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Colorado S prings M ilitary Newspaper Group
Thursday, May 10, 2012
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Vol. 6 No. 19
Tac Sat-3: An American success story
Commentary by Lt. Col. Michael Manor
1st Space Operations Squadron commander
Did you know when you hear a siren that is
a 3 - 5 minute steady tone it is considered
a disaster warning? A tornado touching
down near or on the base would be a
good example. Schriever AFB will be
activating this siren May 16 for a base
wide exercise.
Base Briefs
SFS hosts BBQ
Please come out and support the 50th
Security Forces Squadron as they host
a Crime Prevention barbecue in honor
of National Police Week. The event will
take place at the Tierra Vista softball
field May 18 at 11 a.m. In addition to a
K-9 demonstration by the 21st Security
Forces Squadron. The El Paso Country
Sheriff’s Department and the Colorado
Springs Police Department will be
here to share information on Crime
Prevention and provide SWAT and
Mounted Patrol demonstrations. The
Airman and Family Readiness Center,
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
and 50 SFS Crime Prevention will all
have booths set up to provide information and free gifts. Hotdogs and
hamburgers will be available for sale
throughout the event. For additional
information, please contact Staff Sgt.
Jordan Barth, at 567-5830.
U.S. Air Force photo/Bill Evans
Lt. Col. Mike Manor, 1st Space Operations Squadron commander, reveals a customized shadow
box of Tactical Satellite-3 during a retirement ceremony for the satellite here April 13. Manor
described how TacSat-3 served as a pioneer for new satellites, systems and programs, such as
Operationally Responsive Space 1, during its relatively short operational lifespan.
The men and women of the 50th Space Wing said
goodbye to Tactical Satellite-3 April 13 following a retirement ceremony with full military honors. It was a
fitting punctuation to the end of the satellite’s short but
distinguished career. The satellite re-entered the Earth’s
atmosphere April 30.
The ceremony was also a way for the 1st and 7th Space
Operations Squadrons and the Space Development and
Test Directorate at the Space and Missiles Systems Center
to pay tribute to the satellite they operated and more
importantly loved. These strong emotional ties can be
attributed to the fact that this satellite represented much
more to those who were its caretakers. In short, TacSat-3
was a true American success story, a classic underdog
and overachiever, inspiring those lucky enough to develop and operate it.
On May 19, 2009, the $88 million TacSat-3 came to
life with a mere whisper of the Minotaur I rocket that
carried it to low earth orbit as a rather unassuming
Air Force Research Laboratory research and development satellite. Nearly three years later, the satellite
will leave us with a virtual roar having changed how
many in Air Force Space Command, and beyond, view
satellite acquisitions as well as fundamentally altering the face of mission operations in 1 and 7 SOPS.
TacSat-3 demonstrated satellites could be developed
in a more low-cost, rapid fashion by using a common
bus with the ability to plug in a variety of payloads.
This strategy proved extremely effective not only for
TacSat-3 operations, but also paved the way for the
Operationally Responsive Space-1 satellite to go from a
See Success page 5
Don’t let the pump spoil summer
Force development courses
offered
Informed Decision: May 17, 8 a.m.
Time Management: May 22, 1 p.m.
Informed Decision: June 1, 8 a.m. NCO
Perfessional Development: June 26-28,
7:30 a.m. To find out more about classes, or to enroll, please visit https://afkm.
wpafb.af.mil/community/views/home.
aspx?Filter=OO-ED-SP-14. For more
information, please contact Master Sgt.
Amy Hunter at 567-5927.
Base Picnic Committee
Members Needed
The 50th Space Wing Base Picnic will
be held July 20. Committee members
are needed to help plan and support the
event. Members must be available until
July 20th and have a positive attitude
and great work ethic. Get involved in
the largest event held on Schriever.
For more information, please contact 2nd Lt. Madeleine Pedretti at 5674479.
Join singles lazer quest
group
Join the Peterson and Schriever Air
Force Base singles and young adults
for lazer quest Sunday 4 p.m. For more
information call 282-9174.
More Briefs page 12
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Take your kids to a ballgame......... 3
Members earn their CCAF...............6
The newest Masters of Space........... 9
Photo courtesy Susan Fairweather
Lake Dillon, shown above, is located in Summit County, Colo. The Armed Forces Vacation Club offers resort condominiums to military members and their families at
steeply discounted rates in places like Summit County on a space available basis.
By Scott Prater
Schriever Sentinel
Families who were hoping to catch a break
from high gas prices this summer will be
disappointed to learn that fuel will likely cost
even more than last year.
During the April-through-September
summer driving season, regular gasoline is
forecasted to average about $3.95 per gallon,
peaking this month at a monthly average
price of $4.01 per gallon, according to the
U.S. Energy Information Administration.
That’s a jump of more than 9 cents per gallon
compared to last summer.
Higher gas prices mean families will likely
end up spending more for vacation travel
this summer. But, those who are thinking of
canceling their summer trip should know opportunities exist for saving in other areas.
“Many families are considering what
the travel industry calls ‘staycations,’” said
Christina Stump, financial counselor at the
Schriever Airman and Family Readiness
Center. “Sure, there are activities families
can do locally that can save them a lot of
money compared to traveling long distances, but what many families don’t know is
there are some travel resources that can help
them save when they do decide to venture
out farther.”
“How to Travel on a Budget,” a class Stump
periodically teaches here, is offered today
from noon to 1 p.m. at the A&FRC. Walk-ins
are welcome and attendees are encouraged to
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Schriever Sentinel
May 10, 2012
Schriever plants tree for Arbor Day
U.S. Air Force photo/Bill Evans
Col. James Ross, 50th Space Wing commander, and Andy “Forester” Schlosberg, assistant district forester,
plant a tree as children from the Schriever Child Development Center look on during the Arbor Day Tree
Planting Ceremony Friday at the CDC.
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The Crime Prevention BBQ is in support of National Police Week and it will
be held at the baseball field located behind the TVC Community Center.
There will be food, freebies, on/off-base Crime Prevention tips,
and other great information from local police departments.
If you have any questions, please call SSgt Jordan Barth 719-567-5830
Time: 1100
Date: 18 May 2012
The Schriever Straight Talk Line
The Schriever Straight Talk Line, 567-8255, is used to disseminate information
about a disturbance, crisis or incident, exercise or real-world, on or off-base, which
might affect day-to-day activities of base personnel. The line will provide base
personnel with accurate information about the status of any disturbance or crisis
situation and the actions taken or being taken.
50th Space Wing Public Affairs will activate and maintain the Straight Talk Line,
updating information as received by the Crisis Action Team or On-Scene Public
Affairs representative.
For more information regarding the Straight Talk Line, please contact 50th Space
Wing Public Affairs at 567-5040.
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Take your kids to a ballgame
Commentary by
Lt. Col. David Hanson
23rd Space Operations Squadron commander
When was the last time you took your kid to
a ballgame? How about your spouse on a date
without the kids? Took your significant other
to the zoo or your best friend to a concert? So
long, you don’t remember?
The Air Force and Department of Defense
are serious when they develop and institute
family programs. The Year of the Air Force
Family in 2009-2010 wasn’t a joke, but rather
a service-wide effort to thank and better support those who support us. So what have you
done lately to thank your family? No kids, how
about your spouse? Not married, how about
a significant other or best friend? Family can
take on many forms depending upon where
you are in your life.
Consider this, plan to take the day off of
work, excuse your child from school and spend
the day or the afternoon with them. Make
it different and make it special — it will be
remembered!
A Tuesday afternoon baseball game together
will mean more to them than a Saturday excursion when you’re supposed to be home.
We are given military leave days and civilian annual leave every year. Use these days
to spend with those you care for the most.
Taking a day off and spending it with them
says that they are special and taking this time
together is important to me. Guess what? The
mission will continue.
Surprise them; show up unannounced and
Lt. Col. David Hanson
23rd Space Operations Squadron commander
take them out of school. Or, plan ahead so you
can both look forward to it. Have them help
you plan the day.
A tradition in our family is to take each
child out of school on their 10th birthday (or
close to that date), go to the military personnel section and get their dependent identification card. Then they have lunch with dad
and finally to the store for a special gift, I
usually buy them a military coin. I’ve done
this twice before and look forward to another
10th birthday next year. In fact, during a summer birthday while traveling, I took our now
16-year old to the Hickam MPS. Getting a
new ID card and lunch in Hawaii were great
memories. Our children remember those days
like they were yesterday. It was my chance to
show them how special they are to me.
If you can’t think of any ideas, consider
these:
• Baseball game (Sky Sox games are very fun)
• Basketball game
• Round of golf
• Local hike (many around Colorado Springs
and the surrounding area); add in a picnic
along the way
• Mountain biking
• Bowling
• Movie (discounted price and no crowds during weekday matinees)
• Shopping
• Zoo
• Library to read books
• Concert
• Lunch
Try something new or participate in a
favorite activity. Just do something. Leave
your work at the office and switch off your cell
phone. Make that special person the center
of your attention.
Sounds easy, doesn’t it? Well, it is. Now just
make it happen and do it now before time
gets away from you. Go ahead and take your
kid to a ballgame. They will love you even
more for it.
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Schriever Sentinel
May 10, 2012
BECO ensures Schriever mission success
By Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke
50th Space Wing Public Affairs
U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke
Airman 1st Class Daniel Warner, 50th Space Communications Squadron, inventoried laptops to be
turned in to the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service Tuesday. Warner is a member of the
Base Equipment Control Office, which oversees more than 21,000 pieces of information technology
equipment on 119 equipment custodian accounts throughout Schriever.
In this day and age, some type of computer
or equipment is needed to complete the mission. Though the six members of the 50th Space
Communications Squadron Base Equipment
Control Office aren’t fixing trouble tickets or on
the phones with customers, they play a vital role
in ensuring the Masters of Space have all the
computer hardware needed to succeed.
With more than 21,000 pieces of information technology equipment in their inventory,
BECO has a hand in all parts of the Schriever
mission, to include mission partners. With an
inventory that large, numerous base equipment
custodians are needed to help keep the program
running smoothly.
“Our equipment custodians are great and are
really responsive to all of the requests we give
them,” said Staff Sgt. Kenneth Dietrich, assistant
NCO in charge of BECO.
The BECO staff overseas 119 equipment custodian accounts throughout the 50 SW, its tenant
units and all geographically separated units.
Equipment custodians are required to maintain accountability of all their IT equipment
and perform periodic inspections to ensure the
BECO program is in compliance.
Dietrich, one of the members of BECO who
has been there the longest, can remember a time
when the program wasn’t such a success.
“When I first arrived in BECO we had around
18 accounts that were non-compliant,” he said.
Dietrich and the BECO team sought to change
those numbers.
“We brought the numbers down by tracking
accounts really closely and staying in constant
contact with equipment custodians to ensure
that the base is compliant,” he said.
The perseverance of the BECO team and the
equipment custodians really paid off.
“We are down to only two accounts being
non-compliant and we generally are more than
97 percent compliant at all times,” he said. “It’s
our equipment custodians. They are great and
really make our job a whole lot easier.”
Though maintaining the base inventory of IT
equipment is a large part of the BECO mission,
it’s not their only responsibility.
They also oversee the equipment turn-in process. Once offices or units no longer have a need
for their equipment due to a technical refresh
or other reason, offices have the option to turn
in the equipment to BECO to be reutilized or
recycled.
During the first quarter of 2012, Schriever’s
BECO turned in more than 10.2 tons of assets
to the Defense Reutilization and Marketing
Service. In the month of April alone, BECO
turned in 8.4 tons of equipment.
According to the Defense Logistics Agency
website, which oversees the DRMS program,
once equipment is turned in it can either be
reutilized by another Department of Defense
base, another federal agency or donated to an
authorized non-profit organization. If none of
those options fit, the equipment is recycled.
For Tech. Sgt. John Austin, the BECO NCOIC,
the unpredictability of each day is what really
makes working at BECO exciting.
“I recently switched from client support to
BECO and I’ve really enjoyed the change,” said
Austin. “We are always on the move and are
very rarely just sitting at a desk. We also get to
use some heavy equipment we would never use
while working in client support.”
Though members transition in and out of
the BECO office, one thing remains the same;
BECO members will continue to support the
many missions of Schriever.
Schriever hosts Sports Week
Demario Dashiell, 50th Civil Engineering Squadron, takes a swing during
the softball game May 2 at the base field as part of Schriever Sports Week.
The event aims to create a unique team experience for active-duty members,
civilians, contractors and their families to compete in one or more of eight
competitions. The sports week was held to raise awareness and support the
Warrior Games from April 30 through May 5 at Colorado Springs, Colo.
Derek Blankenship, 50th Space Communications Squadron, rides a tricycle for
100 meters during the “wacky relay” competition May 2 at the base track.
Dwight Whitworth, 50th Space Communications
Squadron, rides his bike on the second leg of the threemember triathlon at the base perimeter May 1 as part
of Schriever Sports Week.
Samuel Weaver, 50th Space Communications Squadron, maneuvers through
a hoop during the “wacky relay” competition May 2 at the base track as part
of Schriever Sports Week.
See more photos
of Sports Week
online
www.schriever.af.mil
U.S. Air Force Photos/Dennis Rogers
Robert Johnson, 50th Civil Engineering Squadron, fires a shot to first base
to make a play during a softball game May 1 at the base field as part of
Schriever Sports Week.
Schriever Sentinel
Summer
From page 1
bring a lunch. The course covers such topics
as planning, budgeting, site selection and
discount travel programs.
“The most important step a family can
take is planning a budget for their trip,”
Stump said. “They should start by figuring
out exactly what they can afford to spend
well in advance and even creating a travel
savings account where money is set aside
every month specifically for the trip.”
From that amount, Stump recommends
families divide their total planned expenditure into categories like hotel, food, transportation, entertainment and miscellaneous
expenses, because even with discounts and
proper planning, many folks get blindsided
by unexpected expenses during their trips.
Everything from lost luggage to misplaced
essentials, unexpected weather and unpredictable delays can prove costly.
“It’s easy to begin spending more than
you have budgeted for, especially when you
bring credit cards along,” Stump said. “You
don’t want to replace the memory of a great
vacation with the regrets that come along
with debt.”
Families looking to save on destinationresort vacations should investigate the destinations they want to visit, then make plans
to travel during off-peak times.
“A lot of times you need to be flexible with
your dates, but planning ahead gives you the
potential of saving the most,” Stump said.
Families looking for alternatives to outof-state travel should attend the class or
stop at the A&FRC for ideas. Community
readiness consultants there can help families
find information about some of the getaway
destinations within a few hours drive of
Schriever.
Farish Recreation Area sits roughly 30
miles west of Colorado Springs near the
town of Woodland Park and is managed
by the U.S. Air Force Academy.
“Farish is a wonderful local resort getaway for military service members and their
families,” Stump said. “It’s a recreation area
so folks can hike, mountain bike, fish and
camp there. People can rent a room in the
lodge for as little as $45 a night (room sleeps
five), so for $90 you can spend a Friday and
Saturday night in a mountain getaway.”
Portions of Farish will be closed to users
from May to October this summer as construction crews drain a couple of lakes and
rebuild their accompanying dams, so anyone
interested in visiting the area should call ahead
Success
From page 1
concept to providing critical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
data to U.S. Central Command in only
33 months. TacSat-3’s impact was even
more pronounced in 1 and 7 SOPS as the
squadrons shifted their mission focus
from providing residual operations for
Defense Satellite Program and Global
Positioning System satellites to operating cutting edge intelligence satellites,
a mission previously reserved for the
National Reconnaissance Office.
TacSat-3 also provides commentary
that American ingenuity remains alive
and well in the space domain. Developers
were able to build the satellite so robust
it nearly tripled its original life expectancy of one year to just shy of three. As
a result of its extended life, U.S. Strategic
Command was able to transition the satellite from research and development to
operational service. The results remain
nothing short of stunning as TacSat-3
demonstrated the versatility of its hyper
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before making plans for specific dates.
For people who prefer the comforts
of home while on the road, the Armed
Forces Vacation Club offers resort condominiums in Summit County, Colo., on a
space-available basis. By planning ahead,
Department of Defense personnel can book
a two-bedroom condo for a weekly rate as
low as $369.
Money saving deals can also be found
through the YMCA.
“A lot of the time, our military members
can get vacations for half price,” Stump said.
“You just need to visit www.YMCArockies.
org. Often their amenities include food, lodging and use of the amenities of the grounds.
They have several weekend retreat locations
including Estes Park and Snow Mountain
Ranch near the Winter Park area.”
Families looking to visit a destination
resort can find assistance and information
through the Colorado R and R Office at the
U.S. Air Force Academy.
“They have discounted rates on lodging
and activities for the military community
in places like Disney World, Lake Tahoe
and Vail,” Stump said.
On base, the Outdoor Recreation and
Information Tickets and Travel office in
Bldg. 300, offers discounted tickets to local and Denver area attractions, such as
Eltich Gardens and Water World, as well
as national attractions like Disney World,
Sea World, Universal Studios and Busch
Gardens. Outdoor Recreation and ITT also
offers special ticket deals for active-duty
members and their families.
The Peterson Air Force Base Leisure Travel
Office also offers assistance for military
members looking to travel to destination
resorts outside Colorado and can even help
with the planning and booking phases.
“The last vacation I took felt like I started
it early because the Pete LTO office did all
of the leg work and took care of all the details before we left,” said Andrea Hernandez,
A&FRC community readiness consultant.
“We just told them, when, where and how
much we wanted to spend and they took
care of the rest.”
To reach Outdoor Rec and ITT at Schriever,
call 567-6050. For more information about
Farish Recreation Area, visit www.usafaservices.com/orc/farish.htm. People interested
in obtaining more information about destination travel can contact The Colorado R & R
Office at USAFA at www.coloradorandr.com
or call 333-7367. Members can also contact
the Peterson Air Force Base Leisure Travel
Office at 556-2116 or www.21svs.com. To find
out more about the Armed Forces Vacation
Club, visit www.afvclub.com.
spectral imaging payload time and time
again. The payload’s ability to delineate
between natural and manmade materials proved instrumental in providing
intelligence on everything from detecting
camouflage to locating certain types of
crop growth. In the end, TacSat-3 distinguished itself in the wartime missions
of all geographic combatant commands
as well as humanitarian efforts, such as
Operation Tomadachi during the nuclear
emergency in Japan and the Gulf oil spill
cleanup in the United States.
The men and women of 1 and 7 SOPS
and the Space Development and Test
Directorate will no doubt miss TacSat-3
because of its consistently reliable service. But, it goes much deeper than that.
TacSat-3’s vast achievements supporting
global operations, despite a rather modest
price tag, short life expectancy, and research and development origins, should
provide inspiration to all who love the
story of an underdog winning against all
odds. TacSat-3 is a success story because
it’s a reflection of American values that a
bit of ingenuity and hard work can enable
us all to achieve great things no matter
what lot we are given in life.
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Schriever Sentinel
May 10, 2012
Team Schriever members earn CCAF degrees
By Pike’s Peak Top III
Peterson Air Force Base will host the October 2011 and
April 2012 Community College of the Air Force graduates
with a ceremony at the Peterson AFB Club beginning at 2
p.m. Thursday.
The CCAF was established April 1, 1972 as a means of
gaining accreditation and recognition for Air Force training. Through the years, the college has grown in prestige,
numbers and recognition. Currently, there are more than
321,000 registered students making CCAF the largest multicampus community college in the world. These students are
instructed by more than 6,100 faculty members at 105 affiliated schools located in 37 states and nine foreign locations.
To date, more than 371,000 degrees have been conferred.
The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools first recognized CCAF with accreditation Dec. 12, 1980. Community College of the Air
Force has maintained Regional Accreditation, the highest
level of accreditation, since this date.
There are 248 graduates with 273 degrees from the Front
Range who have earned an Associates of Applied Sciences
degree in their respective Air Force Specialty from CCAF.
We invite families and friends, commanders, supervisors
and coworkers to join us in celebrating this educational
milestone and honoring the achievements of these outstanding men and women.
This year’s Schriever graduates are:
Tech. Sgt. John Austin, 50th Space Communication
Squadron
Master Sgt. Heather Abney, 50th Logistics Readiness
Flight
Tech. Sgt. James Agee, 50 SCS
Staff Sgt. Joshua Barton, 11th Space Warning Squadron
Staff Sgt. Bernard Baum, 50 SCS
Staff Sgt. Michael Beavers, 3rd Space Experimentation
Squadron
Staff Sgt. Justin Bernal, 50th Force Support Squadron
Senior Airman Gordon Burton, 50th Contracting
Squadron
Senior Airman Casandra Cabral, 11 SWS
Staff Sgt. Steele Cary, 50 SWS
Staff Sgt. Anthony Ray Chua, 527th Space Aggressor
Squadron
Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke, 50th Space Wing
Staff Sgt. Michael Danielson, 50th Security Forces Squadron
Staff Sgt. Jared Dehart, 1st Space Operations Squadron
Senior Airman Melissa Dower, 50th Operations Support
Squadron
Staff Sgt. Kira Estrada, 3 SOPS
Senior Airman Brant Finstad, 3 SOPS
Staff Sgt. Thomas Fuller, 2 SOPS
Master Sgt. Richard Gephart, 50 SFS
Tech. Sgt. Sarah Gordon, 50 CONS
Staff Sgt. Eugenio Guerrero, 11 SWS
Staff Sgt. Michael Gustavson, 527 SAS
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50 SW logs COMSEC inspection win
By Scott Prater
Schriever Sentinel
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designed to protect its assets and classified communication
networks. So it makes sense that the Air Force would inspect
the wing for COMSEC compliance on a regular basis.
One such inspection occurred in April. Teams from the
Air Force Network Integration Center combed through
thousands of inspectable points during a two-week period, viewing everything from specific documents to entire
programs.
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more than 7,900 accountable items, discovered zero incidents,
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chief. During the debriefing, the inspectors said this was
the best assessment they had conducted since they began
inspecting installations more than two years ago.
“The threshold for failure is incredibly small,” said Hank
Brinlee, 50 SCS Information Assurance/COMSEC manager.
“Potentially, one user could fail the entire wing in a matter
of two minutes. For example, if a COMSEC user fails to
perform an inventory on COMSEC material or document
a few things here or there, that’s a critical finding — and a
unit like the 2nd Space Operations Squadron has something
like 300 users.”
Brinlee said the AFNIC team did discover some minor
findings and that the 50 SCS IA/COMSEC account team
worked tirelessly to remedy those before inspectors departed,
but that the overall results rose well beyond expectations.
Though the COMSEC account team members are the
professionals who train units and users on proper COMSEC
practices, Brinlee gave credit for the “huge inspection win”
to squadron and unit commanders.
“The squadron commanders were all over this,” he said.
“Our COMSEC account team members can’t be everywhere
to make sure material containers are inventoried correctly
and proper documentation is followed every time. All we
can do is train users and COMSEC-responsible officers.
From there, the commanders are responsible for maintaining their programs.”
Still, the six member IA/COMSEC account team spent
more than four months preparing the wing for inspection
— training, informing and scrutinizing at the unit level.
The team doesn’t have much time to exhale and celebrate
as the wing’s Compliance Unit Inspection occurs later this
year.
“I’m proud of the dedication, commitment and results of
this COMSEC inspection, which was truly a wing-wide, team
effort,” said Lt. Col. Fred Taylor, 50 SCS commander. “The
wing IA team prepared and implemented a campaign, but we
would not have had such great success without the support
of wing and unit leadership focusing their attention on these
important security programs. Additionally, I’m grateful to
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Schriever Sentinel
May 10, 2012
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History
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Week of May 10, 2012
Last week’s answer: This former 50th Space Wing
commander also commanded the 2nd Space Wing.
He served as Air Force Space Command vice commander prior to his retirement. He is?
Lt. Gen. (then colonel) Roger DeKok commanded the 2nd and 50th Space Wings at Falcon (later
Schriever) Air Force Base. He also commanded the
1st Space Wing at Peterson Air Force Base prior to
assuming command of the 2 SW. Congratulations
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Schriever Sentinel
May 10, 2012
Air Force captures 18 medals at Warrior Games
By Tech. Sgt. Mareshah Haynes
Defense Media Activity
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Air Force brought
home a team-record 18 medals April 30 through Saturday
during the 2012 Warrior Games here.
Athletes representing the Air Force medaled in volleyball
and wheelchair basketball for the first time, earning bronze
medals in both as well as earning two silver medals and
one gold medal in swimming; two silver medals and one
bronze medal in cycling; and two gold medals, three silver
medals and four bronze medals in track and field.
“I think we exceeded all expectations,” said Maj. (Dr.)
James Bales, the Air Force team coach. “The goal for the
team was just to come out here and perform at the best of
their ability, and they did that this week. They performed
well, and the results of that were a huge sense of teamwork
(and) camaraderie. It equated to the best performance the
Air Force has had in three years.”
The athletes, from all branches of the U.S. military
and British armed forces, competed in five individual
sports: archery, shooting, swimming, cycling and track
and field, and two team events: sitting volleyball and
wheelchair basketball. The majority of the events were
hosted at the U.S. Air Force Academy, while the opening
ceremony and shooting events were held at the Olympic
Training Center.
“Whether you won a medal or not, whether your team
won the competition or not, every single one of you who
competed in these games is a champion,” said Navy. Adm.
James Winnefield Jr., the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff. “Every one of you has proven there is no challenge too
great, no hurdle too difficult for a Soldier, Sailor, Airman,
Marine or Coast Guardsman.”
The games are designed to introduce ill, injured or
wounded service members to paralympic sports. The Air
Force team is composed of active-duty and Reserve Airmen
from across the country who still wish to represent the
Air Force. Their injuries range from post-traumatic-stress
disorder to quadriplegia.
Winnefield presented the Chairman’s Cup and Ultimate
Champion award during the closing ceremony Saturday.
The Marine Corps team won the Chairman’s Cup for the
third year running. The Chairman’s Cup is presented on
behalf of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to the
team with the most cumulative medal points.
Marine Jonathan Disbro was named Ultimate Champion
for the second year. The Ultimate Champion is the athlete
who has earned the most individual medal points by competing in at least five specific individual events.
The ceremony concluded with a performance by the
Army Regional Band High Altitude.
Air Force launches 2nd advanced satellite
By Chris Calkins
45 Space Wing Public Affiars
CAPE CANAVERAL AFS, Fla. — The 45th Space Wing
successfully launched the second Advanced Extremely High
Frequency satellite onboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V
vehicle here today May 4 launch pad 41 at 2:42 p.m. AEHF-1
was launched from here in August 2010.
The rocket flew in the 531 vehicle configuration with a fivemeter fairing, three solid rocket boosters and a single-engine
Centaur upper stage.
The commander of the 45th Space Wing praised the work of
all those involved in making this launch a success.
“As always, it’s our team’s pleasure to work on this mission
and we applaud the teamwork between our wing and all our
mission partners involved in making this mission a success,”
said Brig. Gen. Anthony Cotton, who also served as the Launch
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“We do everything as a team here on the Space Coast. And
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he said.
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May 10, 2012
Schriever, Colorado Springs firefighters conduct training
By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes
50th Space Wing Public Affairs
Firefighters with Schriever and Colorado Springs Fire Departments
teamed up May 1 to conduct confined-space training at Schriever Air
Force Base.
During the training, the firefighters learned how to integrate equipment and personnel, as well as plan for tactics and strategies to remove a
victim from a confined space.
“The training consisted of equipment orientation and removal of victims
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assistant chief of training. “Staying proficient at confined space entries,
rescues and recoveries is a federal and Air Force requirement.”
Finley said training with CSFD is important because it provides
face time with mutual aid partners and ensures consistency across the
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“Meeting responders on the day we have an incident surely is not a show
stopper, but the little things can and should be worked out beforehand,”
he said. “Plus, the city does not have a confined-space trainer, so this was
really beneficial for the CSFD firefighters.”
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Certification course is available to all youth
ages 12 and up. The purpose is to provide
youth who are planning to babysit with the
knowledge and skills necessary to safely and
responsibly give care for children and infants. Participants will learn how to develop
a babysitting business, and learn about basic
first aid and CPR. For more information,
call Airman and Family Readiness Center
at 567-3920.
YOUNG ADULT AND SINGLES
MEMORIAL DAY BARBECUE — May 28.
Singles and young adults join us for fantastic food and fun noon May 28 at Yeoman’s.
Please bring a side dish to share. For more
information or directions, call Mike Schmid
at 719-282-9174.
YOUNG ADULT AND SINGLES
GATHERING AND BIBLE STUDIES —
Come join the Peterson and Schriever Air
Force Bases singles and young adults for fun,
food and study. Thursdays: — 7 p.m. at Sam’s
House — “Crazy Love” Discovery Groups
Fridays — 6:15 a.m. at Peterson McDonald’s
— “Men’s Dawn Patrol”
Fridays — 11:30 a.m. at Peterson Chapel
— Men’s Lunch Bible Study
Sundays — 3:00 p.m. at Brodie’s House —
Band of Brothers Gathering
For more information and directions, call
Mike at 719-282-9174.
State Primaries continue
Primary season continues. Upcoming
elections are scheduled for: May 15: Idaho,
Nebraska, Oregon; May 22: Arkansas,
Kentucky; Texas Runoff 5 Jun: California,
Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico,
South Dakota; June 12: Maine, Nevada, North
Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina, Virginia; June
26: Colorado, Oklahoma, Utah If you have
not received your absentee ballot, or need to
change your address or register to vote, please
see your Unit Voting Assistance Officer or
contact the Base Voting Assistance Officer
at 567-6877.
Vanpool seats open
Vanpool seeking two new riders for the following route/meet-up location: Meet-Up location: Albertsons, Union and Research Meetup time: 6:15 a.m. /Arrival at Schriever: 7 a.m.
Departure from Schriever: 4 p.m.Vacancies
will be available starting June 1. If interested
or if you have any questions, please contact
one of the following individuals: Paul Pabich:
567-4101, Sheila Thomas: 567-4600 or Min
Logsdon: 567-3065.
New meal hours at the dining
facility
Effective May 14, the Satellite Dish Dining
Facility hours of operation are Monday —
Friday: breakfast 6-8 a.m., lunch 10:30 a.m.-1
p.m., and dinner 4-6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday
and federal holidays, the hours are: breakfast
6:30-8 a.m., lunch 11 a.m.-1 p.m., and dinner
4-6:30 p.m. For more information, please
contact Chuck Dietz at 567-4732.
Pick-up your Sky Sox tickets
Pick up your free reserve seat vouchers for
the May 18 Sky Sox game at the Wizard’s
Brew Coffee Shop located in Bldg. 210. Be
sure to redeem your seat vouchers a minimum of four days before the game to ensure
you get reserve seats. Vouchers are also being distributed at the main fitness center,
Outdoor Recreation/ITT (Bldg. 300, Rm.
133), and the Airman & Family Readiness
Center (Bldg T-65). The game begins at 6:05
p.m., and gates open at 5 p.m. Active duty,
retired, DoD/NAF civilians, contractors and
their family members are eligible. For more
information, please contact Lynn Sleeth at
567-4740.
Need van pool riders
The Park and Ride on I25/Woodman Van
Pool is looking for riders. Contact Bonnie
Wheeler at bonnie.wheeler@us.af.mil for
more information. Times: Depart Park and
Ride at I-25/Woodman at 6:15 a.m.; Pick up
at Walmart/Powers at 6:30 a.m. and Arrive at
Schriever AFB at 7:15 a.m. Depart Schriever
AFB at 4:40 p.m.; arrive Powers/Woodman
Walmart 5:10 p.m. and I-25/Woodman Park
and Ride at 5:25 p.m.
Get gift ideas
Stop by Awards, Engraving & Custom
Picture Framing (Bldg. 300, Rm. 131) between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. to pick up ideas for
gifts and mementos. Emblems, patches and
photos can be printed in color on placards,
coffee mugs, gift boxes, coasters, luggage
tags, baby bibs and ornaments. For more
information, please contact Wendy DeRosier
at 567-6050.
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$55,900
Condo/Under Contract
610 E Las Animas Street
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$88,900
20470 Warriors Path Drive
Rivers Divide
$89,900
Land
1507 Shasta Drive
Pikes Peak Park
$144,900
Under Contract
512 Winnepeg Drive
Eastlake
$149,900
Under Contract
6647 Sleeping Giant Drive
Sundown North
$166,900
Under Contract
1908 Alpine Drive
Century Heights
$169,900
14510 Club Villa Drive #D
Club Villa Townhomes
$179,900
Town Home
5615 Molly Lane
Black Forest
$195,000
Land
1590 Garden Vista Grove
Garden Vista Townhomes
$199,500
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5575 Molly Lane
Black Forest
$199,900
Land
119 Southpark Road
Colorado Mountain Estates
$199,900
Under Contract
4808 Harvest Court
Old Farm
$215,900
7111 Araia Drive
Creek Terrace
$229,900
11355 Cranston Drive
Falcon Hills
$229,900
2815 Elm Meadow View
Mackenzie Place
$239,900
2962 W. Whileaway Circle
Village 7
$239,900
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$239,900
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Manitou Springs
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Black Forest
$250,000
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Black Forest
$250,000
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Black Forest
$275,000
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Black Forest
$275,000
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8260 Radcliff Drive
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$279,900
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$349,900
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$399,900
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Sunset Mesa
$399,900
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Garden of the Gods
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$425,000
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$429,900
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Falcon
$449,900
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Patty Jewett
$449,900
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$475,000
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Mountain Shadows
$475,000
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Cascade
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$554,900
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Mountain Shadows
$555,000
Under Contract
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Red Rocks at Beaver Creek
$650,000
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Wissler Ranch
$675,000
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PHYSICIAN, PAIN MANAGEMENT
Qualifications and Requirements, which also serve as the criteria for which individuals will be evaluated, are as
follows: Qualifications: 1) Shall have a doctorate degree from an accredited college approved by the Council on
Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association or Doctor of Osteopathy from a college accredited by the American Osteopathic Association; 2) Shall be board certified/board eligible in Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation and/or Anesthesiology as determined by the American Board of Anesthesiology or appropriate
medical board; 3) Possess and maintain a current unrestricted license to practice as a Pain Management Physician
in any of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, or the U.S.
Virgin Islands; 4) Shall have and maintain a current, valid, unrestricted DEA certificate; 5) Must have sufficient
experience to be able to adequately perform routine pain evaluations on patients and contemporary interventional
pain procedures commensurate with the support capabilities of the hospital and in accordance with community
standard of care; administer appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic interventional pain procedures in the treatment
of acute and chronic pain; and provide consultation in the inpatient and outpatient settings regarding the treatment
of chronic pain patients; 6) The HCP must possess and maintain CPR, BCLS, and ACLS certification through an
American Heart Association and/or Red Cross approved training program. Requirements: 1) shall abide by all
clinical standards, rules, and procedures including requirements for licensure, credentialing and quality assurance
programs; 2) shall perform and maintain required training indicative towards working at Evans Army Community
Hospital (EACH); 3) shall not have been convicted of a felony; 4) shall successfully complete a criminal history
background check; 5) have and maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. The American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers is the only program accepted; 6) shall be able to read, write,
and speak English well enough and enunciate with sufficient clarity to effectively communicate with patients and
other health care providers; 7) shall possess sufficient initiative, interpersonal relationship skills and social sensitivity to relate to a variety of patients from diverse backgrounds; 8) shall use the various clinical automation systems
as required, such as, but not limited to CHCS, AHLTA and DMHRSi; 9) shall be
required to meet Continuing Medical Education (CME) requirements; 10) The HCP is not listed on the Health and
Human Services (HHS) list of providers excluded from Federally funded health care programs. The list may be
found at http.//oig.hhs.gov/fraud/exclusions.asp; 11) Position requires access to Department of Defense computer
system; therefore, provider shall be a U.S. Citizen or otherwise meet the requirements of AR 25-2.
Interested parties must submit their 1) resume/curriculum vitae 2) hourly salary requirements for each contract period 3) a minimum of two professional references to Western Regional Contracting Office, Evans Army Community
Hospital (EACH), 1650 Cochrane Circle, Bldg 7524, Fort Carson, CO 80913 Attn: Christina McMurtry. Prospective
candidates must register with the Central Contractor Registration database at www.ccr.gov prior to contract award.
Packets should be sent in sufficient time to ensure arrival at EACH by the specified closing date of 8 June 2012.
Interested individuals may contact Ms. Christina McMurtry, (719) 526-8132 for further information.
Classifieds
Evans Army Community Hospital (EACH), Fort Carson, CO is seeking a full-time Pain Management
Physician to provide pain management services from 1 October 2012 through 30 September 2013 (base
period), and four one-year option periods. This opportunity is open to individuals only; responses from
companies will not be considered.
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M91/30 Russian Rifle with kit, sling,
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5 piece queen size bedroom set — $200.
Foosball table, new condition—$75.
719-963-9972 or 719-503-0500
Cross Training System. stepmaster,
bench, $90; treadmill $90; AB lounge
sport $40; Sport Rider $40. 392-5368.
Entertainment Center for Sale
68H x 23D x 59W call 719-360-1546
for details.
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THE CONOVER BUILDING
24 S Weber Street
Class A Office with Support Station
And optional paralegal office. Fully
equipped (copier, scanner, FAX)
including receptionist, three conference
rooms, competitive pricing below
market. Available immediately. Call
Jack Donley (719) 471-1662
PUEBLO WEST
920 E Platte Ave $1300
2bd 2ba 1747 sqft
Great Bungalow close to downtown
www.AllCountyCS.com 719-445-7172
LAND
LAND FOR SALE
5 Acres $29,900
Big Front Range View, Electric,
Phone, Horses Ok. Private Well
Available. Ready For New Home.
No Homeowner Dues.
Jim (719) 475-0517 Home/Work
RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE
Big 3 bed Horse Property by Lake
3 BR 2.5 ba 1.5 story stucco home on
1.2
acre,small
barns,round
pen,chicken coops, trees, trails, landscaped, easy hwy commute, $224,900
FSBO call 719-547-5177
APARTMENTS
BLACK FOREST
CENTRAL
PETS
Rentals
DOGS
AKC Miniature Schnauzers, all updated
shots, Avail May 3, 2 males and 3 Females, $350 ea, Call 606-312-3888
Registered Aussie pups. Merles and
solids, blue and red. $500. 591-4534 or
526-7838.
Real Estate
20991 Aquarium with stand, gravel,
decorations accessories and more. All
for $25. Call 540-2266 / 310-4177
Fabulous Downtown Living!
Walk to all downtown attractions from
this immaculate 3-story semi-custom
townhome. 2,692 sq ft, 3 bed, 4 bath, 2
car attached. Hardwood and tile floors,
steel/granite kitchen, enormous master
closet, plantation shutters. Shows like
new. 275 E Fountain Blvd 80903.
$296K. Call Today - Tom @
719-201-5232.
CENTRAL
Central located -Basement apt. Fresh
paint, new carpet and vinyl. Large
kitchen with dining room, spacious
bathroom, ceiling fans, long hallway to
back, 1 car garage, front yard with
beautiful views! 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1
car garage. 1016 E Columbia $695/595
HALEY REALTY 634-3785
SOUTHEAST
All real estate advertising in this newspaper
is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of
1968, which makes it illegal to advertise any
preference, limitation or discrimination based
on race, color, religion or national origin, or
anintentiontomakesuchpreference,limitation
or discrimination. The Mountaineer shall not
accept any advertisement for real estate which
is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby
informed that all dwellings advertised in this
newspaper are available on an equal
opportunity basis.
Having an
Open House?
Let all of our
readers know!
Fountain Springs Apartments
Huge 1-2-3 BR starting at just $705!
Full size washer/ dryer included, 24-hr
fitness center, swimming pool, gated
community & more. Call
719-591-4600
WOODLAND PARK
Gorgeous.4be/2ba/D20quiet/peace
2000sqft. Near All bases/hwys
Avail 1 JUN. $1350.719-648-6641
HOMES FOR RENT
COMMERCIAL
BANNING-LEWIS RANCH
FOR LEASE OFFICE SPACE
4BR 4BA Ranch w/Loft 3000+sqft
Great Views-Garden Lvl 660.6991
6724 Maple Stone Ln 299K
4 offices available June 1st. Located one
and half miles from downtown. Sizes
start at 15’ by 12’ on up, rent at $385 on
up. Great views of Bear Creek Park and
Pikes Peak. Includes reception area,
conference room, kitchen, on-site
parking, and copy machines. Call Vince
Rahaman @ 351-0006.
For more information
call 719-329-5236
or email
classified@csmng.com
2116 E Yampa St $550
1Bd 1Ba 528SqFt No Pets
Central Duplex Unit
RE/MAX Properties 590-4735
CENTRAL
6624 Dublin Lp W #1 $650
2Bd 1Ba Approx 825 Sq Ft
Upstairs 4-Plex Unit, No Pets
Commercial Real Estate & Lots
in Pueblo and San Luis, Colorado
ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
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Bid Online at
www.TheAuctionTeam.com
Central located -2Bed, 2 bath, Rent
$1475, Security Deposit, $1374. Close
to Old North End, Close to shops and
restaurants and close to downtown.
2372 Wood Ave HALEY REALTY
634-3785
Pinion Ridge Commercial Center
off I-25 (exit 103), Pueblo, CO 81008
Looking to Place Business in Colorado?
Property offers High Traffic & High Visibility
Commercial Condos
1014 (1482 sq ft) & 1074 (1707 sq ft)
Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo, CO 81008
CENTRAL-Near schools. 2 BR, 1 BA
4PLX. kitchen/bath. 1 level,R-30 insul.
Storm windows, W/D hookups in pantry. Inclds ,RF,DS,ceiling fans.
$610/400dep.
HALEY
REALTY
634-3785
Put your Business in Pueblo’s New Growth Area
Great for your Business or as an Investment
2.5 Acre Commercial Building Lot On
Santa Fe Dr., Pueblo, CO 81008
400ft Highway Frontage
CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR RENT
925 TAMPICO CT. 1br condo, fpl, w/d,
pool, good condition. $650/mo + utilities. (Owner pays HOA) 590-1678.
Property offers High Traffic & High Visibility
40 minutes from Colorado Springs
2.53 Acre Building Lot On
Wild Horse Mesa
Near Sanchez Reservoir
EAST
7065 Platte River Pt $1195
3Bd 2.5Ba 2CG 1596 Fin SF
2-Story in Springs Ranch
FOUNTAIN
867 Daffodil St. $1450
5bd 3ba 2CG 2539sqft
NO CATS - Avail. June 10
NORTHEAST
6050 Eagles Nest Ct $1195
5Bd 3Ba 2CG 2001SqFt
Ranch w/ Full Bsmt, No Pets
4BR, 3BA, 3400SF, newly remod. A/C,
deck, den, family room, formal dining,
$1399/mo. + dep. Call 487-8080
POWERS
59.67 Acre
Selling To The Highest Bidder
Excellent Mountain Views
The Auction Team
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970.245.1185
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Contact Kathy Bernheim at 329-5204 or kathy.bernheim@csbj.com
Cimarron Hills. 1845 Pima Dr $1350
4bd 3ba 2496 sqft
Cute rancher close to Powers Corridor
POWERS / SOUTH
4771 Lydia Grove $1250
2bd 2ba 2car 1464
Newly built townhome-NO CATS
Spacious townhouse, 3/2/1car g. 15X20
lvgrm, remodeled, 2.3 mi. North of
PAFB. Avail now, no pets, no smoking.
$1185/mo. 719-633-8285.
STETSON HILLS
6662 Summer Grace St $1600
5bd 3ba 2644 sqft
SUPER spacious- Available now
SOUTHEAST
4405 Allison Dr $1150. 3be 2ba 1148
sqft. Newly renovated- Avail. 15 May,
Small pets only
Gourmet kitchen, Laundry room with
washer dryer hook ups, Carpeting,
Fenced back yard, close to Ft. Carson.3
beds, 2.5 bath, 2 car garage. Rent is
$1235, security deposit, $1135. 2259
Downend HALEY REALTY 634-3785
SOUTHWEST
3BR, 2.5BA, air conditioned townhome.
End unit, no neighbors in front, move in
ready. $1100/mo + dep. 720-544-3149.
4240 Loomis Ave #4 $850
3bd 1ba 900sqft
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Antique Billiard Museum
3628 Citadel Dr N Colorado Springs,
CO 80909 / 719-597-9809 or
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3780 E Boulder St Colorado
Springs CO 80909 / 719-596-9516
Two great Billiard Rooms. Best equipment, pricing and pro shop.
Over 68 playing pool tables including regulation, snooker billiards
and diamond bar tables, 50 cents.
WEST
4211 Forest Hill Rd #7 $650
2Bd 2Ba 1CG Approx 900SF
Upper 4plex Unit, No Pets
LEGAL
NOTICES.
GERMAN
Schnitzel Fritz
4037 Tutt Blvd., Colorado Springs
TEL. 719-573-2000
Mon-Sat 10am-7pm
www.schnitzelfritz.com
(1 block South of Sky Sox Stadium)
*Bringing the BEST of Germany to COLORADO* Authentic
German Food. All NATURAL & FRESH Wiener-, Jaeger-, Rahm-,
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Potato-, Cucumber-, Tomato- or Bean Salads. Enjoy our Daily
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IRISH / AMERICAN
Jack Quinn’s
21 South Tejon
385-0766
www.jackquinnspub.com
Owned by 4 USAFA Grads! Serving traditional Irish &
American cuisine for lunch & dinner. Happy Hour Daily 3-6pm.
Thursday military appreciation night 15% off food 6-10pm, excluding
private events and 1 discount/ID. Voted Best Irish Bar 2011 by locals.
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May 10, 2012
TRANSPORTATION
CHRYSLER
KIA
19
PONTIAC
Perfect Family Vehicle!
Like New Black w/gray interior 2008
Kia, Sedona 7 Passenger Van. 56000
miles, video pkg, pwr doors 1 owner
$11,000 firm. Call 571-438-3600
MAZDA
2007 Chrysler Pacifica, AWD—6
Passsenger—LOADED!!, $12,495,
WWW.THECARSHOWINC.COM,
719.635.7311
2000 Mazda 626 LX, Gold Ext, Beige
Int, 182,500 miles, automatic, 2.5L V-6,
$3,200 OBO 719-439-1601
MERCEDES BENZ
2008 Pontiac Torrent, AWD—FAMILY
FUN!!, $16,995,
719.635.7311
SUBARU
DODGE
2009 Subaru Outback, AWD — GAS
SAVER!!, $18,995,
719.635.7311
03 Harley VROD Anniv Ed $8200
All stainless; 10k mi; always gargaed;
service by dealer only; new tires/batt;
488-3298
SUV
2007 Kawi Vulcan 900
3140 miles like new windscreen and
saddlebags $5000 O.B.O
ask for Jason 244-3706
1998 Oldsmobile Bravada SUV
AWD, 4dr, loaded, 212K miles.
$2800 or OBO. 719-694-9765
TOYOTA
2004 Mercedes Benz ML 350, LUXURY — AWD — SHARP, $14,995,
719.635.7311
2008 Dodge Charger, AUTOMATIC —
A/C — LOADED, $14,995,
719.635.7311
AUTOS WANTED
MERCURY
2008 Mercury Mariner SUV 4X4. 4dr,
65k miles, black, 6.3 liter engine, recently detailed, $14,000. 719-321-5107.
FORD
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We buy broken vehicles, cash paid on
the spot. Always free towing. No title
OK. Call 719-332-6198
NISSAN/DATSUN
06 350Z. 54,000 mi. Power windows,
locks, heated leather seats, bose sound
system. $16000 obo. (719) 592-1987
CADILLAC
1999 Subaru Forester, PRICE REDUCED — AWD, $5,995,
719.635.7311
2010 Toyota Prius, HYBRID — HIGH
MILES PER GALLON, $18,995,
719.635.7311
The Transcript
can publish your
TRUCKS
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
Cadillac
2005 Escalade 45k miles LOADED
$29,500 OBO (719) 291-6703
CHEVROLET
2000 Chevy Corvette. 72,500 miles,
excellent condition, 1 owner, yellow.
$13,500 firm. 719-488-2760
2007 Ford Escape XLT, REDUCED —
4x4 — Automatic, $12,495,
719.635.7311
JEEP
For more info call 634-1048
WATERCRAFT
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Red 2006 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon.
40,000 miles. 6-speed manual transmission, hard and soft tops, winch and
more. $21,500. Call 719-649-7447.
THE CAR SHOW
‘03 Harley Davidson Softail
Custom: wide glide extended front end,
low deuce bars, badlander seat, quick
release windshield, oem leather bags,
fuel injected, screamin eagle pipes 7200
miles $9,992 call 719 231-5689
Harley Fat Boy
1993-$7500. Amazing-like new. Only
32K miles, new tires, just tuned. Upgrades, accessories. Must see!
719-527-1936
OLDSMOBILE
For Sale 86 olds cutless
Exc condition, few repairs need, Exc
project car. $4000. obo. Text are call
719-232-5365, located in Fountain, CO
2009 HD XL883L
2009 Harley Davidson XL883L, Dark
Pearl Blue, 1,903 Miles, $5,000 Firm
719-684-5223
2010 Subaru Impreza 2.5I, SAVE $$$ —
AWD — LOADED!!, $17,495,
719.635.7311
2009 Ford F-150, Extended Cab— 4x4 —
SAVE $$$, $15,995,
719.635.7311
1987 Bayliner 14FT w/ Force 40 Eng.
Located just off B Street of Crestridge
Ave. Call 719-576-3574 to see.
2001 GMC Yukon. Good condition,
runs well. $4500 OBO. Call
719-491-1997. schwtzr92@comcast.net
84 Four Winns 19’ open bow, in&out
350hp chevy engine. Extra equiptment.
exc. condition. $5000. 303-794-3675
MOTORCYCLES
AVIATION + AIRCRAFT
99 Ducati 900SS. Exc. cond, garaged,
13Kmi., $3900obo email for pics.
ncbrowning@gmail.com -719-331-6349
LOVE TO FLY
Flying Club Share for Sale
2 Piper A/C-Call 817-917-8578
inc.
DAVE SOLON KIA
YOUR AUTO, TRUCK & RV DEALER
Serving Colorado Springs for 25 years!
Pre-Owned autos, trucks, motorcycles and MORE!
Specializing in new & used light-weight travel trailers!
2011 Kia Optima Hybrid
$1,995 DOWN and $299 A MONTH
VERY NICE
ALL WHEEL
DRIVE
SAVE
2007 CHRYSLER PACIFICA
2008 FORD TAURUS X SEL
2001 GMC YUKON
7 Passenger
$12,495
Family Fun, LOADED
$17,495
Automatic, A/C, Alloys
$8,995
We’re Here
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LOADED
2009 JEEP PATRIOT
2001 NISSAN XTERRA
AWD, 6 Passenger
$14,995
2008 DODGE CHARGER,
AUTOMATIC
A/C, LOADED
$14,995
2004 DODGE RAM 1500
HEMI, 4x4, 4 Door
REDUCED
4x4, OFF ROAD
$6,995
2007 FORD FOCUS ZX3
2009 SUBARU OUTBACK
$7,495
$18,995
Gas Saver,
2008 HONDA CIVIC EX
Honda Quality, SAVE$$$,
2005 SUBARU OUTBACK 2.5
XT LTD WAGON
TURBO, AWD, Leather
$14,495
2006 FORD F-150 SUPER-CREW
2007 NISSAN MURANO SL
2010 TOYOTA PRIUS
$19,795
$19,995
$18,995
Fully Loaded, AWD,
Offer valid W.A.C. on select in stock models.
Offer expires on 5/31/2012
All Wheel Drive, LOADED
$11,995
XLT, 4x4, 4 Door
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Located in N. Chapel Hills, Across from the USAFA
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SUBARU SuperStore
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ColorAdo sprinGs, Co 80903
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2012 SUBARU FORESTER 2.5x
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MODEL CODE CDA-01
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