Fort Lewis

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I Corps and Fort LewisI Corps and Fort Lewis

Americas Army at Fort LewisAmericas Army at Fort Lewis

Fort Lewis Overview

Combined Chambers of Commerce11 March 200911 March 2009


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Vision and PrioritiesVision and PrioritiesTeam Lewis

I Corps

Priorities

Train and sustain the Armys premier expeditionary

Corps, and as required deploy and successfully conduct

full spectrum operations as a joint multi-national

operational HQ

To provide the best facilities and services through innovative and

responsive support and evolving partnerships, to sustain our most

critical assets: those who selflessly devote themselves to

protecting freedom.

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Team LewisTeam Lewis

Major Units:

3-2 SBCT

4-2 SBCT

5-2 SBCT

42ND MP

62ND MD BDE

201ST BfSB555 ENG BDE

17th FIRES BDE

593rd

Sustainment

US Army

Garrison

Personnel:

~31K Military Personnel

~11K Civilian Employees~47K Family Members

Resident Units:

Western Region CDT

CMD

1st SF GRP

2 Battalion 75th

RangersMAMC

6th MP Group(CID)

191ST BDE

ACE Seattle District

66th Theater AVN

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Americas Corps

Transforming to new, modular formation

1st HQ deployment since 1950

Nearly 1,000 soldiers in HQ

19,000 Fort Lewis Soldiers deploying

2009

Power ProjectionPower Projection

4Premier Expeditionary Corps

Projection & Regeneration

9,500 vehicles deployed

Reset over 6,300 vehicles since 2001

15,000 total pieces of equip deployed thru

Tacoma, Olympia, and Grays Harbor

4-2 SBCT

5-2 SBCT

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17th FiB

APR 09

77,000Deployed

Since2001
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Fort Lewis Soldiers and FamiliesFort Lewis Soldiers and FamiliesArmy StrongArmy Strong

Exceeded 2008 retention goals 15,000 soldiers in 1991 >> 31,000 by

2009 58% growth since 2003 alone 250 new Soldiers arriving weekly Generating new modular forces

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Soldier deployments up from 202 in 2001 8,005 Soldiers deployed in 2007

19,000 deploying in 2009 Soldiers, families, and facilities are

stretching to accommodate the effects of

deployment

Flexible, Adaptable, Resilient, Soldiers and Families
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Before & After Square Footage

Facilities Today 16,680,090 SFFacilities Future 22,233,292 SF

- 7,258,562 SF new construction

- 1,705,362 SF demolition

Population Growth2000 19,089 Soldiers

2009 30,800 Soldiers2012 32,383 Soldiers

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Growth of Fort LewisGrowth of Fort Lewis


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InitiativesInitiatives

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MIL CON

Reflection ParkReflection ParkLifestyleLifestyleCenterCenter

WTUWTUMIL CONMIL CON


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UNCLASSIFIEDFort Lewis 2017Planning Vision and Design Principles

Planning Vision:In support of the mission, Soldiers and Families, we will create asustainable community of walkable neighborhoods withidentifiable town centers connected by great streets

Design Principles


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FROM THIS

CREATING A COMMUNITYCREATING A COMMUNITY

TO THIS


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ARMY COMMUNITY COVENANTARMY COMMUNITY COVENANT

2 MAY 20082 MAY 2008


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