Fort A.P. Hill I-CC
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Since 1941, Fort A.P. Hill has worked to foster a positive relationship with the surrounding community. The ICC provides us with such a forum to discuss issues of mutual concern and for sharing of information which in turn fosters a better military-civilian relationship as well as promoting general welfare and prosperity to the local community. These quarterly discussions are also an opportunity for local elected officials, local professional government staffers, and business/community leaders to meet and gain an understanding of each other’s concerns.
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- 1. Fort A.P. Hill Update Installation-Community Council 29 March 2011 LTC Jack Haefner Installation Commander Where America’s Military Sharpens Its Combat Edge
- 2. Agenda Training our Warriors Our Military Construction projects Working Together
- 3. Utilization by Service Component Training Overview Warrior Throughput By Year 94,230 Warriors trained at Fort A.P. Hill in 2010 Hundreds of different units and thousands of Warriors make Fort A.P. Hill the Regional Training Center where they sharpen their combat edge 923 Units Served 874 772 770 778 712 695 664 656 634 Warrior Feedback: 92% say service is “Best” or “Better Than Most” Training for the Joint Force Training Capacity for Commanders
- 6. Quartermaster AIT Soldiers have been training at Pender since September 2011
- 7. 600 – 1,100 AIT Soldiers train here each week, 48 weeks a year
- 9. Training slated to begin Summer 2011
- 10. Training Facility scheduled to open for classes Fall 2011
- 12. 800 Meter Range
- 13. 1200 Meter Range
- 14. Demolition Range
- 19. Consists of :
- 20. Armed Forces Reserve Center (AFRC) training building
- 23. Storage space
- 25. Range support buildings for operations, storage, briefings, latrines, meal consumption, ammo issue, and after-action reviews.
- 27. The addition of “mud, brick, or stone” to the exterior as well as some other touches like gasoline pumps will complete the village. Partitions are added on the upper floors for safety.Original Combat Village Actual Village in Afghanistan New Combat Village Under Construction
- 29. About 1,000 Soldiers would travel via train about 40 times per year
- 30. Five sites in Milford area are under consideration
- 32. 15 OF 10 Fort A.P. Hill 70th Anniversary Celebration Saturday, June 11, 2011 Morning 10 a.m.: Town of Bowling Green hosts Americana Military Parade Afternoon Military displays for all to view at Fort A.P. Hill, reenactments Evening 6:45 p.m.: Military District of Washington’s Twilight Tattoo The public is invited to attend this free event!
- 34. Provides an opportunity for citizens to learn about Fort A.P. Hill through first-hand experience and gain exposure to the wide range of functions, operations and services
- 35. Obtains feedback from citizens regarding Fort A.P. Hill operations, programs and services and input toward the installation’s community relations program
- 37. Anticipate class size of 8-12 students
- 39. Meet the Command Group
- 40. Welcome from Garrison Commander
- 41. Purpose of the Citizen’s Leadership Academy
- 42. History and Overview of Fort A.P. Hill
- 44. Public Affairs and Community Relations Program
- 46. Involvement with Technical Review Zoning Committee
- 47. Upcoming MILCON projects
- 48. Environmental Division Overview
- 49. NEPA and the key role citizens have in the process
- 50. Operational Noise Reporting Program
- 51. Recycling Program/Water and Energy management
- 52. Army Compatible Use Buffer Program
- 53. Environmental Quality Controls
- 54. Field work (water sampling)
- 56. Demonstrate noise modeling process
- 58. Fire Station tour and overview
- 59. Safety overview from Installation Safety Office
- 61. Retiree services
- 62. Visitor Operations Center
- 63. Training/Development of employees
- 64. How to do business with the government: Contracting officer
- 65. Overview of RM functions and how the “city” is funded and operates
- 66. How to file claims
- 67. Budget and finance
- 69. INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT COMMAND “Sustain, Support and Defend”
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- Here is our agenda for today.Next slide….
- The AWG is our biggest military construction program. The organization’s program manager at Fort A.P. Hill is certain that the work that will take place at Fort A.P. Hill, in terms of advancing our ability to meet and defeat asymmetric threats and save American lives, will be history making. We’re proud to help play a role in this organization’s important and creative mission. Next…
- Fort A.P. Hill is currently in a NEPA process regarding the proposed 800 and 1200-meter ranges. Here you will see the proposed locations. Next slide…
- On November 30, 2010, we held an open house for the public to learn more about the propose AWG ranges. We had about 30 people attend and a few comments that were left. These comments will be available in the draft EA for public comment. I invite you to be an active participant in this process.
- We are actively engaged in the community. From tours and reading programs to participation in chambers and co-hosting the Installation-Community Council.
- I invite you to join us in Fort A.P. Hill’s 70th anniversary celebration on June 11. We will kick off the day with the Americana Military Parade at 10 a.m. in the Town of Bowling Green. We will then have military displays and reenactments for all to enjoy in the afternoon. At 6:45 p.m., the Military District of Washington will presents it military pageant, Twilight Tattoo.This event is free and open to the public.