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Thursday, June 25, 2015 Vol. 59 No. 25 TV chef cooks with Team Pete By Dave Smith 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colorado — In case you were wondering who was cooking at the Peterson Health and Wellness Center June 22 it was TV chef Carla Hall and a group of kids and parents whipping up some amazing food. Hall, co-host of ABC’s “The Chew,” visited Peterson Air Force Base to kick off her Summer United Services Organization tour of Colorado. She worked with 12 young people and their parents, who were drawn from a list of people who signed up for the chance to take part in the intimate setting of the class. She is continuing the tour by visiting Fort Carson and the Air Force Academy. Hall participated in her first USO tour last year because she wanted to give something back to the military. “I think it’s just a way to have a one-on-one exchange with the troops and their families,” Hall said. “It feels so good to actually give back to the people who keep us safe. I walked out the door last year saying, ‘I want to do it again.’” The USO tour setting is certainly different from “The Chew” where Hall works alongside Daphne Oz, Clinton Kelly and celebrity chefs Michael Symon and Mario Batali. On TV, for example, she explained she will have five minutes at most to get her recipe across, while in a smaller class-type situation she can slow down and teach. “I can give 10 tips compared to three on TV,” Hall said. She enjoys circulating amongst participants, getting a chance to work with them hands-on. “That’s what I love because people need different things and I can help fix that. You don’t get that on TV.” She especially likes working with children because they are like a blank canvass. Hall loves to watch them learn, (U.S. Air Force photo by Dave Smith) catching that moment when a light goes on and they “get TV chef Carla Hall, co-host of ABCs “The Chew,” is pleased with the answer given by one of the youngsters participating in her cooking class held at the Health and Wellness Center at Peterson Air Force Base on June 22. Hall was on a USO tour of Colorado, also holding similar sessions at Fort See Carla Hall page 6 Carson and the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Karen Mitchell, 21st Operation Support Squadron transient alert lead servicer. There is no aircraft too big or too small for them. They service everything from trainer aircraft to C-5 Galaxies, and aircraft from all military branches as well as aircraft from other nations. The crew also coordinates and works alongside the Federal Aviation Administration, Colorado Springs Airport and Fort Carson’s Arrival Departure Air Control Group. Escorting aircraft in and off the flight line is one of several daily tasks transient alert completes. Upon arrival, they coordinate with the aircrew any servicing the plane needs and can fuel the smaller aircraft, for example; fighters, train- ers, C-21s and smaller D.V. aircraft. They also support the arriving and departing deployment units, said Mitchell. “Being able to get the aircraft in and out of Peterson with- out any problems is very satisfying,” said Mitchell, who is retired Air Force and has worked at transient alert for 19 “FOLLOW ME” years. Before that she was a C-5 Galaxy crew chief.

(U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Tiffany DeNault) The arrival, maintenance and departure is a smooth pro- PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. – Karen Mitchell, 21st Operations Support Squadron transient alert lead servicer, escorts a C-40 Clipper from cess, but the crew can assist in crash recovery if anything Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, to its parking spot June 17, 2015. This is Mitchell’s 19th year as part of a nine member servicing crew who escorts, were to go wrong on the flight line, said Mitchell. coordinates services, fuels, and supports all aircraft to and from Peterson. The nine member team’s skills and knowledge make them very unique in the trade, she said. Being the first people to By Senior Airman Tiffany DeNault When an aircraft lands, the pilots are greeted by a tran- greet incoming and last to wave off outgoing aircrews, they 21st Space Wing Public Affairs sient alert vehicle with large letters spelling “FOLLOW ME.” represent not only the 21st Space Wing but also Air Force The vehicle escorts the aircraft to a parking spot where they Space Command. PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Peterson does are greeted by another transient alert servicer waving the The 21st Space Wing’s mission is not solely accomplished not have an aircraft wing, however, its flight line hosts guests pilots into park. by the men and women in uniform but also by the Airmen and distinguished visitors from all over the world, joint There are eight servicing contractors and one aerospace not in uniform; contractors, civilians and families. service visits and exercises, and aircraft visiting neighbor- ground equipment contractor. The crew escorts, services, Transient alert’s precise execution of their mission supports ing bases and post. fuels and supports approximately 1500 aircraft annually, said the missions of every aircrew coming through Peterson.

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Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, 80903, run, he knew he would be back to tackle it again. a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Air And tackle it he did. On June 6 the 62-year-old Strait com- Force, under exclusive written contract with the 21st Space pleted the grueling mountainous run in 16:22:28, a great Wing. This commercial enterprise Air Force newspaper demonstration of a trait — resiliency- he regards highly. is an authorized publication for members of the U.S. “I had a horrible, horrible first 5 miles in 2012,” Strait said, military services. Contents of the Space Observer are not necessarily the “Not this year.” official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, In fact he covered the first 5.58 to the fortuitously named the Department of Defense or the Department of the Hope Campground checkpoint in 1:36. That pace assured he Air Force. would get to the 33-mile mark in time to get through the most The appearance of advertising in this publication, including inserts or supplements, does not constitute difficult section of the course before it was dark. endorsement by DoD, the Department of the Air Force, He called the Squaw Peak challenge the most difficult race or CSMNG, of the products or services advertised. he ever ran. He has the running experience to make that a Everything advertised in this publication shall be made substantial claim. Strait has run many Pikes Peak Marathons available for purchase, use or patronage without regard and Pikes Peak Ascent races and other 50-milers. to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other “I’ve never run a course that was so rocky. At the 40-mile non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. mark Windy Pass is like a mini-(Manitou) Incline, sort of.” Editorial content is edited, prepared and provided by Nearly half the course was over dirt trails thorough the the 21st Space Wing Public Affairs Office, 775 Loring Wasatch Mountains outside of Provo, Utah. “There were a Ave., Suite 219, Peterson AFB, Colo., 80914-1294, (719) 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185, fax (719) 556-7848 or DSN lot of isolated trails, sometimes there was cell service.” 834-7848. All photographs are Air Force photographs Strait doesn’t like to fail and that’s not such a strange thought unless otherwise indicated. coming from a retired Air Force colonel. Not finishing the The Space Observer is published every Thursday. 2012 event left a bad taste in his mouth so he decided to draw For advertising inquiries, call Colorado Springs Military on the resiliency and sticktoitivness he gained during his Air Newspapers, (719) 634-5905. Employees of Peterson Air Force Base who want to place a free classified advertise- Force career. ment should call (719) 329-5210. “I wanted to get that monkey off my back,” Strait said. He Articles, announcements, news briefs or feedback for used the Bataan Memorial Death March in March as a training the Space Observer should be submitted to the 21st SW/PA run and ran/walked between three and four and a half hours via [email protected]. For further information, call 21st SW/PA at (719) 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185 or on the weekends. Along with his typical running he trained e-mail [email protected]. Deadline for article for six months to specifically conquer the Squaw Peak event. submission is noon the Friday one week before publication. Strait had some company for portions of the trip. His daugh- All articles, copy and announcements submitted will be ters ran with him a bit as did his wife, but for the most part edited to conform to AFI Series 35 and the Associated it was all him and back country trails. The last 50 yards his Press Stylebook and Libel Manual. 21st Space Wing Director of Staff Al Strait poses with the medal he earned completing the For information in the event of a Peterson Air Force four-year-old granddaughter joined him and they crossed Squaw Peak 50 Mile trail run above Provo, Utah June 6. The retired Air Force colonel applied Base emergency, contact the Straight Talk line at (719) resiliency learned during his military career to bounce back after not finishing the course in 556-9154. See Strait page 5 2012. He completed the rocky, mountainous course in 16:22.

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the finish line together. CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP Are you a night owl? CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP “That was pretty special for me,” he admitted. His goal was to finish the challenge and now that he did he is check- Do you have a reliable vehicle? ing it off of his list. DRIVERS Running is something Strait has long enjoyed, finding WANTED Do you have a strong back and benefits to regular jaunts as part of his typical regimen. He said it helps clear his head. willingness to get a good workout? “Running is my outlet,” he explained. “Running helps me become a little bit more resilent and blow off some steam.” AND would you like to make an Strait also draws upon something he became familiar extra $12,000+ a year working with during his time as an Airman: the four pillars of under 12 hours a week? Comprehensive Airman Fitness. He is pretty comfortable with where he stands in the social, mental and spiritual pillars, but desires to attain a balance between all four so the physical pillar is the one he focuses on most. HAVE WE GOT “Balance those four and you’ll have a good quality of life,” he said. “One thing is for sure, I don’t run for speed anymore, I’m not as competitive. But I want to be an example for others, especially my family. I wanted to set an example A JOB FOR YOU. for my kids so they’d want to stay active.” He pursues fitness as a lifestyle. For example he enjoys War Fit even though he is not as fast as he used to be. Strait The Colorado Springs continues to participate because he is doing what the Airmen Military Newspaper Group are doing as well as setting an example. Demonstrating re- (publishers of The Mountaineer, siliency is something everyone can do, regardless of things Space Observer and Schriever Sentinel) that might be considered hindrances. “Don’t be limited by what you think you can’t do,” Strait are looking for a few good drivers advised, “Don’t let limitations be in your mind and when to deliver the military newspapers. you start something, finish it.” Having moved the Squaw Peak 50 off of his list, Strait Please email your name, phone number, is on to the next challenge. What particular challenge he takes on is still up in the air. It could be a 100-mile bicycle and availability to [email protected] ride or possibly next year’s Bataan Memorial Death March. One thing is certain, however. Whatever the challenge ends up being Strait and his Air Force resiliency will be ready to face it head on. CSMNCOLORADO SPRINGS MILITARY NEWSPAPERG GROUP SPACE OBSERVER 6 Thursday, June 25, 2015 www.peterson.af.mil ‘BASH’ helps mitigate risk

By Lt. Col. Miguel Rosales pyrotechnics, air cannons or trained dogs Airport operations, Federal Aviation much greater team than those assigned 21st Space Wing Safety to scare wildlife away, traps to relocate, Administration air traffic control, 21st to work the BASH program. Just as we all and in some cases toxicants. Force Support Squadron, 21st Security have an OPSEC responsibility to be a sen- PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. Indirect means are the most common Forces Squadron and 21st Civil Engineer sor, each of us can be a BASH sensor. — As the weather begins to warm up, you and include landscape management prac- Squadron. I recently noticed an owl nest on base will begin to see more and more wildlife tices such as vegetation removal to exclude Darron Haughn, 21st Space Wing flight with several fledglings while out driving around Peterson Air Force Base. You’ll see hazardous wildlife from the area, or simply safety manager, provides overall program and immediately reported the location. bunnies, squirrels and birds of all kinds. mowing grass areas to achieve a desired management and Doug Ekberg, USDA BASH team members are now able to for- While it might be tempting to feed the crit- height that deters loafing or nesting spe- Wildlife Services, provides the day-to-day mulate a plan to mitigate the hazard to ters on base, it is important to remember cies on or near runways. execution of the program with assistance both the owls and aircraft by monitoring that while cuddly and cute, wildlife has BASH program personnel work hard to from all team members. the nest. Once the fledglings mature and the potential to pose a serious hazard to understand the behaviors of migrating and Through the proactive approach of depart the area, nest removal will occur, aircraft operating in and around Peterson resident wildlife populations, their habitats program personnel, wildlife strikes at thereby preventing future broods from in- Air Force Base and the Colorado Springs and their prey. By understanding these Colorado Springs Airport / Peterson aver- habiting a location not conducive to safety. Airport. behaviors, program personnel are able to age about one per 5,000 aircraft movements The ultimate goal of every BASH pro- So how do we ensure the safe coexistence employ the appropriate wildlife mitigation (takeoffs and landings) each year. gram is the preservation of safe flight op- of aircraft and wildlife? technique. Some recent program highlights include erations through the reduction/mitigation Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard The Peterson BASH program personnel bat proofing of the Air Traffic Control of wildlife hazards to aircraft. Inevitably, (BASH) program. conduct on average 6,000+ wildlife disper- Tower, introduction of Forward Looking there will be bird/wildlife strikes. BASH program personnel have a variety sals annually. Ensuring the safety of flight Infrared (FLIR) runway surveys, coyote Through program awareness and co- of wildlife mitigation techniques, both di- operations is a team function. The Peterson GPS collaring, bird crop analysis, prairie operation, whether you are a member of rect and indirect, that are employed to find BASH team consists of Wing Safety, U.S. dog mapping, grazing research and tar- the BASH team or not, we can continue to balance between nature and mission safety. Department of Agriculture, 21st Operation geted vegetation removal to name a few. lower the BASH risk and save both wildlife Direct methods include dispersals using Support Squadron, Colorado Springs Our continued success depends on a and mission resources.

Summer research: Cadets test use of personal devices at AFSPC work centers

By Ray Bowden Hyten’s emphasis on innovation. and legality,” he said. “Our project boils down to U.S. Air Force Academy Public Affairs The best scenario would be renewed interest from creating strong legal policy when it comes to polic- AFSPC to allow personal devices in its workspace, ing personal devices and sound security measures.” Madera said. U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. — Two The cadets flew to Joint-Base San Antonio, Texas, “If employees were given new tools and accessibil- Air Force Academy cadets are working on a sum- this week to visit cyber squadrons in the area. ity, they could come up with new and innovative “We were able to get important insight on poten- mer research project at Peterson Air Force Base, solutions to complex problems in their workplace,” Colorado, to integrate personal digital devices at tial security threats and policy issues,” Medara said. he said. “The concept allows for integration between Lt. Col. Don Rhymer, AFSPC’s deputy chief U.S. Air Force Space Command. different departments in a building, simply because Cadets 1st Class Jed Lyon and Matt Medara are scientist, is the cadets’ point-of-contact for the you have a mobile workspace.” project and has assisted the cadets with some of investigating the ‘Internet of Things’ in Space The cadets started the project by assessing the project’s logistical issues. Command. AFSPC’s policy concerning personal devices in “Having taught for many years at the Academy, I ‘”The Internet of Things’ expresses the phenom- its work stations. enon of more and more devices and machines, from “This is a massive project and a huge issue within know cadet engineers are passionate about solving phones to refrigerators, communicating with each the Defense Department,” Lyon said. “If the solu- problems,” he said. “Jed and Matt quickly got up to other over the Internet,” Lyon said. tion was simple and easy to implement, it would speed, gathering input from brilliant communica- Lyon and Medara hope to develop a plan to imple- already be done and there would be policy in place.” tion, cyber and legal experts in the command.” ment a ‘bring your own device’ policy at the AFSPC Lyon said the biggest obstacle so far is DOD The cadets are scheduled to brief Hyten on their headquarters building at Peterson AFB to allow policy. project’s findings June 30. Airmen to use their personal devices instead of “The actual technical implementation of ‘bring “We hope to present the general with a solution the government network. your own device’ seems to be relatively simple, but to implementing a ‘bring your own device policy’ Medara said the command was selected for the implementing it on an AFSPC or DOD-wide scale and frame the benefits and potential downfalls of project because of AFSPC commander Gen. John seems increasingly difficult in the areas of security such a policy,” Lyon said.

A group from the Aragon Dining Facility assisted Hall by prepping all the Carla Hall food ahead of time. She gave a shout out to Tech Sgt. Marie Mindach-Putnam, $/TICK, $/TICK, $/TICK ... From page 1 21st Force Support Squadron food service accountant, Senior Airman Alexandria it.” Hall was very interactive with both Molony, 21st FSS baker and Airman 1st Your Time Is the children and their parents, providing Class Leo Schultz, 21st FSS cook for their tips and techniques and engaging them help. Also assisting was Carlos Wade, Worth More. in various ways, even eliciting a promise 21st FSS R.P. Lee Youth Center youth from the kids they would not engage in sports director. Let e Transcript save you time a food fight, because she’d get involved. A camera crew from “The Chew” is and money. We can place your following Hall on the tour. She said each “Out of County / State” legal Along with teaching them how to of the co-hosts share what they will do notices for publication. create a delicious and healthy meal of during the hiatus from filming. She told We will take care of everything… tarragon chicken and a salad with a about her experience last year and that and you, for less money than if you vinaigrette dressing, Hall taught par- placed it yourself. she was going to do it again. From there ticipants how to check temperature with the production team decided to film Hall For details contact their hand, watch for cross contamina- at the various stops and include them in Robyn Kirk tion, taste as they go, and to clean up an episode of the popular daytime show. 719-634-5905 after themselves. The segment should air next fall. [email protected] “You can’t be that cook, the one who At the end of the day as the partici- makes a mess and not wash up,” she in- pants sat down to eat the fruits of their structed. But she was pleased with their labor, Hall was satisfied her mission was progress, at one point telling them they accomplished. were doing so good she didn’t know if “A child who cooks is a parent’s best she was teaching them anything. dream,” she said. SPACE OBSERVER www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, June 25, 2015 7 #1 LARGEST SUBARU DEALER IN AMERICA! BASED ON 2014 NATIONAL DEALER RANKING

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(Courtesy photo by Dottie White) As part of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command Best Warrior Competition, Soldiers compete in the early hours of the morning June 9 during the 12-mile foot march while carrying a 30-pound ruck at Fort Carson, Colo.

By Dottie White up to this event. I’m very proud the event petition was fun. It was nice to be able to command in the Headquarters Department USASMDC/ARSTRAT Public Affairs culminated here in Colorado Springs with do multiple events. It wasn’t just in one lane. of Army Best Warrior Competition in Fort these Soldiers demonstrating all their hard So it was good to have variety where it does Lee, Va., in October. encompass the entire total Soldier concept.” PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. work and commitment to excellence.” Deleon thanked the Soldiers on behalf of French said his favorite event was the M4/ — U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Grayson, who competed in last year’s com- the brigade commander, brigade command M9 qualifications, because he enjoys shoot- Command/Army Forces Strategic Command petition, said he kind of knew what to expect. sergeant major, battalion commander, and ing. And he said by far the most challenging Soldiers competed as this year’s Best Warrior “Overall the competition was a good com- was the 12-mile ruck march. himself. June 7-11 at Fort Carson, Colo., and Peterson petition — very physically demanding, also “I would say it was 60 to 70 percent uphill,” “These two Soldiers have definitely exem- Air Force Base. mentally demanding,” he said. “I’m just glad French said. “Not being from this elevation, plified the warrior ethos and those things The USASMDC/ARSTRAT 2015 Best I was able to come out on top this time.” it destroys you quickly.” that stand out as being a space warrior and Warriors, named in a ceremony June 11 Grayson said his favorite event was the Grayson and French will represent the serving in this organization,” he said. following four days of competition, were obstacle course, and the most challenging Sgt. Kristopher A. Grayson, Headquarters event was the 12-mile ruck march. and Headquarters Company, 53rd Signal “It was very hilly terrain going uphill most Battalion, Peterson Air Force Base; and of the time,” he said. “It was very challeng- Spc. James French, C Company, 53rd Signal ing, but I’m going to continue to work on it Battalion, Landstuhl, Germany. moving forward so it’s not an issue.” The competition consisted of the Army Grayson also said he would recommend Physical Fitness Test, day and night land the competition for other Soldiers. Plasma savednavigation, my Army warrior buddy’s tasks and battle “It’slife. a great way to get out there and at least drills, 12-mile ruck march, M9 pistol and M4 put your name out there,” he said. “At the Little People, Big Smiles rifle weapons qualification, written common least, you can see what you’re physically and Soldier knowledge examination, written es- mentally about. You can represent yourself, say, obstacle course, and appearance in front represent the command and try to be the www.cspediatricdentistry.com of a board comprising command sergeants best Soldier you can be.” That’s why major from across SMDC. French, who is new to the competition, Technology with a Caring Touch “I’m very proud of Sgt. Grayson and Spc. said it was a great experience. Specialized treatment planning for all ages French,” said Command Sgt. Maj. Russell “Just being given the opportunity to get Treatment under conscious sedation and general-anesthesia away from where you normally are and to I donate plasma.Deleon of the 1st Space Battalion. “These Digital radiography for pinpoint treatment plans and Soldiers, along with their first line super- meet other Soldiers in different units is a reduced radiation exposure visors, took a long time to prepare leading great experience,” he said. “And the com- A product made from plasma Parents can stay with children during treatment Derek Kirkham, DDS Tyler Driggers, DDS helped my best friend Je rey Kahl, DDS Kenneth Otterstedt, DDS Most insurance accepted including Military and Medicaid when he was burned My one reason? 719-596-2097 (719) 522-0123 while deployed overseas. 660 South Pointe Court, Suite 100 9480 Briar Village Point, Suite 301 I donate plasma To show I so people like my buddycare about my can get home to their families. community. You only need one reason to donate plasma.

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(U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rose Gudex) PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. – Airmen from the 721st Security Forces Squadron advance into the industrial area of a warehouse to clear the area and find two rogue Airmen with weapons in a scenario during an annual train- ing mission at the 21st Security Forces Training Complex, June 16. 721st SFS members conducted an active shooter, live-fire training using non-lethal training ammunition, which allows for the most realistic force-on-force training.

(U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rose Gudex) PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. – Two Airmen from the 721st Security Forces Squadron clear an area of the industrial area of a warehouse to find two rogue Airmen with weapons in a scenario during an annual training mission at the 21st Security Forces Training Complex, June 16. 721st SFS members conducted an active shooter, live-fire training using non-lethal training ammunition, which allows for the most realistic force-on-force training. SPACE OBSERVER www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, June 25, 2015 11 Security Forces Airmen practice active shooter response

(U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jared Marquis) PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo.- Airman Connor Richardson (left), 721st Security Forces Squadron and Tech. Sgt. Adislado Garcia, 302nd Security Forces Squadron, confront a suicidal Soldier during a training exercise scenario at the Fort Carson middle school June 18, 2015. The joint training gave area first responders the opportunity to practice combined response to an incident on or off post.

(U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rose Gudex) PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. – A 721st Security Forces Squadron member covers a teammate while clearing an area of “enemy forces” during an annual training mission at the 21st Security Forces Training Complex, June 16. 721st SFS members conducted an active shooter, live-fire training using non-lethal training ammunition, which allows for the most realistic force-on-force training. SPACE OBSERVER 12 Thursday, June 25, 2015 www.peterson.af.mil Read to the rhythm for summer reading

(U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rose Gudex) PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. – Children’s books line the shelves for kids to explore and read at the Peterson AFB Library, June 16. Airmen and their families can sign up for the summer reading program, “Read to the Rhythm,” from now until its end-of-program party July 18.

By Airman 1st Class Rose Gudex where they were at the end of the school year,” she said. “So For the young adult and adult categories, names are put 21st Space Wing Public Affairs at the beginning of the new school year they have to spend into a raffle each week they bring in their reading log. All three weeks or even a month catching up.” the adult reading hours are also added to the total reading To keep kids from losing progress, and even help them hours for the program. PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — When school advance, the library offers a program to get them pumped In 2014 there were a total of 753 people signed up for the lets out for the summer, there is nothing further from the about reading, said Kucharski. Prizes are available once a program, including 218 adults, 48 young adults and 307 mind of a 10-year-old than sitting still to read a book. The week for the children who continuously read. junior readers, who read for a total of 6,231 hours. With 573 summer reading program at the Peterson AFB Library is “Our program is based on the amount of time read,” people signed up in just the first week this year, they are well doing everything it can to change that. Kucharski said. “For every half hour read, you get to cross on the way to beating those numbers, she said. The Peterson AFB summer reading program is sponsored off one circle on the reading log. You bring the log into the “We keep these stats so we know how many people were by the Department of Defense, which allows the library to library every week. As long as some reading time is logged impacted,” Kucharski said. “It’s exciting to see kids this create a more exciting program. Registration began June 8 each week, kids get a fun weekly prize.” excited to read.” for “Read to the Rhythm” and will end July 18 with a party When playing video games sounds much more entertain- Whether you’re an Airman in the dorms needing to do to celebrate the success of each reader. ing than reading a book, she said the prizes help to get kids something besides play video games or a military spouse The purpose of the program is to get kids to read through- at a young age excited about reading. As they get older, the trying to get your kids involved in something educationally out the summer, but more importantly, to prevent summer delight in toys gives way to the satisfaction of a good book. beneficial for the summer, read to the rhythm this summer. slide, said Kathy Kucharski, Peterson AFB Library director. While only the younger children get weekly prizes for For more information, please call the base library at 556- “It’s a fact that during the summer, kids slide back from reading, the program is open to all ages, Kucharski said. 7462 or stop by building 1171.

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