Vol. 76, No. 34 Aug. 24, 2018 IVY WEEK 2018

Photo by 1st Lt. Dan Lee Soldiers with 4th Squadron, 10th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, competition of 11 different sports and warrior tasks including: tug-of-war, 2-mile run, 4th Infantry Division, race to the next medical evacuation objective while competing squad ruck relay, combatives, medical stakes, soccer, softball, basketball, flag football, for the Commander’s Cup during this year’s Fort Carson Ivy Week Aug. 15. Ivy Week is a stress shoot and golf. See story on pages 16-17.

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MOUNTAINEER SMDC senior leader discusses career path Commanding General: Maj. Gen. Randy A. George By Dottie White U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Garrison Commander: Col. Brian K. Wortinger Command Public Affairs Office Garrison Public Affairs Officer: Dee McNutt A U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/ Army Forces Strategic Command leader recently sat down Chief, Print and Web Communications: and answered questions regarding his career path in the Rick Emert National Guard. Editor: Aleah M. Castrejon Brig. Gen. Tim Lawson became the deputy commanding general for operations, USASMDC/ Staff writer: Scott Prater ARSTRAT, in June 2017. This includes oversight of two brigades, the Army Astronaut Detachment, satellite Sports writer: Walt Johnson communications system support, Joint Friendly Forces Tracking, radar support to space and intelligence operations Layout/graphics: Jeanne Mazerall and the operational command post when activated. Being a multi-component command, USASMDC/ This commercial enterprise newspaper is ARSTRAT has Soldiers from the active-duty Army, Army an authorized publication for members of the Department of Defense. Contents of the National Guard and Army Reserve as well as civilians Mountaineer are not necessarily the official and contractors. Photo by Dottie White view of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government Question: Most people think National Guard Brig. Gen. Tim Lawson, deputy commanding general for operations, or the Department of the Army. Printed circulation Soldiers serve in their home state. How do you and U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces is 8,000 copies. other SMDC/ARSTRAT National Guard Soldiers move The editorial content of the Mountaineer Strategic Command, addresses the command’s multi-component is the respon­sibility of the Public Affairs Office, from state to state? workforce during a safety event. Fort Carson, Colo., Tel.: 526-4144. The e-mail Answer: If there is a job opportunity in another state, address is [email protected]. then you can enact an interstate transfer. There are Ground-based midcourse defense (GMD) is about half of The Mountaineer is posted online at opportunities to do that for National Guardsmen on a our mission at Army Space and Missile Defense Command http://www.fortcarsonmountaineer.com. full-time role as an active guard person or as a traditional and was a large part of my selection for promotion. The The Mountaineer is an unofficial publication authorized by AR 360-1. The guard person. I applied to be the commander of the 100th National Guard has a finite number of general officer Mountaineer is printed by Colorado Springs Missile Defense Brigade while serving in Wisconsin. I billets they fill, worldwide. 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The 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson welcomed two new deputy commanders and a chief of staff as well as their Families to the Mountain Post during a ceremony at Founders Plaza Aug. 16. At the same time, the division bid farewell to its command sergeant major. Flag bearers from every Fort Carson unit, joined the 4th Infantry Division Band and Division Artillery troops who rendered an artillery salute during the ceremony, in welcoming the division’s newest leaders — Col. Kevin D. Admiral, deputy commander, 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson; Col. Joseph A. Ryan, deputy commander, 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson; and Col. Thomas M. Feltey, chief of staff, 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson. Maj. Gen. Randy A. George, From left to right: Maj. Gen. Randy A. commanding general, 4th Inf. Div. and at the Ivy Division after performing Admiral arrives at Fort Carson fresh George, commanding general, 4th Infantry Fort Carson, presided over the ceremony. fast-paced and very demanding jobs. off of a stint as the executive officer to Division and Fort Carson, joins Col. Kevin D. “Gentlemen, you all have impressive “Joe (Ryan) is coming in after the commander of the U.N. Command/ Admiral, Col. Joseph A. Ryan, Col. Thomas M. resumes and we are fortunate to get three spending several months at the Pentagon, Combined Forces Command/U.S. Forces Feltey and Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy L. outstanding officers,” George said. “We working and learning from Gen. (Mark Korea, something George called, a very Metheny as they stand at attention during are all excited to have you on the team.” A.) Milley, our chief of staff of the tough and demanding job, given our a welcoming ceremony for the officers While explaining the importance Army,” said George. “I know we’re current state of international tensions. and a farewell ceremony for Metheny Aug. of gaining a fresh perspective, George all going to benefit greatly from your 16 at Founders Plaza. said the three new officers were arriving experience.” See Leadership on Page 4 4 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018 Soldiers to hang up uniforms Mountaineer staff ‰‰ S gt. 1st Class Mark C. Goodier, HHBN, 4th Inf. Div. Eleven Soldiers will be honored for their service to ‰‰ Sgt. 1st Class Ryan L. Watson, Warrior the nation during a retirement ceremony Wednesday at Transition Unit 10 a.m. at the William “Bill” Reed Special Events Center. ‰‰ Sgt. 1st Class Craig C. Udelhoven, 2nd Infantry They are: Brigade Combat Team, 4th Inf. Div. ‰‰ C hief Warrant Officer 2 José L. Moreno Trinidad, ‰‰ Sgt. 1st Class Miguel A. Viera, 4th CAB, 4th 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Inf. Div. Division ‰‰ Staff Sgt. Eric D. Wall, 168th Regiment ‰‰ Co mmand Sgt. Maj. Steven E. Varner, 4th Combat Regional Training Institute (Basic Leader Aviation Brigade, 4th Inf. Div. Course) ‰‰ 1st Sgt. Kenneth R. Robinson, 1st Armored Brigade ‰‰ Staff Sgt. Jose J. Guzman, 2nd IBCT, Combat Team, Fort Riley, Kansas 4th Inf. Div. ‰‰ Sgt. 1st Class Paul B. Moser, Headquarters and ‰‰ Staff Sgt. Andre V. Lee, 4th Sustainment Brigade, Headquarters Battalion, 4th Inf. Div. 4th Inf. Div.

that he has been for me and many phenomenal Soldier, expert and athlete “I’ve never been with a more Leadership others this past year,” George said. “Tim and he inspires our young troopers.” professional officer,” Metheny said From Page 3 (Metheny) and I started this journey Metheny thanked Fort Carson of George. “No one is going to outrun together and he has brought fresh leaders, command sergeants major, him or outwork him or care more for Feltey steps in as the chief of staff eyes to our battlefield and made a NCOs, Soldiers, Families and the Soldiers and Families. He’s changed a after commanding the 316th Cavalry tremendous difference across our Colorado Springs community for culture, changed an attitude and has Brigade at Fort Benning, Georgia. entire formation. To say he will be missed supporting him during his time at our folks ready to go to war. I’m not “Again, fresh perspectives are is certainly an understatement. He’s a Fort Carson. ready to leave the best post in the U.S. critical for any team to maintain Army and the most ready division relevancy and to position ourselves for in the U.S. Army. We have Soldiers the future,” George said. “We are lucky deployed to five different combatant to be getting three phenomenal leaders commands and seven different who will bring those fresh perspectives countries. As you go to bed tonight, to our formation and strong backs think about our Soldiers who are who can do a lot of work in support of deployed in harm’s way somewhere our Soldiers and our Families.” around the world.” George also thanked the Ivy Metheny is departing Fort Carson Division’s newest leaders’ Families for the middle east, where he will take for enduring last week’s damaging over as the command sergeant major hailstorm, even as they moved into of U.S. Forces Afghanistan. housing on post. While welcoming two deputy Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy L. commanders and a chief of staff, the Metheny, senior enlisted leader, division also bid farewell to Command 4th Infantry Division and Fort Sgt. Maj. Timothy L. Metheny, who has Carson, thanks division leaders performed the role since August 2017. and Soldiers during his farewell “It’s hard to convey in words the true speech at Founders Plaza Aug. 16. partner, sounding board and confidant Photo by Scott Prater Aug. 24, 2018 — MOUNTAINEER 5 Military 1st SBCT takes care of wounded warrior Story and photo by 2nd Lt. Ryan S. Bradley he did while deployed makes me very proud,” said 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team Public Affairs Office, Isabelle Blair. “I just didn’t know how to hug him.” 4th Infantry Division Because his return was unplanned after being wounded overseas, the Family had to find housing on A 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team Soldier very short notice. recently returned from Afghanistan after receiving With the help of brigade and battalion leadership, combat related injuries in support of Operation the Blair Family was offered on-base housing. Freedom’s Sentinel. Staff Sgt. Jacob Blair, a squad “There was a lot of great coordination that leader with the 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, happened between the units to get the Family what they 1st SBCT, 4th Infantry Division, was on patrol when needed,” said Capt. Jaypatrick Griffith, commander, he was injured by small arms fire in July. Headquarters Company, 1st Bn., 38th Inf. Reg. Blair originally arrived at Fort Carson in September The brigade and community pulled together to 2017 and deployed to Afghanistan seven months later. ensure a smooth transition for the Blair Family by His wife, Isabelle Blair, and children moved to Texas helping coordinate housing, moving the Family into to be closer to Family. Upon learning of his pending their new home and providing meals for the first week. return, Blair’s wife and children began planning their “From the forward units supporting Operation return to Fort Carson from Odessa, Texas. Freedom’s Sentinel to the rear-detachment brigade Jacob Blair arrived at Peterson Air Force Base command team, everyone was communicating well,” in Colorado Springs, late on the evening of Aug. 17. said Griffith. Leadership, fellow Soldiers and Family members 1st Sgt. Matthew Olsen, rear-detachment greeted the wounded warrior as he stepped off the command sergeant major, 1st Bn. 38th Inf. Reg., 1st C-130 Hercules aeromedical aircraft. SBCT, wanted the brigade’s Families and Soldiers to The homecoming was emotional as Isabelle Blair know that the team at Fort Carson is always available Isabelle Blair, right, greets her husband Staff Sgt. hugged her husband. to help them through this deployment and other trying Jacob Blair, a squad leader with 1st Battalion, 38th “I never wanted to see him hurt like that but what times. Helping the Blair Family provided the command Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th team with a chance to demonstrate Infantry Division, after he stepped off of a C-130 Hercules this support in a very visible way. aeromedical aircraft at Peterson Air Force Base Aug. 17. “It was a good opportunity to put “ Seeing the unit take words into actions,” said Olsen. Carson,” said Isabelle Blair. “It would have been 10 The morning following Jacob times harder to do it all ourselves.” care of the Soldiers Blair’s return, Soldiers arrived in full For Jacob Blair, it made a difficult and unexpected force with trucks and trailers to help return home, easier. the Blair Family move items from stor- “It’s amazing. There are really no words for it,” said like this is amazing.” age into their new Fort Carson home. Jacob Blair. “It just shows how together we are, like “We are very thankful to have a brotherhood. Seeing the unit take care of Soldiers — Staff Sgt. Jacob Blair such a great support team here at Fort like this is amazing.” 6 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018 Master marksman teaches deployed

Soldiers Photo by Pfc. Matthew J. Marcellus By Cpl. Gabrielle Weaver Support Battalion, 4th CAB, 4th Inf. Div., Heroux was known for his knowledge Soldiers assigned to the 4th 24th Press Camp Headquarters is one of the few people at Illesheim to of small arms and ability to effectively Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th give this rare opportunity to Soldiers fire at targets while at Fort Carson. With Infantry Division, conduct combat ILLESHEIM ARMY AIRFIELD, serving in the rotation. the brigade leadership wanting more of drills during a physical portion of Germany — Soldiers with 4th Combat Heroux proved to be an important an emphasis on marksmanship for their the Master Marksmanship Course Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, asset to his unit. Not only was he the Soldiers, Heroux felt it was his duty, as a under the tutelage of Staff Sgt. anxiously waited for class to begin. It was small arms marksmanship master gunner, leader, to better his Soldiers as marksmen. James Heroux at Illesheim day four, test day. he was also in charge of overseeing the Army Airfield, Germany, Aug. 9. They were being offered a rare operations of his unit. See Marksman on Page 12 Heroux is a chemical, biological, opportunity to attend the master marks- radiological and nuclear specialist manship course during their rotation with Headquarters and Support to Illesheim Army Airfield, Germany. Company, 404th Aviation Support The presence of 4th CAB Soldiers Battalion, 4th CAB, 4th Inf. Div., in Europe for Operation Atlantic who volunteered to teach the unit Resolve provided an opportunity to valuable marksmanship skills. train with NATO allies and partners to demonstrate the nation’s commit- ment to collective peace and security. With the Army rolling out new Cpl. Andrew Bryant, a signal standards for marksmanship training, support system specialist with Soldiers in rotations such as these are Company C, 404th Aviation left with limited time and resources to Support Battalion, 4th Combat train on new standards. Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry That’s where Staff Sgt. James Division, takes notes during a Heroux stepped in. Master Marksmanship Course Heroux, a chemical, biological, lecture given by Staff Sgt. James radiological and nuclear (CBRN) Heroux Aug. 10 at Illesheim specialist with Headquarters and Army Airfield, Germany. Support Company, 404th Aviation Photo by Cpl. Gabrielle Weaver

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Photo by Spc. Andrew McNeil Soldiers with 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, form up before Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base, Romania, July 10. 2nd GSAB Soldiers are training in locations loading into UH-60 Black Hawks from 2nd General Support Aviation Battalion, 4th Aviation throughout Europe in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. Regiment, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, during air assault training near commitment to collective security and dedication to enduring peace and stability in the region. 4th CAB hits ground running By Amber Martin Garrison Public Affairs Office

The 4th Combat Aviation Brigade began its nine-month deployment to Europe in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve in June. The 4th CAB’s mission is part of an ongoing U.S. commitment to support the collective security of NATO Allies and U.S. Armed Forces in Europe. With helicopters buzzing in the background Col. W. Scott Gallaway, commander, 4th CAB, shared his impression of their first 45 days in Europe during a phone interview Aug. 17. “The 4th CAB has been here for about six weeks now,” said Gallaway. “We hit the ground running, and we’ve conducted multiple exercises across five different countries.” The 4th CAB replaced the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, from Fort Hood, Texas. The transition went smoothly, thanks to great planning and the 1st Cav. Div.’s ability to integrate the 4th CAB quickly into the ongoing mis- sion in Europe, according to Gallaway. “I was really proud of the team for Photo by Sgt. Gregory Summers that across the board, from the young A hand over and transfer of authority ceremony is held at the U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach - Storck Barracks’ airfield to mark the crew chiefs that were building aircraft start of 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division’s, assumption of the Atlantic Resolve mission as U.S. Army Europe’s through the night to the pilots who put regionally allocated aviation force, last month. together a really sound safe plan to get all the aircraft off the port and fly them to would like them to take the opportunity combined training exercises that are exercise with Latvia called, “Operation their outstations,” said Gallaway. “Within to travel around Europe. focused on interoperability. These Namyes” at the end of this month as well. 53 hours of the boat landing on the port “Go to Prague, or take a train to exercises include aviation exercises and While logistics and sustainment may present and dropping the ramp down, we had all Paris and spend the weekend learning a multinational exercise support with challenges when operating across multiple the aircraft off the port.” different culture,” said Gallaway. “It’s U.S. NATO Allies and partner nations. countries, Gallaway said it just takes time to Based primarily out of Illesheim, an incredible opportunity to be an “We have supported Romanian think through the problem and coordinate Germany, the 4th CAB also maintains ambassador for our division and to see Special Operation Forces on training resources. He wants to continue to work a presence in other Atlantic Resolve those sights on your bucket list.” missions, we did a couple of air with NATO Allies and partner nations to participating countries including Latvia, Morale is high and Soldiers are assaults down in the Alps to support the synchronize training efforts. Poland and Romania. Gallaway has been motivated because they know how German Mountain Infantry Brigade,” “Everybody is very welcoming; there traveling Europe over the last six weeks important the mission is and understand said Gallaway. “We are now in the is tremendous opportunity out here for to check in on his team and encourage the unique training opportunities that process of training with the Georgians great training and every place that we’ve the Soldiers. He told his Soldiers that the mission provides, said Galloway. in their mission readiness exercise.” been we are interested in doing more,” while the mission is first and foremost, he The brigade’s emphasis is on joint and They have an upcoming training said Gallaway. 10 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018

Military Of note room 2513 at the following times: 8 and 11:30 a.m. The Logistics Readiness Center’s (LRC) Laundry and 3:30 p.m. For more information on requirements Briefs Facility — Effective immediately the facility and application procedures visit, www.usarec.army. located at building 1525 will no longer launder all of mil/armypa or www.usarec.army.mil/mrb/aecp. the Soldier’s Organizational Clothing and Individual Casualty Notification/Assistance Officer training Hours of operation Equipment (OCIE) as directed by Army Support — The 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson Joint Personal Property Shipping Office (JPPSO) — Command (ASC), ANNEX A provides a list of commanding general has directed all Soldiers, JPPSO’s hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday. A non-OCIE and OCIE authorized to be laundered sergeant first class through command sergeant face-to-face personal property counseling briefing is by the LRC laundry facility. ANNEX A is posted at major, chief warrant officer 2-5 and officers, mandatory for JPPSO. At this time, the self-counseling the Central Issue Facility (CIF) and laundry facility captain and above, to attend Casualty Assistance option to process applications through the Defense in building 1525. Soldiers are responsible to clean Officer and Casualty Notification Officer Training. Personal Property System (DPS) is not authorized. their OCIE prior to turning it in to the CIF. The CIF The training course is held at the USO building, JPPSO is located in the Mountain Post Soldier Center will not accept OCIE turn-in that is not clean or free 1218, room 203. First come, first served basis. The at 6351 Wetzel Ave., building 1525, cubicle B. Call of dirt and debris regardless of the serviceability class times are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the following 526-3755 to schedule a DPS appointment. criteria. Point of contact for further information is dates: Sept. 18-20, Oct. 16-18, Nov. 6-7, and Dec. Fort Carson Retirement Services — operates Monday- Larry Parks at 524-1888 or email larry.a.parks4. 11-12. The 2019 training will be held during Friday from 7 a.m. to noon and 1-3:30 p.m. in building [email protected]. the same hours on the following dates: Jan. 15- 1525, room 308. The phone number is 526-2840. AMEDD Commissioning Briefs — Inter-Service 17, Feb. 12-14, March 12-14, April 9-11, May Military Claims Office — is located at 1633 Mekong Physician Assistant, The Army Medical Department 14-16, June 11-13, July 9-11, Aug. 13-14, Sept. 10-12, St., building 6222, and is open Monday-Friday (AMEDD) Enlisted Commissioning Program Oct. 15-17, Nov. 12-14, Dec. 10-12. Contact the from 9 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. The office no (AECP), and other medical commissioning program casualty assistance center Zita Ephron, operations longer adjudicates Personnel Claims Act (PCA) qualifications and application procedures will be and trainer, for additional training opportunities. claims, but can provide general claims assistance. briefed by the program managers from Fort Knox, Call 719-526-2510 or email usarmy.carson. Household goods claimants must report their loss Kentucky. The briefs will be at Evans Community [email protected] or damage directly to the transportation service Hospital Tuesday-Wednesday in Cochrane Hall, or [email protected]. provider (TSP) by fax or through the Defense Personal Property System at http://www.move.mil within 75 days of delivery. Claims must be sub­mitted to the TSP Tuesday from 8-9:30 a.m. and 2-3:30 p.m.; Wednesday- • Soldier Family Assistance Center, building 7492, 524- within nine months of delivery for full replacement Thursday from 8-9:30 a.m., 10-11:30 a.m. and 2-3:30 7309/7310 — services are for Warrior Transition value. All PCA claims, including household goods, p.m.; and Friday from 8-9:30 a.m.; Individual Transition Unit Soldiers. personal vehicle shipment and incident to service loss, Plan/CAPSTONE review Thursday from 1-2 p.m.; Logistics Readiness Center Supply and Services are now being adjudicated by the Center for Per­sonnel and clearing (only location to clear), Monday-Friday • Central issue facility, building 1525 — Monday- Claims Support at Fort Knox, Kentucky, which can be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, 7:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30-4 p.m. Last reached at 502-626-3000. To file a claim, visit http:// • Transition services in building 6237 — include customer is served at 3:30 p.m. www.JAGCNet.army.mil/pclaims. The Fort Carson mandatory weekly five-day program that covers • Reparable exchange/directed exchange or turn-in — claims office can be reached at 526-1355. transition overview, Military Occupational Skill Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. noon and 12:30-4 p.m. on Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Crosswalk, finan­cial planning, U.S. a walk-in basis. For faster turn-in service, call 526-3321 Program (SFL-TAP) — has combined Depart ­ment of Labor employment for an appointment. several services at one location and is workshop and Veterans Affairs • Ammunition supply point, building open Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; benefits; career counseling; tran- 9370 — Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. Better Opportunities it is open training holidays but closed for Single Soldiers sition resources; job fairs, resource Last issue/turn-in to ASP is at 2:30 p.m.; exceptions on federal holidays. Call 526-1002/6465 fairs and employer days. coordinated on case-by-case basis. to schedule a predeployment brief or BOSS meetings are held • Transition services in build- • Subsistence Support Management Office, building a profess­ional development brief. the first Wednesday of ing 1118, room 133 — Biweekly 350 — Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30- Visit http://facebook.com/FortCarson each month at 2 p.m. in elective classes available follow- 4 p.m.; call 526-4086/5195. The Hub conference room. SFLTAP for upcoming job fairs and ing the five-day TAP program • Post Supply Support Activity, building 330 — job postings. Call 524-2677 or visit the include social networking, Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30-4 p.m. • SFL-TAP Center, building 6237, room BOSS office in room 106 Bring Your “A” Game, employer Last customer served at 3:30 p.m.; call 526-9094. 100, 1626 Elwell St. near Carson of The Hub. day, advanced résumé, federal • Installation Property Book Office, building 330 Middle School, 526-1002 — services Text “follow CarsonBOSS” résumé, interview techniques — Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30- include a computer lab to complete to 40404 to receive updates and dress for success. Two-day 4 p.m.; call 526-5984. the preseparation video at http://www. and event information. tracks consist of entrepre­neurship sfl-tap.army.mil; initial coun­seling and technical. See Briefs on Page 14

Fort Carson dining facilities hours of operation DFAC Stack Wolf Warfighter (Wilderness Road) LaRochelle 10th SFG(A) Friday Breakfast: 7-9 a.m. Breakfast: 7-9 a.m. Breakfast: 7:30-9 a.m. Breakfast: 7-9 a.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dinner: Closed Dinner: 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m. Dinner: Closed Saturday- Closed Brunch: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Closed Closed Sunday Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m. Monday- Breakfast: 7-9 a.m. Breakfast: 7-9 a.m. Breakfast: 7:30-9 a.m. Breakfast: 7-9 a.m. Thursday Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dinner: 5:30-7 p.m. Dinner: 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m. Dinner: Closed

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He graduated in May, a significant 1st Sgt. Apryl Williams, Marksman accomplishment for a course with an senior enlisted leader From Page 6 attrition rate of 50 percent. for Company D, 52nd Being the brigade small arms Brigade Engineer It was then that he began his journey master gunner for 4th CAB, Heroux went Battalion, 2nd Infantry to become a small arms marksmanship to work training the deployed Soldiers. Brigade Combat Team, master gunner. “I saw a huge lack in marksmanship 4th Infantry Division, Heroux let his leadership know of his overall, so I felt obligated to get everybody takes a practice test, interest and tried to sign up for a course on the right level,” he said. Aug. 3, during a study at Fort Benning, Georgia, he said. Heroux began teaching the Master session in Kandahar His opportunity to attend the course Marksmanship Course to Soldiers who Airfield, Afghanistan, in Fort Benning was ill-timed, however. were willing to put their abilities to in preparation for the This year, the Army was only offering the test. Classes were held in Illesheim Sergeant Audie the course he needed through the Mobile Chapel annex while hands-on training was Murphy Club board. Training Team (MTT). This was a team conducted outside the building. of instructors who travel to requesting Soldiers were tested on their ability installations to conduct the training. to change magazines on their rifles in an Photo by Staff Sgt. Neysa Canfield Heroux’s unfaltering desire to be a allotted time while in various positions, part of this training did not stop him, and all while wearing their full gear including Soldiers from throughout U.S. Forces his brigade noticed. The 4th CAB recog- helmet and body armor. SAMC Afghanistan who participated in nized his passion to better his training and “He is very hands-on and likes From Page 8 the event, said she is thankful for the that of his unit. His leadership requested teaching Soldiers his skills,” Lovas experience and honored to have made the MTT and the request was approved. said. “He gets very excited about the to become part of the club,” said it through the process. “He set up the course for the entire topic he’s teaching.” Braithwaite. “I truly believe being “When I found out I had made it, division,” said Capt. Amy Lovas, plans Heroux incorporated mathematics part of this elite club will help make it was a very humbling and exciting officer for 404th ASB, 4th CAB. “It was into the equation of marksmanship. our corps stronger.” moment,” said Williams. “I couldn’t something that, as a CBRN sergeant, The formulas he taught would take into Braithwaite, who was inducted wait to call my family and tell them was not in his scope of assigned duties. It consideration the wind velocity and the into the club in 2011 at Kandahar that all my hard work had paid off.” was something he wanted to do.” trajectory of the fired rounds, making for Airfield, said it was rewarding Williams will officially be The word spread to recruit Soldiers a more accurate shot. being able to mentor the candidates inducted and receive her SAMC to attend the course, including Heroux. “I never thought of using mathematics and watch Williams’ induction into medallion in September. Until then Once Heroux obtained the ranges and or formulas in a practical sense for the elite group. she said she is eager to help all NCOs ammunition needed for training, he was marksmanship,” said Cpl. Andrew Bryant, “I was able to use my personal interested in trying out for the club. enrolled into the rigorous course. a signal support system specialist with experiences to mentor these NCOs,” “I have a couple of NCOs who The course was made for leaders Company C, 404th ASB, 4th CAB. “I she said. “To watch them develop and have voiced that they are interested to teach Soldiers how to shoot. That thought it was interesting.” see how they retained the information in doing it,” she said. “My goal responsibility made for higher standards Heroux hopes to continue the course was amazing. It feels good to know that is help as many of my fellow at shooting events where students were throughout the nine-month rotation for a each of them was able to learn some- NCOs … by being there for them, expected to pass with no less than a 70 more ready and resilient force. thing new from me and that they were helping them study, and possibly percent score and at least 80 percent in “We have a lot more to teach,” said all willing to challenge themselves.” seeing them become members of this all written exams. Heroux. “We have a lot more to improve.” Williams, who was one of 12 elite club.”

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Soldier of the Week READY NOW 4ID and Fort Carson Ivy Justice Article 15 and reprimands as well as extra duty and restriction to avoid hazardous duty in violation wounding one of those Soldiers. The — A captain received a permanently for 45 days. of Article 85, UCMJ. Punishment sergeant first class was separated with filed general officer reprimand after included reduction to private, general, under honorable conditions inappropriately touching patients forfeiture of $1,092, hard labor for 45 characterization of service as and making lewd comments to Courts-martial days and restriction for two months. recommended by the board. patients during medical treatment. — A specialist was convicted at a special — An administrative separation board His elimination from service was court-martial of one specification determined that a sergeant wrongfully subsequently initiated. of abusive sexual contact and one Misconduct separations engaged in an inappropriate relationship — A staff sergeant received a permanently specification of making a false official — A sergeant was separated from the with a junior enlisted Soldier, assaulted filed general officer reprimand for statement to a law enforcement Army after driving her vehicle that Soldier, and drove a motor vehicle wrongfully operating his vehicle officer in violation of Articles 120 while under the influence of alcohol. while under the influence of alcohol. while under the influence of alcohol. and 107, Uniform Code of Military The sergeant was separated with a The board recommended the sergeant His elimination from service was Justice (UCMJ). Punishment general, under honorable conditions be separated from the Army with subsequently initiated. included reduction to the grade of characterization of service. an other than honorable conditions — A private first class received a Field private, E2, restriction for 60 days — A sergeant first class was separated characterization of service. Grade Article 15 for failing to fulfill and hard labor without confinement from the Army after an administrative a debt to a local business, wrongfully for 60 days. The specialist will be separation board determined that the Total Fort Carson actions using prohibited substances and failing required to register as a sex offender. sergeant first class engaged in two Article 15s: 66 to report to duty on multiple occasions. — A private first class was convicted separate prohibited relationships with Administrative separations: 58 Punishment included reduction to at a summary court-martial of one junior enlisted Soldiers and in one Reprimands: 13 the grade of private, forfeiture of pay, specification of desertion with intent case negligently discharged a firearm Courts-martial: 3

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orienta ­tions by appointment. The orien­tations dis- • Facility repair/service orders — Call the DPW Briefs cuss Disposition Services’ processes to include operations and maintenance contractor, T&H turning in excess property, reutilizing government Services, at 526-5345 to place a service order. Use From Page 10 property, web-based tools available, special handling this number for emer­gencies or routine tasks and • Post Laundry, building 1525 — Monday-Friday, 7:30 of property and environ­mental needs. To schedule for reporting wind damage, damaged traffic signs a.m. to noon and 12:30-4 p.m. Last customer served an orientation training, call 352-4186; for receiving/ or other facility damage. at 3:30 p.m.; call 526-8804. turn-in questions, call 526-9689; for environ­mental • Elevator maintenance — Call the T&H Services • Bulk fuel point — Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to midnight. questions, 526-0289; and reutilization/transfer/ desk at 526-5345. • Hazardous Material Control Center, building donation RTD, call 466-7002. • Refuse/trash and recycling — Call Eric Bailey at 400/406 — Monday-Friday,7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Army ROTC Green-to-Gold — briefings are held 491-0218 or email [email protected] Contact administration operations at 526-5349 or the first and third Tuesday of each month at noon when needing trash or recycle containers, trash is the warehouse at 526-2979. at the education center, building 1117, room 120. overflowing or emergency service is required. Directorate of Public Works work orders — Call University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Army • F acility custodial services — Call Bryan Dorcey Directorate of Public Works Business Operations ROTC at 262-3475 for more information. at 526-6670 or email [email protected] and Integration Division Work Management Branch, for service needs or to report complaints. located in building 1219, is responsible for processing Ongoing • Motor pool sludge removal/disposal — Call Jack work orders (Facilities Engineering Work Requests, The 4th Infantry Division Command Maintenance Haflett at 526-6206 or email jack.m.haflett.civ@ DA Form 4283). The Work Management Branch is Evaluation and Training (COMET) Team — mail.mil. open for processing work orders and other in-person is tasked to support the Fort Carson installation • Troop construction — Call Tony Haag at 526-2859 support from 7-11:30 a.m. Monday-Friday. Afternoon maintenance and supply posture by providing or email [email protected]. customer support is by appointment only and can technically proficient personnel as trainers, mentors • Base operations contracting officer representative be scheduled by calling 526-6112. and evaluators. The COMET Team also offers — Call Jerald Just at 524-0191 or email jerald.d.just. Medical Activity Correspondence Department refresher training in areas such as Global Combat [email protected] for questions on snow removal, office hours — The Cor­respondence (Release of Support System (GCSS-A)Property Accountability; grounds maintenance and contractor response to Information) Office in the Patient Administration Commander’s Pre-Change of Command class; service orders. Division hours are Monday-Wednesday and Friday Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP, staff • Portable latrines — For latrine request at Fort Carson 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to and unit level); Financial Liability Investigation of visit the DPW website’s alphabetical listing of pro- 12:30 p.m.; closed federal holidays. Call 526-7322 Property Loss (FLIPL) Preparation; Supply Support grams and services at http://www.carson.army.mil/ or 526-7284 for details. Activity (SSA) Operations; Chemical, biological, DPW/Services.html. The portable latrine infor­mation Fort Carson Trial Defense Service — is able to help radioactive and nuclear; arms room operations; is located under latrines. For more information, email Soldiers 24/7 and is located in building 2354. During maintenance operations, driver’s training program; Amy Henry at usarmy.carson.imcom-central.list. duty hours, Soldiers should call 526-4563. The 24- Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services [email protected] or call 524-0786. hour phone number is 526-0051. (PMCS) training; Army Test, Measurement and Sergeant Audie Murphy Club — meets the second Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) program; and Tuesday of each month from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Briefings motor pool shop operations; that can be scheduled for at Evans Army Community Hospital in the Aspen Retirement and ETS briefings — are available at individual or group training. For more information Room. The club is named after Audie Leon Murphy, http://www.carson.army.mil/dhr/DHR/MPD/PPB/ or to schedule training, visit the COMET team in the most highly-decorated Soldier in American Briefings/Transition.html? Call 526-2240/8458/2840 building 1435, room 193, or contact Tim Howarth at history. To be a member, a Soldier must be recognized for details. 503-3095 or [email protected]. as an NCO of the highest quality, demonstrating Reassignment briefings — visit http://www.carson. 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Volunteers Nonprofit/Private Organization Jenny Schumacher Supported organization: Mountain Post Spouses Club/Mountain Post Thrift Shop of the Accomplishment: As the first vice president of the Mountain Post Spouses Club, Quarter Schumacher is responsible for all fundraising occurring within the Mountain Post Spouses Club and Thrift Shop. During this quarter, she hired and trained one new Fort Carson Agency/Directorate employee, and increased sales and productivity. Her day-to-day operations include Suzanne Tvrtkovic the utilization of volunteers, merchandise pricing, store layout and other retail Supported organization: Army Volunteer Program, management systems. She verified all financial records were accurate, filed the Fort Carson Mayoral Program necessary IRS paperwork, and prepared and managed the budget. She contributed Accomplishment: Tvrtkovic volunteered with the Army more than 230 volunteer hours for this quarter. Community Service Mayoral Program. She collected and (Schumacher was unable to attend the ceremony.) reviewed all village newsletters which are completed monthly. She assisted each of the 16 mayoral teams and worked with them individually to provide feedback, Family Readiness Group (FRG) revisions and recommendations on the overall newsletter. Patti Brooks She is patient and more than willing to help any of the Supported organization: 1st Space Battalion, members of the mayoral teams. She went the extra mile to ensure the teams put 1st Space Brigade their best foot forward by posting a quality information village newsletter on the Accomplishment: As the 1st Space Battalion senior Mayoral Facebook page. She contributed 255 volunteer hours for this quarter. adviser, Brooks met with all spouses and provided necessary What it means to her: “I just think it’s important to volunteer. Being a military assistance to Families facing life challenges. In addition, spouse for 10 years, I’ve been helped by volunteers at the various installations we’ve she led the battalion CARE Team that responds to Family been stationed. We are a community, and we need people to pitch in.” emergency situations. She recently dealt with a very difficult situation in a professional manner and always places the needs of affected Families first. She has contributed more Youth than 200 volunteer hours this quarter. Connor Pinero What it means to her: “Volunteering to me means helping our Families in Supported organization: Army Volunteer Corps-ACS Summer Youth Program the 1st Space Battalion, and making sure all of our Soldiers and Families are taken Accomplishment: Pinero served as a youth volunteer for the Army Community care of. That’s why I volunteer.” Service Summer Youth Program. He displays a dedication to service at a level of maturity not often seen in students his age. He is always willing to roll up his sleeves and help, yet he is also able to independently work on a task or project given to him. Understanding Editor’s Note: The winners for the third quarter of fiscal 2018 were honored in the importance of his assignment, Connor helped prepare for meetings, took notes and a ceremony Aug. 15 at the Elkhorn Conference Center. To nominate individuals was responsible for tear down. He served over 240 volunteer hours for this quarter. in the four categories for next quarter, contact Army Community Service at (Pinero was unable to attend the ceremony.) 526-4590. Compilation and photos by Scott Prater, Mountaineer staff.

DES highlight Editor’s note: The following Emergency Fire and Emergency article was written by the Directorate Communications Center Services of Emergency Services division chiefs “Summer pet safety” — Summer Storm Fire Safety — to inform the Fort Carson community Summertime brings warm weather A wide range of natural disasters of current policies and procedures. and hazardous conditions for animals occur within the U.S. annually. Chemical safety left inside vehicles. An overcast day Natural disasters can have devastating • Look for combustible liquids Security access control can turn a closed-up vehicle into an effects on you and your home. The like gasoline, lighter fluid and “Access control” — Unescorted oven in no time at all. U.S. Fire Administration and Fort paint thinner that may have access onto Fort Carson is restricted Dogs cool themselves by Carson Fire and Emergency Services spilled. Thoroughly clean the to personnel in possession of an panting and by sweating through encourages you to use the following spill and place container in a authorized DOD identification card their paws. If they only have safety tips to help protect yourself, well-ventilated area. Additionally, or an installation pass or badge. overheated air to breathe, animals your family and your home from the keep combustible liquids away Guests, visitors, vendors and can collapse, suffer brain damage and potential threat of fire during or after from any heat source. contractors who request unescorted possibly die of heatstroke. Just 15 a summer storm. You can greatly installation access must undergo a minutes can be enough for an animal’s reduce your chances of becoming National Crime Information Center – body temperature to climb from a a fire casualty by being able to identify Electrical safety Interstate Identification Index normal temp to deadly levels. potential hazards and following the • If your home has sustained flood (NCIC-III) criminal history Even with the windows cracked, outlined safety tips. or water damage, and you can background check prior to being the temperature inside your car safely get to the main breaker or granted access. Personnel requesting can increase in minutes. If you are fuse box, turn off the power. recurring unescorted access must running errands and you can’t take Some types of fire-related • Assume all wires on the ground process through the Gate 1 Visitor your pets inside with you at every hazards present during and are electrically charged. This Control Center and have a Fort destination, it is best to leave them after a summer storm: includes cable TV feeds. Carson form 2036 which has been at home. • Lightning associated with • Be aware of and avoid downed digitally signed by their sponsor. If you see a pet in a vehicle on a thunderstorms generate a variety utility lines. Report downed Vetting for one-time installation hot day, take immediate action. of fire hazards. The power of or damaged power lines to access can be performed at Gate 3. • Note the exact location of the lightning’s electrical charge the utility company or DOD ID card holders may escort vehicle and intense heat can electrocute emergency services. non-DOD ID card holders • Note the car make, model, on contact, splitting trees • Remo ve standing water, wet onto the installation. For more color, license plate number and causing fires. carpets and furnishings. Air dry information call the Directorate of and license plate state • Pools of water and even your home with good ventilation Emergency Services (DES) Security • Contact the Fort Carson appliances can be electrically before restoring power. and Access Control Division at Emergency Communications charged. • Ha ve a licensed electrician 526-5543 or visit the DES website Center at 526-2333 or 911 if • Appliances exposed to water check your home for damage. at http://www.carson.army.mil/ you feel the situation is can short and become a organizations/des.html. an emergency fire hazard. See Highlight on Page 18 16 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018 Aug. 24, 2018 — MOUNTAINEER 17 Feature

Soldiers stand with the coveted Commander’s Cup that went Ivy Week about expert athletes to the overall winning unit for 2018 Ivy By Sgt. Anthony Bryant Week, 299th 4th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs Office, Brigade 4th Infantry Division Engineer Battalion, Soldiers from units across post competed 1st Stryker in Ivy Week from Aug. 15-17 to rise above Brigade the rest and win the Commander’s Cup Combat Team, through contests involving teamwork, prowess 4th Infantry and expertise. Division, Ivy Week is a competition of 11 different Aug. 17. sports and warrior tasks including: tug-of-war, two-mile run, squad ruck relay, combatives, Photo by Spc. Marcus McKinney medical stakes, soccer, softball, basketball, flag football, stress shoot and golf. This week was all about showcasing experts and athletes, said Maj. Gen. Randy A. George, commanding general, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson. IVY WEEK WINNERS Within the 4th Inf. Div., George stressed TOP 5 OVERALL that Soldiers should be experts at their 1st: 299th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, craft and keep themselves fit to fight to 4th Infantry Division ensure they are stronger than any adversary 2nd: 2nd Battalion, 77th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade on the battlefield. Combat Team, 4th Inf. Div. The “Proven Pioneers” of 299th 3rd: 52nd Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. Brigade Engineer Battalion, 1st Stryker 4th: 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, 5th: 1st Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Armored Brigade won top honors overall and were presented the Combat Team, 4th Inf. Reg. Commander’s Cup by George and Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy L. Metheny, senior enlisted Scores by unit and event leader, 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson. Stress shoot “We understand the (commanding 1st: 2nd Bn., 77th FA Reg., 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. general’s) priorities … to be expert athletes,” 2nd: 71st Ordnance Group (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) said Lt. Col. David Wilson, commander, 3rd: 52nd BEB, 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. 299th BEB. “(Ivy Week) was his means of Ruck relay testing his Soldiers’ proficiency.” 1st: 299th BEB, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. According to George, the Ivy Division is 2nd: 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. the most deployed in the Army right now. 3rd: 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. “Whether … deployed in Afghanistan Combatives or in support of the missions in and around 1st: 1st Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Fort Carson, we believe that we’re ‘Proven,’” Team, 4th Inf. Reg. said Wilson. “To be ‘Proven,’ we have to 2nd: 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) (be tested). Ivy Week was a show to (the) rest 3rd: 3rd Battalion, 29th Field Artillery Regiment, 3rd ABCT, 4th Inf. Div. of the organization that we’re ‘Proven.’” Medical stakes The 299th BEB won first place in five Photo by Sgt. David Freydin 1st: 299th BEB, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. out of the Ivy Week’s 11 events. On the rope, from front to back, Sgt. Roderick Lee, 1st Lt. Robert Davis, 2nd: 4th Bn., 9th Inf. Reg., 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. “We don’t have an off-season,” said Staff Sgt. Ronny Torres, Sgt. 1st Class Jose Penaloza, 2nd Lt. Alyssa Turner, 3rd: 1st Battalion, 68th Armor Regiment, 3rd ACBT, 4th Inf. Div. Wilson. “We are always ready to fight.” Sgt. Luke Downs, Sgt. 1st Class Marvin Savoy and Spc. Leon Howell, all 2-mile run Wilson credits his engaged leaders and representing 2nd Battalion, 77th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Infantry Combat 1st: 299th BEB, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. determined Soldiers as the two reasons Brigade Team, 4th Infantry Division, battle for the Ivy Week 2018 tug of 2nd: 4th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Sustainment Brigade, 4th Inf. Div. they are still “Proven.” war crown Aug. 17 at Iron Horse Park. 3rd: 759th Military Police Battalion It was Soldier against Soldier, said Basketball Wilson. There were no hard feelings, 1st: 299th BEB, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. because whoever won the competition was 2nd: 4th Brigade Support Battalion, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. an Ivy Soldier. 3rd: 64th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd ABCT, 4th Inf. Div. Ivy Week shows the might and Football camaraderie within the division. 1st:  1st SBCT At the end of the day, “we try and make 2nd: 2nd Bn., 77th FA Reg., 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. the division look good,” he said. 3rd: 2nd Bn., 12th FA Reg., 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. The Commander’s Cup is placed at Soccer the 299th BEB headquarters. 1st: 52nd BEB, 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. To the battalions vying for the 2nd: 759th Military Police Battalion Commander’s Cup next year, Wilson 3rd: 1st Bn., 8th Inf. Reg., 3rd ABCT, 4th Inf. Div. states they are going up against a unit Softball that’s “Proven.” 1st: 4th Squadron, 10th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd ABCT, 4th Inf. Div. 2nd: 1st Bn., 8th Inf. Reg., 3rd ABCT, 4th Inf. Div. 3rd: 1st Bn., 68th Armor Reg., 3rd ACBT, 4th Inf. Div.

Photo by Sgt. Anthony Bryant Golf Sgt. Alex C. Reed, right, an automated logistical specialist with 3rd 1st: 4th Sustainment Brigade Battalion, 29th Field Artillery Regiment, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat 2nd: 4th Engineer Battalion Team, 4th Infantry Division, strikes Staff Sgt. Jesse B. Peterson, a 3rd: Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion (Command Group), 4th Inf. Div. cannon crewmember with 2nd Battalion, 77th Field Artillery Regiment, Photo by Sgt. David Freydin Soldiers with Headquarters and 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 4th Inf. Div., during combatives Pfc. Michelle Lizarraga, left, 68th Combat Sustainment Tug-o-war Headquarters Battalion, 4th Infantry at the William “Bill” Reed Special Events Center, Aug. 15. Support Battalion, 4th Sustainment Brigade, and Pfc. 1st: 299th BEB, 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. Division, begin the 2-mile run event Jomarys Lopez, 2nd General Support Aviation Battalion, 2nd: 4th Bn., 9th Inf. Reg., 1st SBCT, 4th Inf. Div. during Ivy Week, Aug. 16. 4th Aviation Regiment, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd: 52nd BEB, 2nd IBCT, 4th Inf. Div. Photo by Maj. Jason P. Koontz pursue the ball in a soccer match during Ivy Week Aug. 15 at Iron Horse Field. 18 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018

Community Of note approximately 23 years and it will no longer be 2018 All Services Military Retiree and Spouse an active cemetery. The Army has been asked Briefs Information Day is Sept. 15 from 8 a.m. to by Congress to consider what might be done to noon at Peterson Air Force Base, building preserve ANC as an active military cemetery. 1013. The event will be held at The Club at There are only two basic factors that affect General announcements 260 Glasgow Ave. There will be community the life of ANC — available land and the Fort Carson’s Annual Water Quality Report — and base information tables, medical rate at which burials are requested. In July The Fort Carson Directorate of Public Works wellness checks and light refreshments. For 2017, the cemetery conducted a survey in (DPW) has issued the 2018 Water Quality Report. more information and to register, contact partnership with several military and veteran The report provides a summary of the water quality 556-7153 or 333-7877. organizations, but after analyzing the results of delivered throughout the installation via water Evans Army Community Hospital presents the first survey, cemetery leadership determined distribution. Colorado Springs Utilities supplies a Women’s Equality Day observance there was a need for further refinement. With Fort Carson’s water. The DPW staff is committed Monday from noon to 1 p.m. at the Elkhorn the assistance of the Advisory Committee on to delivering customers with a reliable supply of Conference Center. Call 503-7923 or 503-7356 Arlington National Cemetery and military and high quality water. The annual report is designed for more information. Veteran Service Organizations, they developed to inform customers about the drinking water The Arlington National Cemetery (ANC) is at a second survey, which is now available delivered to their water tap every day. The Water a critical crossroads in its history — Current on the cemetery’s website at: http://www. Quality Report can be viewed on the DPW website eligibility standards will run out of space in arlingtoncemetery.mil/eligibility-survey. at http://www.carson.army.mil/organizations/ dpw.html. The report will not be mailed out in hardcopy format to housing residents. For more and Family members, and retired military patients must present a valid military information, call the DPW at 526-1730. personnel and eligible family members with identification card. The clinic also provides Mount Carmel Veterans Service Center at adult living problems, substance use concerns basic laboratory and pharmacy services, SFL-TAP is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to and issues affecting workplace productivity and however, it does not provide emergency services, 4:30 p.m. — Mount Carmel employment and well-being. Work site interventions are offered pharmacy refills, specialty care or radiology transition team, in partnership with SFL-TAP, and consul­tation is available to super­visors and services. Patients may schedule an appointment offers career services for transitioning Soldiers, managers regarding workplace matters. Services at the clinic by calling the Access to Care Family members and veterans at a new office. are free to eligible civilians and DA civilian Line at 526-CARE (2273). The Premier The office is located in building 6237, room employees. Services are made available through Extended Hours Clinic is located at 3920 N. 115, SFL-TAP. Services include no-cost transition the Fort Carson Employee Assistance Program Union Blvd., Suite 100, in the Premier Medical or job seeker assistance and access to paid located at 1638 Elwell St., building 6236, room 210. Plaza at the intersection of Union Boulevard internships, veteran benefits support, supportive Call 526-2196 for a confidential inquiry. and Austin Bluffs Parkway near the University and behavioral health services, financial Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) of Colorado Colorado Springs campus. counseling, support groups, discounted screenings — Evans Army Community Hospital Veterinary clinic hours — The Fort Carson professional clothing and more. Call 526-8758 holds weekly EFMP briefings which discuss Veterinary Center, 1535 Sheridan Ave., building or visit https://veteranscenter.org/. the Family member travel screening process for 6190, is open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday- The Directorate of Public Works (DPW) offers a overseas assignments and address questions Friday and closed on federal holidays. The center two-day Facility Management Class — training regarding the program. The briefings take place offers wellness exams, vaccinations, microchip is for military and civilian facility managers Mondays, excluding federal holidays, from implan­tation, dental appointments and sick call on the installation to help them understand 8:30-9 a.m. in the Woods Soldier Family Care as well as some surgeries, including spaying and their roles in maintaining buildings. The class Center, room 1004, next to Starbucks. neutering. It also has X-ray, ultrasound instruction includes all aspects of facility Missed hospital appointments — When someone and other advanced imaging capabilities. Call management and is offered once a month, Tuesday is a no-show for a medical appointment, it 526-3803/4520 for information or to make through Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in means two people missed out on that an appointment. building 1219, room 311. For information about appointment. A habitual no-show can take up to Lactation support — Call 526-0330 to schedule DPW Facility Management Program, email five slots with rebooking their appointments, an outpatient lactation support appointment [email protected] or call 526-4320. denying several patients the opportunity Monday-Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Soldier Readiness Center pharmacy — located to receive the care they need. Evans Army Mountain Post Birthing Center (MPBC), located in the Mountain Post Soldier Center at 6351 Community Hospital beneficiaries have four on the third floor of Evans Army Community Wetzel Ave., building 1525, room 402, is open for ways to cancel an appointment. They can Hospital. The MPBC offers a breastfeeding pharmacy services. All TRICARE beneficiaries call the clinic, the Patient Access System support group that meets the third Thursday of can fill new prescriptions and pick up refills at appointment line at 526-CARE (2273), online each month from 2-3:30 p.m. in the Aspen Room this location. The pharmacy is open Monday- at TRICARE Online or via phone when the of the EACH Dining Facility. Breastfeeding Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. automated AudioCARE calls a few days before classes are available on the first Thursday of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group — the appointment. each month from 4-6 p.m. in the OB-GYN Evans Army Community Hospital has begun a Premier Extended Hours Clinic — is open from classroom. Significant others are encouraged to Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group for 4-9 p.m. Monday-Friday, except federal holidays. attend these events. Families experiencing grief from miscarriage, Patients must have scheduled appointments; Patient satisfaction surveys — The Department of stillborn or infant loss. The group meets the walk-in appointments are not available. The Health Affairs mails Joint Outpatient Experience third Monday of each month from 3-5 p.m. at extended hours clinic provides medical services Survey (JOES). Select patients will receive the Mulligan’s Grill inside the Cheyenne Shadows to active-duty military personnel, active-duty surveys about 72 hours after their appointments. Golf Club. Coffee and cookies will be provided. Family members and TRICARE Prime These surveys provide direct feedback to health Civilian Assistance Services — provides beneficiaries — TRICARE Standard patients care providers to improve quality of care, patient short-term assistance to Department of the are not eligible. Patients must be 2 years or Army civilian employees, active-duty spouses older to be seen. Upon arrival for appointments, See Briefs on Page 20

• Never run cords under rugs or • If there is a fire ydranth near your their children and children walking to Highlight carpets where heat might build home, keep it clear of debris for school. Combine these factors with From Page 15 up or damage to a cord may easy access by the fire department. people attempting to get to work on go unnoticed. Fort Carson Fire and Emergency time or make other commitments Generator safety – generators • Never connect generators to Services is always available to answer on a tight schedule and it can be very are often used during power another power source such as any questions you have about this easy for some people to get frustrated. outages. Generators that are not power lines. The reverse flow and all fire safety topics. For more To alleviate some frustration, keep in properly used and maintained of electricity or “backfeed” information call 503-3473 (FIRE). mind that especially during the first can be very hazardous. can electrocute an unsuspecting part of the year, school zones can be • F ollow the manufacturer’s utility worker. Police Provost Marshal Division somewhat chaotic. Allowing yourself a instructions and guidelines “School Safety” — School is now few minutes of extra time for the first when using generators. back in session for Fountain - Fort few weeks of school will help alleviate • Use a generator or other Remember Carson School District 8. Along with some frustration. Also, for anyone fuel-powered machines outside • Some smoke alarms may be school comes increased vehicular traveling in the area of a school, it the home. Carbon monoxide dependent on the electrical and pedestrian traffic in and around is paramount to pay extra attention fumes are odorless and can service of the house and can the multiple schools we have on the for other vehicles and pedestrians in quickly overwhelm you indoors. be inoperative during a power installation and the activation of the area and obey the posted speed • Use an appropriately sized and outage. Check to see if your reduced speed limits in school zones, limit. Lastly, keep in mind, everyone is type of power cord to carry the smoke alarm uses a backup which is 20 mph. School zones often adjusting to a new schedule. Try to be electric load. Overloaded cords battery and install a new battery become congested with buses, parents respectful and courteous to others as can overheat and cause fires. at least twice a year. attempting to drop off or pick up they are likely just as frustrated. Aug. 24, 2018 — MOUNTAINEER 19 Dismounting the high horse Commentary by Lt. Col. Timothy S. Meador the bridge assembled, the man got on his horse and Deputy Garrison chaplain rode away. Firm Puzzled, but pleased by the help of the mysterious The story goes: on a miserable, humid summer stranger, the Soldiers gathered their supplies and returned day during the Revolutionary War, a rider stumbled to their bivouac site. Later in the week, a rumor circulated Foundations upon a group of Soldiers tasked to cut down a number through camp that Gen. George Washington had of trees to build a bridge across a creek. Their work been out building a bridge with his men (see “The was hard, their progress was slow and the men Moral Compass,” by William Bennett). Bible Study sweated and grunted in the heat of the day, as the “And David shepherded them with integrity of tall horseman approached them. heart; with skillful hands he led them,” The Old Firm Foundations Bible “You don’t have enough men, do you?” He called Testament said of King David. Study will host a lunch at out to one of the Soldiers. On the spectrum of leadership there is an aspect the Family Life Center at “No,” said the man, who had been giving of service. It is called servant leadership. orders only moments before. “The servant as leader,” as Larry Greenleaf coined the corner of Prussman “Why don’t you lend a the phrase in 1970. Boulevard and Barkeley hand yourself?” said the man “A servant-leader focuses primarily on the growth Avenue (across from the on the horse. and well-being of people and the communities to which “Me?” the Soldier asked they belong,” he defined the concept. “While traditional Prussman Chapel). The in a shocked tone. “Why sir, I leadership generally involves the accumulation and event is every second and am a corporal.” exercise of power by one at the ‘top of the pyramid,’ fourth Friday of the month, “Ah,” said the stranger, as servant leadership is different.” if the announcement of rank He goes on to say the five key principles of beginning Sept. 14 from explained everything. servant-leadership are: support your team, grow your 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Without another word, people, listen, build a community, and reflect and learn. The event is open to all he tied up his horse, picked Leadership happens in the home, platoon, section, up an axe and began to work directorate, classroom and everywhere people gather military and civilians at Fort on felling trees. Once the in a group. What are the atmospherics where you lead Carson. The event provides a trees were cut down and and have responsibilities? forum for engaging, relevant discussion and learning opportunities for biblical truth and doctrine. For more information, contact Will Edwards at 808-381-1351 or email willedwards26yrs@ gmail.com.

Chapel Briefs Chapel schedule Facebook — Search “Fort Carson Chaplains (Religious Catholic Support Office)” for events and schedules. Chapel NeXt — meets at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Religious Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel • Sunday, 9 a.m., Mass, 526-8583 Healer Chapel 6333 Martinez Street, Evans Army Community Hospital Education Center, building 1853. Contemporary worship, • Sunday, 10:30 a.m., religious building 1500 education, 524-2458 • Sunday. 11 a.m., Mass, children’s ministry and biblical preaching is offered during • Saturday, 3:15-3:45 p.m., • Sunday, 11 a.m., Mass, 526-8583 526-7386 both services. Visit the Chapel NeXt Facebook page at https:// reconciliation, 526-8583 • Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, • Monday-Thursday and first www.facebook.com/#!/chapelnextfortcarson for details. • Saturday, 4 p.m., Mass, Friday, 11:45 a.m., Mass, Friday of month, noon, Religious Education class — Classes are held from 10:30-11:50 526-8583 526-8583 Mass, 526-7386 a.m. throughout the school year for preschool (at least 4 years • Sunday, 8:15-8:45 a.m., • Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 a.m., old) through high school. Registration is also being held reconciliation, 526-8583 CWOC, 526-5769 for adults seeking to be confirmed in the Catholic church. These classes are held on a weeknight. Contact Pat Treacy at 524-2458 or [email protected] for details. Protestant Latter-day Saints Catholic Women of the Chapel — meets Wednesday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel; Healer Chapel (general protestant) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Sacrament Service is held at Veterans Chapel, building 2359, corner of Titus and call Heather Kershner at 352-231-1088 or email Evans Army Community Hospital • Sunday, 9 a.m., worship, 526-7386 Magrath avenues, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. It includes the [email protected]. Sacrament Meeting, Sunday school and auxiliary. Come worship Protestant Women of the Chapel — meets Tuesday from Christ, partake of the Holy Sacrament and strengthen one another in 9:30 a.m. to noon at the Religious Education Center, building Prussman Chapel (gospel) the faith. All are welcome. Contact Capt. Benjamin Reed, chaplain, 1853. Chaplain sponsor is Sasha Moen who can be reached Barkeley Avenue and Prussman at 524-1741, 235-3606 or [email protected]. at 845-392-8425 or email [email protected]. Boulevard, building 1850 The He • Sunday, 9:30 a.m., Sunday Buddhist Native American prayer/spiritual services — school, 526-5744 Ska Akicita (White Mountain Warriors) hosts Inipi Capt. Somya Malasri leads worshippers to strengthen both mind • Sunda y, 11 a.m., gospel, 526-9640 and body through chanting, meditation, dharma discussion and (sweat lodge) services at Turkey Creek Ranch on a observing the five precepts Friday at 11:30 a.m. at Veterans Chapel. biweekly basis. Services provided inside and outside the All are welcome to observe and participate. Contact Malasri at sweat lodge include prayer and purification, blessing Provider Chapel (general protestant) 526-2428, 562-395-2688 or [email protected] for details. of protection, and continued spiritual and emotional Barkeley Avenue and Ellis Street, Eastern Orthodox support to military members. The ceremonies are building 1350 • Sunda y, 11 a.m., worship, 524-4316 Fort Carson does not offer Eastern Orthodox services on post. conducted in traditional Lakota style — they are not Call 719-473-9238 for off-post services. New Age or Earth-based ceremonies. There is no charge to attend the Inipi. Contact Michael Hackwith Religious Education Center – Jewish at 719-285-5240 or Air Force Tech. Sgt. Tony Renner at Chapel NeXt Fort Carson does not offer Jewish services on post. Contact the U.S. 719-355-4262 or [email protected] for more Hogan Street and Barkeley Avenue, Air Force Academy Chapel for Jewish services information at 333- building 1853 2636. The chapel is located at 2346 Academy Place on the academy. information and protocols. Chaplain sponsor is Capt. • Sunday 10 a.m., 526-8889 Charlene Cheney, 53rd Signal Battalion, who can be • Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., PWOC, reached at [email protected]. Islamic 524-2458 Fort Carson does not offer Islamic services on post. Contact the Knights of Columbus — a Catholic group for men 18 Islamic Society at 2125 N. Chestnut St., 632-3364, for information. and older, meets at 10:30 a.m. the second Sunday of the month at Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel; call 526-5769. 20 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018

pediatric pharmacist is also available to manage Briefs children’s medication. Transfer military hospital or clinic when From Page 18 relocating — TRICARE Online (TOL) users experience and satisfaction. JOES also provides must update their military hospital or clinic additional funds to Evans Army Community location online each time they relocate. Hospital for every survey returned to increase Transferring military hospital or clinic beneficiary access to care, satisfaction, safety affiliation in TOL does not automatically and quality of care. transfer the TRICARE enrollment in Defense After-hours hospital access — Access to Evans Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System. Army Community Hospital from 10 p.m. to Evans Army Community Hospital (EACH) offers 5 a.m. is limited to the Emergency Room online payments — EACH offers an online entrance. The Emergency Room entrance is payment option. Pay.gov is a convenient and on the hospital’s north side and is open 24/7. quick way to make electronic payments to federal Nurse advice line — is a toll-free number that government agencies with credit cards, debit puts beneficiaries in contact with a team of cards or direct debit. This is a secure service registered nurses who can answer urgent health provided by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. care questions 24/7. Nurses will assess the Paying online is the preferred method for medical condition and give professional advice to paying EACH medical bills. Visit http://www. treat the condition at home or refer for an acute evans.amedd.army.mil/RMD/pay-gov.htm for appointment. The nurse advice line can be more information. reached at 800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1. VIN verification — Colorado Vehicle Identification 4th Infantry Division Gift Shop — has a variety Number verifications are conducted at the of division and customizable unit-specific Fort Carson Police Station, building 2700, from merchandise available. The gift shop is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday in The Pay for medical records online — The Evans Hub, building 1532. Army Community Hospital Release of TRICARE Online — is a secure web portal Information section has partnered with the that allows users to make, change or cancel Department of the Treasury, DFAS Pay.gov and appointments at military hospitals or clinics, EACH Resource Management Division/Uniform including same-day appointments. It also lets Business Office to offer patients the option to pay users view radiology and lab results, medication for copies of their medical records through profiles and immunization records. Users can Pay.gov. Patients who need duplicate copies of also use the system to refill prescriptions for medical records, as well as insurance agencies military hospital or clinic pharmacy pickup. and legal offices now have the option to use Pay. JAG assists with name change, adoption — The gov for copy record charges ($14 for a digital Legal Assistance Office provides help in adult record or $20.80 for a paper record, which name changes and simple stepparent adoptions. includes search and processing, plus 13 cents The office cannot provide court representation per page). Visit https://pay.gov/public/form/ but can furnish the necessary documents and start/72613275 for more information. procedural information. Call 526-5572 for details. TRICARE benefits — Surveys have found that Ambulance service — Post officials urge most service members and their Families are community members to contact emergency confused by TRICARE. 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It is a valuable service The Mountain Post Spouses Club — is a nonprofit, operating under an appointment model called that helps save time and money by eliminating all ranks spouses group at Fort Carson, dedicated “Open Access,” offering same day appointments. trips to the military hospital or clinic. Patients can to giving back to Soldiers and their Families. Appointments can be made by visiting http:// reduce unnecessary appointments and stress by Membership is open to all spouses of the www.evans.amedd.army.mil/vs/csavailapp.aspx communi­cating virtually and directly with their Armed Forces, both active duty and retired. or calling the Access to Care Line at 526-2273. health care team. Talk with your provider or care Visit http://www.mpsc.us for more information. 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Aug. 24, 2018 — MOUNTAINEER 21 At Ease Festival Days of fun found at The Colorado State Fair kicks off Friday and runs America’s Got Talent and through Labor Day at the fairgrounds in Pueblo. will be featured on the One of the oldest state fairs in the nation, this is Coca Cola Stage. the 147th Colorado State Fair. The Budweiser Clydesdale Horses can be seen in No coolers are allowed on the fairgrounds and no the Horseshow Arena. outside food or drink. But that’s OK; fair food is great Tickets are sold for concerts and other food. Who can resist deep-fried candy bars? Or stop by entertainment: PRCA Rodeos, Monster Trucks, a the Texas Skillet, a 7-foot cast iron skillet that serves up Demolition Derby, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Old pancakes, biscuits, cowboy burritos, skillet potatoes, Dominion, the Oak Ridge Boys, Larry the Cable Guy grilled steak sandwiches and grilled hot dogs. and the Flying W Wranglers. Call 866-461-6556 for There are myriad other food choices to tempt ticket information. fairgoers. There is a large carnival, too. A Mega Pass is The fair has plenty of free attractions to entertain, $115 and good for all days of the fair. An unlimited such as the Kids Pedal Tractor Pull, Lucy Pets Surfing ride band is $35, and individual tickets are $1, but and Stunt Dog Show and racing pigs. specialty rides are not included. Stilt Circus has talented stilt walkers performing Carnival hours are Monday-Thursday, 2 p.m. to throughout the fairgrounds. Butterfly Encounter is a 11 p.m.; Friday-Sunday, noon to midnight and walk-through exhibit with hundreds of butterflies. Wild Labor Day, noon to midnight. Science has displays and activities where visitors can Family Fun-Zone Rides are open when the fair learn about science and technology in a fun way. opens and close at 11 p.m. There is Reggae music, a Tom Petty Tribute by Parking is available in the Colorado State Fair Petty Breakers, a Michael Jackson Tribute, Wild Blue lot south of the fairgrounds between Mesa and Country, “Martini Shot,” “Triple Nickel” and more. Northern avenues for $7. Snap Boogie’s Show features a semi-finalist on A courtesy shuttle will run from the city’s Photos courtesy Colorado State fair Main Street Parking Garage at 110 S. The Colorado State Fair always has a carnival, and with a Main St. in downtown Pueblo. Parking carnival comes a Ferris wheel. in the garage and the shuttle are free. Price Shuttles will run every 15-30 minutes. 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Attraction Manitou Springs historic resort town Manitou Springs began as a resort events, such as the Emily Crawford town in the Victorian age, with its Coffin Race, Fruit Cake Toss, Gumbo mineral water springs and healing waters. Cook Off and a Mardi Gras parade, Colorado Springs was founded by not to mention last week’s Pikes Peak Gen. William Palmer in 1871, and he and Ascent and Pikes Peak Marathon. his colleague, William A. Bell, thought The Commonwheel Art Festival is the mineral springs and the scenic set for Labor Day weekend, Sept. 1-3, in location in a box canyon would be a Memorial Park in Manitou Springs. good place for a European-style resort For more information visit https://www. that would draw visitors, so they also commonwheel.com/. founded Manitou Springs. Manitou Springs still has many of Soon there were hotels, boarding its historic buildings and residences, houses and cottages for rent. Plans for and many narrow, steep streets. A grand villas and spas were modified free parking lot is at 10 Old Man’s during an economic downturn in 1873. Trail. Catch the free shuttle right across Palmer’s railroad, the Denver the street. and Rio Grande, was built from Denver to Colorado Springs; a spur Travel distance was built to reach the new resort town 15 miles of Manitou Springs. The health resort Photos by Nel Lampe thrived. Fashionable travelers arrived Manitou Springs retains some Victorian era personality and beauty of its resort Hours with their steam trunks filled with beginnings. Shops and restaurants — clothes for a long stay, the style for set by owners well-to-do travelers of the Victorian After the invention of the automobile, shops, art galleries, restaurants, an age. They stayed for weeks in traveling changed. People began antique arcade, parks, outdoor art and Price grand hotels, visited dance halls, driving their automobiles to resorts those mineral springs are still attracting No entry fee bathed in the mineral water and visited rather than taking trains. Because they tourists and locals. A free tour of the local attractions. wanted to keep their cars close to them, mineral springs is available Saturday Contact Some of the hotels still exist, such motels and auto courts came into being. at 9 a.m. and Wednesday at 10 a.m. Chamber of Commerce as the Cliff House Hotel, built in 1873, Some of those early motels are still in Call 785-5089 for more information. 404 Manitou Ave. which is a luxurious hotel with fine Manitou Springs. The town is known for having Manitou Springs, CO 80829 dining and luxurious rooms. Manitou Springs still has interesting interesting and off-beat fiestas and https://manitousprings.org/ 22 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018 At Ease Beyond the gate Fine Arts Center

Military members and veterans can visit Colorado State Parks for free during August. Visitors eligible for free entry can pick up a hang-tag pass at any Colorado State Park. The hang-tag pass provides entry to all passengers in the car. Veterans and active-duty military personnel may show one of the following to receive the pass: active or retired military identi- fication; DD Form 2; DD Form 2765; DD Form 214; Veterans Affairs medical card or a current Colorado driver’s license with veteran stamp. The water parks in Denver are closing for the season Sept. 3. Water World park is at 8801 Pecos Street. Call 303-427-7872 for information. Lakeside Amusement Park, 4601 Sheridan Blvd. in Denver is open Friday-Sunday through September, but opening hours vary. Call 303- 477-1621 before you go. The park opened more than 100 years ago and retains many of its early rides. Elitch Garden’s Theme Park, 1000 Elitch Circle Photo by Nel Lampe in downtown Denver is open after Labor Day, The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College, 30 W. Dale St., is a Blue Star Museum participant, Saturday-Sunday and begins Friday hours in offering free admission through Labor Day to active-duty military and up to five Family members. An exhibit October. The Water Park closes Labor Day for “P.S. I Love You: A Portrait of Miss Elsie Palmer” will be up through March 17. Elsie Palmer is the daughter of the season. Halloween attractions will be in the the city’s founder, Gen. William Palmer. amusement park. Call 303-595-4386 for information. Santa’s Workshop at the North Pole is open daily is open through Christmas Eve, 10 a.m. to Broadmoor World Arena has these upcoming • “Human Being” is Sept. 30 5 p.m., but is now closed Tuesday-Wednesday attractions: • “ The Book of Moron” is Oct. 5-6 in Studio Bee but will be open those days Thanksgiving week. • WWE Live is in the arena Sept. 24 “The League of Wives, Vietnam’s POW/MIA It is closed Thanksgiving Day. It’s on the Pikes • Casting Crowns is in the arena Oct. 14 Allies and Advocates” is in the Colorado Springs Peak Highway, near the town of Cascade. There’s • Professional Bull Riders Velocity Tour is Pioneers Museum. The exhibit is free and open a military admission of $19 per person, but Oct. 26-27 to the public. The free museum is located at 215 everyone must have a military identification card • Five Finger Death Punch & Breaking Benjamin S. Tejon St. and is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to receive the discount. Children can ride the perform Nov. 7 Tuesday-Saturday. Parking is at meters. carnival-type rides to their hearts’ content, visit Tickets are available at the box office or call The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit in the Denver with Santa Claus and have ice cream or funnel cake. 520-SHOW. Museum of Nature and Science closes Sept. 6. An ice cream social is Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Theatreworks tickets for the 2018-19 season are on Twenty ancient scrolls are exhibited and other the McAllister House Museum, 423 N. Cascade sale now. Productions are in the Ent Center for antiquities. To make a reservation for a viewing Ave. Visitors can relive Colorado Springs history the arts at 5225 N. Nevada Ave. Call 255-3232 or time of the exhibits call 303-370-6000. with a visit to the McAllister House Museum. Get visit http://theatreworkscs.org/ for information. The The Red Rocks venue in the Denver area has “Get up close to antique cars, explore one of Colorado season includes “Raisin in the Sun,” “A Christmas the Led Out, the American LED Zeppelin” Springs’ oldest houses and make arts and crafts. Carol,” Idris Goodwin,” “Little Shop of Horrors,” Sept. 27. Call 303-296-1212 for more information. Hot dogs will be sold along with 5 cent ice cream “The Art of Dining,” and “Lysistrata.” The Colorado Springs Labor Day Lift Off is set cones. It’s in the backyard of the house. The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at for Sept. 1-3 in Memorial Park, 1705 E. Pikes Fish Fry Fridays are at the Palmer Center by the Colorado College, 30 W. Dale St., observes free Peak Ave. There’ll be more than 50 balloons Antlers Hotel, 4 S. Cascade Ave., 11:30 a.m. days on the second Saturday and third Friday taking off each day about dawn. Plan to get up to 1 p.m. Saturday. Bring a chair and enjoy live of each month. Call 634-5581 for information. early and watch colorful balloons take to the sky. music. The fish, fries and a soft drink sell for $10. “The Story of Us” is currently at the Colorado Planning way ahead? Consider the classic The Butte Theater, 139 E. Bennett Ave. in Cripple Springs Pioneers Museum at 215 S. Tejon Broadmoor Holiday show Dec. 14, 15, 22, 24, 27 Creek has a melodrama on stage, “Hot Night St. The exhibit takes a look at the history of and 29, 7 p.m. for dinner and 8 p.m. for the show, in the Old Town” through Saturday. Tickets Colorado Springs, from a to z. Other exhibits in which includes festive music by Debby Boone and are $18-$21; visit http://mountainrep.com/ for the free museum depict the history of Colorado other musical acts. For tickets visit https://www. ticket information. “Always … Patsy Cline” will Springs and the area. It is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., broadmoor.com/holiday-shows/. be on stage Sept. 30. Tuesday-Saturday. Pikes Peak Center has these shows set for the Commonwheel Arts Festival is in Manitou The Pikes Peak Center, 190 S. Cascade Ave., holidays: Springs Memorial Park Sept. 1-3, from 10 a.m. has the following events coming up; call • M annheim Steamroller’s “Christmas” is to 5 p.m. There’ll be art, kids arts activities and 520-SHOW for ticket information. on stage Nov. 11 music in the park, and food will be available for • C raig Ferguson performs Sept. 12 • Jim Brickman’s “A Joyful Christmas” is on purchase. Entrance is free for the festival. • Alice in Chains is on stage Oct. 18 stage Dec. 6

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Garcia hosts final summer lifting series Story and photos by Walt Johnson the three Soldiers to achieve a personal best since “Normally when he’s in the gym he maxes out Mountaineer staff coming back from a shoulder injury. Before the at about 415 pounds, so I was really nervous about shoulder injury Deck was regularly lifting about him lifting at 418 pounds,” Celeste Deck said. “I Garcia Physical Fitness Center completed 500 pounds, however, since his injury 415 pounds was (a) little nervous because we had a little setback its Summer Lifting Series with a bench press has been the best he could achieve. As he stepped when he tried that in the 2-ton club. To see him competition Saturday morning at the facility with up to the bench for a bench press of 418 pounds, he not make a lift for the first time since we’ve been impressive personal bests from Soldiers and Family didn’t know if his shoulder would allow him together was terrifying for me, so I really wanted members ready for the Strong Soldier competition to achieve his goal but his favorite fan, his wife him to accomplish this today. I jokingly told him that scheduled for Oct. 20. Celeste, was confident he would get it done. if he did make the lift at 418 I was going to be upset, Dave Falls, Garcia Physical Fitness Center and when he did I was really excited and ran out and manager, said he couldn’t have been more pleased gave him the biggest hug.” with the athletic achievements of those who Aaron Deck ended up winning the competition attended the competition. He was also happy that with 418 pounds. three people achieved their personal best at the In the superheavyweight event, Dustin Sixkiller, event. The atmosphere in the facility was conducive who used to weigh 190 pounds and had lifts of to people doing their best, as one competitor after more than 400 pounds regularly lifted 413 pounds the other was cheered on by the other athletes and Saturday. Sixkiller said he and his wife Renee enjoy fans in attendance. the competition that comes from weightlifting Aaron Deck was one of the competitors who competitions and it also allows him to keep his got a boost from the crowd as he performed his competitive fires burning. bench press lifts. Deck said part of the reason for “This is great competition and my wife, who competing in this competition was to see how is also a bodybuilder and powerlifter, and I both he could do personally, and to enjoy the spirit other enjoyed coming out to participate,” Sixkiller said. athletes and fans bring to the event. “We wanted to have fun and we did and really liked “I love the camaraderie that you get when that we could do this together.” you come to an event like this,” Deck said. “It’s a different kind of culture and it feeds into the Aaron Deck, right, receives a congratulatory hug whole cultural fitness that the Army has, and I from his wife, Celeste Deck, Saturday after lifting really like that.” the most weight he has in a year during the Garcia Deck liked it even more when he was one of Physical Fitness Center’s Summer Lifting Series. 26 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018

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The Colorado Springs Sky Sox conclude their home season when they begin a homestand Friday against the Oklahoma City Dodgers, the Los Angeles Dodgers Triple A affiliate, at 6:40 p.m.; Saturday at 6 p.m., Sunday at 4th Brigade 5 p.m. and Monday at 1 p.m. in the regular Support season finale at Security Service Field in Battalion, 1st Colorado Springs. Stryker Brigade The next Commanding General’s (CG) Golf Combat Team, Scramble is scheduled for Sept. 7 at Cheyenne 4th Infantry Shadows Golf Club. Registration is underway Division, guard at the golf course for the event that begins with Glenn Allen, a shotgun start at noon. The golf course is left, shoots scheduled to hold a CG scramble the first Friday over a 299th of each month, weather permitting. Call 526-4102 Brigade Engineer for more information. Battalion, 1st Cheyenne Shadows Golf Club hosts the 13th Stryker Brigade annual Any Soldier Golf Tournament Friday. Combat Team, According to officials, the biggest tournament 4th Infantry hosted by the post golf course is expected to have Division player a field of 144 golfers. It will be played in a four- during the person scramble beginning at 8 a.m. Most golfers basketball are active-duty service members and retirees from championship Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base, U.S. Air game of Ivy Week Force Academy, Cheyenne Mountain Air Force competition at Station and Schriever Air Force Base. Contact Iron Horse Sports Bob Marsh at 590-7984 or email band1marsh@q. and Fitness com to enter a team or compete as a single golfer. center. The The golf course’s annual club championship is 299 BEB team Sept. 15-16. The event is held in an individual defeated the stroke-play format designed to find the best golfer 4th BSB team on post. It begins with a shotgun start at 7 a.m. to claim the Call 526-4102 for more information. basketball Iron Horse Sports and Fitness Center Family championship. locker room showers are currently closed due to water damage and must be rebuilt. When the Family locker rooms are complete, work will start on the men’s showers and then the women’s. The purpose of the project is to remove and Photo by Walt Johnson replace drain assemblies and drain bodies of water in the showers, which have been flooding. The Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare Staffordshire Terriers, English Staffordshire Bull Brook at noon. Air Force’s other home games are: and Recreation will sponsor its annual Splash Terriers, Mastiffs, Wolf Hybrids or any other Sept. 29 vs. Nevada (time to be announced), Oct. ‘N’ Play at the Outdoor Pool Sept. 8. Officials breed with dominant traits geared towards 6 vs. Navy at 1:30 p.m.; Oct. 27 vs. Boise State at said all community members who bring their aggression. Call 526-4093 for more information. 5 p.m.; Nov. 10 vs. New Mexico at 1:30 p.m. and dogs for the event will need to have current shot The U.S. Military Academy at West Point football Colorado State University Nov. 22 at 1:30 p.m. records for their pets. All dogs must be current team will host the Air Force Academy Child and Youth Services (CYS) officials are on rabies and proof of vaccines is required at Nov. 3. The Black Knights will host the Falcons looking for people interested in volunteering check-in. Officials also said all canines must be in the first leg of the Commander-in-Chief Trophy as youth sports and fitness coaches. Anyone on a leash when not in the water. There is also series for Army and the second leg for Air Force. interested in being a coach must pass a back- a restriction on the following breeds: Akita, The Air Force Academy will play six home games ground check, attend a mandatory three-hour Chow, Doberman, Pit Bull, Rottweiler, American this year beginning Sept. 1 when it meets Stony preseason training session and be available two to three hours per week for practices and games. CYS officials said anyone interested in being a coach must have good communication skills with CYS sports staff and parents of the players. Toeing the line According to CYS officials, youth coaches receive discounts on sports enrollment for their children, promotion points for active-duty Soldiers, volunteer hours and will make an impact on the community. Call 526-1101 for more information. A 1st Stryker The Fort Carson Middle School Eagles boys’ Brigade Combat football team will host Fountain Middle Team, 4th School to open its season Thursday at 3:45 Infantry Division, p.m. The Eagles’ other home games are Sept. receiver catches 13 vs. Watson Middle School and Sept. 27 vs. the pass and Falcon Middle School. The Eagles will also tiptoes play on the road Sept. 6 against Janitell Middle inbounds to School and Sept. 20 against Sproul Middle complete a School. Sept. 6 against Janitell Middle School touchdown and Sept. 20 against Sproul Middle School. reception The Fountain-Fort Carson High School Trojans Aug. 16 at the football team opened its 2018 season on the Mountain Post road against Horizon High School Thursday. Sports Complex The Trojans’ first home game of the season football fields. will be Aug. 31 when they host Eaglecrest High The 1st SBCT School at 7 p.m. The rest of the Trojans’ home team won the schedule is Sept. 7 vs. Columbine High School, football Sept. 28 vs. Legend High School (homecoming), title 18-6. Oct. 12 vs. Chaparral High School, and Oct. 18 vs. Regis Jesuit High School. The Trojans will travel to Grandview High School Sept. 15, Overland High School Sept. 21; Photo by Walt Johnson Douglas County High School Oct. 5; and Doherty High School Oct. 26. Aug. 24, 2018 — MOUNTAINEER 29 30 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018 Aug. 24, 2018 — MOUNTAINEER 31 32 MOUNTAINEER — Aug. 24, 2018 FINANCING AVAILABLE DAYDAY LABORLABOR Aug 24 - Sept 3 We are a PROUD SPONSOR of

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