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Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On…Not A Day Off
Jan 14, 2014
This year, the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service will be recognized on Jan. 20.
Gold Star Families Stand Up For Loved One's Sacrifice
Jan 13, 2014
Senior Rocket All-Stars Outscore Team Redstone
Jan 13, 2014
Fort provides new options for weight loss in the New Year
Jan 10, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - For many, the holiday season -- packed with festive parties, stockings filled to the brim with candies and elaborate meals with all the trimmings -- is to blame when the scale jumps a few pounds. But fear not, Fort Huachuca offers a variety of options to work off the unwanted weight.
Help IMCOM improve, tell us about your Army installation, services
Jan 10, 2014
Have you ever felt the need, as a customer, to have your voice heard - whether to recognize great service, point out a concern, or make a recommendation? Now is your chance to share your thoughts and help U.S. Army Installation Management Command provide world class customer service.
Odierno: International cooperation critical in today's complex world
Jan 10, 2014
The cooperation between the Army and foreign militaries is critical in tackling the complex problems facing the world today, explained Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Ray Odierno during a foreign military attaché reception at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., Jan. 9, 2014.
Determined Son Grows Into Infantry Soldier
Jan 10, 2014
Sitting on my desk these days is a picture of my son. Except, it's not any ordinary picture of a guy who is much loved by his mom. It's not a picture of my son in his high school football jersey or JROTC uniform. It's not a picture of my son horsing around at his grandma's place at the lake.
New sexual assault prevention chief briefs on academy report
Jan 10, 2014
While all three U.S. service academies are compliant with Defense Department sexual assault prevention and response policies, more needs to be done to change the culture that allows the crime to continue, the new chief of DOD's Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Office said Jan. 10, 2014, during a press conference at the Pentagon.
First baby of 2014 arrives on due date
Jan 9, 2014
Fort Carson's first baby of 2014 was born at 4:14 a.m. Jan. 1 at Evans Army Community Hospital.
Top-Notch Army Community Service
Jan 8, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Fifth time. Zero defects. Those are the golden words being repeated at Army Community Service these days as its staff, volunteers and all those it serves celebrate the organization's fifth successful accreditation by the Department of the Army.
Annual Conference Focuses On Family Issues
Jan 8, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Three community issues addressing health care providers, family safety during inclement weather and public school choice made it to the top of the priority list during Redstone Arsenal's annual Army Family Action Plan Conference on Dec. 10-11.
USAG Ansbach opens new School Age Center, Child Development Center at Katterbach
Jan 7, 2014
U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach celebrated the grand opening of the new Child Development Center and School Age Center complex at Katterbach Kaserne Dec. 16, 2013. The new center combines the two previously distinct developmental care centers into one facility.
New Year, Fresh Perspective
Jan 7, 2014
With the new year comes an opportunity for fresh perspective. It gives us a chance to reflect and start anew with a clean slate, with plenty of hope for a better year than the last. This opportunity also offers leaders at all levels a chance to reinvigorate their safety programs, especially as Soldiers are more likely to be refreshed and refocused after coming off extended leave.
High school bands prepare for performance of lifetime at All-American Bowl
Jan 2, 2014
The U.S. Army All-American Bowl welcomes superior musicians who have also combined that talent with achievement in marching skills, leadership, community service, grade-point average and overall character throughout their high school career.
Players honor Soldier sacrifice, nation by playing in All-American Bowl
Jan 2, 2014
Selection as a player for the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl is a prestigious honor for athletes. While only the strongest are chosen to wear the Army colors, the players have their own reasons to don the jersey representing the Army.
All-American Bowl teams meet for first time, ready themselves for game Saturday
Jan 2, 2014
East and West 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl Teams met each other on the field for the first time at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Jan. 1, 2014.
German family opens home to Soldiers for Christmas
Jan 2, 2014
Two 615th MP Co. Soldiers experience a traditional German Christmas in Kemnath
Wreaths Across America stories pull on heartstrings
Dec 31, 2013
Survivors regularly pay respects to fallen family members inside the stone walls of Arlington National Cemetery from January through November, but the numbers of military family members multiply on the advent of the holidays. Trips are made from near and far. Warm tears flow on cold December days, voices choke with emotion and knees quiver on a walk over the frozen sod to a child's or spouse's final resting place.
Tax season is just around the corner
Dec 30, 2013
Now is the time to start collecting W-2s, tax forms
IMCOM leaders stress holiday safety
Dec 27, 2013
Happy Holidays! We are reminded that the winter holiday season is here with the changes in the leaves and a chill in the air. I encourage you to take time to be with your Family, recharge your batteries, and celebrate the holidays responsibly.
Soldiers' Theatre cast and crew celebrate Italian, American rapport in Vicenza, Italy
Dec 24, 2013
When the cast and crew of USAG Vicenza's Soldiers' Theatre wrapped their last performance of its musical holiday revue, "Celebrate Christmas," they traveled a couple of miles down to the nearby town of Bertesinella for one more show. Building on a longstanding relationship of sharing and stagecraft, the 36 actor strong cast performed at the small town's Teatro Cà Balbi, tantalizing the Italian audience and sharing the best of the seasonal spirit.
Snow Foolin': Holiday event features white stuff
Dec 24, 2013
Seven-year-old Madahsyn Thomas, a first-grader at Wheeler Elementary School, is originally from Virginia, but she knows something about living at Schofield Barracks.
FMWR employee earns regional recognition
Dec 19, 2013
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- Taking care of single Soldiers can be a daunting tasking. Whether a single Soldier is new to the Army or just new to Fort Drum, the installation's Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program helps ensure they have a place to call "home."
FMWR presents fourth annual Night of Exrtraordinary Lights
Dec 19, 2013
Fort Huachuca, AZ. - The Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, or FMWR, made the holiday season brighter for Families Dec. 13 and Saturday as it held the fourth annual Night of Extraordinary Lights, or N.O.E.L, at Mountain View Golf Course. FMWR expected 3,000 people to attend. The free event was open to the entire community.
Families craft gingerbread houses, enter competition
Dec 19, 2013
Fort Huachuca, AZ. - The spicy smell of gingerbread filled the inside the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Arts & Crafts Center Saturday as Families came together for the fourth annual "Gingerbread House Day." They had the opportunity to sign up for a morning or afternoon three-hour session to build their sugary architectural creations.
Drill Sergeant wins 2013 Operation Rising Star Competition
Dec 18, 2013
Sgt. Christiana Ball from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., has been voted Army Entertainment's 2013 Rising Star.
Food and beverage program civilian employee has the drive for speed
Nov 21, 2013
In the food and beverage world of customer service, speed often translates to customer satisfaction. On the auto racetrack, speed is the ultimate measure of success. Preparation, desire and goal setting is a winning combination in both arenas. Listen to testimony from the man who knows.
'Biggest Show in Town:' Non-stop action at German-American boxing invitational
Nov 20, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - Some 1,700 fight fans were in the house Nov. 16 to catch 18 action-packed bouts at what was billed as "The Biggest Show in Town." The packed house of Germans and Americans at the Wiesbaden Fitness Center witnessed fighters from U.S. Army garrisons across Europe, the United States and local German boxing clubs facing off during the Wiesbaden Boxing Invitational.
Eagle projects help preserve nature, history
Nov 20, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - Identifying community service projects to earn Boy Scouting's highest honor, Eagle Scout, can be a challenge in Europe. But with patience and persistence, these projects can be rewarding. Two Scouts from Wiesbaden's Troop 107 recently completed ambitious projects that will leave a lasting impact.
One suicide is one too many
Nov 20, 2013
The Army wants to make sure all Soldiers know they have a responsibility to prevent suicide within their ranks.
Healing Arts program puts Soldiers at ease
Nov 19, 2013
Red Cross uses creativity to promote resiliency for Soldiers
Advent, Christmas season in Germany makes memories for lifetime
Nov 19, 2013
Christmas markets in the Franconian region make the season special; check here for highlights and schedules of local markets as well as other markets with special flair.
Bettering the community since 1983
Nov 19, 2013
AFAP gives community a chance to say what's working, what's not
Men in heels, women in boots walk to stop domestic violence
Nov 19, 2013
Men slipped into heels and women strapped into boots and walked the streets of Askren Manor Oct. 22 in a community event aimed at bringing to light the causes of family violence. Dubbed "Walk This Way," the event drew both Soldiers and civilians alike.
Baltimore Ravens bring NFL Play 60 to APG
Nov 19, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Take 150 exited youth, throw in a field of football-themed activities, add a sprinkling of professional National Football League players and you wind up with a fun-filled evening like the one that was had when the Baltimore Ravens brought the NFL Play 60 youth combine to Aberdeen Proving Ground Nov. 5.
1st BN, 38th FA Regt. sweeps Thunder Fitness Challenge
Nov 13, 2013
CAMP CASEY, South Korea -- More than 100 Soldiers came out to see if they were up to the Thunder Fitness Challenge.
Army Entertainment selects Operation Rising Star finalists
Nov 13, 2013
Army Entertainment has announced the 12 finalists slated to compete in Operation Rising Star this December.
Eighth Army commander honors veterans in Korea
Nov 12, 2013
The top U.S. Army operational commander in South Korea thanked veterans at a ceremony, Nov. 11, 2013, at Yongsan Garrison, South Korea.
Oregon, Georgetown hoops teams visit, play at Camp Humphreys
Nov 12, 2013
Approximately 2,000 military personnel and family members were on hand for the second installment of the ESPN Armed Forces Classic, featuring the men's basketball teams from the University of Oregon and Georgetown University, played in the Humphreys Community Fitness Center at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, Nov. 9, 2013.
'America's Parade' honors veterans
Nov 12, 2013
The people of New York City honored the men and women who served the nation as they lined 5th Avenue during "America's Parade" to celebrate Veterans Day.
The U.S. Army Band rocks to The Who
Nov 12, 2013
The originators of the rock opera were magnificently covered the weekend of Nov. 2 at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall's Brucker Hall.
CID Agent Saves Swimmers, Awarded Soldier's Medal
Nov 12, 2013
On November 4, 2013, in his last official act as the special-agent-in-charge of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command's Puerto Rico CID office, Special Agent James Spalding humbly received the Soldier's Medal, the Army's highest decoration for valor not involving combat, before his fellow Soldiers, civilians, family and friends.
CYSS youth flag football season begins with pro flair
Nov 8, 2013
Football fever is upon U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii.
Fort Carson gains ground in fiscal 2013 construction
Nov 7, 2013
Despite budget uncertainties and restrictions, Fort Carson completed a number of construction projects in fiscal 2013, including conversion to the old commissary building to house TA-50 and CIF gear, Townsend and Northside reservoirs rehabilitation and several unit headquarters and operations buildings.
Signal officer wins Rising Star contest
Nov 6, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - More than 150 spectators filled a small, dark, side room of the post entertainment center to watch the 2013 Wiesbaden Operation Rising Star competition Oct. 18. Five finalists, each with hopes of winning $500 and a spot in the U.S. Army Rising Star competition, sat anxiously in the front row, ready to perform for the waiting crowd and judges.
New IMCOM workforce development pilot program focuses on world class customer service
Nov 6, 2013
SAN ANTONIO (Oct. 31, 2013) -- Twenty-nine new employees of U.S. Army Installation Management Command headquarters participated in the inauguration of a program designed to welcome new staff to IMCOM, orient them to the organization and streamline mandatory training with emphasis on the importance of providing world class customer service.
70th BSB conducts SHARP training
Nov 5, 2013
The Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault representatives and Soldiers assigned to 70th Brigade Support Battalion, 210th Fires Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, put on a skit to promote the battalion's Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program Nov. 1 on Camp Casey, South Korea. The SHARP program's mission is to promote an Army culture and command climate that ensures adherence to the Army Values and ensures that every Army team member will be treated with dignity and respect at all times.
Safety first for the Bavarian winter
Nov 5, 2013
It's never too early to winterize your car for the cold
College grad finds niche in unexpected job in Afghanistan
Nov 5, 2013
When Jessica Flandro graduated college she had no job prospects. Eight months after graduating, she lands her first career job working for the education center, initially at Bagram Airfield. Now she's finishing up a stint as an education services specialist at the Kandahar Education Center at Kandahar Airfield.
Ready and Resilient Campaign -- Frequently Asked Questions
Nov 5, 2013
FAQ - Ready and Resilient Campaign
Relocated USO Opens in Yongsan
Nov 4, 2013
The new USO (United Services Organization) facility in Seoul opened its doors to the Yongsan Garrison community during a ribbon cutting ceremony, Sept. 12.
The Run of the Living Dead
Nov 4, 2013
CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea -- Some people like to run. Others will only run if something is chasing them. Soldiers from Company A, 602nd Aviation Support Battalion, 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, put together an event that would cater to both types of people and their children.
Stand-comedy tour to bring laughs to Bamberg Nov. 7
Nov 4, 2013
Comedian Adam Hunter and his friends will bring adult entertainment to USAG Bamberg's Stable Theater Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. The free comedy show is presented by Navy Entertainment and Armed Forces Entertainment and is currently touring military bases in Europe.
Meet the Patriots: Sgt. Jessica Scott
Nov 4, 2013
U.S. Army Cpl. Jessica Scott, of Orlando, Fla., gets promoted to sergeant at Forward Operating Base Gamberi, Nov. 3, 2013. Scott serves as the FOB's Morale, Welfare and Recreation non-commissioned officer in charge. She is assigned to 5th Battalion, 25th Field Artillery Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Task Force Patriot.
2013 Dugway Family and MWR Holiday Bazaar
Nov 4, 2013
2013 Dugway Family & MWR Holiday Bazaar
Children serve Wounded Warriors
Nov 1, 2013
One hundred school age children participated with a joint Boys & Girls Club of America and 4-H community service project Oct. 28.
Army wants more public-private partnerships
Oct 29, 2013
Now is the time for the Army to increase partnerships with the private sector in areas such as renewable energy products, family services to housing, and other installation infrastructure elements, Army leaders say.
Plebe sets new Indoor Obstacle Course record at West Point
Oct 29, 2013
The Indoor Obstacle Course Test has challenged cadets for more than 60 years at West Point. Out of the thousands that have come before her, no female cadet has ever completed it faster than Class of 2017 Cadet Madaline Kenyon.
Army Surgeon General delivers prescription for health
Oct 28, 2013
Attendees of the 2013 Association of the U.S. Army Annual Meeting and Exposition Military Family Forum II received special health care, and it came with no deductible or copay.
Humphreys AFAP seeks to improve services offered
Oct 28, 2013
CAMP HUMPHREYS -- All of the services, programs and quality of life initiatives here would not be what they are without community members like those who participated in the Army Family Action Plan Conference here, Oct. 9-10, in the Humphreys Community Fitness Center (Super Gym).
Wiesbaden's Combat Sports Program boosts readiness, resilience
Oct 28, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - They discourage bullying. They help service members find their feet and get their careers back on track. They contributed to the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden hosting and winning the U.S. Forces Europe Boxing Championships this year.
Community unites to support victims, increase awareness of domestic violence
Oct 28, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - Domestic violence is the leading cause of injuries to women, and about every nine seconds a women is touched by domestic violence.
Strongwoman squares off with a semi
Oct 28, 2013
A 5-foot, 2-inch woman has no chance pulling a 16,000-pound truck. Or does she?
Running for a Cause -- Old Guard Soldier runs Army Ten Miler in honor of cousins
Oct 28, 2013
Staff Sgt. Daniel Castanon ran the 2013 Army Ten-Miler in honor of his young cousins, who were diagnosed early in their lives with Type I diaabetes. With them in mind, he was able to beat his previous time by more than ten minutes.
Fort Leonard Wood Soldier sings at World Series
Oct 28, 2013
Sgt. Christine Permenter, member of the 399th Army Band, sings "God Bless America" during the 7th inning stretch at Game 4 of the 2013 World Series, Oct. 27, 2013.
Fort Sill 'Punkin Patch' beats expectations
Oct 24, 2013
Former Army captain receives Medal of Honor at White House
Oct 16, 2013
President Barack Obama honored former Army Capt. William D. Swenson with the Medal of Honor, Oct. 15, 2013, at the White House, citing his extraordinary heroism in the Battle of Ganjgal, in Kunar Province, Afghanistan, Sept. 8, 2009.
USAG Ansbach opens new CYS Services complex at Storck Barracks
Oct 16, 2013
U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach unveiled the Army's newest Child Development and School Age Center complex here Sept. 28 during the grand-opening ceremony for the Storck Child, Youth and School Services Complex.
Flag etiquette ensures proper flag disposal
Oct 16, 2013
In cooperation with the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, or VFW, and the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, or JROTC, Soldiers at USAG Bamberg conducted a flag disposal ceremony earlier this month.
Schweinfurt's Family Advocacy Program provides channel to report domestic violence
Oct 16, 2013
Domestic violence occurs within U.S. military communities around the globe, but Schweinfurt's domestic violence can be prevented.
COMMENTARY: Know where to host parties on and off post in Schweinfurt
Oct 16, 2013
Avoid the stress of prepping at home and host a party at a local venue. Staff writer Tina MacDonald offers some affordable options both on and off post.
Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness expands resilience training to Army leaders
Oct 16, 2013
The Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness program launched its Executive Resilience and Performance Course Armywide, Oct. 16, 2013.
Surviving 'Crazy Love'
Oct 15, 2013
Author Leslie Morgan Steiner brought her tale of surviving and overcoming domestic violence to Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Oct. 9 during a community-wide domestic violence awareness month training at Town Hall.
Medal of Honor Awarded to former Capt. William D. Swenson
Oct 15, 2013
Breastfeeding support available at Fort Sill
Oct 10, 2013
FORT SILL, Okla. -- New Fort Sill mothers or those who are pregnant and plan to nurse their babies can join two local breastfeeding support groups.
Sill civilians return to work Oct. 7
Oct 10, 2013
FORT SILL, Okla. -- Fort Sill is putting the pieces back together after Department of the Army civilians returned to work Oct. 7 here.
Schools, police offer tips to end bullying
Oct 10, 2013
Fort Carson schools and Directorate of Emergency Services officials offer tips on to prevent and stop bullying in schools and housing areas on post.
Program offers adrenaline rush
Oct 10, 2013
Fort Carson's Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, as part of the Department of Defense-funded Warrior Adventure Quest, provides high-adrenaline activities for Soldiers returning from deployment for an opportunity to vent some of the tension that comes from long deployments.
Army seeks to overcome depression stigma
Oct 10, 2013
October is National Depression Awareness Month, with the theme "The courage to seek help."
Columbus Day holiday message from IMCOM's commanding general
Oct 10, 2013
On Monday, America will celebrate Columbus Day: a holiday commemorating Christopher Columbus' landing in North America 521 years ago. He was an inspired leader and a visionary. His quest began a century of exploration to discover our great Nation. His spirit to seek adventure and hunt for the good stuff continues today, in our Soldiers, Army Civilians and Families who help the Installation Management Command enable a ready and resilient Army.
Parent involvement in school is vital for the child's success
Oct 10, 2013
Success. That's what every parent wants for his or her child -- success in athletics, academics and life in general.
CYSS' kids event draws crowd
Oct 10, 2013
In support of the Boys & Girls Club of America's mission to honor our nation's children, the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation's Child, Youth, and School Services held its annual "Day for Kids" event at the School Age Center, here, recently.
ACS provides added resources, advocacy this month
Oct 10, 2013
1.3 million. That's the number of women who become victims of physical assault by an intimate partner each year, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV).
Tips to 'Recognize, Report, Prevent' domestic violence
Oct 10, 2013
Stigmas are very prevalent in our society.
IMCOM's Family Advocacy Program takes on domestic violence in 2013
Oct 3, 2013
The Family Advocacy Program takes the lead to help prevent the occurrence of intimate partner violence.
Fit for fun, fit to fight
Oct 1, 2013
Task Force Lifeliners test their limits during the 101st Special Troops Battalion Iron Dawg competition, Sept. 28, 2013, at Bagram Air Field, Parwan province, Afghanistan.
Great food available at Fort McNair
Oct 1, 2013
The Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Morale, Welfare and Recreation office hosted a food tasting at the Fort Lesley J. McNair's Officer's Club, Sept. 25.
Last excavation for Fort McCoy archaeological survey completed
Oct 1, 2013
FORT McCOY, Wis. -- A ceremonial excavation on the western side of Fort McCoy signified that all of the training lands available for archaeological survey now have been examined for sites. Fort McCoy Environmental Division Chief Alan Balliett said the Sept. 4 excavation is expected to be the final shovel test unit on the installation. While there always is a chance for an archaeological site to be discovered inadvertently during future projects, it is expected that most of the archaeological sites on the installation have been identified, Balliett said.
Fort McCoy Day for Kids event thrives with new location, events
Oct 1, 2013
FORT McCOY, Wis. -- A new location and several new activities led to a big crowd at the annual Fort McCoy Day for Kids event. The Family friendly event was held Sept. 14 in the South Post Military Family Housing Area for the first time. The venue change attracted a crowd of 352 youth and adults.
Ready and Resilient: Joining together to help prevent suicide
Sep 30, 2013
Hundreds of Soldiers and civilians filled the Wiesbaden Fitness Center in Germany, Sept. 24, 2013, during Wiesbaden's Ready and Resilient training day.
SKIES Unlimited classes help expand young horizons
Sep 30, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - Local Department of Defense Dependents Schools provide a host of extracurricular clubs, programs and activities. But some students and parents want even more. That's where Child, Youth and School Services' SKIES (Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills) Unlimited Program enters the picture.
NAF Employees face important Marketplace Healthcare Exchange decisions
Sep 30, 2013
The benefits provider for nearly 20,000 nonappropriated fund employees around the world has prepared information to assist with decision making related to the Affordable Care Act. The U.S. Army Installation Management Command NAF Employee Benefits Office wants civilian employees at garrisons around the world to pay close attention as the marketplace healthcare exchanges become available in their states beginning Oct. 1, 2013.
IMCOM chaplain pays tribute to gold star mothers
Sep 26, 2013
SAN ANTONIO -- Gold star mothers and families are an inspiration that the world needs to see.
Dual-military, dual-Master Resilience Trainer couple exemplify resilience
Sep 25, 2013
Meet the Casons. They're the modern Army Resilient family. They are both sergeants first class stationed at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois; they are raising three daughters together; and they are both Army Master Resilience Trainers.
Fort Knox teen named Youth of the Year, earns $20,000 college scholarship, serves as youth advocate
Sep 24, 2013
ARLINGTON, Va., September 13, 2013 - Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) named RaShaan Allen the 2013-2014 Military Youth of the Year in a reception held at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial in Arlington, Va. A member of Devers Youth Center in Fort Knox, Ky., RaShaan will receive a $20,000 scholarship, and serve as BGCA's official youth advocate for military teens.
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Sep 19, 2013
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Sep 19, 2013
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Skip to comments.Mel Gibson caught using racist, sexist slurs on tape, reports say
Posted on 07/02/2010 8:02:02 AM PDT by pissant
In an audio tape apparently recorded by the mother of his infant daughter, Mel Gibson is heard using racist and misogynistic language, reportedly calling ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva an embarrassment and telling her, You look like a fking pig in heat, and if you get raped by a pack of ners, it will be your fault.
The tape's contents were first reported by RadarOnline, which also claimed to have heard it. According to the site, Grigorieva made the recordings "during a series of explosive arguments" between the couple, who split in April and who are currently in a financially tinged custody battle involving their 8-month-old daughter, Lucia. Records in the case are sealed -- at least, they're supposed to be.
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_take _a _pill.
Put a fork in him... he's done.
Watch how fast State Media tries to tie Mel to the TEA Party.
He was 'done' for me when he made that third, unwatchable Mad Max movie.
I'm starting to think that perhaps one should be able to counter sue someone who publicizes something they recorded that was said in private. This is getting crazy. Where do we draw the line?
Why is this insipid bullshit of interest to anyone?
Not sure. But thanks for taking enough interest to comment.
Braveheart and The Patriot were pretty good movies.
Who does he think he is? A senator from West Virginia?
Too soon?
I bet Mel didn't say anything any more racist than Obama's "minister" says every Sunday in his "church".
I am interested to know why you are interested.
Actually, I am far more concerned with him being so stupid as to have an affair with this woman (with a history of taking men) than I am about some rant said in public. A shame how this highly talented man has made a mess of his private life.
My interest is solely to piss people off who pretend they have no interest.
There is always Nick Nolte...
Maybe he's emulating Martin Luther King-his FBI tapes (ordered by Jack and Bobby Kennedy) are currently sealed for several more years for the same reason.....
MSM liberals are looking over every TEA Party leader with a fine toothed comb...
And, like you're saying TexasCajun, they'll try to tie anyone unpopular to the movement. Liberals : SS thugs of our time...
Now Obama, the boy child, can do and say whatever he wants as he destroys our country.
What happened to his face?
He also looks cross eyed.
Well, one thing for sure is that Mel Gibson is naive, clueless, drunk, or drugged out.
Doesn't he know how famous he is & that this woman might record him?
He should have stayed with his wife who put up with his rants & didn't record it.
Time hasn't been kind to poor Nick either, lol. Still, back in the day, he was a hunk!
Good Lord! Is that Glen Campbell? When was that taken?
I hope he didn't really say some of those things. Maybe it's really just another tape of Alec Baldwin talking to his daughter. ;^)
How did Nicks eyes get so close together? Photoshop? Or some hideous disease?
I do agree he's become (or maybe always was) an idiot. I suspect years of substance abuse. His wife probably held him together as long as she could. And he is very talented, combined with rugged good looks, a winning combo. But this business of recording private moments and then using them to ruin people is just crazy. We all say things, that if recorded would look very bad. It says as much about the recorder as about the recorded.
This is a big story.
We are watching the self-destruction of a Hollywood superstar Christian family man,who was married for 30 years, with 8 children.
The next story will be about rehab.
Agree 100%. Private moments should be private. Sort of reminds me of the old Soviet Russia where family members were told to spy on the others.
Do you have an opinion as to that which may have precipitated the transformation?
..but don't you think Mel is not the exception in Hollywoodland when it comes to graphic language, sick ideas and shenanigans.
I bet most of the directors, actors, producers....yes, even little Opie.... can curse worse than a sailor (all due respect to sailors)...
..and have gone through women (as objects) like kleenex!
You know, you're right. I hadn't thought of that, but that may be why it bothers me so. And people have no honor. It's all about what others can do for them, or what they can squeeze out of someone even if it means destroying that person.
The idyllic life is taken away, usually by a villainous army that destroys his family. Of course, in the movies, that idyllic life is pretty boring. Anyone watching the movies goes, "Yeah, yeah. Let the English guy kill his wife and he can get to kicking some @ss." It's obvious Braveheart was having a lot more fun beheading Englishmen and sacking villages than he would have had living in mud and herding pigs. The character NEEDED the atrocity to become self-fulfilled and provide a reason for the serious Englishman beheading that was to follow, but even if the atrocity hadn't occurred, he would have rather been out there with half his face painted blue, acting crazy.
I think these movies are a depiction of Gibson's inner mental state. Less than ten years ago, Gibson was noted as being a devout and strict Catholic. He commented on occasion about his early years in Hollywood and the depravity of his conduct, then. He flipped from being the wild playboy to being the super devout Catholic. Still, he wrestled with his inner demons, and finally, it looks like the demons have won out. Without a physical enemy to commit the atrocities and for him to vent his frustrations on, he mentally broke on his own, and the wife and then his girlfriend were the recipients of the rage, instead of Longshanks.
Yeah, I'm with you on this. Just replace Glenn with Mel's picture and I am THERE!
Of course like the other poster, I am just sad that he was fool enough to do the typical 'run off with the younger woman'.
That picture is SO photoshopped. LOL
Of course they didn't have to do much to it.
We do not draw the line anywhere--we treasure our 1st Amendment rights while we still have them.
"Sort of reminds me of the old Soviet Russia where family members were told to spy on the others."
Kind of an ironic statement considering this whore he left his wife for is Russian.
You know, as much money as this chick is set to get from having custody of their daughter, how hard would it be to get an audio together of him saying something like this? Just curious. I mean he has said so much stuff on film and hey, he may be a drunken racist (ok, he has issues with jews apparently and obviously drinks to excess) but I also have become skeptical lately when there is a ton of money involved.
Of course he could have avoided this altogether if he kept his vows to his wife...
You clicked on it too. We knew it wasn't about the budget.
That woman is supposed to be FORTY YEARS OLD? I see why he called her synthetic. Wow.
First ammendment right to invade privacy and broadcast what someone says in private to the world? Yeah.....right....
It is possible you are right, but it is also likely that those are typical themes for good movies. I am loathe to psychoanaylse someone I've never met.
YOu're right of course. He got himself into this pickle.
Invade privacy? If the person is repeating what is said to them, they have not "invaded privacy". Betrayed a trust, maybe--but you cannot lock up (or pillage the belongings of) anyone who betrays a trust.
As soon as you start distinguishing between "acceptable" speech and "not covered" speech, you have already tossed out the 1st amendment--the only question left is how strict a censor you are.
You can call Oksana Grigorieva a lot of things, but a pig isn't one of them.
Recording someone? I think you are mistaken about what free speech is.
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