Director of MWR was something Bahadar, who is from Kennewinck, Wash., volunteered for, his usual duty is that of an aircraft armament electrician. After returning from rest and recreation in Germany where he was reunited with his wife, Roswitha, and his almost six-year old daughter, Tamara, he assumed his new duties at Camp Sava North. With their help I assembled it correctly and organized it to better serve the troops. Plenty of room is still available for the occasional live music entertainment the center brings in for the soldier, to enjoy. I wanted to make the soldiers feel more at home and relaxed.
Deployments can be stressful because of changes in location and culture as well as long duty-hours.
And it's one step closer to home. The MWR center is on the second floor of an old warehouse. Many soldiers enjoy using the facility, including 1st Sgt. Merle D. Jones, first sergeant for the 92nd Military Police Company. To be able to mentally relax and maintain fitness is important to the morale of the soldiers, and keeping the morale up is exactly what Bahadar does best.