FORT STEWART &

1. FORT STEWART & HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD Garrison Overview COL KEVIN GREGORY Garrison Commander CSM LOUIS FELICIONI Garrison Command Sergeant Major MR. MICHAEL BIERING Deputy Garrison Commander

2. ACOE AWARD WINNING INSTALLATION A Southern Living Station of Choice Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield won the 2004, 2005, 2006 , 2009, and 2012 Army Community of Excellence Award and the Commander in Chief’s Installation Excellence Award. OurMISSION is to provide equitable, effective and efficient management of the installation in order to support mission readiness and execution, enable the well-being of Soldiers, Civilians and Family Members, improve infrastructure, and preserve the environment. OurVISIONis to be to be a Community of Excellence for Armed Forces to Train, Deploy, Live, and Raise a Family. ACOE

3. DEMOGRAPHICS • Family Housing Units • Privatized  – 3,630 • 3,630 Family Units (2,932@ FS, • 698 @ HAAF) • 334 Single Soldier Units (FS Only) • Land • 284, 924 Acres • 261,876 Acres, Training Complex • 59 Direct Fire Ranges • 52 Indirect Fire Training • Areas • 132 Training Areas Hunter AAF Barracks Capacity (PP & WTU) 9,164 Soldier Capacity Buildings 20.8Million square feet 40 Miles 50 Minutes Roads(paved and unpaved) 922 Miles Supported Population Military (AC/RC) 24,669 Full-Time Civ/Cont 6,153 Total Mil/Civ Pop: 30,822 AC Dependents 36,778 Retirees 13,436 Retired Dependents 39,106 Total Dep/Ret Pop: 89,320* Total Population: 120,142 Paved Area(excluding roads) 89.2 Million square yards Ft Stewart Railroads 23 Miles Community Partners Include cities and towns in our surrounding counties of : Liberty, Chatham, Bryan, Long, Evans and Tattnall. Liberty and Bryan County School Districts Savannah-Chatham County Public School Districts Liberty, Chatham and Bryan County Commissions Hinesville Downtown Development Authority Savannah Economic Development Authority • Utilities • 959 Miles • Electric – 543 Miles • Gas – 60 Miles • Water/Sewer – 356 Miles *Within a 40 Mile Radius Source: Army Stationing and Installation Plan (ASIP)

4. MAP COLOR A Strategic National Asset STRATEGIC NATIONAL ASSET LOCATION

5. UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS • GREAT BUSINESS PRACTICES • 2012 Commander-In-Chief (CINC) Award for Installation Excellence • 2012 ACOE Award • 2012 Chief of staff AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN LEGAL ASSISTANCE • 2012 Presidential green government award • 2012 Secretary of the Army, Environmental Restoration – Installation Award • 2012 US Department of Health and Human Services, CDC – Water Fluoridation Quality Award (FS & HAAF) • 2011 ACOE - Sustained Excellence Award • 2011 Secretary of the Army Energy and Water Management Award, Water Conservation – Installation Award • 2011, 2007 Dept of the Army, Sustainable Range Program Award • 2011, 2005 Dept of the Army, Dir of Logistics, Packaging Award • 2011, 2008, 2006, 2004, 2003 Army Superior Unit Award (USAG FS/HAAF) • 2009, 2006, 2005 and 2004 CINC Award for Installation Excellence • 2009, 2006, 2005 and 2004 ACOE Awards • 2009, 2005 Secretary of the Army, Environmental Award • 2008, 2007 Dept of the Army, Deployment Excellence Award • 2008, 2005 Lodging of the Year Award—HAAF Lodging • COMPREHENSIVE INSTALLATION STRATEGIC PLAN • GREAT COMMUNITY RELATIONS • EXTERNAL PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL COLLEGES AND JOINT-USE WRIGHT ARMY AIRFIELD / MIDCOAST REGIONAL AIRPORT • ECONOMIC IMPACT = $4.9 BILLION • COMMUNITY HERITAGE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM • LANDINGS MILITARY RELIEF FUND • STARBASE ACADEMY • CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOLDIERS & FAMILY MEMBERS • ROUTINE MEETINGS OF REGIONAL INFORMATION SHARING FORUM • LIBERTY COUNTY TRANSIT SYSTEM • HINESVILLE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE SUPPORT • GEORGIA MILITARY ADVISORY COUNCIL SUPPORT • LARGEST ARMY INSTALLATION EAST OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER • 284,924 ACRES • FORSCOM’S LARGEST “WITHIN THE FENCE” TRAINING AREA • PROVIDES TRAINING AND READINESS SUPPORT TO JOINT WARFIGHTERS • MINIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATIONS • ABILITY TO TRAIN 24/7/365 • HOST GEORGIA GARRISON TRAINING CENTER • HOST LARGEST HELICOPTER RESCUE UNIT IN THE COAST GUARD • FIRE ALL 3ID WEAPONS PLUS JOINT BOMBING (TOWNSEND BOMBING RANGE) • 3,300 SQ MILES SPECIAL USE AIRSPACE • STRATEGIC LOCATION TO DEPLOY DoD FORCES • HAAF CAN ACCOMMODATE 56 OF LARGEST AIRCRAFT IN DoD INVENTORY AT ONE TIME • THREE RUNWAYS: 5,000, 5,020, AND 11,375 FEET • FOUR SEA PORTS AVAILABLE 4 10

6. WIDE ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOMERS 3rd Infantry Division 30th Military Police Det. (CID) Winn Army Community Hospital & Clinics DENTAC Special Forces Recruiting Team188th Inf. Brigade (USAR) 92nd Engineer Battalion 385th Military Police Battalion 95th Maintenance 38th Ordnance Det. (EOD NCO Academy US Army Material Command Ga Garrison Tng Center (GA NG) 82nd Civil Affairs Battalion 83rd Chemical Battalion 15th US Air Force Support Operations Squadron Defense Printing Office Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office Midcoast Regional Airport Army/Air Force Exchange Service Defense Commissary Agency American Red Cross 1/75 Ranger Regiment 3/160 SOAR 224th MI Battalion 902nd MI Det. AMCOM Reg. Aviation Sustainment Maintenance US Army Audit Agency 6th Brigade, 1st ROTC 117th Air control Squadron (GA ANG) 165th Airlift Command (GA ANG) 2d Beach & Terminal Ops Co (USMC) US Coast Guard Air Station Sav’h 6

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8. AGENDA 9 to 9 :15 a.m. Command Welcome, SFC Paul R. Smith Education Center Auditorium 9:15 to 10:10 a.m. Team Stewart Command Brief, SFC Paul R. Smith Education Center Auditorium10:20 to 11:40 a.m. 3rd Battalion, 7th Inf. Regiment Static displays 11:45 to 12:45 Lunch at Vanguard DFAC with Soldiers 1 to 2:15 p.m. Virtual Training Facility (VTF) 2:30 to 3 p.m. Tour of Warriors Walk 3 p.m. Departure 8