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1. FRSA FLASH
FRIDAY, 27 JULY 2012 .
Special Points of Interest
THOUGHTS 2
RESILIENCY 3
CHILD SAFETY 6
THEATER 8
COMING ATTRAC- 11
TIONS
MRT CLASS 12
EFMP FLYERS 13
LTC Ortiz
TF MTN Eagle Cdr
CSM Escalera
TF MTN Eagle CSM
Michele Galloway
TF MTN Eagle FRSA
Office 315-774-1206
Cell 315-836-6496
FROM 277th FRSA: Summer is HERE! Stay Cool
and Calm. Enjoy! The FRSA Flash is a bi-
weekly posting . Please note the EFMP flyer
activities throughout this flash.
WE ALL NEED RESILIENCE!!!
Contents of this newsletter are compiled from multiple Military Family news sources. Material pre-
sented does not represent the views or endorsement of the 10th CAB or the Army. This material is for
personal use of the readers. All readers are encouraged to do further research for all applicable re-
strictions and guidelines.
2. PAGE 2 FRSA FLASH
THOUGHTS TO CONSIDER !!!
Values are the guiding principles that help us achieve our life purposes. They are the foun-
dation of our character and our confidence. Values are reflected in the way we behave and in
how we see the world. These values will cause us to press toward our goals and visions. De-
fining our values helps to keep us on course so that we reach our destiny. What we do re-
flects what we believe.
William Lloyd Garrison lived in America during the nineteenth century. Slavery was an ac-
cepted way of life at that time. Garrison held to a different set of values. He felt slavery was a
hideous crime against God and people. Throngs of people mocked him for his beliefs. Garri-
son did not allow the opinions of people to hinder him in his opposition to slavery. He
preached his message until slavery was brought to a place of death in his country.
What are your values? Have you defined the values that you are willing to live for. Are you
willing to stand against all opposition and fight for those values? Be bold in your convic-
tions. After all, you must be able to live with yourself!
4. FRSA FLASH PAGE 4
RESILIENCY THOUGHTS FOR ALL!
Challenge is a fact of life. Making adjustments in each life stage, coping with
unexpected setbacks, or handling the daily stresses of life can turn a crisis into
an opportunity for growth. —Ben Silliman, University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension
Resiliency is the family’s ability to cultivate strengths to positively meet the
challenges of life. —National Network for Family Resiliency, 1993
Resiliency is what happens when one regains functioning after adversity.
— Norman Garmezy, 1993
Check out all the FACEBOOK
pages. We have a page for the 10th
Combat Aviation Brigade as well as
each of our Task Forces within our
Brigade.
5. FRSA FLASH PAGE 5
FORT DRUM RIDES THE RIVER
The Fort Drum Community can enjoy the end of summer with Fort Drum Rides the River on Au-
gust 30 in Clayton, NY. This will be the second year that Family and MWR has partnered with
Lockheed Martin to host a fun-filled day on the St. Lawrence River. Tickets are on sale July 30 -
August 29 at the Family and MWR window on the second floor of Clark Hall and at Parks and
Recreation for $5 per adult ticket and $3 for children between the ages of 6-12. Children 5
years of age and younger can enjoy the day for free with no ticket necessary. Each ticket in-
cludes admission to the world-famous Antique Boat Museum where visitors can take a self-
guided tour of the museum, grounds, and explore the 106-foot Rand McNally houseboat "La
Duchesse". Children's activities will be available featuring crafts, family photos, and more.
Ticket holders can take a narrated boat ride on the St. Lawrence River by Clayton Area Tours
and learn about the grandeur of the Thousand Islands. A barbecue picnic lunch at the museum
river shed is also included and visitors are invited to hitch a ride on the Family and MWR trolley
to explore the village of Clayton and its many shops, galleries, museums and restaurants. Bus
shuttle transportation to Fort Drum Rides The River will leave Magrath Sports Complex on Au-
gust 30 at 9 and 10 am, noon, and 1 pm and return shuttles will leave Clayton at 1, 2, 3, and 4
pm. Family and MWR is not responsible for the transportation of expenses incurred by individu-
als who fail to ride the last bus back to Fort Drum leaving Clayton at 4 pm. This event is open to
all Soldiers, Family Members, Civilians, and their guests. Call 772-5370 for additional informa-
tion.
JULY 2012 Preview Is
Now Available Online
http://www.drummwr.com/
ClassesandEvents_files/
JULY2012Pre-
view_FMWR_Preview.pdf
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What’s Playing at the Movies?
Post Theater
Bldg 10725, North Riva Ridge
Admission is $4.50 for adults; $2.25 for children 6-11; FREE for children 5
and younger.
For more movie information, call 772-5571
THU JULY 26 – Closed
FRI JULY 27 - 1900 That’s My Boy (R)
SAT JULY 28 - 1400 Madagascar 3 (PG)
1900 Rock of Ages (PG-13)
SUN JULY 29 - 1400 Rock of Ages (PG-13)
11. FRSA FLASH PAGE 11
AUGUST 2012 COMING ATTRACTIONS AND ITEMS OF INTEREST
August 1- AFTB Level I “LEARN” Army – Army Community Service
August 3 - Hearts Apart Group Meeting – Army Community Service
August 3 – 4 – Antique Boat Museum Boat Show – Clayton, NY
August 4 – Youth Block Party – Youth Center
August 6 – DRUM Newcomer’s Orientation – Army Community Service
August 7 – Home Buying Class – Army Community Service
August 7 – DRUM Soldier and Family Welcome Tour – Army Community Service
August 7 – From Victim to Survivor Education Group – Army Community Service
August 11 – UFC Compliments of BOSS – Winner’s Circle
August – 15 – Army 10-Miler Qualifier – Sports Office
August 17 – 19 – Antique Boat Museum Race Regatta – Clayton, NY
August 17 – BOSS Jack T. Sweet Facility Grand Opening – BOSS
August 24 – 25 – Fort Drum BOSS Conference - BOSS
August 30 – Fort Drum Rides the River – Clayton, NY
September 6 – Super Sign-Up at The Commons – Army Community Services
Remington Park is now open for family recreation. Remington Park is Fort Drum's premier
recreational facility offering a variety of activities for individuals and units alike. The park
features 5 large pavilions, several medium pavilions and picnic tables for smaller groups,
volleyball, horseshoes, playgrounds, fishing docks ( catch and release only ) , a beach area, a
fitness trail. Two lodge facilities are available for rent ( day use for special events ) through the
Fort Drum Commons. Horseback riding is back at Remington Park. Rides are available on a
first come first served basis on Tuesdays and Thursdays through September 6. Horses are
available for up to three riders. Fee is $30 per person with cash only accepted for payment.
Riders must be at least 8 years of age and under 220 pounds in weight. The guided one hour
trail ride begins at Lloyd ’ s Landing. The beach offers swimming, snack bar, paddleboat, and
kayak rentals. Reservations for the lodge facilities may be made through the Fort Drum
Commons. Reservations may be made for the large or medium pavilions through the Parks
and Recreation office. Remington Park is open 7 days a week Monday - Saturday 9 am- 9 pm,
Sunday 10 am - 8 pm. The beach is open 11am - 7 pm daily. Call 772-4765 for more
information regarding activities at Remington Park.
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Master Resilience Training -
Module 5
20 August, 9:30am – 12:30pm
Building Strong Relationships
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Topics Covered
Assertive Communication: Develop skills to communicate
clearly and with respect, especially during conflict or challenge.
Active Constructive Response: Discover how to respond to
others with authentic, active and constructive interest to build
lasting bonds
Praise: Learn to create “winning streaks” by using praise to
name strategies, processes or behaviors that led to a good
outcome.
To learn more or to register for the class contact a
ACS Master Resilience Trainer
315-772-2848/0509
