Cook, garrison senior enlisted adviser, visited the office to formally announce the results and congratulate the staff. Laske, garrison commander, and Command Sgt. 20, the Fort Drum DEERS / ID Card Section received official notification that they had been chosen as the Army's best. Determinations were made based upon criteria such as the amount of employee training completed at each installation, service usage rates and hardware and material management. To determine which installation would receive the highest honor, the Army prescreened each of the top six installations. The staff members, consisting of two Department of Army Civilians and four contract employees, service the more than 150,000 eligible beneficiaries throughout their region of support, which includes eastern Canada, New York and the northern regions of Vermont, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. 23, we had been notified by the Army DEERS project office at Fort Knox, Ky., that we were among six facilities - out of 516 in the active Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard - that had met initial screening criteria to represent the Army for Defense Manpower Data Center Site of the Year," he said. Phil Hemminger, Personnel Processing Branch chief, said that he and his team at the Fort Drum Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System and Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System office were notified this fall that their diligent efforts had been noted by the Army. A team from the Personnel Processing Branch, whose work impacts nearly every individual living and working on the installation, was recently recognized for their dedication to excellence. Army) VIEW ORIGINAL 2 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – (Photo Credit: U.S. Red has a more reddish coat and is a larger species than the sika.1 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – (Photo Credit: U.S. Red deer has buff coloured rump with a ginger buff tail.Distinctive spots on sika coat in summer, which red deer do not have. Heart-shaped white rump with black upper border. Roe has distinctive black nose and white chin. Red has large branched antlers with many branches. Red deer has buff coloured rump with a ginger buff tail. Small branched antlers in mature male roe, typically no more than 3 points. Red is a much larger species than Roe. Plain cream/white rump, can be flared when alarmed. Red has large branched antlers that are not palmate. Heart-shaped white rump with black horseshoe-shaped border and black, comparatively long, tail (giving the appearance of the number 111).Typical fallow coat has distinctive spots all year round (although fallow coat can vary greatly), compared to red which has no spots. Mature male fallow has large palmate antlers (broad and flattened). The red deer has a buff rump, with a ginger buff tail. Tail: The best way to determine which deer species you have seen is by looking at the rump and tail. The droppings tend to be a similar shape across all species, although red deer droppings are the largest of all species. Red deer can also leave hairs on fences.ĭroppings: Deer droppings do not have obvious coloration or smell. However, footprints can be confused with other deer species as well as goat and sheep prints. Young reds start with small, pointed unbranched antlers.ĭownload a printable field sign guide here!įootprints: Red deer have the largest footprints of all deer species (width 7cm, length 9cm). Nearly always seen moving together in herds. Antlers of adult males large and usually branched. It has been suggested that in time, pure red deer may only survive on some of the Scottish islands. In the southern Lake District and Wicklow Mountains, populations are now composed almost entirely of red-sika hybrids. Hybridisation with introduced sika deer Cervus nippon is thought to pose a significant threat to the genetic integrity of native red deer.
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