD Lane Ordnance Campus Phone: (804) 734-8637 This temporary facility provides individuals on the Ordnance Campus with weight training and cardio equipment. A permanent facility will be constructed in the future. Hours of operation are Monday – Friday, 5 a.m.

- 8 p.m., and 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. It is closed on holidays.

Fort Lee Community Library

Building 12420, 2nd Floor 34th Street Phone: (804) 765-8095 Adult and children’s collections, DVD audio books, periodicals, and six computers with Internet service are available for patron use. The library hosts frequent children’s programs.

The Community Library is open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and Sunday, noon - 5 p.m.

Outdoor Recreation

Building 15014 5th Street Phone: (804) 765-2212/2210 The Fort Lee Outdoor Recreation Center offers a variety of activities and programs from trap/skeet, archery and weapons ranges to hunting and chartered fishing trips.

The ranges are open year-round; however, the hours of operation for

The Fort Lee Community Library offers several special activities, including Read2Rover and a summer reading program. The Community Library is open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and Sunday, noon - 5 p.m.

each are subject to change due to military training or inclement weather.

Additionally, Outdoor Recreation offers water-skiing lessons and various other instructional classes. Authorized patrons eligible to utilize the ranges are: active duty and retired military, DoD/DA Civilians.

Outdoor Recreation is open Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. - noon; and closed Sunday and holidays.

For more information on fees, permits and events, call (804) 7652212.

Equipment Rental Center Building 15014 5th Street

Phone: (804) 765-2212 The center rents a variety of items like bikes, camping equipment, cookers, coolers, dunk booths, canopies, etc. to help create successful outings. For help with summer yard work, residents can rent lawn mowers and weed eaters. The Rental Center oversees an outdoor archery range, pavilion with picnic tables, skeet/trap ranges, volleyball, horseshoes, softball fields and batting cages. In addition, the center has a mobile rock-climbing wall and bounce houses available for special event rentals.

Hours of operation are: Monday Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - noon; and closed on Sunday and holidays.

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Army and Air Force Exchange Service

Building 9025 1431 Mahone Avenue Fort Lee, Va. 23801 Website: www.shopmyexchange.com General Manager: (804) 861-4329 Human Resources: (804) 861-3037 Services & Vending: (804) 861-5585 The Exchange offers a variety of retail facilities at Fort Lee: Two shopping malls, an Express with a Firestone Service Store, two Troop Stores, and a Military Clothing Sales Service Store.

The Exchange has a variety of food choices for customers to choose from: Anthony’s Pizza, Charlie’s Steakery, Manchu Wok, Subway, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Froots and Popeye’s Chicken.

Included in the AAFES Fort Lee Exchange network are remote locations at the Charlottesville JAG School, Fort Pickett, and the Defense Supply Center, Richmond/Bellwood.

goods, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The Customer Service Desk offers Western Union Telegraph Service (incoming and outgoing).

The Main Exchange

Military Clothing & Sales

PXtra Troop Store

Building 9025 Battle Drive and Mahone Avenue Phone: (804) 862-3763 The PXtra is located across the street from Williams Stadium. Its hours are Monday - Saturday, 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

The Troop Store inside the PXtra offers a wide variety of convenience and food items, stationery, music, household www.lee.army.mil

Building 9025 Battle Drive and Mahone Aveune Phone: (804) 862-3763 The Military Clothing Store is located inside of the Troop Store at the PXtra.

Authorized customers can purchase uniform and TA-50 items, special order dress uniforms, and many commercial items Soldiers find useful in the field.

MCS is open Tuesday - Saturday, 8 a.m.

- 8 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

The store is closed on Monday.

Stripes, the Alterations Shop, is located inside the PXtra, next to the clothing sales store. Hours are Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Express/Popeye’s Chicken/Firestone

Siskisky Blvd. and A Avenue Express Phone: (804) 861-8063 Popeye’s Chicken Phone: (804) 8613916 Firestone Phone: (804) 722-0172 This facility offers 24-hour gas pump

Concession Operations

Phone: (804) 861-5585 The Exchange offers several concession operations at the Main PX. They include a Barber and Beauty Shop, GNC, Cellular Phone Sales and Service, Optical Shop, Optometry Clinic, Sports Shop, Phone Accessories, Hair and More Shop, and Slides and More Jewelry.

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Phone: 804 861-5970/5971 The Army and Air Force Exchange Service operates the Main Exchange located in the Community Shopping Center, building 1605, 300 A Ave., near the Sisisky Avenue Gate.

The store offers clothing and shoes, jewelry, gifts, music, health and beauty aids and more. Hours of operation are Monday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Tuesday - Thursday, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Friday Saturday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

access. Class VI items are located inside the Express.

Hours of Operation are Monday Thursday, 6 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.; Friday, 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. - 11 p.m.; and Sunday, 8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Popeye’s Chicken offers drive-thru and dine-in services. Hours of Operation: Monday - Thursday, 6 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Friday 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. 8 p.m.; and Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Firestone is a six-bay facility offering a variety of repairs including new tire sales, batteries, oil changes, brake service, Virginia State inspections and a variety of other services. Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Saturday 6 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and closed on Sundays.

While you’re at the Shoppette Complex, visit the automatic car wash that offers a variety of packages.

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At the PXtra, concession operations include a Barber Shop, Internet Café, Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Computer Repair, Car Rental, Unique Gift Shop, Brigade Quartermaster and a Novelty Shop. In addition, inside the PXtra is a GameStop Store offering new and used video games.

For a full listing of concessions at Fort Lee AAFES facilities, visit www.shopmyexchange.com/ ExchangeLocations/FtLeeStore.

Food Court and Eateries

The food court at the Main Exchange offers Manchu Wok, Charleys Steakery, Anthony’s Pizza and Subway. You will find Popeyes Chicken at the Shoppette Complex. At the PXtra you can find Pizza Hut and Froots, a healthy option food and drink concession. In the Army Logistics University, you can chose from Subway or Einstein Bagels. A cafeteria is located in Bunker Hall and a new restaurant will soon open at the new lodging facility on Mahone Avenue.

The DeCA mission is to deliver a premier commissary benefit to the armed services community that: • Encourages an exciting shopping experience; • Satisfies customer demand for quality grocery and household products; • Delivers exceptional savings • Enhancing quality of life • Fostering recruitment, retention and readiness • Supporting military members’ Burger King peace of mind, knowing their families Building 4305 have secure and affordable access to Mahone Ave. American products.

Phone: (804) 733-3839 Hours of operation: The AAFES-operated Burger King is Monday: Closed open Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Weekend hours are Saturdays, 8 a.m. Wednesday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

7:30 p.m., and Sunday, 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Thursday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Pizza Hut Saturday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Building 9025 Sunday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Battle Drive and Mahone Avenue Early bird shopping is authorized Phone: (804) 861-0130 Tuesday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m., The AAFES-operated Pizza Hut is self checkout only. A commissary open Monday - Friday, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. representative is available for assistance. for dine in guests. Delivery is available until 10 p.m. Sunday - Thursday and until Fort Lee Thrift Shop Building 5105 midnight Friday and Saturday.

Lee and B Avenues Fort Lee Commissary Fort Lee, VA 23801 Store Director: (804) 765-1485 Office: (804) 765-3312 Store Administrator: (804) 765-2266 Website: www.fortleespousesclub.com Information: (804) 765-2254 Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.

Website: www.commissaries.com com/fortleeareaspousesclub

The Fort Lee Thrift Shop is a nonprofit organization run by the Fort Lee Area Spouses’ Club. The shop is open Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m.

- 2 p.m., and Thursdays from 4:30 - 7 p.m. The shop is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and all holidays.

All profits go back into the Fort Lee community to support Soldiers and families. Donations each year are given to worthy local and military affiliated causes including scholarships for military dependents, Holiday Helper Association, Army Emergency Relief, American Red Cross, Boy and Girl Scouts, the Fisher House and many others.

The Fort Lee Thrift Shop is an excellent community resource and is a great place to find household items, clothing, toys, uniforms, small furniture, electronics, books and much more. Items for consigning must be brought in during consignment hours: Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:3011:45 a.m. and Thursdays, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Only 10 clothing items may be consigned per family per day. The limit for other items is 20 per day.

Only those with valid military (active or retired) or DoD/DA identification may consign items, but all are welcome to shop. A donation bin is located in front of the building for your convenience and volunteers are always welcome.

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Combined Arms Support Command The Army’s Sustainment Think Tank

www.lee.army.mil

The command consists of the headquarters staff, the Quartermaster, Ordnance (with the Defense Ammunition Center) and Transportation schools; the Soldier Support Institute (with four schools and an academy); and the Army Logistics University (with three colleges and an academy).

The DAC, located at McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, Okla., is the Department of Defense’s focal point for ammunition expertise. SSI is located at Fort Jackson, S.C., and oversees the School of Music, the Adjutant General School, the Finance School and the Recruiting and Retention School.

ALU incorporates the College of Professional and Continuing Education, Technical Logistics College, Logistics Leader College and the largest

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Building 5020 Phone: (804) 734-1542 After duty hours: (804) 765-7425 Website: www.cascom.army.mil Like us on Facebook: www.facebook. com/pao.CASCOM The Combined Arms Support Command’s mission is to train, educate and grow adaptive sustainment professionals as well as develop and integrate innovative Army and Joint sustainment capabilities, concepts and doctrine to enable Unified Land Operations. The command’s adaptive character and culture helps ensure our Army remains the nation’s “force of

decisive action.”

CASCOM is a multifunctional organization and oversees Army initial military training, organizational design, materiel, combat, leader and doctrine development for logistics and personnel services support. CASCOM integrates the Army’s legal, religious support, health-services support and operational contract support with their proponents, as required.

The Army’s Sustainment Think Tank and premier learning institution trains 36 percent of the Army’s enlisted military occupational careers, 40 percent of warrant officer specialties and nearly 61,000 civilian logisticians.

The command also supports training for almost 1,000 international students from 84 countries.

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Noncommissioned Officer’s Academy in the Army.

With over 540 sustainment courses that train more than 185,000 Soldiers a year at 28 training locations in 17 states and Germany, CASCOM provides game-changing sustainment capabilities to meet the needs of our agile, flexible and technologically advanced Army.

Support Starts Here!

U.S. Army Quartermaster School

Building 5020 Duty Hours: (804) 734-3683 Fax: (804) 734-3174 Website: www.quartermaster.army.mil The U.S. Army Quartermaster School is the headquarters of the Quartermaster Corps and the regimental home of all Quartermasters. More than 121,000 active Army, Army Reserve, and National Guard Soldiers throughout the world are affiliated with the QMS. The primary mission of the QMS is to provide Quartermaster proponent training and professional development to military personnel of the active Army and reserve components, members of other branches of the armed forces, civilians and personnel of allied countries.

The resident and non-resident training provided by this institution is focused on the Quartermaster functions necessary to sustain the armed forces in peacetime and at war.

The QMS serves as the focal point for the development of Quartermaster doctrine, training, leader development, organizations and materiel requirements needed throughout the force structure.

Nine enlisted specialties, five warrant officer specialties and three officer specialties are trained at Fort Lee. QMS is a part of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, headquartered at Fort Eustis, Va. Today, the school has a staff of more than 900 military and civilian personnel.

In its resident programs, the QMS will

train more than 25,000 military and civilian personnel.

Supply courses include the principles of supply; operation of standard Army management information systems; data processing; management of automated and manual property and equipment accounting records; receipt, issue, storage and distribution of supplies; as well as unit armorer training.

The Joint Culinary Center of Excellence has two Directorates: the Joint Culinary Training Directorate, which conducts joint food service training for the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, as well as advanced culinary training for all of the services; and the Directorate of Operations, Army Center of Excellence, Subsistence which manages the worldwide food program, including the development of concepts, systems and policy. The JCCoE administers the Department of the Army Connelly program for Excellence in Food Service and the Army Culinary Arts Program.

Petroleum courses include petroleum handling, storage, distribution, petroleum equipment and pipeline

operations, advanced petroleum operations planning, terminal management, laboratory testing, and quality surveillance.

Water courses provide training in water purification, storage, distribution and equipment operations.

Field services are taught in several courses. Aerial delivery, fabric repair, and shower and laundry are classified as field services. Aerial delivery training includes instruction in the rigging and maintaining of aerial delivery equipment, packing of personnel and cargo parachutes, and sling load operations. Fabric Repair teaches skills in alteration, fabrication and repair of clothing and textiles using a variety of sewing machines. Shower and Laundry covers the operation of the field shower and laundry systems.

Mortuary Affairs, formerly titled Graves Registration, has been a quartermaster mission since the Civil War. Training in the specialty is provided by the Joint Mortuary Affairs Center and includes instruction in the areas of search, recovery and evacuation of human remains; tentative identification

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and disposition of the remains; and the disposition of their personal effects.

Unlike historic training in this area, great emphasis is now placed on the forensics aspects of the process.

23rd Quartermaster Brigade

www.lee.army.mil

244th Quartermaster Battalion

Building 3102 820 11th Street Phone: (804) 765-3497 or 765- 3500 Fax: 765-3490 The 244th Quartermaster Battalion provides command and control to permanent party training cadre and five advanced individual training companies (A, E, G, J and M). The battalion also provides command and control for more than 110 permanent-party personnel including cadre and instructors of the Logistics Training Department.

The Soldiers of companies A, G, and M receive MOS (92A) training as Automated Logistics Specialists that includes a demanding program of instruction in the use of automated logistics systems. Additionally, the Soldiers of Company G receive MOS (88N) training as Transportation Management Specialists. The 88N training is conducted by the staff and faculty of the U.S. Army Transportation School (Fort Lee).

Company E is a geographically split-based unit at Fort Eustis that accommodates initial entry training transportation students for the following MOSs: 88K (Watercraft Operator), 88L (Watercraft Engineer), 88H (Cargo Specialist), 88P (Railroad Equipment Repairer), 88T (Railroad Section Repairer), and 88U (Rail Operation Crew Member), All training is conducted by the staff and faculty of the U.S. Army Transportation School (Fort Eustis) and the initial entry training Soldiers and platoon sergeants are under the command authority of the 244th Quartermaster Battalion.

The Soldiers of Company J train 27D (Paralegal Specialist). The program of instruction consists of training in preliminary legal and administrative support to the commander and staff and to coordinate legal actions with

supervising legal officers of the Staff Judge Advocate.

Company A Automated Logistical Specialist (92A) Phone: (804) 734-6487 or 734-4135 Company E Transportation Management Specialists (88N, 88L, 88H, 88K, 88P, 88T and 88U) Army Transportation School Phone: 757-878-1535 or 757-878-5803 Company G Automated Logistical Specialist (92A) Phone: (804) 734-4398 or 734-3525 Company J Paralegal Specialist (27D) Phone: (804) 734-7909 Company M Automated Logistical Specialist (92A) Phone: (804) 734-7904 or 734-7723

262nd Quartermaster Battalion

Building 3102 820 11th St. Phone: (804) 734-7849 or DSN 6877849 Staff Duty: (804) 765-3630 (Co-located with Company U CQ in Building 3000) The 262nd Quartermaster Battalion trains and provides support to the Soldiers of four Advanced Individual Training companies (C, R, U and V) and one company with a special mission (Headquarters and Headquarters Company).

The Headquarters and Headquarters Company is responsible for providing quality administrative, training and teaching support for all AIT Soldiers assigned or attached to the battalion.

The company also supports all permanent party Soldiers assigned to the headquarters battalion staff and training departments (Aerial Delivery and Field Services, Mortuary Affairs,

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Building 3327 1410 B Ave. Phone: (804) 734-4644 After duty hours: (804) 734-5647 Fax: (804) 734-4513 Website: www.quartermaster.army. mil/23rdbde/23rd_brigade.html The 23rd Quartermaster Brigade has provided 70 years of exemplary support since constituting as the 23rd Quartermaster Truck Regiment (Truck Corps) on May 1, 1936.

The brigade consists of three battalions and the Fort Lee Marine Corps Detachment.

The average brigade student strength is 4,500 military members who are undergoing training in nine Military Occupational Specialties, two warrant officer training programs, international students, the QM Officer Basic Course and the brigade cadre.

The brigade transitions Soldiers from basic combat training into the advanced individual training environment and graduates technically and tactically competent Quartermaster Soldiers and Marines.

The brigade ensures that its permanent party Soldiers are technically, tactically, and administratively prepared for worldwide deployment.

It also provides administrative and logistical support to the QMS and the Fort Lee community.

The capstone training event for all Soldiers, noncommissioned officers and officers is participation in a fourday, multi-echelon field training exercise scenario, “Log Warrior,� with battle focus on military occupational specialty and survivability skill reinforcement training. This exercise is a major highlight to complement their

classroom experience.

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and Petroleum and Water Operations).

Company C is responsible for Soldiers training in the military occupational specialties for parachute rigging, fabric repair, laundry and shower operations and mortuary affairs.

Companies R, U and V are responsible for Soldiers training for petroleum supply, petroleum laboratory technician and water supply operations MOSs. Company C Parachute rigging (92R), fabric repair, laundry and shower operations (92S) and mortuary affairs (92M) Phone: (804) 734-2524 Company R Petroleum Supply (92F), Petroleum Laboratory Technician (92L) and Water Supply (92W) Phone: (804) 734-7633 Company U Petroleum Supply (92F), Petroleum Laboratory Technician (92L) and Water Supply (92W) Phone: (804) 765-6571 Company V Petroleum Supply (92F), Petroleum Laboratory Technician (92L) and Water Supply (92W) Phone: (804) 734-6227 508th Trans Company Phone: (804) 765-2058

266th Quartermaster Battalion

Building 3127 901 13th St. Phone: (804) 765-3337 Fax: (804) 765-3574 Staff Duty (Also Company T CQ): (804) 734-6533 The 266th Quartermaster Battalion is responsible for training all active and reserve component food service enlisted personnel and the 92Y Unit Supply

Specialist for all active and reserve enlisted personnel for the U.S. Army as well as Unit Armorer Certification for all DoD personnel. The Joint Culinary Center of Excellence, the battalion’s training department, teaches a food service overview to officers attending the Officer Basic Course, Combined Arms Logistics Captain’s Career Course Phase II, Reserve Component Officer Advanced Course, and the Supply and Services Management Officer Career Course.

JCCoE teaches the Food Service Technician technical phase of the Warrant Officer Basic, Warrant Officer Advanced for both active and reserves components. In addition, JCCoE teaches Food Service Management to senior noncommissioned officers, an Advanced Culinary Arts Course to select noncommissioned officers in the field, and the General’s Enlisted Aid Program to participants to the Culinary World Olympic and the World Cup competition for selected Soldiers.

LTD teaches and the Soldiers of Company P receives MOS (92Y) training as Unit Supply Specialists that includes teaching the Principles of the Unit Supply System, Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) automated training and Unit Armor/Arms Room responsibilities, physical security and maintenance of organizational weapons and sensitive items.

The “Providers” battalion includes a Headquarters and Headquarters Company, four AIT Companies, B, P, T and W, as well as one MOS-Transition Company.

HHC provides command, control and support to the permanent-party Soldiers of the battalion staff and the Army Center of Excellence, Subsistence.

Headquarters Company Administrative and Cadre Phone: (804) 734-7626

Company B Unit Supply Specialist (92Y) Phone: (804) 734-6340 Company P Unit Supply Specialists (92Y) Phone: (804) 734-6111 Company T Food Service Specialists (92G) Phone: (804) 734-6533 Company W Food Service Specialists (92G) Phone: (804) 765-3652

U.S. Army Ordnance School

Building 5020 2221 Adams Avenue Phone: (804) 765-7365 Fax: (804) 765-7337 Website: www.goordnance.army.mil Under the leadership of the Chief

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59th Ordnance Brigade

Building 18018 Brigade Loop Phone: (804) 765-9477 The mission of the 59th Ordnance Brigade is to complete the soldierization process for advanced individual training Soldiers, enforce high standards of training and discipline and produce Soldiers of character who are physically fit, technically and tactically competent, highly disciplined and have a warrior spirit.

16th Ordnance Battalion

Building 18019 Brigade Loop Phone: (804) 765-9250 The 16th Ordnance Battalion supports the Ordnance Mechanical Maintenance School. They incorporate International Military Students into the United States Army Ordnance Corps.

Company A Phone: (804) 765-9036 Company B Phone: (804) 765-9362 Company C Phone: (804) 765-9321

Company F Phone: (804) 765-9033

U.S. Army Transportation School

Building 5020 2221 A Avenue Phone: (804) 765-7443 Under the leadership of the Chief of Transportation, the U.S. Army Transportation Corps serves as the spearhead for the development of Transportation doctrine, training, leader development, organizations and material requirements needed throughout the force structure.

The mission of the Transportation School is to train the Army Transportation Corps Soldiers and civilians and develop its leaders, support training in units, develop deployment and movement doctrine, establish applicable standards and guide the Army’s future Transportation capability.

The School’s mission also includes coordinating Joint Transportation management, planning procedures and technical skills for members of all uniformed services, including the military of Allied nations. The Transportation School conducts

Several elements of the Transportation Corps’ training moved to Fort Lee as a result of BRAC 2005; including the Transportation Coordination Manager Course.

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of Ordnance, the U.S. Army Ordnance School serves as the focal point for the development of organizations and material requirements needed throughout the force structure.

The mission of the Ordnance School is to train Ordnance Soldiers and leaders in technical skills, values, common tasks and the Warrior Ethos.

Supports development of capabilities across doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership, personnel and facilities supporting our core competencies and the Army’s mission.

The Office of the Chief of Ordnance is located at the Combined Arms Support Command headquarters. The Ordnance School facilities are located on the more than 300 acre Home of Ordnance Campus between Route 36 and Temple Avenue adjacent to Fort Lee’s main gate. The state-of-the-art campus is dedicated to training all ranks of Ordnance Soldiers and civilians.

The Ordnance Corps maintains its commitment to the life-cycle sustainment of the Army’s materiel from the cradle to the grave, providing ammunition and protecting the Army’s forces through Explosive Ordnance Disposal operations. Today, Ordnance Soldiers represent 33 military occupational specialties totaling more than 113,000 men and women serving on active duty or with the Army National Guard or Army Reserve.

The Ordnance Branch is one of the oldest branches of the U.S. Army with duties and responsibilities of the profession dating back to the colonial era. In recent years, the Ordnance Corps has supported operations in Grenada, Panama, Operation Desert Shield/ Storm and provided a full spectrum of maintenance, ammunition and Explosive Ordnance Disposal support to operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

For more than 200 years, the Ordnance Corps has dedicated itself to the mission of support to the line, on the line and on time!

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training at three Installations: Motor Transport Operators are trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; Cargo Specialists (88H), Maritime enlisted and warrant officers, and Rail are trained at Fort Eustis and Transportation Management Coordinators, Mobility Warrant Officers are trained at Fort Lee. The Transportation Corps is organized under the branch regiment concept. The Chief of Transportation serves as the Regimental Commander and Commandant of the Transportation School, while the Office of the Chief of Transportation serves as his operational headquarters for the Transportation Corps.

The Transportation Corps was established July 31, 1942 by Executive Order 9082.

Transporters have a long history of answering the nation’s call. As far back as the Revolutionary War when General George Washington appointed the first Wagon Master, Transporters have been there to move and sustain American fighting forces. Successful operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Rwanda, Haiti and Bosnia have continued to demonstrate the successes of the Transportation Corps Soldiers. The past accomplishments and the future vision of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps are testimony to the professionalism, dedication and pride that have made the Transportation Corps truly “The Spearhead of Logistics.”

Office of the Chief of Transportation

2221 A Avenue Building 5020, Room 3007 Phone: (804) 765-7902/7288/7675/7447 Website: www.transchool.lee.army.mil/ ocot/index.asp The Office of the Chief of Transportation is the personnel proponency office for the Chief of Transportation. OCOT is a general officer-level staff agency that manages Transportation Corps Regiment,

enlisted, warrant officer, officer, and civilian career progression in conjunction with the U.S. Army Human Resources Command and various Major Army Commands within the framework of the eight personnel life-cycle functions. The Officer Proponency Division manages officer programs and policies in conjunction with the U.S. Army Human Resources Command, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel, and the Major Army Commands.

The warrant officer proponent is responsible for the personnel lifecycle management, from recruiting to separation, of all warrant officers in the U.S. Army Transportation Corps.

The Enlisted Personnel Development Division provides the Transportation Corps with expert field knowledge in all enlisted proponent matters; manages eight life-cycle functions to include advising Soldiers on career progression and promotion opportunities.

Office of the Chief, Reserve Affairs

Phone: (804) 765-7928 Website: www.transchool.lee.army.mil/ ocra/pages/index1.htm The Office of the Chief, Reserve Affairs, ensures the USAR and ARNG perspectives are fully integrated in the development of emerging doctrine, leader development, and force structure impacting the manning, equipping, training, readiness, and deployability and mobilization of reserve component transportation units and personnel, while maintaining primary focus on Soldiers. OCRA provides the Chief of Transportation perspectives on personnel, equipment, training, and deployment issues that pertain to the ARNG and USAR transportation community.

Deployment Process Modernization Office Building 12500

Website: www.cascom.army.mil/deploy Phone: (804) 765-0929/0930 The Deployment Process Modernization Office serves as the proponent for the Army deployment process. DPMO identifies and develops corresponding policies, concepts, doctrine, training and enablers, and conducts experiments, analyses, and studies to enhance the deployment and redeployment of Army forces.

TRADOC Capability Manager-Transportation

Phone: (804) 765-7259 Website: www.transchool.lee.army.mil/ tradoc-cm-trans/home1.htm TCM-Trans serves as the TRADOC Capability Manager for all Army current Tactical Wheeled Vehicles and Army Watercraft Modernization through the integration of DOTMLPF. It works in unison with materiel developers, testers and Army staff to provide intensive management of assigned systems.

TCM-Trans coordinates system development, production, testing, and fielding milestones with the materiel developer program manager to ensure user requirements are met.

TCM-Trans represents the Training and Doctrine commanding general and the Chief of Transportation on all issues concerning development, production, testing, deployment and early operational life support of assigned projects.

Army Logistics University

Building 12420 562 Quarters Road Phone: (804) 765-8440/8441 Website: www.alu.army.mil The Army Logistics University provides premier logistics leader development (PME) for noncommissioned officers, warrant officers and officers. In addition, the ALU prepares both military and civilian logisticians for leader and operator

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positions throughout the Army, joint and multinational communities.

College of Continuing and Professional Education Phone: (804) 765-4553/4991 The College of Continuing and Professional Education (CPCE) provides a broad spectrum of specialized education and training for civilians and officers in logistics, operation research and acquisition, along with widely recognized training for government contract officers’ representatives.

CPCE hosts the Army’s Operations Research and Systems Analysis education program for both officers and civilians in both the Army and the Air Force.

CPCE’s logistics executive development programs provide the Army with adaptive, agile and strategic thinking logistics planners who make an immediate impact at all levels of the Department of Defense.

Logistics Noncommissioned Officer Academy Phone: (804) 765-8040/8042 The Logistics Noncommissioned Officer Academy has the mission to prepare staff sergeants and sergeants first class for their duties as senior www.lee.army.mil

Technical Logistics College Phone: (804) 765-0030/4543 The Technical Logistics College is the executive agent for logistics training of all common core warrant officer training. The TLC develops, designs and implements the common-core elements of the Warrant Officer Basic and Advanced Courses for quartermaster, ordnance and transportation warrant officers.

Logistics warrant officers will remain the Army’s subject matter experts in the technical aspects of their respective logistics fields.

71st Transportation Battalion Phone: (804) 765-8103

Staff and Faculty Company Phone: (804) 765-8110

Company A Phone: (804) 765-0921 Company B Phone: (804) 765-8107 Company C Phone: (804) 765-8106 Company D Phone: (804) 765-4918

The U.S. Marine Corps Detachment

Building 9302 2001 31st St. Phone: (804) 734-7945/7720 Fax: (804) 734-6316 Website: www.lee.army.mil/marines The U.S. Marine Detachment Fort Lee develops, supports, manages and provides resident, entry, intermediate and career individual-skill level, standards based training for the following USMC Military Occupation Specialties: Food Service, Bulk Fuel, Air Delivery, Personnel Retrieval and Processing, Ordnance Maintenance, Metal working, and Ammunition technicians. The Detachment also acts as a proponent for assigned

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Logistics Leader College Phone: (804) 765-8031/0830 The Logistics Leader College is the Army’s multifunctional logistics educator/trainer for officer professional military education.

LLC trains the Army’s active duty logisticians lieutenants in their basic branch functions of quartermasters, transportation and ordnance. Captains return for the Combined Logistics Captains Career Course, and lieutenant colonels and colonels will come to the LLC for pre-command courses preparing them for multifunctional sustainment commands.

noncommissioned officers in logistics formations throughout the Department of Defense and in support of Allied Nation Forces in the quartermaster, ordnance and transportation fields. The NCOA also conducts multifunctional logistics education for NCOs who will ultimately serve in multifunctional positions.

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specialty communities in order to support the specified MOS manpower requirements of the operating forces.

All inbound personnel should report to the Detachment Headquarters.

N.C. The unit is the higher headquarters for the 54th Quartermaster Company and 111th Quartermaster Company, the only two active duty mortuary affairs units in the Army.

The U.S. Navy Detachment

Military Entrance Processing Station

Building 4200 1630 Byrd Avenue Phone: (804) 765-7705/7704/7704 Like us on Facebook: Center for Service Support, Learning Site Fort Lee The Navy’s Learning Site at Fort Lee provides Sailors in Logistics the necessary knowledge and skills to support the Fleet’s war-fighting mission.

To accomplish this, the leadership plans, develops and maintains its training infrastructure. The unit delivers training and education to enhance the professional and personal abilities of Sailors. The detachment also interfaces with supported Naval Communities and fleet customers to validate Fleet training requirements and ensure alignment of training objectives.

The U.S. Air Force Detachment

Building 4200 1630 Byrd Avenue Phone: (804) 765-1853 The 345th Training Squadron, an element of the 345th Training Group, 37th Training Wing, from Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, is responsible for Air Force Specialty Code training for Airmen in the services and certain transportation career fields.

82nd Special Troops Battalion (Forward)

Building 8401 Adams Avenue Phone: (804) 734-6074 54th QM Company: (804) 734-6931 111th QM Company: (804) 734-6869 The 82nd Special Troops Battalion (Forward) falls under the 82nd Sustainment Battalion from Fort Bragg,

2011 Mahone Ave. Phone: (804) 765-4180 Fax: (804) 765-4190 Website: www.mepcom.army.mil/meps/ fortlee/index.html A state-of-the-art, purpose-built facility, the Fort Lee Military Entrance Processing Station opened its doors in November 2004.

The Fort Lee MEPS is one of a network of 65 MEPS located nationwide and in Puerto Rico. The U.S. Military Entrance Processing Command is the vital link between recruiting and training today’s Armed Forces. The command’s motto, “Freedom’s Front Door,” symbolizes it’s mission of determining the physical, mental, and moral qualifications of every member of the armed services.

There is no other door. Knocking on and walking through “Freedom’s Front Door” isn’t easy. While the door is open to everyone, only qualified applicants succeed. Thousands of new service members proudly walk through that door each year to fill the ranks of our nation’s Armed Forces.

A separate Department of Defense agency, USMEPCOM is comprised of two geographical sectors and staffed with personnel from all military services.

The mission of USMEPCOM and the Fort Lee MEPS is to process individuals for enlistment or induction into the armed services, based on DoDapproved peacetime and mobilization standards.

Defense Commissary Agency Building P-11200 1300 E Ave. Website: www.commissaries.com

Phone: (804) 734-8000 (caller directed to dial the 5 digit extension of the DeCA staffer they are contacting) The Defense Commissary Agency operates a worldwide chain of more than 248 commissaries providing groceries to military personnel, retirees and their families in a safe and secure shopping environment.

Commissaries originated in 1825 when the Army began selling goods to officers at cost, to provide a convenient, low-cost alternative to buying from civilian merchants.

On July 1, 1867, the modern era of American military commissaries began once Congress authorized enlisted men to make such purchases. Thereafter, commissary sales took place at every Army post.

After 1909, each service developed its own commissary system. In 1991, the services’ independent commissary systems were all consolidated into one agency and DeCA assumed full direction and control of all military commissaries. Today, commissaries are considered a cornerstone of the military’s quality of life for nearly 12 million authorized commissary patrons around the globe.

Whether stationed in a high cost of living urban area in the United States or at an isolated post overseas, military families are able to afford that taste of home by buying their favorite foods at affordable prices. Shoppers save an average of 30 percent on their purchases compared to commercial prices – savings amounting to thousands of dollars annually.

Authorized patrons purchase items at cost plus a 5 percent surcharge, which covers the costs of building new commissaries and modernizing existing ones.

All commissaries in the United States and its territories accept manufacturer’s coupons, food stamps and Women, Infants, and Children vouchers. Nearly all of the commissaries overseas accept

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WIC vouchers. DeCA continues to make a concerted effort to bring outstanding quality produce to every store, inform young active duty military members of the benefits of commissary shopping, and use effective two-way communication to respond to customer needs.

A valued part of military pay and benefits, commissaries contribute to family readiness, enhance the quality of life for America’s military and their families, and help recruit and retain the best and brightest men and women to serve their country.

For more information, visit www. commissaries.com, where a wealth of detailed information is available regarding the agency and each of its stores around the world.

U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Lee Headquarters (IMCOM)

www.lee.army.mil

The U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Lee manages the multitude of installation functions and services that keep the U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command and the Fort Lee community operating so that organizations and activities may concentrate on their primary missions. The 392nd Army band is one of the many entities that fall under the garrison umbrella.

committed to providing essential base operations support and services to the Fort Lee community, and providing quality of life support to all Fort Lee personnel, their families and to retired service members, and their families who live in the surrounding area.

The garrison consists of a command element, the Directorates of Emergency Services; Public Works; Logistics; Human Resources/Adjutant General; Information Management; Family and MWR; and Plans, Training, Mobilization & Security.

Special staffs that function under USAG are the Installation Chaplain, Equal Employment Opportunity, Public Affairs, Garrison Resource Management, Installation Safety Office, Plans Analysis and Integration, the Internal Review and Audit Compliance Office, and the Fort Lee Army Band.

U.S. Army Force Management

Support Agency Building 12400 700 Quarters Rd. Phone: (804) 765-0725 The U.S. Army Force Management Support Agency’s mission is to provide documentation for the Army’s manpower and equipment requirements and authorizations, using an integrated process.

This agency also provides support, analysis and discipline for the Army’s personnel, materiel, resource, and force management plans and decisions.

USAFMSA manages the documentation of more than 10,000 units in the Army, with more than 1.6 million military and civilian personnel, and more than 5 million items of equipment. These documents

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Building 12010 3312 A. Avenue Phone: (804) 734-7188 After duty hours: (804) 734-1584 Website: www.lee.army.mil Like us on Facebook: www.facebook. com/ArmyFortLee Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter. com/ArmyFortLee The U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Lee manages the multitude of installation functions and services that keep the U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command and the Fort Lee community operating so that organizations and activities may concentrate on their primary missions.

The garrison activities function under the Atlantic Region of the U.S. Army Installation Management Command. IMCOM was created to run installation support on a global level. It maintains base funding and operations to ensure the consistency of high quality training, administrative and family support facilities and services across the Army.

The garrison staff offices are

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are the basis for organizing, equipping and manning the force and serve as the standard against which all unit readiness is measured. They play a critical role in supporting leadership decisions to transform and shape the Army.

USAFMSA is a split based operation with offices located in the Pentagon and Forts Belvoir, Leavenworth and Lee. The Sustainment Division, USAFMSA, at Fort Lee provides documentation for Ordnance, Quartermaster, Transportation, Brigade Combat Team Logistics, Multifunctional Logistics, Echelon Above Brigade Logistics, and manages the Army’s Manpower Requirements Criteria Program.

TRADOC Analysis Center

Building 12400 700 Quarters Road, Suite 210 Phone: (804) 765-1820 Website: www.trac.army.mil As a tenant organization at Fort Lee, TRAC-LEE provides analytical and computer modeling/ simulation support for the Training and Doctrine Command, the Combined Arms Support Command, Sustainment Center of Excellence, TRADOC schools and the TRADOC battle labs.

TRAC-LEE, whose headquarters element is located at Fort Leavenworth, KS, comprises two divisions, each of which contains both civilian and military operations research analysts.

TRAC-LEE focuses largely on conducting combat service support and sustainment analyses, and integrating them with Combined Arms analysis. Work involves executing computer simulations, logistics models, and other techniques for analysis; conducting Logistics Impact Analyses, Manpower/Personnel Analyses, and selected studies in support of the Army Regulation

5-5 Study Program; supporting sustainment experimentation; and providing quality assurance of other studies.

U.S. Army Software Engineering Center – Fort Lee

Building 1109 401 First Street, Suite 157 Fort Lee, Va. 23801-1807 Phone: (804) 734-2815 24-Hour Phone: (804) 734-1051 Website: www.sdcl.army.mil The CECOM Software Engineering Center-Lee Tactical Logistics Directorate (SEC-Lee TLD) mission is to provide value-added hardware and software solutions and acquisition Life Cycle Management (LCM) services for tactical and installation-level logistics, business, and acquisition management systems.

Major services include software engineering development, post deployment software sustainment, web-based system hosting, interoperability and acceptance testing, cyber security, and system integration and distribution for Business Mission Area systems. Our customers include Army Headquarters, Army Program Executive Offices, the National Guard Bureau, the Army Reserve Command, and other DoD activities.

SECLee TLD has been a Fort Lee tenant activity since 1967.

Logistics Exercise and Simulation Directorate

Building 12408 740 Quarters Road Phone: (804) 765-1789 Fax: (804) 765-1648 The Logistics Exercise and Simulation Directorate is a subordinate of the National Simulation Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. LESD serves as combat developer and provider of worldwide logistics Battle Command training exercises.

LESD provides exercise support to the Institutional and Operational Army to assist commanders in preparing Soldiers to successfully execute their sustainment mission.

Defense Contract Management Agency

Building 10500 3901 A. Avenue Phone: (804) 734-1492 Website: www.dcma.mil The Defense Contract Management Agency is the DoD component that works directly with defense suppliers to help ensure that DoD, Federal and allied government supplies and services are delivered on time, at projected cost and meet all performance requirements. DCMA directly contributes to the military readiness of the United States and its allies and helps preserve the nation’s freedom.

Around the world, DCMA 10,100, civilian and 560 military professionals serve as “information brokers” and in-plant representatives for military, Federal and allied government buying agencies – both during the initial stages of the acquisition cycle and throughout the life of the resulting contracts. DCMA work efforts support approximately 20,000 contractors and 334,000 active contracts valued at 1.6 billion at over 740 global locations.

Before the contract is awarded DCMA provides advice and services to help construct effective solicitations, identify potential risks, select the most capable contractors and write contracts that meet the needs of our customers.

After the contract is awarded, DCMA monitors contractor’s performance and management systems to ensure that cost, product performance and delivery schedules are in compliance with the terms and conditions of the contracts.

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Fort Lee Map Directory Facility ...................................................................... Grid.........Phone 1. Bull Dental Clinic, bldg. 8024 ...............................A-3.....734-9607 2. Firestation No. 1 ....................................................B-2.....734-7037 3. Firestation No. 2 ....................................................C-1.....734-7700 4. Firestation No. 3 ....................................................B-4.....734-6597 5. Kenner Army Health Clinic, bldg. 8130 ................A-3.....734-9000 Appointment Line ....................................... 1 (866) 533-5242 6. Provost Marshal Office, bldg. 8526 ......................B-3.....734-7400 7. Troop Medical Clinic 1...........................................B-3.....734-6093 8. Mosier Troop Medical Clinic .................................A-1.....734-5447 Dental........................................................................734-5454 9. Army Community Service, bldg. 9023 .................B-2.....734-6388 10. Army Lodging ......................................................A-4.....733-4100 11. Army Logistics University, bldg. 12420 ..............A-4 ...765-8440 Fort Lee Community Library ..................................765-8095 12. Defense Commissary Agency, bldg. P-11200 ...B-5.....734-8000 13. Defense Contract Mgmt Agency, bldg. 10500 ...C-4 14. Duke’s Welcome Center, 500 Lee Avenue .........A-2.....734-4593 15. Fort Lee Federal Credit Union, bldg. 8025 ........B-4.....452-0736 16. Garrison Headquarters, bldg. 12010 ..................B-4.....734-7188 Family and MWR ......................................................734-7195 Installation Safety Office.........................................765-3130 Public Affairs Office ................................................734-7451 Religious Support Office ........................................734-6494 17. Heritage Chapel, bldg. 2607................................C-2 18. Liberty Chapel, bldg. 9100 ..................................B-3 19. Memorial Chapel, bldg. 10600 ............................C-4 20. Staff Judge Advocate, bldg. 1108.......................D-1.....765-1500 21. Post Field House, bldg. 6005 .............................B-2.....734-5364 22. Post Office, bldg. 9030 ........................................B-3.....861-0539 23. Recycle Center.....................................................C-1.....479-7492 24. Soldier Support Center, bldg. 3400 ..................B-2 24-Hour Sign In ........................................................765-7606 Army Career and Alumni Program .........................734-6615 Housing ....................................................................765-1597 ID Cards ....................................................................734-7347 In-processing (permanent) .....................................734-7784 In-processing (student)...........................................734-7771 Military Pay...............................................................765-7939 Weapon Registration...............................................765-7505 25. StrayADAnimal Facility, bldg. 11027 ......................B-5.....652-5979 RO 26. Sun Trust Bank, bldg. 4307.................................B-3.....862-2500 27. Sustainment Center of Excellence, bldg. 5020 A-2 28. TaxADCenter ............................................................B-2.....734-5732 O S R Army Quartermaster Museum, bldg. 5218 ....A-2.....734-4203 29.PLEU.S. NA AD 30.

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Calling Fort Lee

Fort Lee has two commercial prefixes: 765 and 734. Whether placing calls to another activity on Fort Lee or calling from the local off post area, callers must dial all seven digits.

Incoming DSN: Fort Lee also has two DSN prefixes: 687 and 539.

When dialing into Fort Lee, if the extension you are calling begins with a 765, you will use prefix 539 and the last four numbers of the extension.

If the extension you are calling begins with a 734, you must dial 687 and the last four numbers of the extension.

Telephone Instructions

1. GENERAL:

a. This official telephone directory is published for information and use by personnel at Fort Lee. Regulations governing use and installation of telephones are contained in AR 25-1. The Fort Lee telephone system is direct dial.

b. The responsibility for the care and safeguarding of telephone equipment rests upon the individual in whose office, or under whose care, telephones are installed. The responsibility for the proper usage of official telephones rests upon the using subscriber.

2. WARNING:

a. Telephones are not a secure means of communications.

Classified information will not be discussed in telephone conversations at any time.

b. Third party monitoring of a telephone conversation is prohibited unless prior consent has been obtained from all parties concerned.

This also applies to use of hands-free telephones when more than one person is present at hands-free locations.

c. AR 25-1, Para 6-11 is very explicit in the use of telephone recording devices on Army telephone systems. Any use of a recording device on a Fort Lee telephone without prior coordination with, and approval of, the NEC-Fort Lee is prohibited.

d. It is a misdemeanor for anyone to use the telephone as a means of conveying obscene or indecent language or to make anonymous or repeated calls to annoy, abuse, embarrass or harass.

3. CLASSIFICATIONS OF TELEPHONES: Telephones installed at Fort Lee are authorized for the transaction of official business of the government requiring access to city trunks, longdistance lines, leased tie-lines and DSN. Personal calls shall not interfere with official government business and will not incur additional charges to the government.

4. APPLICATION FOR TELEPHONE SERVICES:

a. Requests for official telephone installations, removals, relocations or replacements will be submitted to the Information Services Assistance Branch Work Order Desk, Bldg. 8045, on DA Form 3938.

Justification and specific instructions will be included with the request.

b. For unofficial (quarters) and quasi-official (concessionaires, clubs, banks, etc.) contact a commercial telephone company, as listed in the local off-post telephone directory.

c. Requests for unofficial barracks phones must be directed to the Barracks Phone Center, 1430 Mahone Ave., (Bldg. 9026), telephone number 804-862-4003.

5. TELEPHONE REPAIR: Report all telephone troubles encountered in the post telephone system to extension 734-7515.

6. RESPONSIBILITY FOR EQUIPMENT:

a. Individuals, under whose jurisdiction telephones are installed, will be held responsible for the condition of the equipment and the proper usage of the telephone.

b. Whenever a building or structure is vacated, or subject to renovation, the responsible officer will notify the Information Services Assistance Branch Work Order Desk promptly, so the telephone equipment may be removed.

c. On installation, movement, removal or de-activation of any unit, a DA Form 3938 will be submitted for each assigned telephone number.

d. Restrictions:

(1) All requests for telephone equipment services will be done with the authorization of the NEC-Fort Lee only. Installation, disconnects, or moves of telephones, or associated equipment, will be done as it appears on the written work order (DA Form 3938).

(2) Tampering with equipment by unauthorized personnel may be cause for disciplinary action and/or discontinuance of service.

(3) Painting of telephone equipment is prohibited.

(4) Attaching memorandums, numbers, making additions or changes to telephone equipment, including attachments to cords, is prohibited.

(5) Intercommunication systems, or field phone systems, will not be installed between or within buildings without prior approval from the NEC-Fort Lee.

(6) To prevent damage to underground cabling, there will be no digging, excavation or driving of posts or pilings within the confines of Fort lee without calling “Miss Utility” at 1-800-552-7001.

7. STANDARDS OF SERVICE:

a. Telephone operators are instructed to be uniformly courteous.

Similar actions on the part of the subscriber will be an incentive to superior service. Subscribers will not reprimand or enter into conversations with operators. Complaints concerning service will be made to the ATS COR, extension 734-7366.

b. Service will be more efficient if the telephone subscriber will cooperate by consulting the directory for the correct number before dialing.

8. DIRECTORY SERVICE: For information operator purposes, submit all changes of organization name, building number and/or telephone number to the NEC-Fort Lee. 9. OFFICIAL TELEPHONE CONTROLS:

a. PIN codes are required for all official long distance calls (FTS2001, DSN or International).

DO NOT USE PIN CODE FOR LOCAL OR 1-800 CALLS.

b. Each activity will designate a Telephone Control Officer (TCO) for PIN code submission and review of monthly call records. Each TCO is responsible for adding, deleting or updating users’ records.

c. Requests for PIN codes can be submitted to the NEC-Fort Lee by authorized organization TCO. 10. VOICE MAIL: Voice mail service is provided on a limited basis. Requirements for voice mailboxes are coordinated through the organization TCO. 11. APPROVALS FOR SPECIAL OR ADDITIONAL DEVICES: All equipment will be approved prior to any purchase or rental agreement initiated on systems or devices that will be attached to the Fort Lee telephone system. Approval authority lies with the NEC-Fort Lee.

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Military Commands - Area Code 804 COMMAND AND ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS COMBINED ARMS SUPPORT COMMAND SUSTAINMENT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (CASCOM) COMMAND GROUP Commanding General 734-1542 Deputy to the Commander 734-1540 Senior Chief Warrant Officer 734-2733 Command Sergeant Major 734-1358 Chief of Staff 734-1683 Deputy Chief of Staff 734-1683 Command Historian 734-0082 Secretary of the General Staff 734-1599/1616 Command Planning Group 765-7027/734-2412 LOG Proponency Branch 734-1188/0315 Executive Operations 734-2928/0783 Public Affairs 765-0226/765-7191 Safety 734-1688 Staff Judge Advocate 765-1514/1510 Inspector General 765-1550/3103 Knowledge Management Office 765-8020/8047 CLCMO 765-0618/0981 DL2/QA 765-0682/0588 ALT-IO 734-1611/0093 G1 765-7015/7967 G4 765-7307/7252 G5 765-7017/0302 G6 734-4356/765-1610 After Hours CASCOM/SCoE Staff Duty Officer 765-7425 DEPUTY CG, MOBILIZATION AND TRAINING DCG, Mobilization and Training Asst CoS, ARNG ARNG Sr. Enlisted Advisor Asst. CoS USAR USAR Sr. Enlisted Advisor Command Chief, Reserve Affairs

734-0095 734-0246 734-1155 734-2465 734-0244 765-0676

FOREIGN LIAISON OFFICES Canadian Army Liaison Office French Army Liaison Office German Army Liaison Office Korean Army Liaison Office

734-2309 734-1644 734-2410 734-2692

G3/TRAINING AND DOCTRINE G3 Deputy G3 G3 Sgt. Maj. Director, Training Development QM Division OD Divison TC Division Training Technology Director, Training Support Operations Division Systems Integration Division Exercise Division Collective Training Division Doctrine Division Secretary

www.lee.army.mil

765-2695 765-1458 765-1473 765-1471 765-1425 765-1130 734-1442 765-1455 765-1700 765-7465 765-1206 765-1324 765-2229 734-0036 765-2695

G8/DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Director 765-0578 Assistant Director 765-0657 Program, Analysis and Evaluation Division 765-0584 Managerial Accounting Division 765-0716 Management and Manpower Div 765-0606 Budget Division 765-0560 Secretary 765-0578 CAPABILITIES, DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION DIRECTORATE Director, CDI 734-1681 CDI Sgt. Maj. 765-7423 Secretary 734-1681 PROGRAM INTEGRATION OFFICE Director, PIO Deputy, PIO

734-1475 734-0305

TRADOC CAPABILITY MANAGER-TRANSPORTATION Director, TCM-T 765-7256 Deputy, TCM-T, TMV 765-7266 Deputy, TCM-T, AWS 765-7263 ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS DIRECTORATE/TRADOC CAPABILITY MANAGER-SUSTAINMENT C2 Director, ESD Deputy, ESD Log Enterprise System Support Division Log Arch and Doc Div Sustainment Mission Command Division Secretary

734-1222 734-0025 734-1212 734-1706 734-0288 734-1222

FORCE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORATE Director, FDD Deputy, FDD Executive Officer Multifunctional Division Transportation Division Quartermaster Division Ordnance Division Secretary

734-0297 734-0306 734-1973 734-2385 734-1082 734-1040 734-0307 734-0264

MATERIAL SYSTEM DIRECTORATE Director, MSD Deputy, MSD OD Materiel Division Integrated Logistic System Division Future System Integration Division QM Materiel Division Soldier System Division Future System Integration Division TC Materiel Division Secretary SUSTAINMENT BATTLE LAB Director, SBL Deputy, SBL Concept Division Experimental Division Admin Support Asst.

734-0034 734-0030 734-1800 734-1143 734-1119 734-1133 734-1133 734-1119 734-1342 734-1891 734-0035 734-0020 734-0006 734-2869 734-1945

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RETENTION OFFICE Command Career Counselor Retention Operations NCO Fort Lee Separates Career Counselor Reserve Component Career Counselor Ordnance School Career Counselor Quartermaster School Career Counselor Transportation School Career Counselor

765-7004 765-7006 734-6305 765-7993 765-9378 734-6886 734-6305

HHC, CASCOM Commander First Sergeant Admin

734-0182 734-0181 734-4002

U.S. ARMY QUARTERMASTER SCHOOL Commanding General Aide-de-Camp Secretary Assistant Commandant Deputy to the Commandant Executive Officer Regimental Command Sergeant Major Regimental Warrant Officer Command Group/Planning Operations Automation Support Facilities Operations Executive Services Reserve Component Affairs Office Equal Opportunity Historian Chaplain

734-3458 734-3669 734-3458 734-3759 734-3480/3759 734-4503 734-3248 734-3702 734-3532 734-4211 734-5746 734-3687 734-3995 734-5171 734-3700 734-5169

OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER GENERAL Chief Deputy Chief Officer Personnel Development Warrant Officer Personnel Development (Active) Warrant Officer Personnel Development (Reserve) Enlisted Personnel Development Regimental Adjutant QM Museum Association of Quartermasters

734-4178 734-3697 734-3533 734-3475 734-3701 734-4191 734-3533 734-4203 734-3802

TRAINING MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE Director Training Management Division Academics Records Hotline

734-4424 734-4970 734-4239 734-3565

OPERATIONS AND TRAINING MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE Chief Facilities Tasking AERIAL DELIVERY & FIELD SERVICES Director Deputy Director Sergeant Major Secretary Airdrop Manual and Malfunction Office Field Service Division Chief NCOIC Sling Load Office Training System Officer

734-4186 734-4389 734-3380 734-3176 734-3074 734-5373 734-5370 734-4769 734-4185 734-3042 734-4724

NCOIC Operations Office Training Operations Officer NCOIC Aerial Delivery Division Chief Instructor NCOIC

734-5946 734-4721 734-4764 734-4769 734-4427

JOINT CULINARY CENTER OF EXCELLENCE Director 734-3007 Sergeant Major 734-3016 Army Food Advisor 734-3072 Special Programs Division 734-3390 Admin/Operations Sergeant 734-3049 Operations Directorate Director 734-3345 Management Assistance Division 734-3374 Concepts, Systems and Policy Division 734-4862 Facilities and Equipment Division 734-3354 Quality Assurance Division 734-3366 U.S. Army Reserve/National Guard Food Advisors 734-4285 Training Directorate Director 734-3192 Executive Officer 734-6091 Sergeant Major 734-4474 Dietician 734-3370 Training Operations 734-5429 Academic Records 734-5436 Basic Food Service Training Division 734-3186 Advanced Food Service Training Division 734-3291 Advanced Food Service Training Course OIC 734-3274 Advanced Food Service Training Course NCOIC 734-5695 Garrison Operations Training Branch 734-6744 Field Operations Training Branch OIC 734-1063 Field Operations Training Branch NCOIC 734-1056 Marine Corps Food Service School 734-4656 PETROLEUM & WATER DEPARTMENT Director Deputy Sergeant Major Operations Basic Petroleum Division Chief NCOIC Advanced Petroleum and Water Division Laboratory Training Division Chief NCOIC Water Training Division Chief NCOIC Field Phase Lab Branch Air Force Petroleum Training Division Operations Instructors Marine Corps Petroleum Training Division USMC Director USMC Senior NCOIC Navy Petroleum Training Division LOGISTICS TRAINING DEPARTMENT Director Deputy

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734-2820 734-2820 734-2820 734-2753/2750 734-2706 734-2792 734-2618 734-2626 734-1235 734-2763/2756 734-2760/2756 734-2982 734-2752 734-1382 734-1379 734-2775 734-2776 734-1343/1322 734-3396 734-3226

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Sergeant Major 734-3725 Operations 734-3999 Administration 734-3195 Automated Logistics Specialist (92A) Chief 734-3477 NCOIC 734-5274 Unit Supply Specialist Division (92Y) Chief 734-3481 NCOIC 734-3580 JOINT MORTUARY AFFAIRS CENTER Director Executive Officer Sergeant Major Training & Development Division Chief

734-3831 734-3831 734-4673 734-3674

23RD QUARTERMASTER BRIGADE Commander Executive Office Command Sgt. Maj. S-1 S-2/3 S-4

734-4644 734-4644 734-4170 734-3229 734-3750 734-3535

HHC. 23RD QUARTERMASTER BRIGADE Commander First Sergeant Company Operations AIT Reception Operations/In-processing CQ AIT CQ MOS-T

734-4367 734-4365 734-4366 734-6563 734-7626 765-3542

244th QUARTERMASTER BATTALION Commander Executive Officer Command Sergeant Major S-1/4 S-2/3 Alpha Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Golf Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Juliet Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Mike Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters 262ND QUARTERMASTER BATTALION Commander Executive Officer Command Sergeant Major S1/4 S2/3

www.lee.army.mil

765-3500 765-3482 765-3495 734-7883 765-3483 734-6278 734-6274 734-6375 734-6487 734-3364 734-3359 734-3361 734-4398 734-6572 734-7904 734-7484 734-7909 734-7894 734-7939 734-7831 734-7904/734-6279 734-4124 734-1014 734-7491 734-7390 734-1843

Staff Duty (After 5 p.m.)

Charlie Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Romeo Company Commander Executive Officer Charge of Quarters Uniform Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Victor Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters 508th Transportation Company Commander First Sergeant Admin NCO 266TH QUARTERMASTER BATTALION Commander Executive Officer Command Sergeant Major S1/4 S2/3 Bravo Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Papa Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Tango Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters Whiskey Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Charge of Quarters

734-7731 734-3125 734-3014 734-3127 734-3120 734-7261 734-7055 734-6937 734-4124 734-6569 734-4132 734-4121 734-7338 734-6280 734-6226 734-7731 765-2011 765-2015 765-2027 765-3332 765-3334 765-3331 765-3324 765-3339 734-7702 734-7702 734-6977 734-6340 734-7070 734-6107 734-6112 734-6111 734-6537 765-3047 765-7476 765-6533 765-3641 765-3608 765-3648 765-3652

U.S. MARINE CORPS DETACHMENT Commanding Officer 734-7720 Executive Officer 734-6031 Sergeant Major 734-7941 Personnel Officer 734-6831 Family Readiness Officer 734-6391 Officer of the Day 734-7945/(804) 586-3922 Alpha Company Company Commander 734-7728/3268 First Sergeant 734-7666 Officer of the Day 734-7487/7945 Bravo Company Company Commander 734-5462

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Executive Officer First Sergeant Officer of the Day

734-5486 734-5468 734-8798

U.S. AIR FORCE TRAINING SQUADRON Commander Admin Asst.

Enlisted Manager Chief

765-1790 765-1853 765-1268

NAVY CENTER FOR SERVICE SUPPORT Director Senior Enlisted Leader Admin

765-7705 765-7704 765-1850

U.S. ARMY ORDNANCE SCHOOL Chief of Ordnance Aide-de-Camp Assistant Commandant/Chief of Staff Executive Officer Deputy to the Commander for Training Regimental Command Sergeant Major Regimental Warrant Officer Historian

765-7365 765-7369 765-7395 765-7396 765-1435 765-7363 765-7396 765-7389

ORDNANCE PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Chief 765-7384 Sergeant Major 765-7385 Senior Personnel Development 765-7368 Personnel Development 765-7277 CMF 89 Career Manager 765-7314 CMF 91 Career Manager 765-7376/7373 CMF 94 Career Manager 765-7375/7974 Proponency Officer 765-7381 Warrant Officer Career Manager 765-7370/7371 STRATEGIC INITIATIVES GROUP Chief Strategic Initiatives Officer NCOIC

765-7386 765-7309 765-7300

EOD DIRECTORATE Director 765-7377 Deputy Director 734-9630 Training Development Division Chief 765-9653 NCO Training Manager 765-5360 Materiel Systems Division Chief 765-9723 Material Systems NCO 765-9698 Material Systems Program Manager 765-9650 Capability Development and Doctrine Division Chief 734-9646 Senior Doctrine NCO 765-9676 Technical Forensics Exploitation Analyst 765-9688/9686 ORDNANCE DIRECTORATE OF TRAINING Training Management Office Training Integration Manager 765-9769 Chief of Training Operations 765-9733 Chief of Training Management 765-9762 Sergeant Major 765-9760 Armament and Electronics Maintenance Training Department Director 765-9696 Sergeant Major 734-5942 Munitions and EOD Training Department Director 765-9735 Sergeant Major 734-5516 Ordnance Electronics Maintenance Training Department

Director (706) 791-4515 Sergeant Major (706) 791-7210 Tactical Support Equipment Training Department Director 765-9301 Sergeant Major 765-9440 Track/Metal Working/Service Recovery Training Department Director 765-9608 Sergeant Major 765-9867 Wheel Maintenance Training Department Director 765-9866 Sergeant Major 765-9839 59th ORDNANCE BRIGADE Commander Executive Officer Command Sergeant Major S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 16TH ORDNANCE BATTALION Commander Executive Officer Command Sergeant Major S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 Alpha Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Bravo Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Charlie Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Delta Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Echo Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Foxtrot Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer 832nd ORDNANCE BATTALION Commander Command Sergeant Major Executive Officer Administrative Assistant S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 Charge of Quarters Staff Duty

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765-9476 765-9373 765-9472 765-9396 765-9409 765-9411 765-9404 765-9271 765-9250 765-9249 765-9260 765-9278 765-9284 765-9273 765-9923 765-9924 765-9922 765-9304 765-9306 765-9313 765-9319 765-9318 765-9305 734-8552 734-8551 734-8554 734-8563 734-8564 734-8562 765-9912 765-9911 765-9914 734-8764 734-8766 734-8765 734-8773 734-8767 734-8780 734-8780 734-8777 734-5991 765-9288/765-9289

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Alpha Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Orderly Room Charge of Quarters Bravo Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Orderly Room Charge of Quarters Charlie Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Orderly Room Charge of Quarters Echo Company Commander First Sergeant Executive Officer Orderly Room Charge of Quarters

U.S. ARMY TRANSPORTATION school Chief of Transportation/Commandant Deputy to the Commandant Executive Officer Aide de Camp Regiment Command Sergeant Major Regiment Warrant Officer Admin Officer Historian Deployment Process Modernization Transportation Safety Office Maritime (Fort Eustis) Transportation Museum Assistant Commandant Director of Training School Sergeant Major Deployment and Deployment Systems Training Management Office Maritime and Intermodal Training Dept Army Drivers Standardization

734-5940 734-5942 734-5944 734-5943 734-5939 734-5993 734-8871 734-5925 734-5928 734-5991 734-5963 734-5967 734-5966 734-5968 734-5991 734-2845 734-4981 734-8715 734-8873 734-5991 765-7444 765-7218 765-7896 765-7897 765-7226/7443 765-7274 765-7404 765-7449 765-0929 757-878-6782 757-878-5146 757-878-8115 765-1958 765-1867 765-1957 765-1939 765-1964 757-878-4100 765-7901/7656

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF TRANSPORTATION Proponency Director 765-7902 Proponency Sergeant Major 765-7675 Proponency Officer 765-7447 Proponency Warrant Officer 765-7901 Proponency Enlisted 765-7275 Regimental Plans and Operations 765-7288/7656 TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, CHIEF RESERVE AFFAIRS Office of the Chief, Reserve Affairs 765-7462 Assistant Chief, Reserve Affairs/NG Liaison 765-7403 Mobility Warrant Officer 765-7928 USAR Liaison (Fort Eustis) 757-878-7916/2769 U.S. Army NG Liaison (Fort Eustis) 757-878-1043/2934 U.S. ARMY LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY President Commandant/Military Deputy Civilian Deputy

www.lee.army.mil

765-8006 765-8005 765-8005

Deputy Asst Commandant, ARNG 765-8007 Executive Officer 765-8004 Main ALU Phone (Staff Duty) 765-8440/8441 ALU Library 765-8170 Army Sustainment Magazine Editor 765-4755 Article Submissions 765-4761 Dean, Education & Operations Dean 765-4609 Administrative Office 765-4610 Chief of Education 765-4732 Registrarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office 765-4120 Academic Records 765-4120 Chief, Staff & Faculty 765-4917 Chief of Operations 765-0097 Plans, Programs & Operations 765-0089 International Military Student Office 765-8150/8151 Logistics Library 765-8171 BC/STAMIS Labs 765-0275/765-8505 Visual Information Services (TASC) Graphics 765-4143 Audiovisual 765-4004 Logistics Leader College Dean 765-8030/8031 Applied Logistics Studies Dept 765-8300/8302 Basic Officer Leadership Dept 765-8200/8224 Captain Career Training Dept 765-8400/8403 College of Professional & Continuing Education Dean 765-4553 Administrative Assistant 765-4991 Department of Advanced Logistics Studies 765-4710 Department of Strategic Logistics 765-4613 Technical Logistics College Dean 765-0045 Administrative Office 765-4543 QM WO Training 765-0808 OD WO Training 765-0788 TC WO Training 765-0811 Logistics Noncommissioned Officer Academy Commandant 765-8040 Assistant Commandant 765-8041 Administrative Coordinator 765-8042 Headquarters First Sergeant 765-8886 Quartermaster First Sergeant 765-8824 Transportation First Sergeant 765-8823 71ST TRANSPORTATION BATTALION Commander Executive Officer Command Sergeant Major S1 S2/3 S4 Chaplain Staff & Faculty Company Commander First Sergeant Alpha Company Commander First Sergeant Bravo Company Commander First Sergeant Charlie Company Commander

765-8100 765-8102 765-8101 765-8110 765-8120 765-4915 765-8009 765-8122 756-8131 765-8130 765-8129 765-8128 765-8127 765-8123

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First Sergeant Delta Company Commander First Sergeant

765-8125 765-4736 765-0711

82ND SPECIAL TROOPS BATTALION (FORWARD) Commander 734-6991 Command Sergeant Major (910) 835-7909 Executive Officer 734-6074 Operations 734-6892 S-1 734-7354 S-3 734-6440 S-6 734-7354 54th Quartermaster Company Commander 734-6931 First Sergeant 734-7057 111th Quartermaster Company Commander 734-6869 First Sergeant 734-6882 KENNER ARMY HEALTH CLINIC, U.S. ARMY MEDICAL COMMAND KAHC Appointments 1-866-533-5242 Enrollment, claims 1-877-874-2273 Information Desk/After Hours Care 734-9000 Patient Advocate 734-9512/267-0338 Health Benefit Advisors 734-9447/9448 Referral Management 734-2273 Nurse Case Management 734-9536/9690 Active Duty Claims 734-9450 Active Duty Clinic 734-9057 Active Duty Clinic Physical Exams 734-9649/9231 Behavioral Health Appointments (permanent party) 734-9623 Behavioral Health Appointments (AIT) 734-9387 Exceptional Family Member Program Clinic 734-9130 Wilkerson Pediatric Clinic 734-9125 Pediatric Nurse Line 734-9153 Pediatric Immunizations 734-9153 Family Medicine Clinic 734-9993 Family Medicine Clinic Immunizations 734-9162 Radiology 734-9118 Laboratory Services 734-9101 Eagle Eye Clinic 734-9253 Orthopedic Clinic 734-9226 Pharmacy 734-9137 Pharmacy Refills 734-9535 Medical Records (Main Clinic) 734-9283/9284/9285 Outpatient Records (Troop Medical Center) 734-9088 Release of Information 734-9508/9078 Medical Evaluation Board (IDES) 734-9545/9706/9349/9319 Fitness for Duty Requests 734-9706/9545 Soldier Readiness Clinic Appointment Line 765-9546-9583 Medical Management Center 734-9546 Physical Therapy 734-9200 Social Work Services 734-9152 Environmental Health 734-9652 Occupational Health Clinic 734-9159 Industrial Hygiene 734-9846 Troop Medical Clinic 1 734-6093/6474 Mosier Consolidated Medical Clinic (TMC 2) 734-5445 Colonel Bull Dental Clinic Appointments 734-9607/9608/9609 Mosier Dental Clinic 734-5365/5454 Veterinary Services Appointments 734-2446 Public Affairs Office 734-9086/9186

U.S. ARMY GARRISON, IMCOM Garrison Commander Deputy Command Sergeant Major Executive Officer

734-7188 734-7188 734-7244 734-7197

DIRECTORATE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (DES) Director Sergeant Major Admin Officer Criminal Intel Coordinator

734-1376 765-1370 765-1376 765-2699

FORT LEE POLICE STATION Emergency (Police/Fire/EMS) Police Desk Anonymous Tip Line

911 734-7400/765-3822 804-734-EYES (3937)

PROVOST MARSHAL OFFICE Provost Marshal Deputy PM/Chief of Police (DACP) Operations Officer Operations Sergeant PMO Admin Community Police Military Working Dogs Investigations Traffic Section Game Warden AWOL Apprehension Physical Security Vehicle/Weapon Registration Training Officer Desk/Communications Desk Supervisor Evidence Custodian

734-7402 734-7402 734-6503 734-7417 734-6406 734-6641 734-1099 734-6672 734-7432 734-4213 734-6293 734-7438 765-7505 765-3234 734-7400 734-7424 734-6481

217th MILITARY POLICE DETACHMENT Commander First Sergeant Admin/PAC

734-7742 734-7797 734-7183

FIRE/EMS DIVISION Emergencies Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Assistant Chief - Operations (A-Shift) Assistant Chief - Operations (B-Shift) Assistant Chief - Fire Prevention Assistant Chief - Training Assistant Chief - Emergency Medical Services Station Chief - Station 1 Station Chief - Station 2 Station Chief - Station 3 Fire Prevention Office

911 734-7918 765-3698 734-6041 765-7950 734-6597 765-3990 765-3967 734-7037 734-7700 734-6101 734-6597

INSTALLATION CHAPLAINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S OFFICE Command/Garrison Chaplain Deputy Garrison Chaplain Chaplain Resource Manager Religious Support Assistant Pastoral Care Chaplain Catholic Pastor Religious Education Office Family Life Chaplain Emergencies, ask for the on-call chaplain

734-6494 734-6490 734-6483 734-2994 734-1659 734-1437 734-1659 734-6494 734-1584

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23rd Quartermaster Brigade Chaplain 244th QM Battalion Chaplain 262nd QM Bn. Chaplain 266th QM Bn. Chaplain 59th Ordnance Bde. Chaplain 16th OD Bn. Chaplain 832nd OD Bn.Chaplain Army Logistics University Chaplain Transportation School Chaplain CASCOM Chaplain Marine Chaplain Navy Chaplain Air Force Chaplain

734-6814 734-6102 734-7160 765-3337 734-5993 765-9906 734-8871 765-8009 734-1437 734-0033 734-7160 734-6102 765-3337

CONTRACTING DIVISION (MICC) Director Deputy Division Chiefs Admin Support Government Purchase Card (GPC) Purchasing Request Status

734-4608 734-3757 734-4609/765-7233 734-4586 734-3045 734-4609/765-7233

NETWORK ENTERPRISE CENTER â&#x20AC;&#x201C; FORT LEE Director Deputy Director Business Management and Plans Division Plans, Arch and Service Operations Branch Desktop and System Support Division Server Management Branch Information Assurance Division Networking and Switch Division Switchboard Operator Telephone Trouble Report DIRECTORATE OF PUBLIC WORKS DPW Director Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office Admin Business Ops & Integration Div Engineering Division DPW Engineering Services Branch Job Order Contract Branch Master Planning Division Environmental Management Division Air Quality/Asbestos/Mold/Lead Compliance Conservation Cultural Resources Management Installation Pest Management Solid Waste/Recycling/MIEMS Hazardous Waste Facility Hazardous Material Control Center (HMCC) Regional Archaeological Curation Facility Operations Division Service Order Desk Energy Management Control Room Installation Energy Management Production Control Branch Quality Assurance Branch Hotline Quality Assurance Branch RCI Office Housing Division Pinnacle (On Post Family Housing) Unaccompanied Personnel Housing Manager

www.lee.army.mil

734-7302 734-7250 734-7311 734-7500 734-7382 734-7475 734-7351 734-7567 765-3000 734-7515

734-5019 734-4015 734-5016 734-5059 734-5046 734-4506 734-5039 734-5014 734-5123/765-7546 734-3772 734-5080 734-4434-765-7026 765-7994 734-3766 734-3811/765-7996 734-5243/5244 734-4434/4436 734-5140 451-1914 734-3627 734-4100 734-5086 734-4920 734-4765 734-3371/765-1976 765-1597 733-1558 734-3977

DIRECTORATE OF HUMAN RESOURCES/ADJUTANT GENERAL Office of the Director 734-6908 Army Career & Alumni Program 734-6615 Army Continuing Education Services 765-3535 Army Substance Abuse Clinic 734-9601 Army Substance Abuse Program 734-9180 Employee Assistance Program 734-9693 Congressional Inquiries Coordinator 765-7615 Contracting Officer Representative 734-6911 Garrison Civilian Wellness Program 765-7601 Passport Office 765-7615 Records Management/FOIA/PA 765-3204 Total Army Sponsorship Program 734-5980 Contractor Project Manager 734-6904 Family Travel 734-7749 ID Cards/DEERS 734-7347 In-processing 734-7784 Mail Management 734-6857 Out-processing 734-7784 Personnel Automation Branch 734-6863 Personnel Reassignments 734-6365 Personnel Service Branch 734-6920 Retirement Services Office 734-6973 Student Officer Records 734-6974 Student Services Division 734-7771 Transition Center 734-7790 ARMY EDUCATION CENTER Chief Multi-Use Learning Facility Colleges: Central Michigan University Central Texas College Florida Institute of Tech.

Saint Leo University VA State University Old Dominion University

DIRECTORATE OF FAMILY AND MWR Director Adventure Park Army Community Service Army Emergency Relief Army Family Team Building Army Volunteer Corps Employment Readiness Program Exceptional Family Member Program Family Advocacy Program Financial Readiness Program Information, Referral, and Follow-up Program Mobilization and Deployment Program New Parent Support Program Relocation Assistance Program Survivor Outreach Services Coordinator Survivor Outreach Services Financial Counselor Domestic Abuse/Empowerment Program Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program Auto Crafts Battle Drive Pool BOSS Bowling Center Cardinal Golf Club Child, Youth and School Services Central Registration

765-3535 734-7634 732-6082 765-3295 765-4665 861-8039 765-3300 863-1670 734-7195 765-3058 734-6388 734-7954 734-7979 734-7827 734-7738 734-6393 734-7585 734-7952 734-6475 734-6648 734-6505 734-7589 734-6445 734-6446 734-6459 734-6459 734-6859 734-6198 734-6824 734-6860 734-2899 765-3848 765-3852

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Child Development Center Battle Drive Child Development Center Multi-Program Child Development Center Sisisky Child Development Center Yorktown Family Child Care School Age Care School Liaison Officer SKIES Youth Center Youth Sports Clubs Hideaway Lee Club Regimental Club Commercial Solicitation Community Library Financial Management Office Fitness Centers ALU Fitness Facility Clark Fitness Center MacLaughlin Fitness Center Ordnance Fitness Facility Physical Trainers Lee Playhouse Leisure Travel Service Lodging Marketing Outdoor Recreation Picture Perfect Frame Shop Special Events Ticket Sales

734-2884 734-2933 734-1091 765-3765 765-3850/3787 765-3763 765-3813 734-0612 734-2870/2871 734-5364 765-1539 734-7547 765-1523 734-7195 765-8095 734-7184 765-0695 765-3636 765-3070 734-8637 734-6994 734-6629 765-3789 733-4100 734-7180 765-2212 734-6137 765-3176 765-3789

DIRECTORATE OF PLANS, TRAINING, MOBILIZATION AND SECURITY Director 734-6436 Administrative Officer 734-6436 Plans and Operations 765-1238 Anti-Terrorism 734-1575 Force Protection 765-2680 Ceremonies/Special Events 734-1584 Mobilizations and Deployment Support 734-1584 Installation Operations Center 734-1584 Installation Security Officer 734-6412 Visual Information Manager 734-7323 Assistant Visual Information Manager 734-3899 Audiovisual 734-7329 Self-Help Graphics 734-4509 Photography 734-7327 Range Control 765-2079 392ND ARMY BAND AT FORT LEE Band Operations Training Logistics Human Resources Security

734-4323 734-4321 734-4371 734-4351 734-4685

Internal Review and Audit Compliance Office Chief 734-0047/734-2988 Evaluators 734-0045/734-0048 Fraud, Waste & Abuse Hotline 734-2427 FORT LEE SAFETY OFFICE Safety Director Admin/Accident Reporting

765-3132 765-3861

Safety Specialists Army Traffic Safety Program HAZMAT/Community Safety Ergonomics; CDSO Course Indoor Air Quality Control Construction Safety Radiation; Ammunition Safety

765-3127 765-3123 765-3129 765-3122 765-1661 765-3124

PLANS, ANALYSIS, AND INTEGRATION DIRECTORATE Director 765-0968 Management Analysis Branch 765-0635 Planning Integration Branch 765-4822 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OFFICE RM Officer 765-1058 Program and Budget Branch Chief 765-0774 Manpower and Agreements Chief 734-9722 Contract Management Support Officer 734-1060 Cost Analyst & GFEBS 765-0561 Garrison GTCC Program Coordinator 734-6451 PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE Main Number Public Affairs Director Office Services Assistance Command Information Community Relations Media Relations Traveller Newspaper

734-7451 734-6862 734-6797 734-7147 734-6893 734-6965 734-7147

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OFFICE (CIVILIAN) EEO Officer 734-6668 EEO Assistant 734-6666 Affirmative Employment Manager 734-6835 Complaints Manager 734-6664 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICE (MILITARY) NCOIC After Duty Hours OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE Staff Judge Advocate Legal Assistance Claims Administrative Law Military Justice Tax Center Assistance

734-6601 734-6582 765-1514 765-1500 765-1520 765-1533 765-1506/1527 734-5732/5733

U.S. ARMY TRIAL DEFENSE SERVICE Defense Counsel

765-2290

INSPECTOR GENERAL Inspector General

765-1550

DEFENSE MILITARY PAY OFFICE Director Deputy Administration Customer Service In/Out Processing Travel Separation/Retirement Reserve Pay

734-6969 734-7799 734-7917 734-7654/765-7487 734-7105/7794/7792 734-6360/7795 734-7930/765-7487 734-7105/6363

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Labor/Employee Relations Supervisor Schools Team Support Team Personnel Systems Manager Employee Relations Specialist Workers’ Compensation/Personnel Training HR Officer Non-Appropriated Funds HR Development Officer

765-4587 765-4586 765-4583 765-0634 765-0845 765-4588 765-4591 765-4151

DEFENSE COMMISSARY AGENCY (DeCA) (For all calls to DeCA headquarters within the 804 area code, dial 734-8000; you will be directed to dial the 5-digit extension of the person you’re calling) Reception Desk 4-8253 Office of the Director

Director and Chief Executive Officer 4-8720 Executive Assistant 4-8725 Chief Operating Officer 4-8330 Chief of Staff 4-8718 Senior Enlisted Advisor 4-8330 Chief Financial Executive 4-8701 Contracting Director 4-8529 Corporate Communications Director 8-6233 Corporate Planning Director 4-8735 Equal Employment Opportunity Director 4-8578 Fraud, Waste & Abuse Hotline 1-800-294-2744 Help Desk 4-8140 Human Resources Director 4-8508 Information Technical/ Chief Information Officer 4-8325 General Counsel 4-8116 Inspector General Director 4-8106 Internal Audit Director 8-6096 Performance and Policy Director 4-8128 Public Health and Safety Director 4-8364 Sales Director 4-8278 Small Business Programs Director 4-8015 DeCA Washington Office 703-602-0157 DEFENSE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT AGENCY Director 734-0628 Deputy Director 734-0619 Chief of Staff 734-0620 Staff Duty Officer (After Hours) 734-0000 Aircraft Operations 734-0365 Combat Support Center 734-1044 Contracts 734-0471 Engineering and Analysis 734-1173 Financial and Business Operations 734-1354 General Counsel 734-1814 Human Capital 734-0656 Independent Assessment 734-2597 Information Technology 734-1503 Portfolio Management and Integration Air Force Service Portfolio (703) 325-7360 Army Service Portfolio (703) 325-7322 Navy Service Portfolio (617) 753-4016 Joint Service & Non-DoD Service Portfolio (617) 753-4016 Public Affairs 734-1492 Quality Assurance 734-0340 Operational Directorates DCMA International 734-0948 DCMA Operations 416-3414 DCMA Special Programs 734-0010

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U.S. ARMY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION COMMAND Main 734-1008 Special Agent-in-Charge 734-1234 Criminal Intelligence Center 734-1460 Special Agents on Duty 734-1506/1480/1490/1043/1484/0705 Report Drug Related Activity 734-1522 LOGISTICS EXERCISE AND SIMULATION DIRECTORATE, NATIONAL SIMULATION CENTER Director 765-1789 Deputy Director 765-1789 Ops & Programs 765-1997 Combat Development 765-1547 Simulation Support Div 765-1177 Futures Division 765-1492 Exercise Division 765-1723/765-1753 DOCUMENT AUTOMATION AND PRODUCTION SERVICE Chief 734-1019 Printing Specialist 734-1006 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEER, NORFOLK AREA Area Engineer 734-4041 TRADOC ANALYSIS CENTER-LEE (TRAC-LEE) Director Functional Operations Chief Technical Director Senior Military Analyst Management Asst/Security Manager Resource Management/Budget CSS Analysis Division Chief Modeling Analysis Division Chief SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CENTER-LEE Director Deputy Director Chief, Plans, Operations and Portfolio Integration Operations Officer Chief Business Officer Chief Technical Officer Customer Support Office (24hrs) Installation Business System Division Chief Acquisition Systems Branch Chief ABCAS Project Officer Subsistence Systems Branch Chief AFMIS Project Officer ODA-H Branch Chief Legacy Systems Divisions Chief SARSS/SAAS Project Officer SAAS-MOD Branch Chief SARSS Branch Chief Support Services Division Chief Facilities Manager Security Officer Technical Operations Branch Chief Information Assurance Manager Resource Management Branch Chief Infrastructure Support Branch Chief Logistics Service Officer Hardware/Software Integration Branch Chief

765-1823 765-1822 765-1825 765-1821 765-1820 765-1824 765-1802 765-1833 734-2815 734-0367 734-2727 734-7142 734-6394 734-2837 734-1051 734-2147 734-2766 734-2572 734-2522 734-2220 734-1337 734-2147 734-2646 734-7133 734-0751 734-2290 734-1409 734-2341 734-5808 734-2919 734-6891 734-1409 734-5305 734-0368

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734-6059 734-6655 414-1772 734-2556 734-1171 734-7686 734-0626 734-7855 765-2254 765-1036

Commissary Officer Customer Service Deli/Bakery Grocery Manager Meat Dept Seafood Dept Produce Dept Warehouse

765-1485 765-1650/765-1036 765-1483 765-1037/765-2245 765-1431 765-1469 765-1484 765-2270

FORT LEE MILITARY ENTRANCE PROCESSING STATION Commander 765-4181 Front Desk 765-4015/4013

quick reference phone list EMERGENCY (FIRE, POLICE, MEDICAL)..............................................911 MILITARY POLICE DESK................................................................ 734-7400 DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE......................................................... 479-6775 SEXUAL ASSAULT RESPONSE HOTLINE.................................... 894-0029 FORT LEE STATUS HOTLINE.......................................................... 765-2679 FORT LEE HOUSING EMERGENCY WORK ORDER................... 733-1558 INFORMATION/DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE.................................. 765-3000 A ADVENTURE PARK (SKATEBOARD)............................................ 765-3058 AIRLINE TICKET OFFICE (OFFICIAL TRAVEL).......................... 733-1460 For Recreational Travel, Use LTS Listing AIRPORT SHUTTLE SERVICES: Groome Transportation........................................................222-7226 James River Transportation..................................................249-1052 CMC, Inc.............................................................................222-7790 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (Local 24-hour hotline)................... 452-1959 ALTERATIONS SHOP (PXTRA)....................................................... 861-4623 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVT EMPL................................. 732-7387 AMERICAN RED CROSS................................................................. 734-6371 ARC EMERGENCY (Family Notification).................................877-272-7337 AMERICAN VETERANS ASSO....................................................... 722-0074 ARMY CAREER & ALUMNI PROGRAM....................................... 734-6612 ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE: Front Desk....................................................................................... 734-6388 Toll Free Number................................................................. 1-866-507-7464 Director............................................................................................ 734-7955 Army Emergency Relief.................................................................. 734-7954 Army Family Team Building........................................................... 734-7979 Army Volunteer Corps Coordinator................................................ 734-7827 Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate.......................................... 734-6378/6459 Employment Readiness Program.................................................... 734-7738 Exceptional Family Member Program................................... 734-6393/7965 Family Advocacy Program Manager............................................... 734-7585 Family Advocacy Program Educator............................................... 734-7353 Financial Readiness Program.......................................................... 734-7952 Information and Referral................................................................. 734-6475 Mobilization and Deployment......................................................... 734-6648 New Parent Support Program................................................. 734-6505/7876 Relocation Readiness Program/Lending Closet.............................. 734-7589 Sexual Assault Response & Prevention........................................... 734-6460 Survivor Outreach Services.................................................... 734-6445/6446 Utility Waiver.................................................................................. 734-6388 ARMY EDUCATION CENTER......................................................... 765-3570 MOS Library................................................................................... 734-7634

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM.............................. 734-9180/9079 ATTORNEYS, SJA.............................................................................. 765-1514 AUTOMOTIVE SHOP, MWR............................................................ 734-6859 B BANK, SUNTRUST............................................................................ 862-2500 BARBER SHOPS: ALU................................................................................................. 765-8086 OD CAMPUS.................................................................................. 861-1866 PX.................................................................................................... 861-5881 PXTRA............................................................................................ 861-6060 BEAUTY SHOP, PX............................................................................ 861-0965 BETTER OPPORTUNITIES SINGLE SOLDIERS........................... 734-6824 BOOKSTORE, ALU............................................................................ 732-1923 BOWLING CENTER.......................................................................... 734-6860 Action City Grille............................................................................ 734-6861 BOY SCOUTS T-4000......................................................................... 734-4866 BUILDING ASSIGNMENTS, DPW Bldg.6005................................. 734-4749 BUILDING REPAIRS & MAINT, DPW Bldg. 6220.......................... 451-1914 Off Duty Hours (Emerg Repair) P-6220.............................................. 734-3627 BURGER KING, AAFES P-4309....................................................... 733-3839 C CAR RENTAL (ENTERPRISE).......................................................... 957-4653 CASUALTY ASSISTANCE OFFICE, HRD....................................... 734-6606 CENTRAL ISSUE FACILITY, DPWL.............................734-3514/3062/3575 CHAPLAINS Religious Support Office................................................................. 734-6494 (For emergencies, call 734-1584 and ask for the on-call duty chaplain) 23rd QM Brigade Chaplain............................................................. 734-6814 244th QM Battalion Chaplain......................................................... 734-6102 262nd QM Battalion Chaplain......................................................... 734-7160 266th QM Battalion Chaplain......................................................... 734-3337 59th OD Brigade Chaplain.............................................................. 734-5993 16th OD Battalion Chaplain............................................................ 765-9906 832nd OD Battalion Chaplain......................................................... 734-8871 ALU Chaplain ................................................................................ 765-8009 Transportation School Chaplain...................................................... 734-1437 CASCOM Chaplain . ...................................................................... 734-0033 Marine Corps Chaplain.................................................................... 734-7160 Navy Chaplain................................................................................. 734-6102 Air Force Chaplain.......................................................................... 734-3337 CHILD ABUSE/SAFETY VIOLATION HOTLINE ................ 734-6381/6433 CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES, FMWR Parent Central Services Desk................................................. 765-3852/3785

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Battle Drive CDC............................................................................ 734-2884 Multi-Center CDC........................................................................... 734-2933 Sisisky Blvd CDC.................................................................. 734-1093/1091 Yorktown Drive CDC...................................................................... 765-3765 Family Child Care.................................................................. 765-3850/3787 HIRED! Program............................................................................. 734-2952 School-Age Care............................................................................. 765-3763 School Liaison Services.................................................................. 765-3813 SKIES Unlimited............................................................................. 734-0612 The EDGE Program........................................................................ 734-2878 Youth Center........................................................................... 734-2870/2871 Youth Sports & Fitness.................................................................... 734-5364 CIVILIAN PERSONNEL CENTER .................................................. 765-4580 CLEANERS (LAUNDRY), PXTRA................................................... 861-4622 CLUBS, FMWR Hideaway......................................................................................... 765-1523 Lee Admin....................................................................................... 734-7545 Lee Catering.................................................................................... 734-7541 Regimental Catering and Manager.................................................. 765-1523 CONTRACT CLEANERS, ADMIN BLDGS (KLEANKARE)......... 237-9072 CONTRACTING (MICC)................................................................... 734-3045 COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES ON POST Central Michigan University........................................................... 732-6082 Central Texas College...................................................................... 765-3295 Florida Institute of Technology....................................................... 765-4665 Old Dominion University................................................................ 863-1670 St. Leo University............................................................................ 861-8039 Va. State University......................................................................... 765-3300 COMMISSARY Administrative Office...................................................................... 765-2254 Deli/Bakery...................................................................................... 765-1483 Grocery Manager............................................................................. 765-2245 Meat Department............................................................................. 765-1431 Seafood Department........................................................................ 765-1469 Produce Department........................................................................ 765-1484 CREDIT UNION, FORT LEE, A AVENUE........................................ 452-0736 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION........................................ 734-1008 Special Agents on Duty........................................734-1506/1480/1490/1484 CRIME STOPPERS, ANONYMOUS TIP LINE.................. 734-EYES (3937) CULTURAL RESOURCES ............................................................... 734-7026

D DEERS/ID CARDS, HRD................................................................... 734-7347 DEFENSE SUPPLY CENTER RICHMOND..................................... 279-3861 DENTAL, COL BULL CLINIC................................................. 734-9607/9608 DIRECTORY, TELEPHONE, NEC.................................................... 734-7513 DISPATCHER,TRANS MOTOR POOL............................................. 765-2276 DOCUMENT AUTOMATION & PRODUCTION SERVICE......................................................................................... 734-1019

G GAME WARDEN................................................................................ 734-4213 GARRISON HEADQUARTERS........................................................ 734-7197 GIRL SCOUT HUT............................................................................. 765-3808 GOLF COURSE, FMWR Admin Office.......................................................................... 734-2403/2402 Pro Shop.......................................................................................... 734-2899 Bird’s Nest Snack Bar..................................................................... 734-2892

E EDUCATION CENTER...................................................................... 765-3535 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION........................... 734-5014 EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OFFICE-CIVILIAN EEO Officer..................................................................................... 734-6668 Complaints Manager....................................................................... 734-6664 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICE-MILITARY NCOIC............................................................................................. 734-6601 After Duty Hours............................................................................. 734-6582 THE EXCHANGE: Administrative Office...................................................................... 861-4329

H HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONTROL CENTER.................. 734-5243/5244 HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY....................................734-3811/765-7996 HEAT(WGBT), PREV MED, KAHC................................................. 734-9266

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Human Resources Office................................................................. 861-3037 Service/Vending Office.................................................................... 861-5585 RETAIL Main Store........................................................................... 861-5970/5971 PXtra............................................................................................. 862-3763 Military Clothing Store................................................................. 862-3763 Express/Service Station................................................................ 861-8063 Shoppette-Troop Store.................................................................. 732-6862 RESTAURANTS Anthony’s Pizza (Food Court)...................................................... 862-4642 Burger King.................................................................................. 733-3839 Charlie’s Steakery (Food Court)................................................... 862-4642 Froots............................................................................................ 722-8222 Manchu Wok (Food Court)........................................................... 862-4642 Pizza Hut...................................................................................... 861-0130 Popeyes......................................................................................... 861-3916 Subway (Food Court)................................................................... 862-4642 Subway Log U/ Einstein Bros. Bagels ........................................ 732-0425 CONCESSIONS Brigade Quartermaster.................................................................. 722-1179 Cleaners........................................................................................ 861-4622 Enterprise Car Rental................................................................... 957-4653 Firestone....................................................................................... 732-0172 Game Stop.................................................................................... 722-1184 GNC Exchange............................................................................. 957-4961 GNC PXtra................................................................................... 733-6701 Optical Shop................................................................................. 733-7385 Optometry Clinic.......................................................................... 733-8274

F FAMILY HOUSING HRD.......................................................... 765-1963/2016 FAMILY HOUSING HUNT................................................................ 733-1558 FIELD HOUSE, FMWR...................................................................... 734-4945 FIRESTONE COMPLETE AUTO CTR............................................. 732-0172 FITNESS CENTERS: Clark................................................................................................ 765-3636 MacLaughlin.................................................................................... 765-3070 Ordnance Exercise Facility.............................................................. 734-8637 ALU Exercise Facility . .................................................................. 765-0695 FRAUD & WASTE HOTLINE, IRAC................................................ 734-2427

I IDENTIFICATION CARDS/DEERS, HRD....................................... 734-7347 INFO OPR, TELEPHONE, DOIM...................................................... 765-3000 INSPECTOR GENERAL.................................................................... 765-1550 INSTALLATION OPERATIONS CENTER....................................... 734-1584 INTRAMURAL SPORTS DIRECTOR, FMWR................................ 765-3058

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K KENNER ARMY HEALTH CLINIC Patient Info/Appt Center....................................................... 1-866-533-5242 On-Call Provider,After Hours......................................................... 734-9000 Patient Advocate.............................................................................. 734-9512 Active Duty Clinic........................................................................... 734-9057 Behavioral Health Clinic......................................734-9387/9143/9623/9150 Troop Medical Clinic 1.................................................................... 734-6093 Mosier Consolidated Troop Medical Clinic.................................... 734-5445 Pharmacy Refill Call-in................................................................... 734-9535 Pharmacy......................................................................................... 734-9137 Wilkerson Pediatric Clinic............................................................... 734-9125 Family Medicine Clinic................................................................... 734-9993 TRICARE Service Center.................................................... 1-877-874-2273 Public Affairs Officer............................................................. 734-9086/9186 L LEE CLUB........................................................................................... 734-7547 LEE PLAYHOUSE, FMWR................................................................ 734-6629 LEGAL ASSISTANCE, SJA Appointments/Information.............................................................. 765-1500 Claims.............................................................................................. 765-1520 Administrative Law......................................................................... 765-1533 Military Justice................................................................................ 765-1527 Tax Assistance Center...................................................................... 734-5733 LEISURE TRAVEL SERVICES......................................................... 765-3789 LIBRARIES Fort Lee Community Library.......................................................... 765-8095 Army Logistics Library,.................................................................. 765-8171 LODGING OPERATIONS Reservations/Main Desk..................................................733-4100/734-6700 Service Section................................................................................ 734-6692 Guest House Reservations...................................................... 734-6694/6698 M MAIL MANAGEMENT SECTION.................................................... 734-6857 MAINT & REPAIRS, DPW................................................................ 734-5100 Off Duty Hours(Emerg Only).......................................................... 734-3627 MIL CLOTHING SALES STORE, PXTRA....................................... 862-3763 MILITARY PAY, DMPO Travel Pay............................................................................... 734-6360/7795 In/Out Processing........................................................... 734-71057794/7792 Retirement Processing.....................................................734-7930/765-7487 Reserve Pay............................................................................ 734-7105/6363 MUSEUM, QUARTERMASTER, QMS............................................ 734-4203 Gift Shop......................................................................................... 734-4372 MUSEUM, WOMEN’S....................................................................... 734-4327

N NORFOLK DIST ENGR,AREA................................................ 734-4042/4041 NOTARY PUBLIC, SJA...................................................................... 765-1500 O OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH............................................................... 734-9159 OFFICE SUPPLY STORE................................................................... 862-6232 OFFICER BASIC COURSE QMS...................................................... 734-4385 OPTOMETRY CLINIC, PX................................................................ 733-8274 OPTOMETRY CLINIC, KENNER..................................................... 734-9253 OUTDOOR RECREATION/EQUIPMENT RENTAL........................ 765-2212 P PASSPORTS,HRD............................................................................... 765-7615

PERSONAL PROPERTY SHIPMENTS Inbound Counselor.......................................................................... 734-4449 Outbound Counselor........................................................................ 734-4187 Freight and Central Receiving................................................ 734-3060/3968 Non-Temp Storage........................................................................... 734-4168 PHOTO LAB/OFFICIAL PHOTOS.................................................... 734-7327 PICTURE PERFECT FRAME SHOP........................................ 734-6137/6198 POST OFFICE..................................................................................... 734-7706 POST OFFICE, US.............................................................................. 861-0539 PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE Main Office...................................................................................... 734-7451 Traveller Newspaper........................................................................ 734-7147 External Media................................................................................ 734-6965 Community Relations . ................................................................... 734-6893 Q QUARTERMASTER ASSOCIATION................................................ 734-3082 QUARTERMASTER FOUNDATION................................................ 734-4203 R RANGES, DPTMS.............................................................................. 765-2320 RECYCLING BOXES, DPW.............................................................. 734-5023 REGIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL FACILITY................................. 734-4434 REGIMENTAL CLUB........................................................................ 765-1523 RETENTION BRANCH, HRD........................................................... 734-6301 RETIREMENT SVCS BR, HRD............................................... 734-6555/6973 S SAFETY OFFICE................................................................................ 765-3861 SECURITY (ANTITERRORISM OFFICER) DPTMS...................... 734-6410 SEPARATIONS, TRANSITION CEN................................................ 734-7790 SERVICE STATION/SHOPPETTE.................................................... 861-8063 SWIMMING POOL............................................................................. 734-6198 T TAX CENTER, SJA.................................................................... 734-5732/5733 TAXI SERVICE Marshall Cabs.................................................................................. 458-3325 Airport Taxi..................................................................................... 233-4444 TEL TROUBLE REPORTING, NEC.................................................. 734-7515 THRIFT SHOP.................................................................................... 765-3312 TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS/MAGISTRATE’S OFC.............................. 916-2234 TRAVELLER NEWSPAPER, PAO............................................ 734-7147/7451 TRIAL DEFENSE SERVICE.............................................................. 765-2290 U UNIONS: American Fed Of Govt Empl.......................................................... 732-7387 USO Center, Fort Lee,......................................................................... 765-3045

V VA CONTACT (WED), HRD.............................................................. 734-7750 VENDING MACHINE SVCS, AAFES ............................................. 861-5585 VETERINARY CLINIC, KAHC......................................................... 734-2446 VISITOR CENTER, DUKE’S,............................................................ 734-4593 VOTERS INFORMATION HRD........................................................ 734-6920 W WASTE MANAGEMENT, DPWL..................................................... 734-5023 WEAPONS REGISTRATION................................................... 765-7505/7645 WET BULB TEMP, PREV MED........................................................ 734-1584

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Heater & A/C Repair Service Plastic & Aluminum Radiator Repair Hi Performance Custom Radiators New Cores & Complete Radiators (Domestic & Foreign) HOURS: 8 to 5 Mon-Fri • Saturday Hours Available

732-7056 261 GROVE AVENUE • PETERSBURG We Support our Wounded Warriors

CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE

Sheehy Ford Sheehy makes buying or servicing your car easy! We have 4 Richmond locations or shop 24/7 at www.Sheehy.com See our ad on page 68 Automotive – Repair & Service AAMCO 12341 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Chester ............................................................804-751-0074 See our ad on page 65 Colonial Heights Collision Center Inc. 910 Boulevard Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-1131 See our ad on page 65 Leete Tire & Auto Center, Inc. 300 N. Crater Road Petersburg.........................................................804-732-3231 See our ad on the Back of the Fort Lee Map Merritt’s Automotive 101 South 15th Ave. Hopewell .........................................................804-458-0294 See our ad on this page Petersburg Radiator 261 Grove Ave. Petersburg.........................................................804-732-7056 See our ad on this page Taylor’s Auto Service, Inc. 3501 Woodlawn Street Hopewell..........................................................804-458-0880 See our ad on this page White Automotive Inc. 6550 Redwood Lane Prince George..................................................804-733-9179 See our ad on page 69

MERRITT’S AUTOMOTIVE WE SERVICE FOREIGN, DOMESTIC & EUROPEAN MODELS

• A/C and Heating • Engine Cooling • Timing Belts, Chains • Tune-Ups • Oil Changes • Fluid Flushes

• Suspension Work • Steering Work • Fuel Pumps • All Brake Work • Shocks & Struts • Pressure Testing • Diagnostic Scanner

HOURS: MON-FRI 9am-5pm

• Engine Transmissions • Military Discounts • State Inspection • Professional Quality • BG Products • Competitive Prices • I/O Boat Engines • Monthly Specials • Jasper Engines &

• Friendly Service Transmissions • Snow Plowing • Early Drop Off Box

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A SPECIAL OFFER TO MEMBERS OF THE

U.S. MILITARY! TOP

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To all eligible U.S. Military personnel toward any new or used Sheehy vehicle!

MILITARY DISCOUNTS - MUST BE ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY, RESERVE OR MILITARY DEPENDENT AND PROVIDE VERIFIABLE PROOF OF MILITARY STATUS: LES OR MILITARY ID

REASONS TO BUY SHEEHY: 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

$4000 Low Price Guarantee^ Up To 120% of Blue Book For Your Trade-In† VIP Maintenance Membership up to $3300 value Shop Hassle-Free at Sheehy.com Over 3000 New Vehicles Over 1500 Pre-Owned Vehicles We’ll Buy Your Car! Even If You Don’t Buy One Of Ours We Work With Credit Unions To Get You Financed 3 Day Money Back Guarantee on Used Vehicles

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1401 W Broad Street

877.536.4249

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^SHEEHY MUST BE ABLE TO PURCHASE THE OTHER VEHICLE IMMEDIATELY FROM THE COMPETITOR’S STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICE. PRICE GUARANTEE DOES NOT APPLY TO CHARGES IN MANUFACTURER’S REBATES OR PRICE LEVEL CHANGES. SHEEHY GUARANTEES IF YOU BRING US AN AUTHORIZED WRITTEN BUYER’S ORDER TO PURCHASE THE IDENTICAL NEW VEHICLE FOR A LOWER PRICE FROM A FRANCHISED DEALER WITHIN 50 MILES; WE WILL MATCH THE PRICE OR PAY YOU $4000. †BASED ON BLUE BOOK FAIR TRADE VALUE MINUS CONDITION, MILEAGE AND RECONDITIONING. TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF A NEW SHEEHY VEHICLE. 59420-SCO.indd 1

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Banks Virginia Commonwealth Bank 1965 Wakefield Street Petersburg.........................................................804-732-2350 See our ad on this page Car Wash Flagstop Car Wash & Quick Lube Corporate Office 11031 Iron Bridge Road Chester ............................................................804-768-0090 610 Boulevard Colonial Heights..............................................804-524-0090 2500 W. Hundred Road Chester ............................................................804-748-0090

705 Ashland Street Hopewell..........................................................804-452-6475 See our ad on this page Carpet Cleaning A-1 Steem It 303 Temple Ave. Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-0425 See our ad on page 70 Chiropractors Ariya Family Chiropractic Center 3507 Boulevard, Suite A Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-7125 See our ad on this page

WHITE AUTOMOTIVE INC. DONALD L. WHITE, JR. PRESIDENT

Mortgages • Savings • Checking • Loans

ASE MASTER TECH

Putting Our Community First

29 YEARS EXPERIENCE • NOW DOING ALIGNMENTS • P.O. Box 701 • 6550 Redwood Ln. Prince George, VA 23875

1965 Wakefield St., Petersburg 3209 Boulevard, Colonial Heights 1421 W. City Point Road, Hopewell 4600 W. Hundred Rd., Chester

804-733-9179 FAX: 804-733-1194

WE INSTALL JASPER ENGINES AND TRANSMISSIONS

www.vacommbank.com

732-2350 526-1553 458-5923 748-8197

Member FDIC

Proud Supporter of the Fort Lee Holiday Helper

• PEDIATRICS • PREGNANCY • WOMEN’S HEALTH • NECK/BACK PAIN

New $5 Express Wash with Free Vacuums Now Open in Hopewell *MILITARY & SENIOR DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE AT FULL SERVICE LOCATIONS

www.flagstopcarwash.com “Pampering You and Your Vehicle Since 1981!”

HOURS MON-SAT 8am-6pm SUNDAY 9am-4pm

www.lee.army.mil

HOPEWELL

705 Ashland Street

452-6475 CHESTER*

2500 W. Hundred Rd.

748-0090

Between Wendy’s & Burger King

COLONIAL HEIGHTS* 610 Boulevard

524-0090 Behind WaWa

• MIGRANES • SCIATICA • DISC PROBLEMS • ARTHRITIS • WELLNESS CARE • SPORTS INJURIES

LICENSED, CERTIFIED MASSAGE THERAPISTS ON STAFF

Se Habla Espanol

– NEW TECHNOLOGY –

• COMPUTERIZED SPINAL TEST • DISK DECOMPRESSION • PHOTO LASER THERAPY

MILITARY DISCOUNTS FOR ACTIVE DUTY & FAMILY MEMBERS • NISHA SAGGAR, D.C. • MINESH S. PATEL, D.C. • SHANNON BREEDING, D.C. • PAUL E. TSCHETSCHOT, D.C. All Palmer Graduates

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS DAILY 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU: 3507 Boulevard, Ste. A Colonial Heights, VA

804-526-7125

34C Medical Park Blvd.

Petersburg, VA

804-862-2255

10168 West Broad Street Glenn Allen, VA

804-270-5700

ariyachiropractic@yahoo.com www.ariyafamilychiropractic.com

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Churches Edgehill Church of Christ 25609 Grant Ave. Petersburg.........................................................804-861-3306 See our ad on this page Grace Lutheran Church 13028 Harrowgate Road Chester ............................................................804-748-6058 See our ad on this page The Restoration Center 6751 Billy Williams Memorial Dr. Prince George..................................................804-862-9571 See our ad on this page

WE BRING THE CLEANING PLANT TO YOU

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FREE

Estimates Licensed & Insured All work Guaranteed

Looking For a Church Home?

Just Christians Seeking To Be More Like Jesus Everyday!

The Bible Is Taught To Be Practical And Relevant.

Visit Us As We Worship God Together In Spirit And In Truth.

We Offer: Marriage And Family Counseling Schedule of Services Youth And Adult Activities Attended Nursery Sunday Minister: Dr. Russ Jurek 9:30am Bible Study 10:30am Worship Edgehill Church Of Christ 6:00pm Evening Worship 25609 Grant Avenue, Petersburg, VA Wednesday www.edgehillchurchofchrist.org 7:00pm Bible Study Bible Classes For All Ages!

804-861-3306

RACE LUTHERAN CHURCH WELCOMES YOU EACH SUNDAY

8:15 am & 10:45 am - Worship Services 9:30 am - Sunday School for all ages 5th Sunday 10:00 am Worship Service Holy Communion @ 8:15 am 1st & 3rd Sundays 10:45 am 2nd & 4th Sundays

www.gracelutheranva.com • glcoffice@verizon.net 13028 Harrowgate Rd., Chester, Virginia 23831

Phone: (804) 748-6058

E-mail your confidential prayer request to us at

restorefam@aol.com

Watch our church on Comcast Our Pastor has served Channel 3 • Sundays at 4:00pm and for over 25 years before being released to Pastor.

Mondays at 6:30pm.

We are praying for more skilled musicians, singers, Christian dancers, and rappers.

Sunday Afternoon Service: 3-4:30pm Sat. Prayer & Bible Study: 2-3:00pm Children & Teen Ministries and Food & Clothing handed out to all in need after every service.

(The brown building across the street from the Dollar Store)

Come Visit Our Church Family

RICH FINCK, PASTOR

Many people are feeling overwhelmed and on the point of giving up. Our Prayer Team would like to join in prayer with you and your family.

6751 Billy Williams Memorial Dr., Prince George, VA 23875

804-520-0425 • 804-748-8222 • 804-732-6968

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THE RESTORATION CENTER

STEEM IT

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

NEED PRAYER?

804-862-9571

#PrayerForMilitaryFamiliesDaily

ANGEL CARE CENTER • Now Enrolling INFANTS TO 12 YEARS • Child Care Assistance Programs • Welcome Before &/or After School Care • Summer Camp • 7 Days a Week • 6:00 am – 11:00 pm

2 LOCATIONS: 1901 Boulevard Colonial Heights, VA 23834

804-526-2009/804-926-5331

6751 Billy Williams Memorial Drive Prince George, VA 23875 Brown Wood Building

804-926-5331/804-862-1600

RESTORATION PREPARATORY ACADEMY • Now Enrolling Pre K3-12th Grade • One-on-One Instruction • Hot Meals • Reasonable Tuition • Caring Teachers

• Special Needs Students Accepted • A Member of The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) • Accepting Applications at this location

A KIDS ZONE INFANTS 2 MONTHS TO 13 YEARS OLD

WE HAVE OPENINGS AT OUR BRAND NEW STATE OF THE ART FACILITY!

• Before & After School Care • Breakfast, Lunch & Supper Daily • Structured Learning Environment • Tutoring, Homework Assistance & Mentoring for Before & After School • 5:30 a.m. Additional Fee • 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.

(804) 458-5544

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Credit Unions Fort Lee Federal Credit Union 4495 Crossings Blvd.

Prince George..................................................804-452-0736 See our ad on the Back of the Fort Lee Map

Ellis Family Dentistry Jonathan H. Ellis, D.D.S. David L. Ellis, D.D.S. “Our Family Cares for Your Family” • Preventative, Restorative, Cosmetic & Comprehensive Dental Care for Adults and Children • Most Insurances Accepted • Digital X-rays with 80% less Radiation • Tooth Replacement with Implants, Dentures and Partials • Simple & Surgical Extractions

• Implant Placement Surgery and Restoration • Implant Supported Dentures • Periodontal (Gum) Treatment & Maintenance • Crowns in a Day with CEREC • Bridges • Root Canals • Invisalign (clear braces) • Veneers (Lumineers) • Teeth Whitening

MILITARY DISCOUNTS

(804) 458-6733 3416 Woodlawn Street, Hopewell, VA 23860

www.lee.army.mil

New Patients Welcome!

www.EllisSmiles.com

Navy Federal Credit Union Visit www.NavyFederal.org or Call Toll Free 1-888-842-NFCU(6328) See our ad on this page Day Care Centers A Kids Zone 300 Perrymont Road Hopewell..........................................................804-458-5544 See our ad on page 70 Angel Care Center 1901 Boulevard Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-2009 See our ad on page 70 Dentists Commonwealth Dentistry 456 Charles H. Dimmock Parkway Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-4088 See our ad on page 72

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COMMONWEALTH DENTISTRY Family & Cosmetic Dentistry

Mark Beltrami, D.D.S. • Bryan Dixon, D.D.S. • Daniel Rhodes, D.D.S. Ashley Peat, D.M.D. • Luiza Kreuzar, D.D.S. • Matthew Stafford, D.D.S.

We offer all aspects of dentistry from children to seniors with a gentle touch and friendly staff.

LASER DENTISTRY

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FINANCING AVAILABLE • New Patients Welcome Ask About Our Insurance Plans • Emergency Service Available • Evening Hours • Oral Sedation • 1 Hour In-House Teeth Whitening/Take Home System Available

520-4088

456 Charles H. Dimmock Pkwy., Parkway West Colonial Heights (Behind Arby’s)

434-676-8023 Kenbridge, VA

458-3004

804-272-7040 Richmond, VA

210 N. 4th Avenue Hopewell, VA

434-645-7558 Crewe, VA

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Ellis Family Dentistry 3416 Woodlawn Street Hopewell..........................................................804-458-6733 See our ad on page 71

Dr. Sam E. English, DDS 5303 Plaza Dr., Ste. 103 Hopewell..........................................................804-458-5047 See our ad on the Back of the Fort Lee Map

Heavenly Smiles Dentistry 1100-A Boulevard Colonial Heights..............................................804-892-1330 See our ad on this page

Dentist/Orthodontist Anderson Orthodontics LTD. Dr. “Chip” Anderson & Associates 556 Southpark Blvd., Colonial Heights...........804-526-2702 See our ad on the Back of the Colonial Heights Map

Beautiful Smiles Start Here!

Dr. John C. Ji, DMD 798 Southpark Blvd., Suite 12 Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-6050 See our ad on this page

HEAVENLY SMILES DENTISTRY

DR. JUAN A. ROJAS 1100-A Boulevard, Colonial Height, VA

804-892-1330

MILITARY & SENIORS DISCOUNTS

www.lee.army.mil

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Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics 651 Southpark Blvd.

Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-9815 See our ad on the Inside Back Cover Southside Orthodontics, LTD. Drs. Eric R. Shell & A. Wright Pond Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-1241 See our ad on page 73

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS

WB Orthodontics 12230 Iron Bridge Rd., Ste. B Chester ...........................................................804-404-3804 See our ad on this page Florist The Flowergirl Florist & Things 218 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg.........................................................804-919-4950 www.TheFlowerGirlVa.com

Friendly, Patient-Centered Orthodontic Care for Families in Chester & the Greater Richmond Area

WAKESHI BENSON, DDS, FADI

Furniture Factory Direct Furniture 1502 Boulevard Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-9556 See our ad on the Back of the Hopewell Map Gift Shops James Jenkins Discount Gift Shop www.JJDiscountGiftShop.com Hopewell..........................................................804-898-2534 See our ad on this page

12230 Iron Bridge Rd, Suite B • Chester, VA www.wb-orthodontics.com Phone: 804-404-3804 Fax: 804-482-2489

WWW.JJDISCOUNTGIFTSHOP.COM DISCOUNT GIFT SHOP

Glass Virginia Auto Glass 415 N. Market Street Petersburg.........................................................804-733-2032 See our ad on this page Hospitals John Randolph Medical Center 411 W. Randolph Road Hopewell..........................................................804-541-1600 See our ad on the Front of the Colonial Heights Map Poplar Springs Hospital 350 Poplar Drive Petersburg.........................................................804-733-6874 See our ad on page 75 Southside Regional Medical Center 200 Medical Park Blvd.

Petersburg.........................................................804-765-5000 See our ad on the Front of the Petersburg Map

MR. JAMES JENKINS Cell: 804-898-2534 jenkinsje@comcast.net

Virginia Auto Glass A Full Service Glass Shop

PETERSBURG

415 N. Market Street

804-733-2032

• Auto Glass • Windshield Repair • Store Fronts • Mirrors • Custom Vinyl Windows • Insurance Claims

WWW.VAGLASS.COM

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Insurance State Farm Insurance 7 Dunlop Village Shopping Center Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-4412 See our ad on this page Limo Services A to Z Boutique & Limo www.AtoZOnline.net Colonial Heights..............................................804-526-3185 See our ad on this page

Providing Behavioral Healthcare for Fort Lee Service Members & Families Dedicated Inpatient Unit and Day Treatment/ Partial Hospitalization Programs staffed with former military physicians and treatment team members who understand military life to help servicemen and women struggling with: • Post deployment adjustment • The psychological effects of combat stress • Chemical dependency • Depression • And other behavioral healthcare concerns

HELP FOR FORT LEE FAMILIES INCLUDING: • Child and Adult Crisis Stabilization Units • Day Treatment/Partial Hospitalization Programs • Residential Treatment Center for Boys and Girls (Ages 11-17)

(866) 546-2229 24 Hours A Day • 7 Days A Week Take a virtual tour:

WWW.POPLARSPRINGS.COM TRICARE Certified

A to Z Boutique & Limo Specializing in ladies designer clothing!

Embellished Suites • Prom Dresses Evening Gowns • Business Wear • Hats • Bags Little Misses Clothing ORDER Wedding & Bridal Dresses ONLINE

A TO Z LIMO SERVICES – Stretch Limos, 15 Passenger Vans & Sedans – Proms • Weddings • Special Occasions • Night on the Town • Airport Services www.AtoZonline.net

(804) 526-3185 WWW.ATOZONLINE.NET

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ALLIANCE FAMILY PRACTICE, PC New You Medical Weight Loss Program 700 S. Sycamore St. #3 Petersburg, VA 23803

(804) 862-2878

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Medical Weight Loss Alliance Family Practice 700 S. Sycamore St., Ste. 3 Petersburg.........................................................804-862-2878 See our ad on page 75 Obstetrics & Gynecology Frank Moschler, MD, F.A.C.O.G. 601 Old Wagner Road, Ste. 101 Petersburg.........................................................804-861-1614 See our ad on the Front of the Petersburg Map Virginia Physicians for Women, Ltd. 280 Charles H. Dimmock Pkwy., Suite 4 Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-0205 See our ad on the Inside Front Cover Optometrists Lebow Eye Associates 221 East Broadway Hopewell..........................................................804-458-5819 See our ad on this page

Richmond Gastroenterology & Associates 16011 Kairos Rd., Suite 300 Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-5223 See our ad on this page Pharmacy Prince George Pharmacy 5720 Courthouse Road Prince George..................................................804-861-3400 See our ad on this page

Doctors of Optometry DR. JOSEPH E. LEBOW • DR. ADAM J. HEROLD DR. RYAN COOK

Comprehensive Eye Exams • Treatment of Eye Disease Laser Vision Consultation • Fashion Frames and Safety Glasses Specialty Contact Lenses for Astigmatism, Bifocals, Keratoconus Saturday Hours • Medicare and Major Insurance 221 East Broadway

HOPEWELL

458-5819 www.LebowEye.com

Richmond Office: Midlothian Turnpike at Powhite 272-2020

Physicians Colonial Orthopaedics 131 Jennick Dr., Colonial Heights...................804-526-5888 www.ColonialOrthopaedics.com See our ad on this page

PRINCE GEORGE PHARMACY

5720 COURTHOUSE RD. • PRINCE GEORGE, VA

Tricare & Most Major Insurances Accepted

Serving Colonial Heights and Chester New Patients Accepted (804) 518-1300 www.colonialorthopaedics.com

“We Fill Tricare Prescriptions” Hours: 861-3400 Mon-Fri 9am-7pm Saturday 9am-3pm

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G.E. MATTHEWS, INC.

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS!

~ PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ~

Alfred Lee, MD • Sanjeev K. Jairath, MD (804) 520-5223

www.TheRealtorPro.com

Robert S. Flynn, MD (804) 520-6290

(804) 518-0510

16011 Kairos Rd, Ste 300, Colonial Heights, VA 23834

2425 Boulevard, Suite 6 Colonial Heights, VA 23834

RichmondGastro.com

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Property Management G.E. Matthews 2425 Boulevard, Suite 6 Colonial Heights..............................................804-518-0510 See our ad on page 76 Real Estate Finer Homes – Builder/Realtor www.finerhomes.net 804-748-7575 See our ad on the Back of the Fort Lee Map

A Military Family – Still Serving You!

Colonial Realty

MEG, MILITARY RELOCATION PROFESSIONAL HANK DUARTE, USA, RET. 3215 Boulevard, Colonial Heights 804-721-8682 • 804-721-8653 Each office is independently owned and operated.

Hank, USA, Ret. & Meg Duarte Century 21 Colonial Realty 804-721-8653...................................................804-721-8682 See our ad on this page Weichert Realtors Brockwell and Portwood Colonial Heights..............................................804-518-0500 See our ad on this page Restaurants Rosa’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria 2.5 miles East of Main Gate Hopewell..........................................................804-458-8744 See our ad on this page Schools/Colleges Believe-N-U Academic Development Center 4710 Owens Way Prince George..................................................804-458-5812 See our ad on the Back of the Petersburg Map Chester United Methodist Church Preschool 12132 Percival Street Chester ...........................................................804-748-2275 See our ad on this page

Brockwell & Portwood WE WORK WITH BUYER’S AND SELLER’S

804-518-0500

www.CentralVAHomes.com “Invite Us In, We’ll Bring Results”® Independently Owned and Operated

Chester United Methodist Church Preschool 804-748-2275 • www.cumcps.com • Ages 2½ to 5 yrs. (Junior Kindergarten) • Experienced and loving teachers • Strong, developmentally appropriate academic curriculum mixed with creativity and fun • Christian character building program www.lee.army.mil

~ A Locals Favorite Since 1976 ~

Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Buffet Real Italian • Real Tradition • Cocktails Served Banquet Facility ~ starting at $9.00 per person

~ WED, THUR & FRI LUNCH BUFFET ~

Pick-Up Window Open 7 Days a Week

WE DELIVER! 4098 Oaklawn Blvd. • Hopewell, VA (1.5 miles from Fort Lee)

804-458-8744 www.Rosas-Italian.com

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John Tyler Community College Campuses in Chester & Midlothian www.jtcc.edu....................................................804-796-4000 See our ad on this page Storage – Household & Commercial Ample Storage Center 16432 Jefferson Davis Highway Colonial Heights..............................................804-520-6977 See our ad on this page Prince George Self Storage Prince George Drive & Middle Road FREE TRUCK.................................................804-452-2001 South Crater Road Self Storage, Inc. 11440 S. Crater Road Petersburg.........................................................804-861-2004 See our ad on this page Tattoo Studios City Limits Tattoo & Piercing, Ltd. 119-D Boulevard, Colonial Heights Cell: 804-431-6173..........................................804-504-0600 See our ad on page 79 USA Tattoo Studio 83 Sherwood Drive Colonial Heights..............................................804-504-8000 See our ad on page 79

AMPLE STORAGE CENTER Jess Davis, Manager Gate Hours: Office Hours: 7am-9pm, 365 Days 10am-6pm Monday-Friday Available 24 Hours 9am-4pm Saturday 1pm-5pm Sunday jeffdavis@amplestoragecenter.com 16432 Jeff. Davis Hwy Colonial Heights, VA 23834

(804)520-6977 Fax (804)520-4993

MEETING ALL YOUR NEEDS...

Large and Small

SOUTH CRATER RD. SELF-STORAGE INC. • Brand new facility and still expanding • Family owned and operated • Residential and Commercial • Various sizes available

10’X10’ up to 10’X30’ 11440 South Crater Rd. Petersburg, VA 23805

861-2004

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Thrift Stores Goodwill Industries 804-745-6300 www.goodwillvirginia.org See our ad on page 78 Tourism Hopewell Visitor Center 4100 Oaklawn Blvd., Hopewell www.hopewellva.gov........................................804-541-2461 See our ad on the Front of the Hopewell Map

Crater Road Veterinary Hospital Privately Owned • Serving the Tri-Cities Since the 1940’s

Dr. D. Kinney-Nay • Dr. J. Webb Dr. L. Wright • Dr. D. Irving Offering Complete Veterinary Care Personalized For Your Pet’s Needs Alternative Medicine & Acupuncture Available • Cat Boarding Available MICRO CHIPPING AVAILABLE

GROOMERS: NAT KING • NIKKI SAYRE • LINDA EMORY Discounts Available • APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED WILDLIFE DROP OFF

CARE CREDIT

464 S. CRATER RD • PETERSBURG,VA (ACROSS FROM BLANDFORD CEMETERY)

733-8202

The Best Tattoo Studio In The Tri-Cities... ‘Cause Scottie Said So

You’ve tried the rest, now try the best...

119D Boulevard, Colonial Heights, VA 804-504-0600 Open 7 Days a week $25.00 Piercings Microdermal Implants Autoclave Sterilization We Specialize in: Custom Work Re-works and Cover-ups All Artists State Licensed

10% Discount on Tattoos with Military ID

Tri-Cities Best Artists

Accept MC, Visa Discover

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WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK!!! www.lee.army.mil

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Veterinarians Crater Road Veterinary Hospital 464 S. Crater Road Petersburg.........................................................804-733-8202 See our ad on page 79

Hopewell Animal Hospital 3806 OAKLAWN BLVD., SUITE 100 HOPEWELL, VA 23860 Less than 3 miles from Fort Lee Main Gate

COMPLETE MEDICAL/SURGICAL FACILITY

Hopewell Animal Hospital 3806 Oaklawn Blvd., Ste. 100 Hopewell..........................................................804-458-9521 See our ad on this page

MICHAEL W. HARRISON, D.V.M.

MILITARY & MULTI PET DISCOUNTS

Quality Pet Care Since 1950

 MICRO-CHIPPING  SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT  PET DAYCARE

To Advertise in the Fort Lee Directory, please call 804-526-8656

PET BOARDING AVAILABLE • GROOMING BY APPOINTMENT

804-458-9521

www.HopewellAnimalHospital.net

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To advertise in The Traveller, please call 804-526-8656 or email travellernews@verizon.net

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PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY & ORTHODONTICS OF VIRGINIA DENTISTRY FOR THE CHILD, ADOLESCENT & HANDICAPPED • MEERA A. GOKLI, D.D.S.

Graduating with honors from the University of Richmond, Dr. Gokli has continued to make significant achievements in her field. She is Board Certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and served as President of both the Virginia Society of Pediatric Dentistry and the Virginia Board of Dentistry.

Dr. Gokli teaches at MCV/VCU and is a Board Member of Children’s Hospital.

• DAVID L. KEETON, D.M.D.

Dr. David Keeton received his undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering from VCU. He then completed dental school at the University of Kentucky and fulfilled his pediatric dental residency at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and has hospital privileges at Children’s Hospital of Richmond. He is also active in several local and national dental associations.

• STEVEN R. LUBBE, D.M.D.

Dr. Steve Lubbe has been in Pediatric Dentistry since he began working in his father’s dental practice at the age of 10. He attended Centre College before attending the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Dr. Lubbe feels very blessed to be working with young people and a great office staff.

ORTHODONTICS FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN • APRIL L. BRIDGES - POQUIS D.D.S.

Dr. April Bridges-Poquis is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Virginia and graduated 2nd in her class from the Medical College of Virginia’s School of Dentistry. She completed her post-graduate training in orthodontics at MCV and is a member of several professional dental and orthodontic associations

• CHAD SCHANILEC, D.D.S.

Dr. Schanilec is a graduate of The University of Iowa College of Dentistry. After completing his postgraduate training in Orthodontics at MCV, he served as a full time professor. He is currently a member of several professional dental and orthodontic associations.

ORTHODONTIC NEW PATIENT EXAMS AT NO CHARGE

651 SOUTHPARK BLVD. • COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA 23834

804-526-9815

Provider of Tri-Care/Retirees, United Concordia, Delta, Anthem & MetLife

www.pdova.com

CROSSROADS FORD 4500 Whitehill Blvd.

Prince George, VA 23875

Internet Hotline: 866-316-5708 HUGE SELECTION & GREAT PRICES ON NEW & USED VEHICLES SPECIAL FINANCING

MILITARY REBATE!

Currently Ford Motor Company offers a $500 rebate to Military personnel. Crossroads Ford in Prince George would like to take it one step further. We are also going to add $500.

SO THAT’S $1,000 IN IMMEDIATE SAVINGS ON A NEW FORD VEHICLE.

State-Of-The-Art Service Center with Factory Trained Technicians • SERVICE AND PARTS DEPARTMENTS • Open Monday-Friday 7:30am-7:00pm Saturday 8:00am-4:00pm

MONDAY - FRIDAY 9am TO 9pm

INTERNET HOTLINE:

866-316-5708

SATURDAY 9am TO 7pm

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