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Casemate File Photo by Patricia Radcliffe
Pictured from left to right: Paulina Russell and Lori Dean review information concerning an Army Family Action Plan issue on Jan. 20. The two-day AFAP conference took place in the Army Community Services building on Stilwell Road.
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Delegate show community spirit during annual Monroe conference
By Heather McCane FORT MONROE DEPUTY PAO
American industrialist Henry Ford said: “Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” By this measure, said Army Family Action Plan Coordinator Janine Johnson, the 2010 Fort Monroe AFAP Conference on Jan. 20-22 was a triumph.
Both of our work groups did a wonderful job. They really took it to heart,” Johnson said. We gave them a mission and they accomplished that mission; going above and beyond the call of duty. A lot of good stuff went on here in (those) two days.”
A total of eight issues were presented to Garrison Commander, Col. Anthony D. Reyes, TRADOC G-1/4 Deputy Chief of Staff, Ellen Helmerson, and others during a Jan. 22 conference out-brief at the Soldier and Family Support Center. Of the topics tackled by the two work groups, the following five floated to the top as this year’s most significant:
• Recommending the elimination of Social Security Numbers on all Department of Defense forms and orders:
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