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1 Tables 1-10 Tables Tables Tables BOSS MWR Advisor 2 CRDAMC CDR 3 CRDAMC CSM 4 CRDAMC DEP CDR 5 DECA-CC 15 HEALTH PROMOTIONS 11 DPTMS 21 MWR-BOD 31 CPAC 12 DPW 22 MWR-CYS 32 FHAVCCF 13 EEO 23 MWR-CRD 33 FH CUST. SVC OFFICER 14 EXCHANGE 24 MWR-NAF SUPPORT SVC 34 FORT HOOD FAMILY HSG. 25 NEC 35 FISHER HOUSE 6 DECA-WW 16 IG 26 PAO 36 FORT HOOD THRIFT SHOP 7 DENTAC CDR 17 III CORPS CHAPLAIN 8 DENTAC DEP CDR COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL MEETING SEATING 27 RESILIENCY CAMPUS 37 FHMFMSF 18 LRC 28 USAG CHAPLAIN 38 FHSC 9 DES 19 MICC 29 AMERICAN RED CROSS 39 SANTA S WORKSHOP 10 DHR 20 MWR-ACS 30 CTC 40 USO

2 CSC DOCUMENTS QR CODE See back of the agenda or go online to

3 OPENING REMARKS

4 INVOCATION

5 GUEST INTRODUCTION

6 Mr. Nicholas Johnsen Director Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation

7 PREVIOUS EVENT HIGHLIGHTS Previous Event Highlights

8 COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR 1. The Calendar of Events is available online at 2. Hot buttons link directly to CSC documents from the Fort Hood and MWR web pages

9 SUGGESTED TOPIC UPDATES Suggested Topic Updates

10 TOPIC 1: EXPLANATION / DISCUSSION: PROPOSED RECOMMENDATION: RESPONSE: CSC Slides on Fort Hood Website The calendar and transcript is available for a read ahead but it would be nice to have slides to facilitate information dissemination. Add link to slides on FH website The Fort Hood webpage Community Services Council hot button links directly to the MWR webpage for access to all CSC supporting documentation.

11 TOPIC 2: EXPLANATION / DISCUSSION: PROPOSED RECOMMENDATION: RESPONSE: Area Beautification Tree trimming units don t have the resources to trim trees in their footprint. Contract tree trimming for the larger trees in the footprint. Limbs impede pedestrian and vehicle traffic and look bad. DPW is responsible for the trimming of trees. Please request this service by calling the DPW 24/7 help desk at

12 TOPIC 3: EXPLANATION / DISCUSSION: PROPOSED RECOMMENDATION: Dunkin Donuts (DD) Perks/Gift Card DD Perks/Gift Cards are not accepted at on post Dunkin Donuts Adjust the system to allow these benefits to be used at the Fort Hood Dunkin Donuts. Thanks.

13 TOPIC 3 RESPONSE At this time, no Exchange Dunkin Donuts is able to accept the DD Perks or the Dunkin Donuts gift cards in Micros. We are hoping when the new Point of Sale (POS) systems comes out (dated TBD) that we will be able to accept them. AAFES will follow up and try to get confirmation on if this will be happening with the new POS. The biggest problem is that Target, Walmart and HEB all sell Dunkin Donut gift cards. Fort Hood has the only Dunkin Donuts in the local area. The nearest Dunkin Donuts are located in Waco and Austin.

14 TOPIC 4: EXPLANATION / DISCUSSION: PROPOSED RECOMMENDATION: Fort Hood Area Military Family Member Scholarship Fund (FHAMFMSF) Applications now available Scholarships available to high school seniors and military spouses. Applications are due by 5MAR18. Go to FHAMFMSF.com for applications and more information. Packets must be complete or will not be considered.

Although I was confident that information was located in the application and on the website, I doubled checked to ensure that the

15 TOPIC 4 RESPONSE: Thank you for informing us about the recommendation submitted on the blue topic card at the last CSC meeting. In the recommendation, the individual suggests we state that the packet must be complete in order to be considered for a scholarship. Although I was confident that information was located in the application and on the website, I doubled checked to ensure that the information was still there. At this time I am unsure how we can make an improvement, but I will bring this suggestion to the boards attention at our next meeting.

17 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the the Fighting Strength Since Since Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Health Care Delivery Update LTC Devry Anderson Deputy Commander for Medical Services

18 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 Optometry

19 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 Corrective Surgery

20 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 Improving Access to Care Community Based Medical Home #4 Initial Operational Capability (IOC) Enrollment shift from Fort Hood Medical Home (on post) to Bunny Trail location (off post). Beneficiaries can move to new clinic or remain on post. Supports 5,500 Family Members and Retirees Lab and Pharmacy services will be provided to beneficiaries enrolled to clinic only. Anticipated opening summer 2018 Full Operational Capability (FOC) Will adhere to same Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model as Killeen, Harker Heights, and Copperas Cove. Will support 8,500 Family Members and Retirees Drive-thru Pharmacy services may be offered as resources allow Ribbon-cutting date TBD

Effective January 1, 2018 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 New TRICARE Benefit: Urgent Care Non Active-Duty TRICARE Prime enrollees (i.e. Active-Duty Family Members, Retirees and Retiree Family Members) can receive care for urgent care needs at a TRICARE authorized facility without a referral from their Primary Care Manager.

21 Effective January 1, 2018 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 New TRICARE Benefit: Urgent Care Non Active-Duty TRICARE Prime enrollees (i.e. Active-Duty Family Members, Retirees and Retiree Family Members) can receive care for urgent care needs at a TRICARE authorized facility without a referral from their Primary Care Manager. Urgent medical conditions are those that are not life-threatening, but require attention within 24 hours. Urgent care conditions include, but are not limited to: muscle sprains/strains cuts fever flu vomiting diarrhea sore throat coughs eye irritations ear pain rashes urinary tract infections For more information on this benefit or to view a complete list of TRICARE network providers visit: or call (800) Active-Duty are not authorized to receive care at local network facilities. ADSM should report to their troop medical clinic or visit the CRDAMC Emergency Department for care.

Support groups bring people facing similar issues together to

Benefits may include: Gaining a sense of control and power

22 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 Supporting Resilience Support groups bring people facing similar issues together to share experiences and get advice. Benefits may include: Gaining a sense of control and power Improving coping skills Reducing anxiety Learning what to expect Getting practical advice about your situation because you are not alone

23 ARMY MEDICINE One Team One Purpose! Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775 Questions?

24 STRONG STAR and the Consortium to Alleviate PTSD Alan Peterson, PhD, USAF (Ret.) University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Office: (210) ; Cell: (210)

25 Overview of STRONG STAR and CAP STRONG STAR (South Texas Research Organization Network Guiding Studies on Trauma And Resilience) CAP (Consortium to Alleviate PTSD) The nation s largest DoD-funded research consortia Focused on the development and evaluation of the most effective approaches possible for the treatment of combatrelated PTSD and comorbid disorders (TBI, sleep disorders, suicide, chronic pain, substance use disorders) Headquartered at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio with a large research cell (approximately 30 clinical research faculty and staff) embedded within Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Recently completed 5 of the DoD s largest randomized clinical trials Additional information at :

26 Project Remission: Maximizing Outcomes with Intensive Treatments for Combat-Related PTSD Extends results of recently completed clinical trial at Fort Hood Goal is to treat PTSD into remission so Soldiers can be fully fit for duty Provides most intensive outpatient treatment evaluated to date Primary foundation of treatment is Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy No other treatment has more scientific support for its effectiveness

27 Project Remission: Maximizing Outcomes with Intensive Treatments for Combat-Related PTSD (Continued) 3-weeks, 8-hours per day, intensive individual treatment Includes 8 treatment augmentations to specifically target combat PTSD Active duty Service Members will be treated at Ft Hood and BAMC Will accept world-wide referrals at the San Antonio-BAMC site Fort Hood POC: patricia.k.carreno.ctr@mail.mil; Phone (254)

28 Dr. Shai Fairley, LMFT, LCDC Military Family Life Consultants MFLC Team Lead Coordinator (254) or

30 FT Hood R2 Performance Center Mr. William Soto (Manager) (254)

31 Optimal Performance & Combat Readiness TARGETED PERFORMANCES Gunnery Scores Weapons Qualification Scores APFT Scores Battle Drills, LFX, STX, Complex Field Problems Boards (Promotion, Soldier/NCO of Month, etc.) EIB and EFMB Tests Preparation for Army Schools (Ranger, SF, Air Assault, Sniper, Sapper, Pathfinder, etc.) Competitions (Best Ranger, Sullivan Cup, Gainey Cup, All-Army Sports, etc.)

32 COACHING AREAS 1) PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT Optimal Performance & Combat Readiness (skills from the field of Sport & Performance Psychology, primarily aimed at improving measurable Army performances) - Mental Skills Foundations, Building Confidence, Attention Control, Energy Management, Goal Setting & Motivation, Integrating Imagery, Team Building, Climate/Culture Improvement (Engage & NIMS)

33 Optimal Performance & Combat Readiness COACHING AREAS (Continued) 2) ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE (skills from the field of Education) - Learning Mindset, Planning & Prioritization, Study Hacks, Expand Your Memory, Power Reading, Take Effective Notes, Peer Learning, Master Essay Questions & Short Papers, Master Your Tests 3) RESILIENCE (skills from the field of Positive Psychology, aimed at helping individuals and units bounce back from and even thrive in adverse situations)

Optimal Performance & Combat Readiness METHODS OF DELIVERY Embedded Unit Coaching Mastery Coaching OPD and NCOPD Company Commander/1SG Pre-Command

34 Optimal Performance & Combat Readiness METHODS OF DELIVERY Embedded Unit Coaching Mastery Coaching OPD and NCOPD Company Commander/1SG Pre-Command Course Warrior in Transition Unit (WTU) Student Success Course Teen Sports Clinics & Academic Performance Clinics (for military dependents) Biofeedback Lab

35 Directorate of Human Resources (DHR) Army Substance Abuse Program Mr. Carl Smith Prevention Coordinator (254)

36 ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH - APRIL Prevention through Education National Alcohol Screening Day April 6, :00 am 2:00 pm Copeland Center, Bldg Alcohol Free Weekend (April 6-8, 2018)

37 Alcohol Awareness Month Displays (10:00 am 2:00 pm) April 4, 2018 Central Texas College April 5, 2018 SHARP EXPO at CRDAMC April 13, 2018 Clear Creek Main PX April 20, 2018 CRDAMC Lobby April 27, 2018 Soldier Development Center Are you wondering if you have an alcohol problem? Take the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Inc. test at For more information, call the Fort Hood Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Prevention and Education Program at (254) or visit us on Facebook at

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM OBSERVES ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH APRIL 2018 Prevention

April 18 (SHARP EXPO CRDAMC) 13 April 18 (Clear Creek Main PX) 20 April 18 (CRDAMC

10AM-2PM For more Information Are you wondering if you have an Contact the Fort

38 ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM OBSERVES ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH APRIL 2018 Prevention Through Education Alcohol Free Weekend 6 April 8 April 2018 National Alcohol Screening Day Copeland Center Bldg April Time: 10AM-2PM Display Dates 4 April 18 (Central Texas College) 5 April 18 (SHARP EXPO CRDAMC) 13 April 18 (Clear Creek Main PX) 20 April 18 (CRDAMC LOBBY) 27 April 18 (Soldier Development Center) All displays scheduled from 10AM-2PM For more Information Are you wondering if you have an Contact the Fort Hood ASAP alcohol problem? Prevention & Education Program Visit at

39 CHILD & YOUTH SERVICES (CYS) Ms. Brenda Brown SKIESUnlimited Instructional Program Specialist (254)

40 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) - APRIL An annual observance recognizing military children for their heroism, character, courage, sacrifices and continued resilience with special events held on military installations for youth and teens. The 2018 theme is Brave Hearts Resilient Souls.

41 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) APRIL (Continued ) Kids Golf April 1-30, :00 am 7:00 pm All Families are welcome! Come on out to Rattlesnake Ridge and play golf with the little ones Bring your own clubs and balls and try out our 4- hole course designed specifically for children, or stop by the pro shop and borrow clubs from us The Courses of Clear Creek, Bldg Battalion Ave. at Clear Creek Road For more information, please call

42 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) APRIL (Continued ) Month of the Military Child Bowling Night April 4, 2018, April 11, 2018, April 18, 2018 and April 25, :00 pm 9:00 pm All Families are welcome! $20 per hour (up to a Family of five) Price includes bowling for one hour, a pair of shoes, and a medium fountain drink per bowler Phantom Warrior Lanes, Bldg Clear Creek Road For more information, call (254)

43 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) APRIL (Continued ) CYS Month of the Military Child and Earth Festival April 13, :00 pm 8:00 pm Open to military youth of all ages Bring the whole Family out for Bouncers, Pony Rides, Face Painting, Crafts, Earth Day Exhibits, Local Entertainment, a Teen Zone and Renaissance type activities! Bronco Youth Center, Bldg. 6602, Tank Destroyer Boulevard For more information, call (254)

44 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) APRIL (Continued ) Killeen Independent School Districts (KISD) 13th Annual Family Fitness & Wellness Fair April 14, :00 am 1:00 pm Fun-filled opportunity for Families to learn how to incorporate healthy eating and physical activities into their lives Activities to include a live cooking demonstration, rock wall climbing, obstacle course and much more! Open to the public - event for the entire Family Killeen Special Events Center, 3301 S. WS Young Dr. (next to the Vive Les Arts) For more information, call (254)

45 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) APRIL (Continued ) Month of the Military Child Bingo April 21, 2018 Doors open at 10:00 am Bingo begins at 11:00 am games of bingo with age appropriate toys as prizes Children ages 2-12 years old Cost of $5 per child includes lunch Limited to first 150 children Community Events and Bingo Center, Clear Creek Road, Bldg (behind AAFES gas station) For more information, call (254) or (254)

46 MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD (MOMC) APRIL (Continued ) Copperas Cove Month of the Military Child / Healthy Kids Celebration April 21, :00 am 2:00 pm Open to all ages Bounce houses, face painting, Tootie Tots, performances by the Copperettes, Copperas Cove High School (CCHS) Cheerleaders, GymKix, ASYMCA Martial Arts, Zumba, music, games, etc. Free food and drinks, healthy snacks and the Chick-fil-A Cow Copperas Cove YMCA, 501 Clara Drive For more information, call (254)

47 Army Community Service (ACS) Ms. Lacey Guinn Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Armed Forces Services Corporation (AFSC) Child Safety Specialist (254)

48 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH APRIL A month long campaign bringing awareness to the prevention and intervention of child abuse in the Army community. The 2018 theme is Strong Communities Strengthening Families. Be informed. Be attentive. Be supportive.

49 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH APRIL (Continued ) Fort Hood Child Abuse Prevention Month (CAPM) and Month of the Military Child (MOMC) Proclamation Signing April 3, :00 am 12:00 pm III Corps Headquarters Bldg.1001, West Atrium For more information, call (254)

50 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH APRIL (Continued ) Story Time is Fun Time April 7, :00 am Casey Memorial Library Bldg Zumba April 12, :00 am Abrams Physical Fitness Center, Bldg.23001

51 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH APRIL (Continued ) Child Protective Services Parent Workshop April 20, :00 am Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier & Family Readiness Center, Bldg Play Morning April 22, :00 am Bronco Youth Center, Bldg For more information, call (254)

52 Army Community Service (ACS) Mr. Terry Peggins Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) Support Specialist (254)

53 GOLD STAR SPOUSES DAY April 5, :00 am 2:00 pm Gold Star Spouses will have the opportunity to come together to be honored, partake in a light lunch and enjoy a moment of pampering Club Hood, Bldg RSVP by March 30, 2018 For more information, call (254) or usarmy.hood.imcomfmwrc.list.acs-sos@mail.mil.

54 Partnership with Central Texas College (CTC) Dr. Chastity Clemons, MSM Business Professor and Net Impact Coordinator (254)

55 BE YOUR OWN BOSS (BYOB) April 9-12, 2018 (8:00 am 1:00 pm) and April 13, 2018 (8:00 am 3:00 pm) 5 day Workshop to learn basics on how to start your own small business Space is limited Must be a DoD card holder to register Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier & Family Readiness Center, Bldg For more information, call (254) or usarmy.hood.imcom-fmwrc.list.acserb@mail.mil.

57 Army Community Service (ACS) Ms. Diane Williams Soldier & Family Readiness Branch Army Volunteer Corps Program Manager (254)

58 INSTALLATION VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR CEREMONY April 19, :30 pm 9:00 pm Annual event that recognizes exemplary achievement in volunteer service to Fort Hood, TX Club Hood Invitation Only RSVP NLT April 6, 2018 For more information, call (254)

59 Army Community Service (ACS) Dr. Tom Jones Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Manager (254)

60 EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP) SPRING FESTIVAL April 21, :00 am 2:00 pm Come join us for a fun filled event with activities for the whole Family! Meadows Elementary School Event is open to the public For more information, call (254)

61 Army Community Service (ACS) Ms. Regina Jolly Employment Readiness Program (ERB) Employment Readiness Specialist (254)

62 April 27, :00 am 2:00 pm SPRING CAREER FESTIVAL Build and enhance your career Employer Panel Discussion, Resume and Interview Tips, Employer Expectations Open to Military Spouses, Transitioning Service Members, Retirees and all DoD ID Card Holders

63 SPRING CAREER FESTIVAL (Continued ) Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier & Family Readiness Center, Bldg , Room 121 Must register by April 26, 2018 For more information and register, call (254) or usarmy.hood.imcomfmwrc.list.acs-erb@mail.mil SUBJECT: Spring Career Fest.

64 Family and MWR Mr. Nicholas Johnsen Director (254)

65 PREVIOUS EVENT HIGHLIGHTS ALL- ARMY TRIAL CAMP SUBMISSIONS

66 ALL-ARMY TRIAL CAMP SUBMISSIONS SSG Allan Smith 504th MI BDE All-Army Bowling Dates: April 10-13, 2018 Location: Fort Lee, VA SGT Gavin Wainwright 1CD HQ, HHBN, HSC All-Army Bowling Dates: April 10-13, 2018 Location: Fort Lee, VA For more information, call (254)

67 ALL-ARMY TRIAL CAMP SUBMISSIONS SFC Damian Codrington MFT Hood All-Army Bowling Dates: April 10-13, 2018 Location: Fort Lee, VA PFC Jean Agosto 15 th BSB A Co. All-Army Volleyball - Men Dates: April 13, 2018 May 6, 2018 Location: Fort Indiantown Gap, PA For more information, call (254)

68 ALL-ARMY TRIAL CAMP SUBMISSIONS SPC Chyla Lewis 1CDSB HHC All-Army Volleyball Women Dates: April 13, 2018 May 6, 2018 Location: Fort Bragg, NC SPC Kory Kibler 43rd MP Detachment All-Army Soccer - Men Dates: May 7, 2018 June 1, 2018 Location: TBD For more information, call (254)

69 ALL-ARMY TRIAL CAMP SUBMISSIONS SPC Maria Kelly 215 BSB HHC 3ABCT 1CD All-Army Soccer Women Dates: June 2-19, 2018 Location: Fort Bliss, TX 2LT Carmen Tomko A-Co, 2-7 CAV, 3 ABCT All-Army Rugby Women Dates: June/July 18 (Tentative) Location: TBD For more information, call (254)

70 FOWL Weather Egg Scramble March 29, :00 pm Abrams Physical Fitness Center, Bldg For more information, call (254)

71 EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH April 1, :30 am or 1:30 pm Club Hood For more information, call (254)

72 2018 FORT HOOD LIFEGUARD / WATERFRONT CERTIFICATION CLASSES 1. April 6-11, 2018 Friday (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm), Saturday and Sunday (8:00 am 5:00 pm) and Monday through Wednesday (5:00 pm 9:00 pm) 2. April 20-25, 2018 Friday (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm), Saturday and Sunday (8:00 am 5:00 pm) and Monday through Wednesday (5:00 pm 9:00 pm)

73 2018 FORT HOOD LIFEGUARD / WATERFRONT CERTIFICATION CLASSES (CONTINUED) 3. May 4-9, 2018 Friday (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm), Saturday and Sunday (8:00 am 5:00 pm) and Monday through Wednesday (5:00 pm 9:00 pm) 4. June 4-8, 2018, 8:00 am 5:00 pm 5. June 11-15, 2018, 8:00 am 5:00 pm

74 2018 FORT HOOD LIFEGUARD / WATERFRONT CERTIFICATION CLASSES (CONTINUED) Lifeguard Certification: $150 (Swimming Pools) Lifeguard and Waterfront Certification: $175 (BLORA Beach) Abrams Indoor Pool For information and to register, call (254)

75 THE COURSES OF CLEAR CREEK SPRING DEMO DAY & SALE April 7, :00 am - 3:00 pm The Courses of Clear Creek For more information, call (254)

76 NATURALIZATION CEREMONY (Selected Soldiers) April 17, :00 pm III Corps Headquarters Bldg. 1001, West Atrium For more information, call (254)

77 April 19, :45 am UNITED HEALTHCARE TEXAS CHALLENGE III Corps Headquarters Building, Flagpole For more information, call (254)

78 BEN HOGAN CLASSIC AT FORT HOOD April 27, :30 am 9:45 am on-site check-in 10:00 am shotgun start The Courses of Clear Creek For more information, call (254)

79 APRIL SHOWERS 5K RUN/WALK April 28, :00 am 7:45 am on-site registration, 8:00 am start Abrams Physical Fitness Center, Bldg For more information, call (254)

80 COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL MEETING February 28, 2018 Better Opportunity for Single Soldiers (BOSS) SPC John Yadao Secretary (254)

81 New Council Members needed Volunteer Opportunities BOSS Bi-Monthly Meeting April 5, :00 pm 3:00 pm BOSS HQ Bldg BOSS Trip- Epic Waters April 6, :00 am 3:00 pm Cost $15.00 BOSS HQ to Grand Prairie, TX

82 BOSS Bi-Monthly Meeting April 19, :00 pm 3:00 pm BOSS HQ Bldg BOSS TRIP Six Flags Fiesta & Riverwalk April 20-22, :00 am 4:00 pm Cost - TBD BOSS HQ to San Antonio, TX For more information, call (254)

83 OPEN DISCUSSION SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION

84 CLOSING REMARKS

85 Next Meeting Wednesday, April 25, 2018, 10:30 am Community Events and Bingo Center

COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL MEETING SEATING

COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL MEETING SEATING Tables 1-10 Tables 11-20 Tables 21-30 Tables 31-40 1 BOSS MWR Advisor 2 CRDAMC CDR 3 CRDAMC CSM 4 CRDAMC DEP CDR 5 DECA-CC 15 HEALTH PROMOTIONS 11 DPTMS 21 MWR-BOD 31 CPAC 12 DPW 22 MWR-CYS 32 FHAVCCF