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Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Clinic<br />

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KeeP Your TELEPHone INFormation UP TO Date!<br />

REPORT ALL CHANGES, ERRORS, ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS *IMMEDIATELY* TO YOUR UNIT TELEPHONE CONTROL OFFICER (TCO) OR THE WHASC TELEPHONE CONTROL OFFICER.<br />

Any Questions regarding the WHASC portion of this <strong>Telephone</strong> <strong>Directory</strong> should be addressed to:<br />

THE WILFORD HALL AMBULATORY SURGICAL CLINIC TELEPHONE CONTROL OFFICER (TCO), MR. JIMMY TUCKER AETC 59 MDSS/SGSBIC AT 292-7210.<br />

General Information<br />

StandardS OF SErvicE<br />

Our operators are instructed to be courteous. Similar<br />

consideration on your part is expected. Users will not<br />

reprimand nor enter into unnecessary conversations with<br />

the operators. Refer valid service complaints to the Chief<br />

Operator, 925-6848 (DSN 945-6848).<br />

USE OF OFFICIAL TELEphonES<br />

for PERSonal BUSINESS<br />

Personal calls (such as calls to speak to spouse or minor<br />

children, or to arrange for emergency repairs to residence<br />

or automobile) that must be made during the working hours<br />

over the commercial local network may properly be authorized<br />

as being in the best interest of the government if the<br />

call is consistent with the following:<br />

1. It does not adversely affect the performance of<br />

official duties by the employee or the employee’s<br />

organization.<br />

2. It is of reasonable duration and frequency.<br />

3. It could not reasonably have been made at another time.<br />

4. In the case of long distance calls:<br />

a. Charged to employee’s home telephone number.<br />

b. Made to an 800 toll-free number.<br />

c. Charged to a personal telephone credit card.<br />

d. Collect to long distant number.<br />

RESponSibility OF TELEphonE USERS<br />

1. Official telephones will not be used for personal messages<br />

except as outlined in paragraph 2 above.<br />

2. Consult your telephone directory for the correct number<br />

prior to dialing. This allows the information operator to<br />

handle only essential calls and provide efficient service.<br />

3. The proper use and care of telephone equipment is<br />

your responsibility. Under no circumstances will subscribers<br />

move, alter, place attachments on or make<br />

additions to telephone equipment.<br />

4. <strong>Telephone</strong>s are not secure. Do not discuss classified<br />

information in a telephone conversation at any time.<br />

5. It is a misdemeanor for anyone to use the telephone as<br />

a means of conveying obscene or indecent language;<br />

or to make anonymous or repeated calls meant to be<br />

aggravating, abusive, embarrassing or harassing in<br />

nature. It is the responsibility of all users to report any<br />

such activity to their security sections.<br />

6. Make requests for telephone directories through your<br />

unit <strong>Telephone</strong> Control Officer (TCO).<br />

7. Emergency numbers are on the front cover of this<br />

directory, dial “0” for operator assistance with emergency<br />

calls.<br />

RESponSibility OF Stu-iii<br />

TELEphonE USERS<br />

1. STU-III is a secure phone used for discussing unclassified<br />

official use only and classified information up<br />

to TOP SECRET. The key on the phone determines the<br />

classification.<br />

2. For STU-III service, call your unit security manager<br />

within your organization.<br />

REporting TELEphonE AND<br />

voicE MAIL TROUBLES<br />

When reporting telephone trouble on base, call the <strong>Telephone</strong><br />

Repair Office, at 925-2666, option #2 for voice mail trouble<br />

and option #3 for telephone trouble. Only authorized telephone<br />

maintenance personnel will install, remove, relocate<br />

or modify base telephone equipment and wiring. Report any<br />

indication of unauthorized tampering to the Security Police<br />

and the <strong>Telephone</strong> Complex, Chief of Maintenance.<br />

RESponSibility OF TELEphonE<br />

control OFFICERS (tco)<br />

1. <strong>Telephone</strong> Control Officers will perform their duties in<br />

accordance with AFI 33-111, paragraph 10.<br />

2. The maintenance of accurate listings is dependent<br />

upon the information received from users. Report any<br />

changes to your unit TCO as they occur. KEEP YOUR<br />

TELEPHONE INFORMATION UP TO DATE. Unit TCOs<br />

will send all changes via e-mail to the Base TCO.<br />

REQUEST FOR TELEphonE SErvicE<br />

Requests for official telephone service will be submitted<br />

electronically to arrive at 802d CS/SCX at least 60 working<br />

days prior to the date required. Submit requests on e-CRD<br />

(Requirements Document) signed by the respective unit <strong>Telephone</strong><br />

Control Officer (TCO). An office diagram showing<br />

locations of existing and proposed service must accompany<br />

all service requests. For assistance regarding an official<br />

telephone service request, contact the 802d CS/SCX at<br />

925-0744. Discontinuance of service is the responsibility of<br />

the user. The user must give prompt notice to 802d CS/SCX<br />

to assure discontinuance of service on the date desired.<br />

REQUEST FOR COMMErcial/<br />

privatE TELEphonE SErvicE<br />

The Commercial <strong>Telephone</strong> Company (AT&T) will handle commercial/private<br />

telephone service requirements. Personnel<br />

desiring this type of telephone service should contact the commercial<br />

telephone company’s business office, (800) 288-2020.<br />

For private telephone customer service and for commercial<br />

telephone customer service, call (800) 499-7928.<br />

Excavating<br />

Prior to any excavating within the confines of Lackland AFB,<br />

consult with the 802d CES/CEOI at 671-3533.<br />

WESTErn UNION<br />

1. Unofficial Western Union telegrams may be telephoned<br />

direct to the Western Union Telegraph Company, (800)<br />

325-6000, from any pay station located on base.<br />

2. Unofficial messages and money order services are<br />

available on Lackland, Building 2306 and at the <strong>San</strong><br />

<strong>Antonio</strong> main office, 129 W. Commerce St.<br />

SEcurity<br />

1. The base telephone system is NOT secure. DO NOT<br />

discuss classified information over the telephone.<br />

COMSEC is everybody’s business.<br />

2. <strong>Military</strong> communications/base communications facilities<br />

are subject to monitoring activities associated with<br />

preserving the national security of our country.<br />

3. Personnel who make unauthorized disclosures of<br />

classified or sensitive official defense information<br />

during the use of the telephone are subject to disciplinary<br />

action.<br />

4. Communications facilities of this Command have<br />

been and will continue to be monitored by activities<br />

concerned with Communications Security. All instruments<br />

will have DD Form 2056 (<strong>Telephone</strong> Monitoring<br />

Notification Decal) attached.<br />

MINIMIZE<br />

1. MINIMIZE is a condition imposed by commanders<br />

to control and reduce electrical communications by<br />

both message and telephone traffic, during exercises<br />

or periods of emergency.<br />

2. MINIMIZE notifications are first received by base communications<br />

facilities which inform the base administration<br />

office for dissemination through organizational<br />

administrative channels.<br />

3. When MINIMIZE is imposed; users of DoD electrical<br />

communications facilities must determine that:<br />

a. The information forwarded is required to avoid a<br />

seriously detrimental impact on mission accomplishment<br />

or safety of life.<br />

b. Electrical transmission is the only way to get information<br />

to the addressee in sufficient time to accomplish<br />

its purpose.<br />

4. Use authorized means of communications such as the<br />

U.S. Mail, the Defense Courier Service or an individual<br />

as a courier or messenger instead of electrical means<br />

when MINIMIZE is imposed.<br />

5. The Unit Commander and TCO will ensure immediate<br />

understanding and compliance by staff members when<br />

the orders to effect MINIMIZE is received. TCO’s will<br />

only approve “MISSION ESSENTIAL.”<br />

NEtwork CAPABILITY<br />

Your telephone system is centrally located on Kelly USA.<br />

Lackland AFB Operator Assistance...................................0<br />

Lackland AFB <strong>Directory</strong> Assistance..............................113<br />

59th MDW-Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Clinic<br />

.........................................................................292-7100<br />

Randolph AFB..............................................99 + 652-1110<br />

2012/2013 Joint Base <strong>San</strong> <strong>Antonio</strong><br />

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