AFTB contributes to readiness, performance, retention and recruitment, all vital to the Army's mission.  The AFTB program trains Active Duty Families to become a combat multiplier and enhance overall readiness of the force.  An informed, empowered Family allows the Service Member to concentrate efforts and focus in on the mission of defending our nation.  The Service Member is able to feel confident and secure that his or her Family is better prepared for the challenges of mobilization.  After AFTB training, Families can do more to help themselves, the command can focus on its mission while assuring Family members that the military support will be there.  Command support of the program is vital to its success. Volunteer opportunities are available!

AFTB Level Overview
•Military Knowledge (K) Level:  A two day workshop that allows participants to learn about Army life and how to maneuver through daily challenges by discovering how to decipher Army acronyms, utilize community resources, acquire personal resiliency concepts and understand the goal and impact of the Army mission.

K Level Table of Contents
K2 Military Terms & Acronyms

•Personal Growth & Resiliency (G) Level:  A three day workshop that will improve attendee’s personal skills and relationships through courses in leadership, management, and communication.

G Level Table of Contents

•Leadership Development (L) Level: A three day workshop for individuals who are or will be responsible for coaching, mentoring, and advising others.  This training develops advanced leadership skills and enhances participant’s organizational skills.

L Level Table of Contents

•AFTB Instructor training Course:  Take your AFTB experience to the next level by attending a three day “train the trainer” class.  This training will help you become a confident and effective speaker within a classroom setting, as well as, introduce you to the platform skills necessary to becoming an AFTB Instructor.

NOTE:  Training of specific modules is available.

You may take training at your convenience:  
Online Learning Management System

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If you have the time, we have the tools!

The Auto Skill Center has a full range of tools and equipment for the self-help mechanic to get almost all jobs done, from a simple radiator flush to an engine tear-down. The center also contains a wood working shop and is located down the street behind the Exchange Shopette.

Let the good times roll!

At Coyote Lanes, we're all about having a good time! Enjoy your favorite music videos and popular sporting events on our giant screens at the end of the alleys. The Coyote is also home to our movie theatre that features free movies every night. Our eclectic, slightly retro, décor provides a perfect setting for fun and food the whole family

When it comes to food, the Coyote has something for just about everyone. Choose from a variety of burgers, pizzas, sub sandwiches, and a selection of Mexican favorites.

A complete menu and lunch special listing is available on Facebook.

The School Liaison Officer (SLO) works for the Child and Youth Services Division to help address educational issues involving military children and youth in the local school community.  

By partnering with the local and military communities, the SLO acts as a communication link between the Garrison and surrounding school districts.