Help support USAG Stuttgart FY10 force protection exercise!

The Garrison is looking for VOLUNTEERS to assist with the Stallion Shake 10 <br />exercise this Saturday 18 Sep 10 on Kelley Barracks. <br /> <br />10 volunteers are needed to cook a BBQ lunch from 1100-1400 hours. All <br />supplies and food is



By US AFRICOM Public Affairs U.S. AFRICOM Public Affairs STUTTGART, Germany Sep 14, 2010
The Garrison is looking for VOLUNTEERS to assist with the Stallion Shake 10
exercise this Saturday 18 Sep 10 on Kelley Barracks.

10 volunteers are needed to cook a BBQ lunch from 1100-1400 hours. All
supplies and food is provided.

20 volunteers are also needed to act as "casualties" and will have "roles"
in the exercise. Of these, 10 role players should be prepared to go through
DECON (Decontamination). They need to bring shorts and t-shirts along with
a change of clothes. All role players will meet at 0800 at the Kelley Club
parking lot. The exercise is scheduled to be completed at approximately
1400 hours.

Additionally the role players need to meet at 0900 to 1100 on Friday the
17th at the Kelley Fitness Center to go over their "roles".

Lunch will be provided after the event for all participants and volunteers
in the exercise.

POC for volunteers registration for this event is

CHRISTOPHER DAVIS
Plans and Operations Technician
USAG, Stuttgart DPTMS
DSN: 431-2028
CIV: 07031-15-2028
christopher.davis22@eur.army.mil
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