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3. CURRENTLY, SOLDIERS AND FAMILY MEMBERS CAN BE PROVIDED UP TO 12 FREE, FACE-TO-FACE, SHORT TERM COUNSELING SESSIONS.

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6. THE ARMY MUST GIVE OUR SOLDIERS AND FAMILY MEMBERS EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME AWARE OF THE MULTITUDE OF RESOURCESWHICH ARE AVAILABLE TO THEM. PROMOTING THE MILITARY ONESOURCE CRISIS INTERVENTION NUMBER AND THE DCOE OUTREACH CENTER HELP LINE ARE TWOWAYS THAT LEADERS CAN REINFORCE THE ARMY?S COMMITMENT TO BUILDING RESILIENCE, POSITIVE LIFE COPING SKILLS, ANDWELL BEING FOR OUR SOLDIERS AND FAMILY MEMBERS.

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On June 7, come out to EdwinWarner State Park to enjoy a hike under the full moon. Bring plenty of water as well as a flashlight to enjoy majestic Beech, Oak, and Cedar trees along the trail. Cost for this Family friendly activity is $10 and participants willmeet at Outdoor Recreation at 5:30 p.m.

June 13 bringsmore heart pounding fun with amountain biking trip to Rotary Park in Clarksville, Tennessee. Cost is $10 and participants willmeet at Outdoor Recreation at 9 a.m. to ride the sleek Cannondale Rush SL 6Z bikes. This trail is rated one of the "best kept secrets of Clarksville." This is amoderately difficult ride, so be sure to bring plenty of water. Participants must be at least 14 years of age.

Dog lovers unite to enjoy some exercise with your pooch on June 14. Cost is $5 and participants will meet at Outdoor Recreation at 11 a.m. for a great day of exploring the trails surrounding the Outdoor Recreation Center. Dogs must remain on a leash and under control for safety reasons.

Rev up your engines for a splashing good time at Kentucky Lake on June 15 at 10 a.m. Spend this DONSA with a friend on a 2-seater 2007/2008 YamahaWaveRunner VX100 Deluxe jet ski! Transportation, rental fee, fuel, oil, and deposit are included in the $105 fee. Be sure to bring swimsuit, sunscreen, sunglasses, towel, lunch, and drinks for a day of fun in the sun. Participants must be at least 18 and have a valid driver's license to participate.

Anglers wanted for the Fort Campbell Fishing Clubmonthly Stump Jumpersmeeting on June 16! Membership is FREE and all ages are welcome to attend. The Stump Jumpersmeet atWoholi Pavilion at 6 p.m. and there is no pre-registration required.

Children and Family Members of the Exceptional Family Member Program(EFMP) are invited to enjoy amovie under the stars on June 19 at 6 p.m. Light refreshments will be provided for this FREE event at the Discovery Center, located at Building 6621-E on 11th Airborne Division Road, across from the MWR Riding Stables. Pre-registration for this event is required by June 16. For more information or to register, please call (270) 798-2727.

Join Outdoor Recreation as they celebrate Midsummer Night's Eve at Nashville Shores on June 19. The Summer Solstice is celebrated with a series of bonfires, as well as a raging party, on Percy Priest Lake. Popular local band, Burning Vegas, will entertain partygoers as they enjoy food, drink, and free paddlewheel cruises on the lake. Those wishing to participate in this excursion willmeet at Outdoor Recreation at 6 p.m. and must be at least 21 years old. Cost is $10.

A wet and wild adventure awaits, June 20 - 21, on North Carolina's Cheoah River. Prior rafting experience is required for these Class IV and V+ rapids. Rafters must be at least 18 years and older to participate. Cost for this trip is $200, which includes platform tent lodging, transportation, rafting, and a Saturday night bonfire. Rafters will leave Outdoor Recreation by 6:15 a.m. on Saturday, June 20. Be sure to bring extramoney formeals and mementos.

Go spelunking on June 27 with Outdoor Recreation at the Hidden River Cave. Cavers willmeet at Outdoor Recreation at 7 a.m. For $60, you will get the use of helmets and lights for a journey into the earth that explores the twists and turns of a mysterious underground labyrinth. You will get dirty, so dress appropriately in long pants, work gloves, and soft knee pads for crawling on your belly and getting up close and personal with cave animals such as blind cavefish, crayfish and bats! High-top over the ankle boots with thick soles are required and participants must be at least 12 years of age.

Finally, on June 28 for a relaxing hike through natural woodlands and forest ravines, to view cascading waterfalls, springs, and unique wildflowers at Short Springs State Natural Area. Meet at Outdoor Recreation at 7 a.m. for thismoderate 2.9 mile hike. Bring your lunch and plenty of water. Cost is $15 and participantsmust be at least 12 years of age.

Dress appropriately for each event and be prepared for weather conditions. Outdoor Recreation reserves the right to postpone, alter, or cancel any trip.

Those participants that cancel their reservation at least 48 hours in advance will be given a full refund. Cancellationsmade within 48 hours of the event will be refunded atmanagement's discretion. Pre-registration is required for all adventure trips. Registration is available at Outdoor Recreation 7 days a week from 7:30 a.m. - 4: 30 p.m. For additional information on Outdoor Recreation Adventure Programs, please contact MWR Outdoor Recreation at (270) 798-2175 or view the May calendar on our website at www.fortcampbellmwr.com For additional information on Outdoor Recreation's June events, please contact Outdoor Recreation at (270) 798-4620.

Show times are Saturday, June 6 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, June 7 at 2 p.m. The show is FREE and seats will be first come-first served. Come and enjoy these great performances, brought to you by Intervene, Act, and Motivate (I. A.M.) STRONG to prevent sexual harassment and sexual assault, and AT&T.

This cast and technical crew, consisting of vocalists, dancers and performers of great caliber, train for months, sometimes for up to 16 hours a day to meet the high standards set for the 7month tour. They come from all backgrounds and take great pride in being able to entertain fellow troops.

The Soldier Show was originally created by the great Irving Berlin duringWorldWar I and was called "Yip Yip Yaphank." This production was revived by Berlin again duringWorldWar II on Broadway under the title "This is the Army." In 1943 the show was adapted into amovie starring Gene Kelly, Joe Lewis, and Ronald Reagan!

The current day show features "amateur artists who have a passion for music, dance, and performing." These current day cast members feature the best that the Army has to offer. They are selected from thousands of Soldiers throughout the world who submit extensive application packets for review. They must also pass physical training, drug testing, and auditions.

For additional information on the 2009 Soldier Show, please contact the MWR Public Relations Office at (270)798-7535.