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Table of Contents. FORT MEADE CORE. . . . Mission / Vision / Values. History . Leadership . Family Morale Welfare
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3. Mission / Vision / ValuesThe Nation’s Preeminent Center for Information and Intelligence MISSION
Enable critical national security mission by providing our customers with the required facilities and infrastructure, a safe and secure community, and a quality of life that fosters balance.
VISION
Excellence in Installation support through Innovation and Partnership.
Highly trained and motivated staff, certified to Army standards and focused on customer service.
Innovative programs and services developed in collaboration with our customers to help them achieve their goals.
The finest of infrastructure, well maintained, and rarely, if ever, out of service.
An installation renowned for high quality in all areas exceeding customer expectations.
Dynamic partnerships, cooperation and teamwork with individuals, community groups, units, and organizations inside and outside its gates.
VALUES
Partnership – Integrity – Teamwork – Professionalism – Honesty - Customer Service - Transparency
3 PAIO Bernadette Baldeo, ext 7-1962, bernadette.f.baldeo.civ@mail.mil
Note: PAIO is responsible for planning review and revision—collaborative effort from directorates—which is submitted to the IC for approval.PAIO Bernadette Baldeo, ext 7-1962, bernadette.f.baldeo.civ@mail.mil
Note: PAIO is responsible for planning review and revision—collaborative effort from directorates—which is submitted to the IC for approval.
4. Fort George G. Meade History Fort Meade became an active Army installation in 1917. The installation was named in honor of General George G. Meade, Civil War Hero at Gettysburg, Pa.
World War IDuring World War I, more than 400,000 Soldiers passed through Camp Meade, a training site for three infantry divisions, three training battalions and one depot brigade.
World War IIFort Meade became a training center during World War II, its ranges and other facilities were used by more than 200 units and approximately 3,500,000 men between 1942 and 1946.
The Modern Era
Fort Meade and NSA combined equals the largest employers in the State of Maryland—it has the has the 3rd largest workforce of Army installations in the continental United States .
4 Bert Rice, 7-2847, bert.l.rice.civ@mail.mil
Robert Johnson, Director of Museum, 7-6966, robert.s.johnson212.civ@mail.mil
Bert Rice, 7-2847, bert.l.rice.civ@mail.mil
Robert Johnson, Director of Museum, 7-6966, robert.s.johnson212.civ@mail.mil
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5 Pam Miskel, Admin for IC, 7-4844, pamela.r.miskel.civ@mail.mil
Pam Miskel, Admin for IC, 7-4844, pamela.r.miskel.civ@mail.mil
6. 6 IMCOM & MDW WebsitesIMCOM & MDW Websites
7. 7 Pam Miskel, Admin for IC, 7-4844, pamela.r.miskel.civ@mail.mil
Pam Miskel, Admin for IC, 7-4844, pamela.r.miskel.civ@mail.mil
8. 8 Map = Salvatore Licausi, DPW, 7-3953, salvatore.a.licausi.civ@mail.mil
Tenant Units = Milton McLean, PAIO, 7-5480, milton.mclean.civ@mail.mil
Land Acreage/Buildings = Rodney Washington, DPW, 7-5074, roderick.e.washington2.civ@mail.mil
Also see Commander’s Brief which can be obtained from the IC officeMap = Salvatore Licausi, DPW, 7-3953, salvatore.a.licausi.civ@mail.mil
Tenant Units = Milton McLean, PAIO, 7-5480, milton.mclean.civ@mail.mil
Land Acreage/Buildings = Rodney Washington, DPW, 7-5074, roderick.e.washington2.civ@mail.mil
Also see Commander’s Brief which can be obtained from the IC office
9. Ft Meade units:
3rd Training Support Battalion (CS/CSS)
48th Combat Support Hospital
55th Combat Camera Company
70th Intelligence Wing
308th Military Intelligence Battalion
311th Signal Command (Theater)
704th Military Intelligence Brigade
902nd Military Intelligence Group
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District
Army Public Affairs Center
Asymmetric Warfare Group
Army Audit Agency
Central Clearance Facility
Criminal Investigation Division
Defense Information School
Defense Information Systems Agency
Defense Courier Service
Environment Protection Agency Environmental Science Center
First Army Division East
Forensic Toxicology Drug Testing Laboratory
Headquarters Command Battalion
Headquarters Company, Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion
Joint Regional Medical Plans & Operations Branch, North East
Library of Congress Book Storage Facility
Military Entrance Processing Station, Baltimore
National Cryptologic Museum
National Security Agency and Central Security Service
Navy Information Operations Command, Maryland
Network Enterprise Center (NEC)
Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) Academy Detachment
U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, North
U.S. Army Claims Service
U.S. Army Field Band
U.S. Army Recruiting Command
U.S. Army Reserve Center
U.S. Army Signal School Detachment Student Company
U.S. Army Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment Support Center (TMDE)
Ft Meade units:
3rd Training Support Battalion (CS/CSS)
48th Combat Support Hospital
55th Combat Camera Company
70th Intelligence Wing
308th Military Intelligence Battalion
311th Signal Command (Theater)
704th Military Intelligence Brigade
902nd Military Intelligence Group
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District
Army Public Affairs Center
Asymmetric Warfare Group
Army Audit Agency
Central Clearance Facility
Criminal Investigation Division
Defense Information School
Defense Information Systems Agency
Defense Courier Service
Environment Protection Agency Environmental Science Center
First Army Division East
Forensic Toxicology Drug Testing Laboratory
Headquarters Command Battalion
Headquarters Company, Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion
Joint Regional Medical Plans & Operations Branch, North East
Library of Congress Book Storage Facility
Military Entrance Processing Station, Baltimore
National Cryptologic Museum
National Security Agency and Central Security Service
Navy Information Operations Command, Maryland
Network Enterprise Center (NEC)
Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) Academy Detachment
U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, North
U.S. Army Claims Service
U.S. Army Field Band
U.S. Army Recruiting Command
U.S. Army Reserve Center
U.S. Army Signal School Detachment Student Company
U.S. Army Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment Support Center (TMDE)
10. 10 Pamphlet -- Mission Maryland: Measuring Econ. Impact of MD’s Military InstallationsPamphlet -- Mission Maryland: Measuring Econ. Impact of MD’s Military Installations
11. 11 Facilities = Debbie Faux, RCI, 7-4710, debra.e.faux.civ@mail.mil
Utilities = Andre Johnson, DPW, 7-9558, andre.l.johnson2.civ@mail.mil
TJ Singh, DPW, 7-9141, tejbir.singh1.civ@mail.mil Facilities = Debbie Faux, RCI, 7-4710, debra.e.faux.civ@mail.mil
Utilities = Andre Johnson, DPW, 7-9558, andre.l.johnson2.civ@mail.mil
TJ Singh, DPW, 7-9141, tejbir.singh1.civ@mail.mil
12. Fort Meade is home to:
95 DoD and non-DoD tenant organizations
Servicemembers from all the military branches.
12 Milton McLean PAIO, 7-5480, milton.mclean.civ@mail.mil-----per breakdown of personnel & # of tenant units
Milton McLean PAIO, 7-5480, milton.mclean.civ@mail.mil-----per breakdown of personnel & # of tenant units
13. 13 Tzu Wei, MWR Webmaster, tzu.wei@us.army.mil Tzu Wei, MWR Webmaster, tzu.wei@us.army.mil
14. Picerne Military Housing
Fort Meade has created a long-term partnership with Picerne Military Housing to finance, design, construct, manage and maintain its family housing inventory.
Aimee Stafford with Housing, 7-4756, aimee.n.stafford.civ@mail.mil
Aimee Stafford with Housing, 7-4756, aimee.n.stafford.civ@mail.mil
15. Family, Morale, Welfare & Recreation FMWR is a comprehensive network of support and leisure services designed to enhance the lives of soldiers (Active, Reserve, and Guard), their families, civilian employees, military retirees and other eligible participants. Here on Fort Meade, Army FMWR supports all branches of military service.
15 Fort Meade Web site—under MWR
“what you get” & “opportunities” obtained from Cara Masterson (Marketing), DFMWR, 7-2988, cara.l.masterson@us.army.milFort Meade Web site—under MWR
“what you get” & “opportunities” obtained from Cara Masterson (Marketing), DFMWR, 7-2988, cara.l.masterson@us.army.mil
16. 16 Bert Rice, Transformation Office, 7-2847, bert.l.rice.civ@mail.milBert Rice, Transformation Office, 7-2847, bert.l.rice.civ@mail.mil
17. There are seven schools on Fort Meade: 1 High School, 2 Middle Schools and 3 Elementary Schools and one Early Education Center.
Between WWI and WWII the Army tank organization trained here with then LTC Patton and his second in command, MAJ Eisenhower.
In the 1988 BRAC, Fort Meade had to give up 8,100 acres of land that were eventually transferred to the Department of the Interior.
In the 1950s, the post became headquarters of the National Security Agency (NSA). The post was scheduled to close in the 1990s, but was kept open to support the NSA.
Fort Meade operates 5 Access Control Points with 9 Inbound traffic lanes.
In 2008 according to the Gannett Fleming Traffic Study there were an average of 34,000 vehicles per day coming onto the installation.
$4.6 million was spent in FY10/11 to upgrade the infrastructure at 4 access control points to prepare for Automated Installation Entry Technology for 2013 which will allow registered vehicles and drivers to enter the installation through automated systems. 17 Bert Rice, Transformation Office, 7-2847, bert.l.rice.civ@mail.mil
Robert Johnson, Director of Museum, 7-6966, robert.s.johnson212.civ@mail.mil
Joseph Shinskie, Chief of Physical Security Division – DES, 7-6618, joseph.r.shinskie.civ@mail.mil
Bert Rice, Transformation Office, 7-2847, bert.l.rice.civ@mail.mil
Robert Johnson, Director of Museum, 7-6966, robert.s.johnson212.civ@mail.mil
Joseph Shinskie, Chief of Physical Security Division – DES, 7-6618, joseph.r.shinskie.civ@mail.mil
18. During World War I, more than 400,000 Soldiers passed through Fort Meade, a training site for three infantry divisions, three training battalions and one depot brigade.
The “Hello Girls” were an important part of Fort Meade history. The women served as bilingual telephone-switchboard operators in the U.S. Army Signal Corps.
Fort Meade became a training center during World War II, its ranges and other facilities used by more than 200 units and approximately 3,500,000 men between 1942 and 1946.
In 1942, the Third Service Command opened the Special Services Unit Training Center where Soldiers were trained in all phases of the entertainment field. Entertainers, musicians, and others involved in the entertainment industry, including swing-band leader, Glenn Miller, served in Special Services. Fort Meade is now home to the U.S. Army Field Band, the Army’s premier traveling band.
18 Bert Rice – Transformation Office – 301-677-2847
Robert Johnson, Director of Museum, 7-6966, robert.s.johnson212.civ@mail.mil
Joseph Shinskie, Chief of Physical Security Division – DES, 7-6618, joseph.r.shinskie.civ@mail.mil
Bert Rice – Transformation Office – 301-677-2847
Robert Johnson, Director of Museum, 7-6966, robert.s.johnson212.civ@mail.mil
Joseph Shinskie, Chief of Physical Security Division – DES, 7-6618, joseph.r.shinskie.civ@mail.mil
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