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E Company 3-43 ADA earns Gold Streamer

CAPT. AMABILIA HOGG
32nd Army Air and Missile Defense Command Public Affairs
Soldiers from E Company, 3rd Battalion, 43rd Air
Defense Artillery, were presented with a Gold Streamer
Saber Award during an awards ceremony Friday at the
unit’s motor pool for achieving 365 days with no alco-
hol- or drug-related accidents.
Also receiving Green Streamers for Accident Free
Saber Awards were B Battery, and Headquarters and
Headquarters Battery for going six months without any
accidents or incidents related to alcohol or drugs.
The streamers were presented by Brig. Gen. Robert
Woods, commanding general, 32nd Army Air and
Missile Defense Command, and Command Sgt. Maj.
Sydney D. Weatherspoon, command sergeant major for
32nd AAMDC.
“I am proud of this organization and the leaders with-
in,” said Capt. Johnny Ward, commander of E Co. 3-43
ADA. “Being recognized shows that my leaders are very
proactive in Soldiers’ lives and Soldiers take care of each
other on and off duty.”
“It’s all about the Soldiers and about them making the
right decisions because it starts at their level,” said Capt.
Jackeline Johnson, commander of B Btry. “I want to
thank the Soldiers in making safety a priority in their day
to day activities.”
“I am very proud of my unit. It is the largest unit in the
battalion right now. We have over 230 people; these
awards only come because my noncommissioned offi-
cers are involved with their Soldiers,” said Capt. Susan
Parker, HHB, 3-43 ADA, commander.

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Brig. Gen. Robert Woods, commanding general of
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onto the Headquarters and Headquarters Battery,
3rd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery guidon
during an awards ceremony Friday in the 3-43
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(Left) Brig. Gen. Robert Woods, left, and
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FORT BLISS VOTING ASSISTANCE OFFICE
March 3, there will be a special primary election in the
5th Congressional District of Illinois to determine the
political parties’ candidates to appear on the ballot for a
special general election to be held April 7 to fill the seat
vacated by Representative Rahm Emanuel. To determine
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family members to send the FPCA for registration and
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Application for ballot by proxy
The Monitor • January 29, 2009 • 13
If you are a member of the uniformed service and your
spouse, dependent, mother, father, sister, or brother is
registered to vote in your election precinct of voting res-
idence, he or she may use a special application provided
by the election official to request that an absentee ballot
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and the special general election by fax or e-mail. Indicate
that you desire to receive your ballot by fax or e-mail by
checking the appropriate box in Block 4c on the FPCA.
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Write-In Absentee Ballot by mail or fax, but not by e-
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postmarked by midnight March 2, and arrives at the
appropriate election authority (Chicago for city voters,
Cook County Clerk for suburban Cook County voters)
no later than March 9; faxed and received by the appro-
priate election authority by 7 p.m. on Election Day.
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e-mail vote.rep@conus.army.mil.
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COURTESY PHOTO
COURTESY PHOTO
After presenting his “¡Adelante Con Ganas Award!” and certificates of Army JROTC cadets from Hanks High School stand at attention on the
commendation to members of the post’s Operation Santa Claus during National Mall during a trip to Washington, D.C., as the color guard depart
Wednesday’s visit, Senator Eliot Shapleigh, left, expressed his gratitude to during President Barack Obama’s inauguration ceremony. The cadets par-
(from left to right) Lt. Col. Kyle Foley, commander of 2nd Battalion, 6th Air ticipated in fundraisers and worked all summer at jobs on post and in the
Defense Artillery Brigade; Command Sgt. Maj. Warren White, 2nd Bn., 6th community to earn the $2,500 fee for each ticket.
ADA Bde. command sergeant major; Sgt. 1st Class Michael Crusoe;
Command Sgt. Maj. Lewis, 6th ADA Bde. command sergeant major; Sue
Gonzales, volunteer and member of the Fort Bliss Noncommissioned
Officers’ Wives Club; Op Santa Vice President Joe Toliver and Mr. and Mrs.
Claus for their work with the organization.

COURTESY PHOTO
Employees from FirstLight Federal Credit Union stand in front of a mock Iraqi
village during a visit to the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif., in
support of 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division. The visit was
part of the Adopt-a-Unit program implemented by the Association of the
United States Army in November, during which FirstLight employees spent
time with 4-1 Soldiers preparing for a deployment to Iraq.
COURTESY PHOTO
For sharing her personal experiences about suicide, Brig. Gen. Robert
Woods, commanding general of 32nd Army Air and Missile Defense
Command, presents Sharon T. Brown a unit coin, thanking her for sharing
her personal experiences about suicide during a Suicide Prevention brief
Friday. Brown is a mobilization and deployment specialist with Army
Community Service. Also given a coin for briefing, but not pictured, were
Denise Carothers, Kim Cook-McDaniel, Berlinda Paul and Kristen Daly,
who are all members of ACS.

STAFF SGT. CHRISTINA J. TURNIPSEED SGT. 1ST CLASS LORI A. KUCZMANSKI

COURTESY PHOTO
Sgt. Jason M. Adams, a Soldier from
1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st 1ST LT. ANDY SADOUN
Armored Division, poses with Pfc. Kyle Copeland, 1st Brigade
Command Sgt. Maj. James P. Daniels, Combat Team, 1st Armored
brigade command sergeant major of Division, Headquarters and
1-1, after earning the Distinguished Headquarters Company, tutors
Honor Graduate award from the Miguel Hernandez and Daline
Warrior Leaders Course. Mendez as part of the Partners
in Education program at Moye
Elementary School.
Right, About 90 students from
Charles and Terrence Hills
Middle Schools received gift
bags while they toured Park
University here Jan. 15 as part
of the Borderland Gear Up
Program. The program gears up
to assist students with planning
their futures after high school to
WILSON A. RIVERA
attend college.
Lt. Col. Elmer Speights, left of center,
battalion commander of 1st
Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment,
passes the 1-37 A Company guidon
to Capt. John C. Clark as he assumes
command of A Co. from 1st Lt. Thor
Munoz, who has served since March,
during an A and C Co. change of
command ceremony Dec. 17 in the 1-
37 motor pool area at East Fort Bliss.
COURTESY PHOTO
Staff Sgt. Canaan J. Wiseman
from 1st Battalion 360th
Regiment, “Warhawg,” compet-
ed and won first place in the 5th
Armored Brigade noncommis-
sioned officer of the quarter
competition Dec. 10-11 at
McGregor Range, N.M. Wiseman
is slated to advance to the NCO
of the Year board this spring.
Members of the 93rd Military
Police Battalion’s Family
Readiness Group prepare care
packages for their spouses so
they can snack while they're on
their deployment flight to
Southwest Asia. From left to right
are: Tammy Parsons with her son
William, Catie Rice, Laura Taylor,
Mary Mancini, Seandra Merrick
and Kristine Rivers.
 The Monitor • January 29, 2009 • 17

JOY SLUSHER
Deane Miller, left, 2009 First Lady of El Paso stands with Louise
Gelsthorpe, City Council of El Paso of Beta Sigma Phi president.

GERMAN AIR FORCE STAFF SGT. PETER WIESHEU

Col. Michael Kuhn, commander of the German Air Force Command
USA/CAN here presents a check of more than $1000 to Nancy Thomas-
Mainor, director of the Soldier and Family Assistance Center, Dec. 19. The
check is the sum of proceeds from sales of teddy bears donated by a
German Armed Forces clothing supply contractor in November.

COURTESY PHOTO
Capt. Francis G. Brink sings the 1st Armored Division song with his new
company, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Brigade Combat
Team, 1st AD on East Fort Bliss during an assumption of command cere-
mony Jan 14.

JULIA YUBETA
The Nation football team visits Soldiers of the Warrior Transition Battalion
Jan. 26 to thank them for their service to our country.
18 • The Monitor • January 29, 2009

4th BCT families meet at DFAC for teambuilding event

ANISHA DONEGAN
4th BCT, 1st AD Family Readiness
Families of the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st
Armored Division met Saturday at Longknife
Village dining facility for team building and to
meet all the members of the 4-1 rear detachment
who will be their first line of communication
while the brigade is deployed.
According to Maj. Axel Hernandez, rear
detachment commander, “it was a great experi-
ence to get to know the family members of the
brigade.”
Three hundred-thirty family members attended
and, according to Amy Thomas, D Co. 4-1 family
readiness group leader, “This was great fellow-
ship, fun and family time.”
Ashley Glick, spouse of Pfc. Matthew Glick,
HHB 2-29 Field Artillery said, “This is very help-
ful for wives to meet other wives and to cope with
the Soldiers being gone. Now I know who the rear
detachment personnel are and I will feel more
comfortable if I ever have to call them.”
Vianne Newell, who spearheaded the event and
is the wife of Col. Peter Newell, brigade com-
mander, said “You don’t get to pick your family
and you don’t get to pick the people you are sta-
tioned with. It is important to become familiar
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New FCS program manager meets with employees

DREW HAMILTON Bartley also spoke about how important it is to have
The Missile Ranger good and motivated employees on his program.
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. – The “I love my job ... because it’s what we do, and that
new program manager of Army modernization pledged is working with great people. When I feel down I just
his support to Soldiers and his commitment to the suc- think about the people I’m working with and the
cess of Future Combat Systems during a visit to White Soldiers that are using what we’re developing,”
Sands Missile range Jan. 12. Bartley said.
Maj. Gen. John R. Bartley took a tour of the Future Bartley also spoke about how important it is for his
Combat Systems facilities and introduced himself to employees to be innovative, and encouraged them to
the program’s employees at White Sands. work on developing solutions to any problems that
“What I’m trying to do is get around and let every- they find in the program.
body see me ... and to get a feel for the job,” Bartley “Everyone here is pretty high paid, so if you bring
said. me a problem, bring me a solution ... the program is
Bartley toured several facilities, including the too big for me to deal with every single problem,”
White Sands Common Control Node, which is being Bartley said. He said that scheduling and efficiency are
used to test FCS’ new command and control software key points and he warned project managers to maintain
package this month. realistic goals and keep their schedules. He made it a
Bartley also took the time to host a town hall meet- point to say that multiple changes in project comple-
ing giving White Sands’ employees a chance to meet tion dates would not be tolerated.
him and ask questions about his plans for the Army’s With the change in presidential administration, one
modernization program. question on everyone’s mind was the future of FCS.
DREW HAMILTON
FCS is the heart of the Army’s modernization pro- Maj. Gen. John Bartley speaks to Future Bartley said the program’s current concern should be
gram and features a large number of weapons, armored Combat Systems program employees on White the spin out of the first batch of systems to be fully
vehicles and unmanned aircraft and ground vehicles Sands Missile Range, N.M., during his visit Jan. fielded, and the further development of systems that
that will all be networked together to enhance the 12. Bartley said that he expects the program to have begun testing, like the new self-propelled non-
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