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The Task Force Tigershark Facebook page provides information about winter classes being offered on base, the BOSS events calendar, the ACS calendar, and tips for reporting suspicious activity. The page also shares event flyers and the Fort Drum Exchange opens its doors to local vendors.

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Task Force Tigershark Facebook Page Task Force Tigershark Winter Classes 3 Weather Call 4 BOSS Events 5 ACS Calendar 6 Event Flyers 7 Inside this issue: FRSA FLASH October 11, 2012 Special points of interest: New to Fort Drum - look into the Winter Driving & Snow Thrower Classes - see pg. 3 Does your teenager need a physical for a new job - see pg. 3 Zombie 5k - pg. 12 TF Tigershark 961 likes 揃 http://www.facebook.com/TFTigershark?ref=hl
While the economy may have forced some retailers to scale back on merchandise or services, the Army & Air Force Exchange Ser- vice is actively seeking the assis- tance of local businesses to in- crease the product selection troops and their Families find at their Ex- change. Some shoppers drive up to 40 miles or more to come to the Fort Drum Exchange, said Ken Limtiaco, Ex- change general manager. The ad- dition of local, small, minority, women- and veteran-owned busi- nesses can help provide the diver- sity, value and innovation to fur- ther enhance their shopping ex- perience. Partner businesses, called conces- sions, operate in Exchange- provided space, primarily in the retail mall area. Benefits include contracts based on a percentage of revenue, a variety of space and merchandising setups and the convenience of being located with the anchor retail store and food outlets. The Exchange also will assist in marketing and promoting partner businesses to help maxi- mize awareness on and around Fort Drum. Despite the economic conditions weve experienced recently, Ex- change shoppers have continued to demonstrate a strong demand for new and unique merchandise, Limtiaco said. Partnering with the Exchange provides local busi- nesses exposure to a great deal of foot traffic as well as the opportu- nity to serve military Families. For more information on how to partner with the Exchange as a concessionaire, visit www.shopmyexchange.com or contact Della Hannah, Exchange service business manager, at 773- 5633. Fort Drum Exchange opens doors to local vendors Page 2 FRSA FLASH Some shoppers drive up to 40 miles or more to come to the Fort Drum Exchange, said Ken Limtiaco, Exchange general manager. left behind; vehicles left unattended in front of buildings; and chemical smells or fumes coming from a residence or business. The effort is part of iWatch Army, an antiter- rorism program. 315-774-8477 (TIPS) Fort Drums Directorate of Emergency Services encourages everyone to contribute to community security by reporting suspicious behavior or ac- tivities to 774-8477 (TIPS). Callers to the anonymous tip line should report odd behaviors and activities, such as people measuring or asking for blueprints of important buildings; strangers asking about security proto- cols; a briefcase, suitcase, backpack or package Report security issues to Fort Drum tip line
The Fort Drum Command Safety Office, Bldg. M-10281, will conduct winter driving and snow thrower opera- tion classes for Soldiers, Family Members and Department of the Army civilian employees. Winter driving classes will be offered from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday and Oct. 24, Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18. Snow thrower operation classes will be offered from 3:30 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Oct. 24, Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18. For more information or to register, call 772-9026 / 0310. Note: Unit / organization classes are by appoint- ment only. Command Safety Office to conduct winter driving, snow thrower classes Volume 1, Issue 1 Page 3
Is your teen going to work? Most employers require a physical. If your teen has had a physical within the last year, you simply need to drop off the employer's paperwork and pick it up three days later. Your child's primary care manager will complete the paper- work without an appointment! However, if your child requires a physical, it is best to schedule it before he or she starts the job hunt. To schedule an appointment, call 772-2778 or visit https://www.tricareonline.com. Winter weather is coming, lets get prepared Teenagers may require physical for employment Page 4 FRSA FLASH
Page 5 FRSA FLASH BOSS upcoming events Tell Fort Drum how they are doing! Let your voice be heard through ICE Comments! ICE is Interactive Customer Evaluation This is where you can provide all types of feed- back on various services offered throughout Fort
See what Army Community Service (ACS) has to offer you Page 6 FRSA FLASH Did you know ACS schedules a tour of the area every Tuesday morning? It is open to all Soldiers and dependants! Call (315) 772-6556 to schedule your spot. Think ACS First! Want to know more about Army life or FRGs? Call ACS to reserve a seat.
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  • 1. Task Force Tigershark Facebook Page Task Force Tigershark Winter Classes 3 Weather Call 4 BOSS Events 5 ACS Calendar 6 Event Flyers 7 Inside this issue: FRSA FLASH October 11, 2012 Special points of interest: New to Fort Drum - look into the Winter Driving & Snow Thrower Classes - see pg. 3 Does your teenager need a physical for a new job - see pg. 3 Zombie 5k - pg. 12 TF Tigershark 961 likes 揃 http://www.facebook.com/TFTigershark?ref=hl
  • 2. While the economy may have forced some retailers to scale back on merchandise or services, the Army & Air Force Exchange Ser- vice is actively seeking the assis- tance of local businesses to in- crease the product selection troops and their Families find at their Ex- change. Some shoppers drive up to 40 miles or more to come to the Fort Drum Exchange, said Ken Limtiaco, Ex- change general manager. The ad- dition of local, small, minority, women- and veteran-owned busi- nesses can help provide the diver- sity, value and innovation to fur- ther enhance their shopping ex- perience. Partner businesses, called conces- sions, operate in Exchange- provided space, primarily in the retail mall area. Benefits include contracts based on a percentage of revenue, a variety of space and merchandising setups and the convenience of being located with the anchor retail store and food outlets. The Exchange also will assist in marketing and promoting partner businesses to help maxi- mize awareness on and around Fort Drum. Despite the economic conditions weve experienced recently, Ex- change shoppers have continued to demonstrate a strong demand for new and unique merchandise, Limtiaco said. Partnering with the Exchange provides local busi- nesses exposure to a great deal of foot traffic as well as the opportu- nity to serve military Families. For more information on how to partner with the Exchange as a concessionaire, visit www.shopmyexchange.com or contact Della Hannah, Exchange service business manager, at 773- 5633. Fort Drum Exchange opens doors to local vendors Page 2 FRSA FLASH Some shoppers drive up to 40 miles or more to come to the Fort Drum Exchange, said Ken Limtiaco, Exchange general manager. left behind; vehicles left unattended in front of buildings; and chemical smells or fumes coming from a residence or business. The effort is part of iWatch Army, an antiter- rorism program. 315-774-8477 (TIPS) Fort Drums Directorate of Emergency Services encourages everyone to contribute to community security by reporting suspicious behavior or ac- tivities to 774-8477 (TIPS). Callers to the anonymous tip line should report odd behaviors and activities, such as people measuring or asking for blueprints of important buildings; strangers asking about security proto- cols; a briefcase, suitcase, backpack or package Report security issues to Fort Drum tip line
  • 3. The Fort Drum Command Safety Office, Bldg. M-10281, will conduct winter driving and snow thrower opera- tion classes for Soldiers, Family Members and Department of the Army civilian employees. Winter driving classes will be offered from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday and Oct. 24, Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18. Snow thrower operation classes will be offered from 3:30 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Oct. 24, Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18. For more information or to register, call 772-9026 / 0310. Note: Unit / organization classes are by appoint- ment only. Command Safety Office to conduct winter driving, snow thrower classes Volume 1, Issue 1 Page 3
  • 4. Is your teen going to work? Most employers require a physical. If your teen has had a physical within the last year, you simply need to drop off the employer's paperwork and pick it up three days later. Your child's primary care manager will complete the paper- work without an appointment! However, if your child requires a physical, it is best to schedule it before he or she starts the job hunt. To schedule an appointment, call 772-2778 or visit https://www.tricareonline.com. Winter weather is coming, lets get prepared Teenagers may require physical for employment Page 4 FRSA FLASH
  • 5. Page 5 FRSA FLASH BOSS upcoming events Tell Fort Drum how they are doing! Let your voice be heard through ICE Comments! ICE is Interactive Customer Evaluation This is where you can provide all types of feed- back on various services offered throughout Fort
  • 6. See what Army Community Service (ACS) has to offer you Page 6 FRSA FLASH Did you know ACS schedules a tour of the area every Tuesday morning? It is open to all Soldiers and dependants! Call (315) 772-6556 to schedule your spot. Think ACS First! Want to know more about Army life or FRGs? Call ACS to reserve a seat.
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