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Contents
Arrival......................................................................4
Mission ..................................................................10
Units ......................................................................12
Mission Support ..................................................27
Services & Facilities ..........................................36
Augusta Area........................................................58
History ..................................................................61
Maps ......................................................................72
Military Buyer’s Guide ......................................91
Telephone Directory ........................................147
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Welcome to Fort Gordon
Home of the Signal Regiment
The Army’s Model Installation for the 21st Century
www.gordon.army.mil
Welcome
Welcome to the U.S. Army Signal Center and the Central
Savannah River Area! As the Army’s model installation for
the 21st century, Fort Gordon is dedicated to increasing
its own Army community’s involvement and the local
civilian community’s involvement in day-to-day
support management operations.
Leading the way into the 21st century, Fort
Gordon is transforming from an isolated
Army installation into an integrated
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community in the Augusta area.
Fort Gordon is extremely proud of its
successful community partnerships
that support the mission and complement the installation management
action plan.
The installation is home to the U.S.
Army Signal Regiment and host to a
multiservice community of Army,
Navy, Air Force, Marines and multinational forces. Fort Gordon is fast
becoming a center for joint forces
activities, training and operations.
Fort Gordon is a major employer in
east Georgia. With a work force of
12,763 military and 7,081 civilians,
much of the installation’s annual economic impact of nearly $1.3 billion
goes directly into area shops, real
estate, banks and other businesses.
Fort Gordon and the Central
Savannah River Area are valued
neighbors, trusted community partners and recognized leaders in city
management and public administration, continuously improving both
communities with quality facilities
and excellent services.
Fort Gordon has met the challenge of change by becoming a
proactive and diverse community
that welcomes partnerships in its
innovative approaches to installation management.
By sharing together, everyone benefits by making Fort Gordon and the
local communities into one integrated,
cooperative and caring community.
Whether you have come to Fort
Gordon to learn, to teach, to live or to
work as a member of the Army, Navy,
Air Force or Marines, as a mission
partner or to provide the vast support
necessary to maintain a military post
of this size, you will be a vital part of
the “Home of the Signal Regiment”
and a valued member of the Central
Savannah River Area community.
edge of Augusta, Ga. The Dyess
Parkway (Interstate 20, Exit 194)
leads you directly to Fort Gordon’s
main entrance. Or take the Bobby
Jones Expressway (Interstate 520,
Exit 196) then drive east on Interstate 520 to Exit 4 onto Highway 278
(Gordon Highway/Fort Gordon exit).
These exits will lead you onto Fort
Gordon through the Main Gate
(Gate 1).
Fort Gordon is approximately 139
miles east of Atlanta, 80 miles
southwest of Columbia, South Carolina and 122 miles northwest of
Savannah, Georgia.
Located about eight miles southwest of Augusta, Fort Gordon’s location is close to the Augusta
metropolitan area and an easy drive
to Atlanta, Savannah, Charleston,
the beaches along the Atlantic Ocean
and the mountains.
Arriving
All personnel arriving at Fort
Gordon as permanent party should
report to the Soldier Service Center,
Darling Hall, Building 33720, on the
corner of Chamberlain Avenue and
Kilbourne Street. When reporting,
personnel should have orders, DA
Form 31 (Request and Authority for
Leave), and all personnel records, as
well as medical and dental records.
791-3649.
Personnel assigned to the National
Security Agency/Central Security
Services Georgia should report to
Building 28423 on Brainard Avenue.
791-9181.
Trainee/student personnel reporting
after 4 p.m. weekdays and on weekends and holidays should report to the
Receiving and Processing Company,
Building 25710, on Barnes Avenue.
791-8314.
Reporting information is also
available at the Military Police Station, Building 29717, on Rice Road
and B Street, adjacent to Connelly
Health Clinic. 791-4380.
Housing
706-791-5116, 791-6559, 791-9656,
791-9658, DSN 780-XXXX
The Installation housing services
include on-post family quarters, and
community housing referral and relocation assistance. On-post housing is
now operated by the GMH Housing
Office, located on post at 771D Pecan
Court, McNair Terrace. If you wish to
reside in on-post housing you must
coordinate with GMH either at the
Directions
Fort Gordon can be reached from
Interstate 20, located on the western
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McNair Terrace facility, on the web at
http://www.ftgordonfamilyhousing.com
/downloaddocuments.htm or by contacting them at 706-772-7041. Their
hours of operation are Monday and
Wednesday through Friday, 7:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. and on Tuesday from
7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The Housing
Services Office (HSO), located in
Room 129, Darling Hall, Building
33720, on Chamberlain Avenue and
Kilbourne Street, manages the offpost relocation and referral services
and occupants complaints for the
installation and is open Monday
through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The Residential Communities Initiative Project (RCI) Office is
co-located with the HSO Office and
can be reached at 706-791-6559/4302.
There are no unaccompanied personnel housing for officers and
senior enlisted personnel available
on the installation. Information pertaining to unaccompanied personnel
housing can be obtained by calling
706-791-7067.
The Housing Services Office maintains a complete up-to-date listing of
available housing within local communities. Since a waiting period
usually exists for on-post family
housing for most grades, many personnel must seek temporary housing
within the local community. The
Housing Services Office offers counseling and personal attention to your
specific needs, which enables you to
choose wisely from various types of
off-post housing. Newcomers are
required to report to the Housing
Services Office before seeking offpost quarters. This office also serves
as a relocation point to those
members who are rotating from
Fort Gordon to other installations.
Housing information pertinent to
the gaining installation and its surrounding communities is available
on file to assist families in transition.
706-791-5116, 791-9656, 791-9658.
You can also visit the new Army
one stop housing assistance web site
at www.onestoparmy.com.
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Lodging Facilities
706-790-3676, 791-2277, 791-3644,
DSN 780-XXXX
Modern lodging facilities with accommodations for 741 temporary duty
personnel are available on Fort
Gordon. While 188 rooms are specifically designated for the Advanced
Noncommissioned Officer Course, all
others are routinely assigned to officers, Department of Defense civilians
and other enlisted visitors to the
installation. Included are Distinguished Visitor Quarters, which are
available for general and senior
grade officers (other official guests on
space available) and Stinson Hall, a
favorite with permanent change of
station personnel, hospital patients
and visitors. Stinson Hall, Building
37300, located on Avenue of the
States, is within walking distance to
the Post Exchange, bank, credit
union and commissary. Administration of these facilities is the responsibility of the Lodging Office, Griffith
Hall, Building 250 on Chamberlain
Avenue. Advanced reservations are
suggested.
Transportation
706-791-4184, DSN 780-4184
Darling Hall, Building 33720
The Transportation Office is located
in Darling Hall, Building 33720.
Transportation will advise military
personnel on weight restrictions and
allowances, and assist with inbound
shipments of household goods and
other moving details.
Vehicle Registration
706-791-3132, DSN 780-3132
Newly assigned or employed personnel are required to register privately owned vehicles within seven
working days after arriving at Fort
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Firearms Registration
706-791-4380, DSN 780-4380
Building 29717
All privately owned firearms in the
possession of personnel on Fort
Gordon must be registered with the
Directorate of Emergency Services
within 72 hours of arrival on the
installation. Unloaded weapons, along
with three copies of Fort Gordon Form
9243, Personal Firearms Registration,
obtained from the unit, must be
brought to the Military Police Station,
Building 29717, on Rice Road and B
Street, adjacent to the Connelly
Health Clinic. Enlisted personnel billeted with their organizations must
keep privately owned firearms and
ammunition in the unit arms room.
School
706-796-8428
Building 43400
Gordon. The Vehicle Registration
Section of the Directorate of Emergency Services is located on the first
floor of Darling Hall, Building 33720,
in Room 151. Registrants must show
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a valid driver’s license, valid identification card, copy of the registration
as provided by the state in which registered, and proof of motor vehicle
insurance.
Freedom Park Elementary School is a
Richmond County Board of Education School serving grades K-5. All
elementary school students who live
on-post are zoned to attend Freedom
Park. Educational opportunities are
available through a basic curriculum
including language arts, math, science, social studies, health, physical
education and fine arts. These should
be in conjunction with creative ideas,
positive input and active parental
involvement. All educational activities should be presented in an
atmosphere that is conducive to
learning yet allows enough flexibility to address individual differences. Freedom Park Elementary
School’s goal is to produce a learning
climate in which students achieve
regardless of their socio-economic or
ethnic background.
The goals of Freedom Park Elementary School are to build the
self-esteem of all students, to provide programs enhanced by computer technology, to support and
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enforce the academic program that
is given from the state and county,
and to encourage a supportive and
open partnership among students,
teachers, parents and community.
The faculty and staff of Freedom
Park Elementary believe in dedication to academic and social excellence. Teachers have the challenge of
educating the nation’s most valued
resources intellectually, socially, emotionally, as well as physically.
Quality education and high test
scores are the criteria that inspire
faculty and staff to keep abreast of
the ever changing educational trends.
Realizing that complacency has no
place in the classroom, teachers
stress self-improvement through
higher education.
Freedom Park Elementary School
is located at 345 42nd Street,
Building 43400, off Avenue of the
States. The web site is: www.richmond
.k12.ga.us/Freedompark.
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Symbolism
The gold eagle
holds in his talons
a golden baton from
which descends a
signal flag. The
design originated
in 1865 from a
meeting of Signal Corps officers, led
by Major Albert Myer, the Chief
Signal Officer, in Washington, D.C.
The badge was a symbol of faithful
service and good fellowship for
those who served together in war
and was called the “Order of the
Signal Corps.”
Motto.
“Pro Patria Vigilans”
(Watchful for the Country) was
adopted from the Signal School
insignia and serves to portray the
cohesiveness of Signal Soldiers and
their affiliation with their regimental home.
The gold laurel wreath depicts
the myriad achievements through
strength made by the Corps since
its inception. The Battle Star centered on the wreath represents
formal recognition for participation
in combat. It adorned a signal flag
and was first awarded to Signal
Corps Soldiers in 1862. The Battle
Star typifies the close operational
relationship between the combined
arms and the Signal Corps.
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The U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon, the “Home of the Signal Regiment,” trains more military personnel than any other branch training center
of the U.S. Army. The multifaceted mission of the U.S. Army Signal Center
and Fort Gordon encompasses training, doctrine, force integration and
mobilization.
The Signal Center conducts specialized instruction for all Signal
Regiment military and Department of the Army civilian personnel
in the Army and provides doctrine and training development
support of publications. Three U.S. Army Training and Doctrine
Command systems managers coordinate acquisition and
fielding of major systems.
Force integration is accomplished through the life
cycle management of all major communicationselectronics systems under study or in development for future use in the field Army.
The mobilization mission is to maintain
assigned U.S. Army Forces Command
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units in a state of readiness commensurate with their authorized level of
organization.
Fort Gordon provides year-round
training for more than 54,000
reservists as well as Army and
Navy Reserve Officer Training
Corps students.
Technological advances have drastically changed the Signal Corps since
its founder, Albert J. Myer, introduced
“Wigwag”, or visual signaling, shortly
before the outbreak of the Civil War.
Throughout the years, the Signal
Corps Regiment has been on the cutting edge of advancements in communication technology. Adapting the
telephone to military usage, facilitating the standardization of the
vacuum tube, developing radar and
FM radio during World War II and
incorporating satellite communications and computer technology are
just some of the Signal Regiment’s
many accomplishments.
Home of the Signal
Regiment
Beginning with the Southeastern
Signal School’s graduation of the
first class of 10 Signal students from
its power equipment maintenance
course in the fall of 1948, the Army
continued to consolidate its communications training at Fort Gordon,
including the transfer of all communications courses from Fort Monmouth, New Jersey in 1974.
By developing and fielding and
training Soldiers to install, operate
and maintain, for example, Mobile
Subscriber Equipment, the Joint
Tactical Information Distribution
System, the Single Channel Ground
and Airborne Radio System as well as
tactical satellite communications, the
U.S. Army Signal Center provides
highly refined information technology
systems for the U.S. Army.
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Call to Duty—
Boots on the Ground
In October 2002, the Installation Management Agency (IMA) was activated
and brought together all installation support services under one umbrella.
The IMA mission is to manage Army installations to support readiness
and mission execution, provide equitable services and facilities, optimize resources, sustain the environment and enhance the well being
of the military community.
The IMA is comprised of seven regional offices. The U.S. Army
Garrison—Fort Gordon is one of 20 installations within the
Southeast Region IMA. We provide the logistical and community services that are necessary for the day-to-day
operation of the installation.
The Garrison is responsible for the infrastructure of Fort Gordon, including all
buildings, roads, grounds, utilities and
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career development, labor and
employee relations, equal opportunity programs and many other personnel-related functions.
Through its comprehensive and
innovative community planning
process, the Fort Gordon Garrison
ensures that future facilities and
services on the installation meet the
needs of its many personnel, residents, and patrons.
Headquarters
and Headquarters
Company, U.S.
Army Garrison
www.gordon.army.mil/hhcusag
706-791-3369, DSN 780-3369
Building 21719
Headquarters and Headquarters
Company, U.S. Army Garrison, was
activated on Oct. 1, 2001 and subsequently assigned to the Military
Police Battalion (Provisional). Headquarters and Headquarters Company, a table of distribution and
communications; and for vital community services, such as housing
management, food service, security
and law enforcement, fire prevention
and protection and safety, as well as
unit deployment/redeployment support. The well being of our people is
a key concern of the Garrison. Many
programs and services are designed to
make life at Fort Gordon a pleasant,
rewarding and satisfying experience.
These programs and services are
numerous and include the Gordon
Club, Army Community Service, transition services, library services, recreation services, child development
services, and many more.
The Garrison also provides the
military and civilian personnel
support services that are necessary
for mission accomplishment at the
installation including personnel
processing and files management,
military and civilian strength management, evaluations and awards,
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allowances company, provides command and control over Soldiers
providing base operations support.
Company, U.S. Army Garrison, is in
charge of the quick reaction force providing security for the installation.
Actively involved in various types of
training, the Soldiers assigned are
prepared for any type of contingency
operation that may be required for
security for Fort Gordon.
35th Military
Police Detachment
“Of the Troops - For the Troops”
706-791-6616, DSN 780-6616
Building 24411
The 35th Military Police Detachment
is a U.S. Army Training and Doctrine
Command modification table of
organization and equipment unit that
provides trained military police personnel for garrison provost marshal
duties and maintains command and
control over the assigned Soldiers.
Military police develop and maintain
proficiency through a variety of law
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enforcement certification courses
through military and civilian training
centers. The 35th Military Police
Detachment also provides training for
the military police combat support
mission for frequent deployments to
various global “hot spots.” The 35th
Military Police Detachment has incorporated emergency medical technician certification into the normal
training cycle; this training has provided life-sustaining measures in
incidents when military police are the
first responders to situations. The
Soldiers of the detachment are proud
to serve the Fort Gordon community
and uphold their motto, “Of the
Troops—For the Troops.”
Medical Retention
Processing Battalion
706-791-6917, DSN 780-6917
Medical Retention Processing Battalion is a subordinate battalion of
the U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Gordon.
Its mission is to restore the injured
Soldier and return him or her to
fighting strength. Those that can not
be healed, will then, with dignity and
compassion, be assisted through the
transitions back to civilian life. The
U.S. Army is absolutely committed to
take care of all of the gallant warriors which have served, by providing
the best possible health care and
assistance to all wounded, injured, or
ill Soldiers. The Soldiers will always
be the Medical Retention Processing
Battalion’s top priority.
U.S. Army
Signal Corps Band
(434th Army Band)
www.gordon.army.mil/band
706-791-3113, DSN 780-3113
Building 29609
The U.S. Army Signal Corps Band,
also known as the 434th Army Band,
is comprised of approximately 40
musicians from across the United
States. After a long, distinctive history from being organized in February 1943 as the 4th Engineer
Amphibian Brigade Band, the U.S.
Army Signal Corps Band received its
current designation in June 1985.
The band, a Training and Doctrine
Command modification table of
organization and equipment unit,
continues to perform its duties of
promoting morale and esprit de corps
by providing suitable music for military ceremonies, formal concerts and
recreational activities. In addition to
its military duties, the band travels
throughout the Southeast United
States promoting the Army image
and enhancing relations between
military and civilian communities.
Presently, the band’s functional units
include a marching, concert and
stage band, a six-piece variety group
(“Code Red”), a Dixieland band
(“Crooked River Dixie Band”), and a
brass quintet (“Garden City Brass
Quintet”).
In addition to these
groups, the band also has a jazz
combo and a woodwind quintet.
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Signal Warriors
15th Regimental
Signal Brigade
“Voice of the Army...
Proud to Serve”
www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15
706-791-3800, DSN 780-3800
Building 25710
Training is the primary mission of
the 15th Regimental Signal Brigade.
This mission is as diverse as the personnel who train here and the equipment that they learn to install,
operate and maintain.
The brigade transforms basically
trained Soldiers, who live by the
seven Army values, into highly
motivated, self-disciplined, physically fit and technically knowledgeable Signal and Ordnance Warriors,
able to immediately contribute to
the Army’s mission.
Military personnel assigned to the
brigade are here for Advanced Individual Training, part of Initial Entry
Training. The brigade has an average
population of more than 3,500
personnel who will man the Signal
Regiment of the Future.
Elements assigned to the brigade
include the 369th Signal Battalion;
447th Signal Battalion; 551st Signal
Battalion, Student Company, USA
Signal School Detachment, Fort
George G. Meade, Maryland; and
USA Detachment, Sheppard Air
Force Base, Texas. The 73d Ordnance
Battalion is attached to the brigade.
369th Signal Battalion
“Warriors Lead The Way!”
www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15/369
706-791-5566, DSN 780-5566
Building 29602
The mission of the 369th Signal Battalion is to graduate highly motivated and disciplined Signal Soldiers
who embody the Army values, are
physically fit, technically knowledgeable and fully prepared for their first
duty assignment. The “Warrior” Battalion currently trains Soldiers in
three Military Occupational Specialties: Signal Support Systems Specialist (25U), Cable Systems
Installer/Maintainer (25L) and
Radio Operator/Maintainer (25C).
The battalion consists of more than
1,100 Soldiers broken down into one
Company and four line companies.
These Signal warriors are provided a
professionally disciplined and highly
motivated environment that will
prepare them for their first duty
assignments as military occupational specialty qualified Soldiers.
Instilled with high standards and a
sound basis in technical knowledge,
these Soldiers will assume the
responsibility of operating and
maintaining equipment that is on
the leading edge of technology well
into the 21st century.
“Centurions - On to Victory”
706-791-5481, DSN 780-5481
Building 25601
The 447th Signal Battalion’s mission
is to train and graduate highly motivated, disciplined, physically fit,
technically knowledgeable Signal
Soldiers that live the Army values,
and who are able to immediately
contribute to their unit mission.
The 447th Signal Battalion provides
instruction and support for four
military occupational specialties:
25Q Multichannel Transmission
Systems Operator/Maintainer, 25S
Satellite Communications Systems
Operator/Maintainer, 25F Network
Switching Systems Operator/Maintainer and 25P Microwave Systems
Operator/Maintainer. The 447th
Signal Battalion provides instruction and support for the following
additional skill identifiers: the
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Satellite Network Coordinator/Controller Course 4C-F19/102-ASI1C
and 19 consolidated/collocated functional courses.
551st Signal Battalion
Patriots, “Watch and Warn”
www.gordon.army.mil/551
706-791-4124, DSN 780-4124
Building 25605
The 551st Signal Battalion, the
“Patriot Battalion” has a rich history
beginning as an Aircraft Early
Warning Battalion to present day
as a part of the 15th Regimental
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Signal Brigade, assigned to the
Training and Doctrine Command
with a dual mission. The first
involves the transformation of basically trained Soldiers into physically
fit, confident and technically competent Signal Patriots able to live
by the Army’s warrior ethos and
immediately contribute to the
Army mission. The second is to
provide safe command, control,
training and administrative support to personnel assigned to Fort
Gordon’s command group, directorates, special staffs and other
assigned/attached personnel.
The “Patriot” battalion is habitually the largest initial entry training
battalion within the 15th Regimental Signal Brigade, with well
over 1,000 Soldiers. The battalion
consists of four companies, a headquarters company and three line
companies.
Headquarters and A Company
includes those personnel who are
assigned to the Command Group,
Staff Judge Advocate, Battle Lab,
Training and Doctrine Command
Systems Managers, Directorate of
Combat Developments, Directorate
of Training, Equal Opportunity
Office, Protocol and Reserve Component Affairs Office. Company A
also provides consolidated billeting,
management and values driven
training for all reclassifying Soldiers and Soldiers returning to the
force for training after a break in
service in the battalion’s assigned
military occupational specialties.
These military occupational specialties include: Information Systems
Operator/Analyst (25B), Record
Telecommunications Operator/Maintainer (25C), Satellite Communications Systems Operator/Maintainer
(25S) and Microwave Systems Operator/Maintainer (25P). Companies B,
C and D provide for the soldierization
training, administration, welfare and
housing of all Soldiers attending
advanced individual training for
the first time in these four specialties. Additionally, the battalion provides command and control for all
25S training to receive the Ground
Controller’s additional skill identifier of 1C.
73rd Ordnance
Battalion
“Can Do Cobras”
706-791-7474, DSN 780-7474
Building 25604
The 73rd Ordnance Battalion is a
training battalion of the 59th Ordnance Brigade, Redstone Arsenal,
Ala. and is attached to the 15th
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Regimental Signal Brigade at Fort
Gordon. The 73rd trains and develops
both Ordnance Corps initial entry
training Soldiers and non-initial
entry training Soldiers. The training
covers five Ordnance electronic
maintenance military occupational
specialties taught by civilian and military instructors from the Ordnance
Electronic Maintenance Training
Department, which is a school of the
U.S. Army Ordnance Munitions and
Electronics Maintenance School at
Redstone Arsenal and two warrant
officer courses.
The 73rd Ordnance Battalion has a
distinguished history dating back to
its inception on Oct. 18, 1927. The
73rd’s combat service includes campaign participation in Algeria-French
Morocco, Naples-Foggia, Rome-Arno,
North Apennines, and the Po Valley
during World War II. In addition to
its five campaign streamers, the 73rd
earned a streamer for action in the
Italian Theater and has been decorated with the Meritorious Unit Commendation (Army).
On Oct. 1, 1994, the unit was reactivated at Fort Gordon and has continued its mission to train and
develop motivated, disciplined, physically fit Soldiers who live by Army
values and are competent in entrylevel military occupational specialties and common Soldier skills.
93rd Signal Brigade
“Lightning Warriors”
www.gordon.army.mil/93sig/
93rdsighm1.htm
706-791-9307, 791-9308,
DSN 780-9307
Building 25526
The 93rd Signal Brigade is a
subordinate element of the U.S.
Army Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM), 9th
Army Signal Command. The brigade’s
mission is to deploy worldwide
to install, operate, manage, maintain, and defend theater, tactical
communications in support of joint
and combined operations across the
spectrum of conflict that provides
contingency signal support for all
combatant commanders.
The 93rd Signal Brigade provides
command and control mission support for daily signal operations, and
operational planning for the U.S.
Combatant Commander, South, and
U.S. Army South. Following the
Sept. 11, 2001 attacks against the
homeland, 93rd Signal Brigade
assumed the mission of providing
command, control, communications
and computer (C4) support for consequence management activities in the
continental United States.
Major subordinate elements of the
93rd Signal Brigade are the 56th,
63rd, and 67th Signal Battalions of
Fort Gordon, and the Army Signal
Activity in Miami, Fla. The brigade
has a tactical satellite company, the
235th Signal Company; a strategic
installation company, the 518th
Signal Company; and a headquarters
element, Headquarters and Headquarters Company.
The 93rd Signal Brigade commander also serves as the U.S. Army
South, G-6 (Information Officer). In
this role, the G-6 provides staff
supervision and oversight for the
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sustaining base and the theater/
tactical communication systems,
automations, publications, printing,
records management, telecommunications, and visual information.
Additionally, the G-6 plans and
supports command, control, communications, and computers/information management systems for war,
operations other than war, and joint
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operations. This section is responsible
for conducting information management planning and programming and
for developing information management policies and architecture for
U.S. Army South, Joint Task Force
Bravo, and subordinate task forces.
While the primary missions for the
brigade are the Southern Command
and Northern Command areas of
operation, the brigade stands ready
to deploy worldwide to provide command, control, communications and
computers. The brigade and its subordinate elements, the Lightning
Warriors, are trained and ready to
get the message through.
The 93rd Signal Brigade was originally constituted on Nov. 3, 1941 in
the Regular Army as the 93rd Signal
Battalion and was then affiliated
with the New England and Telegraph Company. The affiliation
agreement ended on March 29, 1942
and was renegotiated with the
Indiana Bell Telephone Company.
The 93rd was reactivated May 15,
1942 at Camp Crowder, Mo.
As the U.S. role in World War II
escalated, 93rd Signal Battalion prepared for combat at the Tennessee
Maneuver Area, the Desert Training
Center at Camp Young, Calif., and
the California-Arizona Maneuver
Area. The battalion departed New
York aboard the Queen Elizabeth
and arrived in England on April 26,
1944. Soon after, the 93rd sailed for
France to support forces deployed to
Normandy. The battalion served in
Luxemburg for the duration of the
Ardennes campaign. It moved to
Germany on March 9, 1945 and
remained there until the end of
the war.
After World War II, the 93rd
departed
Europe
aboard
the
Texarkana Victory and arrived in
Hampton Roads, Va., on Dec. 22,
1945. The battalion was inactivated
at Camp Patrick Henry, Va., on Jan.
3, 1946. The 93rd was reactivated at
Fort Huachuca, Ariz. on Feb. 24, 1955
and assigned to the 6th Army. A later
order assigned the unit to the 1st
Signal Corps at Fort Huachuca.
On Oct. 18, 1961, the 93rd Signal
Battalion departed for Germany
where it remained until the battalion
was inactivated on Sept. 21, 1972.
Later, the battalion was again reorganized. It was designated Headquarters and Headquarters Company,
93rd Signal Brigade in Ludwigsburg,
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Germany and then reactivated on
March 16, 1981. The brigade supported VII Corps with its subordinate
battalions. Those were the 26th
Signal Battalion (Corps Area) at Heilbronn, Germany, and the 34th Signal
Battalion (Corps Radio) and 51st
Signal Battalion (Command Operations) in Ludwigsburg. In 1990, the
brigade deployed to Saudi Arabia
with VII Corps in support of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
During its service in Southwest Asia,
the 93rd earned three more battle
streamers: Defense of Saudi Arabia,
Liberation and Defense of Kuwait and
Cease Fire.
The three battalions were later
inactivated in Germany, and the 93rd
Signal Brigade’s colors were returned
to Fort Gordon for its official inactivation on Dec. 5, 1991.
The brigade was reactivated Feb.
16, 1998 on Fort Gordon as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 93rd Signal Brigade, with four
subordinate units: 56th Signal Battalion, 63rd Signal Battalion, and
67th Signal Battalion, all Echelon
Above Corps battalions located on
Fort Gordon, and the Army Signal
Activity located in Miami, Fla.
“Get the Message Through”
www.gordon.army.mil/56sigbn/
706-791-2379, 791-5210
DSN 780-2379
Building 25423
The 56th Signal Battalion is a hybrid
strategic/tactical signal battalion
that is part of the 93rd Signal
Brigade. The mission statement
directs the battalion to execute expeditionary communications capabilities supporting global contingencies
that are modular and tailored to
enable joint and combined battlecommand, leveraging the information grid to ensure extension and
reach-back capabilities to enhance
the capabilities of the Warfighter.
The battalion supports missions for
the following Combatant Commanders: U.S. Southern Command
(USSOUTHCOM), U.S. Northern
Command (USNORTHCOM) and U.S.
Central Command (USCENTCOM).
The battalion is comprised of a
Detachment, the 252nd Theater
Signal Company, the South Theater
Network Operations Security Center
(S-TNOSC), and a platoon from the
556th Maintenance Company out of
11th Signal Brigade, Fort Huachuca,
Ariz. The Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment also has forward elements supporting United
States Army South (USARSO) and
USSOUTHCOM.
Detachment, 56th Signal Battalion,
was first constituted on October 18,
1927, and allotted to the 4th U.S.
Corps area.
On February 1, 1941, at Fort
Jackson, S.C., the battalion was reactivated and then spent the next seventeen months training in the United
States. In accordance with signal
doctrine of that time, units such as
the 56th Signal Battalion were
assigned the mission of providing
communications for U.S. Army Corps’
headquarters.
On July 1, 1942, the 56th Signal
Battalion embarked from New York
to Ireland and England to prepare
for battle in Europe.
On D-Day, June 6, 1944, assigned to
the 5th U.S. Corps, the battalion participated in the initial amphibious
landings on Omaha Beach, Normandy, France. During that period,
until May 8, 1945, the 56th Signal
Battalion supported combat operations in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and Czechoslovakia.
On February 24, 1946, subsequent
to the close of the war and after more
than 43 months in Europe, the battalion departed from Le Havre,
France, enroute to New York City,
aboard the ships “Elizabeth B
Stanton” and “Rockhill Victory.”
On March 8, 1946, at Camp
Kilmer, N.J., the battalion was deactivated for the second time.
The battalion emerged again on
September 20, 1988, at Corozal, in
the Republic of Panama with the
reorganization of the U.S. Army
Information Systems Command
South (USAISC-S), into the 1109th
Signal Brigade and the 1190th
Signal Battalion (Provisional). This
reorganization was necessary in
order to facilitate a more streamlined
command, control, and communications architecture needed to support
USSOUTHCOM. The 1109th Signal
Brigade and the 1190th Signal Battalion were awarded “Panama” battle
streamers for their roles in support
of Operation JUST CAUSE, a joint
military U.S. operation conducted in
Panama from December 20, 1989
through January 31, 1990, which
restored order and democracy to that
country in 1990.
On October 16, 1991, the 1109th
Signal Brigade was redesignated as
the 106th Signal Brigade, and the
1190th Signal Battalion (Provisional) as the 56th Signal Battalion.
From there, in Corozal, Panama, the
56th Signal Battalion provided vital
strategic and sustaining base communications to organizations and
installations of the USSOUTHCOM.
From September 1994 to March
1995, the 56th Signal Battalion provided superb strategic and sustaining base communications in
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support of Operation Safe Haven and
Safe Passage. Safe Haven provided
temporary refuge for more than
8,000 Cuban migrants from Castro’s
dictatorship. At the conclusion of
Safe Haven, 7,000 of the Cuban
migrants were provided “Safe Passage” back to Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba, where they hoped to obtain
visas to the United States.
On June 20, 1997, the 106th
Signal Brigade inactivated, leaving
in place only the 56th Signal Battalion. Two weeks prior, (June 6,
1997), the 154th Signal Battalion
inactivated at Fort Clayton, Panama,
leaving one company, 252d Signal
Company, to join the ranks of the
56th. This made the 56th Signal
Battalion the most unique signal
battalion in the Army; one comprised of both tactical and strategic
companies.
The battalion was
responsible for maintaining tactical
communications in support of the
USARSO, Joint Task ForcesPanama, and other subordinate
task forces.
In 1999, the 56th Signal Battalion
relocated from Corozal, Panama to
Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico as part
of the U.S. Army South relocation.
On June 18, 1999, the 56th furled its
colors in Panama, and then on June
24, 1999, unfurled its colors during
the battalion’s change of command in
Puerto Rico.
In 2002, after four years at Fort
Buchanan, Puerto Rico, the Department of the Army directed the relocation of the U.S. Army South to
Fort Sam Houston, Texas. With that
announcement, the 56th Signal
Battalion began to reorganize its
mission and force structure to
better meet the changing requirements of U.S. Army South, the 93rd
Signal Brigade, and customers
throughout the battalion’s area of
responsibility.
In 2003, the 56th Signal Battalion
again relocated. In May 2003, the
battalion furled its colors at Fort
Buchanan, Puerto Rico and unfurled
them at Fort Gordon. Concurrent
with its relocation, the battalion
deactivated the 94th Signal Company and added to its ranks
the 235th Signal Company and
518th Tactical Installation and Networking (TIN) Company, both of
which are located at Fort Gordon.
Additionally, the battalion moved
the 56th Forward Detachment to
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in direct
support of USARSO.
Since 2003, the 235th Signal Company has provided multi-channel
tactical satellite in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM (OIF). In
January 2006, after three years
deployed, the remaining personnel
and equipment redeployed in order to
prepare for deactivation. The company has re-aligned under the 63rd
Signal Battalion in support of the
transition to the Integrated Tactical
Signal Battalion’s (ITSB).
Prior to the 93rd Signal Brigade’s
transition, in support of the ITSB
concept, the 56th Signal Battalion
deployed to Camp Shelby, Mississippi, as well as numerous locations
within Louisiana, such as Baton
Rouge and New Orleans, in support
of Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
The battalion also deployed elements from the 252d Signal Company to provide Single Channel
Tactical Satellite support to the Hurricane Rita and Wilma relief efforts.
These efforts greatly enhanced the
Task Force’s capability to communicate and provide humanitarian
assistance and evacuation support.
As of June 5, 2006, the 518th Tactical Installation and Networking
(TIN) Company has re-aligned under
the 67th Signal Battalion for deployment in support of OEF and OIF.
63rd Signal Battalion
“Proud and Ready”
www.gordon.army.mil/63sig
706-791-2629, 791-8058,
DSN 780-2629
Building 28510
The 63rd Signal Battalion is a tactical,
theater signal battalion that is a subordinate element of the 93rd Signal
Brigade. The battalion’s mission is to
deploy worldwide to install, operate
and maintain Echelons Above Corps,
tactical subscriber voice and data
communications and computer systems in support of joint and combined
operations in all environments while
ensuring force protection.
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The 63rd is comprised of a headquarters company and three area
communications companies. It is
equipped with state-of-the-art digital
group multiplexing equipment, Integrated Digital Network Exchange
switches, and data packages. This
equipment, coupled with a rigorous
and challenging training program,
allows the battalion to maintain its
technical and tactical proficiency.
The rich and proud history of the
63rd Signal Battalion began when it
was constituted in the Regular
Army July 1, 1940, and later
activated on June 1, 1941 at Camp
Claiborne, La. The battalion was
reorganized and redesignated the
63rd Signal Operations Battalion
March 1, 1945, while in Europe. The
battalion was subsequently inactivated June 20, 1948 in Austria.
The 63rd reentered the active force
April 1, 1950 while in Austria. On
October 1, 1952, the battalion was
63rd Signal Battalion.
On September 10, 1955, the unit
was again inactivated.
Company, 63rd Signal Battalion, was
reactivated July 24, 1967 at Fort
Riley, Kansas; spent time in the
Republic of Vietnam, and was inactivated February 15, 1972 at Fort
Lewis, Wash.
On July 1, 1975, the 63rd was redesignated the Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 63rd Signal
Battalion. The unit was activated
while in Germany, where it remained
until inactivation Sept. 1, 1977.
The battalion next entered active
service on Oct. 1, 1984 when it was
Company, 63rd Signal Battalion.
The unit was activated in Massweiler, Germany. Companies A and
B were concurrently activated.
On April 15, 1989, the battalion
was redesignated and reorganized an
Army Area Signal Battalion. On
April 15, 1990, Company E, 67th
Signal Battalion and Company F,
16th Signal Battalion were redesignated Company C and Company D,
63rd Signal Battalion, respectively.
The battalion was assigned to
the 11th Signal Brigade, Fort
Huachuca, Ariz. effective March 16,
1992. The 63rd sent companies
through Somalia in support of U.S.
elements in 1992 and 1993. Concurrently, the 11th Signal Brigade and
all subordinate units fell under command of the newly reorganized
Army Signal Command (part of U.S.
Army Forces Command).
Effective February 19, 1998, the
63rd Signal Battalion was reassigned from the 7th Signal Brigade
in Europe to the 93rd Signal Brigade
at Fort Gordon.
During Desert Storm/Desert Shield
(~1991), 63rd Signal Battalion
installed, operated and maintained a
significant portion of what was, at
that time, the largest, most technically complex Echelon Above Corps
communication network ever developed. The resolve of 63rd Signal Battalion was challenged once again
when it was called into action for
Operations Enduring Freedom and
Iraqi Freedom in Southwest Asia on
Feb. 16, 2003. As it has done in the
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past, the 63rd quickly established,
operated, and maintained their piece
of the largest communications network ever established for a military
operation. This network was the first
of its kind, integrating tactical communications assemblages with commercial off-the-shelf equipment. The
Soldiers of the 63rd provided outstanding voice and data service to
over 150,000 subscribers spread from
Camp Victory in Kuwait to Baghdad
International Airport in Iraq. The
63rd Signal Battalion and its Soldiers truly lived up to their motto:
PROUD AND READY!!
The 63rd served with distinction in
other campaigns: World War II, in
North Africa and Italy; in Vietnam
and Southwest Asia; Operation
Noble Eagle; Operation Continue
Hope, Somalia; rotations for Operation Intrinsic Action, Kuwait; Joint
Endeavor, Bosnia; and Hurricane
Mitch Disaster Relief in El Salvador,
Nicaragua and Guatemala.
Rapid, Flexible and Reliable
http://www.gordon.army.mil/
67sig/home.htm
706-71-6956, 791-6963,
DSN 780-6956
Building 25525
The 67th Signal Battalion is a
combat area/Echelon Above Corps
battalion that is part of the 93d
Signal Brigade. Its mission statement directs the unit to deploy
worldwide to install, operate, maintain and protect theater-level, tactical communications in support of
specified, joint and combined operations across the spectrum of conflict.
The 67th Signal Battalion provides
voice, video and data capabilities;
and in all environments, it ensures
force protection.
In the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001
terrorist attacks, the 67th Signal Battalion was assigned the additional
task of providing communications
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support to Homeland Defense Initiative missions. The evolving missions
provide communications support to
Joint Task Force—Consequence Management operations that serve to integrate civilian national and local
disaster relief organizations and military operations in support of disaster
response. The 67th Signal Battalion
now deploys around the United
States to participate in exercises and
operations to support this new
Department of Defense initiative.
The battalion consists of a headquarters company and three identical
area communications companies.
The 67th Signal Battalion is
equipped to provide area, small
extension and medium headquarters
signal nodes within a theater, Army,
area of operation, as well as strategic
gateways with multichannel satellite
assets. When deployed, the battalion
is capable of providing worldwide
voice, data and video communications
service to subscribers regardless of
geographic boundaries.
The 67th Signal Battalion has a
short but distinguished history of
providing rapid, flexible, and reliable communications. Formed in
1943 at Camp Van Dorn, Miss., the
battalion deployed to Europe to provide communications support for the
allies in the Central European and
Rhineland campaigns during World
War II. In 1945, the battalion moved
to Manila in the Philippine Islands
where it supported the Japanese
surrender operations on the Island
of Luzon. Deactivated in 1946, that
would be its last assignment until
reactivation in 1967 at Fort Riley,
Kansas. Then in 1971, the 67th
moved to its current home at Fort
Gordon where it continues to provide on-call, worldwide communications support.
The 67th Signal Battalion is a high
Operational Tempo unit that has
been designated an “early deployer”
and as such, it is continually assigned
interesting, varied, and vital, worldwide missions.
In 1991, the battalion was deployed
to Southwest Asia to participate
in Operation Desert Shield/Desert
Storm. In 1992, the battalion
deployed to Miami, Fla. to provide
communications support for disaster
relief operations in the wake of Hurricane Andrew. In 2001, the battalion
deployed to Washington, D.C. to provide communications support for the
Presidential Inauguration. In 2004,
the 67th deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 2. In June 2005,
the unit participated in the National
Scout Jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill, Va.,
demonstrating to young Scouts the
form of communications support the
unit can provided to customers anytime, anywhere. During August and
September 2005 the battalion supported Hurricane Katrina relief
efforts by providing two data communications packages. In February and
March 2006, the 67th Signal Battalion participated in several Homeland Defense missions in support of
the Joint Task Force Civil Support
(JTF-CS). The JTF-CS plans and
integrates DoD support to the
designated lead federal agency f
or domestic Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, Nuclear and high
yield Explosive (CBRNE) consequence management operations.
When directed by the Commander of
U.S. Northern Command, JTF-CS
will deploy to the incident site,
establish command and control of
designated DoD forces and provide
military assistance to civil authorities to save lives, prevent injury and
provide temporary critical life support. In March 2006, the unit was
involved in the Ardent Sentry 06
exercise, which is a bilateral exercise that involves numerous federal,
provincial, state and local agencies
in both Canada and the U.S. The
primary objective of the exercise
was to give federal, provincial, state
and local authorities the opportunity to work together across a full
spectrum of training opportunities
to better prepare participants to
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respond to national crises. The exercise stressed consequence management for a range of man-made and
natural disasters. In October 2006,
the unit deploys in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom V.
Fort Gordon Resident
Office, 308th Military
Intelligence Battalion,
902nd Military
Intelligence Group
706-791-9409, DSN 780-9409
Building 39211
The 902nd Military Intelligence
Group protects the nation’s forces,
secrets and technologies by detecting
and neutralizing collection efforts
by foreign intelligence services
and provides threat assessments,
analysis, counterintelligence education Subversion and Espionage
Directed Against the Army briefings,
counterintelligence investigations,
counterintelligence operations and
technical skills. The 902nd Military
Intelligence Group headquarters is
located at Fort Meade, Md. There
are also resident offices located
throughout the United States.
The Fort Gordon Resident Office’s
area of operation includes the state
of South Carolina and the eastern
part of Georgia.
integrates its forward-deployed elements and Reserve Component
augmentation to enhance its capabilities in response to crises or wartime
contingencies.
Headquartered at Fort Gordon,
with elements forward-based around
the world, the VIGILANT KNIGHTS
of the 513th Military Intelligence
Brigade are the Army’s only deployable Echelons Above Corps Intelligence unit, providing full-spectrum
support to warfighters worldwide in
peacetime, crisis and war.
Behind the Soldiers stand a superior team of Army civilians, civilian
contractors, Reserve and National
Guard-affiliated units, and a robust
unit support network made up of
dedicated family members. With at
least 10 percent of the brigade
deployed on a daily basis to at least
10 countries on four continents,
the 513th Military Intelligence
Brigade proudly serves as INSCOM’s
CONTINGENCY FORCE!
Task Force Lightning
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201st.htm
706-791-8950, DSN 780-8950
Building 21604
Task Force Lightning conducts
Signal Intelligence collection and
analysis in support of deployed forces
across the operational spectrum.
202nd Military
Intelligence Battalion
202nd.htm
706-791-9496, DSN 780-9496
Building 21722
The 202nd Military Intelligence Battalion conducts continuous overt
human intelligence collection and
counterintelligence in the Continental United States and the United
States Central Command area of
513th Military
Intelligence Brigade
www.gordon.army.mil/513mi
706-791-4209, DSN 780-4209
Building 21710
The 513th Military Intelligence
Brigade deploys in strength or in
tailored elements to conduct multidisciplined intelligence and security
operations in support of Army components of Central and Southern
Commands and other theater Army
commanders as directed. The brigade
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responsibility in support of Third
U.S. Army/Coalition Forces Land
Component Command and U.S. Central Command full spectrum operations to defeat adversaries, promote
regional stability, support allies and
protect U.S. national interests; the
battalion supports other commands
as directed.
204th Military
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The Fort Bliss-based 204th Military
Intelligence Battalion (Aerial Reconnaissance-Low) provides unique
aerial Signal and Imagery Intelligence products to U.S. Southern
Command and other supported
commanders.
297th Military
297.htm
706-791-9014, DSN 780-9014
Building 21717
Battalion provides tactical, operational
and strategic all-source fusion intelligence support that includes targeting,
collection management and production
to warfighting commanders.
345th Military
Intelligence
Battalion (USAR)
706-791-3191, DSN 780-3191
Building 21718
Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve Command, provides multi-discipline
intelligence, linguist, communication
and operations support to the 513th
Military Intelligence Brigade (Force
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Protection Brigade East) in order to
provide critical intelligence support
to the commanders.
116th Military
Intelligence Group
NSA/CSS Georgia
www.inscom.army.mil/116th
706-791-0930, DSN 780-0930
Building 24701
The 116th Military Intelligence Group
provides command host support to
organization and mission partners. As
host, the group provides security, logistics, communications, administration
and operational strategic planning
support for the Navy, Air Force,
Marines and Department of Defense
civilian activities. The group provides
highly trained Army personnel in support of a national mission to produce
information for national level authorities, theater and component commanders. The group has one battalion,
the 206th Military Intelligence Battalion, also located at Fort Gordon.
206th Military
706-791-9157, DSN 780-9157
Building 28423
Battalion integrates quality professionals into a multi-service organization to conduct operations to
satisfy the requirements of the
warfighter and national level authorities. Additionally, the battalion conducts regional technical control and
analysis operations in support of the
land component commander’s information requirements.
706-791-9053, DSN 780-9053
Building 14401
The 324th Signal Battalion, U.S.
Army Reserve Command, an Echelons
Above Corps unit, is tasked with providing tactical subscriber communications systems in support of units
located in its area of operation. The
most modern Echelons Above Corps
Signal battalion in the reserve forces
pool, the 324th is equipped with
state-of-the-art digital group multiplexing equipment and automatic
voice switches.
Located in three geographical
areas, the battalion consists of a
Company, Fort Gordon, three Area
Communications Companies, A Company, Clemson, S.C., B Company, Fort
Gordon and C Company, Athens, Ga.
Since its constitution in December
1943, the 324th served with distinction during World War II where it saw
action at Normandy, Northern France,
Rhineland and Central Europe.
Air Force
31st
Intelligence Squadron
Knight Riders
“No Borders, No Limits”
706-791-0004, DSN 780-0004
Building 28423
The 31st Intelligence Squadron, the
Air Force component to the National
Security Agency/Central Security Services Georgia, has a long-embedded
history within the United States military. Originally activated on April 27,
1951 at Brooks Air Force Base, Texas,
the unit was designated as the 34th
Radio HQ USAFSS. On October 1,
1956, the unit was redesignated as the
6930th Radio Group, Mobile.
The 6930th Radio Group, Mobile
was relocated to Iraklion ASN, Crete,
on April 1, 1958. The 6930th Radio
Group, Mobile was reassigned to
Headquarters European Security
Region on October 1, 1961 and
redesigned the 6931st Security
Group on July 1, 1963. Continuing
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with the Cold War mission, the unit
was redesignated the 6931st Electronic Security Squadron on August
1, 1979. On September 30, 1993, the
6931st Electronic Security Squadron
was inactivated.
On August 4, 1995, the inactivated 6931st Electronic Security
Squadron was redesignated as the
31st Intelligence Squadron. The 31st
Intelligence Squadron was official
activated at Fort Gordon, Ga. on
October 2, 1995 as the Air Force
component to the multi-service
Gordon Regional Security Operations Center, whose mission is to provide timely and relevant signals
intelligence to warfighters and
national decision makers.
The mission of the 31st Intelligence Squadron is threefold. First, to
provide real time intelligence to
the combatant commander for both
Central Command and U.S. European Command. Second, conduct
cryptologic intelligence direct support to Central Command Air
Forces/The Combined Force Air Component Commander, providing theater-focused ISR planning and
execution. Finally, provide command
and control, personnel support and
professional development.
From the early days as the 6931st
Security Group, earning six Air Force
Outstanding Unit Awards, to recent
years as the 31st Intelligence
Squadron, the unit has received accolades at all levels. In 2004, the unit
won the Air Force Outstanding Unit
Award with Valor. In the same year,
the squadron scored the highest of
any squadron in AIA on its inspector
general inspection and was named
the “Best Squadron in the 70th Intelligence Wing.”
Detachment 1, 338th
Training Squadron
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706-791-3440, DSN 780-3440
Building 25702
Detachment 1, 338th Training
Squadron provides apprentice training
for all active duty Air Force, Air
National Guard and Air Force Reserve
personnel entering the satellite, wideband and telemetry communications
systems career field. Detachment 1
also provides supplemental technical
training on 14 different advanced communication systems for Air Force,
Army, Navy and Marine personnel.
The “Dark Knights” are subordinate to
the 81st Training Group located at
Keesler Air Force Base, Miss.
Marines
Company D, Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion is one of seven operational letter companies assigned in a
separate detached status under the
command (less operational control)
of the Commanding Officer, Marine
Cryptologic Support Battalion, Fort
Meade, Md. Company D conducts
operations within the National
Security Agency/Central Security
Services.
A secondary, but no less vital mission is the continuing need to ensure
Marines develop and maintain
proficiency in their respective cryptologic military occupational specialties and battle skills/essential
subjects. An additional requirement
exists to maintain a sufficient readiness posture to facilitate the augmentation of the United States
Marine Corps Operating Forces
Radio Battalions by personnel so
designated. Incoming personnel
should report to Building 28423 on
Brainard Avenue. Web address:
www.gordon.army.mil/Mar_Co_D/.
706-791-2930, DSN 780-2930.
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The U.S. Marine Corps Detachment on Fort Gordon handles all
personnel administration and billeting for Marines attending
schools on post. The detachment
also provides administrative support to Marines admitted to the
Eisenhower Army Medical Center
for 30 days or longer, or as directed
by higher authority. The detachment performs liaison functions for
all active duty Marines who are
inpatients at Eisenhower Army
Medical Center and at Veterans
Administration medical centers in
Augusta and Dublin, Ga. The
detachment formulates, changes
and provides U.S. Marine Corps
only instruction for Marine Corps
course number 102-F44 (31S)(OS),
Ground Mobile Force Satellite Technician course and Marine Corps
course number 202-F7 (OS), Ground
Mobile Force Satellite Operator
Course. The detachment is responsible for all course material and curriculum development. Both courses
are military occupational specialty
producing courses. Web address:
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706-791-0031, DSN 780-0031.
Navy
Navy Information Operations Command, Georgia (NIOC Georgia) was
originally commissioned as Naval
Security Group Activity, Fort
Gordon (NSGAFG). NSGAFG was
commissioned on November 1, 1995
at Fort Gordon to perform Naval
Security Group related functions as
directed, and to perform such other
functions and tasks as directed
by higher authority. Specifically,
NSGAFG provided operational cryptologic personnel to support the Fort
Gordon Regional Security Operations Center (GRSOC). In the
summer of 2005, the GRSOC was
renamed the National Security
Agency/Central Security Service,
Georgia (NSA/CSS GA). NSA/CSS
Georgia serves as a joint service
facility established by the Director,
National Security Agency to conduct
continuous security operations on
selected targets in support of
national and warfighter intelligence
requirements from Fort Gordon
using remoting technologies.
On October 1, 2005, NSGAFG was
realigned under the Naval Network
Warfare Command and renamed
the Navy Information Operations
Command, Georgia. NIOC Georgia
continues to provide operational
cryptologic personnel to support
NSA/CSS Georgia, and also performs those functions required to
accomplish Maritime Cryptologic
Integration Center (MCIC) related
tasks in support of fleet operations.
Its overall mission is to provide
Information Warfare (IW) and cryptologic expertise to NSA/CSS
Georgia and direct IW, and cryptologic personnel augmentation to
fleet air, surface and subsurface
combatants and via FORCEnet,
reachback support to Commander,
Joint Forces Maritime Component
Command Central and European
Command (CJFMCC CENT/EUR)
requirements. Web address: http://
gordon-lakes/navy. 706-791-9581,
DSN 780-9581.
The Navy Detachment Fort
Gordon Satellite Communications
School is a tenant command of the
Navy Supply Corps School in
Athens, Ga. The Navy Detachment
Satellite Communications School is
exclusively responsible for training
all Navy satellite communications
operators and maintainers operating through the eight Navy
Satellite Communication sites and
various NATO sites around the
world. The school’s mission on Fort
Gordon is to provide instructor support in satellite communications and
communication security training. The
Navy Detachment Fort Gordon Satellite Communications School also
provides career and administrative
management support for assigned
personnel. Incoming personnel should
report to Building 25429 or Building
25430 located off 28th Street.
706-791-7027, DSN 780-7027.
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The Signal Center has outstanding facilities with more than one million square feet
of classroom space and 43 outside training areas situated on more than 55,000
acres of land.
The educational facilities receive optimum usage by an enthusiastic and
highly motivated staff and instructor faculty, who aid and instruct incoming
students using the latest educational techniques. Included are programmed
instruction, computer-assisted instruction, plus the Army’s largest closed
circuit television network that is capable of providing course instruction over six channels simultaneously in support of Signal courses.
Directorate of Combat Developments
www.gordon.army.mil/dcd
706-791-6223, DSN 780-6223
Signal Towers, Building 29808
The Directorate of Combat Developments
develops the operational concepts that
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determine the battlefield communications systems utilized to transport
information throughout the battlefield in support of the warfighter. The
directorate formulates and develops
communications concepts, organizations, doctrine and materiel requirements. The directorate ensures
interoperability and integration of
information and command, control,
communications and computer systems by coordination with other
services and other Training and Doctrine Command proponents. The
Directorate of Combat Developments is located in Signal Towers,
Building 29808.
Battle Command
Battle Lab
www.gordon.army.mil/bcblg
706-791-2057, DSN 780-2057
Building 71600
The Battle Command Battle Lab at
Fort Gordon is one of three labs
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chartered by Training and Doctrine
Command with responsibility for the
battle command battlefield functional area. Battle Lab works with
the labs at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
and Fort Huachuca, Ariz., but
focuses specifically on the means for
providing command and control.
The staff seeks and develops technical solutions to satisfy battle command needs, both current and
future. Solutions are evaluated
across Training and Doctrine Command’s domain of doctrine, training,
leader development, organization,
material and military personnel to
determine the value added to force
effectiveness.
Battle Labs are capable of evaluating concepts and emerging technologies that support national
military strategy before becoming
operational requirements. In the
process, the Army benefits from the
efforts of the technologists combat
developers, material developers and
industry and academia researchers
that build models or prototypes.
Models or prototypes can then be put
through simulations and testing with
military personnel to determine the
best items for fielding to the force.
Training and
Doctrine Command
Systems Managers
for Satellite Communications,
Tactical Radios, Warfighter
Information Network-Tactical
706-791-7112, 791-7982, 791-7477,
DSN 780-XXXX
The mission of the Training and Doctrine Command Systems Managers
is to perform as the Army’s centralized manager for all combat development user activities associated with
satellite communications (791-7112),
tactical radios (www.gordon.army.mil
/tsmtr 791-7982) and warfighter
information (791-7477).
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Each systems manager serves as
the Signal Center’s primary focal
point for all activities pertaining to
these mission programs and ensures
that the user community’s total systems requirements are developed,
refined, fully integrated and implemented as these programs progress
through development, deployment
and life cycle.
Office Chief of Signal
www.gordon.army.mil/ocos
706-791-7890, DSN 780-7890
The Office Chief of Signal is responsible for the health and welfare of
all members of the Signal Regiment
worldwide. The directorate conducts
strategic human resources planning
for the Regiment and advises the
Chief of Signal on all officer, warrant officer and enlisted personnel
proponent matters. The staff acts
as liaison between Army personnel
activities and organizations of the
Signal Regiment in the field (active
and reserve component; modified
table of organization and equipment and table of distribution and
allowances units) and the functional staff in the school. The Office
Chief of Signal assists in the
development of policy, procedures
and regulations, and manages or
participates in selected force integration functions for doctrine,
equipment, organizations, training
and personnel. The staff exercises
operational control of personnel
proponent programs for Signal
areas of concentration, functional
areas, military occupational specialties, career management fields and
other skill identifiers in all phases
of the personnel life cycle management model. The Office Chief of
Signal recommends personnel management policy changes to the
Department of the Army Deputy
Chief of Staff for Personnel. The
staff maintains communications
with its constituency through electronic mail, a Website, an electronic
listserver, proponent messages,
newsletters and the Army Communicator (professional bulletin) on
matters affecting the Signal Regiment. The Office Chief of Signal
administers the Signal Regiment
and marketing programs for the
Chief of Signal and serves as liaison
to the Signal Corps Regimental
Association.
Signal Museum
www.gordon.army.mil/ocos/
museum
706-791-2818, 791-3856,
DSN 780-2818
Conrad Hall, Building 29807
The Signal Museum offers the most
complete and comprehensive collection of communications material in
existence in the United States. Since
the artifacts are representative of
both the United States and foreign
design, they tell the full story of
modern communications development. The museum also houses a
small collection from the 10th
Armored Division and the 4th
Infantry Division. The museum is
open to the public and there is no
admission fee. Hours are Tuesday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Reserve
Component Support
www.gordon.army.mil/training/
index.htm
706-791-1552, DSN 780-1552
Building 21706
The Training Division, Directorate of
Plans, Training, Mobilization and
Security serves as the point of contact for administrative, logistical and
training support for the U.S. Army
Reserve, National Guard and Senior
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps conducting training at Fort Gordon.
Allied Liaison and
Exchange Officers
The Canadian Forces, German Army
and French Army are represented at
the Signal Center with Liaison Officers. The British Liaison Officer is
based in Washington, D.C., but visits
Fort Gordon regularly. Their mission is to update their countries’
armed forces about current and
future developments in U.S. Army
equipment, doctrine, training and
force structure.
There are four Exchange Officers
on staff at the Signal Center.
The Australian Exchange Officer
works in the Regimental Officer
Academy. There is a British Exchange Officer working as part of
the Battle Command Battle Laboratory and a British Warrant Officer in
the Regimental Officer Academy.
The Venezuelan Exchange Officer
works in the Directorate of Combat
Developments.
National
Science Center
www.NationalScienceCenter.org
706-821-0200
One Seventh Street, Augusta, Ga.
30901-1341
The National Science Center is the
result of a partnership between the
U.S. Army and a not-for-profit corporation, National Science Center Discovery Center, Incorporated to create
an interactive educational center.
The vision for the National Science
Center is to serve as a catalyst to
excite America’s youth about math,
science and technology. This vision
resulted in a hands-on public science
center, Fort Discovery, and an educational outreach program that serves
teachers and students nationwide.
The home base of the National Science Center is Fort Discovery, opened
in April 1997, located on the Riverwalk in Augusta, Ga. The 128,000
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square foot facility houses 270 interactive exhibits focusing on the physical sciences, math and technology, a
Science Store and the high tech Paul
S. Simon Discovery Theater. Special
areas house traveling exhibits and
KidScape, an exhibit area for young
scientists up to age seven. Volunteers help staff the exhibit floor;
many military members from Fort
Gordon volunteer on weekends, especially advanced students as part of
class projects.
The Army’s main focus has been
the national outreach that is central
to the mission of the National Science Center: to support improved
math and science education and
technological literacy in the nation.
Two 18-wheeled expandable vans
serve schools across the country,
operating in collaboration with the
U.S. Army Recruiting Support Battalion. Reaching about 60,000 students per year, primarily in inner
cities and rural areas, the van staff
presents media shows and science
demonstrations that stimulate interaction and interest in science.
During the summer months, many
students experience hands-on math
and science activities in camp environments. A block of eight hours of
hands-on math and science activities
has been introduced into the Junior
Reserve Officer Training Corps
summer camp programs. More than
22,000 high school Junior Reserve
Officer Training Corps students have
enjoyed the hands-on challenges of
the program.Elementary and middle
school students at 50 sites have
attended math and science summer
camps sponsored by the National
Science Center. These are accomplished in partnership with military installations, the National
Guard, reservists, school systems,
colleges, universities and other science centers.
Other outreach efforts use technology to reach students and
teachers. Internet browsers will find
updated information and educational
references on the National Science
Center’s home page. The Web site
offers classroom activities, takehome activities and lesson guides for
teachers in physical science topics.
The “one-stop” offerings include
video clips of the activities and
demonstrations as well as on-line
interactive “exhibits” that allow
users to manipulate and play with
scientific simulations.
Two distance learning classrooms
also offer technological solutions to
presenting hands-on training. One
classroom is a Georgia Statewide
Academic and Medical System site,
reaching Georgia classrooms and
other sites as arranged with a pointto-point system. “Fort Discovery Live”
offers hands-on demonstrations with
class interaction several times a
week. A National Guard teleconferencing room also provides distance
learning capability nationally.
Leader College
for Information
Technology
706-791-6218, DSN 780-6218
Building 21605
Leader College for Information
Technology, a provisional unit, was
established to accomplish the U.S.
Army Signal Center and Fort
Gordon Transformation Objectives.
The Leader College for Information
Technology is composed of the 442nd
Signal Battalion and the School of
Information Technology.
The Leader College for Information
Technology serves as the U.S. Army’s
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only training center that promotes the
development of military leaders who
understand the communications and
information systems infostructure,
and is able to extend and exploit the
full potential of the global information
grid so that commanders, battle staffs
and Soldiers can achieve knowledge
dominance under all conditions across
the full spectrum of military operations. The Leader College for Information Technology provides a learning
institution that supports Army Transformation through an open discussion
of policy issues, technical questions
and technology developments related
to information assurance, the dissemination of information and network
management, where government, academic and industry leaders exchange
ideas and concepts, discuss current
problems and solutions and identify
future training requirements for the
Objective Force.
School of Information
Technology
www.gordon.army.mil/sit
706-791-7913, DSN 780-7913
Cobb Hall, Building 25801
The School of Information Technology, formerly known as the U.S.
Army Computer Science School, balances fundamental information
system concepts and leading-edge
technology to prepare all students to
function in a rapidly growing digitized, network-centric environment.
The school plans, develops and
delivers nearly all automation
training at Fort Gordon. Hence, it is
truly the only training activity on
post that provides career and functional automation courses for all
student ranks—officer, warrant
officer, noncommissioned officer
and enlisted Soldiers to include
Department of Defense government
civilian and allied personnel.
The school trains more than 5,000
information-technologists annually in
46 different courses. Career courses
focus on certifying information systems managers, technicians, operators and maintainers. Functional
courses provide training on automation topics critical to the success of
Army and Department of Defense
automators worldwide. Functional
courses are one to six weeks in duration and are offered several times
throughout the year. Courses include
defense messaging system/tactical
message system, communications
security custodian and network manager/system administrator security.
These courses provide a means for
military personnel and Department of
Defense civilians to keep pace with
the rapidly changing face of automation. Functional courses can be
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scheduled through the Army’s automated training requirements and
resource system.
The U.S. Army School of Information Technology is pivotal in keeping
the Department of Defense at the
forefront of technology and continues
leading the way into the web-based
era of the 21st Century. The school
continues to train the information
technology leaders of today and
tomorrow and provide quality information system professionals that
enable the United States to be
unsurpassed in readiness in the
information age.
442nd
Signal Battalion
www.gordon.army.mil/442sig
706-791-2516, DSN 780-2516
Greely Hall, Building 29809
The 442nd Signal Battalion, Leader
College for Information Technology, is
a separate Signal battalion that
develops, manages and conducts
approved programs of instruction for
Branch 25 and select technical
courses for students from the Total
Army, international allies and
Department of Defense civilians. The
442nd also provides instruction as
part of the advanced communication
elective for the Army’s Command and
General Staff Officers’ College. The
battalion’s mission is to develop lifelong learning programs and materials
in support of programs of instruction;
support combined arms doctrine and
tactics training; provide command
and control, administrative functions,
and logistics support for permanent
party and student personnel assigned/
attached to the battalion; conduct
professional development and mandatory training for permanent party
personnel; and provide operational
control of the Stryker Brigade
Combat Team Signal Company, and
select Signal personnel during
COHORT-like training (Cohesion,
Operational Readiness, and Training).
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Headquarters and Alpha Company is
composed of the Leader College for
Information Technology headquarters, battalion headquarters, battalion cadre and all cadre assigned to
the School of Information Technology.
Bravo Company is comprised of the
mobile subscriber equipment platoon
and all students assigned to initial
entry signal training, which includes
the Warrant Officer Basic Course
and the Signal Basic Officer Leadership Course. Specialty courses assigned
to Bravo Company are the Joint
Automated Communications Engineering System Course and the Battlefield Spectrum Management Course.
Charlie Company is comprised of all
students assigned for continuing
Signal training which includes Signal
Officer Branch Qualification Course,
the Signal Staff Officer (S6) Course,
the Warrant Officer Advanced Course
and the Signal Captains Career
Course. Specialty courses assigned to
Charlie Company are the Director of
Information Management Course and
the Signal Pre-Command Course.
The International Military Student
Office is also part of the Battalion.
International Military
Student Office
www.gordon.army.mil/imtd/
imtd.htm
706-791-6020, DSN 780-6020
Saltzman Hall, Building 29819
International military and civilian
personnel receive instruction along
with United States personnel in a
variety of communications specialties at Fort Gordon. The training program is worldwide. Each year Fort
Gordon trains more than 200 students from approximately 70 different countries.
The International Military Student
Office, 442nd Signal Battalion provides and coordinates total support
for international students during
their stay at Fort Gordon. Support
includes
training
coordination,
administrative, academic, social, educational and personal. The International Military Student Office’s goal
is to provide a quality military educational experience and to promote
better understanding of the United
States, its people, political systems,
institutions and way of life.
Directorate of Training
www.gordon.army.mil/rdot
706-791-6206, DSN 780-6206
The mission of the Directorate of
Training (DOT) is complex and challenging. The DOT serves as the
principal advisor to the Commanding General on all matters pertaining to training; directs all
training matters for which the
Signal Center has proponency; exercises staff supervision and training
management for training conducted
at the Signal Center and US Army
Signal Detachments at other installations; manages evaluation, accreditation, standardization and the Total
Army School Systems Programs;
serves as Activity Career Program
Manager (ACPM) for CP32 training
initiatives; manages the DA Career
Intern Training Program; provides
staff and faculty development
training for Instructors and Training
Developers.
Additionally, the Directorate of
Training is responsible for implementing the Signal Center’s concept
for training the Joint Network Node
Networks (JNN-N). The purpose of
JNN-N is to support spiraling technology infusion of current and
future battlefield network capabilities into future battlefield network
capabilities to enable early fielding
of Warfighter Information NetworkTactical (WIN-T) capabilities into
future Army Forces on an accelerated fielding timeline. Current
forces must be enhanced immediately with commercial technologies
to ensure operational relevancy and
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interoperability with future capabilities. The JNN-N enables the Army
to accomplish rapid technology
infusion of commercial off-the-shelf
(COTS) information technology hardware, software, and elements of
Network Management, Information
Assurance, and Information Dissemination Management into the
Brigade Combat Team (BCT), Division and Corps Warfighting platforms, strategic reach-back sites,
and Signal formations in Army units
to support transformation to modular units.
Approximately 20,000 officers,
enlisted personnel and civilians are
programmed for training at the
Signal Center and detachments
each year.
Currently, the Signal Center offers
228 courses of instruction for officers, warrant officers and enlisted
personnel. These courses range in
length from a few days to 26 weeks.
The Directorate of Training, 15th
Regimental Signal Brigade, five
training battalions and the Leader
College for Information Technology
are responsible for conducting
training in 34 military occupational
specialty courses, 25 noncommissioned officer courses, 16 warrant
officer courses, 4 officer specialty
areas, 70 additional skill identifiers/functional courses, 16 interservice courses, 3 joint and 15
Department of Defense courses at
the Signal Center and detachments.
Fort Gordon trains and supports the
fifth largest branch in the Army
with approximately 55,000 Signal
Soldiers, including Reserve Components worldwide. The Directorate of
Training also coordinates training
for Army Signal Soldiers at Keesler
and Sheppard Air Force Bases, Fort
Meade, Md. and Fort Hood, Texas.
Within the Directorate of Training
are three separate divisions, the
Training Management Division
(TMD); the Systems Integration
Division (SID); and the University of
Information Technology (UIT).
The Training Management Division (TMD) manages 1.1 million
square feet of academic space; manages site preparation for training
equipment and building renovations;
manages the provision of training
contracts; performs the school’s registrar functions for approximately
20,000 students a year; manages the
school Army information management system that tracks the students’ academic progress; determines
the school training capacity; develops
all memorandums of agreement
between the Signal Center and other
activities and schools; manages communication and automation critical
tasks taught in the school that support the warfighter; manages the
resources documentation (programs
of instruction and course administrative data) for the school ensuring
resources are available to conduct
the training. TMD also manages
interservice training; manages mobilization training and school expansion required to support regional
conflicts; manages the development
of training products to support individual and collective training, in residence and in the unit, for all active
and reserve component Soldiers; conducts training for the school faculty
and staff.
The Systems Integration Division
(SID) manages the integration of all
new Signal proponent and non-proponent systems and serves as the
point of contact and manager for
fielding new technology into the
Signal School. SID personnel develop
training strategies for input into the
capabilities requirements documentation process for all Signal systems.
SID develops, plans, and coordinates
training programs, materials, and
training aids, devices, simulation
and simulators essential to the
fielding of new communicationselectronics equipment for the Army.
SID personnel develop System
Training Plans (STRAPS) for all new
Signal systems, verify adequacy and
accuracy of training materials and
technical manuals, develop the
Training Test Support Package
(TTSP) for support of test player
training and operational tests, and
prepare the Training Operational
Test Readiness Statement (OTRS) to
support fielding of all new Signal systems. Team Signal is a branch under
SID which provides Cohesion Operational Readiness Training (COHORT)
to the Signal Company of Stryker
Brigade Combat Teams and provides
Army Digital Training Strategy
(ADTS) to AIT, BOLC, SOBQ, S6, and
SCCC as a part of Army Transformation at Fort Gordon.
The University of Information
Technology (UIT) was established to
be the organizational structure for
delivering lifelong learning to Soldiers, leaders and units. It supports
the LandWarNet eUniversity initiative by executing lifelong learning
through four primary tenets: Assignment-oriented training designed to
reduce lengthy resident training and
get Soldiers to the field faster;
simulations—to get away from the
heavy dependency on equipment for
training; lifelong learning centers—
the technical hub for the process
where proponent content is created,
stored, and delivered; and extension
campuses—those remote places
where Soldiers happen to be when
they need and can gain access to
training through the lifelong
learning center.
The UIT has revamped the Lifelong
Learning Center portal and renamed
it LandWarNet eUniversity, and is
expanding its look and feel to encompass all five goals of the LWN initiative: train and educate Soldiers on
LWN; develop and educate leaders on
LWN; provide LWN education for
Lifelong Learning; provide LWN
training support to the warfighter;
and integrate combat development
and research in training and education. The Signal Center continues to
move ahead with implementing the
lifelong learning concept. We are
meeting the commanding general,
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TRADOC’s challenge to export
training to a Soldier anywhere, anytime, using the most cost effective
mix of locations, materials, and
methods, delivered just in time and
on demand through the tenets of lifelong learning.
Regimental
Noncommissioned
Officer Academy
www.gordon.army.mil/rncoa
706-791-7882, DSN 780-7882
Building 24402
The Signal Corps Regimental Noncommissioned Officer Academy is
one of Fort Gordon’s largest training
departments and the largest Noncommissioned Officer Academy in
the Army. The academy trains
approximately 3,000 noncommissioned officers annually at Fort
Gordon and Fort Meade, Md.
The academy currently trains
seven advanced noncommissioned
officer courses and 18 basic noncommissioned officer courses. The length
of these courses varies according to
the individual’s military occupational
specialty. Course lengths range from
seven weeks, four days to 16 weeks,
three days. The academy’s courses
are designed to develop professional
attributes and leadership skills that
will provide noncommissioned officers with the self-confidence and
responsibility required of noncommissioned officers throughout the
Signal Regiment.
Ordnance Electronic
Maintenance Training
Department
www.gordon.army.mil/oemtd
706-791-4515, DSN 780-4515
Hazen Hall, Building 29815
Ordnance Electronic Maintenance
Training Department is an Ordnance
mission partner at Fort Gordon. It is
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a training department of the U.S.
Army Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School, Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
Ordnance Electronic Maintenance Training Department conducts advanced individual training
for the following electronic maintenance military occupational specialties: 94D, Air Traffic Control
(ATC) Equipment Repairer; 94E,
Radio/COMSEC Repairer; 94F, Special Electronic Devices Repairer;
94L, Avionic Communications Equipment Repairer and 94R, Avionic Systems Repairer.
The department also conducts
Phase 2 of MOS 948B, Electronic
Systems Maintenance Technician for
warrant officers.
Military staff, instructors and
students are assigned or attached
to units of the 73rd Ordnance
Battalion.
Regional Training
Site-Medical
www.itsmed.com/FortGordon.asp
706-791-7999, DSN 780-7999
Building 13401
The mission of Regional Training
Site-Medical is to enhance the readiness of U.S. Army Reserve and other
Department of Defense personnel
and units by providing integrated
combat health support training and
medical logistics support. Regional
Training Site-Medical is the only
training platform that provides a
military table of organization and
equipment hospital with sufficient
equipment to conduct collective
training for the entire medical battle
operating system.
The site staff consists of a director
who is an Active Guard Reserve
Colonel, four Department of the
Army civilians and 50 contract personnel, all subject matter experts in
the areas of training, maintenance
(both medical and non-medical),
logistics and administration.
The Regional Training Site-Medical
offers an excellent operational exercise platform that prepares medical
units for a joint readiness training
center rotation or an actual deployment. Regional Training Site-Medical also provides on site and mobile
training teams and medical equipment maintenance teams to medical
units within an assigned geographical
area. Today, Regional Training SiteMedical provides training and support to active and reserve medical
units in all the services as well as to
other government agencies.
General Dynamics
Resident School
www.gdc4s.com
706-791-6429
Brant Hall, Building 25810
The General Dynamics C4 Systems
(GDC4S) Resident School is a selfcontained training department that
has been operating under the direction of the Signal Center Director of
Training since 1989.
General Dynamics annually trains
up to 6700 Officers, Warrant Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers,
and Soldiers on Tactical Communications and Networking equipment
and subjects including the Joint Network Node, Internet Protocol Fundamentals, Commercial-off-the-Shelf
equipment and Mobile Subscriber
Equipment.
To date, more than 50,000 Soldiers
have been trained by General
Dynamics at the Resident School.
Instruction at the Resident School
is delivered by an experienced faculty
and is designed around a hands-on
approach. Students have the opportunity to use numerous training aids
to include simulations and simulators as well as actual shelterized
equipment to perform all tasks that
are part of their course of instruction.
These various training aids provide
high fidelity and visual realism while
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constantly referring the student to
the technical references which will be
the common link between school
training and performing in units
after they graduate.
Since its inception the GDC4S
Resident School has continuously
evolved in order to keep pace with the
training requisites of the Signal Regiment and will continue to deliver the
highest quality training possible.
U.S. Army
Research Laboratory,
Human Research
and Engineering
Directorate
706-791-9421, DSN 780-9421
Today’s Signal Regiment personnel
must learn to operate and maintain
increasingly complex and sophisticated communications—electronics
equipment and systems, from miniaturized voice and data “packet”
radios to battlefield radio-telephone
systems and mobile multichannel
satellite terminals. With these technologies come tougher standards for
military personnel in selection,
training and performance.
The moderator between technological opportunities and requirements
and personnel/system proficiency is
human systems integration and the
manpower and personnel integration
program, a perspective and focus of
the Army Research Laboratory’s
Human Research and Engineering
Directorate. The manpower and personnel integration program initiative, and its attention to human
factors, is intended to ensure that the
right kind and number of military
personnel are assigned to a system, a
user friendly personnel-machine
interface, with adequate and effective training and a safe and survivable work environment.
The Human Research and Engineering Directorate Field Elements at
the U.S. Army Signal Center, U.S.
Army Communications Electronics
Command and U.S. Army Test and
Evaluation Command work together
toward optimizing personnel performance through introducing manpower
and personnel integration concerns in
system requirements documents and
pursuing them via system research,
design, development, operational
testing, evaluation and tracking—the
full acquisition cycle.
The Army Research Laboratory’s
Human Research and Engineering
Directorate, Signal Center and Fort
Gordon Field Element provides manpower and personnel integration
expertise and related direct support
to Fort Gordon’s Command Group,
Directorate of Combat Developments, Training and Doctrine Command Systems Managers and Battle
Command Battle Laboratory. The
field element is located in Signal
Towers Room 301 and is staffed by a
human factors engineer and an engineering technician.
U.S. Army Test
Measurement and
Diagnostic Equipment
Support Center
706-791-4620, DSN 780-4620
Building 41204
Established at Fort Gordon in 1971,
the Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment Support Center is
responsible for the calibration and
repair support of all test measurement and diagnostic equipment for
all activities assigned to Fort Gordon.
Calibration and measurement services are supported for a wide range of
physical, electrical, microwave and
radiac instruments and are traceable
to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology. The Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment
Support Center is part of the U.S.
Army Aviation and Missile Command
Test Measurement and Diagnostic
Equipment Support Region 2, located
at Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
Architecture
Integration
Management
Directorate (Forward)
—Gordon
706-791-7250, DSN 780-7250
Moran Hall, Building 29803
The Architecture Integration Management Directorate (Forward)—Gordon
is a forward positioned extension of
the Architecture Integration and
Management Directorate, Army Capabilities Integration Center, Headquarters, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine
Command, Fort Monroe, Va. The
Architecture Integration and Management Directorate—Gordon is
responsible for producing the Network Transport and Services Operational Architectures for U.S. Army
Training and Doctrine Command and
Signal Center organizations and
capabilities while integrating them
into the larger collective Enterprise
and Organizational Architecture
sets across the Army. Utilizing the
Department of Defense Architecture
Framework, the Architecture Integration and Management Directorate—
Gordon augments the Signal Center’s
responsibility to produce Operational
Architectures and Conceptual Systems Architectures. They perform this
function on the behalf of and under
the direction of the Architecture Integration and Management Directorate,
Fort Monroe, Virginia. The architectures include the current Modular
Force and Future Modular Force
Army organizations and capabilities.
The Architecture Integration and
Management Directorate—Gordon
also provides Network Transport and
Services Mission Area architecture
data input to the U.S. Army Training
and Doctrine Command Core Architecture Data Integrated Environment (CADIE).
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Services & Facilities
Medical Services
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center
www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil
706-787-5811, DSN 773-5811
Building 300
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center’s mission is to
ensure constant readiness in support of the nation’s military forces worldwide by providing quality health care
to its beneficiaries and promoting the health and
wellness of the military family.
It is the regional referral center for military
treatment facilities within the Southeast
Regional Medical Command. The center
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has a wide variety of specialties and
subspecialties. The daily average
workload includes 1,300 outpatient
visits daily, 20 inpatient surgeries,
3,000 prescriptions, 78 inpatients and
243 immunizations. The Fort Gordon/
Augusta community consists of
approximately 54,000 beneficiaries.
This includes active military, their
family members and retirees.
Eisenhower is also an academic
medical center that trains physicians, physician assistants, nurses,
technicians and healthcare administrators. In fact, many of the local community providers have either served
at the center or rotated through
Eisenhower’s doors. Educational programs include five graduate medical
education programs, medical student
rotations, nurse anesthetist course,
phase 2 of the practical nurse course,
phase 2 of the operating room technician course, laboratory and radiology
technician site training and Special
Forces medic clinical rotations.
The Department of Veterans Affairs
and Dwight D. Eisenhower Army
Medical Center have several active
sharing agreements in place for the
provision of medical care and services.
Current initiatives involve actual
dollar reimbursement and exchanged
services. These agreements have
yielded great benefits for both parties
and their beneficiaries. Shared services and direct reimbursement for
services have an estimated value of
$5 million. Eisenhower and Veterans
Affairs continue to build on this
agreement as professional capabilities increase.
Eisenhower has several agreements for the mutual enhancement of
educational opportunities in the
State of Georgia. Professional and
paraprofessional staffs participate
in training opportunities at Eisenhower. The center’s professional staff
also rotates through hospital facilities
in Georgia to gain the broadest educational experience available. Participating hospitals and clinics in
Augusta and throughout the state
include the Medical College of
Georgia, Augusta Regional Medical
Center, Doctors Hospital, Foot and
Ankle Group of Augusta, Memorial
Medical Center (Savannah), Memorial
Children’s Hospital (Savannah), University Hospital, Willingway Hospital
(Statesboro), and Windmere Nursing
Home. Some examples of exchanges
of medical students include rotations in anesthesia nursing, orthopedic training for foot and ankle
treatment, neurosurgery, clinical pastoral training, surgery, psychiatry and
drug and alcohol treatment. The
agreements Eisenhower has in place
help in meeting the mission of
ensuring readiness, providing excellent healthcare and enhanced educational opportunity.
Eisenhower has resource sharing
agreements with Humana Military
Health Services, the Regional
TRICARE Contractor. They provide
approximately 120 nurses, physicians and clerical personnel to
Eisenhower. The vast majority of
support staff is drawn from the local
area and helps to compliment the
961 civilian and 1,109 military
personnel. The partnership with
Humana Military Health Services
assists Eisenhower in reaching out
to local community healthcare network providers when services are
not available within established
access standards for the center’s
beneficiaries. Humana is the coordinating contractor who ensures
healthcare needs are met and
civilian providers are expeditiously
reimbursed for their services.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center is accredited by the Joint
Commission on Accreditation of
Healthcare Organizations.
Schoolhouse—
Graduate and
Professional
Medical Education
Eisenhower Army Medical Center
offers graduate medical education
programs in family practice, internal
medicine, general surgery, oral/maxillofacial surgery, orthopedic surgery
and a transitional internship. Each
year approximately 26 first-year
physicians begin training in Eisenhower programs, for a total class
of approximately 70 residents at
varying levels of specialty training
in graduate medical training during
any given year.
Other professional training programs offered at Eisenhower include
surgical podiatry, health care administration, clinical psychology, anesthesia nursing, and clinical pastoral
education.
The practical nurse program, a
one-year long Phase II level of
didactic and clinical training, graduates approximately 100 practical
nurses each year. These Soldiers are
fully prepared to serve as specialists
in various areas of U.S. Army hospitals and medical centers throughout
the world.
Research
The Department of Clinical Investigation is composed of about 20 dynamic
personnel that support, conduct and
provide regulatory oversight for all
clinical and laboratory based research
at Eisenhower Army Medical Center,
as well as projects being conducted at
other centers throughout the Southeast Regional Medical Command. The
core mission of the Department of
Clinical Investigation is to support
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resident research, but investigations
conducted by Eisenhower staff and
Department of Clinical Investigation
biomedical scientists are also encouraged. The Department of Clinical
Investigation maintains a 12 member
fully accredited investigational review
board for review and approval of clinical studies, laboratory research capabilities in biochemistry, endocrinology,
microbiology, physiology and electron
microscopy and has a complete, fully
accredited animal laboratory facility
with surgical capability. At any given
time, there are usually more than
150 individual research protocols
ongoing in the medical center, most
being conducted by medical, dental
or nursing trainees.
SERMC
Southeast Regional
Medical Command
706-787-1430, DSN 773-1430
The Southeast Regional Medical
Command, Fort Gordon, is a subordinate command of the U. S. Army Medical Command, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. It is a regional command and
control headquarters and oversees
comprehensive medical care and support to numerous installations and
military treatment facilities in the
southeastern United States including
Georgia, South Carolina, Florida,
Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Puerto Rico. The Southeast Regional Medical Command’s
headquarters is co-located on Fort
Gordon with Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army Medical Center, which is the
largest medical facility in the region,
and is the primary source of professional staff for the deployable 249th
General Hospital. Two of the XVIII
Airborne Corps Divisions, the 3rd
Infantry Division (Mechanized) and
the 101st Airborne Division (Air
Assault) are located with the Southeast Regional Medical Command
(Fort Stewart, Ga. and Fort Campbell,
Ky.). The 44th Medical Command of
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the XVIII Airborne Corps has three of
its five deployable hospitals within
the region, the 86th Combat Support
Hospital (Fort Campbell, Ky.), 14th
Field Hospital which is undergoing
an MRI to become a combat support
hospital (Fort Benning, Ga.) and
the 249th General Hospital (Fort
Gordon). The 44th’s 240th Forward
Surgical Team is located at Fort
Stewart. For these deployable medical units plus the 28th CSH (Fort
Bragg, N.C.), the Southeast Regional
Medical Command’s military treatment facilities provide and train professional officer filler system backfill.
One of the key roles of the Southeast Regional Medical Command is
the integration of large numbers of
regional Reserve Component and
National Guard medical assets into
the Army Medical Department health
care system. The Southeast Regional
Medical Command also plays a
unique role in the training of reserve
and guard medical units with the collocation of the Regional Training
Site—Medical at Fort Gordon. This
has led to medical readiness training
initiatives that benefit the total medical force of this region.
As a regional command and control
headquarters, the Southeast Regional
Medical Command provides oversight of the delivery of health care to
Soldiers and beneficiaries at Fort
Benning, Fort Buchanan, Fort Campbell, Fort Gordon, Fort Jackson, Fort
McClellan, Fort McPherson, Fort
Rucker, Fort Stewart, Redstone
Arsenal, Camp Shelby and the
SouthCom Clinic in Miami.
Health and
Wellness Center
706-787-6756, DSN 773-6756
Building 29605
The Health and Wellness Center,
located in Building 29605 next to
Gym 4 on Barnes Avenue, is the central resource for health education
classes, health risk assessments, fitness assessments, health information, community health awareness,
individual and group counseling, preventive health screenings and fitness
programs. Classes are available in
nutrition, smoking cessation, stress
management, low-impact aerobics
and self-care. The center is open to all
active duty military personnel and
their families, retirees and their families, and to Department of Defense
civilians by referral or on a walk-in
basis. The center is open Monday
through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Fisher House
www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/
visitor/fisher.htm
706-787-7100, DSN 773-7100
Building 280
The Zachary and Elizabeth M. Fisher
House serves as a home away from
Fort Gordon
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home for military families of patients
who are currently admitted as inpatients at Dwight David Eisenhower
Army Medical Center or local medical facilities. The Fisher House is a
temporary residence and not a treatment facility, hospice or counseling
center. Health care providers are not
on the Fisher House staff.
The Fisher House has seven individual rooms, all of which include a
full bath. The rooms sleep two to four
guests depending on the room size.
In addition to the individual rooms,
residents share a common living
room, kitchen and laundry area.
There is no smoking in the Fisher
House and all housekeeping is done
by the residents.
The cost to stay at the Fisher
House is $10.00 a night, regardless of
the number of persons staying in
each room. Residents are accepted
on a first-come, first served basis
and reservations are not accepted.
Exceptions to the first-come, first
served basis can be made by the
manager in certain circumstances
(very seriously ill or seriously ill
patients, etc.). When the Fisher
House is full, the Fisher House manager maintains a waiting list of those
who wish to stay.
The manager is available Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For placement into the Fisher House
during non-duty hours (evening,
weekends and holidays) please contact the Administrative Officer of
the Day (AOD) at DDEAMC at
706-787-6019 or 787-6938. If the
Fisher House is full a referral for
the families will need to be made and
the families will be added to the
waiting list. Referrals are done
through social workers of the
medical facility and the AOD at
DDEAMC. Referrals can also be
done through the DDEAMC American Red Cross, Chaplains and the
ward that the patient is admitted on
at Dwight David Eisenhower Army
Medical Center. Referrals may be
faxed to 706-787-5106.
Families are strongly encouraged
to make other lodging arrangements
prior to their arrival in the Augusta
area. This ensures that the families
have a place to stay in the event that
Fisher House is full. For additional
information, visit the following website www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/
visitor/fisher.htm or contact the
Fisher House manager, at 706787-7100.
Advanced Medical
Test Support Center
The Advanced Medical Test Support
Center is a remote office for the
Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center, a subordinate activity of the U.S. Army
Medical Research and Materiel
Command. The Advanced Medical
Test Support Center will assist in
research, development, test and
evaluation oversight and management of Telemedicine and Advanced
Technology Research Center projects in clinical telemedicine, distance
learning, medical information management/information technology and
other prototypes, as required. This
includes many phases in the life
cycle: management of research,
oversight of development of prototypes, lab testing and skilled medical user demonstrations to refine
requirements. It also includes providing support to Telemedicine and
Advanced Technology Research
Center-funded principal investigators in the testing of prototypes
seeking to enhance their clinical
usability and commercialization
potential.
The Advanced Medical Test
Support Center maintains a collaborative relationship with Battle Command Battle Lab, the Regional
Training Site—Medical, Eisenhower
Army Medical Center, U.S. Army
Signal Center and the Southeast
Regional Medical Command which
are all co-located on Fort Gordon.
Dental Services
www.semhs.amedd.army.mil/serdc/
gordon_dentac/default.htm
706-787-5738, 787-6105
DSN 773-5738
Building 38717
Fort Gordon is the location of the
headquarters for the Southeast
Regional Dental Command and U.S.
Army Dental Activity, Fort Gordon.
Both activities are located in
Building 38717 on 38th Street and
Academic Avenue.
The Southeast Regional Dental
Command provides operational guidance and staff oversight for subordinate U.S. Army Dental Activities/U.S.
Army Dental Clinic Commands at
Fort Benning, Fort Campbell, Fort
Jackson, Fort Stewart, Fort Rucker,
Fort McPherson and Fort Gordon.
Collectively the Southeast Regional
Dental Command is charged with
responsibility for the dental readiness and well being of military personnel. The U.S. Army Dental
Activity, Fort Gordon provides comprehensive dental care at three
dental clinic locations.
Snyder Dental Clinic is on the
corner of Brainard Avenue and 25th
Street. Active duty military should
report during the hours of 7:30 to
9:30 a.m. for sick call or annual
examinations. 787-7050/787-6265.
Tingay Dental Clinic, near Eisenhower Army Medical Center in
Building 320, provides specialty care
by referral in periodontics, endodontics and prosthodontics. 787-5102.
The Hospital Dental Clinic, first
floor of Eisenhower Army Medical
Center, provides oral and maxillofacial surgery by referral. Military personnel assigned to Eisenhower Army
Medical Center, U.S. Army Dental
Activity and U.S. Army Dental Laboratory receive their dental care at
this location. 787-5322.
Emergency care is provided after
duty hours, weekends and holidays.
Patients should call the Emergency
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The Dental Materials Research Division conducts applied research on all
types of dental materials used in
clinical dentistry and materials in
field dental units attached to
deploying forces. This division also
supports residency training and
other dental personnel in research
and continuing education pursuits.
Veterinary Services
706-787-7841, DSN 773-7841
Building 38801-C
Room, 787-5222 or 787-6727. The
Emergency Room staff will provide
information and further instructions
if needed.
The Fort Gordon Dental Activity
has post-graduate training programs
in the specialties of endodontics, oral
and maxillofacial surgery, periodontics, and prosthodontics. More specialty residents are trained at Fort
Gordon than at any other Army post.
The teaching faculty at Fort Gordon
consults throughout the United
States and overseas. Fort Gordon is
the site for several continuing education specialty short courses sponsored by the Office of the Surgeon
General. Military dentists worldwide
and local civilian dentists attend
these short courses.
Anyone having questions on the
availability of dental care should call
787-5738 or 787-5176.
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U.S. Army
Dental Laboratory
706-787-6301, DSN 773-6301
Building 322
The U.S. Army Dental Laboratory
was established at Fort Gordon on
April 20, 1979. The Dental Lab,
located near Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Building 322, is the
only large production dental laboratory in the Army.
The mission of the laboratory is to
plan, conduct, supervise and perform
dental prosthetic and orthodontic
laboratory services for oral health
organizations in the federal services.
In addition to high quality and
timely laboratory services, the
Dental Lab also provides training
and educational programs for dental
officers and laboratory technicians.
Fort Gordon is the location of the
Headquarters, Southeast Regional
Veterinary Command, Building
38801-C and the Veterinary Treatment Facility, Building 500. The
Southeast
Regional
Veterinary
Command provides operational guidance for three District Veterinary
Commands at Fort Stewart, Ga.; Fort
Rucker, Ala. and Fort Campbell, Ky.
The overall mission is to provide the
complete spectrum of authorized veterinary services to all Defense
Department agencies within the
assigned southeastern sector of the
United States, Central and South
America and the Caribbean Basin.
The mission also includes integration
of regional reserve component elements into the southeastern veterinary force structure and deployment
of trained and ready veterinary personnel in support of worldwide contingency operations as may be
directed by higher headquarters.
Veterinary
Treatment Facility
www.fortgordon.com/vet.htm
706-787-7375, 787-3815
DSN 780-7375
Building 500
Register pets with the Fort Gordon
Veterinary Clinic by personally
bringing a copy of the pet’s vaccination record to Building S-500, North
Range Road. According to Fort
Fort Gordon
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Gordon Regulation 40-6, Animal
Care and Control, this must be done
within ten days of signing for government housing or obtaining the
pet. Also, make sure to ask housing
about their requirements. All dogs,
cats, horses and ferrets that are
three months or older must be registered. A Fort Gordon rabies identification tag will be issued for those
animals residing on post.
Services are available to all active
duty members and their dependents, retirees and reservists who
have valid Department of Defense
identification cards and are enrolled
in the defense enrollment eligibility
reporting system. Reservists must
be on active duty orders. A fee of
$2.00 is applied to each cash register
transaction.
The Veterinary Treatment Facility’s
mission focuses on diseases that are
transmissible from animal to man.
Diseases that do not fall into this category will generally be referred off
post for treatment. Please call the
office for guidance.
Services provided include health
certificates, vaccinations, heartworm
testing and preventives, fecal testing
and deworming, feline leukemia and
feline immunodeficiency virus testing
and microchip ID implantation. Stray
animal adoptions are available for a
nominal fee. Sick call appointments
for minor problems are also available.
Call to set up an appointment for any
of the above services.
Hours of operation are Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., for
product sales. Regular clinic appointments for vaccinations and sick
call are seen on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Additional clinic days
are often offered, but depend on
the veterinarian’s availability. The
facility also routinely offers one Saturday morning and one Friday
evening clinic per month. Call for
dates and times.
As a precaution, it is recommended
customers make arrangements for
children to be watched at home. The
waiting area is small which may put
children at risk. If child care is an
issue, please contact the Veterinary
Treatment Facility’s staff for additional guidance.
Support and
Services
Defense Military
Pay Office
www.gordon.army.mil/finance
706-791-4826, DSN 780-4826
The Fort Gordon Defense Military
Pay Office is located in the Soldier
Service Center, Darling Hall, Building
33720. The Defense Military Pay
Office consists of four teams, which
employ approximately 25 civilian and
military technicians in the areas of
military pay, travel, administration
and disbursing.
The Defense Military Pay Office’s
mission is to sustain Army joint
and combined operations by providing continuous military pay
service to customers in a timely and
efficient manner.
Individual support includes military pay entitlements for assigned
personnel and their families consisting of prompt and courteous
service in the processing of all customer-initiated work. This includes
payments, transitions, in and out
processing, permanent change of station travel payments, pay transaction input for military pay accounts
and distribution of the monthly net
pay advice, leave and earnings statement and a newsletter.
Organizational support includes
all assigned Fort Gordon activities
and units in addition to three tenant
activities, Dwight David Eisenhower
Army Medical Center, the 513th Military Intelligence Brigade and the
93rd Signal Brigade.
Red Cross
www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/
visitor/volunteer/redcross.htm
706-787-6311, DSN 780-6311
Building 300
The American Red Cross at Fort
Gordon, located in the hospital, provides 24-hour service to active duty
military personnel and their families.
Services provided are in the areas of
emergency communications, counseling concerning personal or family
problems, financial assistance and
referral to other agencies. The Red
Cross also has a large volunteer program in the Eisenhower Army
Medical Center and throughout the
installation. Volunteers serve as
receptionists, clerical staff, chaperones, nurse aides, caseworkers,
administrative assistants and instructors in health and safety. During
the summer, young people between
the ages of 14 and 18 donate thousands of hours of service through
the Red Cross.
Legal Services
www.gordon.army.mil/osja/osja.htm
706-791-7812, 791-3630, 791-3666,
791-3148, DSN 780-XXXX
Winship Hall, Building 29718
The Fort Gordon Claims and Legal
Assistance Divisions of the Office of
the Staff Judge Advocate and the
Trial Defense Service Office are
here to serve you and your family’s
legal needs. All legal services are
centrally located in Winship Hall,
Building 29718, on B Street.
The Legal Assistance Office plays
a major role in enhancing the
quality of life for all military, retirees
and their family members. Legal
services are designed to fit the needs
and circumstances of the individual.
These personal legal services are
confidential and at no charge to eligible persons. Appointments can be
made by calling 791-7812 or by
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visiting the office 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday through Friday (Thursdays
until 3 p.m.). The Legal Assistance
Office also provides a walk-in service
on Tuesdays from 7:30 to 11 a.m.
Notary services, powers of attorney,
attorney referral, tax, wills and
immigration forms are all available
on a walk-in basis any time the office
is open. Other legal assistance, such
as domestic relations, consumer
issues and contract disputes, is
available on an appointment basis.
Free electronic tax filing is available
every year between January and
April. 791-7812.
The Claims Office accepts DD
1840s and claims on a walk-in basis
Monday through Friday between
8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
and 3 p.m. You have 70 days from the
date of delivery of your household
goods to write down any missing or
damaged items on the pink DD Form
1840R you received at the time of
delivery and turn it in to the Claims
Office. If you do not report an item
within 70 days, you will not be paid
for that item.
A claims specialist reviews each
claim for completeness when it is
accepted. When the claim is evaluated, you will receive a letter notifying you of the amount of the
award. If you desire an appointment to turn in a claim, please call
the Claims Office at 791-3630. For
more detailed information and
forms, go to the Claims website at
www.gordon.army.mil/osja/cl.htm.
The U.S. Army Trial Defense Service, Fort Gordon Field Office, provides advice and representation to
Soldiers under investigation (suspects) and to those facing adverse
actions, to include courts-martial, nonjudicial punishment (Article 15) and
administrative separations. Military
personnel pending non-judicial punishment or administrative separation
will normally be seen on an appointment basis only, and on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings. Soldiers suspected of committing an offense, under
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investigation or pending court-martial
charges can call or walk-in and will be
seen as soon as possible. Appointments are made by calling the
Trial Defense Service Field Office at
791-3666 or 791-7334.
The U.S. Army Trial Judiciary’s
Second Judicial Circuit is headquartered in Winship Hall, where
the offices of the Chief Circuit
Judge and Clerk of Court are
located. The Chief Circuit Judge
supervises the provision of judicial
services for all Army installations
located in the Southeastern United
States and presides over courtsmartial at Forts Gordon, Jackson
and Stewart.
In addition to Claims, Legal Assistance and Trial Defense Services, the
Office of the Staff Judge Advocate
has a Criminal Law Division and
Administrative Law Division which
advise the command on a variety of
installation legal issues. Questions
or comments about legal services
may be directed to the Staff Judge
Advocate at 791-3148.
Training
Support Center
www.gordon.army.mil/m-vic/
706-791-3040, DSN 780-3040
Nelson Hall, Building 29801
The Training Support Center serves
as the Fort Gordon and assigned geographic region executor of training
device production and policy. One of
the Army’s largest regional standard
Department of the Army device
production facilities, the Training
Support Center manages, designs
and fabricates training aids, devices
and self help media in support
of Signal training and Department
of the Army training mission
requirements.
The Training Support Center
operates Alexander Hall and Olmstead Hall for all major Fort
Gordon conferences, symposiums,
graduations and command programs. The Training Support
Center operates the installation
video teleconferencing facility. The
Training Support Center is the
installation property book manager
and approval authority for all audiovisual and visual information equipment purchases and training devices.
The Training Support Center is the
only full service authorized photo
facility on Fort Gordon and provides
support to all Fort Gordon military
personnel for their official file
photographs. The Training Support
Center office and work order reception area is located in Room 110,
Nelson Hall, Building 29801, on
Chamberlain Avenue. Hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
Protocol Office
706-791-0022, DSN 780-0022
The Protocol Office, located on the
tenth floor of Signal Towers, Building
29808, on Chamberlain Avenue, provides support and coordination for visiting dignitaries to the Signal Center.
The Protocol Office provides for the
coordination of billeting, messing,
transportation, and itinerary planning for visiting dignitaries, Colonel
and above, or civilian equivalents,
both American and foreign. The Fort
Gordon Protocol Office advises and
assists the command group staff and
commanders on the etiquette and
social customs relative to formal courtesies, ceremonies, and entertainment
in accordance with pertinent regulations and directives of this and higher
headquarters. The office formulates
plans for the administration and conduct of all official visits to the Signal
Center and Fort Gordon.
In addition, the Protocol Office provides support during all command
sponsored conferences and meetings
as directed by the Chief of Staff. The
Protocol Office is also responsible for
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the coordination of administrative
matters, logistical and maintenance
requirements, transportation for
attendees, billeting arrangements,
printing requirements, reservation of
buildings, security coordination and
the conduct of social functions associated with these conferences.
The Fort Gordon community hosts
in excess of 500 distinguished visitors
and approximately 100 ceremonies
each year and the Protocol Office is
constantly involved in meeting the
needs of each. To request assistance or
information, call the Protocol Office at
706-791-0022, 791-3541 or 791-0023.
Public Affairs Office
www.gordon.army.mil/pao
706-791-7003, DSN 780-7003
Nelson Hall, Building 29801
The Public Affairs Office, located on
the second floor of Nelson Hall,
Building 29801, on Chamberlain
Avenue, conducts command information, media relations and community
relations programs in support of Fort
Gordon’s Senior Mission Command,
the Signal Center, Garrison Command and all other mission partners
located on the installation.
Fort Gordon’s newspaper, The
Signal, is published every Friday in
the interest of all military and civilian
employees, retirees and their families
served by Fort Gordon. The Signal
provides readers with news, sports,
feature stories and up-to-date information on post and Army-wide events.
To publish news and information, call
the Public Affairs Office at 791-7003,
791-7069 or 791-6844. Fort Gordon
news releases, as well as The Signal’s
newspaper issues are featured on the
Web at: www.gordon.army.mil/pao.
Post Office
706-790-3651
Building 36202
The Fort Gordon branch of the
Augusta Post Office is located in
Building 36202 at 36th Street and
3rd Avenue. Hours of operation are
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.
Directorate of
Emergency Services
www.gordon.army.mil/dps
706-791-2572, DSN 780-2572
The director’s office of the Directorate
of Emergency Services is located in
Room 307, Darling Hall, Building
33720, on Chamberlain Avenue at
Rice Road. The Directorate of Emergency Services consolidated law
enforcement services (patrol operations, investigative activities, military working dog, police, physical
security and game warden), fire and
emergency services, radiation safety
and force protection functions into
one directorate.
Your concerns are our concerns.
Working together we have made our
community a safe and enjoyable
place to live and work.
Police/Provost
Marshal Division
www.gordon.army.mil/dps/led
706-791-4540, 791-9289
DSN 780-4540
Building 29717
The Police/Provost Marshal Division
Military Police Desk in Building
29717 on B Street, adjacent to Connelly Health Clinic, is manned 24
hours a day; the telephone numbers
are 791-4380, 791-4537 or 791-2681.
The Police/Provost Marshal Division
is comprised of uniformed patrol
forces (Military Police and Department of the Army Civilian Police),
including a bicycle patrol, a traffic
accident investigation section, a
drug suppression team, investigations
section, working dog section, AWOL
apprehension, court liaison section, a
special reaction team, physical security and a game warden section.
Each section has a combined mission
of using proactive initiatives to
solicit every community member’s
assistance in reducing crime. Additionally the Police/Provost Marshal
maintains liaison with all local,
county and federal police agencies
within 47 Central Savannah River
Area counties of Georgia and South
Carolina.
Fire and Emergency
Services Division
www.gordon.army.mil/dps/fire
706-791-1204, 791-4141
DSN 780-1204
Fort Gordon’s Fire and Emergency
Services Division provides aggressive, customer oriented services to
the post. Services include Fire
Prevention (791-1204 or 791-1205)
and Fire Operations (791-4141 or
791-2445). The Fire Prevention staff
provides fire safety education,
ensuring life safety and fire protection requirements are addressed for
all construction and/or renovation
projects on all facilities. They also
conduct fire inspections along with
an array of other fire prevention
services. The Fire Operations office
provides fire suppression services by
a well trained, well equipped, full
time staff of professional firefighters. The Fire Operations office
also responds to medical emergencies, hazardous material incidents,
public education, displays of fire
apparatus and rescue equipment
and a multitude of other services.
Together the Fire Operations and
Fire Prevention offices are a metamorphosis evolving as the Fort
Gordon Fire Department, safeguarding the Fort Gordon public
from the possibility of all fire hazards and emergencies.
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Installation
Safety Office
www.gordon.army.mil/safety
706-791-SAFE, DSN 780-7233
The Installation Safety Office
manages the command’s safety program to ensure conservation of military and civilian resources against
accidental loss. The Installation
Safety Office establishes policies
and manages the occupational
safety and health program and the
radiation protection program under
the Nuclear Regulatory Commission throughout the Signal Regiment. Staff members provide safety
awareness education classes, conduct inspections of all facilities
including in-home child care centers, new construction, outdoor
recreation, troop and tactical, and
range activities, and coordinate
training for the Motorcycle Safety
Course and the Army Driver
Improvement Program.
Directorate of
Contracting
www.gordon.army.mil/doc
706-791-1800, DSN 780-1800
Winship Hall, Building 29718
The Fort Gordon Directorate of Contracting, U.S. Army Contracting
Agency Southern Region, located in
Building 29718, is responsible for the
solicitation and award of contracts for
supplies, equipment and services that
support daily operation of Fort
Gordon activities. Included are contracts for commercial and industrial
equipment, maintenance services,
building repair and utility services.
This office also issues government
purchase cards to individuals within
other Fort Gordon activities for
making buys up to $2,500 for miscellaneous items such as office and
administrative supplies. The Southeast Regional Contracting Office of
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the U.S. Army Medical Command
Health Care Acquisition Activity is
located in Building 39706 at Fort
Gordon. This office contracts for
medical supplies, equipment and
services for the Eisenhower Army
Medical Center and other Army
hospitals in the region. Contracting
for mission requirements related to
Signal Center training and doctrine
development, combat developmen
ts and battle lab technical support
is the responsibility of the U.S. Army
Contracting Agency Northern Region
Contracting Center (http://www.
aca-nrcc.eustis.army.mil) at Fort
Eustis, Va. Other supply sources for
Fort Gordon activities include General Services Administration supply
depots, the Defense Logistics Agency
and other military depots.
Civilian Employment
www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm
706-791-6382, DSN 780-6382
A variety of civilian employment
information is available at Fort
Gordon’s One-Stop Employment
Information Center, located in the
Civilian Personnel Advisory Center,
Darling Hall, Building 33720. In
addition to providing information
about federal employment opportunities at Fort Gordon, the center also
has information about nonappropriated fund employment, certain private sector employment and federal
jobs at other locations.
The One-Stop Employment Information Center is open to the public
from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday
through Thursday and 8 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. Friday. Civilian employment information is available on
the Fort Gordon web site at
www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm.
Scroll down until you find the
“Jobs” category link then make
your selection. Print the announcement and follow the application
instructions.
Equal Employment
Opportunity Office
www.gordon.army.mil/garrfp/sites/
directorates/eeo.asp
706-791-4551, DSN 780-4551
The Equal Employment Opportunity
(EEO) Office administers an EEO
program that enables and assists our
customers in creating and sustaining
a discrimination-free environment
for current civilian employees as well
as applicants for employment. Key
features of the EEO program include
timely processing of complaints,
affirmative action, special emphasis
program management, and training
and education. A Web page is
available and provides pertinent
information regarding all aspects of
the Garrison EEO program. Web
address is www.gordon.army.mil/
garrfp/sites/directorates/eeo.asp.
Military Personnel
Services Division
www.gordon.army.mil/MPD/
default.htm
706-791-2914, DSN 780-2914
The Military Personnel Services
Division is located in Building 33720,
Soldier Service Center, Darling Hall.
The Military Personnel Division’s
mission is to manage Soldier programs and provide direct military
personnel service to all assigned and
attached units and mission partners
on the installation and provide military personnel support service to all
family members and retirees in the
Fort Gordon area. Services include
in and out processing assignments
and utilization strength accountability, records maintenance, promotions, evaluations, identification
cards/defense enrollment eligibility
reporting system, casualty and mortuary affairs, transition service,
retirement, congressional inquiries,
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military awards and decorations and
other military personnel service.
Army Career and
Alumni Program
www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/acap/
acap.htm
706-791-7356, DSN 780-7356
Building 33800
The Army Career and Alumni Program is the umbrella that integrates
all available federal and local activities for personnel being separated
from government service.
Designed to provide a complete
package of services and benefits for
transitioning active duty, Reserve,
National Guard and civilian personnel, the Army Career and Alumni
Program’s primary purpose is to
ensure that Army personnel are
transitioned in a caring, organized
and disciplined manner.
The Army Career and Alumni
Program will assist transitioning
personnel and their families by
identifying their needs and provide
assistance in meeting those needs.
The Army Career and Alumni Program is located in Building 33800 on
Rice Road.
Army Substance
Abuse Program
www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/aldrug/
default.html
706-791-3674, 791-3437
DSN 780-3674
Building 38702
The Army Substance Abuse Program’s mission is to provide a wide
variety of services both clinical and
non-clinical for active duty and
retired military, National Guard,
reserve, their family members and
Department of the Army civilian
employees and their family members.
Non-clinical services are located at
202 7th Avenue, Building 38702 on the
corner of 7th Avenue and 39th Street.
The operational hours are Monday
through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. For additional information, call
791-3674 or 791-3437.
Services for active duty, Reserve
Components and National Guard
units consist of: quality assurance
for substance abuse collection and
testing; substance abuse education;
unit prevention leader training and
certification; alcohol and drug abuse
prevention training; community
awareness programs and campaigns,
and commander’s orientation.
Employee Assistance Program
services for Department of the Army
civilians, military retirees and family
members are conducted on a strictly
confidential basis and consist of:
crisis intervention; screening/assessment and short-term counseling;
referral for treatment and rehabilitation; follow-up services to assist
employees’ readjustment to their
jobs, training and education for
supervisors and employees about
alcohol and other drugs; training and
consultation for supervisors on how
and when to make proper use of the
Employee Assistance Program services, and community awareness programs and campaigns.
Clinical services are located in the
hospital on the 12th floor west wing.
The operational hours are Monday
through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. Emergencies after duty
hours or weekends are screened in
the emergency room at Eisenhower
Army Medical Center. For additional information, call 787-3673 or
787-5329.
The Army Substance Abuse Program clinical component is a comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation
treatment program designed to treat
patients identified with substance
abuse problems. Patients may also
be referred for detoxification and
intensive partial hospitalization and
treatment when warranted.
Clinical Army Substance Abuse Program services are provided primarily
to active duty military personnel
and civilian employees. Retirees and
family members of eligible personnel
are screened and provided with information and referrals to other local
resources. Personnel can be seen
through self-identification, command,
medical, biochemical identification or
investigation and/or apprehension.
Education and
Services Division
www.gordon.army.mil/aces
706-791-2000, 706-791-3622
DSN 780-2000
Building 21606
The Education and Services Division
promotes life-long learning opportunities using Army Continuing Education Programs and Services that
enable professional development and
retention. The programs and services delivered enhance personal
growth, professional development,
and readiness of the US Army and
Fort Gordon.
Individuals seeking education counseling, in/out processing, DANTES
(Defense for Non-Traditional Education Services) and APT (Army Personnel Testing) Test, enrollment in a
variety of education programs and
services are encouraged to visit an
education counselor in Building 21606
on Barnes Avenue. In addition to
active duty personnel, the Education and Services Division serves
their family members, retirees,
reservists and Department of the
Army civilians.
The Multi-Use Learning Facility
(MLF) most often referred to as
“The Learning Center,” is also
located in Building 21606. The
MLF provides a full extension of
web based information, programs
and services to Soldiers, family
members and Department of the
Army Civilians.
The Test and Evaluation (T&E)
Branch of the Education and Services
Division is located in Building 25602
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on Barnes Avenue. The T&E facility
provides efficient and accessible proctored examinations, DANTES, APT
and Colleges/Universities (eArmyU/
e-course, Distance Learning) test
environment, by appointment, in a
secure and conducive location.
For more information on programs
and services such as Basic Skills
Education, eArmyU, Tuition Assistance or the on-post college program, contact the Education Center,
Monday and Tuesday, 7:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. to
noon; and Thursday and Friday,
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 706-791-2000
or 706-791-3622.
Resident
Collegiate Programs
www.gordon.army.mil/
aces/college.htm
706-791-2000, 706-791-3622
DSN 780-2000
Building 21606
Fort Gordon’s on post colleges and
universities offer an array of educational opportunities. Visit the Education Center in Building 21606 on
Barnes Avenue for information on
the following collegiate institutions
and their programs:
Georgia Military College, 706791-5159. Associate Degree Programs
in General Studies, Business Administration, Pre-Nursing, Management,
Communications Electronics Technology/Management, Criminal Justice and Data Processing.
Brenau University, 706-793-7646.
Baccalaureate Degrees in General
Studies, Public Administration, Conservation Law Enforcement and
Criminal Justice.
Paine College, 706-791-7979.
Baccalaureate Degrees in Business
Administration, Education and
Sociology.
Southern Illinois University, 706791-2985. Baccalaureate Degrees in
Electronics Management and Health
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Care Management.
Central Michigan University,
706-798-5739. Master of Science
Degree in Administration with a
concentration in Health Services
Administration.
Troy State University, 706772-2720. Associate Degree Program
in Computer Science, Baccalaureate
Degrees in Computer Science and
Political Science, Master of Business
Administration with a concentration
in Information Systems and a
Master of Education with concentrations in Counseling and Psychology,
Criminal Justice, English, Foundations of Education, Higher Education
Administration, History and Instructional Technology.
Augusta Technical College, 706791-7755. Various Certificate and
Diploma programs are offered based
on interest and enrollment. Georgia
residents and/or service members
and their adult family members stationed at an installation in Georgia
can receive the Georgia HOPE
Grant to fund their certificate and
diploma programs.
University of Maryland University
College, 706-207-1407. Various Certificate and Diploma programs are
offered through on-line studies.
Integrated Training
Area Management
www.gordon.army.mil/dptm/
Range%20Control.htm
706-791-5008, 791-9935
DSN 780-5008
Building 482
The Integrated Training Area Management Program, operated by the
Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security, is responsible
for providing technical expertise to
manage Fort Gordon’s training
lands. The intent of the Integrated
Training Area Management Program
is to provide training land management capability across the total
Army. It is also an essential part of
the Army’s commitment to environmental stewardship. The effective
integration of stewardship principles
into training land management practices ensures that the Army’s lands
remain viable to support future
training and mission requirements
indefinitely.
Personnel include the Integrated
Training Area Management Program coordinator and a Geographical Information System Analyst
stationed at Range Control, located
in Building 482 on Range Road.
The Integrated Training Area Management office provides and coordinates military support for use of
the training areas, including map
production, assistance with environmental checklists required for
tenant and non-tenant unit training
activities and educational awareness
about Fort Gordon’s natural and cultural resources.
Directorate of Public
Works and Logistics
installation/pw.asp
706-791-2675, 791-4241
DSN 780-2675
The Directorate of Public Works and
Logistics provides the full spectrum
of services associated with facility
and utility operations and maintenance, logistics operations, and environmental stewardship necessary for
readiness and quality of life of the
residents, units and activities on Fort
Gordon. The Directorate of Public
Works and Logistics supervises base
operations contractors who maintain
and repair facility and utility systems, including family and unaccompanied personnel housing—as well
as ensuring compliance with state
and federal environmental statutes
regarding air, land, and water quality.
It also manages the installation’s
land management, forestry, and
fish and wildlife programs. The
directorate’s logistics staff oversees
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maintenance, supply and services,
food service, and transportation operations that support both deployable
and non-deployable tenants.
Public Works Division oversees
the operations and maintenance of
the infrastructure including both
government and privatized utility
services. Additionally, the Public
Works Division manages repair and
new construction efforts through
the garrison’s annual work plan
and military construction programs. Maintenance and repair
requests valued at less than $2,000
may be performed by service order,
while those exceeding $2,000 must
be formally submitted on a Department of the Army Form 4283 or
work order, which is available on
the directorate’s webpage. Signature cards (Department of Defense
Forms 577) for unit designees
authorized to sign requests must
be current in the Directorate of
Public Works and Logistics’ files.
Requestors will be asked for the
Department of the Army Form 4283
project number when calling to
inquire about the status of a work
order. Service order desk can be
reached at 791-5520.
Gordon community and various
local, state and federal regulatory
agencies and also provides environmental technical assistance and education to units and activities involved
with hazardous materials, construction projects, endangered species or
other environmental issues. It also
oversees the post operations contractor in environmental effects and
compliance and provides forest fire
protection. The staff at the Environmental Branch can be reached at
791-2403, 791-6481 or 791-2397
during duty hours.
During non-duty hours and for
emergencies, an answering machine
is available by dialing 791-4286
or fax 791-8245. All messages will
be promptly returned. Individuals may contact the Chief,
Environmental Branch by email to:
[email protected]. All messages will be answered.
Additionally, a Web page is available and provides current, pertinent
information, training schedules and
compliance guidance. Web address:
directorates/dpwl.asp.
Army & Air Force
Exchange
www.aafes.com/index.html
706-793-7171
Building 38200
There are Army and Air Force
Exchange System facilities located
throughout Fort Gordon to serve the
military and their families. In addition to retail and food facilities, the
Post Exchange and PXtra include
barber shops, beauty shops, laundry
and dry cleaners, a washateria, car
wash, shoe repair, flower shop, car
rental, optical shop, specialty shop
and Hospital Pharmacy Annex. Other
Post Exchange activities include two
self-service gas stations and three
mobile snack wagons. 706-793-7171.
Fort Gordon’s Class Six Store offers
an exciting array of alcoholic and
non-alcoholic beverages as well as a
large variety of unique collectibles.
The Class Six Store is located in
Building 31300 on 3rd Avenue and
31st Street. Patronage is restricted
to active duty and retired military
personnel, their family members and
Environmental Branch
directorates/dpwl.asp
706-791-2403, 791-6481
DSN 780-2403
Building 14500
Fort Gordon’s Environmental Branch
is located in Building 14500. The
Environmental Branch is responsible
for all aspects of the installation’s
environmental, natural and cultural
resources compliance and program
management, including Fish and
Wildlife, Forestry, Pest Management
and Planning, Land, Water, Cultural
and Archaeological Resources and
Environmental Services. The office
acts as a liaison between the Fort
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reserve and National Guard personnel on extended active duty for 72
hours or more. 791-4488.
Commissary Store
www.commissaries.com
706-791-3718
Building 37200
Fort Gordon has a modern commissary for use by active duty and
retired military personnel, reservists,
National Guard and their family
members, in accordance with military
regulations. The commissary store is
located in Building 37200 on the 3rd
Avenue by-pass.
Carlson
Wagonlit Travel
706-798-0990
Carlson Wagonlit Travel officially
began servicing the official travel
needs of U.S. Army and government
personnel at Fort Gordon on March
27, 1995.
The Official Travel Office is
located in Room 117, Darling Hall,
Building 33720. Hours of operation
are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday. The reservation
telephone number is 706-798-0990.
Aladdin Travel
706-771-0089
Building 36200
Aladdin Travel is ready to serve all
your leisure travel needs. Aladdin
Travel opened on post Nov. 15, 2002
and is located in the bus station,
Building 36200, on 36th Street near
the post office and bank.
Military discount attraction tickets
to Six Flags, Carowinds, Florida and
Virginia area attractions and local
area venues are available. Aladdin
Travel is open Monday through
Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The telephone
number is 706-771-0089.
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Religious
Support
www.gordon.army.mil/chaplain
706-791-4683, 791-5653
DSN 780-XXXX
Building 29601
Fort Gordon’s military religious program offers many spiritually oriented
activities for families and single
service members alike. Worship services for many faiths, Bible study
groups, music programs and retreat
ministries are only a few of the activities available to Fort Gordon’s military family members and civilian
employees. For additional information, call the Religious Support Office
on Barnes Avenue at 706-791-4683.
Protestant
Sunday School classes are held each
week for all age groups. Collective
Protestant worship services are
offered Sundays in Fort Gordon’s
three chapels and at the hospital.
Denominational services are provided on a regular basis and are
announced in The Signal newspaper.
Special groups such as the Protestant Women of the Chapel, Protestant Men of the Chapel and
Protestant Youth Ministry meet regularly and sponsor a wide variety of
programs and activities.
Catholic
Masses are held each weekday
and on Saturdays and Sundays at
various times at the Hospital and
Good Shepherd Chapel.
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes are given weekly from
September through May, and Rite of
Christian Initiation for Adults begin
in September. Catholic organizations
offer unique fellowship and worship
opportunities including the Catholic
Youth Organization, Military Council
of Catholic Women, Catholic Men
of the Chapel and TEC—Troops
Encounter Christ, a retreat for military personnel. For additional information, call the Good Shepherd
Chapel at 706-791-2945.
Jewish
For more information, call
706-791-6109.
Muslim
Muslim worship and education are
held each week at the Muslim
Activity Center, Building 38804, on
Academic Drive. For more information, call 706-772-4313 and leave a
message.
Denominational
Services
Some denominational services are
conducted on post. For additional
information, call the Religious Support Office at 706-791-4683. Religious services off post are listed in
the local yellow pages and in The
Signal newspaper.
Religious
Education Programs
Many faith development programs
are offered and resources are available for loan through the Religious
Education Center with its Resource
Library and Media Center.
Programs include Sunday classes
for all ages (children, youth and
adults), various weekday and evening
Bible and spiritual growth study
groups for Soldiers and other adults,
youth groups and children’s groups.
Special summer programs include
two joint Catholic and Protestant
opportunities. The “Vacation Bible
School” is for pre-school and elementary children. It features singing,
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Bible stories, crafts and games—all
designed to work together for fun
and spiritual growth in the children.
The “Fun in the Sun” is a day-camp
type program for teens. It features
mornings of active, faith growth
experiences followed by afternoons of
recreation.
For more information, call the
Religious Education Center at 706791-4703.
Other Special Services
and Ministries
Single service members can participate in a variety of programs tailored
to meet their needs, such as troop
discussion groups and retreats.
Other ministries include both
Catholic and Protestant premarital
instruction, retreats of all types and
both contemporary and traditional
musical programs.
Fort Gordon’s Family Life Center
offers a well-rounded program of
family and marriage enrichment
seminars, couples’ growth groups and
workshops on communication skills
and parent-child relationships.
For more information on all religious activities at Fort Gordon,
including dates, times, locations and
further details concerning the various
programs and services offered, consult
your unit chaplain or call the Religious Support Office at 706-791-4683.
provide both active duty and retired
military families with a centrally
located and unit-based responsive
source of information and assistance in solving problems. The program functions as an expansive
social service network for the military community. At Fort Gordon,
Army Community Service is located
in Darling Hall, Building 33720, at
the corner of Chamberlain Avenue
and Kilbourne Street.
Relocation Readiness
706-791-4181, 791-3579
Relocation readiness assists and
supports military personnel and
their families during their moves
from one military community to
another. Welcome packets and electronic network information from
Fort Gordon and other military
installations all over the world are
available. Basic household goods
are made accessible to relocating
families through the loan closet.
Newcomer orientations help families settle in to the local area. Our
welcome center in Darling Hall provides computer access, local information and general relocation
counseling.
Financial Readiness
706-791-3579, 791-7878
Community
Services
Army
Community Service
Toll Free 1-877-310-5741
www.gordon.army.mil/acs
706-791-3579, DSN 780-3579
Army Community Service is a
worldwide program designed to
Financial readiness uses educational
literature, classroom instruction and
online curriculum to increase the
financial management skills and
consumer awareness of service members and their families. Classes are
available weekly at the Family Outreach Center as well as at units by
request and include topics such as
budgeting, checkbook management,
basic investing, credit reports and
scoring, identify theft, insurance, and
planning for large purchases such as
a car or home.
Army
Emergency Relief
706-791-3579, 791-3371
For those active duty or retired Soldiers and their family members who
find themselves in an unexpected
emergency crisis, the Army Emergency Relief (AER) program stands
ready to assist them. The program
also provides assistance to spouses
and orphans of deceased service
members. Active duty personnel
assigned to Fort Gordon must complete a DA Form 1103, obtain the
unit first sergeant or commander’s
recommendation signature, and contact an Army Emergency Relief counselor for assistance.
Mobilization and
Deployment Services
706-791-3579, 791-0795
Mobilization and Deployment Services include Family Readiness Group
training for unit and community
level, Rear Detachment Commander
training and Redeployment and
Reunion training. Army Community
Service provides information at Soldier Readiness Processing events
and during pre/post-deployment
briefings. During times of major
deployments, natural disasters or
emergencies requiring mass care,
Army Community Service manages
the Family Assistance Center.
Employment
Readiness Program
706-791-3579, 791-0795
The Employment Readiness Program provides family members of
active duty, separating or retiring
military personnel with information
and assistance regarding employment opportunities in the surrounding area. Services include a job
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bank of available job opportunities,
individual counseling, workshops
and resume assistance. Information
about the Army Spouse Employment
Partnership for spouses pursuing
careers with some of our corporate
partners is also available.
Family
Advocacy Program
706-791-3579, 791-6632
Sexual Assault Hotline 706-791-6297
The Family Advocacy Program is
dedicated to prevention, prompt
reporting, intervention and treatment of child and spouse maltreatment and sexual assault.
The
program is dedicated to enhancing
the quality of life for military and
family members by offering classes,
workshops, seminars and support
services. Programs can be conducted at any location and customized. The prevention programs
and services that are available to
aid military personnel and their
family members in maintaining
the integrity of the family unit
are: emergency shelter, emergency
transportation, emergency child
care, respite care, domestic violence
prevention education, New Parent
Support Program, Playgroup, Victim
Advocate services, Coping with
Divorce, referrals to community
based programs, crisis intervention
and community education. The program works cooperatively with medical treatment facilities, other
supportive service organizations
and unit commanders in order to
accomplish its goals.
Information, Referral
and Follow-Up
Program
706-791-3579, 791-0792
The Information, Referral and
Follow-Up Program provides military personnel and their families
access to information that will assist
them in meeting their needs and
improving the quality of their lives.
A resource file with comprehensive,
accurate and up-to-date information
on military and civilian community
resources is available. In an effort to
supplement the existing services,
Military One Source is also available
by calling 1-800-342-9647 or at
www.militaryonesource.com.
Exceptional Family
Member Program
706-791-3579, 791-4872
The Exceptional Family Member Program provides information, referral,
advocacy and support services for
military family members with special
needs. The program sponsors monthly
support group meetings and offers
recreational activities designed
specifically for family members with
special needs. Information about
local and nation-wide resources is
available to facilitate access to various support services and organizations. Enrollment is mandatory.
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Swap & Assist Shop
706-791-3579, 791-2260
The Swap & Assist Shop is located in
Building 39101 in the Brems Barracks area, at Avenue of the States
and 40th Street (behind the PX). It
is open to all military, retirees and
their family members. Donated items
such as clothing, shoes, baby items
and other household goods are available free of charge to military grades
E-4 and below. Military grades E-5
and above, as well as their family
members, are asked to bring merchandise of equal value to the swap.
The Swap & Assist Shop is open on
Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
(closed during the summer months).
Assistance may be made by referral
and special appointment. Donations
of usable clothing and household
items are always welcome.
Volunteer Program
706-791-3579, 791-6967
Army Community Service volunteers
work hand-in-hand with staff members to provide quality services to the
Fort Gordon community. The following list reflects just a few of the
services supported by Army Community Service volunteers; Christmas
House, Swap & Assist Shop, information and referral services, Victim
Advocate Program, and Playgroup.
Army Community Service thrives on
volunteer support. Anyone interested
in becoming a volunteer is encouraged to contact Army Community
Service at 791-3579.
Community
Life Programs
706-791-3880
Community Life Programs include
the installation volunteer program,
Army Family Team Building (AFTB),
Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)
and Christmas House. Information
is available through the Army
Volunteer Corps Coordinator about
volunteer opportunities as well as
how to establish volunteer programs.
Soldiers documenting volunteer
experience for the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal are
encouraged to register as installation
volunteers.
Army Family Team Building is an
awareness program designed to promote self-sufficiency and reliance in
military family members. Three
levels of training are regularly scheduled. Each level is designed for a specific segment of the military family.
Level One training is basic training
for family members; Level Two provides information on voluntary leadership roles, and Level Three offers
guidance on mentoring and advising.
The Army Family Team Building
training is offered in the classroom,
on the Internet and in English,
Spanish, Korean and German.
The Army Family Action Program
process provides a forum for suggestions about quality of life improvements at Fort Gordon or in the Army
throughout the year. An annual
conference is conducted with representatives from the active duty,
National Guard, reservists, retirees,
Department of the Army civilians
and family member population.
Issues may be submitted online at
www.gordon.army.mil/acs.
Christmas House assists military
members with providing a traditional holiday celebration for their
families. Monetary donations from
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units and agencies, both on and off
the installation, are used to purchase
toys and commissary gift certificates.
Child Development
Facilities
www.fortgordon.com
706-791-2701, 791-4455
Child Development Services operates two child development facilities and a Family Child Care
Program on Fort Gordon for children 6 weeks to 12 years old. Fullday care and hourly care are
provided in the Main Child Development Center, Building 44401.
With a capacity for 218 children,
this facility accommodates patrons
who need six to 10 hours of care per
day in full day program and patrons
who need fewer than 25 hours of
care per week in the hourly care
program. Hours of operation are
Monday through Friday, 5:15 a.m. to
6 p.m. 791-2701.
The Child Development Center,
Building 44401, houses the prekindergarten program. The prekindergarten program is offered
during the regular school year and
follows the Richmond County School
calendar. Because it is part of the
Georgia Pre-K program, there is no
charge for this service. 791-4455.
The administrative offices for the
Family Child Care Program are
located in Building 28320. The
program is available for the parent
who prefers family style care or
who needs extended hour care.
Trained, monitored Family Child
Care providers provide care in
approved government quarters. The
administrative office is open Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The homes operate through contract
agreements negotiated between the
parents and the providers. 791-4440.
Short Term Alternative Child
Care Services offer child care onsite for organizations or groups
requiring care for at least 10
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children at one time. These services,
available to any group when the
hourly program cannot meet their
needs, should be coordinated at
least 10 working days in advance of
the date required. 791-4445.
All children must be properly
registered to use any Child Development Services program. The Central
Registration Office, open weekdays
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., is located in
Building 28320. The developmental
child care curriculum includes arts
and crafts, infant stimulation programs, field trips, as well as prereadiness skills in math, reading and
language arts. All programs are part
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Child Care Food Program that
provides breakfast, lunch and an
afternoon snack at no extra cost.
The School Age Services program is
offered in Building 45410 during the
school year from 5:15 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through
Friday. This program is for the patron
who needs before or after school care.
Services include transportation from
Jamestown, Willis Forman, Tobacco
Road, Windsor Springs, Grovetown and
Sue Reynolds Elementary Schools. A
homework center and computer center
are available for the children as well as
a variety of sports, arts and crafts, field
trips and horseback riding. 791-5104.
Realty Service Center
www.fortgordon.com
706-796-2955
Stinson Hall, Building 37300
A first for the Army, Fort Gordon’s
Directorate of Morale, Welfare and
Recreation opened a realty service
center on post. Operated by Century
21 Larry Miller Realty, the center
provides the military community at
Fort Gordon with convenient realty
sales and listing services. Century
21 provides these services for customers whether in the local area,
across the nation or internationally.
Conveniently located in the lobby of
Stinson Hall, Building 37300, interested personnel are invited to visit
the center.
Taxi Service
706-722-5588
Individuals requiring transportation on post, to the airport or downtown may call the post taxi service
at 722-5588. Post Radio Cab provides convenient, quality and economical service at pre-negotiated
rates. Post Radio Cab drivers and
vehicles must maintain high standards to operate on Fort Gordon. An
intensive quality control program is
in place to ensure the best possible
service to the community.
Fort Gordon
Service Club
The Fort Gordon Service Club’s mission is to help support the Fort
Gordon community and those who
live in the community. The service
club is no longer rank associated;
officer’s spouses, civilian spouses,
enlisted spouses—anyone can be
involved. The club has three focus
areas—education, social and service.
The Fort Gordon Service Club helps
the community through its thrift
shop and flea markets. It raises
money which is given back to the
community through grants and
scholarships. For more information,
call 791-3579.
Thrift Shop
706-791-2779
Building 39102
The Thrift Shop, a Fort Gordon Service Club function, is operated for the
benefit and use of all military and
civilian personnel. The Thrift Shop is
open every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to
3 p.m. and the first Saturday of each
month from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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(October–May).
It is located in
Building 39102, Brems Barracks area
at Avenue of the States and 40th
Street (behind the PX). The shop
accepts clothing and miscellaneous
other items for sale on consignment.
Automotive Center
706-791-2390
Building 29300
Fort Gordon has one of the finest
automotive centers in the Army and
offers car and light truck repairs,
plus alignment on most cars. The
facility features 28 inside bays, 34
exterior bays and offers self-help
automotive services and professional
assistance. A safety orientation is
presented prior to the use of the
facility. The orientations are held on
a weekly basis.
Additional
services
available
include oil changes, air-conditioning
checkup, computer diagnostic service,
recreational vehicle storage, a pri-
vately owned vehicle sales lot and a
courtesy car safety inspection during
the holidays. The Automotive Center
is located in Building 29300, on 30th
Street off Lane Avenue.
always entitled to reduced fares.
The bus travel center is open
Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.
to 6 p.m. For schedules and prices,
call 706-793-0026.
Self Storage Center
Youth Challenge
Academy
706-791-7256
Fort Gordon operates a 106-unit
self-storage center that provides
convenient, economical and secure
mini-storage for the military
community.
Bus Travel Center
706-793-0026
Building 36200
The bus travel center, located in
Building 36200, offers economical
and dependable service throughout
the United States. Military personnel
and their family members are
706-791-5950, 791-5990, 791-6100
Building 40006
The Youth Challenge Academy
opened with its first class at Fort
Gordon in September 2000. The
second campus in Georgia, it is a voluntary 22-week residential program
for “at risk” Georgia high school
dropouts. Sponsored by the state’s
National Guard, cadets are given an
opportunity to turn their lives
around by acquiring life skills and
their General Education Diploma.
The campus is located in the Brems
Barracks area, adjacent to the Post
Exchange complex.
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Sports and
Fitness Facilities
www.fortgordon.com/sporec.htm
706-791-2599
The installation sports program
offers over 100 facilities for dedicated
sports enthusiasts or for the occasional athlete. Programs are geared
to the needs and desires of the Fort
Gordon community with an emphasis
on unit level participation. The
sports office also offers a variety of
special events throughout the year.
The Fort Gordon Fitness Center
(Gym 6) is located in Building 21713
on the corner of Barnes Avenue and
21st Street. The center has nautilus
machines and expert instructors to
assist patrons in the proper use of
the machines for maximum health
and fitness. The center also offers
individual saunas for men and
women. Regular programs in weight
training, aerobics and racquetball
are conducted here. In addition to
the Fitness Center, there are three
other gyms on post with exercise
equipment and basketball and racquetball courts.
Swimming Pools
706-791-3034, 791-3550, 791-8954
A 50-meter Olympic size indoor pool
is located on the corner of 25th
Street and Barnes Avenue in
Building 21608. This pool is open
seven days a week and offers locker
use for pool pass members. Programs offered include lifeguard
classes, winter and summer child
swim lessons, adult swim lessons,
water aerobics, lap swim and recreational swim. 791-3034.
The Courtyard Pool, located on
Officers’ Drive off Brainard Avenue,
has a baby pool, high and low diving
boards and a slide. This outdoor pool
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is open from Memorial Day to Labor
Day. 791-3550.
Both swimming pools are open to
all ranks and grades. 791-8954.
Gordon Lakes
Golf Course
706-791-2433
One of the finest golf courses in the
South is Gordon Lakes Golf Course.
The original 18 holes were designed
and built in 1976 by Robert Trent
Jones, the world renowned golf
course architect. The North 9 holes
were designed by Ault & Clark Associates and opened for play in 2002. It
is a true championship 27-hole
layout that has hosted the All Armed
Forces Championship and the All
Army Golf Trials. All courses play to
a demanding par 72, with yardage
varying from 5,600 to 7,100. Six
holes are played around a 20-acre
lake, with a Robert Trent Jones signature island hole. The course features 81 bunkers, and cutout inside
many Georgia pines and other native
trees. The course offers a practice
range, practice putting and chipping
greens. Also available are rental
clubs, pull carts, lockers, electric
carts and a well-stocked pro shop.
The course has an active tournament
program, handicap services and
offers instruction for beginners as
well as advanced golfers. The golf
course has the UPLINK GPS
System. Gordon Lakes Golf Course
is located on Range Road south of the
main post.
Bowling Center
706-791-3446
Building 33200
Gordon Lanes offers bowling for all
ages. It is located in Building 33200,
next to the Post Exchange’s PXtra.
This center has 24 ABC-sanctioned
bowling lanes, automatic scorers, a
variety of electronic video and
amusement machines, a full service
snack bar, a pro shop and the
“Kegler’s Lounge” sports lounge featuring pool tables, video games, volleyball courts, sports TV and
beverage services. Gordon Lanes is
open seven days a week for both open
and league bowling.
Library
www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/lso.htm
706-791-7323
Building 33500
Woodworth Consolidated Library,
Building 33500, located at Rice Road
and Brainard Avenue, provides comprehensive library services to the
Fort Gordon community. The central
point of access for information
resources in print or digitized
format, the library consists of 48,000
books, 10,000 military publications
and more than 200 periodical subscriptions. The library’s mission is to
provide support for the training, educational and recreational interests of
U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort
Gordon personnel and military
family members.
Additionally, the library offers a
wide assortment of information databases, computers with Internet
access, affiliation with Defense Technical & Information Center, professional reference service, interlibrary
loan service, CDs, DVDs and other
multimedia, and a children’s book
collection. Dial-A-Story operates
daily by calling 791-3334.
The Great Outdoors
www.fortgordon.com/sporec.htm
706-791-3034, 791-5078
For the outdoor enthusiast, Fort
Gordon is a paradise.
Mirror Lake provides a peaceful
and scenic area for a pleasant respite
from the day’s activities. The lake
offers an outdoor covered patio with
picnic tables adequate to seat 70
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people. The clubhouse can accommodate 100 people and is fully equipped
with refrigerator, ice machine, wet
bar, fireplace and restrooms. Open
year-round, Mirror Lake is located
off North Range Road.
Leitner Lake is just off Gibson Road
near Range Control. This area is a
sportsman’s paradise, providing both
hunting and fishing leisure time
activities. The lake is amply stocked
for fishermen and game-managed
hunting areas are available for
hunters. Scheduled activities and programs include fishing tournaments
and hunter safety classes. Picnic
tables, a children’s playground, covered pavilion and primitive camping
sites are available at Leitner Lake.
The Tactical Advantage Sportsman’s Complex, located just across
from Range 14, has an interior of Red
tidewater cypress wood including two
tree trunks serving as girders and features a fireplace in the main meeting
hall lodge area and chimney and deck
area made of fieldstone. The lodge has
an arms room where all firearms to be
checked out will be securely stored.
The lodge offers Sportsman’s Club
members and non-club members an
array of services such as purchasing
hunting and fishing licenses, checking
out any type of outdoor equipment
like camping gear, bicycles and
fishing boats, and for shooting
archery or checking out any firearms
for target practice. The lodge is a fantastic meeting place for camaraderie
among sportsmen.
For campers who enjoy the outdoors tempered with the comforts of
home, there are cottages and
campers available. Slips, sheds and
camper storage spaces are available
for rent. At Pointes West Army Recreation Area you will also find picnic
tables, barbecue grills, a swimming
beach, bathhouses, a playground, a
covered pavilion, country store and
hiking trail.
Pointes West Army
Recreation Area
Riding Stables
706-791-4864
706-541-1057
The Pointes West Army Recreation
Area is located 23 miles from Fort
Gordon on Highway 104 near Leah,
Ga. Some of the activities available
on this 912-acre preserve are
camping, picnicking, water skiing,
swimming, hiking, boating and
fishing. Campers can choose from
more than 100 sites with primitive,
partial or full hookups available.
Camping equipment is also available
for rental.
The Fort Gordon Hilltop Riding Stables are located off North Range
Road at 16th Avenue. More than 250
acres of trails are available to horseback riders. Lessons are offered for
beginners to advanced riders. Hay
rides, pony rides and organized trail
rides for groups are conducted.
Included are summer and holiday
youth horse camps, lakeside ride
outs, horseback adventure and education sessions, and Fort Gordon’s
Pony ‘n Saddle Club.
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Nature Trail
http://gordon.army.mil/dpw/
enrmo/trail.html
706-791-2327, 791-5016
Fort Gordon offers a unique setting
for all to enjoy at its wildlife viewing
blind and nature trail in Training
Area 34 on Rowe Lane. Experience
nature at its best; you may encounter
river otter, beaver, raccoon, wood
ducks, great blue herons, whitetail
deer and eastern wild turkey, as well
as many species of reptiles and
amphibians. The site is ideal for
family outings.
Directions: From Gate 5 on Avenue
of the States, drive approximately
0.75 miles to North Range Road and
turn left. Continue on North Range
Road 1.5 miles, past Olive Terrace
and Training Areas 10 and 11 to
Range Road. Turn left on Range
Road and continue 3.25 miles, past
Gordon Lakes Golf Course to
McDuffie Road (left fork in road).
Continue on McDuffie Road past the
Game Warden and Fish & Wildlife to
Union Mill Pond and Jones Chapel
Road (5.25 miles). Turn right on
Jones Chapel, continue to Rowe Lane
(approximately 200m) and turn
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right. The nature trail and observation tower/viewing blind are on the
right next to Beaver Pond (approximately 350m).
The nature trail and viewing blind
are handicap accessible and open to
the public. For more information,
call the Environmental Branch at
791-2327 or 791-5016.
Freedom Park
Trail System
www.fortgordon.com/images/
trail_map.jpg
Boy Scout Troop 99 created the
Freedom Park Trail System in 2001
with assistance from numerous Fort
Gordon and Augusta area volunteers. Authorized activities include
hiking, trail biking and running. No
motorized bikes or vehicles are
allowed at any time. The Freedom
Park Trail System exists to provide a
safe location for the Fort Gordon
community to enjoy outdoor fitness
activities and the natural beauty of
our outdoor areas. See the entire
trail system on the Fort Gordon
installation foldout map or at the
Web site address.
Clubs, Dining
&
Entertainment
www.fortgordon.com
The Gordon Club
706-791-6780, 791-2205
Building 18402
The Gordon Club provides a top
quality dining and entertainment
facility for the community. The club
offers breakfast, lunch and dinner
Monday through Friday, special
event programs, Sunday brunch on
special occasions, party services and
a complete catering service. The
Gordon Club is located in Building
18402, on the corner of 19th Street
and Brainard Avenue.
The Courtyard
Recreation &
Dining Center
706-791-6000
Building 36708
Casual dining, great food, superb
customer service and fun are what
make The Courtyard an exciting,
full-spectrum entertainment and
dining alternative at Fort Gordon.
You’ll find something for everyone.
Enjoy sports, movies and music
videos on the 9 x 12 video wall.
Additionally, you can play a
relaxing game of chess, billiards or
ping-pong in the arcade and game
room. You can also play a round of
golf on the indoor golf simulator,
shoot skeet, hunt wild game, take
target practice on the shooting simulator or enjoy the NASCAR simulators. You can also show off your
vocal talents during karaoke night
in the lounge. Meeting space and
catering services are also available.
Call 791-6000 for details—or better
yet, drop by and see for yourself
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why everyone on Fort Gordon is
talking about The Courtyard Recreation and Dining Center.
Signal Café
Go-Kart Track
Signal Café offers a variety of soups,
salads, hamburgers, sandwiches, a
hot bar and pizzeria. Located on
the first floor of Signal Towers,
Building 29808, the Signal Café is
open Monday through Friday from
6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Signal
Café offers a variety of breakfast,
lunch and snack items.
706-791-5078
Fort Gordon’s Go-Kart Track is
located behind the Courtyard Recreation & Dining Center, Building
36708. The hours of operation are
Fridays from 4 to 9 p.m., Saturdays
from noon to 9 p.m. and Sundays
from 1 to 7 p.m. Cost is $5.00 for
each 10-minute ride. Group rates for
8 or more are available. Drivers
must be at least 10 years of age. Call
Outdoor Recreation at 791-5078 or
791-3317 for more information.
NASCAR Simulator
706-791-8489
Building 25722
Fort Gordon’s Initial Entry Training
Soldiers are afforded an opportunity to drive NASCAR-style at the
Initial Entry Training Recreation
Center located on B Street, across
from Signal Towers on Chamberlain Avenue. Coin-operated arcade
games, a NASCAR simulator, TVs
with cable, DVDs available for signout, pool tables, board games, a 25computer Internet café, and a snack
bar are available at the center.
Kegler’s Lounge
706-791-8716
Building 33200
Kegler’s Lounge, adjacent to Gordon
Lanes, is open to military and civilians. The sports theme offers an
atmosphere of camaraderie with pool
tables, six large televisions, video
games and your favorite beverages
and snacks. Current televised sports
events (including closed circuit) are
shown via satellite.
706-791-7019
The Grill
706-791-1148
The Grill at Darling Hall offers a
variety of breakfast and lunch items
including soups, salads, hamburgers
and sandwiches. Located on the first
floor of Darling Hall, Building 33720,
The Grill is open Monday through
Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Bogey’s Grill
at Gordon Lakes
Golf Course
706-791-2433
Building 537
Bogey’s Grill is located on Range
Road, Building 537, at the Gordon
Lakes Golf Course. Enjoy ‘grab-ngo’ breakfasts during the week
from 7 to 10:30 a.m. from the Pro
Shop, or heartier breakfasts on
weekends and holidays from 6:30 to
10:30 a.m. Lunch is served from
10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and includes
daily lunch specials.
Better Opportunities
for Single Service
Members (BOSS)
www.fortgordon.com/boss
706-791-3025, 791-7862
Building 28320
What is BOSS?
The Better Opportunities for Single
Service Members program supports
the overall quality of single Soldiers’
lives. BOSS identifies real Soldier
well-being issues and concerns by recommending improvements through
the chain of command. BOSS also
encourages and assists single Soldiers
in identifying and planning for recreational and leisure activities. Additionally, the program gives single
Soldiers the opportunity to participate
in and contribute to their respective
communities through volunteer activities throughout the year. Come out to
the new BOSS headquarters and play
pool, foosball, ping-pong, video arcade
games and more! See your unit BOSS
representative for upcoming events or
visit the BOSS website at www.fort
gordon.com/boss. BOSS is located on
Lane Avenue in Building 28320.
Entertainment
Program
706-791-4389, 706-793-8552
Building 32100
The Fort Gordon Entertainment Program, located in Building 32100 in
the Post Exchange’s PXtra complex,
offers a full season of professionally
directed and produced theatrical and
concert attractions. Using an all-volunteer cast, crew and backstage
helpers, participants come from both
the military and civilian communities. This program produces the critically acclaimed Fort Gordon Dinner
Theatre. The dinner theatre has a
full season of Broadway type musicals, comedies, dramatic presentations and special attractions. The
program now offers outdoor concerts
featuring nationally known entertainers. The Entertainment Program is always looking for new talent
and dedicated workers to participate
in each production. Prior theatrical
experience is not necessary. For
reservations and information, call
706-791-4389 or 706-793-8552.
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Augusta Area
The Best of All Worlds
Augusta
www.augusta.net
Augusta, Georgia is the ideal city for you to live and work! Although
a half-million people call Georgia’s second largest city home,
you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the small town feel this city
exudes. We revel in our lack of traffic jams and the convenience of being within a short drive of anywhere in the
metro area.
At the same time, we also enjoy a plethora of first
class amenities, including fine dining, professional sporting events, shopping at great
stores and unique specialty shops, and
attending first rate cultural events and
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concerts. Elton John, Jay Leno,
Jessye Norman, Tina Turner, Alan
Jackson and Willie Nelson are among
the renowned performers who have
graced Augusta’s stages within recent
years. Professional minor league
baseball and hockey teams also play
in Augusta to enthusiastic crowds.
One of the most prestigious events
in all of sports is the Masters Tournament, a tradition we have shared with
the world since its inception in the
1930s. In a beautiful city at a beautiful time of year, a golf course of stunning perfection hides its toughness
behind a serene facade of manicured
botanical beauty. Once you walk the
hallowed grounds of the Augusta
National, you’ll begin to understand
what the allure and mystique of this
fabled tournament is all about.
But if artistry of the non-golf
variety is what you long for, get ready.
Augusta’s growing arts community
includes its well known ballet, opera,
symphony and theater companies,
touring Broadway production that
make stopovers in the Garden City
and other annual events on Augusta’s
very busy cultural calendar.
Speaking of the calendar, it’s very
kind to Augusta in terms of climate.
We don’t have months of brutal
cold—you can play golf in January in
short sleeves. Thanks to Augusta’s
hot summers and great location, digging your toes into the sand of an
Atlantic beach can be a quick and
relaxing three-hour trip.
Taking advantage of the area’s mild
climate for such recreation is easy for
Augusta residents because their dollars go further here than they do elsewhere. Over the past decade, Augusta
has been among the most affordable
markets in the nation on overall cost
of living indexes.
Added to those quality of life factors, metro Augusta also has one of
the largest and most skilled medical
communities in the entire Southeast.
Georgia’s first heart transplant operation was performed in Augusta and
the medical community continues to
be on the leading edge of both transplant and research. The area also
hosts one of the most highly regarded
burn treatment centers in the Southeast and a new state-of-the-art children’s hospital.
The majority of Augusta’s thousands of health care professionals
are home grown. Our city is home to
the Medical College of Georgia,
where each year, thousands of doctors, dentists, nurses, therapists,
researchers and other health care
professionals are trained. A student
could go from preschool to PhD in
metro Augusta’s educational institutions and emerge with an education
unrivaled anywhere.
It is easy to see that Augusta,
Georgia, with its beauty and charm
and its medical, cultural, educational
and recreational opportunities, is
indeed the best place to live and work!
(Courtesy of Augusta Magazine).
North Augusta,
South Carolina
www.northaugusta.net
The City of North Augusta, South
Carolina is strategically centered in
the Augusta-Aiken metropolitan
area and conveniently located along
the South Carolina banks of the
Savannah River. North Augusta offers
the best of both worlds—an idyllic
small-town lifestyle amid all the benefits of big city living. In short, ours is
an unparalleled quality of life!
North Augusta residents enjoy an
abundance of wholesome recreational and cultural activities, quaint
neighborhoods, superior health care
services, exceptional employment
opportunities and numerous shopping and dining experiences. Among
these are a large medical community,
a strong military base, a U.S. Department of Energy facility and a
number of Fortune 500 manufacturing and technology companies.
Public education standings are
among the highest in the state and
higher education opportunities
abound with a medical college, two
technical colleges, a liberal arts college and two universities all just
minutes away.
North Augusta celebrates a long
and rich history. Breathtaking antebellum mansions and beautiful
Victorian creations are eloquent
reminders of the past. These historic
treasures gracefully co-exist with
picturesque, well-manicured homes
in friendly, affordable neighborhoods.
Many of North Augusta’s recent residential developments include beautiful new communities on the
Savannah riverfront.
North Augusta is big on recreation.
The city currently maintains fourteen park and open space areas with
facilities ranging from simple playgrounds and picnic spots to beautiful
settings for quiet reflection. One
such area, Wade Hampton Veterans
Park, designed to mimic the Stars
and Stripes of the American Flag, is
dedicated to the honor and memory
of the veterans of every war since the
Revolution. Creighton Living History Park is a beautiful, natural setting for a host of community events,
from free concerts to historical
reenactments.
The City’s Riverview Park, the flagship of the city’s extensive park
system, features 149 acres with athletic fields, tennis courts, an 18-hole
disc-golf course, playgrounds, trails
and campsites. Soccer, softball, baseball, football, basketball, volleyball
and cheerleading are just a few of the
year-round recreational opportunities
available for the sports enthusiast.
The Riverview Park Activities
Center offers locals a state-of-the-art
recreation facility complete with four
gymnasiums, two racquetball courts,
weight room, game rooms and
meeting rooms. The center also features a suspended indoor walking
and jogging track and is the site of
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meetings. Membership is open to out
of state residents at a nominal daily
or annual fee.
One of North Augusta’s most popular recreational facilities is the
Greeneway, a multi-purpose trail created out of an abandoned railroad
right of way. Grab your roller blades,
your bike or your running shoes and
enjoy meandering through the natural terrain of the community and
along the city’s waterfront. The Greeneway is 4.8 miles of an eventual
eight-mile track. In the future, the
Greeneway will connect with
planned citywide bicycle paths.
Try your hand at one of the city’s
newest private developments, The
River Club Golf Course, designed by
internationally acclaimed course
architect Jim Fazio. Set along the
banks of the Savannah River, the
River Golf Club offers a unique setting, which includes large bent grass
greens, numerous lakes, wetlands and
dramatic bunkers. The River Golf
Course is open to the public, offers
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five sets of tees, a challenging but fair
layout and all the amenities to ensure
a memorable golfing experience.
Virtually every weekend, horse
lovers from all over the Southeast
gather at the North Augusta Hippodrome for equestrian shows, barrel
racing, cow roping and more. The
Hippodrome serves as home base for
the competitors in Augusta’s annual
National Barrel Horse Association
National Championships and offers
both an open-air and closed arena as
well as stables to accommodate event
participants.
The City of North Augusta and
other community-based organizations are host each year to numerous
free, fun and family oriented festivals
and events sure to entertain! Call
the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce for more details, 803-279-2323.
North Augusta has big plans for its
future. From its role as a leading
trading post in the 1700s, as a terminus of the Charleston-Hamburg
railway of the 1800s, and as a resort
for America’s elite in the 1900s,
North Augusta has seen the
Savannah River transformed from a
working river to a pleasure river.
Re-integrating the river into community life has been a priority of North
Augusta planners and developers for
some time.
The River Club Golf Course,
completed in 1998, is the first of
many private redevelopment projects
planned for the City’s riverfront. A
waterfront park, marinas, hotel and
conference center and traditional
neighborhoods are exciting new
planned developments that focus,
once again, on the natural beauty of
the river.
With its natural beauty, incredible
recreational advantages, location
within a major metropolitan area,
affordable housing and excellent
employment opportunities, North
Augusta has unlimited potential.
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History of Fort Gordon
www.gordon.army.mil
Camp Gordon, named for Confederate Lieutenant General John Brown
Gordon, was activated for infantry and armor training during World
War II. During the war, its 55,000 acres served as a divisional training
base for the 4th and 26th Infantry Divisions and the 10th Armored
Division that fought in Europe in General George S. Patton’s
Third Army. (The inactivated 10th Armored Division still calls
Fort Gordon home).
After World War II, more than 85,000 officers and
enlisted personnel were discharged from Camp
Gordon’s Army Personnel Center. Other facilities
included a U.S. Disciplinary Barracks and, beginning in 1943, a prisoner of war camp for
German and Italian World War II captives.
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Camp Gordon, almost deserted
after June 1948, came to life in September 1948 with the establishment
of the Signal Corps Training Center.
The post’s training mission grew
with the addition of the Military
Police School in September 1948 and
the activation of the Engineer Aviation Unit Training Center in January
1949 (the latter remained at Camp
Gordon for only one year).
The Korean conflict again placed
Camp Gordon center stage in
preparing Soldiers for combat. In
addition to communications personnel at the Signal Training
Center’s Signal Corps Replacement
Training Center and Signal Unit
Training Group, MPs trained for
combat assignments while the 51st
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brigade
formed three detachments before
moving to Camp Stewart, Ga. In
1950, the installation became the
site for Military Government
Training for the Army. Also during
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the decade, Camp Gordon was home
to the only Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory in the continental
United States as well as a Rehabilitation Training Center and a U.S.
Disciplinary Barracks. In 1953, the
Basic Replacement Training Center
and the Advanced Leader’s School
provided
basic
training
and
advanced leadership training (both
were inactivated in 1955.) The Civil
Affairs School arrived in 1955 as
part of the Civil Affairs and Military
Government School.
Camp Gordon, becoming a permanent Army installation on March 21,
1956, was redesignated Fort Gordon.
The U.S. Army Training Center
(Basic) was activated here in 1957.
During the Vietnam War, infantry,
military police and signal Soldiers
trained at Fort Gordon. While
Signal Corps training continued to
expand throughout the 1960s, other
activities ceased through postwar
deactivations and the Military
Police School’s move to Fort
McClellan, Ala.
In June 1962, all activities of the
Signal Corps Training Center were
reorganized under the U.S. Army
Southeastern Signal School. Designating the installation the U.S.
Army Signal Center and Fort
Gordon, the Army consolidated all
communications training at Fort
Gordon on Oct. 1, 1974.
The arrival of the Army’s Computer
Science School was only part of the
impetus for the fort’s tremendous
growth during the 1980s. The following decade found its Mobilization
Command deploying numerous troops
to Southwest Asia during Operation
Desert Shield-Desert Storm (19901991). Fort Gordon figures prominently in the post-Cold War national
defense. Still the “Home of the Signal
Regiment,” it also supports the 93d
Signal Brigade, 513th Military Intelligence Brigade and the Regional Security Operations Center.
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Logistic Assistance Office (LAO)
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Military Police
Museum
Nature Trail
NCO Academy
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Performing Arts Center
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Navy Information Operations Center
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Navy Supply Corps Sch Det
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Microtel Inn & Suites - Augusta (Riverwatch Pkwy.), GA
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62 Guestrooms - Singles, Doubles, Suites, Jacuzzi Rooms
ADA Compliant Accessible Rooms and Suites
Adjoining Rooms for Flexible Family Accommodations
Free Local Calls
Free Long Distance
Free High Speed Internet
Guest Laundry
Fitness Center
Business Center
Outdoor Pool
Microfridge in every Guestroom
Hairdryers and Irons & Ironing Boards in every Guestroom
In room safes
Full Cable 24” Flat Screen TV with DVD Player
Movies On Demand
Facilities
• Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast & USA Today
• Manager’s Reception (Mon, Tues & Wed)
• Outdoor Pool & Whirlpool
• Meeting Space & Executive Boardroom Available
• Fax & Copy Service
• Non-Smoking & handicapped Rooms
• Whirlpool Suites with Refrigerators, Microwaves,
Wet Bars and VCRs
• Coffeemakers & Iron/Ironing Boards
• Computer Dataports
• Free Cable TV with HBO
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2909 Riverwest Dr.
Augusta, GA 30907
Ph: (706) 481-8010
Toll Free: (877) 733-1377
Augusta Comfort Inn
629 Frontage Road, N.W.
Augusta, GA 30907
706-855-6060
706-855-8008 fax
At each Red Roof Inn throughout the country,
you’ll find consistent high quality, cleanliness,
friendly service and the following great features:
4328 Frontage Road
Augusta, GA 30909
• Kids 17 and younger stay free when occupying the
same room with an adult family member
• Free local telephone calls
• Voice mail in all rooms
• Dataports
• T-Mobile wireless broadband internet service also
available in most locations
• Complimentary morning coffee
• Free ESPN, ESPN2, HBO, CNN, Discovery, The
Learning Channel, The Weather Channel, TNT,
TBS, USA, Fox News and more...
• Free USA TODAY newspaper weekdays in our lobby
• Alarm/Clock radios
• Snack centers
• Cribs provided at no charge
Tel: 706-228-3031
Fax: 706-228-3128
For reservations 1-800-RED-ROOF
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Microtel
Inn & Suites
Augusta, GA
Whether you are visiting Augusta on business or
pleasure, Microtel Inn & Suites offers safe, clean
and affordable accommodations.
• 61 Guest Rooms, Interior Corridors &
Electronic Locks.
• Singles, doubles, and suites available.
• All rooms include microwave, refrigerator,
and coffeemaker.
• Non-smoking and ADA accessible rooms
available.
• Complimentary Deluxe Breakfast.
• 21” remote controlled TV with Cable, ESPN,
CNN, and HBO.
• Outdoor swimming pool and fitness
facilities available.
• Large Meeting Room, Business Center,
High Speed Internet Connection.
• Fax and Copy services on premises.
• Guest Laundry.
- Free hot continental breakfast.
- Free faxes, copies and printing in the
24-hour business center.
- Fitness room and whirlpool.
- Free copy of USA Today.
- Indoor Heated Pool. - Express checkout.
- Neutrogena bathroom amenities.
- Moen Revolution showerhead, curved
shower rod, hookless shower curtain
and upgraded towels.
- Top of the line mattress and box spring
with softer pillows and linens.
- In-room coffee maker, iron, ironing board
and safe.
- Ability to earn valuable TripRewards points,
air miles or rail points.
- Guest Suites available.
- Valet and Dry Cleaning Service available.
- Complimentary Happy Hour, Monday thru
Thursday from 5 PM to 7 PM.
Guest of this Augusta hotel are
provided an abundance of
amenities including:
• Free continental breakfast.
• Free coffee.
• Free high-speed.
Internet access.
• Free local calls.
• Outdoor pool.
• Copy & Fax Services.
• Refrigerators / Microwaves.
• Computer hook-ups.
• Whirlpool Rooms Available.
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RESTAURANTS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
& IMMEDIATE DRIVING AREA: Zack’s Grill
(Next Door), Waffle House, McDonald’s,
Wendy’s, Denny’s, Pizza Hut, Burger King,
Applebee’s, Macaroni and Grill, Chili’s,
Soup & Salad, Olive Garden, Steak-Out,
Vallarta Mexican Restaurant and others.
2176 Gordon Hwy. (off Bobby Jones Expressway)
Augusta, GA 30909
Phone: (706) 736-6425 Fax: 736-8219
www.microtelinn.com
Wingate Inn - Augusta
Northeast
2123 Noland Connector
Gordon Hwy & Bobby Jones Expressway
Augusta, GA 30909 US
Phone: 706-729-1616
Fax: 706-739-0453
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2926 Peach Orchard Road
Augusta, GA, US, 30906
Phone: (706) 793-3306
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461 Park West Drive
Augusta, GA 30813
706-855-9111
3023 Washington Road • Augusta, GA 30907
• Electronic room keys
• Free local phone calls
• Seasonal outdoor pool
• Complimentary coffee and newspaper in lobby
• Senior, special and group rates available
• In-room personal voice mail
• Wake-up service
• Computer center and fax services
• Meeting room and banquet room for 15-150 people
• Children 18 and under stay free in parent’s room
For Reservations Call: 706-736-2595
All Suites Include
• TDY Rate • Free Long Distance Calls in USA
• Free Internet Service-All Rooms
• 3 1/2 Miles from Fort Gordon
• Voice Mail • Free Continental Breakfast
• Guest Laundry Room • 24” TV/DVD/Cable
TV/HBO
• Large “Las Vegas” Style In Room Jacuzzi
• Business Center • Outdoor Pool
• Across from Cracker Barrel Restaurant
• Margarita’z Bar & Grill
www.americasbestinns.com
Best Western
Evans Hotel
706-651-9100
452 Park West Drive
Conveniently located near Ft. Gordon, Augusta National
Golf Course, Ft. Discovery, Golf Hall of Fame and other areas
of interest. Take I-20 Exit 194, south on Belair Road.
The Best Western offers:
• King and Double Queen Beds
• Elevator
• Outdoor Pool
• Remote Cable TV with HBO
• Exercise Room
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast
• Business/Meeting Room
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Shopping and Restaurants Nearby
• Whirlpool Rooms
• Free Unlimited Calls
• Free High Speed Internet
• Guest Laundry
Reservations: 1-706-651-9100
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Brand New - Interior Corridor
Motel 6 welcomes you to beautiful Augusta with DVD Player and
VCR, High Speed Internet Connection, Free Unlimited Long
Distance, Refrigerator and Microwave in every room. Motel 6
Augusta also features a Pool, Guest Laundry, Fitness Center,
Hospitality Room and a Business Computer in The Lobby. Jacuzzi
Suites and Kitchenette Rooms are also available. Enjoy all these
amenities at the best price of any national chain.
Motel 6 Augusta
459 Parkwest Drive - Grovetown, GA 30813
Exit 194 Off I-20 Across From Cracker Barrel
706-651-8300 • Fax: 706-651-8391
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Three Great Neighborhoods Located Minutes From Fort Gordon
Willow Oak
Village
Willow Oak Village
Opening 2007
Creek Bend
1220 Creek Bend Drive
Grovetown, GA 30813
Phone: 706-869-7411
Euchee Creek
983 Cannock Street
Grovetown, GA 30813
Phone: 706-651-1976
Please Call for More information:
669 North Belair Road • Evans, Georgia 30809
Bus: (706) 863-1775 or (800) 558-1775 • Fax: (706) 863-4304
Website: www.PruBeazleyRealEstate.com • Email: [email protected]
Providence
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2205 Southgate Drive
Augusta, GA 30906
(706) 793-2664
E-mail: [email protected]
www.royal-american.net
FEATURES
• Fully equipped kitchens
• Mini-blinds
• Pool
• Laundry facilities
• Total electric central heat and air
• Washer and dryer connections in some
• Near Ft. Gordon
• Gas heat/hot water heaters
Willow
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2812 Joy Road
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 738-5339
FEATURES
• Mini-blinds
• Military discounts
• Swimming pool
• Total electric
• Playground
• Central heat and air
• Convenient location
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MERRICK PLACE
706-736-0576
Our apartment homes boast spacious floorplans, plenty of closet space and extraordinary
residential service, along with a quiet neighborhood plus much more. Merrick Place exceeds
today’s essentials and surpasses tomorrow’s possibilities… www.wilkinsonrea.com/merrick
• Two basketball courts
FEATURES:
• Two laundry facilities
• Cable ready
• Extra-large floorplans
• Ceiling fans
• Park area with barbecue grill
• Private patios and balconies
• Townhomes available
• Walk-in closets
• Fitness center
• Quiet Tree-lined, park-like setting
• Close to shopping/dining
• Two tennis courts
• Children’s playground
• Clubhouse
• Two sparkling swimming pools
• Washer and dryer connections
in select homes
• 24 hour maintenance
3190 Skinner Mill Road • Augusta, GA 30909 • 706-736-0576 • Fax: 706-736-1626 • [email protected]
OAK VIEW PLACE
706-796-6059
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Fully equipped kitchen
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Clubhouse
Heavily wooded area
Military discounts
Beautifully landscaped
Private patios
Ceiling fans
Fireplace in select units
Gas, heat and hot water
24 hour maintenance
• Convenient to day care, Fort Gordon
and major shopping
• Playground • Ceiling fans in all apartments
3506 Oak View Place • Hephzibah, GA 30815 • 706-796-6059 • Fax: 706-793-5894 • www.wilkinsonrea.com • [email protected]
PLAZA PLACE
803-279-2953
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Private patio/balcony
Laundry facilities • 24-hour maintenance
Pest control • Water and trash included
Washer and dryer available in some units
Sunrooms (optional) • Swimming pool
Lighted tennis court • Playground
Cable ready • Picnic area
1300 Plaza Place • North Augusta, SC 29841 • 803-279-2953 • Fax: 803-278-5327 • www.wilkinsonrea.com • [email protected]
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• Closest Hotel To Ft. Gordon
• Complimentary Shuttle Service
Directions:
Nearby Attractions:
At the center of major
interstates and highways, the
Holiday Inn Gordon Highway
provides the government,
military and corporate traveler
easy access to Fort Gordon
and all travelers close to
the historic district, great
shopping and area
attractions.
Amenities:
Cable TV, in-room movies and
video games, complimentary
in-room coffee, iron/board,
hairdryer, large work desk
and lamp, phones with
voice mail and data ports,
complimentary USA Today,
Free High Speed Internet.
• Fort Gordon
• Augusta National Golf
Course
• Aquatic Center
• Ice Forum
• Newman Tennis Center
• Augusta/Richmond County
Civic Center
• Cotton Exchange Museum
• Fort Discovery National
Science Center
• Augusta Riverwall
• Clark Hill Lake
• Funsville
• Augusta Regional Airport
Express check-in and checkout, laundry/valet services,
copying, fax and computer
services, free parking.
Beautifully landscaped outdoor pool, health facility on
premises, tennis and golf
nearby.
Relax in Ashley’s Lounge for
cocktails and conversation.
Augusta Holiday Inn
2155 Gordon Highway
Augusta, GA 30909
Phone: (706) 737-2300
Fax: (706) 737-0418
e-mail:
[email protected]
www.augusta-holidayinn.com
Ashley’s restaurant open for
breakfast and dinner, and
offers the convenience of inroom dining.
For reservations at more than 2000
Holiday Inn Hotels worldwide call
1-800-HOLIDAY, or your travel agent.
We accept major credit cards
Meeting room for up to 100
people.
Directions:
Located at the Intersection I-520 and Gordon Highway.
Exit 3A. Just 5 minutes East of I-20. Exit 196A.
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WEST EAGLE GREEN
West Eagle Green offers a secluded setting on beautifully landscaped
grounds in prestigious West Augusta. We’re convenient to golf courses,
colleges, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, I-20, Medical College
of Georgia and Fort Gordon. Coming home is the best part of the day
when you live a West Eagle Green.
CALL FOR SPECIALS
(706) 738-6653
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• Spacious floorplans • Spacious closets
• Ceiling fans
• Dishwasher, disposal and F/F refrigerator
• Washer/dryer connections in select homes
• Vaulted ceilings in select homes
• Patio or balcony with outside storage
• On-site laundry facilities
• 24-hour emergency maintenance
• Large, sparkling pool • Lighted tennis court
• Playground • Fitness center • Pets welcome
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Directions: From I-20 to Washington
Road turn east. Turn right at 1st
light onto Boy Scout Rd. Community
is on the right.
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9-6;
Sat 10-5; Sun 1-5
FLOORPLANS
1 BDR from $499-$559
2 BDR from $589-$649
3 Bdr from $729
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We Support Our Troops & Retirees
Good
health
starts with
your
mouth.
Most people are not aware that periodontal disease can affect
your entire body. Did you know it’s a contributor to heart attacks,
diabetes and low birth weights?
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Best prices in town GUARANTEED!
10% Military discount
Authorized U-Haul Dealer
6 sizes to choose from
24/7 Access and Video Surveillance
Moving supplies available
Office hours: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm
(706) 560-0406
Proper dental hygiene is the key to avoiding these problems.
Dr. Hickey and his caring staff are dedicated to helping
you get your mouth back in good health by:
• Regular checkups and cleanings
• Total gum disease treatments
• Extractions where necessary, as
well as wisdom teeth
...remember - only floss the ones
you want to keep!
WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-THURSDAY
•MOST INSURANCE FILED
•MEDICAID ACCEPTED
•MILITARY ESPECIALLY WELCOMED
“You protect our freedom, let us protect your dental health”
DR. JUDSON HICKEY
PERIODONTIST
706-739-0071
2315-B Central Ave. • Augusta, GA 30904
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Regency Village 2 bedroom
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From $475
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Petersburg
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Wylds
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3632 Old Petersburg Rd.
Martinez, GA 30907
1508-C Wylds Court
Augusta, GA 30909
From $500
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Charlestowne
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offers spacious 2 bedroom 11/2 bath homes with amenities.
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Stevens Creek Rd.
Augusta, GA 30907
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Augusta, GA 30909
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Augusta, GA 30915
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MERRICK PLACE
706-736-0576
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• Two basketball courts
FEATURES:
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• Extra-large floorplans
• Ceiling fans
• Park area with barbecue grill
• Private patios and balconies
• Townhomes available
• Walk-in closets
• Fitness center
• Quiet Tree-lined, park-like setting
• Close to shopping/dining
• Two tennis courts
• Children’s playground
• Clubhouse
• Two sparkling swimming pools
• Washer and dryer connections
in select homes
• 24 hour maintenance
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706-796-6059
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Swimming pool
Clubhouse
Heavily wooded area
Military discounts
Private patios
Ceiling fans
Fireplace in select units
Gas, heat and hot water
24 hour maintenance
• Convenient to day care, Fort Gordon
and major shopping
• Playground • Ceiling fans in all apartments
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PLAZA PLACE
803-279-2953
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Private patio/balcony
Laundry facilities • 24-hour maintenance
Pest control • Water and trash included
Washer and dryer available in some units
Sunrooms (optional) • Swimming pool
Lighted tennis court • Playground
Cable ready • Picnic area
1300 Plaza Place • North Augusta, SC 29841 • 803-279-2953 • Fax: 803-278-5327 • www.wilkinsonrea.com • [email protected]
CARING MANAGEMENT BY
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94 APARTMENTS
Clubhouse with Wide Screen T.V.
Swimming Pool with Waterfall
Jacuzzi
Indoor Racquetball Court
Fully-Equipped Fitness Facility
Pest Control and Water Furnished
Laundry Facilities
Garbage Service
Individual Outside Storage
• Mention this ad and we’ll wave
the application fee
Providence
Place
Willow
(706) 738-5339
FEATURES
• Mini-blinds
• Swimming pool
• Total electric
• Playground
• Central heat and air
• Convenient location
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249 Boy Scout Road Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 738-6653
WASHINGTON RD.
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2812 Joy Road
Augusta, GA 30909
CALL FOR SPECIALS
FEATURES
• Spacious floorplans • Spacious closets
• Ceiling fans
• Dishwasher, disposal and F/F refrigerator
• Washer/dryer connections in select homes
• Vaulted ceilings in select homes
• Patio or balcony with outside storage
• On-site laundry facilities
• 24-hour emergency maintenance
• Large, sparkling pool • Lighted tennis court
• Playground • Fitness center • Pets welcome
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WEST EAGLE GREEN
West Eagle Green offers a secluded setting on beautifully landscaped
grounds in prestigious West Augusta. We’re convenient to golf courses,
colleges, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, I-20, Medical College
of Georgia and Fort Gordon. Coming home is the best part of the day
when you live a West Eagle Green.
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FEATURES
• Fully equipped kitchens
• Mini-blinds
• Pool
• Laundry facilities
• Total electric central heat and air
• Washer and dryer connections in some
• Near Ft. Gordon
• Gas heat/hot water heaters
SKINNER MILL RD
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(706) 793-2664
Visa
Mastercard
Discover
Accepted
A PA R T M E N T S
2205 Southgate Drive
Augusta, GA 30906
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WEST EAGLE
GREENS
D.
Directions: From I-20 to Washington
Road turn east. Turn right at 1st
light onto Boy Scout Rd. Community
is on the right.
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9-6;
Sat 10-5; Sun 1-5
FLOORPLANS
1 BDR from $499-$559
2 BDR from $589-$649
3 Bdr from $729
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APARTMENTS-APPLIANCES 95
Eagle Pointe
All Newly Renovated
We Support Our Military
100 Whiskey Road
Grovetown, GA 30813
(706) 868-0717
1 BR 850 Sq. Ft.- $450
2 BR 950 Sq. Ft.- $515
3 BR 1050 Sq. Ft.- $695 w/ washer/dryer
• Playground • Pool • Outdoor Grills • High Speed Internet
• Military Clauses
• Laundry Facilities
• No Pets
• Washer/Dryer Connection
1BR - 2BR - 3BR
Only 10 Minutes From Fort Gordon
Easy Access To Shopping, Dining & Entertainment
• Swimming Pool • Laundry Facility
• Small Town Atmosphere with City Amenities
• Fully Equipped Kitchens
• Walking Distance to Shopping & Schools
• Washer & Dryer Connections in Select Homes
2 Miles from Ft. Gordon
524 Richmond Hill Rd. West
706-793-3697
[email protected]
SAN SEBASTIAN PLACE
2 MILES FROM FT. GORDON GATE 5
WEEKLY * MONTHLY – 800 + SQ. FT.
FULLY FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM APT.
FULL SIZE REFRIGERATOR
DISHWASHER*MICROWAVE
CABLE/HBO*CEILING FAN
WASHER/DRYER
LARGE BALCONY & PATIO
ENERGY EFFICIENT
COME AND SEE US,
ALL YOU NEED IS YOUR SUITCASE !!!!!!
926 Stevens Creek Road
Augusta, Georgia 30907
ridgecrest@mckinley,com
Choices:
Two Spacious One Bedroom Floor Plans
Two Bedroom Split Floor Plan
Or
Two Bedroom Fully Furnished Corporate Suite
Month to Month and Flexible Leases Available
Military Credit Cards Accepted!
From vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, W/D connections, built in microwaves and wine racks
to volleyball, tennis, swimming and workout facility,
we have it all... the only thing missing is you!
Ask About Our Military Discount!
706-868-0196
Allow one of our professional team members to assist you in finding
A perfect home for you
706-796-2480 706-736-7070
706-799-5778
2573 TOBACCO ROAD, HEPHZIBAH, GA 30815
APARTMENTS (CONT’D)
HIGH POINT CROSSING APARTMENTS
524 Richmond Hill Rd W AUGUSTA ........................706-793-3697
HUNTINGTON APARTMENTS, THE
2900 Perimeter Pkwy AUGUSTA ............................706-863-4040
See our Ad - this classification also Map Section
MERRICK PLACE APARTMENTS
3190 Skinner Mill Rd AUGUSTA ..............................706-736-0576
RIDGE CREST
926 Stevens Creek Rd AUGUSTA ..........................706-868-0196
ROYAL AMERICAN MANAGEMENT
Providence Place AUGUSTA....................................706-793-2664
Willowridge Apartments AUGUSTA..........................706-738-5339
SAN SEBASTIAN PLACE
2573 Tobacco Rd HEPHZIBAH................................706-796-2480
WEST EAGLE GREEN APARTMENTS
249 Boy Scout Rd AUGUSTA ..................................706-738-6653
Parts and Supplies for Major Appliances
and Airconditioning
706-737-3400
3503 Wrightsboro Rd., Augusta
Barton Chapel Rd. & Wrightsboro Rd.
APPLIANCES-HOUSEHOLD PARTS & SUPPLIES
FOX APPLIANCE PARTS OF AUGUSTA, INC
3503 Wrightsboro Rd AUGUSTA ............................706-737-3400
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96 ATTORNEYS
I’ll Work Hard And Try To Get You The
INJURED?
MAXIMUM
Settlement That You Deserve!
TAKE IT TO THE
MAX!
Free Appointment
Pay No Fee Until We Collect*
We charge some of the lowest fees in the area.
OUR GOAL IS MAXIMUM CLIENT SATISFACTION!
If You’re Injured, We’ll Come to You!
Sign Nothing Until You Call Us
John L. Mixon, III
and Associates, PC
436 Greene Street • Augusta, GA • 30901
Since 1976
www.johnmixon.com
*Refers Only To Attorney’s Fees & Excludes Cost
800-727-1234
AUTO ACCIDENTS • BIG TRUCK ACCIDENTS • RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
BOAT ACCIDENTS • NURSING HOME ABUSE • WORK INJURIES
MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • TOXIC ACCIDENTS • WRONGFUL DEATH
DUI DRIVERS • CHILDREN’S INJURIES • DOG BITE INJURIES
OR
760-724-9999
Richard T. Pacheco II Attorney at Law
706-364-6442
Call for your free consultation for military personnel
3540 Wheeler Rd. Suite 203
WE RETURN PHONE CALLS !
WILLIAM E. CASSARA
MILITARY DIVORCE
AUTO ACCIDENTS
CHILD CUSTODY
PERSONAL INJURY
ADOPTIONS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
DEBRA M. BRYAN
Practice Limited
To Military Law
• Courts-Martial • Administrative Boards
• Appeals • Article 15’s • PEB’s, MSPB &
• All Other Adverse Actions • Medical Malpractice
(706) 722-0912
860-5769
Augusta, GA 30901
La w Office Of Lauminnia Nivens
Bankruptcy - Criminal - Family - Personal Injury - Entertainment Law
Lauminnia F. Nivens
Attorney
411 Watkins St., Augusta, Georgia 30901
(706) 432-0997 • Fax (706) 432-0071
[email protected]
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Attorney At Law
Former Army JAG Prosecutor And Defense Counsel
Attorney at Law
563 Greene Street
Specializes in:
• Military - Divorces
• Criminal • Probate
• Personal Injury
• Real Estate
ATTORNEYS
BRYAN, DEBRA M LLC ATTORNEY AT LAW
563 Greene St AUGUSTA ........................................706-722-0912
CASSARA, WILLIAM-ATTORNEY AT LAW
AUGUSTA ................................................................706-860-5769
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ATTORNEYS-AUTOMOBILE 97
CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS
24 Hour Towing
EXPERT FRAME REPAIR & PAINTING
40 YEARS EXPERIENCE
(706) 863-1373
4788 Washington Road, Evans
FRAME SPECIALIST
INSURANCE CLAIMS
(706) 595-5939
715 Augusta Road, Thomson
On-Site
- ALL MAKES & MODELS
24
HOUR
TOWING
828-0708
• Serving The CSRA For Over 23 Years • Free Estimates
• Insurance Claims • Owner Operator - John Gamble
706-798-8581 • 798-8515 (Fax)
2500 Peach Orchard Rd
A l l I n s u r a n c e E s t i m a t e s H o n o re d
“ Your Car...Your Choice”
D e n n y G a rd n e r
Chip Hicks
93 Sand Bar Ferry Rd.
Downtown Augusta
228-1872
4308 Evans to Lock Rd.
Evans, GA 30809
Owner/Operator
O v e r 2 5 Ye a r s E x p e r i e n c e
www.riverfrontcollision.com
Ask For Military Discount
ATTORNEYS (CONT’D)
MIXON, JOHN L III ASSOCIATES & ATTORNEYS AT LAW
NIVENS, LAUMINNIA F-ATTORNEY AT LAW
411 Watkins St AUGUSTA ......................................706-432-0997
PACHECO, RICHARD T II-ATTORNEY AT LAW
3540 Wheeler Rd Ste 203 AUGUSTA ......................706-364-6442
AUDIOLOGISTS
AUGUSTA HEARING & BALANCE
1215 George C Wilson Dr Ste A-3 AUGUSTA ........706-364-2378
See our Ad - Hearing Aids
AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING & PAINTING
AUTO WORKS AUTO SALES & SERVICE
2403 Milledgeville Rd AUGUSTA ............................706-481-0092
See our Ad - Automobile Repairing & Services also Editorial Section
CHAVOUS PAINT & BODY
2500 Peach Orchard Rd AUGUSTA ........................706-798-8581
CUSHMAN PAINT & BODY
4788 Washington Rd EVANS ..................................706-863-1373
RIVERFRONT COLLISION CENTER
93 Sand Bar Ferry Rd AUGUSTA ............................706-828-0708
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS-NEW & USED
BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET COMPANY
2031 Gordon Hwy AUGUSTA ..................................706-733-9411
AUTOMOBILE PARTS & SUPPLIES
CARQUEST AUTO PARTS OF AUGUSTA
4074 Washington Rd AUGUSTA ..............................706-868-6444
2038 Lumpkin Rd AUGUSTA ..................................706-798-7784
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Antifreeze
coolant
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2038 Lumpkin Road, Augusta, Georgia 30906
Phone: 760/798-7784
Fax: 706/798-7796
4074 Washington Road, Augusta, Georgia 30907
Phone: 760/868-6444
Fax: 706/868-8552
CARQUEST Auto Parts of Augusta
www.carquest.com
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98 AUTOMOBILE
The Only On Post Rental Car Company!!
AUGUSTA-BROAD ST. ..............................................................706-828-5757
AUGUSTA-GORDON HWY. ......................................................706-737-3222
AUGUSTA REGIONAL AIRPORT..............................................706-772-4998
AUGUSTA-WALTON WAY ........................................................706-722-2407
AUGUSTA-WASHINGTON RD. ................................................706-210-9262
AUGUSTA-15TH ST. ..................................................................706-724-2082
EVANS ......................................................................................706-863-0274
FORT GORDON ......................................................706-798-6006
MARTINEZ ................................................................................706-855-1068
www.enterprise.com
Auto Credit
AUTOMOBILE RENTING & LEASING
CASH RENTALS
CAR RENTALS
FROM $19.95/day
(706) 729-6989
NO CREDIT CARDS REQUIRED
2040 Gordon Highway, Augusta, GA
AUTO CREDIT SALES & RENTALS
ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR
35202 Third Av FT GORDON ..................................706-798-6006
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING & SERVICES
WIPER BLADES
HEATING & COOLING PRODUCTS
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AUTO WORKS AUTO SALES & SERVICE
See our Ad - this classification also Editorial Section
FIRST CHOICE AUTO SERVICE CENTER
3161 Gordon Hwy GROVETOWN............................706-869-7577
FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST
455 D Columbia Industrial Blvd EVANS ..................706-860-0285
G&O AUTO REPAIR
2207 Martin Luther King Jr AUGUSTA ....................706-738-0031
MEINEKE CAR CARE CENTER INC
3815 Washington Rd MARTINEZ ............................706-868-7436
HEATING & COOLING PRODUCTS
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AUTOMOBILE 99
Augusta’s Premier Body Shop
and Collision Repair.
Visit Our Body Repair Facility
in Augusta GA!
We Sell Used Hondas & Acuras
Full Service Paint & Body Shop
Free Rental With All Collision Repairs
Complete Auto Repairs & Servicing
“If There’s A Problem With Your Car
We Have The Solution”
2403 Milledgeville Road
Augusta, GA 30904
Phone: 706-481-0092
www.autoworks.bz
Complete selection of comfortable, beautifully styled recliners,
sofas, reclining sofas, sleep sofas and modular seating for all of
your living room and family room needs.
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100 AUTOMOBILE-BANKS
NATIONWIDE WARRANTY
BRAKES, TUNE UP’S, MAINTENANCE
ENGINE W/ 3 YR. UNLIMITED MI. WARRANTY
TRANSMISSION 3YR/75000MI WARRANTY
HOME OF THE $11.90 OIL CHANGE
SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAILABLE
MENTION THIS AD FOR A 10% DISCOUNT
Ft.
Gordon
Gate
5
• Brakes • Air Conditioning
• Tu n e U p • C V A x l e
• M u ff l e r & C u s t o m E x h a u s t
• Engine Diagnostics
Gordon Highway
4.7 Miles ➡
Bobby Jones
Domestic &
F o re i g n
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MIGHTY BRAKE &
AUTOMOTIVE
All
Tune &
Lube
1856 Gordon Highway • Augusta, GA 30904 • 706-364-3526
The
Performance Center
“High Performance Everything”
Mon-Sat 8-6
Closed Sundays
• Complete Exhaust • A/C Service
• C.V. Axles • Tune-ups • Brake Service
• Catalytic Converters $130.95 Installed
• Dual Exhaust starting at $189.95
• Motorcycles/ATV & Marine Service
2014 Gordon Highway
• M-F 9am-7pm
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Next to: Enterprise Car Rental
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706-771-1528
706-736-6270
2529 Tobacco Road
If no answer call:
706-877-3152
Discount to Military
Mention this ad for Militar y Discount
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING & SERVICES (CONT’D)
First Choice Auto Service Center
MIGHTY BRAKE AND AUTOMOTIVE
PERFORMANCE CENTER, THE
STEVE’S AUTO SERVICE
1001-C Alexander Dr AUGUSTA..............................706-731-0988
3161 Gordon Hwy. • 706-869-7577
Grovetown beside Gordon Park Speedway
For All Your Moving Needs – Boxes – Trucks
Foreign Car Specialist
(760) 860-0285
1001-C ALEXANDER DR.
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CAPITOL CITY BANK & TRUST CO
1268 Broad St AUGUSTA ........................................706-432-0024
FIRST BANK OF GEORGIA
3527 Wheeler Rd AUGUSTA....................................706-731-6600
GEORGIA BANK & TRUST
QUEENSBOROUGH NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO
4226 Columbia Rd MARTINEZ ................................706-863-2000
SUNTRUST BANK
For Nearest Location AUGUSTA ..............................706-821-2000
ASE Certified
Audi-Certified
Porsche Certified
455D Columbia Industrial Blvd.
Evans, Georgia 30809
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BASE-CAR 105
www.batteriesplus.com
SAVE TIME.
Mon. - Wed. 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Thurs. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:30 to 6:00 p.m.
>>Call Us First.
All batteries for home & business...
from laptop batteries to forklift batteries,
we have the battery you need!
3626 Walton Way Extension
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 733-1113 • Fax: (706) 733-3445
CHAIN REACTION
Roberts Rd.
★
Free Estimates • Fast Service
CAR RACKS • HELMETS • TRAIL MAPS
SPECIAL ORDERS • GROUP RIDES
MOUNTAIN, BMX, ROAD, CHILDREN’S BIKES
SCHWINN AIRDYNE EXERCISE BIKES
Washington Rd.
Belair Rd.
Military Discount
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Bobby Jones Expressway
Mention This Ad For A 10% Military Discount
Hair Products, Wigs, Weave,
Braids, Jewelry
Cosmotologists - 10% off
3250 Wrightsboro Rd
(North Leg Plaza)
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 737-8900
Ft Gordon
Gate 1
EXPERT REPAIR
855-2024
“The Friendliest Shop In Town!”
www.chainreactionbicycles.net
“Wallpaper and Window Blinds”
★ In Augusta Since 1978
★ CSRA’s Authorized
★ Free In-Home Estimate
Hunter Douglas Dealer
★ Professional Installation Available
★ Window Blinds To Fit Every Budget
738-1288
2825 Washington Rd. • Fairway Square Shopping Center
BASE HOUSING
GMH MILITARY HOUSING
771 D Pecan Ct FT GORDON ................................706-772-7041
BATTERIES-STORAGE-RETAIL
BATTERIES PLUS
3626 Walton Wy Ext AUGUSTA ..............................706-733-1113
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES
ESQUIRE FASHION & BEAUTY SUPPLY
BICYCLES-DEALERS
CHAIN REACTION
3920 Roberts Rd MARTINEZ ..................................706-855-2024
Detailing
Waxing
Shampooing
Pick up and Delivery
DAZZLING CAR CARE
by Leon
210 10th St. • Augusta, GA 30901
LEON JOHNSON
Owner
Fax: 722-0934
Phone: 706-826-9975
Cell: 394-6192
BLINDS
CHUCK CAMPBELL’S WALLPAPERS & WINDOW BLINDS
CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES
KNOLOGY
CAR WASH & POLISH
DAZZLING CAR CARE BY LEON
210 10th St AUGUSTA ............................................706-826-9975
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* Washing * Hand Waxing * Complete Detail Service
* Upholstery & Carpet Cleaning
* Free Full Service Wash with Oil Change
(OIL CHANGES & LUBE, EVANS & EXPRESS ONLY)
Mon – Sat 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM, Sun 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
(Downtown Closed on Sunday)
EVANS • 512 N. BELAIR RD. (Across from Evans 12 Cinemas)
MARTINEZ • 3853 WASHINGTON RD. (Across from West Town)
AUGUSTA MALL • 3425 WRIGHTSBORO RD. (Across from the Mall)
DOWNTOWN • 1022 WALTON WAY (Next to Johnson Motor Co.)
$4.00 WASH &
FREE VACUUMS
2841 Washington Rd. (Next to Red Lobster)
Hours: Mon – Sat 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sun 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
OPENING DECEMBER 2006 - SOUTH AUGUSTA 3552 Windsor Spring Rd. (Next to Sprint Gas Station)
Kissingbower Car Wash
and Detail Shop
1800 Kissingbower Rd. • Augusta
706-739-0401
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
• Car Interiors Cleaned, Including Dashboard, Seats, Rear Trunk and Upholstery
• Exterior Car Body Washed and Waxed to a Perfect Shine
• Wheels Polished and Tires Cleaned • Chrome Bumpers and Trim Polished
• Windows Cleaned Inside and Out
SPECIAL SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE
Seat Shampooing • Engine Cleaning • Paint and Interior Sealant • Carpet
Shampooing • Water Stain Removal
Since 1982
Providing children a positive learning environment
for their successful tomorrow
• Security Code Entrances • Video Monitoring • High Reach Curriculum
• Trained, Experienced Staff • GA Pre-K Program • Summer Camp Program
706-860-0059
706-650-2369
4204 Columbia Rd.
728 N. Belair Rd.
706-868-9966
706-863-9485
325 Old Wrightsboro Rd.
925 Stevens Creek Rd.
706-560-1493
706-796-3505
1803 Marvin Griffin Rd.
803-278-0150
1817 Hidden Hills Dr.
North Augusta
3549 Windsor Spring Rd.
Coming Fall 2006
Dyess Parkway @ Madeline Dr.
(Near Gate 1)
706-364-4216
4689 Hardy McManus Rd.
706-733-1099
2470 Wrightsboro Rd.
706-798-5547
3118 Augusta Tech Dr.
www.acwchilcare.com
Corporate Office: (706) 737-2688
CAR WASH & POLISH (CONT’D)
KISSINGBOWER CAR WASH & DETAIL SHOP
1800 Kissingbower Rd AUGUSTA ..........................706-739-0401
TOP NOTCH CAR WASHES
512 N Belair Rd EVANS ..........................................706-868-1450
CARPET & RUG CLEANERS
ACTION CARPET CLEANING
AUGUSTA ................................................................706-854-8451
CHILD CARE CENTERS
A CHILD’S DREAM CHILDCARE II
2427 Wheeless Rd AUGUSTA ................................706-792-9907
A CHILD’S WORLD
1056 Claussen Rd Ste 220 AUGUSTA ....................706-737-2688
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CHILD-CLOTHING 107
Tender Sprout Christian Learning Center
Ages 4 weeks – 12 yrs 4:30 am – Midnight
Before & After School Pickup - Georgia Pre-K program
4252 Windsor Spring Rd, Hephzibah, GA
1001 Laney-Walker Blvd, Augusta, GA
5119 Wrightsboro Rd, Grovetown, GA
2422 Patrick Ave, Hephzibah, GA
400 East Hill St, Thomson, GA
3827 Mike Padgett Highway, Augusta, GA
706-790-1069
706-722-5850
706-855-1427
706-560-2307
706-595-6550
706-790-7500
Georgia Chiropractic & Wellness Center
Dr. Scott E. Sherman
• Former Instructor Sherman College of Chiropractic
• Official Team Chiropractor for Augusta Lynx Hockey Team
• Military Discounts
• Treatment for Auto Accidents, Headaches, Back Pain
706 793-0141
Free
Consultation
3029 Deans Bridge Rd. • Augusta, GA 30906
e-mail: Augustasportschiro.com
Tender Sprout Christian Life Center
4524 Windsor Spring Rd, Hephzibah, GA
706-798-1180
Patricia A. Scott Pastor
Augusta First Baptist Church
Augusta First Seventh-day
Adventist Church
MISSION STATEMENT
4301 Wheeler Rd.
“To Love the Lord & Share His Love
With our community and World”
3500 Walton Way • 733-2236 • www.FBCAugusta.org
CHILD CARE CENTERS (CONT’D)
TENDER SPROUT CHRISTIAN LEARNING CENTER
4252 Windsor Spring Rd HEPHZIBAH ....................706-790-1069
CHIROPRACTORS DC
GEORGIA CHIROPRACTIC & WELLNESS CENTER
3029 Deans Bridge Rd AUGUSTA ..........................706-793-0141
Phone: 706-651-0412
Fax: 706-651-0725
School: 706-651-0491
Sales & Service
Downtown Since 1950
Specializing In: • Grandfather • Antique Wall • Mantle Clocks
212 8th St.
~ European & American ~ All Work Done On Premises And Full Guaranteed…
Augusta
FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE FOR: Howard Miller & Ridgeway
706-722-2932
In Home Service & Repair • Pick-up & Delivery Available
CHURCHES
ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
AUGUSTA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
3500 Walton Wy AUGUSTA ....................................706-733-2236
AUGUSTA FIRST SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
TENDER SPROUT CHRISTIAN LEARNING CENTER
See our Ad - Child Care Centers
CLOCKS-DEALERS
FURMAN JEWELERS INC
212 8th St AUGUSTA ..............................................706-722-2932
CLOTHING-RESALE
KID TO KID
4414 Evans to Locks Rd #6 EVANS ........................706-364-6408
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Sales & Service ◆ Upgrades
Repairs ◆ Networks
Government Sales
3 Locations:
Call For The One Nearest You
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computerexchange.com
Quality Custom Built Computers
Tel: 706-793-2700
Aquafresh
fresher breath • whiter teeth
MICHELE
CLAEYS
DENTISTRY
• Cosmetic Dentistry • Preventative Dental Care
• Family Dentistry • Flexible Hours
UNITED CONCORDIA/TRICARE
Michele Claeys, DMD
2920 Professional Parkway • Martinez, GA 30907
Caring for nature's gift ™
EDDIE P. JOHNSON III, D.M.D.
Comprehensive Family Dental Care
• Emergencies Welcome • We Love Children
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Military Tricare Provider
New Patients Welcome
Evenings &
Saturday
Appointments
CORNER DEANS BRIDGE
AT 2755 BARTON CHAPEL RD
5 MILES FROM GATE 5
www.drepjohnson.com
Please Call
(706)790-9179
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CLOTHING-RETAIL
RUGGED WEARHOUSE
3412 Wrightsboro Rd Ste 501 AUGUSTA ................706-738-2464
COMPUTERS-DEALERS
COMPUTER EXCHANGE
CREDIT & DEBT COUNSELING
ASK MMI
................................................................................800-687-0113
CREDIT UNIONS
FORT GORDON FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Bldg 36305 Av of the States FORT GORDON ........706-793-0012
See our Ad - Loans also Map Section
DENTISTS
AUGUSTA SMILECARE
4424 Columbia Rd Ste D MARTINEZ ......................706-868-1322
BRITTINGHAM, KATHY M DMD
3742 Walton Wy Ext AUGUSTA ..............................706-860-4190
HANNAN, FRED M DDS
JOHNSON, EDDIE P III DMD
2755 Barton Chapel Rd AUGUSTA..........................706-790-9179
MICHELLE CLAEYS DENTISTRY
2920 Professional Pkwy MARTINEZ........................706-868-8155
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DENTISTS 109
Fred M. Hannan, DDS
4108 Windsor Springs Rd
Hephzibah, GA 30815
(706) 793-3600
We always accept new patients; Network provider for Delta Dental
Tricare, Medicaid / Peachcare for Kids and Blue Cross Blue Shield
DENTISTS (CONT’D)
RAINGE, DR LOUVENIA A DMD
2139 Lumpkin Rd AUGUSTA ..................................706-790-4060
THOMASON, DAVID R DMD PC
WEST AUGUSTA DENTAL ASSOCIATES
Louvenia A. Rainge
Comprehensive Family Dental Care
We Accept Dental Insurance & Medicaid
790-4060
DENTISTS-ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEONS
D’ARCO, SAMUEL C DDS PC
233 Davis Rd Ste E AUGUSTA................................706-228-3100
DENTISTS-ORTHODONTICS
ROGERS, MICHAEL B DDS PC
TROTTER, BARRETT DMD PC
525 Pleasant Home Rd AUGUSTA ..........................706-860-2442
UTERMARK, BARBARA J DMD
4469-B Columbia Rd Ste B MARTINEZ ..................706-860-5884
See our Ad - Dentists-Pediatric, Children & Adolescents
D.M.D.
2139 Lumpkin Rd. (1/2 Mi. Off Peach Orchard)
Emergencies & New Patients Welcomed!
David R. Thomason D.M.D., P.C.
Family Dentistry
Tri-Care Family
Member Dental Plan
(706)
790-3011
3136 Deans Bridge Road
(Deans Bridge at Bobby Jones Expwy.)
CareCredit®
www.augustaoralsurgery.com
233 Davis Road
Suite E
Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics
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706-228-3100 Office
706-228-3707 Fax
888-573-3100 Toll Free
3545 Wheeler Rd.
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 733-1182
(706) 595-6424
[email protected]
www.SmilesInMotion.com
Douglas P. Clepper, D.M.D.
Brian R. Babb, D.M.D.
Allen N. Sawyer, D.M.D.
(706)
738-8070
3553 Wheeler Rd. at Bobby Jones (across from YMCA)
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Center for Pediatric Dentistry
706-855-8989
1243 Augusta West Parkway - Augusta, GA 30909
www.DrLeeBaker.com
Lee H. Baker, D.D.S.
United Concordia - Tri Care Military Providers
USTA
AUG
PEDIATRIC DENTIST
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Gentle Dentistry
For Infants Children
& Teenagers
New Patients Welcome
PHILLIP H. MILLER, D.M.D., P.C.
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• Tricare Provider
• Parents Welcome
• Evening Hours Available
• Tricare Provider
Comfort And Care
We Listen And Explain
Interceptive & Preventive Orthodontics
We Are A Tricare Provider
www.DrBarbaraUtermark.com
104 Kings Chapel Road
E
860-2244
We Support Our Troops & Retirees
Good
health
starts with
your
mouth.
Most people are not aware that periodontal disease can affect
your entire body. Did you know it’s a contributor to heart attacks,
diabetes and low birth weights?
Proper dental hygiene is the key to avoiding these problems.
Dr. Hickey and his caring staff are dedicated to helping
you get your mouth back in good health by:
• Regular checkups and cleanings
• Total gum disease treatments
• Extractions where necessary, as
well as wisdom teeth
...remember - only floss the ones
you want to keep!
WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-THURSDAY
•MOST INSURANCE FILED
•MEDICAID ACCEPTED
•MILITARY ESPECIALLY WELCOMED
“You protect our freedom, let us protect your dental health”
DR. JUDSON
HICKEY
P
ERIODONTIST
Augusta Children’s Dental Center
Andrew D. Chandler, DDS
Board Certified in Pediatric Dentistry
525 Pleasant Home Rd.
Augusta, GA 30907
(706) 860-6443
DENTISTS-PEDIATRIC, CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS
AUGUSTA CHILDREN’S DENTAL CENTER/CHANDLER, ANDREW
525 Pleasant Home Rd AUGUSTA ..........................706-860-6443
AUGUSTA PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
104 Kings Chapel Rd AUGUSTA ............................706-860-2244
CENTER FOR PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY/BAKER, LEE H DDS
1243 Augusta W Pkwy AUGUSTA ..........................706-855-8989
UTERMARK, BARBARA J DMD
4469-B Columbia Rd Ste B MARTINEZ ..................706-860-5884
DENTISTS-PERIODONTICS
HICKEY, DR JUDSON S
2315-B Central Av AUGUSTA ..................................706-739-0071
DRIVING INSTRUCTION
ACE DUI & COMMUNITY INTERVENTION PROGRAM
1024 Telfair St AUGUSTA ........................................706-722-2899
706-739-0071
2315-B Central Ave. • Augusta, GA 30904
Please help support the businesses participating in this publication. It is their sponsorship that provides this valuable service for your Installation!
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DRIVING-FURNITURE 111
ACE DUI
and Community Intervention Program
www.acedui.com
Defensive Driving Clinics I & II
• DUI Risk Reduction Program
• Defensive Driving Course • Points Reduction
• Possible Insurance Discount
• Georgia And Out Of State DUI
• Evening And Weekend Classes
• Multi Offender Evaluation & Treatment
706-722-2899 706-863-6261
ACE DUI & C.I.P.
1024 Telfair St.
Augusta, GA 30901
Lic # 2050-850
ACE DUI & C.I.P.
138 Davis Rd.
Martinez, GA 30907-Suite E
Lic # 2051-889
706-792-1608
South Augusta DUI Defensive Driving School
2857 Tobacco Rd.
Hephzibah, GA 30815-Suite 1
Lic # 2052-2057
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
AUGUSTA STAFFING ASSOCIATES
218 Oak St Ste E MARTINEZ ..................................706-860-4820
BUSINESS TEMPS
306 Tenth St AUGUSTA ..........................................706-823-6235
MAU WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS
SPHERION
210 Pitcarin Wy AUGUSTA ......................................706-868-0911
FURNITURE-RETAIL
ASHLEY FURNITURE HOMESTORE
230 Robert C Daniels Jr Pkwy AUGUSTA ..............706-738-1128
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Jerome Personnel/Business Temps
Locally owned and operated
and serving Augusta for over 40 years
Successful placements
are the foundation of
our business!
306 Tenth Street • Augusta, GA 30901
Phone: (706) 823-6235 • Fax (706) 823-6242
We place both temporary
and permanent positions!
Toll Free 1-800-277-7369 • Email us at [email protected]
Flexible Staffing
Direct Hire
Workforce Management
On-Premise
Administrative – Accounting – Engineers – IT
Office Professionals – Manufacturing – Secretarial
210 Pitcarin Way 706-868-0911 www.spherion.com
WHY PAY SHOWROOM PRICES?
7 p c . L i v i n g R o o m G ro u p
S o f a , l ov e s e a t , c o f f e e t a b l e ,
2 e n d t a bl e s & 2 l a m p s
$599*
o r S o f a & l ov e s e a t o n ly
$499
SAME DAY DELIVERY
NO SALES TAX WITH MILITARY ID
Name Brand Furniture • Locally Owned & Operated
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
3358 Wrightsboro Rd. • 729-9424
2102 North Leg Rd. • 736-8956 • Mon-Sat 10-7
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FURNITURE-HEALTH 113
Gifts, Decor & More
• Home Decor
• Gifts
• Accessories
10% Discount
With Military ID
Located at Shops at Blue Ridge
4116 Evans-To-Locks Road
Evans, GA
(706) 651-8009
3114 Augusta Tech Dr. Suite 304
Augusta, GA 30906
Veteran Owned
Phone: (706) 798-8484
Free Estimates
Fax: (706) 798-4842
10% Military Discount on Replacement
Recreational Levels
Beginners To Advanced
FURNITURE-RETAIL (CONT’D)
GROVETOWN BARGAIN CENTER FURNITURE
615 E Robinson Av GROVETOWN ..........................706-860-6401
RENAISSANCE HOME FURNISHINGS
TREASURES FOR YOUR HOME
1708 Wylds Rd AUGUSTA ......................................706-737-2809
www.haydensgym.com
• Pre-School Classes • Fully Air Conditioned Facility
• Cheerleading, Tumbling Classes & Competitive Cheerleading Squads
• 25,000 Sq. Ft. Gym • Daily Parents Viewing Area
• Fall & Summer Mother’s Morning Out
• Summer Day Camp, Including Inground Pool
4300 Evans to Locks Rd.
706-868-0608
GIFT SHOPS
COMING HOME
4116 Evans-To-Locks Rd EVANS ............................706-651-8009
GLASS-AUTOMOBILE, PLATE, WINDOW, ETC
ELITE AUTO GLASS INC
3114 Augusta Tech Dr Ste 304 AUGUSTA ..............706-798-8484
MOON GLASS CO
GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTION
HAYDENS INTERNATIONAL GYMNASTIC ACADEMY
4300 Evans-To-Locks Rd EVANS ............................706-868-0608
How long has it been
since you gave Mom
flowers?
HEALTH CLUBS
FAMILY Y, THE
2215 Tobacco Rd AUGUSTA....................................706-364-9662
3570 Wheeler AUGUSTA ........................................706-922-9622
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Support your local
florist, send flowers
for any occasion.
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114 HEARING-HOTELS
Dr. Robin Bohannon Audiologist • Dr. Rebecca Hopkins Audiologist
Specializing in Hearing Aids, Hearing Health Care and Balance
Fully Digital Hearing Aids • Industrial Audiology
Mon-Friday 9am-5pm
1215 George C Wilson Dr Ste A-3
Augusta ............................................................364-2378
HEARING AIDS
AUGUSTA HEARING & BALANCE
1215 George C Wilson Dr Ste A-3 AUGUSTA ........706-364-2378
HOME BUILDERS
HERBERT HOMES INC
529 Grand Slam Dr EVANS ....................................706-210-7114
JIM WALTER HOMES
HOME INSPECTION SERVICES
COLUMBIA INSPECTIONS
www.columbiainspections.com AUGUSTA ..............706-589-0422
HOTELS
BEST WESTERN GARDEN CITY INN
2650 B Cntr West Pkwy AUGUSTA ........................706-736-9292
BUDGET INN
441 Broad St AUGUSTA ..........................................706-722-0212
BUDGET INN EXPRESS
CLARION SUITES
COMFORT INN
629 Frontage Rd AUGUSTA ....................................706-855-6060
DAYS INN
DAYS INN
ECONO LODGE
4090 Belair Rd AUGUSTA........................................706-863-0777
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HOTELS 115
Visiting Fort Gordon?
Stay At One Of Our Brand New Hotels
COMFORTABLE, LUXURIOUS & AFFORDABLE
For business or leisure travel, we offer clean comfortable
and attractive accommodations at a very reasonable price.
• Free High Speed & Wireless Internet In All Rooms • Free Continental Breakfast
• Huge Indoor Pool And Outdoor Pool • Indoor Spa (Hot Tub)
• 24 Hr. Business Center Equipped With All The Latest Office Needs
• Fitness Center • Whirlpool Suites
• All Rooms: Microwave, Refrigerator, Iron & Ironing Board, Coffee Maker,
Hair Dryer, 27 Inch TV With All The Cable Channels
• Two Phones With Two Separate Lines In All Rooms
• Very Friendly Staff, Always Available To Help Guest
• Country Inn & Suites Has Large Suites Available
MAKE YOUR STAY MEMORABLE BY STAYING WITH US !!!!!!!!!!
Best Western Garden City Inn
2650 B Center West Pkwy.
Augusta, GA 30909
706-736-9292 706-736-9234 (Fax)
[email protected]
Days Inn & Suites
3039 Washington Rd.
Augusta, GA 30907
706-650-1311 706-650-7858 (Fax)
[email protected]
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Country Inn & Suites & Conference Center
OPENING OCTOBER 2006
103 Sherwood Dr.
Augusta, GA 30909
706-736-8988 706-736-8891 (Fax)
Ramada Hotels
2650 C Center West Pkwy.
Augusta, GA 30909
706-481-8849 706-481-0782 (Fax)
[email protected]
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116 HOTELS
Our Suites Have:
• Separate Living Area
• Microwave Oven
• Refrigerator And Coffeemaker
• Two Phones With Voice Mail And Dataport Connection
• Two Remote Controlled Color Televisions
With Premium Cable Channels
• Iron & Ironing Board
• Hair Dryer
• 36” TV’s In Select Rooms
The Augusta area offers a myriad of activities including
28 sites and attractions listed on the National Register
of Historic Places, the award winning Augusta Riverfront
revitalization on the Savannah River, Morris Museum of
Art, Augusta Richmond County Museum, National
Science Center, Georgia Golf Hall of Fame and 12
public golf courses within four minutes of the hotel.
• Conference Room • Ballroom
• Complimentary Buffet Breakfast & Evening Cocktails
• Restaurant • Pool
• Omni Fitness Center
• Augusta National Golf Club Is Approximately One Mile Away
• More Than 40 Restaurants And Attractions
Within Three Miles Of The Hotel.
• Earn Points
• 10 Miles From Ft. Gordon
706-868-1800
3038 Washington Road • Augusta, Georgia 30907 • Exit 199
Fax 706-868-9300
www.clarioninn.com
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HOTELS 117
• Closest Hotel To Ft. Gordon
• Complimentary Shuttle Service
Directions:
Nearby Attractions:
At the center of major
interstates and highways, the
Holiday Inn Gordon Highway
provides the government,
military and corporate traveler
easy access to Fort Gordon
and all travelers close to
the historic district, great
shopping and area
attractions.
Amenities:
Cable TV, in-room movies and
video games, complimentary
in-room coffee, iron/board,
hairdryer, large work desk
and lamp, phones with
voice mail and data ports,
complimentary USA Today,
Free High Speed Internet.
• Fort Gordon
• Augusta National Golf
Course
• Aquatic Center
• Ice Forum
• Newman Tennis Center
• Augusta/Richmond County
Civic Center
• Cotton Exchange Museum
• Fort Discovery National
Science Center
• Augusta Riverwall
• Clark Hill Lake
• Funsville
• Augusta Regional Airport
Express check-in and checkout, laundry/valet services,
copying, fax and computer
services, free parking.
Beautifully landscaped outdoor pool, health facility on
premises, tennis and golf
nearby.
Relax in Ashley’s Lounge for
cocktails and conversation.
Augusta Holiday Inn
2155 Gordon Highway
Augusta, GA 30909
Phone: (706) 737-2300
Fax: (706) 737-0418
e-mail:
[email protected]
www.augusta-holidayinn.com
Ashley’s restaurant open for
breakfast and dinner, and
offers the convenience of inroom dining.
For reservations at more than 2000
Holiday Inn Hotels worldwide call
1-800-HOLIDAY, or your travel agent.
We accept major credit cards
Meeting room for up to 100
people.
Directions:
Located at the Intersection I-520 and Gordon Highway.
Exit 3A. Just 5 minutes East of I-20. Exit 196A.
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118 HOTELS
Microtel
Inn & Suites
Augusta, GA
Whether you are visiting Augusta on business or
pleasure, Microtel Inn & Suites offers safe, clean
and affordable accommodations.
• 61 Guest Rooms, Interior Corridors &
Electronic Locks.
• Singles, doubles, and suites available.
• All rooms include microwave, refrigerator,
and coffeemaker.
• Non-smoking and ADA accessible rooms
available.
• Complimentary Deluxe Breakfast.
• 21” remote controlled TV with Cable, ESPN,
CNN, and HBO.
• Outdoor swimming pool and fitness
facilities available.
• Large Meeting Room, Business Center,
High Speed Internet Connection.
• Fax and Copy services on premises.
• Guest Laundry.
- Free hot continental breakfast.
- Free faxes, copies and printing in the
24-hour business center.
- Fitness room and whirlpool.
- Free copy of USA Today.
- Indoor Heated Pool. - Express checkout.
- Neutrogena bathroom amenities.
- Moen Revolution showerhead, curved
shower rod, hookless shower curtain
and upgraded towels.
- Top of the line mattress and box spring
with softer pillows and linens.
- In-room coffee maker, iron, ironing board
and safe.
- Ability to earn valuable TripRewards points,
air miles or rail points.
- Guest Suites available.
- Valet and Dry Cleaning Service available.
- Complimentary Happy Hour, Monday thru
Thursday from 5 PM to 7 PM.
Guest of this Augusta hotel are
provided an abundance of
amenities including:
• Free continental breakfast.
• Free coffee.
• Free high-speed.
Internet access.
• Free local calls.
• Outdoor pool.
• Copy & Fax Services.
• Refrigerators / Microwaves.
• Computer hook-ups.
• Whirlpool Rooms Available.
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RESTAURANTS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
& IMMEDIATE DRIVING AREA: Zack’s Grill
(Next Door), Waffle House, McDonald’s,
Wendy’s, Denny’s, Pizza Hut, Burger King,
Applebee’s, Macaroni and Grill, Chili’s,
Soup & Salad, Olive Garden, Steak-Out,
Vallarta Mexican Restaurant and others.
2176 Gordon Hwy. (off Bobby Jones Expressway)
Augusta, GA 30909
Phone: (706) 736-6425 Fax: 736-8219
www.microtelinn.com
Wingate Inn - Augusta
Northeast
2123 Noland Connector
Gordon Hwy & Bobby Jones Expressway
Augusta, GA 30909 US
Phone: 706-729-1616
Fax: 706-739-0453
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Hwy. G
Gordon
1
Quality Inn South (GA585)
Augusta, GA, US, 30906
Phone: (706) 793-3306
Fax: (706) 793-7928
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HOTELS 119
Microtel Inn & Suites - Augusta (Riverwatch Pkwy.), GA
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ADA Compliant Accessible Rooms and Suites
Adjoining Rooms for Flexible Family Accommodations
Free Local Calls
Free Long Distance
Guest Laundry
Fitness Center
Business Center
Outdoor Pool
Microfridge in every Guestroom
Hairdryers and Irons & Ironing Boards in every Guestroom
In room safes
Full Cable 24” Flat Screen TV with DVD Player
Movies On Demand
Facilities
• Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast & USA Today
• Manager’s Reception (Mon, Tues & Wed)
• Outdoor Pool & Whirlpool
• Meeting Space & Executive Boardroom Available
• Fax & Copy Service
• Non-Smoking & handicapped Rooms
• Whirlpool Suites with Refrigerators, Microwaves,
Wet Bars and VCRs
• Coffeemakers & Iron/Ironing Boards
• Computer Dataports
• Free Cable TV with HBO
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2909 Riverwest Dr.
Augusta, GA 30907
Ph: (706) 481-8010
Toll Free: (877) 733-1377
Augusta Comfort Inn
629 Frontage Road, N.W.
Augusta, GA 30907
706-855-6060
706-855-8008 fax
At each Red Roof Inn throughout the country,
you’ll find consistent high quality, cleanliness,
friendly service and the following great features:
4328 Frontage Road
Augusta, GA 30909
• Kids 17 and younger stay free when occupying the
same room with an adult family member
• Free local telephone calls
• Voice mail in all rooms
• Dataports
• T-Mobile wireless broadband internet service also
available in most locations
• Complimentary morning coffee
• Free ESPN, ESPN2, HBO, CNN, Discovery, The
Learning Channel, The Weather Channel, TNT,
TBS, USA, Fox News and more...
• Free USA TODAY newspaper weekdays in our lobby
• Alarm/Clock radios
• Snack centers
• Cribs provided at no charge
Tel: 706-228-3031
Fax: 706-228-3128
For reservations 1-800-RED-ROOF
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461 Park West Drive
Augusta, GA 30813
706-855-9111
3023 Washington Road • Augusta, GA 30907
• Electronic room keys
• Free local phone calls
• Seasonal outdoor pool
• Complimentary coffee and newspaper in lobby
• Senior, special and group rates available
• In-room personal voice mail
• Wake-up service
• Computer center and fax services
• Meeting room and banquet room for 15-150 people
• Children 18 and under stay free in parent’s room
For Reservations Call: 706-736-2595
All Suites Include
• TDY Rate • Free Long Distance Calls in USA
• Free Internet Service-All Rooms
• 3 1/2 Miles from Fort Gordon
• Voice Mail • Free Continental Breakfast
• Guest Laundry Room • 24” TV/DVD/Cable
TV/HBO
• Large “Las Vegas” Style In Room Jacuzzi
• Business Center • Outdoor Pool
• Across from Cracker Barrel Restaurant
• Margarita’z Bar & Grill
www.americasbestinns.com
Best Western
Evans Hotel
706-651-9100
452 Park West Drive
Conveniently located near Ft. Gordon, Augusta National
Golf Course, Ft. Discovery, Golf Hall of Fame and other areas
of interest. Take I-20 Exit 194, south on Belair Road.
The Best Western offers:
• King and Double Queen Beds
• Elevator
• Outdoor Pool
• Remote Cable TV with HBO
• Exercise Room
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast
• Business/Meeting Room
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Shopping and Restaurants Nearby
• Whirlpool Rooms
• Free Unlimited Calls
• Free High Speed Internet
• Guest Laundry
Reservations: 1-706-651-9100
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Brand New - Interior Corridor
Motel 6 welcomes you to beautiful Augusta with DVD Player and
VCR, High Speed Internet Connection, Free Unlimited Long
Distance, Refrigerator and Microwave in every room. Motel 6
Augusta also features a Pool, Guest Laundry, Fitness Center,
Hospitality Room and a Business Computer in The Lobby. Jacuzzi
Suites and Kitchenette Rooms are also available. Enjoy all these
amenities at the best price of any national chain.
Motel 6 Augusta
459 Parkwest Drive - Grovetown, GA 30813
Exit 194 Off I-20 Across From Cracker Barrel
706-651-8300 • Fax: 706-651-8391
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HOTELS 121
All Suites Include
I-20 Exit 194
4073 Jimmie Dyess Pkwy./Belair Rd.
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 855-2088
1-800-4-CHOICE
• TDY Rate
• Free Long Distance
• Free Wired & Wireless Internet
• Kitchen Area • Iron & Ironing Board
• Full Size Refrigerator
• Microwave
• In Room Coffee
• Hair Dryer
• Voice Mail
• Free Continental Breakfast
• Guest Laundry Room
• 25” TV/VCR Cable TV/HBO
• Business Center
• Outdoor Pool
• Climate Control Full Bath
520 Exit 3A
2182 Gordon Hwy.
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 312-7000
1-800-4-HEARTH
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Fort Gordon - 2 miles
Bush field Airport - 8 miles
Downtown Augusta - 8 miles
Augusta Mall - 3 miles
Augusta National - 6 miles
All Suites Include
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Free Long Distance
Free Wired & Wireless Internet
Kitchen Area • Iron & Ironing Board
Full Size Refrigerator
Microwave
In Room Coffee
Hair Dryer
Free Local Calls
Voice Mail
Guest Laundry Room
25” TV/VCR Cable TV/HBO
Business Center
Outdoor Pool
Climate Control Full Bath
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122 HOTELS
Close to Malls,
Downtown, Augusta
Nat'l & Fort Gordon
Located on Gordon Hwy Across
From Southgate Shopping Center
• 25” TV Sets • Cable & Premium Channels
• Brand New Rooms • Local Calls Free
• Refrigerators All Rooms • Microwaves
• Weekly & Daily Rates Available
• Ask About Our Jacuzzi Room
• Guest Laundry
790-3388
1616 Gordon Hwy
www.budgetinnexpress.com
Executive Inn
& Suites
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25” TV Sets / Premium Channels
Brand New Rooms
Local Calls Free
Refrigerators
Microwaves
Weekly & Daily Rates
Jacuzzi Rooms Available
Guest Laundry
726-9413
1238 Gordon Hwy
Augusta, GA 30901
Conveniently located on Exit 199,
Washington Road off I-20,
7 miles from downtown Augusta,
8 miles from Civic Center,
Bell Auditorium,
and 10 miles from Fort Gordon.
Stay at the Hampton Inn Augusta where your
satisfaction is always 100% guaranteed.
GUEST ROOMS - Number of Rooms 145
• Number of Floors 2
• Smoking & Non Smoking Rooms
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast Bar
• Free High Speed Wireless Internet • Data Ports
• Earn Points Toward A Free Stay & Other Valuable Awards
• Microwaves & Fridges Available • Cable TV with HBO
• Free Local Calls • Complimentary In-Room Coffee
• Hairdryer • Iron/Ironing Board
• On-site & Off-site Fitness Centers
3030 Washington Rd. • Augusta, GA 30907 • Phone (706) 737-1122 • FAX (706) 738-9988
E-Mail [email protected] • Web Address www.hamptoninn.com
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HOTELS 123
Brand New
www.super8.com
To Atlanta
Interstate 20
Exit
194
Park
West
To Columbia
Drive
Fort Gordon
Gate
All Rooms Include:
• Free Hi-Speed Internet Access in Every Room • Business Center • Meeting Room
• Free Superstart Breakfast • Guest Laundry • In-Room Iron and Ironing Board
• In-Room Coffeemakers • In-Room Refrigerator • In-Room Hairdryers
• In-Room Microwave/Ref. • Exercise Room • HBO, CNN, ESPN, Disney
• 27” Television with Cable • Interior Corridors/Elevator
706-396-1600
www.super8.com
456 Park West Dr.
Augusta, GA 30813
I-20 Exit 194 Next to Cracker Barrel
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441 BROAD ST.
VCR • POOL • MICRO FRIDGE • IN ROOM COFFEE
(706) 722-0212 • (706) 722-8706 (Fax)
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Near Gate 1 Fort Gordon • Gordon Hwy near I-520
(706) 733-5566 • (706) 738-5132 (Fax)
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3320 Deans Bridge Rd.
Augusta, GA
706-793-9600
• 2.5 Miles to Ft Gordon
• King / Single / Double Rooms
• Affordable Rates
• Micro Freeze
• Chairmans Award for Quality
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124 HOTELS-INSURANCE
Augusta
3654 Wheeler Road
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 868-8610
BY CHOICE HOTELS
“Clean Rooms – Best Value”
Free In-Room Coffee
Free Breakfast
All Rooms With
Micro/Fridge, HBO, ESPN
& 60 Cable Channels
2.5 miles from Fort Gordon
706-863-0777
4090 Belair Rd. Exit 194 on I-20
Features:
Free Wireless
Cable Television with HBO
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Non-Smoking and smoking rooms
Handicap accessible rooms
Tour Bus and Truck Parking
Guest Laundry
Guest Laundry
In-Room Large Jacuzzi
Outdoor Pool
HOTELS (CONT’D)
2852 WASHINGTON ROAD
AUGUSTA, GA-30909
Directions - I-20, Exit 199 (Washington Road)
FREE HBO, LOCAL CALLS
MICRO & FRIDGE IN ALL ROOMS
(706) 736-0707 • (706) 737-5746 (FAX)
GREAT MOTEL IN DOWNTOWN
10 MILES FROM FORT GORDON
954 5TH ST.
AUGUSTA, GA 30901
(706) 828-7474
FAX: (706) 828-7488
NEWLY RENOVATED
CLOSE TO HOSPITAL
BEST POOL IN AUGUSTA
MICROWAVE & REFRIGERATOR
FREE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE DOWN TOWN ATTRACTIONS
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
CLOSE TO ALL MAJOR HWY.
TRAVELODGE INN & SUITES
WI FI INTERNET ACCESS
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HAMPTON INN WASHINGTON RD
HOLIDAY INN-GORDON HWY
MICROTEL
2909 Riverwest Dr AUGUSTA ..................................706-481-8010
MOTEL 6
459 Parkwest Dr GROVETOWN ..............................706-651-8300
QUALITY INN
4073 Jimmie Dyess Pkwy/Belair Rd AUGUSTA ......706-855-2088
RODEWAY INN
SUPER 8 FORT GORDON-BELAIR RD
456 Park West Dr GROVETOWN ............................706-396-1600
TRAVELODGE INN & SUITES
954 5th St AUGUSTA ..............................................706-828-7474
INSURANCE
ACE INSURANCE AGENCY
AFFORDABLE AUTO INSURANCE
2605 Tobacco Rd Ste D HEPHZIBAH......................706-560-0350
ALLSTATE INSURANCE-COZETTE WATKINS
2813-A Regency Blvd AUGUSTA ............................706-738-6283
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Allstate Insurance Company
2813-A Regency Blvd.
Augusta, GA 30904
There’s Low, Lower and AFFORDABLE
CoZette Watkins Agency LLC
CoZette Watkins - Owner
Phone 706.738.6283
Home, Auto & Life Needs
We
Support
Our
Troops
Free Quotes Til 7 PM
706-790-4381 • 3084 Deans Bridge Rd.
706-560-0350 • 2605 Tobacco Rd., Suite D
J. Michael Godowns-Agent
Auto, Home, Motorcycle,
Boat, Renters, Life, Health
First Choice Insurance Agency
INSURANCE (CONT’D)
FIRST CHOICE INSURANCE AGENCY
3108 Peach Orchard Rd Ste #3 AUGUSTA ............706-798-8860
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE-TANKERSLEY AGENCY
JEWELERS-RETAIL
FURMAN JEWELERS INC
212 8th St AUGUSTA ..............................................706-722-2932
See our Ad - Clocks-Dealers
“Where Customer Service Always Comes First”
3108 Peach Orchard Rd.
Suite #3
Augusta, GA 30906
Phone: (706) 798-8860
Fax: (706) 798-8849
Toll Free: 1-866-846-8860
Most Forms of Insurance Since 1977
KENNELS
PARADISE KENNELS
Boats - RV's - Home - Auto - Commercial - Life - Bond and Annuity
ACE Insurance Agency • (706) 798-1975 Fax: (706) 796-6529
Gloria Martin & Cheryl Dobson Agents
3420 Peach Orchard Road • Augusta, Georgia 30906
GROOMING, BATHING & BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS OF DOGS & CATS
PARADISE KENNELS
• Special Accommodations For Your Pet
While You’re Away
• Augusta’s Largest And Finest
Individual Runs, 4 ft x 26 ft
• Separate Cat Kennels With Large
Runs 4 ft x 6 ft
• Fully Heated And Air Conditioned Facilities
• First Grooming Free On Pets
Under 12 Weeks
3996 Belair Rd.
M-Sat 7:30-5:30
CLOSED SUNDAY
Pet Cremations You Can Trust
Augusta’s Only On Site Pet Cremation Service
“We Guarantee Ashes Returned Are Your Pets”
“Owners May Be Present”
Urns • Burial Containers • Memorials
1-706-860-1977
Quality Paints
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126 LOANS-MORTGAGES
LOANS
Barbara Hagan
Manager
We have a “New” Attitude
We like to say “Yes”
1631 Gordon Highway
Augusta, GA 30906
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706-772-8900
Fax 706-772-8925
See our Ad - Map Section also Banks
NEW LOAN
PIONEER SERVICES REPRESENTATIVES
MORTGAGES
BSM FINANCIAL LP
2606 Commons Blvd AUGUSTA ..............................706-736-1841
COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS
3643 Walton Wy Ext Bldg 4A AUGUSTA ................706-261-5626
FAMILY FIRST MORTGAGE
563 1/2 Greene St AUGUSTA ..................................706-722-3050
FIRST BANK OF GEORGIA
2743 Perimeter Pkwy Bldg 100 Ste 100
AUGUSTA ................................................................706-821-6000
See our Ad - Loans
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128 MORTGAGES-MUSEUMS
DESIGNING MORTGAGES TO
FIT INDIVIDUAL NEEDS
THE MORTGAGE PLACE
The Best VA Rates in the CSRA-Call ALL the others first & then call us!
3643-B Walton Way Ext.
We offer a wide variety of mortgage options to fit your
particular needs, including:
Augusta, GA 30909
706-733-5960
Georgia residential mortgage licensee 6025
• VA Loans up to 100% • FHA Loans
• 100% Conventional Loans • Construction Financing
• Competitive Rates • Exceptional Service!
Wachovia is the Only Full Service Bank
located on Post at Fort Gordon
And with my 13 years of experience as a Mortgage Consultant,
you not only have the mortgage options you need, but the
professionalism and experience you deserve. Please call to
learn more about how we can work together to tailor a
mortgage to fit your individual needs.
Cindy Schutte
Mortgage Consultant/
Assistant Vice President
Fort Gordon, Georgia 30905
(706) 284-4606 cell
(706) 650-7042 office
website: cindyschutte.wachovialoans.com
4277 WASHINGTON ROAD • EVANS, GEORGIA 30809
(800) 870-3724 • (706) 868-5050
www.streetandtrail.com
Uncommon Wisdom
All loans subject to credit approval, verification, and collateral evaluation. Initial decision
is subject to your meeting specific underwriting requirements, and final approval will be
based upon your satisfying those requirements. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER.
MORTGAGES (CONT’D)
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - ACCESSORIES
MORTGAGE PLACE, THE
3643-B Walton Wy Ext AUGUSTA............................706-733-5960
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE
MOTORCYCLES-NEW & USED
AUGUSTA SUZUKI
STREET & TRAIL MOTORSPORTS
MOTORCYCLES & MOTOR SCOOTERS-NEW & USED
Augusta, GA
706-793-1610
AUGUSTA SUZUKI
MOVING & STORAGE
MOVING MAN INC, THE
MOVING EQUIPMENT RENTAL
Lightstyles
For
Lifestyles
FIRST CHOICE AUTO SERVICE CENTER
U-Haul-Beside Gordon Park Speedway
GROVETOWN ..........................................................706-869-7577
See our Ad - Automobile Repairing & Services
MUSEUMS
MORRIS MUSEUM OF ART
1 Tenth St AUGUSTA ..............................................706-724-7501
Enhance your home by making the light decision
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560-9245
Open Wed-Sat
7pm-Until
“Where Variety is the Spice of Life”
Country - Top 40 - Southern rock
Home of the Rhes Reeves Band
Voted Best of Augusta 5 Years +
NIGHT CLUBS
COYOTES
VUE
469 Highland Av AUGUSTA ....................................706-364-0786
OPTICAL GOODS-RETAIL
EYE CONSULTANTS OF AUGUSTA PC
503 Furys Ferry Rd MARTINEZ ..............................706-860-8899
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Jeff Hoover
Optometrist-Tricare Provider
JC Penney Optical Walmart Vision Center
Augusta Mall
Bobby Jones Expwy
706-667-8336
706-863-1800
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130 OPTICAL-PHYSICIANS
Eye Consultants of Augusta, P.C.
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Steven E. Brooks, M.D. • Anar D. Maurya, O.D.
*** Medical, Routine Vision and Contact Lens Exams ***
TRICARE ACCEPTED by a BOARD CERTIFIED OPHTHALMOLOGIST
503 Furys Ferry Rd. Martinez, GA • “Se Habla Español” • Phone: 706-860-8899
David M. Parker
Inside Lenscrafters
Augusta Mall • 706-736-9929
Eye Exams for
Glasses &
Contact Lenses
Military Discount
EXTERMINATING
“Is Always There
For You”
Augusta - 706-667-9044 Thomson - 706-595-8377
Toll Free 1-800-554-9651
Eye Exams for Glasses
& Contact Lenses
**Tricare Accepted**
Call to make an appointment
Or Walk-ins Welcome
706-854-7779
Dr. Greg Fowler
4471 Washington Road
Evans, Wal-Mart SuperCenter
OPTICAL GOODS-RETAIL (CONT’D)
JC PENNY OPTICAL/DR HOOVER
OPTOMETRISTS
EYE GROUP
3450 Wrightsboro Rd-Augusta Mall AUGUSTA ......706-736-9929
FOWLER, GREG OD
PEST CONTROL-EXTERMINTATING & FUMIGATING
DAVID M PARKER EXTERMINATING
AUGUSTA ................................................................800-554-9651
PHARMACIES
MEDICAL CENTER WEST PHARMACY
465 N Belair Rd Ste 1A EVANS ..............................706-854-2424
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD
CENTER FOR PRIMARY CARE
CPC South 2011 Windsor Spring Rd EVANS..........706-798-1700
CPC N Augusta 105 Hugh St N AUGUSTA ............803-279-6800
CPC CENTRAL 3614-D J Dewey Gray Cir
AUGUSTA ................................................................706-868-7380
CPC Business Office 363 N Belair Rd EVANS ........706-650-7799
363 N Belair Rd EVANS ..........................................706-650-7563
We Accept Tricare
“We specialize in compounding pediatric dosage forms”
Fast Friendly Service • We Accept Most Insurance Plans
Medical Center West
Pharmacy
854-2424
465 N Belair Rd, Evans
M-F 8-6 Sat 9-1
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• Ostomy Supplies
• Diabetic Supplies
• Walkers, Wheelchairs
• Delivery Available
Medical Center
Pharmacy
792-5130
3121 Peach Orchard Rd, Aug
M-F 9-6 Sat 9-1
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Bladeless, All-Laser, LASIK
Interest free financing – free consultations
Academy of Cataract & Laser Surgery, P.C. is the only
practice in the CSRA, and one of a small number of practices
across the country to offer premium Allegretto IntraLASIK.
This means no-knife, computer driven laser treatment for
safe and predictable LASIK. Use of the Intralase femtosecond
laser ensures that no knife (no cutting) is used to create the
corneal flap. Then the Allegretto-Wavelight laser system
reshapes the front of the eye taking away the need for glasses or
contacts. Allegretto is the only laser which is FDA approved to
reduce glare and thereby improves night vision.
Howard Bruckner, M.D. Director
State of the Art Eye Surgery
www.brucknereyemd.com
722-9601
1-800-476-5521
Howard L. Bruckner, M.D.
Medical Director
Academy of Cataract & Laser Surgery
Board Certified Opthamologist
Former Chief Opthamologist
First Army Headquarters, Ft. Gordon
909 15th Street
Augusta, GA 30901
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-DERMATOLOGY
CENTRAL DERMATOLOGY/THOMPSON, BARRY MD
2060 Central Av AUGUSTA......................................706-738-4442
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-OPTHALMOLOGY
ACADEMY OF CATARACT & LASER SURGERY, PC
909 15th St AUGUSTA ............................................706-722-9601
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-PEDIATRICS
COLON-SANTINI, JUAN LMD FAAP
1220 George C Wilson Dr AUGUSTA ......................706-863-9595
Colon-Santini Juan L.M.D.
Diplomate American Board Pediatrics
General Pediatrics - Se Habla Espanol
1220 George C. Wilson Drive
760-863-9595 Toll Free 866-347-1159
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PHYSICIANS-REAL ESTATE 133
“We Go Where You Go!”
Main Exchange
Pxtra
Class Six
MCSS
Burger King
793-7171
793-7177
793-5366
793-2315
793-8542
Troop Store 793-9757
SINCE 1965
WHITTON RADIATORS & MUFFLERS
1441 REYNOLDS STREET • AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 30901
(706) 722-1241 • FAX (706) 724-7503
Troop Store 793-7757
0900-2100 Mon-Sat, 1000-1900 Sun
Gate 1 Shoppette
Gate 5 Shoppette (24 Hr)
Food Court
Starbucks Coffee
Godfathers Pizza
792-9707
793-1160
772-9742
796-0243
772-5167
Bldg 25711 (Retail, Anthony’s Pizza, Burger King
Barber, Laundry)
Bldg 29604 (Retail, Anthony’s Pizza, Blimpie,
Barber, Laundry)
Food Court: Charley’s Steakery, Taco Johns, Robin Hood,
Anthony's Pizza, Popeyes, Baskin Robins, Cinnabon
Mall Concessions: Flower Shop, GNC, Beauty Shop,
Barber Shop, Alltel, Arcade
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-SURGERY-VASCULAR
VEIN CARE PAVILLION OF THE SOUTH
447 N Belair Rd EVANS ..........................................706-854-3333
PICTURE FRAMES-DEALERS
BAILIE’S ART CENTER
FRAME SHOPPE, THE
PRINTING SUPPLIES
CARTRIDGE WORLD
3830 Washington Rd Ste 14 AUGUSTA ..................706-228-6000
PX
AAFES
Bldg 35200 FT GORDON ........................................706-793-0233
RADIATORS-AUTOMOTIVE
WHITTON RADIATORS & MUFFLERS
1441 Reynolds St AUGUSTA ..................................706-722-1241
REAL ESTATE
BLANCHARD & CALHOUN
CENTURY 21 LARRY MILLER REALTY INC
Stinson Hall, Ste 120 FT GORDON ........................706-796-2955
GOODSENSE REALTY
MEYBOHM REALTORS
PRUDENTIAL BEAZLEY REAL ESTATE
669 N Belair Rd EVANS ..........................................706-863-1775
RE/MAX MASTERS INC
REMAX AUGUSTA
207 Hudson Trace Dr AUGUSTA..............................706-855-7653
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134 REAL ESTATE
Full Service
Real Estate
Company
•
•
•
•
Residential
Rentals
Commercial
Relocation
Augusta
207 HUDSON TRACE DRIVE
AUGUSTA, GA 30907
706-855-7653
1-800-367-4428
www.movingtoaugusta.com
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Three Great Neighborhoods Located Minutes From Fort Gordon
Willow Oak
Village
Willow Oak Village
Opening 2007
Creek Bend
1220 Creek Bend Drive
Grovetown, GA 30813
Phone: 706-869-7411
Euchee Creek
983 Cannock Street
Grovetown, GA 30813
Phone: 706-651-1976
Please Call for More information:
669 North Belair Road • Evans, Georgia 30809
Bus: (706) 863-1775 or (800) 558-1775 • Fax: (706) 863-4304
Website: www.PruBeazleyRealEstate.com • Email: [email protected]
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COME TO THOMSON - McDUFFIE
Ft. Gordon Highway
West On U.S. Hwy. 78
REAL ESTATE
Masters, Inc.
“outstanding agents, outstanding results”
Office: (706) 868-6913
Toll Free: (800) 325-8030
4316 Washington Road
Evans, GA 30809
Each Office Is Independently Owned & Operated.
LAND
FARMS
HOMES
LOTS
GA. R.E. Lic. H-11348
Newcomers’ First Stop • Downtown Thomson, GA.
800-637-0881
706-595-3216
You’ll Be Glad You Came To
McDuffie County-Thomson
www.wilsonrealtor.com
EQUAL HOUSING
LENDER
REAL ESTATE (CONT’D)
Visit Our Website: GoodSenseRealty.net
“Where it makes good sense to buy a home.”
Residential Sales, Rentals, Property Management
3514 Wrightsboro Road • Augusta, GA 30909
1/2 mi. West of Augusta Mall
Office: 706-364-3343
WILSON COMPANY, THE
114 Main St THOMSON ..........................................706-595-3216
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES-DEALERS
CSRA CAMPERLAND INC
RESTAURANTS
Licensed in GA & SC
Member of the Greater Augusta Association of Realtors
CAPTAIN D’S SEAFOOD
SCHOOLS-ACADEMIC-COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
We
Sell
Fun
CSRA
Camperland
Complete Parts & Accessories Dept.
New Indoor Showroom 10 Bay Service Dept.
Top Name Brands Large Selection of New & Used Units
We Have Campers To
Fit Everyone’s Budget
863-6294
3844 Washington Rd.
www.csracamperland.com
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AUGUSTA STATE UNIVERSITY
AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
3200 Augusta Tech Dr AUGUSTA ............................706-771-4000
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
741 Barnes Av FT GORDON ..................................706-798-5739
GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE
115 Davis Rd MARTINEZ ........................................706-650-5631
PAINE COLLEGE
1235 15th St AUGUSTA ..........................................706-821-8320
SAVANNAH RIVER COLLEGE
2528 Cntr W Pkwy AUGUSTA..................................706-738-5046
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GMC-AUGUSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
A Great Place to Begin the Rest of your Life
• Day, Night and Weekend classes at Ft. Gordon and in Martinez
• Small classes, free Math, Science and English tutoring
• Military education may be converted into college credit for
promotion points
• SOCAD agreements provided and honored from other colleges
• Financial Aid available for qualified students
• 8 Academic majors: Behavioral Science, Business
Administration, Criminal Justice, Computer Information
Systems, Education, General Studies, International Affairs,
and Pre-Nursing.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OR STOP BY EITHER LOCATION
741 Barnes Ave, BLDG 21606 FORT GORDON, GA 30905, PH 706-791-5159 ext 10
115 Davis Rd. Martinez, GA 30907, PH 706-650-5631
ON THE WEB AT: www.gmcaugusta.com
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138 SCHOOLS
IT’S ALL
ABOUT YOU
(Formerly Kerr
Business College)
4 DAY SCHOOL WEEK
(Monday - Thursday)
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
(For Eligible Applicants)
• BUSINESS
• MEDICAL
• COMPUTER
GRADUATE SERVICES
STUDENT ORIENTED
FACULTY & STAFF
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS & ASSOCIATE
OF SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS
706-738-5046
WESTGATE CENTER SOUTH
1 BLOCK OFF WASHINGTON RD
2528 CENTER WEST PKWY, AUGUSTA, GA 30909
www.savannahrivercollege.edu
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SCHOOLS 139
WESTMINSTER
Schools of Augusta
3067 Wheeler Road
Augusta, GA 30909
706-731-5260 x2201
w w w. w s a . n e t
An Exceptional Christian
College Preparatory School
Westminster Schools Practices a nondiscrimatory admissions policy
SCHOOLS-ACADEMIC-COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES (CONT’D)
TROY UNIVERSITY
Ft Gordon Education Cntr Bldg 21606 Barnes Av
FT GORDON............................................................706-772-2720
SCHOOLS-PRIVATE
AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL
1920 Highland Av AUGUSTA ..................................706-736-5516
AUGUSTA CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
313 Baston Rd MARTINEZ ......................................706-863-2905
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140 SCHOOLS-STORAGE
Augusta Christian Schools
Aquinas High School
Building Kingdom Leaders
Augusta Christian
Schools
K5 through Grade 12
ELEMENTARY CAMPUS:
470 Fury’s Ferry Road
MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS:
“...developing Christian leaders”
313 Baston Road
99% of Graduates Attend College
2005 Seniors Received $1.3 Million in Scholarships
SAT Scores Significantly Above National/State Average
Strong Academic Support Program
(706) 863-2905
www.augustachristian.org
GAC, ACSI & SACS Accredited
Augusta Christian Schools practices a nondiscriminatory admission policy.
1920 Highland Ave., Augusta, GA 30904 • (706) 736-5516 • Fax: (706) 736-2678
e-mail: [email protected] • web page: www.aquinashigh.org
Aquinas High School practices a nondiscriminatory admissions policy
SCHOOLS-PRIVATE (CONT’D)
AUGUSTA FIRST SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
See our Ad - Churches
WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS OF AUGUSTA
www.wsa.net
SHOPPING CENTERS & MALLS
AUGUSTA MALL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
STORAGE-HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL
Dillard’s Macy’s JCPenney Sears
Macy’s Furniture Showroom
Telephone 706.733.1001 augustamall.com
Owned and Operated by General Growth Properties
AAA SELF STORAGE
ATTIC NOOK, THE
2208 Highland Av AUGUSTA ..................................706-737-4700
BELAIR/DYESS SELF STORAGE
1005 Dyess Pkwy AUGUSTA ..................................706-854-8884
COLONIAL STORAGE CENTERS
GORDON HIGHWAY SELF STORAGE
They say you learn
something new every day
(thank goodness)
Learn
Something.
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FREE TRUCK
(FOR MOVE INS)
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BELAIR / DYESS STORAGE
1005 DYESS PARKWAY
FT.
GOR- DYESS
DON PKWY
854-8884
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I-20
GROVETOWN
X
BELAIR RD
I-20
BELAIR Near I-20
FT.
GORDON
651-8881
WHEELER RD I-20
DR’S
HOSP.
Near I-20
I-20
WASHINGTON RD
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WASHINGTON RD. STORAGE #2
4080 WASHINGTON RD
MARTINEZ
BOBBY JONES
651-8833
BOBBY JONES
3044 WASHINGTON RD. @ I-20
X
AUGUSTA
STOWAWAY STORAGE
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TARGET
BOBBY JONES
3772 WHEELER RD @ I-20
BELAIR RD
RD
X
EVANS
MALL
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PUBLIX
WASHINGTON RD
CLUB CAR
X
DAVIS RD
I-20
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WASHINGTON RD. STORAGE #1
122 DAVIS RD
TARGET
K-MART
BOBBY JONES
EVENS-NEAR CLUB CAR
868-7171
MARTINEZ-NEAR K-MART
AIR CONDITIONING
SECURITY CAMERAS
24-HOUR ACCESS
OPEN SATURDAYS
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STORAGE 143
SouthSide Self Storage
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Best prices in town GUARANTEED!
10% Military discount
Authorized U-Haul Dealer
6 sizes to choose from
24/7 Access and Video Surveillance
Moving supplies available
Office hours: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm
(706) 560-0406
(706) 737-4700
(706) 832-3510 Cell
(706) 737-4144 Fax
Augusta’s #1 Storage Center
• Guaranteed Lowest Rate • Alarm & Laser Security
• Open Everyday & Clean • Fenced & Lighted
• Free Truck
~ Conveniently Located Near Daniel Field ~
2208 Highland Ave.
Augusta, GA 30904
STORAGE-HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL (CONT’D)
HOLLYWOOD SELF STORAGE
4388 Ridge Trail MARTINEZ ....................................706-922-7233
SOUTHSIDE SELF STORAGE
3103 Spring Grove Dr AUGUSTA ............................706-560-0406
UNCLE BOBS SELF STORAGE
1045 Bertram Rd AUGUSTA ....................................706-736-3361
1805-A Wylds Rd AUGUSTA....................................706-737-0051
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Grovetown’s
& Auto Center
H&R BLOCK
• QUICK & ACCURATE SERVICE YEAR-ROUND
• REASONABLE FEES • EXPERIENCED PREPARERS
• CONVENIENT HOURS
AUGUSTA
DAYTON • FUZION • Batteries • Brakes • Belts & Hoses
Alignments • Diagnostics • Shocks & Struts
1298 Broad St ......................................................................................706-724-8707
1631 Gordon Highway - South Gate Mall ............................................706-667-9634
2492 Tobacco Rd - Windsor Plaza ........................................................706-796-7790
3830 Washington Rd - West Town Center ............................................706-860-8194
3435 Wrightsboro Rd - Richmond Plaza..............................................706-733-5629
AIKEN
601 E. Robinson Ave • Grovetown, GA
1030 Pine Log Rd - Silver Bluff Commons. ..........................................803-649-0507
1919 Whiskey Rd - Millbrook Station ..................................................803-648-4945
EVANS
4357 Washington Road - Evans Crossing ..............................................706-228-7955
MARTINEZ
4477 Columbia Rd - Market Square......................................................706-868-8821
3830 Washington Rd - West Town Center ............................................706-860-8194
LOUISVILLE
106 W. Broad St. ..................................................................................478-625-7310
NORTH AUGUSTA
342 East Martintown Rd - N Augusta Plaza ..........................................803-279-0571
GROVETOWN
Distributor of Velocity
U2, FS & Tyfun Wheels
Military Financing & Discounts Available
Phone: 706-560-0743
Fax:
706-560-1278
110 B Horizon South ............................................................................706-860-0718
SEARS LOCATION
AUGUSTA
Augusta Mall ........................................................................................706-736-1921
IT’S FAST
& IT’S EASY
2917 Peach Orchard Rd.
Augusta, Georgia
[email protected]
“WE SUPPORT OUR TROOPS”
TAX PREPERATION SERVICES
H&R BLOCK
STEINBERG & ASSOCIATES
3623 Washington Rd Bldg F Ste 103D AUGUSTA ..706-733-1630
*Family Owned & Operated Since 1907*
We Are the Original Cheesborough’s
TAXICABS
RADIO CAB
1439 Greene St AUGUSTA ......................................706-722-5588
TIRE DEALERS
GATE 2 TIRE & AUTO CENTER
ROGERS TIRES & WHEELS
TRANSMISSIONS-AUTOMOBILE
AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS
2631 1/2 Washington Rd AUGUSTA ........................706-738-3830
CHEESEBOROUGH’S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS INC
138 Sand Bar Ferry Rd AUGUSTA ..........................706-724-1451
Downtown In Olde Town
Directions: 520 East (Bobby Jones) to exit 16
Sand Bar Ferry Rd. left 1 mile on the left
Not Affiliated with Any Other Transmission Shop
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706-868-7100
106 Cedar Ln. (Behind Dollar General on Baston Rd.)
TRANSMISSIONS-AUTOMOBILE (CONT’D)
AIDMORE
COTTMAN TRANSMISSIONS
106 Cedar Ln MARTINEZ ........................................706-868-7100
ANIMAL CLINIC
TRUCK RENTING & LEASING
PENSKE TRUCK RENTAL
For Rental & Leasing AUGUSTA..............................800-467-3675
SERVING AUGUSTA FOR OVER 45 YEARS
Small Animal Medicine
& Laser Surgery
Boarding
UTILITY COMPANIES
GEORGIA POWER
VETERINARIANS
AIDMORE ANIMAL CLINIC
1701 N Leg Ct AUGUSTA ........................................706-733-7181
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 5:45 p.m.
Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Senior
Citizen
Discount
LYNN SIMONS, DVM
KATREA HOWARD, DVM
AND ASSOCIATE
733-7181
1701 North Leg Ct.
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146 VETERINARIANS-WEIGHT
Paradise
ANIMAL
HOSPITAL
DR. STEVEN K. KNITTEL, P.C.
www.paradiseah.com
www.switchboard.com
706-863-8830
Because preventive health care
starts with proper nutrition.™
587 E. ROBINSON AV.
FULL SERVICE VETERINARY CLINIC
SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE
SURGERY & PREVENTIVE CARE
DENTAL CARE
Paradise
Animal
Hospital
HOURS: Mon - Fri 7:30
Sat 9:00
APPOINTMENTS APPRECIATED
3998 BELAIR ROAD
Affordable Weightloss
860-4544
VETERINARIANS (CONT’D)
GROVETOWN ANIMAL CLINIC PC
PARADISE ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Call us for more information
706-364-8501
4434 Columbia Road, Martinez
WALLPAPERS & WALLCOVERINGS-RETAIL
CHUCK CAMPBELL’S WALLPAPERS & WINDOW BLINDS
See our Ad - Blinds
WEIGHT CONTROL SERVICES
AFFORDABLE WEIGHTLOSS
4434 Columbia Rd Ste 202 COLUMBIA ..................706-364-8501
Puppy
Chow
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2006-2007 Telephone Directory
HQ, U.S. ARMY SIGNAL CENTER
& FORT GORDON, GA
OPERATOR ASSISTANCE
COMMERCIAL........................................................791-0110
DSN............................................................................780-1110
Ambulance
AREA CODE ..............................................................................706
Fire
COMMERCIAL PREFIX
POST ..................................................................................791
HEALTH SVCS ................................................................787
DSN PREFIX
POST ........................................................................780 (791)
HEALTH SVCS ......................................................773 (787)
Military
Police
DIAL 911
Contents
GENERAL INFORMATION
TELEPHONE INSTRUCTIONS ....................................148
BOMB THREAT REPORT..............................................151
SEVERE WEATHER INFO ............................................152
AUTOMATED DIRECTORY
ATTTENDANT SYSTEM (ADAS) ............................152
IDENTIFYING MALICIOUS CALL NUMBER ..........153
DIRECTORY LISTINGS
ORGANIZATIONS............................................................153
QUICK REFERENCE LISTINGS ................................161
This telephone directory is an
authorized unofficial publication of
Fort Gordon. It is published annually as part of the Fort Gordon
Installation Guide in the interest of
members of the U.S. military services. Corrections, additions, and
deletions to the telephone directory
should be submitted to Public
Affairs Office, Nelson Hall, Building
29801, Fort Gordon, GA 309055735, telephone 791-7590 or e-mail
to: [email protected].
DO NOT DISCUSS CLASSIFIED INFORMATION ON NONSECURE TELEPHONES. OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT
OF DEFENSE (DoD) TELEPHONES ARE PROVIDED FOR THE TRANSMISSION OF OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT
BUSINESS ONLY AND ARE SUBJECT TO MONITORING FOR COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY AT ALL TIMES.
Use of official DoD telephones constitutes consent to communications security monitoring in accordance with
DoD Directive 4640.6.
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TELEPHONE INSTRUCTIONS
1) Your Information Management
Officer (IMO) will provide you with a
Personal Identification Number (PIN).
This number must be entered when
accessing long distance services (9-1, or
9-011) and overseas DSN, whether for
voice, data, or FAX. No dial tone will be
heard after dialing the trunk access code
and telephone number is entered. The
PIN must be entered when prompted by
the switch with a stutter tone.
Long Distance (FTS):
Dial (9) + 1 + 10 digits + PIN
• Example:
9 + 1 + 781-455-3774 + 123456
DSN:
Dial (84) + 7 or 10-digit DSN
• Example: 84 + 539-6543
International DSN:
Dial (84) + DSN Prefix +
7-digit number + PIN
• Example: 84 + 013 +
539-6543 + 123456
LET’S TALK
FEATURE CODES
For Single Line Users
A Quick Reference for Fort Gordon, GA
Telephone Network
Access Code ..........................Feature
*52 ................Call Forward All Calls
#52 ..Call Forward All Calls (cancel)
*60 ......................................Call Hold
*64 ......................................Call Park
#64 ......................Call Park, Retrieve
*63 ..................................Call Pickup
Hook switch
........Transfer and 3-Way Conference
*66 or # # ..........Last Number Redial
*68 ..................Ring Again (activate)
*68 ......................Ring Again (cancel)
*99 .............. Caller Originated Trace
Main Number ......................791-0110
Telephone Help Desk ..........791-3100
Post Information..........0 or 791-0110
Eisenhower Army
Medical Center ..............787-5811
Installation Operations
Center ............................791-9747
American Red Cross ..........787-6311
Army Community Service ..791-3579
Signal Corps, Military Intelligence and
Tenants ..........791-XXXX (DSN 780)
Eisenhower Army Medical Center,
Dental Activities and all other medical
providers ........787-XXXX (DSN 773)
DIALING PLAN
9
84
7
Local, Toll Free, Long Distance,
& International
Routine DSN
Digit Extension – On Post
DIALING EXAMPLES
On Post:
Dial the 7-digit number
• Example: 787-3545 or 791-0282
Local & Commercial on post:
Dial (9) + 10-digits
• Example: 9 + 706 + 790-3676
800/888 Toll-Free:
Dial (9) + 1 + 10-digit toll free number
• Example: 9 + 1 + 800-555-1234
International:
Dial (9) + 011 + int’l number + PIN
• Example: 9 + 011 +
49-654622157113 + 123456
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FEATURE DESCRIPTIONS
CALL FORWARD (All Calls)—Call
Forward All Calls allows the user to
forward all incoming calls on their
extension to another extension on
base. Outgoing calls can still be placed
from the telephone when call forward
is active.
CALL HOLD—This feature allows a
user to place an active call on hold and
then hang up returning the handset to
the cradle if the user chooses. The
party on hold will hear music. The subscriber may retrieve the call by lifting
the handset.
CALL PARK—The feature allows the
user to place a call on permanent hold
against his or their extension, then
reconnect the call from another telephone. The call is parked using the Call
Park feature access code and is
retrieved using the Call Park Retrieve
code. Calls can be placed and received
during activation.
CALL PICK-UP—This feature allows
the user to answer, from their phone,
any call made to an extension within
the individual’s call pick-up group.
CALL TRANSFER—The Call Transfer
feature allows the user to send a call to
another extension.
3-WAY CONFERENCE—The 3-Way
Conference feature allows the user to
add a third person to a call in progress.
LAST NUMBER RE-DIAL—This feature allows the subscriber to automatically call the last number dialed from
their extension.
RING AGAIN/RING BACK—When a
user makes a phone call to a busy
extension or trunk, the ring again feature notifies the user when the line or
trunk becomes free and then routes the
call automatically for them.
CALLER ORIGINATED TRACE
(COT)—Activation of the feature
causes a log report to be generated at
the MP station. If a user receives a
malicious call (bomb threat or threat
to harm the call taker or others on the
installation), this feature allows a user
to hold an incoming malicious call so
the call can be traced to the originating party. When both the calling
and called parties are in the same
switching unit, the entire connection is
held until the called party releases the
call. When the call is on an incoming
trunk, the connection is held back to
the incoming trunk.
VOICE MAIL
(NORTEL CALLPILOT)
Voice Mail Access ................791-4450
FIRST TIME SETUP ONLY:
Dial Voice Mail Access (791-4450) and
enter your mailbox number and “#”
(your mailbox number is your seven
digit extension) and when prompted
for your temporary password: dial (12)
and your 7 digit ext. number and “#”,
i.e.: 12-791-2345#.
Follow system prompts to set up your
voice mailbox: Passwords must have 6
to 10 digits. The password assigned
CANNOT be the same six numbers or
numbers in succession. Security of the
system will not allow these types of
passwords.
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REGULAR USE:
If accessing voice mail from your telephone, press “#” and follow prompts.
If accessing voice mail from another
telephone, dial the Voice Mail Access
(791-4450) and enter your 7 digit telephone number and “#”.
When prompted for “Password”, enter
your 6 to 10 digit password and “#”.
FEATURE ACTIVATION
CALL HOLD:
While on an active call.
Press the HOOKSWITCH (2500 set).
You will hear a special dial tone. DIAL
(*60). You will hear confirmation tone.
HANG UP. Call is on hold. You will
hear ringing periodically as a reminder
that the call is being held.
LIFT THE HANDSET to retrieve the
held call.
CALL PARK:
While on an active call.
Press the HOOKSWITCH (2500 set)
you will hear a special dial tone.
DIAL (*64). You will hear a confirmation tone. Hang up. Call is PARKED
at the phone and you can use the phone
in any way.
If you wish to announce the call, you
may stay on the line until the person
answers the phone. Once you have
announced the call, you hang up and
the two individuals will be connected.
If you do not wish to announce the call,
you may hang up and the call will be
transferred to the extension.
If the called party is busy or does not
answer the phone, you may press the
HOOKSWITCH (2500 set) twice, each
time momentarily, to be reconnected to
the original call.
When busy station or trunk becomes
idle, you will hear "ring again" tone
burst. Lift the handset. You will hear
ringing as the call is routed to the extension or trunk you are trying to call.
CANCEL
Lift the handset and dial (*68) again.
You will hear a confirmation tone.
Call Originated Trace
On an active call:
If you receive a malicious call (bomb
threat or threat to harm the call takers
or others on the installation):
You will hear a special dial tone. The
caller is automatically placed on hold.
Dial the 7-digit number you want to
add into a 3-way conference.
When the person answers, press the
HOOKSWITCH (2500 set). All three
parties will be connected in a 3-way
conference call.
If the extension that you are trying to
conference in is busy or does not
answer, press the HOOKSWITCH
(2500 set) twice, each momentarily, to
be reconnected to the call.
CALL FORWARD (All Calls)
ACTIVATE
CALL PICKUP:
To answer a call within your call pickup group.
Hang up.
Lift the handset and dial (*52).
DIAL the 7-digit number where calls
are to be forwarded. You will receive
confirmation tone.
After hanging up the malicious call, lift
the handset.
Dial (*99). You will receive confirmation tone.
This process automatically generates a
report at the Military Police station
stating where the call is originating
from and also your directory number.
It is imperative that you dial (*99)
immediately after hanging up the
malicious call because, if you receive
another call before dialing (*99), the
information generated in the report
will be for the most current incoming
call and not the malicious call.
Hang up.
Lift the handset and dial 911 to report
the malicious call to the Military Police.
FORT GORDON
AREA PREFIXES
CANCEL
Lift the handset and dial (#52). You
will receive confirmation tone.
Hang up.
LAST NUMBER REDIAL
CALL TRANSFER
On an active call:
Lift the handset and dial (## or *66).
The last number called will be automatically dialed by the system.
You will hear a special dial tone.
RING AGAIN
Dial the 7-digit extension of the
number you wish to transfer the call.
You will hear ringing.
Dial (*68). You will receive confirmation tone. Hang up.
3-WAY CONFERENCE
To retrieve the parked call at another
telephone, pick up the phone and dial
(#64). You will receive a special dial
tone. Next, dial the 7-digit extension at
which the call is parked. You will be
re-connected with the call.
When you hear a phone ringing within
your call pickup group, pick up your
phone and dial (*63) to be connected to
the caller.
You will hear a special dial tone.
ACTIVATE
After encountering a busy signal on the
station or trunk you are trying to contact,
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REQUESTS for SERVICE
1) Organizations should not move to
a different building nor activate
additional buildings requiring telephone service prior to consulting
with the DOIM to ascertain if and
when telephone service can be provided at the new location. Telephone
service in permanent buildings can
be provided only at those locations
served by conduit or raceway systems. Technical assistance can be
obtained for contemplated changes or
additions in telephone service by
calling 791-3100.
2) Requests for official service (installation, move, remove, etc.) will be
made on DA Form 3938. A separate
form must be submitted for each telephone number or circuit involved. All
spaces must be completed to denote
nature of work, building, locations,
complete directory listings (to include
office symbols, HQ, Division, Branch,
Section, etc.) and justification based
on mission requirements. Requests
will be forwarded through command
channels to reach the DOIM as far in
advance as possible for desired inservice date. In-service date must be
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specific, ASAP will not be used. All
requests must be routed through the
activity Information Management
Officer (IMO) who will review the
requirements
for
compatibility,
economy, and discipline purposes
prior to approval.
3) Work incident to installing,
removing or changing of telephone
equipment will be performed only
by telephone installation personnel
assigned to DOIM. Under no circumstances will subscribers move, alter,
place attachments on, or make additions to telephone equipment or
systems. TACTICAL SIGNAL EQUIPMENT WILL NOT BE USED TO
SUPPLEMENT THE POST COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM.
4) Unauthorized personnel who willfully or maliciously damage or destroy
any communications equipment,
interfere with the working of any line
or system, or hinder or delay any
transmission, are subject to fine not to
exceed $10,000 and/or imprisonment
not to exceed three years by the provisions of 18 USC Section 1362. DOIM
has the sole responsibility for moving
and repairing government telephone
equipment.
RESPONSIBILITIES of
SUBSCRIBERS—CONTROL of
LONG DISTANCE CALLS:
1) Commanders, Directors, and Managers at all levels of command are
responsible for the control and usage of
telephones in their command or
activity and for ensuring that unauthorized or unofficial calls of any nature
are not made from telephones within
their area of responsibility.
2) CALL BEFORE YOU DIG – Call the
Utility Protection Center (UPC) @
1-800-282-7411 to initiate a dig request.
Retain all information provided by the
UPC. It is the requester’s responsibility
to maintain the permit documentation
throughout the timeline of excavation
activities. You are required to update
the Directorate of Public Works & Logistics (DPWL) each time the ticket
number changes. The UPC will inform
you that excavations can commence in
72 hours, but before any excavation
activities commence on Fort Gordon,
you must have prior clearance from
DPWL. If you dig on Fort Gordon
without a written and current permit,
you will be held accountable for any
utilities that are damaged. Maintain
an approved dig permit at the job site.
For information, call DPWL at 706791-6183, 706-791-4246 or 706-791-6184.
CONFERENCE—Circuit Service
1) Commanders and directors desiring
service in future planning may call
791-4334 to schedule conferences. This
service is for parties of no less than 4
and maximum of 24 participants.
2) Interception, listening to or
recording of any conversations by use
of any electronics, mechanical or other
device, without the advance consent of
all the parties to the conversation, is
prohibited. All parties must be aware
of and consent to the use of this conference unit prior to activation.
STANDARDS of SERVICE
1) Telephone operators are instructed
to give prompt and courteous service at
all times. PROMPTNESS and COURTESY by SUBSCRIBERS are an incentive for operators to give the best grade
of service possible. Personnel are asked
not to reprimand or converse unnecessarily with operators. Service Complaints should be made promptly to the
Section Chief at 791-4334/8888.
2) Telephone service is most efficient
when callers use the Automated Directory Attendant System (ADAS) and/or
Telephone Directories instead of
calling the Post Operator. When the
Activity to be called is not listed in the
Telephone Directory dial “791-0110”
and the ADAS system will offer Automated Directory Listing options for
selections and will also transfer the
caller to the destination. Follow the
prompts and press “O” to reach Directory Service Assistance if further assistance is required.
Georgia’s New Area Code Brings
Changes to Fort Gordon’s Local Dialing
In 2006, Georgia received its ninth area
code. This new area code, 762, will
overlay the existing 706 area code
region. Because both area codes will
exist in the same geographic region,
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ten-digit local dialing-the area code plus
the seven-digit telephone number-will
be necessary for all local calls to complete properly to and within area codes
706 and 762. On April 3, 2006, ten-digit
dialing became mandatory for calls to
and within the 706/762 area codes.
How Does This Affect You?
If you are calling from Fort Gordon
because your local service includes
calls to Georgia’s 706/762 region, you
will need to dial ten digits to complete
all local calls to the 706/762 area code
region.
All stored local telephone numbers and
equipment with automatic dialing features (Speed Calling, fax machines,
modems, wireless phones) should be
reprogrammed to include the area code
when dialing to and within the 706/762
area code region.
Bomb Threat Report
INSTRUCTIONS: BE CALM, BE COURTEOUS, LISTEN, DO NOT INTERRUPT CALLER, NOTIFY SUPERVISOR/SECURITY
OFFICER BY PREARRANGED SIGNAL WHILE CALLER IS ON LINE (DO NOT HANG UP THE TELEPHONE RECEIVER).
DATE___________________ TIME _______ A.M. ______ P.M.
EXACT WORDS OF CALLER:
Manner: Calm - Angry - Rational - Irrational - Coherent Incoherent - Deliberate - Emotional - Righteous Laughing - Intoxicated
Background Noises: Office Machines - Factory Machines Bedlam - Animals - Music - Quiet - Voices - Mixed Airplanes - Street Traffic - Party Atmosphere Other_____________________________________________
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
QUESTIONS TO ASK:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
When is the bomb going to explode?
Where is the bomb right now?
What kind of bomb is it?
What does it look like?
Where did you place the bomb?
TRY TO DETERMINE THE FOLLOWING
ACTION TO TAKE IMMEDIATELY AFTER CALL: Notify
your supervisor/security officer as instructed. Talk to no one
other than instructed by your supervisor/security officer.
(CIRCLE AS APPROPRIATE)
Caller’s Identity: Male - Female - Adult - Juvenile
Age: ______Yrs
MILITARY POLICE DESK
791-4537/4380 OR EMERGENCY 911
Voice: Loud - Soft - High - High Pitch - Deep - Raspy Pleasant - Intoxicated - Other
Accent: Local - Not Local - Foreign
Region________________________________________________
Speech: Fast - Slow - Distinct - Distorted - Stutter Nasal - Slurred - Lisp
Language: Excellent - Good - Fair - Poor - Foul
Other______________________________________
RECEIVING TELEPHONE NUMBER:
_______________________________________________________
PERSON RECEIVING CALL:
_______________________________________________________
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Severe Weather Info
TORNADO ALERT CARDINAL RULES
TORNADO WATCH
TORNADO WARNING
Prepare To Seek Shelter
Take Shelter Immediately
Use good common sense to assess your situation and decide what to do.
Apply these guidelines to make a good decision for your family.
TORNADO WATCH How to prepare
TORNADO WARNING Where to go (listed in priority)
1. Assemble the family.
2. Prepare to take shelter in your basement.
3. If no basement, move to the vicinity of a community
shelter, if feasible.
4. Leave large buildings with vast, unsupported ceilings
such as auditoriums and gymnasiums.
5. Terminate outdoor activities.
6. Monitor TV and radio for storm condition updates.
7. Stay indoors and out of automobiles.
1. A basement, if immediately available.
2. A designated community tornado shelter, if immediately available.
3. A small ground level room or closet, away from glass
(only if no basement is available and movement to a public
shelter is not practical).
4. A depression, ditch or ravine. Lie flat to lower your profile.
5. If in an automobile, park immediately and seek shelter.
Do not try to "out run" a tornado.
TUNE TO ANY OF THE LOCAL TV/RADIO STATIONS FOR WEATHER
AUTOMATED DIRECTORY
ATTENDANT SYSTEM (ADAS)
706-791-0110
Telephone Instructions
Automated Directory Attendant System (ADAS) is a computer system that provides the caller with a pre-recorded set of
options. You may access these menu options from a touch-tone telephone by pressing the corresponding number. If you are
using a rotary dial telephone, you must stay on the line for operator assistance.
Main Menu Selections:
1-Emergency; 2-Medical & Dental; 3-Travel & Transp Svcs; 4-Personnel Svcs; 5-Frequently Called Numbers
Press
1
Press
3
Press
5
152
1-Ambulance
2-Military Police
3-Fire
4-Emer Room
5-Chaplain
8-Return to Main Menu
9-Repeat this Menu
0-Operator
Press
1-Travel Pay
2-Tour & Travel Info.
3-InBound HHG
4-OutBound HHG
5-Official Gov’t. Travel
9-Repeat this Menu
0-Operator
Press
1-Billeting OFC
2-Alcohol & Drug Abuse
3-ACS, AER, Financial
Counseling
4-Commissary
5-PX
9-Repeat this Menu
0-Operator
2
4
1-EAMC
2-Tingay Dental
3-Snyder Dental
4-Mental Health
5-Veterinarian
9-Repeat this Menu
0-Operator
2-Mil
3-Mil
4-Mil
5-Civ
6-ACAP
7-Family Housing
9-Repeat this Menu
0-Operator
Pers OFC
ID Cards
Pay Inq.
Pers Job Info.
Press
9
Press
REPEAT
0
OPERATOR
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General Information
Identifying Malicious
Call Number
These procedures are used to identify the calling number of a malicious/threat call made to a 791 or 787 number on Fort
Gordon. Using these procedures will generate a hard copy record of the calling number.
THESE PROCEDURES MUST BE DONE WHILE THE CALL IS IN PROGRESS;
ONCE THE CALLER HANGS UP THE NUMBER CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED.
1. Procedure
If phone has a
If phone has a
If phone has
FLASH button
LINK button
No FLASH or LINK Button
1. Press FLASH once then release
1. Press LINK once then release
1. Press Hookswitch for one second
then release.
2. Press *99
2. Press *99
2. Press *99
Hookswitch - the buttons located on the phone where you normally hang up the handset
Press *99 - means press the *(star) once and the 9 key twice.
Once the Flash, Link or Hookswitch is pressed, the caller is placed on momentary hold. After the *99 is pressed, the caller is reconnected.
Don’t be concerned about what the caller hears during activation. This process only takes seconds to accomplish.
2. Record the Following Information
Person receiving the call:___________________________________________________________________________________________
Date call received:______________
Time call received:__________
Receiving telephone number:_______________________
3. Report the Information to
Military Police Desk 791-4537/2681
MP Desk will contact DOIM
Organizations
www.gordon.army.mil
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER/COMMANDING
GENERAL/COMMANDANT
WEB ADDRESS: www.gordon.army.mil/cmdgrp
SIGNAL TOWERS, BLDG 29808 ................791-4589/4588
AIDE-de-CAMP ..........................................791-4589/4588
FAX ..............................................................706-791-4438
DEPUTY COMMANDING GENERAL
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/cmdgrp
SIGNAL TOWERS, BLDG 29808..........................791-3185
AIDE-de-CAMP ....................................................791-3185
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-6232
ASSISTANT COMMANDANT
USASC&FG/REGIMENTAL CSM
ADMIN NCO................................................791-3118/4848
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-793-6095
TRADOC PROGRAM INTEGRATION OFFICE
USASC&FG/REGIMENTAL CWO
CHIEF OF STAFF
SGS ............................................................791-4865/5371
NCOIC ........................................................791-8037/5371
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-793-6095
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GARRISON COMMANDER
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/garrfp
DARLING HALL, BLDG 33720
COMMANDER......................................................791-6300
DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER ..........................791-6300
CSM ....................................................................791-6415
ADMIN OFFICER ..................................................791-5790
ADMIN NCO ........................................................791-6415
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-5844
PLANS, ANALYSIS AND
INTEGRATION OFFICE
CHIEF, PAIO ........................................................791-2080
PLANNING INTEGRATION BR..............................791-3752
MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS BR ............................791-2386
GARRISON PROTOCOL ......................................791-3752
ADMIN ................................................................791-5791
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-5844
GARRISON RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OFFICER ..................791-7378
BUDGET & ACCOUNTING BR ..............................791-7739
DPWL/DOIM TEAM..............................................791-7711
OTHER BASOPS TEAM........................................791-7738
MANPOWER ........................................................791-0789
ISA/AGREEMENTS ..............................................791-2430
ANALYSIS/STUDIES ............................................791-8747
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-2969
HHC, US ARMY GARRISON
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/hhcusag
BLDG 21719
CDR ....................................................................791-2759
1SG ....................................................................791-0348
S1 ....................................................................791-3369
S2/S3 ..................................................................791-3348
S4 ....................................................................791-0368
SIGNAL CORPS BAND
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/band
BLDG 29609
CDR ....................................................................791-2423
1SG ....................................................................791-2481
CQ ....................................................................791-3113
S-1 ....................................................................791-3891
S-2 ....................................................................791-7434
S-3 ....................................................................791-4856
S-4 ....................................................................791-7542
FAX ..............................................................706-791-9108
249TH GENERAL HOSPITAL
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/249ghosp
BLDG 11303
CDR ....................................................................791-3122
XO/CHIEF NURSE ................................................791-3125
SGM ..................................................................791-3165
S1 ............................................................791-0250/2395
S2/S3 ........................................................791-8501/2476
S4 ............................................................791-3119/8503
HHC ............................................................791-2298/3242
STAFF DUTY/CQ ..................................................791-8472
MEDICAL RETENTION
PROCESSING BATTALION
CDR ....................................................................791-7014
CSM ....................................................................791-1574
OPNS SGT ..........................................................791-6917
DIRECTORATE OF MORALE,
WELFARE & RECREATION
WEB ADDRESS www.fortgordon.com
DIRECTOR ..................................................791-4140/6491
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-7043
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AMERICAN RED CROSS (B-300) ........................787-6311
ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE ............................791-3579
ACS TOLL-FREE NUMBER ........................1-877-310-5741
AMERICAN RED CROSS ..........................1-877-272-7337
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF ......................791-3371/7878
AER AFTER HOURS ............................................791-9747
COMMUNITY LIFE PROGRAMS ..........................791-3880
EMPLOYMENT READINESS ......................791-3579/0795
EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY
MEMBER PROGRAM ..........................791-3579/4872
FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM ................791-3579/6632
FINANCIAL READINESS ............................791-7878/3371
MOBILIZATION AND DEPLOYMENT ..........791-3579/0795
RELOCATION READINESS..........................791-4181/1922
SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE ..............................791-6297
SWAP AND ASSIST SHOP ........................791-3579/2260
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR......................791-3880/6967
WOODWORTH CONSOLIDATED LIBRARY
(B-33500) ....................................................791-7323
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT..................................791-2012
FUNDRAISERS ....................................................791-2012
PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS..................................791-2611
MARKETING & ADVERTISING....................791-2859/6779
COMMERCIAL SOLICITATION ............................791-2859
RECREATION & FAMILY DIV ..............................791-4300
AUTO SERVICES & CRAFT CENTER....................791-2390
CHILD & YOUTH SERVICES ................................791-6494
MAIN CHILD DEV (B-44401)......................791-6721/2701
FAMILY CHILD CARE..................................791-4440/3993
CENTRAL REGISTRATION (B-28320) ........791-4722/4455
POINTES WEST ARMY
RECREATION AREA......................706-541-1057/0338
INDOOR POOL (B-21608) ..................................791-3034
THE COURTYARD POOL (B-36708) ....................791-3550
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER..............................791-4389
DINNER THEATER BOX OFC (B-32100)........706-793-8552
SPORTS & RECREATION ....................................791-2599
GORDON LAKES GOLF COURSES..............791-2433/6854
GYM #3 (B-25510) ..............................................791-2864
GYM #4 (B-29607) ..............................................791-3692
GYM #5 (B-25713) ..............................................791-7370
GYM #6 (B-21713) ..............................................791-6872
UNIT SPORTS......................................................791-6099
GORDON LANES BOWLING CENTER ..................791-3446
KEGLER'S LOUNGE (B-32100)............................791-8716
THE GORDON CLUB ............................................791-6780
ROYAL STAR CATERING..............706-793-7636/791-2205
THE COURTYARD ................................................791-6000
THE GRILL AT DARLING HALL............................791-1148
THE SIGNAL CAF AT SIGNAL TOWERS ..............791-7019
BOGEY’S GRILL ..................................................791-2433
HILLTOP RIDING STABLES ................................791-4864
BINGO PALACE (B-15500) ..........................706-793-0003
BOSS HQS (B-28320)..........................................791-3025
LODGING ....................................706-790-3676/791-2277
IET STUDENT RECREATION CENTER
(B-25722) ....................................................791-8489
DIRECTORATE OF HUMAN RESOURCES
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/dhr.htm
DIRECTOR ..........................................................791-3840
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-5595
ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
(B-38702) ............................................791-3674/3437
ARMY CAREER & ALUMNI PROGRAM DIV
(B-33800) ....................................................791-7356
VETERANS ADMIN OFC ......................................791-8765
DEPT OF LABOR OFC ..........................................791-7341
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL ADVISORY CENTER (B-33720)
PERS OFF ....................................................791-3840
HR RES SP........................791-3956/3778/8997/3044
PERS MGT SP, DDEAMC ..787-3748/3292/7335/3161
LABOR RELATIONS ......................................791-8997
BENEFITS/RETIREMENT ..............................791-4179
NAF BR ........................................................791-6721
JOB INFO CTR ..............................................791-6382
EDUCATION & SERVICES DIV (B-21606)
EDUCATION CENTER ..........................791-3622/2000
TEST & EVAL BR (B-25602)................791-2805/3791
AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
(B-21606) ........................................706-791-7755
BRENAU UNIV COORD (B-21606) ........706-793-7646
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIV
(B-21606) ........................................706-798-5739
GA MIL COLLEGE COORD
(B-21606)........................791-5159/706-793-8588
PAINE COLLEGE COORD (B-21606)......706-791-7979
SOUTHERN IL UNIV COORD B-21606) ..706-791-2985
TROY STATE UNIVERSITY (B-21606)....706-772-2720
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE (B-21606) ........................706-207-1407
ADJUTANT GENERAL/
MILITARY PERSONNEL SVCS DIV (B-33720)
MILITARY PERSONNEL SERVICES ..............791-2914
MORTUARY AFFAIRS ..................................791-6776
CONGRESSIONALS ......................................791-2914
PROJECT MANAGER, RESOURCE
CONSULTANTS INC ................................791-8589
ID DEERS......................................................791-1930
MOBILIZATION COORDINATOR....................791-6830
PERSONNEL AUTOMATION BR ....................791-1991
PERSONNEL OPERATIONS BR ....................791-6219
ELIMINATIONS ............................................791-4384
COMPASSIONATE RSG; OCS, WO APPL ......791-4776
AWARDS ......................................................791-4776
RETIREMENT SERVICES OFFICER ..............791-2654
FINAL SEPARATIONS ..................................791-1950
TRANSITION CENTER/DISABILITY
RETIREMENT ..........................................791-4745
SBP COUNSELOR ........................................791-2654
IN/OUT PROC ..............................................791-1962
CASUALTY ....................................................791-2914
STRENGTH MANAGEMENT BRANCH ..........791-4449
OFFICER MANAGEMENT SECTION ..............791-4505
OFFICER EVALUATIONS ..............................791-3136
OFFICER RSGMT SECTION ..........................791-4330
ENLISTED MGT ............................................791-6627
ENLISTED RSGMT SECTION (LEVY) ............791-2332
PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH ................791-1958
ENLISTED PROMOTIONS ............................791-6038
ENLISTED EVALUATIONS ............................791-4727
TRAINEE/STUDENT PROCESSING BRANCH..791-2770
TRAINEE/STUDENT ID CARDS ......................791-6005
TRAINEE/STUDENT IN/OUT PROCESSING ....791-2646
CUSTOMER SUPPORT DIV ..........................791-2004
CENTRAL MAILROOM ..................................791-3211
CENTER PUBS ..............................................791-4314
POSTAL SEC ................................................791-6519
DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/doc
WINSHIP HALL, BLDG 29718
DIRECTOR ..........................................................791-1800
ASST DIR/SMALL BUSINESS SPECIALIST ........791-1817
GOVT PURCHASE CARD COORDINATOR............791-1820
SUPPLIES, EQUIP & NON-COMPLEX SERVICES..791-1836
A-76 CONTRACTS & COMPLEX SERVICES ........791-1810
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ............................791-1816
SPS DATABASE MGR ..........................................791-1803
DOC WEBMASTER/SA ........................................791-1803
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-8651
DIRECTORATE OF
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/doim
BLDG 34500
DIRECTOR ..........................................................791-5381
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-6188
HELP DESK/OPERATIONS DIV ............................791-5493
SUPPLY ..............................................................791-7180
COMMUNICATIONS DIV ......................................791-5493
OPERATOR ASSISTANCE ....................................791-0110
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DIRECTORATE OF PUBLIC SAFETY
(MILITARY POLICE ACTIVITY)
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/dps
BLDG 29717
DIRECTOR/CDR, MPA ................................791-2572/2705
SGM/PROVOST SGT ..................................791-3127/2572
EMERGENCY MGT SP ........................................791-4405
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-2829
SUPPLY/WORK ORDERS ..........................791-1232/2882
FIRE PROTECTION & PREVENTION DIV
FIRE CHIEF ..................................................791-1201
ASST FIRE CHIEF ......................791-1205/2445/2989
FIRE INSPECTORS ....................791-1207/1203/1204
LAW ENFORCEMENT DIV
CHIEF, MP ACTV..................................791-3127/2572
MP OP NCOIC ..............................................791-3247
ADMIN ........................................................791-4278
MPI......................................................791-2008/3937
MP WORKING DOG SECTION
(B-506) ..........................................791-7838/5255
CIV LIAISON (B-33720)................................791-3023
VEHICLE REGISTRATION (B-33720)....791-3132/3231
GAME WARDENS (B-521) ............................791-5033
SYS ADMIN ..................................................791-2705
MP DESK SGT
(24-HR DUTY RECORDED LINE) ........791-4380/4537
SECURITY DIV (B-33720) ..................791-5537/8972
INFO/COMSEC ..............................................791-5537
PERS SCTY ..................................................791-5551
FORCE PROTECTION ....................................791-6124
PHYSICAL SCTY ........................791-5552/2521/6124
PERS SCTY INVEST ..................791-1982/0725/1983
35TH MP DETACHMENT (B-24411)
CDR ....................................................791-2794/6616
DET 1SG ..............................................791-6616/7574
SUPPLY/ARMS ROOM ........................791-2882/7574
DIRECTORATE OF PLANS, TRAINING,
MOBILIZATION AND SECURITY
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/dptm
DIRECTOR/SGM ..................................................791-2634
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-7285
ADMIN OFC ................................................791-5323/6635
ADP ....................................................................791-1841
SVC SCH COORD/MIL AIR ................................791-7372
PLANS, OPERATIONS, & TNG DIV/
INSTALLATION OPERATIONS CENTER (IOC)
CHIEF............................................................791-3639
OPS SGT..............................................791-2019/9536
PLANS OFFICER ..........................................791-3531
OP DEPLOY PLANNER ........................791-6802/3218
EVENTS COORDINATOR ..............................791-9533
CENTRAL TASKING ......................................791-6251
RANGE CONTROL................................791-5005/3842
OIC................................................................791-9937
OPERATIONS ................................................791-5008
AMMO ..........................................................791-5005
MAINTENANCE ............................................791-3842
ITAM OFFICE........................................791-5008/9935
INSTALLATION SUPPORT PLATOON ..791-7002/7000
FUNERAL HONORS ......................................791-1774
NBC SCHOOL................................................791-4213
SUP BR ........................................................791-2422
INSTALLATION OPERATIONS CENTER (IOC)
IOC OFFICER-IN-CHARGE ............................791-3127
IOC BATTLE CAPTAIN ..................................791-9748
IOC NCOIC ....................................................791-9747
IOC TASKING ................................................791-4264
IOC COMM....................................................791-2065
IOC FAX ................................................706-791-7172
TRAINING DIVISION
BLDG 21706
CHIEF............................................................791-1585
NCOIC ..........................................................791-6383
OPERATIONS ................................................791-1552
AT/IDT/IMA COORD ......................................791-5321
SUPPLY BR ........................................791-4057/1534
FAX NUMBER ........................................706-791-7684
TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER (B-29801)
VISUAL INFO MGR/ADMIN OFF ..........791-3040/3341
WORK ORDER DESK ....................................791-3905
PRODUCTION MANAGER ............................791-2345
VISUAL MEDIA (GRAPHICS/PHOTO/TV) ......791-2626
DA PHOTOS..................................................791-3905
AUDIO VISUAL LOAN AND ISSUE................791-4107
DEVICE LOAN AND ISSUE (BLDG 15303)....791-7402
PROPERTY BOOK OFFICE ............................791-4195
HAND RECEIPT UPDATES (BLDG 15303) ....791-7241
ALEXANDER HALL SCHEDULING
(BLDG 29805) ........................................791-4190
VIDEO TELECONFERENCE CENTER (VTC)........791-6176
DIRECTORATE OF
PUBLIC WORKS AND LOGISTICS
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/dpw
BLDG 14500
DIRECTOR/SGM ........................................791-3225/6483
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-9744
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY OFC
..........................................791-4393/4773/6058/9637
ENVIRONMENTAL & NAT RESR MGT OFC
CHIEF/COR....................................................791-6481
FORESTRY....................................................791-6136
ENV PROT SP......................................791-6482/2511
FISH & WILDLIFE (B-461)............................791-2397
PEST CTRL/LAND MGT ................................791-6076
24-HOUR ENVIRONMENTAL HOTLINE ........791-4286
LOGISTICS DIV
READINESS COORD ....................................791-3476
INSTL MAINT OFF/COR ................................791-2675
FOOD SERVICE BR
CEN FOOD ADVISOR/COR ............................791-2636
FOOD SVC ....................................................791-9636
RONLYN FOOD SERVICE
(B-39801) ......................................791-2683/6955
AFMIS SYS ADMIN ......................................791-9637
MAINTENANCE BR
IMO/COR ......................................................791-3168
C-E EQUIP SP/TECH MON ............................791-6059
AUTO EQUIP SP/TECH MON ........................791-6894
SHOP SUP SP/TECH MON ..................791-3168/6059
SUPPLY/PROPERTY BR................................791-6820
CSDP MON ..................................................791-6820
CIF/FMB (B-2225) ........................................791-5186
INSTL PBO (B-2332) ..........................791-3443/4338
WAREHOUSE (B-2332) ......................791-6282/2130
ORG INSTL WAREHOUSE (B-2332) ....791-6282/2130
TRANSPORTATION BR(B-33720) ................791-4885
TMP TECH MON ..........................................791-3331
CARLSON TRAVEL NETWORK
OFFICIAL TRAVEL (B-33720) ................706-798-0990
PUBLIC WORKS DIV ..................................791-4241
ENGINEERING BRANCH
CHIEF/CONSTR/JOC SEC..............................791-3465
DESIGN SEC ................................................791-6534
TRAFFIC ENGR ............................................791-9645
MASTER PLANNER ......................................791-6376
ENGR PLANS & SERVICES ..........................791-3465
SPACE MGT ..................................................791-9639
REAL PROPERTY..........................................791-9638
FACILITY MGT BR ......................................791-4243
ENERGY CONSERVATION ............................791-6184
CONTRACT SURVEILLANCE SEC ................791-6183
U-DO-IT ..............................................791-2023/4533
BUS MGT......................................................791-3300
IFS-M SYS ADMIN ......................................791-7961
UTIL SALES ..................................................791-3624
CUSTODIAL SVC ................................791-4222/6369
ENGR MGT SEC............................................791-6423
SVC ORDERS................................................791-5520
HOUSING BR ......................................791-6559/9704
ENGR TECH ........................................791-6559/9651
FAMILY HOUSING MGT ......................791-5116/9656
BILLETING MGT ..........................................791-9701
IAP WORLD SERVICES - FG SPT PROJ (B-14608)
GENERAL MANAGER ..........................791-7722/7213
FAX NUMBER ........................................706-791-2213
SUBCONTRACT ADMIN ................................791-6411
CONTRACT FURN MAT ................................791-7412
PROP ADMIN ......................................791-3613/6094
HUMAN RESR (B-14608) ............................791-6114
PROCEDURES ANALYST ..............................791-7596
PERSONNEL/BENEFITS ................................791-5184
BUSINESS MGT............................................791-4135
ACCOUNTING ..............................................791-4852
BUDGET........................................................791-5260
QUALITY & SAFETY......................................791-4426
SAFETY ENGR ..............................................791-3012
LOGISTICS DIV....................................791-2404/2385
MGR INSTL SUP ................................791-2404/2385
DRIVER TESTING (B-13804) ..............791-3106/6535
TMP (B-13804)....................................791-4576/6116
DISPATCH OFFICE (B-13804) ..............791-4576/3196
TRANSPORTATION (B-33720) ............791-7543/4184
PERS PROPERTY SEC ........................791-7543/4743
UNIT MVMT COORD............................791-1739/7195
INSTALLATION SUPPLY (B-13804)
CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE....................791-6966/3720
STOCK CTRL ................................................791-2195
STORAGE ............................................791-3740/4284
FREIGHT ............................................791-2325/3811
LAUNDRY ..........................................791-3742/3581
ANALYST SYS ..............................................791-6669
CIF/FMB ..............................................791-6969/7412
E & V MAINT ..............................................791-7774/7405
C-E MAINT SHOP ................................................791-7138
CUSTODIAN, COMSEC ........................................791-3250
C-E TEAMS ..........................................................791-2079
SUPPLY SPT ............................................791-4404/2880
VEHICLE & EQUIP (B-14603)..............................791-3536
AOAP MONITOR (B-14601) ................................791-6195
TAC IN/OUT PROCESSING (B-14601) ................791-6195
SP PURPOSE IN/OUT PROCESSING (B-14601)..791-4133
ORG SHOP (B-14603) ........................................791-5630
TAC VEH (B-14603) ............................................791-4862
SP PURPOSE (B-14603) ............................791-3793/4133
PLANS & OP (B-14608) ......................................791-2200
WORK ORDERS ..................................................791-5520
WORK CNTL ..............................................791-4261/4121
DUTY OFF/COORD (B-14608)..............................791-6468
PROJ ANALYSIS/SYS SPT (B-14608) ........791-4224/2552
DUTY MANAGER ................................................791-4575
PUBLIC WORKS DIV (B-14608) ................791-6758/6413
MAINT & REP ............................................791-6758/2099
FAC SUP MGR (B-14601) ..........................791-2023/4232
TROOP U-DO-IT ........................................791-3942/7683
ENVIRONMENT & GROUND DEPT ......................791-7513
COMPL SP (B-14608) ........................................791-4623
PEST CTRL ........................................................791-4206
PAVEMENT & GROUNDS ..........................791-2040/4225
LANDFILL (B-574) ..............................................791-5022
ZONE MAINT (B-14601) ............................791-6087/2825
ENV CNTRS (B-14601) ..............................791-2406/2412
PROJ BR (B-14601) ..................................791-7763/3144
HSG & BILLET MAINT................................791-2950/2631
PLANT OPERATIONS (B-302)..............................791-4602
SVC SUBCONTRACT/UTIL REP ..................791-7227/4601
WATER/SEWAGE (B-200) ..........................791-4149/4680
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT (B-562)................791-4245
HEATING/COOLING (B-25910) ............................791-2848
EXT ELECT ..........................................................791-3727
HOUSING & BILLETING (B-33720) ............791-2797/7902
HOUSING SERVICES OFFICE
(B-33720) ..................................791-5116/9656/9658
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVE OFFICE........................................791-6559
BILLETING ADMIN (B-250) ........................791-2277/3644
GMH HOUSING OFFICE, 771-D PECAN COURT,
MCNAIR TERRACE ........................706-772-7041/7045
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EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/eeo
BLDG 33720
EEOO/EEO SP ............................................791-4551/7656
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-4579
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/eoo
BLDG 29719
EOO ............................................................791-2014/6082
NCOIC ........................................................791-6455/2014
EOA ..................................................791-6657/6644/6648
EOA, 15TH REGT SIG BDE ..................................791-6517
EOA, 93RD SIG BDE............................................791-5758
EOA, 116TH MI GROUP ......................................791-0921
EOA, 513TH MI BDE............................................791-6442
EOA, DDEAMC ....................................................787-2891
EOA, SE REGIONAL MED CMD ..........................787-1305
EO HOTLINE ........................................................791-3600
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-1736
INTERNAL REVIEW AND
AUDIT COMPLIANCE OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/irac
AUDIT COMPLIANCE BR ............................791-2972/2923
INTERNAL REVIEW BR ..............................791-2972/2923
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-3618
DIRECTORATE OF COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/dcd
SIGNAL TOWERS, BLDG 29808
DIRECTOR ..................................................791-6223/3985
DEPUTY DIRECTOR....................................791-6223/7527
SGM ....................................................................791-4257
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-6590
PROG MGT OFC ..................................................791-7571
ADMIN NCO ........................................................791-3861
LAN ADMIN ................................................791-2219/6883
PMO TDY/TNG COORD........................................791-2563
CONCEPTS AND DOCTRINE DIV ................791-6663/6465
FORCE REQUIREMENTS DIV......................791-7865/3321
MATERIEL REQUIREMENTS DIV................791-7118/6949
THREAT OFC ..............................................791-6512/6532
TRADOC SYSTEM MANAGER
SATELLITE COMM (SATCOM)
TSM ....................................................................791-7112
DEP TSM ....................................................791-7490/8422
ASST TSM ..................................................791-4242/7467
ADMIN ................................................................791-7493
TAMSCO REP ......................................................791-7903
ITAC REPs ..................................................791-3418/7934
ITAC REPs ..................................................791-7926/7901
JANUS REPs ..............................................791-7917/7886
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-7018
TRADOC SYSTEM MANAGER FOR
TACTICAL RADIOS (TSM-TR)
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/tsmtr
SIGNAL TOWERS, BLDG 29808, ROOM 130
TSM ....................................................................791-7982
TSM CIVILIAN DEPUTY ......................................791-5412
TSM MILITARY DEPUTY (JTRS CLUSTER 1)......791-7952
ASST TSM (JTRS CLUSTER 5) ..........................791-8429
SYSTEMS ENGINEER ..........................................791-2253
SYSTEMS ENGINEER (FCS) ................................791-7921
SYSTEMS ENGINEER (NETWORKS) ..................791-3834
SYSTEMS ENGINEER (JTRS CLUSTER 1) ..........791-7959
SYSTEMS ENGINEER (JTRS CLUSTER 5) ..........791-3067
SYSTEMS ENGINEER (EPLRS)............................791-7944
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-3785
TRADOC SYSTEM MANAGER WARFIGHTER
INFORMATION NETWORK-TACTICAL (WIN-T)
TSM............................................................791-7477/4223
156
DEP TSM, WIN-T ................................................791-6623
ASST TSMs ................................................791-3779/7864
SYS ENGR ..........................................................791-6264
ASST TSM ..........................................................791-3011
DEP TSM, NETOPS..............................................791-2334
ASST TSM, ISYSCON ................................791-7939/8477
ASST TSM, JNMS ..............................................791-7486
ASST TSM, TIMS ..............................791-7503/8475/7941
ASST TSM, AKMS ..............................................791-4781
FAX NUMBER......................................706-791-7018/0765
REGIMENTAL NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER
ACADEMY
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/rncoa
BLDG 24402
COMDT ......................................................791-7882/2106
DEP COMDT ..............................................791-7882/6216
TRAINING ............................................................791-3898
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-2945
OP NCOIC ..................................................791-3898/4901
S1 ............................................................791-7690/6981
S2/S3 ........................................................791-4199/2466
S4 ............................................................791-4347/3428
IMO ....................................................................791-6336
ANCOC (B-24403) ......................................791-2251/2413
BNCOC (B-24410) ......................................791-7958/3226
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-6157
RNCOA DET, FT MEADE, MD 20755
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/rncoa/FORT%
20MEADE/index2.html
1SG923-3082
FAX NUMBER ......................................................923-4595
BATTLE COMMAND BATTLE LABORATORY
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/bcblg
BLDG 71600
DEP DIR ....................................................791-2057/2557
TAD PROJ MGR ..................................................791-8329
OPERATIONS OFFICER ........................................791-2186
NCOIC ........................................................791-8296/6750
ISO ....................................................................791-8433
SECURITY............................................................791-8337
SUPPLY ..............................................................791-8347
MADISON RESEARCH ................................791-8330/8333
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-3799
DIRECTORATE OF TRAINING
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/rdot
DIRECTOR/DEP DIR/SGM ..........................791-6206/4685
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-7809
PMO BRANCH ..........................791-7447/6665/7437/7420
AUTOMATION ............................................791-2280/1516
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-7200
SYSTEMS INTEGR DIV
(B-29803, MORAN HALL Rm 221) ......791-2228/0740
NETWORK SYS BRANCH ....................791-6918/2027
STRATEGIC & TACTICAL BRANCH........791-8132/7759
TEAM SIGNAL (B-39110 LAB 1/2),
(B-41201, LAB 3) BREMS BRRKS..791-1230/8488
TRAINING MANAGEMENT DIV ..............791-4854/5367
TRAS BRANCH ............................................791-5482
ASAT ............................................................791-2088
STAFF & FAC DEV BRANCH
(B-41101) ............................791-6213/3391/7778
FACILITY/EQUIP COORD ..............................791-7521
RES TNG BRANCH ..............................791-6674/2291
ACOR ............................................................791-3083
ITRO/AFIS/FT MEADE ..................................791-4479
TSR/MSR......................................................791-7528
PROG & RCD................................................791-2291
UNIT TNG BRANCH ......................................791-3351
TATS ............................................................791-5482
UIT ......................................................791-5986/7445
DIST ED BRANCH................................791-2303/4037
LIFELONG LEARN CTR
(B-40201) ............................791-2448/2494/2475
PUBS MEDIA BRANCH (B-29801) ......791-2005/3678
SIMULATIONS BRANCH
(B-29803) ............................791-8681/0744/4150
CLASS RM XXI ............................................791-7846
DTF1 ............................................................791-7159
DTF2 ............................................................791-7135
DTF3 ............................................................791-3156
LEADER COLLEGE FOR
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BLDG 21605
COMDT ................................................................791-6218
442ND SIGNAL BN
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/442sig
GREELY HALL, BLDG 29809
CDR ....................................................................791-2516
XO ....................................................................791-3359
CSM ....................................................................791-2516
S1/PERS SGT ......................................................791-0028
S2 ....................................................................791-5609
S3 ....................................................................791-2685
C, TSD ................................................................791-3419
S4 (B-21719) ......................................................791-7342
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-3874
IMSO (B-29811) ..................................................791-6020
C, OES ................................................................791-2150
Dep, OES ............................................................791-3342
C, WLT ................................................................791-5500
C, CNR ................................................................791-0199
C, NTT ................................................................791-5415
SPECTRUM MGT TEAM (B-29811) ....................791-7385
SDO/SDNCO ........................................................791-8220
HQ & A CO (B-21719) ........................................791-2190
B CO ..................................................................791-2410
C CO ..................................................................791-6563
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-5336
INTERNATIONAL MILITARY STUDENT OFC
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/imtd/imtd.htm
SALTZMAN HALL, BLDG 29819
INTERNATIONAL TNG OFF ..................................791-9708
DEP INTERNATIONAL TNG OFF ..........................791-9712
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-6247
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/sit
COBB HALL, BLDG 25801/DIXON HALL, BLDG 24801
DIRECTOR ..................................................791-7913/5617
DEP DIR/C TSD ..................................................791-5650
SGM ....................................................................791-3166
ADMIN/OPS BR ..........................................791-2326/1372
OFFICER TNG DIV................................................791-3236
WO/NCOES ........................................................791-2286
ENLISTED-AIT TNG DIV ............................791-6520/5656
TNG DEVELOPMENT BR ............................791-7523/0888
TECH INTEGRATION BR ......................................791-4606
SUPPLY ..............................................................791-6541
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-3235
ORDNANCE ELECTRONIC MAINT TNG DEPT
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/oemtd
HAZEN HALL, BLDG 29815
DIRECTOR ..................................................791-4515/2788
DEPT SGM..................................................791-7210/2788
TNG MGT OFC ....................................................791-3735
ADMIN/OPS BR ..................................................791-7488
COMSEC VAULT BR....................................791-2913/7666
LOG BR ......................................................791-3859/2638
ET DIV ........................................................791-3020/2956
RCSA DIV ..................................................791-4418/2275
WARRANT OFF DIV ....................................791-4821/2734
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-4798
OFFICE CHIEF OF SIGNAL
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/ocos
DIRECTOR ..................................................791-7388/7890
Fort Gordon
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PROPONENT SGM ..............................................791-8194
OPERATION NCO ................................................791-7825
ENL FAX NUMBER ......................................706-791-3917
OFFICER DIV........................................................791-6652
RC OFFICER ........................................................791-8180
BRANCH 25 ........................................................791-8182
FA 53 ..................................................................791-2267
FA 24 ..................................................................791-6305
TWI/AERS............................................................791-8176
WARRANT OFFICER ..................................791-6545/8183
OFF FAX NUMBER ........................................706-791-7088
ENLISTED DIV ............................................791-8194/5587
NG ENL................................................................791-2780
ARMY COMMUNICATOR ....................................791-7204
SPECIAL PROJECT OFFICER ..............................791-5847
NATIONAL SCRA ........................................791-6571/7967
COMMAND HISTORIAN (B-29706) ............791-5212/3920
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-5777
SIGNAL MUSEUM, CONRAD HALL (B-29807)
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/ocos/museum
CURATOR ............................................................791-2818
EXHIBITS ............................................................791-3856
COLLECTIONS ....................................................791-5324
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-6069
DIRECTORATE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
DIRECTOR ..........................................................791-3117
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-2942
RESR & FISCAL POLICY OFC..............................791-2279
CIV PAY CUST SVC REP ............................791-1371/7212
FORCE MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS DIV ................791-8748
GOVT TRAVEL CARD PROGRAM ........................791-4467
CAAS COORDINATOR..........................................791-6236
PROGRAM & BUDGET DIV..................................791-7694
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/pao
NELSON HALL, BLDG 29801
PAO ............................................................791-6011/7003
DEP PAO/MEDIA RELATIONS..............................791-6001
CI, PLANS, POLICY & BUDGET ..........................791-7590
COMMUNITY RELATIONS ..................................791-1871
BROADCASTING ........................................791-6844/4306
MEDIA RELATIONS..............................................791-5139
SIGNAL NEWSPAPER ..............................791-7069/8498
FAX NUMBER (NEWSPAPER) ......................706-791-5463
FAX NUMBER (PAO) ....................................706-791-2061
INSTALLATION SAFETY OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/safety
....................................706-791-SAFE, DSN 780-7233
SENIOR SAFETY DIR/
OSHA COMPLIANCE OFFICIAL ....................791-3227
DEP SAFETY MGR/
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM ............791-7233
OSHA/BASOPS SAFETY PROGRAM ....................791-4643
CENTER MISSION SAFETY PROGRAM ..............791-4721
SPECIAL PROJECTS/RADIATION SAFETY ..........791-2906
ADMIN SAFETY CLERK/
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ................................791-6863
15TH REGIMENTAL SIGNAL BRIGADE
CHIEF..........................................................791-0022/3541
PROTOCOL ASST ......................................791-3541/0022
NCOIC..................................................................791-4717
CONF ROOM RESERVATIONS ....................791-0023/4717
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-2478
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15
BLDG 25710
CDR/DEP CDR/CSM ............................................791-3800
ADJ ....................................................................791-8313
HHC ....................................................................791-2991
PSNCO ................................................................791-3140
ADMIN NCO ........................................................791-5213
LEGAL..................................................................791-6673
EO ....................................................................791-6517
REENLISTMENT ..................................................791-1190
MAILROOM ................................................791-2711/3990
S2/S3 ........................................................791-2961/2944
S4 ............................................................791-7452/7320
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-4321
STAFF DUTY ..............................................791-8314/8315
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-3784
BRITISH LIAISON OFF
369th SIGNAL BN
PROTOCOL
BRITISH EMBASSY, WASH DC ....................202-588-6819
CANADIAN LIAISON OFC
FRENCH ARMY LIAISON OFC
GERMAN ARMY LIAISON OFC
OFFICE, EXECUTIVES FOR
RESERVE COMPONENT AFFAIRS
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/arng
DAC-ARNG ................................................791-7888/7705
DAC-USAR..................................................791-7888/7705
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-1796
USAR/ARNG STUDENT LIAISON (B-33720)
ARNG LN NCO ..............................................791-6385
USAR LN NCO ..............................................791-5878
FAX NUMBER ........................................706-791-7253
RC PROG MGR-WARRANT OFF DIV (B-25801)
ARNG/USAR ........................................791-4812/8628
FAX NUMBER ........................................706-791-6527
FRENCH ARMY SIG SCH
LIAISON OFFICE ......................................33-299-83-14-77
FAX NUMBER ..........................................33-299-84-35-43
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15/369
BLDG 29602
CDR ....................................................................791-1121
XO ....................................................................791-1137
CSM ....................................................................791-6739
FAX ..............................................................706-791-3819
S1 ............................................................791-5688/4983
S3 ............................................................791-4393/5419
S4 ............................................................791-2514/3641
HQ & CO A ................................................791-2632/3704
CO B ..........................................................791-2763/5802
CO C ..........................................................791-1767/4893
CO D ..........................................................791-2293/1135
REENLISTMENT ..................................................791-2295
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-3544
STAFF DUTY NCO ......................................791-4253/3502
447th SIGNAL BN
BLDG 25601
CDR/XO/CSM ............................................791-5481/5487
S1 ............................................................791-7567/5012
S3 ............................................................791-2424/7209
S4 ............................................................791-6893/7849
RETENTION NCO ................................................791-6932
HQ & CO A ................................................791-2713/1460
CO B ..........................................................791-3492/1250
CO C ..........................................................791-4951/6475
CO D ..........................................................791-2548/1303
CO E ..........................................................791-3198/7708
CHAPLAIN ..................................................791-2059/3904
SATCOM ....................................................791-7524/6827
STMS ........................................................791-5202/2101
551ST SIGNAL BN
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/551
BLDG 25605
CDR/XO ......................................................791-2608/4124
CSM ..................................................................791-0002
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-4734
S1 ............................................................791-4777/6217
SIDPERS..............................................................791-1656
LEAVE/FINANCE ..................................................791-6217
S2/S3 ........................................................791-7767/4298
S4 ............................................................791-6817/6485
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-4308
SDNCO ................................................................791-4124
HQ & CO A ................................................791-5215/2269
CO B ..........................................................791-7802/3060
CO C ..........................................................791-2987/7013
CO D ..........................................................791-2264/3852
STUDENT COMPANY, USASSD,
FORT GEORGE G.
MEADE, MD 20755-5155 ....................................DSN 622
WEB ADDRESS
www.gordon.army.mil/sigbde15/meade/meade.htm
CDR..............................................................301-677-4066
OP ..............................................................301-677-4064
SR DRILL SGT ............................................301-677-5584
NCO ACADEMY ..................................301-677-3082/6003
TNG DEV DIV ......................................301-677-5805/5802
TNG NCO......................................................301-677-4066
SUPPLY........................................................301-677-5584
PERS SGT ..........................................301-677-3119/2388
FAX ..............................................................301-677-4070
USA DET SHEPPARD AFB, TX 76311 ..................DSN 736
DET SGT ....................................................736-5545/5546
FAX NUMBER ......................................................736-5516
73D ORDNANCE BATTALION
BLDG 25604
CDR ....................................................................791-1065
XO ....................................................................791-9994
CSM ....................................................................791-9970
S1 ....................................................................791-6986
S2 ....................................................................791-0105
S3 ............................................................791-7474/0136
S4 ............................................................791-7714/3817
HQ & CO A ..........................................................791-7301
CO B ..........................................................791-6588/4004
CO C ..........................................................791-6828/7612
CHAPLAIN ..................................................791-2056/8212
OFFICE OF STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/osja
SJA/DEP SJA..............................................791-3148/4634
LEGAL ADMIN/NCO....................................791-3148/3043
ADMIN LAW ..............................................791-4454/6526
LEGAL ASST ..............................................791-7812/7813
CLAIMS ..............................................................791-6523
CRIMINAL LAW..........................................791-3079/1937
SPECIAL ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY ................791-1599
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-3082
RELIGIOUS SUPPORT OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/chaplain
BLDG 29601
INSTALLATION CHAPLAIN ........................791-4683/4684
OPS & SPT ................................................791-4683/4684
RESOURCE MGR........................................791-4683/4684
CHAPEL CTR/RELIG ACTV
(B-39709) ............................................791-4703/2553
FAMILY LIFE (B-38804) ......................................791-7421
SR UMT NCO..............................................791-4683/4684
CATHOLIC (B-29608) ................................791-2945/4829
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RELIGIOUS EDUC (B-39709) ..............................791-4703
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-7848
HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER (B-29605) ....787-6756
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-787-4934
INSPECTOR GENERAL
USA SE REG DEN CMD/USA DENTAC
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/ig
BLDG 33800
IG ....................................................................791-4565
DEP IG ................................................................791-8351
NCOIC..................................................................791-4512
ASSISTANCE/INSP/INVEST ........................791-4565/4566
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-791-4567
NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTER
(FORT DISCOVERY)
WEB ADDRESS www.nationalsciencecenter.org
ONE SEVENTH ST, AUGUSTA, GA 30901-1341
DIRECTOR....................................................706-821-0234
DEP DIR/C, EDUC PROG..............................706-821-0233
C, AUTO/ENGR & ADMIN DIV......................706-821-0218
NSC PENTAGON LIAISON ............................703-602-6892
TEACHER RESOURCE CENTER ....................706-821-0247
VOICE DIRECTORY ......................................706-821-0200
FAX NUMBER ..............................................706-821-0269
TRICARE AREA OFFICE FOR
LATIN AMERICA & CANADA
WEB ADDRESS www.tricare.osd.mil/tlac
BLDG 38716
DIRECTOR ..........................................................787-2424
Or ......................................1-888-777-8343, Option 3
DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH SERVICES
(787-XXXX) BLDG 300
DIRECTOR ..........................................................787-5811
DIRECTORATE OF DENTAL SERVICES
(787-XXXX) BLDG 38717
DIRECTOR ..................................................787-5738/5719
DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER ARMY
MEDICAL CENTER
WEB ADDRESS www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil
BLDG 300
INFORMATION ....................................................787-5811
COMMANDING GENERAL....................................787-8191
DEP CDR CLINICAL SVC ....................................787-6326
DEP CDR ADMINISTRATION ..............................787-3253
DEP CDR NURSING ............................................787-3835
EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..........................................787-8596
COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR ..........................787-6472
PUBLIC AFFAIRS ................................................787-5301
INSPECTOR GENERAL ........................................787-6949
CENTER JUDGE ADVOCATE ................................787-4097
PATIENT ADMINISTRATION ................................787-3577
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ................................787-6146
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT............................787-3605
LOGISTICS ..........................................................787-6167
PERS DIV/TROOP CDR........................................787-3468
PROVOST MARSHAL ..........................................787-6401
NUTRITION CARE................................................787-2145
PATHOLOGY ........................................................787-6345
PHARMACY ........................................................787-8033
RADIOLOGY ........................................................787-6245
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................787-6667
EDUCATION & TNG ............................................787-4556
CLINICAL INVESTIGATION ..................................787-5384
MEDICAL SVC DIR ..............................................787-6462
SURGERY DIRECTORATE....................................787-6464
OB/GYN ....................................................787-7228/5155
MENTAL HEALTH DIRECTORATE ........................787-6377
SOCIAL WORK SERVICES ..................................787-3656
PSYCHOLOGY SERVICE ......................................787-3780
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ............................787-2781/3546
RADIATION PROTECTION OFFICER............787-4692/6392
PRIMARY CARE ..................................................787-1250
MANAGED CARE ................................................787-2182
EMERGENCY MEDICINE ............................787-2542/6727
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WEB ADDRESS www.semhs.amedd.army.mil/serdc/
gordon_dentac
BLDG 38717
CDR ............................................................787-5738/5719
CO CDR/XO..........................................................787-2075
SDNCO ................................................................787-2246
HCA ....................................................................787-6105
DENTAL EDUCATION (B-320)..............................787-6205
SNYDER DENTAL CLINIC (B-25501)
OIC................................................................787-7255
NCOIC ..........................................................787-4431
APPOINTMENT DESK ..........................787-6265/7050
ORTHODONTIC ............................................787-5109
TINGAY DENTAL CLINIC (B-320)
OIC................................................................787-8482
NCOIC ..........................................................787-8589
APPOINTMENTS..................................787-5102/4763
ENDODONTICS ....................................787-6456/6437
PERIODONTICS ..................................787-7546/6458
PROSTHODONTICS ............................787-5204/7581
HOSPITAL DENTAL CLINIC (B-300)
OIC................................................................787-2699
NCOIC ..........................................................787-2624
GENERAL DENTISTRY..................................787-8496
APPOINTMENT DESK ..........................787-2601/5322
US ARMY DENTAL LABORATORY
WEB ADDRESS
www.dencom.army.mil/serdc/ftgordon/index1.html
(787-XXXX) BLDG 322
CDR ....................................................................787-6301
DEP CDR ............................................................787-4107
OSHA/HAZCOM ADVISOR ..................................787-5725
XO/DET CDR........................................................787-5714
C, DENTAL NCO ..................................................787-5711
PSNCO ................................................................787-4108
TNG/REENL NCO ................................................787-5205
USA MEDCOM, HEALTH CARE ACQUISITION
ACTV SOUTHEAST CONTRACTING CTR
RAM ENGINEERING, ARCIC
FT. GORDON FO, BLDG 29803
SR. ENGINEER ....................................................791-4250
FAX ..............................................................706-791-3010
COMMISSARY STORE,
DeCA SOUTHERN RGN
WEB ADDRESS www.commissaries.com
BLDG 37200 ................................................706-791-3718
DEFENSE MILITARY PAY OFFICE
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/finance
DEFENSE MIL PAY OFFICER................................791-4826
OPERATIONS NCO ..............................................791-4826
PAY INQUIRIES ..................................................791-2439
SEPARATIONS ....................................................791-7162
RETIREMENTS ....................................................791-1586
IN/OUT PROCESSING..........................................791-1548
TRAVEL (PCS) ....................................................791-1393
RESERVE PAY ....................................................791-1578
TEAM A CHIEF ....................................................791-1573
TEAM B CHIEF ....................................................791-1511
REENLISTMENTS ................................................791-1421
DOCUMENT AUTOMATION &
PRODUCTION SERVICE (DAPS)
WEB ADDRESS www.daps.dla.mil
BLDG 29706 ..............................................791-2376/6086
DEFENSE REUTILIZATION &
MKTG LIAISON OFC-DRMO, JACKSON
BLDG 988
APPOINTMENTS ........................................791-3388/2495
DRMO JACKSON CHIEF ....................DSN 734-1874/1875
DET 1, 338 TRS
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/338trsdet1
BLDG 25702
CDR ....................................................................791-3440
XO ....................................................................791-5848
1SG ....................................................................791-8803
ADMIN........................................................791-3473/2936
(787-XXXX) BLDG 39706
CHIEF ..................................................................787-6793
SYS ANALYST ....................................................787-6568
FG RESIDENT AGCY, 3D MIL POLICE GP (CID)
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL
VETERINARY COMMAND
GENERAL DYNAMICS RESIDENT SCHOOL
(787-XXXX) BLDG 38801-C
CDR/SGM/OP OFF ..............................................787-7841
FORT GORDON BR VET SVC (S-500)
CHIEF ..................................................................787-4693
NCOIC..................................................................787-4452
VET CLINIC APPOINTMENTS ..............................787-7375
VET CLINIC CANCELLATIONS ............................787-3815
AMC IEW REGIONAL SPT CENTER
BLDG A1303
RSC MANAGER ..................................................791-0034
(791-XXXX) BLDG 33412 ....................................791-4611
AFTER DUTY HOURS ................................791-4380/4537
WEB ADDRESS www.gd.com
BRANT HALL, BLDG 25810
PROGRAM MGR..................................................791-6429
EVALUATION ......................................................791-6443
TRAINING MGR ..................................................791-6450
C4 SYSTEMS DIRECTOR ....................................791-6438
RESIDENT ENGR, USA CORPS OF ENGRS
SAVANNAH DISTRICT
BLDG 14600 ..............................................791-4234/4740
RTS-MEDICAL
(791-XXXX) BLDG 994
ALC/CECOM LAO........................................791-5571/6132
WEB ADDRESS www.itsmed.com/FortGordon.htm
BLDG 13401
SITE DIRECTOR ..................................................791-7999
SITE ADMINISTRATOR........................................791-7999
CLINICAL COORDINATOR ..................................791-8772
ARMY & AIR FORCE EXCHANGE SERVICE
(AAFES)
USA LEGAL SVC AGCY,
2D JUDICIAL CKT, MIL JUDGE
USA LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE OFC
WEB ADDRESS www.aafes.com
BLDG 38200
GENERAL MGR ............................................706-793-0233
MAIN STORE MGR ......................................706-793-7172
SVC BUSINESS MGR ..........................706-793-0818/0585
HUMAN RESR OFC ......................................706-793-0440
FOOD COURT MGR ......................................706-772-9742
PXTRA MGR ................................................706-793-7177
CLASS SIX STORE ..............................................791-4488
FAX ..............................................................706-796-3250
MILITARY JUDGE ......................................791-3820/4182
USA RESEARCH LAB, HUMAN RESEARCH &
ENGR DIR FLD ELEMENT
CHIEF/ENGR TECH ....................................791-9421/8354
USA TMDE SUPPORT CENTER
BLDG 41204 ........................................................791-4620
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PRODUCTION CONTROL ....................................791-3908
SUPPLY ..............................................................791-7057
CALIBRATION LAB (B-41205) ............................791-3910
FAX ..............................................................706-791-2615
USA TRIAL DEFENSE SVC,
REGION II FORT GORDON FIELD OFFICE
SENIOR DEFENSE COUNSEL......................791-3666/7334
USA TRIAL JUDICIARY,
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
CHIEF CIRCUIT JUDGE........................................791-4182
CLERK OF COURT ..............................................791-3820
FORT GORDON RESIDENT OFFICE,
902D MI GP
PUBLIC AFFAIRS ........................................791-9317/9316
RESERVE LIAISON ..............................................791-5629
RETENTION ........................................................791-6508
COMMAND JUDGE ADVOCATE/LEGAL ......791-9305/9354
LEGAL FAX ..................................................706-791-9372
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-5163
BLDG 28424
CDR ....................................................................791-0099
1SG ....................................................................791-3486
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-3480
HELP DESK..........................................................791-2222
FAX ..............................................................706-791-5910
CO A
HHC
BLDG 24409
CDR ....................................................................791-0766
1SG ....................................................................791-0767
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-0756
556TH MAINTENANCE
324TH SIGNAL BATTALION (USAR)
DINING FACILITY #13
PLATOON (B-39107) ..........................................791-4399
LIGHTNING WARRIOR CAFE
BLDG 24414
BRIGADE FOOD ADVISOR ..................................791-5625
BRIGADE SENIOR FOOD
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT NCO......................791-5625
DINING FACILITY MANAGER ..............................791-7208
56TH SIGNAL BATTALION
BLDG 14401
UA/BN OP NCO ..........................................791-1568/9589
www.gordon.army.mil/56sigbn/
BLDG 25423
CDR ............................................................791-2379/5210
CSM ..........................................................791-2379/5210
EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..................................791-2379/5210
STAFF DUTY ..............................................791-2379/5210
S-1 ............................................................791-5206/6606
S-2 ............................................................791-5459/4692
S-3 ............................................................791-5459/4692
S-4 ..................................................791-5225/5227/5358
BATTALION MAINTENANCE OFFICER..................791-1092
COMMUNICATIONS AND
ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN ........................791-1093
BRIGADE CONFERENCE ROOM ..........................791-5194
93RD SIGNAL BRIGADE
HHD
2/347TH REGT, 87TH DIV (EX) USAR CTR
BLDG 14401
PSNCO ................................................................791-9197
OP SGT................................................................791-5833
SUPPLY SGT ......................................................791-1691
1/349TH REGT, 5TH BDE,
87TH DIV (EX) USAR CTR
WEB ADDRESS
www.gordon.army.mil/93sig/93rdsighm1.htm
BLDG 25526
CDR ............................................................791-9307/9308
CSM ..........................................................791-9307/9308
DEP CDR ....................................................791-9307/9308
FAX ..............................................................706-791-9304
STAFF DUTY ........................................................791-9328
S-1 ....................................................................791-9310
ASSISTANT S-1 ..........................................791-9349/9311
S-1 NCOIC ..........................................................791-9315
S-1 FAX ........................................................706-791-9309
S-2 ....................................................................791-9459
S-2 SECTION ..............................................791-9320/9325
S-2 FAX ........................................................706-791-9362
S-3 ....................................................................791-9330
S-3 SGM..............................................................791-9374
S-3 FAX ........................................................706-791-9345
S-3 TRAINING ..........................791-6714/9336/9358/9338
S-3 PLANS ..........................................................791-9324
S-3 OPERATIONS ......................................791-9334/9350
AUTOMATIONS OIC ............................................791-9872
S-4 ............................................................791-2976/6406
S-4 SGM..............................................................791-2062
S-4 FAX ........................................................706-791-4272
PROPERTY BOOK OFFICER ................................791-3772
CIVILIAN EXECUTIVE ADVISOR ..........................791-9371
BUDGET ANALYST ..............................................791-2978
BUDGET ANALYST ..............................................791-6909
BUDGET ANALYST ..............................................791-9767
FORCE MODERNIZATION OFFICER ....................791-7628
SAFETY/ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER ................791-9322
HHC
THEATER NETWORK OPERATIONS SECURITY
CONTROL CENTER AND AUTOMATIONS
BLDG 39211
CDR/OP OFF/SP AGENT ......................................791-9409
BLDG 14401
CDR ....................................................................791-9031
CSM ....................................................................791-9033
SYS ENGR ..........................................................791-9041
SOTS ..................................................................791-9039
PERSONNEL ........................................................791-9057
PBO ....................................................................791-9564
HHC UNIT SUPPLY..............................................791-1690
UA ....................................................................791-9060
CO B TNG NCO ....................................................791-9048
CO B UA ..............................................................791-9038
COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY ..........................791-8133
S-4 ............................................................791-6160/0377
BATTALION MAINTENANCE OFFICER ........791-6019/6449
BLDG 25423
CDR ....................................................................791-9126
1SG ....................................................................791-9125
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-9006
235TH SIG CO
BLDG 25424
CDR ....................................................................791-8539
1SG ....................................................................791-1047
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-8536
252ND SIG CO
BLDG 28424
CDR ....................................................................791-6096
1SG ....................................................................791-8563
ORDERLY ROOM........................................791-6333/6398
518TH SIG CO (TIN)
BLDG 25423
CDR ....................................................................791-4268
1SG ....................................................................791-4384
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-4468
63RD SIGNAL BATTALION
www.gordon.army.mil/63sig/
BLDG 28510
CDR ..................................................791-2629/8058/8059
CSM ..................................................791-2629/8058/8059
EXECUTIVE OFFICER ........................791-2629/8058/8059
STAFF DUTY ......................................791-2629/8058/8059
S-1 ..................................................791-1082/8057/1323
S-2 ............................................................791-7304/9074
S-3 ............................................................791-9091/9074
BLDG 28424
CDR ....................................................................791-2028
1SG ....................................................................791-3972
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-6317
CO B
BLDG 28424
CDR ....................................................................791-7020
1SG ....................................................................791-6323
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-6629
CO C
BLDG 28424
CDR ....................................................................791-6073
1SG ....................................................................791-5808
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-6327
67TH SIGNAL BATTALION
www.gordon.army.mil/67sig/home.htm
BLDG 25525
CDR ............................................................791-6956/6963
CSM ..........................................................791-6956/3400
EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..................................791-6956/6319
FAX ..............................................................706-791-4672
STAFF DUTY ..............................................791-6956/6963
S-1 ............................................................791-6191/6192
REENLISTMENT ..................................................791-7919
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-5166
S-2 ....................................................................791-7905
COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY ..........................791-2224
S-3 ..........................................791-7478/2549/7906/1001
S-4 ............................................................791-2922/2924
PROPERTY BOOK OFFICER ................................791-3766
BATTALION MAINTENANCE OFFICER..................791-3121
ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE SHOP....................791-6081
HHC
BLDG 25424
CDR ....................................................................791-1101
1SG ....................................................................791-1108
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-2288
CO A
BLDG 25424
CDR ....................................................................791-4571
1SG ....................................................................791-2870
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-4644
CO B
BLDG 25424
CDR ....................................................................791-3522
1SG ....................................................................791-2551
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-7771
CO C
BLDG 25424 ......................................................................
CDR ....................................................................791-6640
1SG ....................................................................791-0818
ORDERLY ROOM ................................................791-2584
359TH SIGNAL BRIGADE (USAR)
USAR CENTER, BLDG 14401
CDR ............................................................791-5906/9216
DEP CDR ....................................................791-5906/9216
SSA ............................................................791-5906/9216
CSM ....................................................................791-9247
S1 PERSONNEL ..................................................791-5746
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S1 ADMINISTRATION..........................................791-5764
S2 INTELLIGENCE ..............................................791-5812
S3 PLANS............................................................791-9191
S3 SYSCON ........................................................791-5789
S3 OPERATIONS..................................................791-9188
S4 SUPPLY..........................................................791-9213
S4 MAINTENANCE ..............................................791-5770
HHC UA ..............................................................791-9596
HHC CLERK ................................................791-5769/5816
HHC SUPPLY ......................................................791-1693
FACILITY MANAGER ..................................791-9216/5770
XO ....................................................................791-3776
CSM ....................................................................791-9016
S1 ....................................................................791-9014
S2 ....................................................................791-3724
S3 ....................................................................791-6291
S4 ....................................................................791-8451
BSO ....................................................................791-9010
BMO ....................................................................791-1424
HHSC ..................................................................791-1299
CO A ....................................................................791-1870
CO B ....................................................................791-9444
513TH MI BRIGADE
345TH MI BN (USAR)
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/513mi
BLDG 21710
CDR ....................................................................791-9178
DCO/XO/CSM ......................................................791-9177
S1 ....................................................................791-4209
S2 ....................................................................791-9401
S3 ....................................................................791-5633
S4 ....................................................................791-6142
RE-UP..................................................................791-5896
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-6469
RMO ....................................................................791-1363
CJA ....................................................................791-9417
IMO ....................................................................791-1365
SIGNAL................................................................791-1366
IG ....................................................................791-1171
EO ....................................................................791-6442
PAO ....................................................................791-9416
HHC ....................................................................791-8239
MP DESK/SDO ....................................................791-5846
MP DESK (B-20400)............................................791-8258
LEARNING RES CTR............................................791-4897
BLDG 21718
CDR ....................................................................791-3269
XO ....................................................................791-3259
CSM ....................................................................791-5309
S1 ....................................................................791-3214
S2 ....................................................................791-3152
S3 ....................................................................791-3139
S4 ....................................................................791-9404
BMO ....................................................................791-1913
HHSC ..................................................................791-3141
CO A ....................................................................791-3260
CO B ....................................................................791-3179
TASK FORCE LIGHTNING
www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/201st.htm
BLDG 21604
CDR ....................................................................791-8949
XO ....................................................................791-9008
CSM ....................................................................791-9445
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-3696
S1 ....................................................................791-3696
S2 ....................................................................791-8955
S3 ....................................................................791-1016
S4 ....................................................................791-1337
BMO ....................................................................791-1267
BSO ....................................................................791-7980
RE-UP..................................................................791-6935
HHC ....................................................................791-7828
CO A ....................................................................791-7998
CO D ....................................................................791-7839
202ND MI BN
www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/202nd.htm
BLDG 21722
CDR ....................................................................791-1284
XO ....................................................................791-8528
CSM ....................................................................791-9497
CHAPLAIN ..........................................................791-5203
S1 ....................................................................791-9496
S2 ....................................................................791-1291
S3 ....................................................................791-9224
S4 ....................................................................791-1288
BSO ....................................................................791-1287
BMO ....................................................................791-1913
RE-UP..................................................................791-1296
HHC ....................................................................791-9455
CO A ....................................................................791-4398
CO B ....................................................................791-1731
CO C ....................................................................791-8367
CO D ....................................................................791-5298
297TH MI BN
WEB ADDRESS
www.gordon.army.mil/513mi/297/index.htm
BLDG 21717
CDR ....................................................................791-9012
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NSA/CSS GA
BLDG 24701
NSA/CSS GA CDR................................................791-0545
NSA/CSS GA Deputy CDR ..................................791-0476
NSA/CSS GA SEL ................................................791-0580
NSA/CSS GA HR..................................................791-0901
NSA/CSS GA SECURITY ......................................791-0415
NSA/CSS GA SID ................................................791-0583
NSA/CSS GA I&L ................................................791-6865
NSA/CSS GA I&L ................................................791-0463
NSA/CSS GA ITD ................................................791-0624
NSA/CSS GA I&L ................................................791-0544
GORDON CENTER FOR LANGUAGE ....................791-7636
CHIEF OF STAFF ..................................................791-0815
116TH MI GP
WEB ADDRESS www.inscom.army.mil/116th
BLDG 24701
GROUP CDR ........................................................791-0545
GROUP CSM........................................................791-0580
GROUP DCO ........................................................791-0815
116TH MI GP/NSA/CSS GA
BLDG 21721
GROUP S1 ..........................................................791-0975
GROUP S2 ..........................................................791-0682
GROUP S3..................................................791-0931/0948
HHD, 116TH MI GP
SR ENL MARINE..................................................791-9583
ADMIN........................................................791-2930/6257
NAVY INFORMATION OPERATIONS
COMMAND GEORGIA
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/nsgafg
BLDG 28423
CO ....................................................................791-6724
XO ....................................................................791-9671
CMC ....................................................................791-9672
ADMIN........................................................791-9580/9581
QUARTER DECK ..................................................791-2613
31ST INTEL SQDN (USAF)
BLDG 28423
CDR ....................................................................791-0004
CCQ ....................................................................791-9659
CCF ....................................................................791-9577
DO ....................................................................791-0482
FM ....................................................................791-9662
ORDERLY RM......................................................791-9502
1ST MEDICAL TRAINING BRIGADE (USAR)
BLDG 39710 ........................................................791-4176
7303RD MEDICAL TRAINING
SUPPORT BATTALION (USAR)
BLDG 39708 ........................................................791-4176
3297TH USAH (USAR)
BLDG 14401
TNG NCO......................................................706-791-1684
PERSONNEL NCO ........................................706-791-1687
IM NCO ........................................................706-791-1677
ADD UA ........................................................706-791-1663
YOUTH CHALLENGE ACADEMY
WEB ADDRESS www.dod.state.ga.us/pages/yca.html
BLDG 40006
DIR ....................................................................791-5950
DEP DIR ..............................................................791-5990
COMDT (B-40007) ............................................791-6100
LIAISON OFFICES
ASC LNO
3rd FLOOR, SIGNAL TOWERS ............................791-2336
CECOM LNO
4TH FLOOR, SIGNAL TOWERS ..........................791-3396
DISA LNO
3RD FLOOR, SIGNAL TOWERS ..........................791-5586
NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCH DET
BLDG 21720
GROUP/NSA/CSS GA CHAPLAIN ........................791-0969
GROUP RMO ......................................................791-0905
GROUP EO ..........................................................791-0333
PAO NCO ............................................................791-6962
CDR, HHD, 116TH MI GP ....................................791-0923
1SG, HHD, 116TH MI GP ....................................791-0924
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/navsupply
BLDG 25429
MCPOIC ..............................................................791-2411
BEQ MGR/MAA....................................................791-7027
OOD DUTY PAGER ......................................706-727-7051
ADMIN ............................................................791-8684
206TH MI BN
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/mardet
BLDG 25425
CO ....................................................................791-0031
NCOIC..................................................................791-7031
ADMIN ................................................................791-6990
OPERATIONS..............................................791-7169/7048
BLDG 28423
CDR ............................................................791-9157/9152
CSM ....................................................................791-9152
S1 ....................................................................791-9181
S2 ....................................................................791-1124
S3 ............................................................791-2933/0063
S4 ....................................................................791-9132
HHC ....................................................................791-2143
A CO ....................................................................791-9575
GTCAE ................................................................791-0481
CO D, MARINE CRYPTOLOGIC SPT BN
WEB ADDRESS www.gordon.army.mil/mar%Fco%5Fd/
BLDG 28423
CDR ....................................................................791-9582
US MARINE CORPS DET
ARCHITECTURE INTEGRATION AND
MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE (FORWARD) GORDON
MORAN HALL, BLDG 29803
CHIEF, ANALYSIS DIV..........................................791-1977
CHIEF, ARCHITECTURE DEVELOPMENT ............791-4617
CHIEF, POLICY, PLANS & PROCEDURES DIV ....791-7250
PMO OFFICE ........................................................791-2257
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AAFES ..........................................38200 ....706-793-7171
ACAP ............................................33800............791-7356
ACS ..............................................33720............791-3579
AIRLINE TICKET OFC ....................33720 ....706-798-0990
ALADDIN TRAVEL ........................36200 ....706-771-0089
ALCOHOL & DRUG COUNSELOR ......300............787-5392
ALEXANDER HALL ........................29805............791-4190
ALLTEL..........................................38200 ....706-792-0963
AMBULANCE ....................................300............787-6686
AMERICAN RED CROSS EAMC ........300............787-6311
Or Toll-free ........................................1-877-272-7337
ANIMAL CLINIC APPTS ....................500............787-7375
AQUATICS ....................................21608............791-3034
ARMY COMMUNITY SVC..............33720............791-3579
Or Toll-free ........................................1-877-310-5741
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF ........33720 ..791-3371/7878
Or AER After Hours ....................................791-9747
ARMY SUBSTANCE
ABUSE PROGRAM ................38702............791-3437
AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE ..21606 ....706-791-7755
AUTOMOTIVE BRANCH ................29300............791-2390
B
BAND, USA SIGNAL CORPS..........29609............791-3113
BANK, WACHOVIA ........................36300 ....706-771-5960
BARBER SHOP..............................38200............793-0230
BATTLE LAB ..................................71600............791-2557
BEAUTY SHOP ..............................38200 ....706-793-0185
BEVERAGE STORE ........................31300............791-4488
BINGO PALACE ............................15500 ....706-793-0003
BLOOD DONOR CENTER,
KENDRICK MEMORIAL ..........25712............787-3234
BOGEY’S GRILL ................................537............791-2433
BOSS PROGRAM ..........................28320............791-3025
BOWLING CENTER,
GORDON LANES ....................33200............791-3446
BRENAU UNIVERSITY ..................21606 ....706-793-7646
BURGER KING ..............................35402 ....706-793-8542
BUS, COMMERCIAL ......................36200 ....706-793-0026
C
CAB, RADIO, AUGUSTA ..............................706-722-5588
CAFE, DARLING HALL ..................33720............791-1148
CAFE, SIGNAL TOWERS ..............29808............791-7019
CAREER COUNSELOR, MIL ..........33720............791-7387
CARLSON WAGONLIT TRAVEL ....33720 ....706-798-0990
CASUALTY ....................................33720............791-2914
CATERING, ROYAL STAR ..............18402 ....706-793-7636
CENTRAL ISSUE FAC ....................25709............791-7412
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY ..........................21606 ....706-798-5739
CENTURY 21
LARRY MILLER REALTY ........37300 ....706-796-2955
CHAPELS
BICENTENNIAL ......................28414............791-3959
FRIENDSHIP ..........................25603 ..........791-2056
GOOD SHEPHERD..................29608 ..........791-2945
CHAPLAIN, INSTALLATION ..........29601............791-4683
CHAPLAIN FAMILY LIFE CENTER ..38804............791-7421
CHIEF OF STAFF ............................29808............791-2114
CHILD CARE CENTER ..................44401 ..........791-2701
CHILD CARE REGISTRATION........28320 ..791-4455/4722
CIVILIAN PAY ................................29808............791-1371
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL ..................33720............791-6382
CLAIMS, LEGAL ............................29718............791-3630
CLASS SIX STORE ........................31300............791-4488
CLOTHING SALES ........................35203 ....706-793-2315
CLUB, THE COURTYARD ..............36708............791-6000
CLUB, THE GORDON ....................18402............791-6780
CLUB, KEGLER'S LOUNGE ..........33200............791-8716
COLLEGES
AUGUSTA TECHNICAL ..........21606 ....706-791-7755
BRENAU ................................21606 ....706-793-7646
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIV ....21606 ....706-798-5739
ORGANIZATION
BLDG
PHONE
GEORGIA MILITARY ..............21606 ....706-791-5159
PAINE ....................................21606 ....706-791-7979
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV....21606 ....706-791-2985
TROY STATE UNIV ................21606 ....706-772-2720
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ....21606 ....706-207-1407
COMBAT DEV, DIR OF ..................29808............791-3985
COMMANDANT, ASSISTANT, FG ..29808............791-3185
COMMANDER, GARRISON ..........33720............791-6300
COMMANDING GENERAL,
EAMC ........................................300............787-8191
COMMANDING GENERAL,
DEPUTY, FG............................29808............791-3185
COMMANDING GENERAL, FG ......29808............791-4588
COMMERCIAL SOLICITATION ......33720 ..791-6234/2859
COMMISSARY ..............................37200............791-3718
COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER ..........33720............791-3579
COMMUNITY LIFE PROGRAMS ....33720............791-3880
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ........300............787-7108
COMMUNITY
COUNSELING CENTER ..............300............787-5392
CONTRACTING, DIR OF ................29718............791-1800
COURTYARD, THE ........................36708............791-6000
CPAC
(CIV PERS ADVISORY CTR) ..33720............791-6382
CREDIT UNION..............................36305 ....706-793-0012
CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION (CID)............33412............791-4611
D
DEFENSE COUNSEL ......................29718............791-3666
DENTAL ACTY ..............................38717............787-5719
DENTAL CLINICS
HOSPITAL ................................300............787-5322
SNYDER ................................25501............787-7050
TINGAY ......................................320............787-5102
DENTAL LAB ....................................322............787-6301
DINING AND CLUBS
GORDON LANES
SNACK BAR ......................33200 ....706-771-6907
THE COURTYARD ..................36708............791-6000
THE GORDON CLUB ..............18402............791-6780
THE SIGNAL CAFE..................29808............791-7019
KEGLER'S LOUNGE................33200............791-8716
THE GRILL AT
DARLING HALL ................33720............791-1148
BOGEY’S GRILL AT
GORDON LAKES ........................537............791-2433
DINING FACILITY #4 ....................29704............791-7504
DINING FACILITY #6 ....................25717............791-6055
DINING FACILITY #8 ....................25704............791-7205
DINING FACILITY #13 ..................24414 ..791-7555/7208
DINNER THEATER BOX OFFICE ....32100............793-8552
DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER
ARMY MEDICAL CENTER ..........300............787-5811
E
EAMC (HOSPITAL) ............................300............791-5811
EO HOTLINE..................................29719............791-3600
EDUCATION CENTER ....................21606............791-2000
EMERGENCY SERVICES, DIR ......29717............791-2572
EMPLOYMENT
INFORMATION CTR................33720............791-6382
EMPLOYMENT
READINESS PROGRAM ........33720............791-3579
ENGINEERS,
SAVANNAH DISTRICT ............14600............791-4234
ENGINEER SERVICE ORDERS ......14500............791-5520
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM ......32100............791-4389
ENVIRONMENTAL BRANCH ..........14500............791-6481
EQUAL EMPLOY OPPOR OFC ......33720............791-4551
EQUAL OPPOR OFC ......................29719............791-2014
EXCEPTIONAL FAM MEMBR..........33720............791-3579
EXCHANGE SVCS..........................38200 ....706-793-7171
ORGANIZATION
BLDG
F
FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM ....33720............791-3579
FAMILY HOUSING ........................33720............791-2797
FINANCE MILITARY PAY ..............33720............791-2439
FINANCE RESERVE PAY................33720............791-1578
FINANCE CIVILIAN PAY ................29808............791-1371
FINANCIAL READINESS ................33720............791-7878
FIRE CHIEF....................................32420............791-1201
FIRE REPORTING..........................32420 ....................911
FISH & WILDLIFE ................................................791-2327
FISHER HOUSE ................................280............787-7100
FISHING/HUNTING LICENSE..............250............791-7835
FLORIST........................................38200 ....706-793-7228
FOOD SERVICES ..........................14500............791-2636
FORESTRY ........................................404............791-5016
FORT DISCOVERY, AUGUSTA ......................706-821-0200
FREEDOM PARK (TO PURCHASE
COMMEMORATIVE BRICKS)..29801............791-2887
FREEDOM PARK
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL..........43400 ....706-796-8428
FUNDRAISERS ..............................33720............791-2012
FUNERAL HONORS ......................40202............791-1774
FURNITURE REPAIR ....................14500............791-3720
G
GAME WARDEN ................................521............791-5033
GARRISON CDR............................33720............791-6300
GAS STATIONS, PX
GATE #1 ....................................100 ....706-792-9707
GATE #5 ................................49300 ....706-793-1160
GENERAL DYNAMICS ..................25810............791-6429
GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE ....21606 ....706-791-5159
GMC HOUSING, PECAN COURT..................706-772-7041
GNC ..............................................38200 ....706-772-9090
GODFATHER’S PIZZA ....................29722 ....706-790-8646
GOLF COURSES,
GORDON LAKES ........................537............791-2433
GORDON CLUB ............................18400............791-6780
GRIFFITH HALL (LODGING)..............250............791-2277
GYMNASIUMS
#3 ..........................................25510............791-2864
#4 ..........................................29607............791-3692
#5 ..........................................25713............791-7370
#6 (FITNESS CENTER) ..........21713............791-6872
H
HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER....29605............787-6756
HISTORIAN ..................................29706............791-5212
HORSE, RIDING STABLES ............T-509............791-4864
HOSPITAL INFORMATION ................300............787-5811
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
INBOUND ..............................33720............791-7671
OUTBOUND ............................33720............791-4743
HOUSING SERVICES OFFICE..........33720 ..791-5116/9656
HOUSING, ON-POST, GMH PECAN COURT..706-772-7041
HOUSING, UNACCOMPANIED ......33720............791-7067
HUDDLE HOUSE ..........................................706-798-3722
HUMAN RESOURCES, DIR OF ......33720............791-3840
I
IAP WORLD SERVICES ................14608............791-7722
IET STUDENT
RECREATION CENTER............25722............791-8489
ID CARDS......................................33720 ..791-1927/3337
INBOUND HOUSEHOLD GOODS ..33720............791-7671
INDOOR SWIMMING POOL ..........21608............791-3034
INFORMATION MGT, DIR OF..........34500............791-5381
IN/OUT PROCESSING ..................33720............791-1548
INSPECTOR GENERAL ..................33800............791-4565
INSTALLATION
SUPPORT PLATOON ..............40202............791-7000
INTERNAL REVIEW (IRAC) ..........33720............791-2972
INVESTIGATIONS, MPI ................29717............791-2008
IOC (INSTALLATION
OPERATIONS CENTER) ..........33720............791-3127
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Quick Reference Listings
ORGANIZATION
BLDG
PHONE
ISSUE, CENTRAL ..........................25709............791-7412
ITAM..................................................482............791-5008
J
JUDGE ADVOCATE, STAFF ............29718............791-3148
K
KEGLER'S LOUNGE ......................33200............791-8716
L
LEARNING CENTERS ....................21606............791-7599
LEGAL ASSISTANCE ....................29718............791-7812
LEVY, OVERSEAS ..........................33720............791-5188
LIBRARY, WOODWORTH ..............33500............791-7323
CONSOLIDATED LICENSES
MILITARY VEHICLE................13804............791-3106
LIQUOR STORE ............................31300............791-4488
LODGING ........................................ 250 ....706-790-3676
M
MAIL
CENTER MAIL ROOM ............29808............791-3211
POST OFFICE..........................36302 ....706-790-3651
POSTAL SECTION ..................36302............791-6519
MAINTENANCE, ENGR ..................14500............791-5520
MARINE CORPS DET ....................25425............791-6990
MAYOR'S PROGRAM ....................33512............791-2820
MARKETING & ADVERTISING ......33720............791-2859
MEDICAL CLINICS
CONNELLY HEALTH CLINIC ..29709............787-5161
#3 ............................................ 301............787-1132
#4 ..........................................21712............787-4697
MEDICAL, REGIONAL TNG SITE ..13401............791-7925
MILITARY PAY INQUIRIES ............33720............791-2439
MILITARY PERS DIV ....................33720............791-2914
MILITARY POLICE DESK ..............29717............791-4380
MILITARY POLICE
WORKING DOG SECTION ........B506............791-7838
MIRROR LAKE ..............................T-420............791-4406
RESERVATIONS ..........................21608............791-3034
MOBILIZATION AND
DEPLOYMENT ........................33720............791-3579
MORALE, WELFARE &
RECREATION, DIR OF ............33720............791-6481
MORTUARY AFFAIRS....................33720............791-6776
MOTOR POOL, CENTER ................13804............791-6116
MP DESK ......................................29717............791-4537
MPI(MIL POLICE INVEST) ............29717............791-2008
MULTIMEDIA/VISUAL
INFORMATION CENTER ........29801............791-5432
MUSEUM, SIGNAL ........................29807............791-2818
MUSIC CENTER ............................32200............791-0346
MUSIC & DINNER THEATER..........32100 ....706-793-8552
N
NAF, CIV PERS ..............................33720............791-6721
NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTER, AUGUSTA ....706-821-0200
NAVSCSCOL DET ..........................25429............791-7027
NAVY INFORMATION OPERATIONS
COMMAND GEORGIA ............28423............791-9581
NBC SCHOOL ................................81403............791-4213
NCO ACADEMY (LODGING) ......24401/5 ....706-790-3676
NCO ACADEMY, REGT ..................24402............791-7882
NEWSPAPER, THE SIGNAL ..........29801............791-7069
NURSING DEPT OF, EAMC ................300............787-3835
NUTRITION CARE, EAMC..................300............787-2145
O
OEMTD..........................................29815............791-2788
OFFICE CHIEF OF SIGNAL ............29808............791-7890
OFFICER ACADEMY, REGT ............29809............791-2730
OPTICAL SHOP ............................35200 ....706-790-6398
OUTBOUND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ............33720............791-7627
OVERSEAS LEVY ..........................33720............791-5188
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ORGANIZATION
BLDG
PHONE
P
PACKAGE/BEVERAGE STORE ......31300............791-4488
PAINE COLLEGE............................39801 ....706-791-7979
PAINTBALL FIELD, FORT GORDON..............706-228-5540
PATIENT INFO, EAMC........................300............787-5811
PAVEMENT & GROUNDS ..............14500............791-2040
PERS SECURITY INVEST ..............33720............791-4553
PERSONNEL
CIVILIAN ................................33720............791-6382
MILITARY ..............................33720............791-2914
PEST CONTROL ............................14500............791-4206
PHARMACY SVC ..............................300............787-8033
PHARMACY, REFILL......................38200............787-1710
PHOTO FACILITY ..........................29801............791-3905
PLANS, TNG, MOB &
SEC, DIR OF ..........................33720............791-2634
POISON CONTROL.......................... 300............787-4171
POOLS
INDOOR..................................21608............791-3034
THE COURTYARD ..................36708............791-3550
POST OFFICE, US..........................36302 ....706-790-3651
PRINTING PLANT..........................29706............791-2376
PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS ..........33720............791-2611
PROTOCOL....................................29808............791-5138
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFC ..................29801............791-7003
PUBLIC WORKS &
LOGISTICS, DIR OF................14500............791-3225
PX, MAIN EXCHANGE ..................38200 ....706-793-7171
PXTRA ..........................................35200 ....706-793-7177
R
RTS-MEDICAL ..............................13401............791-7999
RANGE CONTROL ............................482............791-5008
REALTY, CENTURY 21,
LARRY MILLER ....................37300 ....706-796-2955
RECREATION AREA, CLARK HILL................706-541-1057
RECREATION CENTER,
STUDENT ..............................25722............791-8489
RECYCLING CENTER ....................B-997............791-7832
RED CROSS ......................................300............787-6311
RED CROSS TOLL-FREE ..........................1-877-272-7337
RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION CENTER..............39709............791-4703
RELOCATION READINESS ............33720............791-4181
REPAIR SERVICE
FURNITURE............................14500............791-3200
OFFICE MACHINES ................14600............791-3939
TELEPHONE ..........................33513............791-3100
RESERVE COMPONENTS..............21706............791-6383
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVE (RCI) ....................33720............791-6559
RESOURCE MGT, DIR OF..............29808............791-3178
RESOURCE MGT OFC,
GARRISON ............................33720............791-7378
RETIREMENT SVCS, MIL ..............33720............791-2654
RIDING STABLES ..........................T-509............791-4864
RING HALL (LODGING) ................36700 ....706-790-3676
ROADS & GROUNDS ....................14500............791-2040
ROYAL STAR CATERING ..............18402 ....706-793-7636
S
SAFETY OFFICE ............................33720............791-7233
SCHOOL, FREEDOM PARK
ELEMENTARY ........................43400 ....706-796-8428
SCIENCE CENTER, AUGUSTA ......................706-821-0200
SECURITY INVESTIGATION ..........33720............791-4553
SELF SERVICE SUPPLY CENTER ....2422 ....706-772-8471
SELF STORAGE CENTER ..............29300............791-2390
SERVICE STATIONS
GATE #1 .................................. 100 ....706-792-9707
GATE #5 ................................49300 ....706-793-1160
SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE..........33720............791-6297
SIGNAL CORPS
REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION..29807............791-3919
SIGNAL NEWSPAPER ..................29801............791-7069
ORGANIZATION
BLDG
PHONE
SIGNAL MUSEUM ........................29807............791-3856
SNACK BAR, DARLING HALL ......33720............791-1148
SNACK BAR, SIGNAL TOWERS ....29808............791-7019
SOLDIER SERVICE CENTER..........33720............791-1331
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
UNIVERSITY ..........................21606 ....706-791-3985
SPECIALTY SHOP ........................38200 ....706-796-2400
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB..........................................791-5078
STABLES, HILLTOP RIDING ................................791-4864
STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE ............29718............791-3148
STINSON HALL (LODGING) ..........37300 ....706-790-3676
SURVIVOR ASSISTANCE ..............33720............791-4212
SWAP & ASSIST SHOP ................39101 ..791-3579/2260
SWIMMING POOLS
INDOOR..................................21608............791-3034
THE COURTYARD ..................36708............791-3550
T
TAXI SERVICE, AUGUSTA ............................706-722-5588
TELEPHONE SERVICE
OPERATOR ASSISTANCE ......33513............791-0110
HELP DESK/
TROUBLE CALLS ..............33513............791-3100
WORK ORDERS ....................34500............791-2006
THEATERS MUSIC
(PERFORMING ARTS) ............32100 ....706-793-8552
SIGNAL ..................................21610............791-3982
THREAT OFFICE ............................29808............791-6512
THRIFT SHOP................................39102............791-2779
TINGAY DENTAL CLINIC ..................320............787-5102
TMP ..............................................13804............791-4576
TRAINING, DIR OF ........................29808............791-4685
TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER ......29801............791-3040
TRANSITION POINT ......................33720............791-4774
TRANSPORTATION........................33720............791-4184
TRAVEL, OFFICIAL ........................33720 ....706-798-0990
TRAVEL, LEISURE ........................36200 ....706-771-0089
TRAVEL PAY (PCS) ......................33720............791-1393
TRIAL DEFENSE ............................29718............791-3666
TRIBUNAL COURT ........................29718............791-3988
TROPHY SHOP..............................38200 ....706-796-2400
TROY STATE UNIVERSITY ............21606 ....706-772-2720
TSM-SATCOM ..............................29808............791-7112
TSM-TR ........................................29808............791-7982
TSM-WIN-T ..................................29808............791-7477
U
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE......36302 ....706-790-3651
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ..........21606 ....706-207-1407
UTILITIES REPAIR ........................14500............791-5520
V
VEHICLE REGISTRATION ..............33720............791-3132
VETERINARIAN..............................S-500............787-7375
VIDEO TELECONF CTR..................29801............791-6176
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM ..............33512............791-3880
W
WAREHOUSE, MINI-STORAGE ....29300............791-2390
WEATHER (RECORDING)..............29801............791-4558
WOODWORTH
CONSOLIDATED LIBRARY ....33500............791-7323
WORK ORDERS
ENGINEER ..............................14500............791-5520
TELEPHONE ..........................33513............791-2006
X
X-RAY CLINIC, EAMC........................300............787-5386
Y
YOUTH ACTIVITIES ......................45400............791-5104
YOUTH CHALLENGE ACADEMY....40006............791-5950
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Regency
Village
Large Enough
to Serve You
Intimate community just minutes
away from shopping, schools,
churches and Fort Gordon.
Regency Village 2 bedroom
and 2 bath garden apartments
are conveniently located near
everything.
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to Know You
(706) 863-8182
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2810 1/2 Thomas Lane
Augusta, GA 30906
From $475
(706) 790-9161
Petersburg
Place
Wylds
Woods
The comforts of a house at the
cost of an apartment, Petersburg Place is located in beautiful Columbia County. Enjoy our
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Many of our energy efficient 2
bedroom townhomes and Garden apartments have fireplaces.
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all of the amenities of home.
Wylds Wood’s bedroom garden apartments are a fresh new
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From $545
(706) 860-0734
3632 Old Petersburg Rd.
Martinez, GA 30907
1508-C Wylds Court
Augusta, GA 30909
From $500
(706) 738-2779
Charlestowne
South
Watervale
Townhomes
with the choice of Garden
Apartments or Townhomes,
Charlestowne south is a great
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a swimming pool, and modern
amenities at an affordable
price.
Ideally located in West Augusta
near Washington Road and I20, Watervale Townhomes
offers spacious 2 bedroom 11/2 bath homes with amenities.
From $410
2119 Lumpkin Rd., Apt K-4
(706) 798-6898
Augusta, GA 30906
Stevens Creek Rd.
Augusta, GA 30907
Quail
Hollow
Hunter’s
Run
Whether you’re looking for a
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the extras, Hunter’s Run has 1
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suit your needs. Many apartments have fireplaces and
washer/dryer
connections.
Corporate Apartments Available.
From $450
(706) 737-8866
Fax # 706-737-8867
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(706) 860-0734
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near everything.
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