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ABOUT: Conducts Professional Military Education, Initial Entry Training, and Functional Training in order to develop adaptive Signal and Ordnance Warriors committed to the Profession of Arms, who embrace the Warrior Ethos, and live the Army values; capable of effectively supporting and defending the cyber domain.

ABOUT: Transforms Soldiers into technically and tactically proficient Signal Warriors who are physically and mentally prepared to make an immediate positive impact to the Operational Army at their first unit of assignment; who know and live by the Soldier’s Creed, the Army Values, and understand the importance of teamwork.

ABOUT: Implements Institutional Leader Training and Education, generating confident, competent Signal and Cyber Leaders and Technicians capable of operational adaptability across the Range of Military Operations.

ABOUT: Provides world class Advanced Individual Training to transform Soldiers into disciplined, physically fit, mentally prepared, technically, and tactically competent “Signal Warriors” who live the Army Values and stand ready to make a positive contribution to the Operational Army.

ABOUT: Transforms MOS-I/T Soldiers into tactically and technically competent 25U Signal Warriors who are dedicated to team work, live by the Soldier's Creed and the seven Army Values, and are prepared confident, disciplined, and trained to make an immediate impact at their next unit of assignment.

ABOUT: Responsible for all permanent party Soldiers, Noncommissioned Officers (NCO), Warrant Officers, and Officers assigned to the 442nd Signal Battalion. This includes personnel working in the Battalion Headquarters and cadre assigned throughout the Battalion staff, Companies, and Cyber Leader College.

ABOUT: Trains and graduates self disciplined, physically fit, technically and tactically competent world class Signal Warriors who live the Army Values and stand ready to make a positive contribution to the Operational Army

ABOUT: Red Cross volunteers and staff work to deliver vital services – from providing relief and support to those in crisis, to helping you be prepared to respond in emergencies.

ABOUT: The Army Community Service (ACS) provides numerous programs and resources for Service Members (all branches, including active duty, guard and reserve), their families, retirees and DoD civilians.

ABOUT: Education Services and programs are available at the Education Center and Multi-Use Learning Facility. Active-duty military, reserve component military, retirees, Department of the Army civilians and their adult family members may receive counseling, information about financial aid and local programs, and enrollment in selected programs. For more resources check out our Services listings and Helpful Links below.

NOTICE: Residential Communities Initiative office: Room 147.

ABOUT: Our mission is to provide housing and related services in support of the Army’s mission and readiness and to assist military service members, both unaccompanied and those with families, with finding suitable, affordable and safe housing wherever they live around the world.

NOTICE: The AMPO is closed for training every Wednesday noon - 4 p.m.

ABOUT: Providing world class finance and accounting service for the military, the Army Military Pay Office at Fort Gordon provides military pay operations to Army Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard Service Members. Our goal is to pay Soldiers what they are entitled to timely and with accuracy. We are a fully integrated financial service provider here to support and serve the brave men and women who serve our country and protect our way of life.

ABOUT: Provides education & early intervention to help commanders, civilian supervisors, and the FG community reduce lifestyle risk factors to increase healthy outcomes.

ABOUT: Provides Mission Command, training and leader development for all assigned Cadre and IET Students in order to transform Soldiers into Signal Warriors (MOS: 25P, 25L, 25C) who are committed to the Profession of Arms and prepared to defend the cyber domain.

ABOUT: Facilitates, supports, and conducts world class professional leader development training and cyber education across all training domains IOT produce signal leaders with the competence, confidence and agility to enable mission command and cyber operations at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels throughout the spectrum of conflict.

ABOUT: Develops a cohesive Soldiers Resilency Program to better prepare Soldiers for the operational force while providing administrative, logistical, and moral support necessary to graduate.

ABOUT: Responsible for the complete and overall functioning of the Directorate. Develops, implements and monitors processes for work flow, maintenance and repair programs, personnel, budget, resource management, and logistics. Additionally, the Housing Referral Services Office is a branch within the division.

ABOUT: Trains and graduates self disciplined, physically fit, technically competent 25Q Signal Soldiers ready to make an immediate impact for the Operational Army.

ABOUT: Responsible for students assigned to the Telecommunications Systems Engineering Course (FA24), Information Systems Management Course (FA53), the Warrant Office Basic Course (WOBC) and the Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC).

ABOUT: Fosters the developement of self-disciplined, physically fit, resilient, technically and tactically proficient Signal Warriors who are commited to the Profession of Arms andposture for success at thier first unit of assignment.

NOTICE: Room 155. For emergencies after duty hours, call the Fort Gordon Installation Operation Center (IOC) at 706-791-9747, DSN prefix 780.

ABOUT: As a Casualty Assistance Center (CAC), we coordinate Army casualty and mortuary operations and Military Funeral Honors for the state of South Carolina Simply stated, our mission is to assist Army Families in an emotionally stressful time.

NOTICE: For urgent issues after duty hours, call the Fort Gordon Installation Operations Center (IOC) at (706) 791-9747.

ABOUT: Our garrison has an active and diverse Ministry Team under the oversight of the Senior Chaplain of the Installation.

ABOUT: Provides accurate and timely advisory services in the administration of civilian personnel services in a regionalized environment. This office is responsible for developing, promoting, and monitoring civilian personnel policies to meet the needs of management, supervisors, and the workforce and represents the installation by putting information at their fingertips.

NOTICE: Gordon Field Office – 24/7 Duty Agent 443-628-8947, Southeast Region 1-800-CALL-SPY (225-5779)

ABOUT: Army Counterintelligence (CI) conducts counterintelligence investigations, operations, collection and analysis to detect, exploit and neutralize Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIE), International Terrorism, and Insider Threats to U.S. Army Forces, Technologies, Information and Infrastructure.

NOTICE: After hours: 1-706-949-4829

ABOUT: Conducts Initial Military Training in order to develop Signal (25U) Warriors committed to the Profession of Arms, who embrace the Warrior Ethos, and live the Army values; capable of effectively supporting and defending the Cyber Domain.

ABOUT: Trains and graduates self disciplined, physically fit, technically and tactically competent world class Signal Warriors who live the Army Values and stand ready to make a positive contribution to the Operational Army.

NOTICE: Photos are taken by appointment only. No Walk-Ins. Parking & Entrance on 40th Street On Brainard Avenue, turn onto 41st Street across from the big playground next to the dog park. Look for signs directing you to Photo Studio.

ABOUT: Provides the full spectrum of Human Capital Program Management and Human Resource (HR) services to Soldiers, Families, Retirees and Civilians to enable readiness for a self-reliant and globally-responsive all volunteer Army. The divisions include: Military Personnel Division (MPD), Army Continuing Education Services (ACES), Administrative Services (ASD), and the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP), Workforce Development Program, and Soldier for Life: Transition Assistance Program.

NOTICE: Room 300

NOTICE: To submit service orders, please call 706-791-5520.

ABOUT: Provides infrastructure, engineering resources, housing and facility management support and services incorporating sustainable development. It's DPW’s mission to ensure the long-term viability of the installation's ability to support the military commanders and joint base community, advancing environmental stewardship, community relations and quality of life.

ABOUT: Transform MOS-I Soldiers into tactically and technically competent (25U) Signal Warriors who are dedicated to teamwork, that live by the Soldier’s Creed and the seven Army Values. These Warriors will be prepared, confident, disciplined, and trained to make an immediate impact at their first unit of assignment.

ABOUT: Trains and graduates self disciplined, physically fit, technically and tactically competent world class Signal Warriors who live the Army Values and stand ready to make a positive contribution to the Operational Army.

ABOUT: Manages construction projects for the DPW within the garrison. The division provides technical advice and assistance to the Director, the Garrison Manager and garrison staff concerning construction, repair, and/or maintenance projects within the garrison footprint. Provides overall project management and design services for all construction, repair or maintenance projects beyond the scope of the Base Operations Maintenance Contractor.

ABOUT: Plans, directs, implements, and oversees the garrison environmental program. Provides for the preparation and review of environmental assessment and impact studies. Ensures Garrison compliance with all Federal, State and local environmental laws, all DOD, DA and IMCOM policies and directives and other environmental standards.

ABOUT: Provides equal treatment and employment opportunity, thereby enhancing unit cohesiveness, military readiness, and mission accomplishment. This includes detecting and eliminating barriers that lead to unlawful discrimination and/or sexual harassment. Commanders and supervisors should ensure all types of harassment are corrected as soon as possible once they are made aware.

ABOUT: Safeguards the health, safety and welfare of the community through code enforcement, loss prevention and effective fire prevention and public education programs.

ABOUT: The Dining Facilities primary customers are military service members. DA Civilians and DA Contractors are permitted to eat in the dining facilities at this time.

ABOUT: Fort Gordon Command Group

NOTICE: Service Order Desk: 706-791-5520

NOTICE: For urgent issues after duty hours, call the Fort Gordon Installation Operations Center (IOC) at (706) 791-9747 and ask for the Public Affairs Officer on call.

ABOUT: The Public Affairs Office supports Fort Gordon by communicating on behalf of the installation and its leadership - providing clear, accurate, timely information to internal & external audiences. We employ a variety of communication strategies- including internal news and information products, media engagement, and public outreach

NOTICE: Room 161. Closed for training the third Wednesday of each month from 7:30 - 8:30 a.m.

NOTICE: Room 300 (Personnel available 24-7 at the number above)

ABOUT: Conducts command and control activities during natural and manmade crisis events to ensure the continuity of Fort Gordon's ability to perform its assigned mission, minimize injury and suffering, and to prevent loss of life and damage to property.

NOTICE: Room 312. For urgent issues after duty hours, call the Fort Gordon Installation Operations Center (IOC) at (706) 791-9747.

ABOUT: The Fort Gordon Garrison Safety Office as the Installation Safety Office is the primary support agency for all safety matters on Fort Gordon and Gillem Enclave.

NOTICE: If you have an emergency, please call 911.

ABOUT: The Installation Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) and Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) Office provides awareness and prevention, training and education, victim advocacy, response, reporting and follow up for sexual harassment / assault issues.

NOTICE: Room 364

ABOUT: Serves as a team of highly professional evaluators who are catalysts for risk assessment and management controls, providing innovative internal audit/review services to leadership that are objective, relevant and timely. They strive to provide the best value while fostering an environment of continuous improvement.

NOTICE: If you have an emergency, please call 911. For non-emergencies, call the Military Police Desk at 706-791-4537/4380.

ABOUT: Provides law and order, fire and emergency services and protection operations. Its main mission is to provide a safe and secure environment for the service members, civilians and families that work, live or visit our installation.

NOTICE: For urgent issues after duty hours, call the Fort Gordon Installation Operations Center (IOC) at (706) 791-9747.

ABOUT: Provides our customers with sustainable full spectrum logistics in the areas of Transportation, Maintenance, and Supply and Services.

ABOUT: Directs the Garrison Master Planning Functions. Performs planning and programming of the installation/facility development and stationing plans, facility utilization, property releases, acquisition, conversion, diversion, relocation, and disposal. Coordinates planned developments with other agencies, staff proponents, master planning boards, higher headquarters, and state authorities.

ABOUT: Provides organizational, direct, and general support maintenance for installation and unit equipment, MWO and warranty programs, and RESET support. Additionally, the MMD provides logistical and technical support for Logistics Information Systems (LIS).

NOTICE: MEO Hotline 706-294-4571

ABOUT: Responsible for providing installation level personnel services to Soldiers, retired military, government civilians, government contractors and their families. Furthermore, provide sustainment services to maintain mission readiness of Military Personnel, Family members and Commanders of the greater Fort Gordon Community.

NOTICE: Legal Assistance: (706) 791-7812 / 7813 Claims: (706) 791-6523 Administrative Law: (706) 791-2979 Trial Defense Services (TDS): (706) 791-3217 Main OSJA: (706) 791-3148

ABOUT: Provides a full range of legal and non-legal support with excellence and distinction. A total Soldier-civilian team effort that is an integral part of the community; responds quickly to the legal and non-legal needs of commanders, staffs, Soldiers, retirees and civilians.

NOTICE: To submit serivce orders, please call 706-791-5520.

ABOUT: Plans, coordinates, and accomplishes maintenance, repair and improvements to buildings, structures, roads, railroads, hardstands, improved/unimproved grounds and drainage systems. Responsible for the programming and repair of all community utilities systems. Manages Utility/Energy Monitoring and Control Systems and the energy program. Provides custodial services, solid waste collection and disposal and pest control services.

NOTICE: All passport/visa applications and passport photos are done by APPOINTMENT ONLY, call 706-791-4349 / DSN 780-4349. Walk-ins will be rescheduled for a later time.

NOTICE: Room 362

ABOUT: Provides holistic management analysis to the Fort Eisenhower installation. PAIO focuses on innovative enterprise-level solutions for strategic planning, continuous process improvements, and performance management to provide leaders with decision support, optimization of resources, and realization of efficiencies.

ABOUT: Provides logistical and technical support for quality assurance, command supply discipline program, awards program, hazardous materials management plan, mortuary affairs, contract administration budget, and management controls.

NOTICE: Room 300

ABOUT: Directs and coordinates all Installation level Operations to include Ceremonies, OPORDS and Events. The division is responsible for defining, planning, managing, drafting, updating and publishing operations/functional plans and orders, and related documents dealing with Army and Joint requirements, in support of FG events.

NOTICE: Room 300

ABOUT: Serves as the lead proponent for the Installation Protection Program that serves as the Senior Commander's and Garrison Manager's venue to address current and emerging protection requirements and issues.

ABOUT: The Provost Marshal (PM) is installation commander's advisor for MP law and order operations. As the chief law enforcement officer on the installation the PM provides the installation commander with professional and technical advice concerning law and order objectives, policies, and directives.

NOTICE: Room 300

ABOUT: Schedules, manages and controls the use of Fort Gordon ranges and training areas in accordance with U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon Regulation 420-5.

NOTICE: Room 129

ABOUT: Offers individual off-post counseling and referral assistance; up-to-date listings of homes for rent or sale; review, clarify or explain lease contracts; mediate disputes between tenants and landlords; inspect off-post rental housing for adequacy and non-discriminatory rental practices; provide handout material, including area maps, rental/sales booklets, brochures, etc.

NOTICE: Drop-Off Centers: 24/7

NOTICE: Room 237

ABOUT: Provides counsel to service members and their families concerning retirement rights, benefits and privileges.

NOTICE: Room 300

ABOUT: Provides policy guidance and oversight for the Personnel Security (PERSEC) that is a system of policies and procedures that seek to mitigate the risk of workers (insiders) exploiting their legitimate access to an organization's assets for unauthorized purposes.

ABOUT: Manages all classes of supply (except medical), installation property, central issue facility, hazardous materials, food services, ammunition supply and laundry support.

NOTICE: Contact the IOC/ EOC for after hours emergencies: 706-791-9747

ABOUT: Provides quality, relevant and sustainable training support services, resources, and capabilities that enable commanders to achieve training objectives.

ABOUT: Provides pre-separation counseling, transition and employment assistance services to Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve Soldiers and Airmen, Department of Army Civilians who are considering or preparing to depart the military and all work age family members of each of the above groups.

ABOUT: Provides transportation services for personal property movement and storage, official travel, General Services Administration non-tactical vehicle fleet, the transportation motor pool, licensing operations, Freight and Mobilization operations to include shipment of hazardous materials.

ABOUT: The U.S. Army Trial Defense Service (USATDS) provides legal support to Soldiers and Officers who are facing courts-martial, non-judicial punishment, administrative separation/elimination, and certain other adverse administrative actions.

NOTICE: U-Do-It Training Class First Wednesday of each month, 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.

ABOUT: Service members and Department of the Army civilians have a ready resource to help complete minor repair and maintenance. To save time, money and government labor, a system is in place to provide supplies to service member and DA civilians free of charge to the requesting units.

NOTICE: For urgent issues after duty hours, call the Fort Gordon Installation Operations Center (IOC) at (706) 791-9747.

NOTICE: We are closed the last working day of each month for inventory. We also close for Military Working Dog Emergencies. Appointments are operated 4-5 days per week.

ABOUT: Professionally staffed by Army Veterinary Corps personnel with the primary mission of providing complete veterinary care for all government-owned animals.

NOTICE: Closed on Federal Holidays.

NOTICE: For urgent issues after duty hours, call the Fort Eisenhower Installation Operations Center (IOC) at (706) 791-9747, and ask for the Public Affairs Officer on call.