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Notice of estates
This notice serves as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of Capt. David J. Thompson, as well as to persons to whom the deceased is indebted or those indebted to the deceased. Contact Chief Warrant Officer William Guthrie, summary court martial officer, Company A, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, with all inquires at 432-3831.

This notice serves as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of Sgt. 1st Class David Hartman, as well as to persons to whom the deceased is indebted or those indebted to the deceased. Contact Capt. Assad Raza, summary court martial officer, Co. C, 96th Civil Affairs Bn., with all inquiries at 907-3070 or (813) 765-1600.

This notice serves as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of Staff Sgt. Andrew Lobosco, as well as to persons to whom the deceased is indebted or those indebted to the deceased. Contact Lisa Lobosco, executor, with all inquiries at (651) 674-7120.

This notice serves as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of Pfc. Autumn Shannon, as well as to persons with whom the deceased is indebted to or those indebted to the deceased.  Contact 1st Lt. Anne L. Fields, summary court martial officer, Co. B, 188th Brigade Support Bn., 18th Fires Brigade, with all inquiries at (812) 327-4218. 

This notice serves as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of Sgt. Marcos Gorra, as well as to persons to whom the deceased is indebted to or those indebted to the deceased. Contact Capt. Adam C. Keller, summary court martial officer, 1-17 Cavalry, with all inquiries at 907-2047.

Road work
The Corps of Engineers has closed Scott Street. It will reopen to traffic June 21, 2011 at midnight.

Traffic will not be able to make a right turn from Knox Street onto Scott Street. Traffic will be diverted onto Macomb Street where a right turn can be made to the Blood Donor Center, as well as to Buildings 8-2809 and 8-2807. Access to the Blood Donor Center cannot be from Knox Street onto Scott Street due to the road closure. Installation of sidewalks will allow pedestrians and the disabled access from Macomb Street.

Civilian courses
Upcoming civilian human resources courses offered by the Fort Bragg Civilian Personnel Advisory Center are:
Interviewing Techniques, Tuesday
Labor Relations, Down and Dirty, March 11
RESUMIX, March 12
L/MER Tools for Supervisors, March 23 to 24
FECA 101, March 30
RESUMIX, April 9
HR for supervisors, April 19 to 22
For more information or to register for a class, contact CPAC HRD specialists at 396-6815/8621.

Life Cycle Logistics Tools Workshop

Attend the 2010 Life Cycle Logistics Tools Workshop, a working group for professional logisticians, Monday to Thursday.

The Council of Logistics Engineering Professionals is sponsoring the 2010 Life Cycle Logistics Tools Workshop, with educational support provided by the United States Army Materiel Command Logistics Support Activity.

The workshop will be held in Huntsville, Ala. at the North Hall of the Von Braun Convention Center.

Several keynote speakers will provide attendees with additional information on how logistic tools are currently being used or how they are planned to be used throughout the Department of Defense and industry.

Details about registration can be found at www.logisticsengineers.org.

Recruiter the Recruiter Team

The United States Army Recruiting Command’s Recruit the Recruiter Team will be at Fort Bragg Monday to Friday.

The Recruit the Recruiter Team will brief all sergeants through sergeants first class regarding the benefits, challenges and qualifications of recruiting duty.

The Recruit the Recruiter Team schedule is as follows: Soldier Development Center, Building 2-1728, Room 302, Armistead Street

Monday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Tuesday, 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday, 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Thursday, March 11, 10 a.m.

March 12, 10 a.m., 82nd Airborne Division Museum, Ardennes Street

Attendance by all noncommissioned officers is highly encouraged. Spouses may also attend. This briefing in no way obligates Soldiers for recruiting duty. A personal interview following the briefing will determine qualifications. The RTR Team will entertain all questions upon completion of each briefing.

Questions can be emailed to Sgt. 1st Class Marion Phinazee at Marion.Phinazee@usarec.army.mil. Information can also be found at www.usarec.army.mil/hq/recruiter.

Free furniture
The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office Fort Bragg will be offering used barracks furniture for donation on March 20, from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The furniture is being made available to all Department of Defense personnel, active and reserves components, civilian DoD employees and military retirees. The furniture being offered is used and in marginal condition; it includes wooden beds, chairs, desks, end tables, coffee tables, entertainment centers and other miscellaneous items.

This furniture is available on a donation basis in lieu of accounting and disbursing because of a limited market value, the condition of the furniture and the cost of handling.

The DRMO is located in Building J-1334 on Knox Street. There is limited parking. There will be limited government assistance to load; it will be best to plan for loading your own. No pre-inspection, first come first serve.

For additional information, call Tracy Kane at 396-4400 or e-mail at tracy.kane@dla.mil.

Training conference
The General Services Administration will hold its 16th annual GSA Training Conference and Expo in Orlando, Fla., May 4, to 6, in the Orange County Convention Center, West Concourse.

Admission is free for federal, state, and local government employees. The conference is the largest government sponsored training and exposition event of its kind and features more than 600 commercial partners who have GSA contracts. Commercial partners will not only display their products and services, but will discuss technical issues with attendees as well. Additionally, more than 200 hours of free training courses will be offered to attendees on GSA Schedules; GSA Advantage!® (our on-line ordering system); e-Buy; use of the government purchase and travel cards and mandatory sources (UNICOR and NIB/NISH). All courses offer continuous learning points, which can be credited towards mandatory training completion for procurement officials. Conference details are accessible from the Web site at www.expo.gsa.gov. If you would like additional information, please contact Shia Jessie at (404) 331-1875, or email marcheria.jessie@gsa.gov.