CaptainMench
Carbonite Member
An honest to God email I got at work. I left off the list of people he sent it to, but it was almost the entire base! I've asked around at HQ and they all think this was really the way he talks...
I still think it was a joke... Cause I'm thinking the last line gives it away... hmmm
CaptM
Subject: Representation
Importance: High
A message of importance in representation:
If you’ve taken advantage of customer services and extended times at AAFES, commissary, credit union, and even the post office, it came about as a response. Child care, dorms/housing, road/traffic, and security are some the major concerns that are on going and critically important in are daily lives we stay attuned to, and when voiced, adherence is assessed. Whether congressional/DOD legislative change /or funding, TAFB destination city/highway signs, or cable company rates/service if it affects our community, and brought attention too, there is involvement through our Wing leaders and those responsible delegated organizations in the Base Advisory/Consumer Affairs Council (BAC/CAC) forum.
The point is: “Attention to” and “information of’ is brought through BAC/CAC “representation”. The focus is communication putting precedence on feedback. Communicating allows us awareness to stay abreast and a mental resolve when a solution falls short because of a budget, the manning, or its priority. The BAC/CAC meeting’s uniqueness is when call to order, there is camaraderie to challenge concerns, or to share the information.
All units and tenants themselves should be obligated to there workforce to have BAC/CAC representation, not its official precedence being the factor.*** ***
As guest chair Colonel Keith D. Frede 60th MXG/CC stated that the Base Advisory/Consumer Affairs Council meetings are a sounding board to the Travis workforce and its community where maximum representation is a must. Col. Frede felt privilege to chair felt commanders should make an opportunity to attend. Again we thank Col. Frede for his support. **
The next BASE ADVISORY/CONSUMER AFFAIRS Council meeting will be held 1400hr Thursday, 10 March 2005 in Bldg 51, Wing Conference room. Meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend. See attachments for meeting minutes /or appiontment letter with the BAC/CAC concept.
“Communication is a solution in itself”.
POC MR xxxxx 4-xxxx
I still think it was a joke... Cause I'm thinking the last line gives it away... hmmm
CaptM
Subject: Representation
Importance: High
A message of importance in representation:
If you’ve taken advantage of customer services and extended times at AAFES, commissary, credit union, and even the post office, it came about as a response. Child care, dorms/housing, road/traffic, and security are some the major concerns that are on going and critically important in are daily lives we stay attuned to, and when voiced, adherence is assessed. Whether congressional/DOD legislative change /or funding, TAFB destination city/highway signs, or cable company rates/service if it affects our community, and brought attention too, there is involvement through our Wing leaders and those responsible delegated organizations in the Base Advisory/Consumer Affairs Council (BAC/CAC) forum.
The point is: “Attention to” and “information of’ is brought through BAC/CAC “representation”. The focus is communication putting precedence on feedback. Communicating allows us awareness to stay abreast and a mental resolve when a solution falls short because of a budget, the manning, or its priority. The BAC/CAC meeting’s uniqueness is when call to order, there is camaraderie to challenge concerns, or to share the information.
All units and tenants themselves should be obligated to there workforce to have BAC/CAC representation, not its official precedence being the factor.*** ***
As guest chair Colonel Keith D. Frede 60th MXG/CC stated that the Base Advisory/Consumer Affairs Council meetings are a sounding board to the Travis workforce and its community where maximum representation is a must. Col. Frede felt privilege to chair felt commanders should make an opportunity to attend. Again we thank Col. Frede for his support. **
The next BASE ADVISORY/CONSUMER AFFAIRS Council meeting will be held 1400hr Thursday, 10 March 2005 in Bldg 51, Wing Conference room. Meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend. See attachments for meeting minutes /or appiontment letter with the BAC/CAC concept.
“Communication is a solution in itself”.
POC MR xxxxx 4-xxxx
