Notice of estates
This notice serves as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of Sgt. Ian Gelig, as well as to persons to whom the deceased is indebted or those indebted to the deceased. Contact Chief Warrant Officer 2 Martin Lamourt, summary court martial officer, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 508th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, with all inquiries at 797-2892.

This notice serve as an advisory for all those in possession of the property of 1st Sgt. Anthony D. Brock, as well as to persons to whom the deceased is indebted to or those indebted to the deceased. Contact 2nd Lt. Roman A. Rodriguez, summary court martial officer, Group Service Support Co., Group Support Bn., 7th Special Forces Group, with all inquiries at (931) 249-8555.

Attention joggers
Progress Energy is replacing the high voltage poles and transmission lines that begin at the substation on Longstreet Road, and continue through the woods and jogging trails to Canopy Lane. This work will be performed daily from the 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. until Wednesday. Work signs and cones will be in place on the trails to advise runners and motorists of the ongoing work and safety precautions. For more information, call Larry Phillips at 907-1756.

Civilian courses
Upcoming civilian human resources courses offered by the Fort Bragg Civilian Personnel Advisory Center are:
L/MER Tools for Supervisors, Tuesday and Wednesday
FECA 101,
Tuesday
TAPES, April 6
RESUMIX, April 9
HR for supervisors, April 19 to 22

For more information or to register for a class, contact CPAC HRD specialists at 396-6815/8621.

Job fairs
Veterans, active duty, Reserve and Guard personnel, along with military spouses, are invited to attend a free employment, entrepreneurship and educational opportunity event. Servicemembers who are transitioning out of the military are also invited to attend.

RecruitMilitary will host the event scheduled for April 8, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The expo will be held at the Carter-Finley Stadium, Vaughn Towers in Raleigh.

CivilianJobs.com is hosting a career expo for transitioning military, servicemembers, veterans, National Guard/Reserve and their Family members are invited to the expo April 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Fort Bragg Officers’ Club.

Unlike other job fairs, CivilianJobs.com events offer candidates and employers a profile pre-matching process that ensures a company’s representatives will meet the attendees whose backgrounds offer the best fit for their positions. Those positions include local, regional, national and overseas opportunities in administration, aviation, healthcare, law enforcement, logistics, maintenance, management, driving, engineering, plus much more.

Although each employer has different hiring practices, some employers will directly hire from the floor. Candidates who attend are encouraged to pre-register on the CivilianJobs.com Web site and upload their resume no later than one week prior to the event so they can participate in the matching process. Their job skills and geographic preferences are matched against the needs of the attending employers and those employers receive the job seekers resume in advance of the job fair for review and to schedule interview times. When the job seeker signs in at the event, he or she will receive a list of employer matches to ensure they visit the booths of those employers who are the best fit for their skills.

To pre-register for this event, candidates should visit www.civilianjobs.com or call (678) 819-4170 for assistance.

Special Forces recruiting
The U.S. Army Special Forces is seeking professional enlisted and officer volunteers to join the ranks of America’s premier fighting force.

The Special Forces recruiting team conducts weekly briefings at Building D-3022, Ardennes Street. Briefings are held every Wednesday, from noon to 2 p.m.

If you would like to learn more about Special Forces, contact the Special Forces recruiting team at 432-1818/2177, or visit www.bragg.army.mil/sorb.

Training conference
The General Services Administration will hold its 16th annual GSA Training Conference and Expo in Orlando, Fla., May 4 to 6, in the Orange County Convention Center, West Concourse. Admission is free for federal, state, and local government employees. The conference is the largest government-sponsored training and exposition event of its kind and features more than 600 commercial partners who have GSA contracts. Commercial partners will not only display their products and services, but will discuss technical issues with attendees as well.

All courses offer continuous learning points, which can be credited towards mandatory training completion for procurement officials. Conference details are accessible from the Web site at www.expo.gsa.gov. If you would like additional information, please contact Shia Jessie at (404) 331-1875, or email marcheria.jessie@gsa.gov.

E-library
Looking for Fort Bragg documents or forms?

For a current listing of Fort Bragg directives, policies, regulations and blank forms, we invite you to visit the Fort Bragg E-library at https://airborne.bragg.army.mil/elibrary.

Access is limit to military common access card holders using CAC-capable computers.
For more information, contact the Document and Forms Office at 432-0382. 
For more information or to register for a class, contact CPAC HRD specialists at 396-6815/8621.

Reunions
The Second (Indianhead) Division Association is searching for anyone who ever served in the 2nd
Infantry Division at any time. For information about the association and our annual reunion in Danvers, Mass., Aug. 18 to 22, visit our Web site at www.2ida.org or contact Mike Davino at (808) 744-5062.

The 509th Parachute Infantry Association announced that its 2010 reunion will be held in Sacramento, Calif., Sept. 8 to 11. Housman and Associates (june@housmanandassociates.com) of Leander, Texas (Phone: (512) 259-5554; Fax: (512) 259-5571) will provide the reunion planning and reservations.

Accommodations — Housman and Associates has arranged for the Delta King Hotel (http://www.deltaking.com/) in Old Sacramento (http://oldsacramento.com/) to be the command post for the reunion. 

Activities — This will follow our standard business practices of previous years. A complete agenda will be provided at a later date. Anticipated is a high-performance jump consisting of active-duty troopers from the 1st and 3rd Battalions of the 509th, depending on aircraft availability, the U.S. Army, and weather permitting.

The 509th Parachute Battalion is recognized as the first American combat paratroopers to conduct a parachute invasion, Nov. 8 1942 into Oran, North Africa.

For more information, contact Gregory G. Velasco, president, (916) 600-7202; E-mail: gregory.velasco@sbcglobal.net; Web site: www.509thgeronimo.org; Mailing Address: 3769 Pullman Dr., Sacramento, Calif. 95827-3740.

For reunion registration information, contact june@housmanandassociates.com
Donations supporting the 509th PIA —
Please make checks payable to:
509th PIA
Send to:
509th Parachute Infantry Association
Barry Simpson, Treasurer
P.O. Box 860
Huntsville, AL 35804