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Thursday, March 29, 2012 Vol. 56 No. 13 62nd recipient added to memorial By Lea Johnson by a ground attack. Despite having little 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer combat training, Etchberger heroically and single-handedly held off the enemy with an M-16, while simultaneously directing air A wrong was righted 42 years after Chief strikes and calling for air rescue. While Master Sgt. Richard Etchberger was killed still under enemy fire, Etchberger placed in the country of Laos during the Vietnam his three surviving wounded comrades into war, when he posthumously received the the rescue slings hanging from helicopters Medal of Honor. On March 22, his name waiting to take them to safety. Etchberger was added to the Medal of Honor memorial was finally able to climb into the evacuation at Peterson Air Force Base. sling himself, only to be fatally wounded by Jeff Nash, Peterson Air and Space Museum enemy fire, Nash said. deputy director, said Etchberger was su- Originally, Etchberger was awarded the perintendent of a ground radar site, Lima Air Force Cross, the highest Air Force Site 85, in Laos in 1968. “Its mission was award for valor, in a private ceremony at to provide guidance and direction for U.S. . Because the Air Force aircraft that were bombing North was still in full swing, former President Vietnam,” he said. Lyndon B. Johnson could not acknowledge Several factors made this mission unique, that there were U.S. combatants in Laos, Nash said. First, due to the classified nature Nash said, and Etchberger’s family was told of the site, Etchberger and his crew were he died in a plane crash. “His wife knew actually discharged from the Air Force and what really happened and she took that to sent to the site as civilians. “They still had a her grave,” he said. military connection; it was more of a cover Etchberger became the 62nd Airman than anything else because of the secrecy awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor of this site,” he said. Sept. 21, 2010, by President . Second is, at the time, Laos was a neutral “The Secretary of the Air Force waived the country. “There should not (have been) U.S. two year limitation on nominations for combatants in the country of Laos at this the Medal of Honor because of the very time, however there were,” Nash said. unique circumstances surrounding Chief Despite the secrecy of , the Etchberger,” Nash said. Vietnamese knew about the mission and At the ceremony rededicating the on March 11, 1968, Etchberger and his crew See Memorial page 14 sustained heavy artillery attacks, followed

(U.S. Air Force photo/Craig Denton) Tech Sgt. Susan Hill, 21st Space Wing Director of Staff office, places a wreath at the Peterson Medal of Honor memorial. Chief Master Sgt. Richard Etchberger, who was killed in the country of Laos during the Vietnam War, posthumously received the Medal of Honor in 2010, and his name was added to the Peterson memorial March 22. Commanders say ‘thanks’ to key spouses By Lea Johnson 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — A special group of people work hard behind the scenes to help the families of Airmen at Peterson Air Force Base. The Key Spouse program consists of approximately 40 spouses selected and super- vised by unit commanders to be there to support families, especially when a member is deployed. “It’s an informal but very necessary program to make sure that our spouses, both those deployed and not deployed, have available resources to them,” said Paul Smith, Airman and Family Readiness Center chief. The Key Spouse program is an Air Force-wide volunteer program standardized in 2009. (U.S. Air Force photo/Craig Denton) “They serve as a liaison for the spouse (at home) and our spouses out in the field,” Miranda Sherman (center), receives the 2011 Key Spouse of the Year Award from Kayreen Crawford (left), and Smith said. Meegan Flewelling (right), senior key spouse mentors, March 23 at The Club. The Key Spouse program consists See Spouses page 14 of approximately 40 spouses selected and supervised by unit commanders to support families, especially when a member is deployed.

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21st Space Wing Commander Col. Chris Crawford Co m m a n d e r ’s Co r n e r Chief of Public Affairs 1st Lt. Holly Hess Editorial Staff Chief of Internal Information Getting it done Mr. Steve Brady PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — and they perform. Staff Writer For many years, we’ve seen enlisted promotion It is not only our young NCOs who we are Lea Johnson rates steadily improve. In 1993, 16 percent of Al Strait asking more of. You can take any organization senior airmen made staff sergeant; just three on Peterson AFB and you can find that young Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspapers years ago nearly half made E-5, and last year one or two striper, the company grade officer Group, 31 E. Platte Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, nearly 43 percent did. 21st Space Wing or civilian who is willing to step up and get the 80903, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Clearly, the Air Force makes NCOs quicker mission done. Air Force, under exclusive written contract with the Director of Staff The wing recently hosted Lt. Gen. Susan 21st Space Wing. This commercial enterprise Air Force than we did 20 years ago. But while a cadre of newspaper is an authorized publication for members of retirees still lament at how “they don’t make Helms, 14th AF commander, and I was very the U.S. military services. NCOs like they used to,” I’m here to tell you impressed with Airman 1st Class Annie White Contents of the Space Observer are not necessarily the they’re doing great things and growing up from the Area Dental Lab, Airman 1st Class official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, quicker than in years past. Alexandria Molony from the fitness center, and the Department of Defense or the Department of the Airman 1st Class Andrew Ho from the Aragon Air Force. Manning shortfalls, troop draw-downs and ... every The appearance of advertising in this publication, two-plus decades of deployments merely exac- Dining Facility. Each had the opportunity to including inserts or supplements, does not constitute erbate the demands placed on the young NCOs brief the general on their respective duties and endorsement by DoD, the Department of the Air Force, in today’s Air Force; resultantly, we expect and highlight how their organizations contribute to or CSMNG, of the products or services advertised. organization demand more of the new E-5 sooner in their the wing’s day-to-day mission. Their enthusiasm, Everything advertised in this publication shall be made professionalism and commitment to excellence available for purchase, use or patronage without regard career than a generation ago. For example, at to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital the wing’s comptroller squadron Staff Sgts. were truly impressive. status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other Also impressive is the contributions of the Chad Owen and Darlene Tydingco will run the has the star non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. civilian workforce. One unsung civilian hero day-to-day operations of the busiest financial Editorial content is edited, prepared and provided by who gets it done every day is Bob Orwig of the the 21st Space Wing Public Affairs Office, 775 Loring services flight in Air Force Space Command Director of Staff office. Organized, dedicated Ave., Suite 219, Peterson AFB, Colo., 80914-1294, (719) for the next six months due to three vacancies player who is 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185, fax (719) 556-7848 or DSN and possessing a passion for excellence, Bob, (one E-7 and two E-6s) and two deployments 834-7848. All photographs are Air Force photographs as I would say “straps it on every day to achieve unless otherwise indicated. (E-6, E-5). Read that again — two young staff mission success.” He knows what needs to be The Space Observer is published every Thursday. sergeants will do the work that of a master, three getting it done.­ See Done page 14 For advertising inquiries, call Colorado Springs Military techs and three staffs. We ask the impossible Newspapers, (719) 634-5905. Employees of Peterson Air Force Base who want to place a free classified advertise- ment should call (719) 329-5210. Articles, announcements, news briefs or feedback for the Space Observer should be submitted to the 21st SW/PA via [email protected]. For further information, Action Line call 21st SW/PA at (719) 556-5185 or DSN 834-5185 or The 21st Space Wing maintains a commander's action line, a direct link to the 21st Space Wing commander. The wing commander e-mail [email protected]. 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Applicants approved Development Guide will need to be returned to unit Weighted Airman Promotion vilian manning at fiscal 2010 levels, the Air Force is for this round of VERA/VSIP will need to separate System monitors, as the documents may have a number of errors. offering a third round of Voluntary Early Retirement no later than Aug. 31. Authority and Voluntary Separation Incentive Payment “Airmen and supervisors of Airmen using this version of the Professional “We are committed to maximizing voluntary separa- Development Guide need to be involved in this process to ensure everyone has beginning May 1. tion measures to preclude involuntary actions,” Dunbar proper study materials,” said Chief Master Sgt. Jim Cody, Air Education and “The Air Force recognizes the invaluable contribu- Training Command command chief. tions of our civilian workforce, but also recognizes said. “However, as we progress toward the end of the Cody added that the electronic copy of the document does not have errors; the fiscal constraints under which the Department fiscal year, it is apparent some bases will need to rebal- however some printed version may have the following problems: of Defense and the government as a whole are operat- ance the skills of their workforce into other enduring • Missing pages 222-255 with duplicate sections starting on page 191 ing,” said Maj. Gen. Sharon Dunbar, the Director of positions.” • Missing pages 255-286 Force Management Policy. “Our civilian workforce is The processes available to rebalance or re-skill the • Missing pages from 350 to 382 with duplicate pages 319 to 350. near required target levels, and we’re focused on fine work force include using reduction-in-force procedures tuning the force while taking care to minimize the The errors listed above are only found in select copies of the printed versions to determine employee placements rights into enduring and people who have one of these versions should return it to their unit WAPS effect on our current permanent civilian workforce vacancies as well as providing the flexibility to waive monitor to request a replacement. and their families.” At least 750 PDGs contain errors so Airmen should review their copy of the As the Air Force continues the fiscal 2012 civil- qualifications for more placements. In that regard, PDG to make sure it does not contain any of the errors. ian workforce restructure, round three of VERA/ the bases will begin their preparations for submitting Air Force promotion testing policy does not require Airmen to have a printed VSIP will be used to further realign and rebalance their requests for approval to use RIF procedures so PDG prior to promotion testing as long as examinees have access to the refer- the civilian force. In addition, the Defense Civilian as to have their employees realigned to the continuing ence material. The electronic version of the PDG is immediately available and Personnel Advisory Service has granted a temporary positions by Sept. 30. ensures everyone has access to the correct information. waiver exception to the Priority Placement Program For general information about force management to expand the use of VSIP across installations. The The PDG can be downloaded via http://www.e-publishing.af.mil/ (e-pub- programs and other personnel issues, visit the Air lishing); however, printed PDGs cannot be ordered through the e-publishing Air Force Personnel Center will be providing addi- Force Personnel Services website at https://gum-crm. web site, but must be obtained through unit orderly rooms. Electronic reference tional details to the Civilian Personnel Sections on materials are also available (including mp3 audio files, interactive exercises, the waiver criteria. csd.disa.mil. and e-Reader files) to assist Airmen with preparing for promotion testing at Civilian employees will receive VERA/VSIP eligibil- (Courtesy of Secretary of the Air Force Public http://pdg.af.edu. ity surveys from their local CPSs May 1, and applica- Affairs)

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SAN ANTONIO — An orthopedic surgeon who is part of the 21st Space Wing has been tapped to be the head coach for the U.S. Air Force 2012 Warrior Games team during the competition slated for April 30-May 5 at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Maj. James Bales, 2010’s Air Force Male Athlete of the Year and part of the 21st Force Support Squadron, will coach the 2012 team assisted by Cami Stock, from Colorado Springs, who is returning for her third year of Warrior Games. Bales, the 2011 upright cycling coach and team physician, called it an honor to lead this year’s team. “I have always had a huge respect for the sacrifices our wounded warriors have made,” he said. “Being the head coach for Warrior Games combines my passion for sports, (Courtesy photo) medicine and coaching.” Maj. James Bales, 21st Force Support Squadron orthopedic surgeon currently on staff at the U.S. Air Force Academy Hospital, was named the head Bales maintains the games are not about medals, but help- coach for the U.S. Air Force 2012 Warrior Games team. The games take place April 30-May 5 at the U.S Air Force Academy. Bales was the U.S. Air ing wounded warriors recover from injury. Force Male Athlete of the Year for 2010 and is part of the USAF World Class Athlete Program, which allows him to train for the 2012 Olympic Trials “At the end of the day, it is about looking back and see- and Olympic Games. ing how far wounded warriors have come, and celebrating their triumph over their injuries,” he said. “Warrior Games Track — John Zavada, Colorado Springs, Colo. tion to Paralympic sports for injured service members and is about each wounded warrior competing at the best of his Wheelchair Basketball — Willie Jackson, Rockdale, veterans. or her ability.” Texas More than 200 competitors from the Air Force, Army, Besides the head and assistant coaches, there are different Shooting (WCAP-Air Pistol) — Senior Airman Alex Marines, Navy and Coast Guard are expected to compete coaches for the individual track and field, cycling, swimming, Callage, 21st FSS. in 2012 Warrior Games. archery, shooting, volleyball and basketball competitions. Archery — Gary Fooshee, Colorado Springs, Colo. For those interested in competing or coaching in the 2013 The 2012 coaches are: “From professional-level athletes and recovery care co- Warrior Games, the Air Force will put out a call for par- Cycling Recumbent/Shooting (Assistant) — Maj. Scott ordinators for the athletes, to the wounded, ill and injured ticipants through the Air Force Wounded Warrior website, Bullis, Headquarters Air Force Space Command. themselves, we have a very diverse group of volunteers,” said Cycling Upright — Master Sgt. Anthony Milunas, Master Sgt. Elisha Abercrombie, Warrior Games action of- www.woundedwarriors.af.mil when the 2013 Warrior Games Lackland AFB, Texas ficer at the Air Force Services Agency. “This is an experience are announced. Swimming — Anthony Boettcher, U.S. Air Force Academy, of a lifetime for all involved.” For more information about the 2012 Warrior Games, visit Colo. The 2012 Air Force Warrior Games team will be deter- 2012 Warrior Games http://usparalympics.org/military-and- Sitting Volleyball — Capt. Nicki Marino, U.S. Air Force mined after the services’ Warrior Games selection camp, veteran-programs/warrior-games-presented-by-deloitte. For Academy Preparatory School being held March 25-31, at the U.S. Air Force Academy. more information about Air Force wounded warriors, visit Field — Capt. Steven Lizzol, Hurlbert Field, Fla. The Warrior Games was created in 2010 as an introduc- www.woundedwarriors.af.mil.

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GPS providing very accurate targeting capability, military ULA, formed in 2006, is a joint venture by Lockheed satellite communications providing all the reach-back that’s Martin and the Boeing Co. that uses Atlas V and Delta needed, (and) missile warning providing cover for our de- II and IV launch vehicles to support strategic U.S. space ployed forces,” Gen. William L. Shelton said. initiatives. The Air Force maintains the 34 satellites that make up “We are very proud of our success record in the launch the GPS constellation. The all-weather, 24-hour system was business, unprecedented in the history of space flight, ... but (U.S. Air Force graphic/Sylvia Saab) intended for military use, but in 1983 President Ronald at the same time, with costs spiraling like they are, we have Reagan made it freely available to civilians, for the public to take action to reduce the cost,” Shelton said. rity capability that satellite represents, as well as how long it good, after a Korean Air Lines flight carrying 269 people One action, he said, is to ask ULA to come in with priced would take you to get replacement capability for that, you was shot down for straying into Soviet airspace. options for booster cores, or rocket stages, over three to five just don’t want to take the risk.” The first GPS satellite was launched in 1989, and the most years. “Somewhere in there,” the general added, “we believe Two U.S. commercial space companies, Orbital Sciences recent in 2011. In 2000, Congress authorized a modernization there will be a sweet spot for us.” Corp. and Space Exploration Technologies Corp., have the effort called GPS-III that will improve position, navigation The other action, Shelton said, is to use commercial ser- potential to launch national security assets. and timing services and add advanced anti-jam capabilities vices whenever possible, citing military use of wideband Orbital, based in Virginia, has delivered or had under to the constellation. communications as an example. contract 1,000 satellites, launch vehicles and other space- “The biggest concern is that GPS’s signal is a very weak “If all I’m concerned about is volumes of data moving related systems since 1982. The company says it provides (one),” Shelton said. “It’s a spread-spectrum signal, and it is around in space and ultimately down on the ground, com- not difficult to jam. ... In fact, you can buy (a GPS jammer) full-service engineering, production and technical services mercial space knows how to do that very well and very for NASA, DOD, and commercial and academic space pro- online, and we’re starting to see even criminal elements use economically,” he explained. “If you look at the bandwidth GPS jamming to cover their tracks. The game afoot here is to grams, and is supplying commercial cargo resupply services coming back from Afghanistan, somewhere in the 70 percent for the International Space Station. continue to drive a no-kidding adversary to higher powers to 80 percent range is commercial satellite communications. SpaceX, established in 2002, reports that it has developed of their jammers. Once you get to a significant power level, We’ve already proven in warfare that we can rely on com- two new launch vehicles; has a manifest for light, medium those are called targets.” mercial satellite communication.” The Air Force is cranking up power on the satellites to But the services must be assured of worldwide capability, and heavy-lift space launches into 2017; and has received force adversaries to use higher-power jammers that can then the general said. commercial off-the-shelf funding from NASA to demonstrate be found and targeted, Shelton said. “If you tell me where I’m going to fight, it’s easy,” Shelton delivery and return of cargo to the space station. “One of the design features of GPS-III is higher power,” said. “But if I have to protect the capability to fight any- Shelton said the Air Force distributed a step-by-step guide Shelton said, “and we also can do some things with antenna where, anytime, can I do it commercially, or do I have to to certification for national security launches in October. technology and the way we operate our platforms to protect have a dedicated military capability to do that? Those are all Commercial companies, he said, “just need to give us ad- ourselves from jamming.” the kinds of things we are exploring with the commercial equate insight to (their history of) commercial missions so For the Air Force satellite effort, space launch — get- community.” we can assure ourselves that no corners were cut, that we ting satellites from Earth to orbit — is truly foundational, Using commercial space launch services for national secu- understand their process, the reliability of the components Shelton said. In 2011, the Defense Department and intel- rity satellite launches is not an option today, he said, because (and) their capabilities.” ligence community succeeded in all 49 attempts to launch the capability doesn’t yet exist in the commercial world. “Once they’ve proven that with a number of missions,” evolved expendable launch vehicles that carried satellites “A national security payload on top of a commercial asset Shelton added, “they’ll be ready to go.” into orbit. has to be a proven capability,” Shelton said. “When you’re (Editor’s note: Air Force Space Command Public Affairs The Air Force EELV program, replacing the existing launch talking $1 billion for a satellite, as well as the national secu- contributed to this story.)

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believe, help restore both fun and a sense of details, call 556-8069. normalcy to their lives. Visit www.toyindus- Outdoor Recreation tryfoundation.org. For event details, call the Civilian personnel adjusts — 556-4867 youth center at 556-7220. hours Children’s clothing swap All costs are per person. Sign up at least Beginning April 2, the Civilian Personnel 48 hours in advance for all day trips. Call The 21st and 50th Space Wings will host Office will be open for customer service Outdoor Recreation at 556-4867. Day Ski/Snowboard Trip — If the ski re- a children’s clothing swap from 10 a.m.-2 walk-ins from 8-11 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, sorts remain open, we’ll be skiing Saturdays p.m. April 21 at the Schriever Main Fitness Wednesday and Friday, with afternoon ap- in April. April 7 — Breckenridge; April 14 Center. There you will find some pretty cool pointments available each day. Beginning April 5, the Civilian Personnel Office will — Copper Mountain; April 21 — Keystone; clothes for kids — and even maternity fash- April 28 — Monarch. Cost is $25 for trans- ions — all for free. be closed to customers on Thursdays. To schedule an appointment with the appro- portation. Lift ticket and rental equipment are The swap is a two-part event. The first extra. Sign up at least 48 hours in advance. priate personnel specialist, call 556-4775. part is a clothing drop off. You have until Daily Ski Rentals — Depending on April 19 to gather up gently-used clothing Running in good company snowfall, April 30 is the final day for equip- for children from newborn through 18 years ment rental, lift tickets and season rental and maternity clothing and drop them off at returns. any of these Peterson AFB locations: child For those who are runners, the 21st Force Build Your Own Trip. We can take you development centers, RP Lee Youth Center, Support Squadron has several opportuni- anywhere under the sun. Let us work with fitness center, chapel, medical group and at ties to run with others. The Fitness Center you to help make your outdoor dream adven- entrances to Mission Support Group build- holds an informal running club that goes for ture come true. Call 556-4867 or 556-7753, The 21st Force Support Squadron offers a variety of ing. Everyone on base is welcome to donate a 5k run at 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays. They start or email peterson.outdoor.rec@peterson. Easter activities, including an Easter egg hunt from 10 children/maternity clothing. behind the Bowling Center. Call 556-4462. af.mil. a.m.-noon April 7 at the RP Lee Youth Center for ages Then on April 21, visit the Schriever Main The Stars & Stripes Running Club, hosted by RV Storage Lot. Store your RV at Outdoor 1-8 years old. Times are1 year olds from 10-10:30 a.m.; Fitness Center to “shop” for incredible finds the CGOG, holds fun runs the first and third Rec’s storage lot. 2-3 year olds from 10:30-11 a.m.; 4-5 year olds from — all free. And, best of all, you don’t need Wednesday of the month at 4:30 p.m. Join 11-11:30 a.m.; 6-8 year olds from 11:30 a.m.-noon. For to donate clothing in order to get clothing. them Wednesday, April 4 and 18, in front of Aero Club — 556-4310 details, call 556-7220. There will also be information tables for The Club. They gather afterwards for a little the Education Center, HAWC, New Parent socializing in Stripes Pub. Call 556-0660 or April 3, 26 — $5 off/hour on any T41C Support Program, A&FRC, the Peterson 556-0006. And then take part in the Armed April 5, 24 — $10 off/hour on the R182 Easter events Spouses Club and more. The event is free to Forces Community Run May 12 on Peterson April 10, 19 — $10 off/hour on any T41B all military families. So bring the kids and AFB. It will be open to everyone, including Every Sunday in April (wet rates) — $5 off/ April 6 — Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt, for have a great time. For more information, the public. The event also includes a kids’ hour on any single engine aircraft; $10 off/ ages 9 and older from 8-9 p.m. at the RP Lee call 567-3920. run. Pre-event registration is open through hour on any twin engine aircraft. Youth Center/Patriot Park. Call 556-7220. May 4. Registration forms are available at April 6-8 — Sale, save 15-40 percent off all Sports and Field Day prep the Fitness Center, and online registration Aquatics Center — 556- merchandise except golf balls in the pro shop, is expected soon. Go to www.21fss.com for Silver Spruce Golf Course, 556-7414. meetings details or call 556-2767. One important note 4608 April 7 — Easter Egg-stravaganza with the for runners, the running track behind the theme of Candyland. Kids hunt for eggs and Unit sports reps are meeting and organiz- Fitness Center will be closed April 14-July 1, Climbing the walls this winter? Make a candy treats — for ages 1-8 years old from 10 ing participation for the Team Pete Sports while artificial turf is installed on the playing big splash when you try our climbing wall a.m.-noon at the RP Lee Youth Center. 1 year and Field Day June 28. Meetings are sched- field. Call 556-4462 for details. at the Aquatic Center. olds from 10-10:30 a.m.; 2-3 year olds from uled for 2 p.m. April 19, May 17 and June Rent-A-Pool — Rent the pool for your 10:30-11 a.m.; 4-5 year olds from 11-11:30 14, in Stripes Pub, located in The Club. For Adventures galore with a.m.; 6-8 year olds from 11:30 a.m.-noon. For details, call 556-7220. April 8 — Find the Golden Egg. Find one of 12 golden eggs and win a super prize (free cart for the month, free round of golf for four with cart, $50 gift certificate, $25 gift certificate, and lots more) at Silver Spruce Golf Course, 556-7220. April 8 — Free Chocolate Bunny to the first 50 kids who bowl 1-5 p.m., Bowling Center, 556-4607. April 8 — Easter Sunday Brunch at The Club, seating times are at 10 and 11 a.m., and 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. Make reservations early. Call 574-4100. Month of the Military Child celebration

The Youth Programs at Peterson AFB will host a very special event from 5-7 p.m. April 11, at the RP Lee Youth Center, Building 1555, to celebrate the Month of the Military Child. The event will feature a toy giveaway to mili- tary youth by the Toy Industry Foundation and the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and a fun carnival featuring games, face paint- ing, bouncy castles, food (hot dogs, baked beans, potato salad), beverages and more. This Month of the Military Child Celebration event is free, and it’s one event you and your children won’t want to miss. The TIF is a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring joy, comfort and learning to children The Armed Forces Community Run is May 12 on Peterson AFB. Registration forms are available at the Fitness Center, and online registration is expected soon. Go in need through toys and play. Toys, they to www.21fss.com for details or call 556-2767. Space Observer www.peterson.af.mil Thursday, March 29, 2012 13

here for you when you need us. Carnival This event is open to everyone. Cruise Lines — Military discounts available Tournaments for 2012. See the complete on most sailings. list of tournaments at www.petersonafbgolf. com. RP Lee Youth Center Book your private party at the 19th Hole Grill. We will customize any menu to ensure — 556-7220 your event is memorable. We have a wonder- ful location with a great view. For details, COVA/Peterson Co-op groups meet at call 556-4558 or 556-7233. RP Lee Youth Center April 10, 17 and 24. Free regripping. Purchase your grips from Grades K-5 from 10 a.m.-noon; grades 6-12 our retail shop and we’ll install them for from noon-2 p.m. Monthly parent meeting free! April 26. Open Recreation Summer Day Trips — Library — 556-7462 Registration begins April 6. Summer Sports Camp Registration — Story Time –Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. Begins March 30 for the following camps: Ask about Universal Class with online cheerleading, tennis, basketball, soccer and classes available on almost any imaginable archery. Cost is $90 each. topic. Babysitting Class — April 14, Basic Class, $30, 8 a.m.–1 p.m.; Advanced Class (includes Airman & Family CPR), $45, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Peterson AFB Youth Programs hosts a special event from 5-7 p.m. April 11, at the RP Lee Youth Center, Building Give Parents A Break — 1-5 p.m. April Readiness Center — 556- 1555, to celebrate the Month of the Military Child. For information call 556-7220. 14. Parents Night Out — 7-11 p.m. April 6, 6141 $24/child. Home Alone Class — Free for ages 10 and Military & Family Life Consultant — (719) private event — an intimate gathering or Peterson Running Club — Meet 11:30 a.m. older, 4:30-5:30 p.m., April 12. 640-9961. a group of 50 maximum. For details, call behind the Bowling Center April 3, 10, 17, 556-4607. 24. Soccer Coaches Meeting — April 4. Bowling Center — 556- Register by April 13; season begins April 24. 4607 Dodgeball Tournament — 11 a.m.-1 p.m. April 10-12, Gym 1. Lunch special every Monday-Friday at the SARC 5/10K Run — 11:30 a.m. April 20. Strike Zone Café. Visit www.21fss.com or Start behind the Bowling Center. call 556-4607. Inline Hockey — 5 p.m. every Tuesday Family Days — Dollar games and shoes and Thursday at the inline rink behind the from 1-5 p.m. every Sunday. Fitness Center. On your birthday — Bowl one game free! ITT / Arts & Crafts — Party Time — Have your squadron party or your child’s birthday party here. New Building 640, 556-1760 packages are available. Call 556-4606 for details. Tickets on sale now at Information, Tickets and Travel, Building 640. The Club & Stripes Pub Hoops for Troops: Military Appreciation Night, 7 p.m. April 18, with the Denver — 556-4181 Nuggets and LA Clippers at the Pepsi Arena. NCAA March Madness — NCAA Framing Classes available. Framing Class The Silver Spruce Golf Course has a variety of events scheduled including the Masters 2-Day Pick-A-Pro Championship Game — April 2. is offered Monday — Friday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 Tournament April 7-8. Each participant will add – or subtract – a randomly selected PGA pro’s score from their Special Lunch Buffets, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. p.m. or 1–4 p.m., cost $25 plus materials. Call own personal score to determine a team score. For information call 556-7414. April 4 — Major League Baseball Opening 556-1731 for information. Day; April 6 — Fish Fry; April 13 — Texas Fingerprinting service is available for non- BBQ; April 25 — Administrative Professional official business. Exceptional Family Member Program & Day; April 26 — Mongolian. Portraits — Just $20. Photos taken 1-4 p.m. School Liaison Officer — 556-6141. Special Evening Dinners — April 27 — April 1, 15 or 27 at the base auditorium. Call Silver Spruce Golf Course Classes and programs include: Financial Lobster Night from 5:30-8 p.m. Make res- ITT at 556-1760 for an appointment. Get your Planning — April 26; Basic Resume — April ervations by April 25. portrait professionally framed at the Frame — 556-7414 18; Job Search Techniques — April 26. Visit Peterson Perk — We proudly brew Shop, 556-1731. www.21fss.com and click on Airman & Starbucks — coffee, espresso, mocha, latte Peterson Ladies Golf Association Signup Family to see the calendar of classes and and frappuccino! Now open inside the lobby Leisure Travel — Call 556- Coffee — At 9 a.m. April 5. They play golf programs. of The Club. Open 6 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday- every Thursday morning April through Friday. 2116 or 556-6447 October. 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know how much the key spouses do and how much they appreciate it.” Spouses During the luncheon, two special Key Spouse awards Memorial From page 1 were announced. From page 1 The Crawfords presented Miranda Sherman, wife of Lt. Once a commander appoints a key spouse for a unit, Col. Roger Sherman, 16th Space Control Squadron com- Peterson Medal of Honor Memorial, with the addition they undergo Key Spouse training, Heartlink training, mander, with the 2011 Key Spouse of the Year award. of Etchberger’s name, Col. Jeffrey Flewelling, 21st Space and suicide awareness training through the A&FRC. “I was surprised and honored to receive the award,” Wing vice commander, said, “44 years and 11 days ago, Mel Castile, Education Center education counselor, she said. “It’s something I do to give back.” Chief Etchberger paid the ultimate price. When he de- oversaw the Key Spouse program during his time as an Sherman, as well as being an outstanding key spouse, fended that ground base radar site he made us all stand A&FRC personal and work life program leader. also served on the Peterson Spouses Club board, organized a little taller today.” Castile said the Key Spouse Networking Group meets multiple fundraisers, created an “Adopt a Grandparent” Etchberger, Flewelling said, personified the Airman’s once a month. During each quarter the spouses meet once program at a local retirement home, home schools her creed and the promise to never leave an Airman with the unit commanders, once with the first sergeants, son, works as a neurofeedback technician in Colorado behind. and once on their own. Springs, and a multitude of other things. Summarizing the comments of Gen. Norton Schwartz, Other bases only require the spouses to meet once a Sherman said when her husband was stationed at a Air Force chief of staff, at Etchberger’s Medal of Honor quarter, but Castile said the spouses agreed that more geographically separated unit and deployed in 2008, there ceremony in 2010, Nash said, “Valor has no expiration frequent meetings strengthen the program. was talk of support from the unit, but it never came to date.” Beyond the monthly meetings, key spouses volunteer fruition. their time reaching out to the families within their unit “When we arrived at Peterson in 2009, and I heard through phone calls, emails and group dinners, Smith about the program, I thought this is exactly the type of said. Most of the key spouses also attend the monthly support I would have liked to have received when (my Done deployed family dinners and are active in other organi- husband) was deployed.” From page 3 zations around base. Sherman says as a key spouse, she is able to help look “Their primary function is (to be) someone approachable out for family members of deployed Airmen. done and just does it. that (families) can come to about anything and everything. “The deployed Airman and the commander can better Another civilian hero in my mind is Laura McDonough from We don’t want our families to feel like they can’t reach focus on the mission because they know the families are the wing Program Management Division. Laura, in the absence out to someone. We want everyone to know, call your key being cared for,” Sherman said. “The Key Spouse program of the directorate chief, stepped in as the temporary chief and spouse,” Smith said. is part of what the Air Force is supposed to be — taking never missed a beat. She handled several high-level program As well as being a commander driven program, Kayreen care of families.” reviews, program reduction drills and manning challenges, and Crawford and Meegan Flewelling serve as senior key The Key Spouse program also recognized Sonia Kuch, with perseverance and dedication got the job done. spouse mentors. “They are responsible for how this pro- wife of Lt. Col. David Kuch, 21st Medical Support Squadron Finally, I would like to highlight Cindy Litteral, the base gram operates here on Peterson Air Force Base,” Smith commander, as the 2011 Key Spouse of the Year runner-up, deputy fire chief. Whether it is responding to an emergency, said. presented by the Flewellings. Kuch is a retired Air Force training her personnel or promoting education on base and As a thank you to the key spouses, Col. Chris Crawford, nurse and lieutenant colonel with more than 20 years of in the community, Cindy is always on her “A” game and ready 21st Space Wing commander, and Col. Jeffrey Flewelling, active duty service. In addition to being the mother of to get it done. 21st Space Wing vice commander, hosted a luncheon two, as a key spouse Kuch mentored and recruited new As I said before every organization has the star player who March 23 at The Club. key spouses, prepared care packages for deployed Airmen, is getting it done. You know who they are, supervisors know “The key spouses don’t brag about themselves,” Castile delivered morale baskets to families of deployed Airmen, who they are. With each of us doing a little more every day to said. “The wing commander, the wing vice commander, volunteered at a local elementary school, and delivered get it done, there is no doubt Peterson will continue to be the and the senior key spouses mentors want everybody to Meals on Wheels to the homebound in the community. best place to work, live and visit.

said. $2.00 Off admission Military Discount Since this is the first swap event of its Swap kind at Schriever, organizers are unsure of From page 4 what to expect as far as attendance and the amount donations goes. Undeterred, Ross saying they have clothes they used to wear said all left over clothing will be donated in high school that they plan to donate,” to the Airman’s Attic at Peterson and other GUN SHOW Stump said. local community assistance agencies. Ross was clear to say that right now, the At Peterson, donations are being ac- March 31 - april 1 event is in search of volunteers, mostly for April 20. cepted at the fitness center, both child Sat. 9-5 & Sun. 9-4 “The day prior will be a big day,” she development centers, the youth center, said. “We’ll need people to sift through the 21st Mission Support Group Building FrEEDOM Financial SErVicES donations, sort, fold and help set up for the 350 main entrance, the 21st Medical Group event. That will be the most labor-intensive and the chapel. EXpO cEntEr day, but we’ll also need a few volunteers to At Schriever, donations are being accept- assist swappers during the event.” ed at the A&FRC, the child development 3650 n nEVaDa Event organizers are also working with center, the chapel resource room inside key spouses at both bases to help families who will be unable to attend the event. Building 300, the main fitness center and BuY - SEll - traDE “We’ve let our key spouses know that the Tierra Vista Community Center. they can take size orders from their unit Anyone interested in volunteering for inFO: (563) 927-8176 spouses and pick items up for them, that the event can contact Christina Stump at way we can assist more families,” Ross 567-3920.

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Donate clothing from Resume writing March 10-April 19 at the Peterson child TheHigh Best Definition In Sight Lens Since Collection 1978 The Airman and Family Readiness development centers, youth center, fitness Center offers a federal resume writing center, chapel, Building 350 entrance or the Large Selection of Designer Eyewear seminar Understanding the Federal Jobs 21st Medical Group. Donations of mater- Employment Systems from 8:30-11:30 a.m. nity clothing, and newborn, infant, tod- Exams, Contacts, Glasses March 30. Attendees must establish a www. dler, child and teen clothing is welcome. usajobs.gov account prior to class. Call 556- Clothing remaining after the swap will be 6141 to register. donated to area shelters. Call 567-3920 for 4331 Centennial Blvd. 1813 North Circle Drive information. New civilian personnel Garden of the Gods & Centennial Circle & Constitution SARC fun run customer service hours April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. 635-2020 632-2020 The civilian personnel section is chang- To raise public awareness about sexual vio- ing its customer service hours beginning lence and to educate communities and indi- 4319 Integrity Center Point 1130 Lake Plaza Drive March 19 due to several Department of viduals on how to prevent sexual violence, Defense and Air Force initiatives. From the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator NW Corner of Powers & Barnes Lake Ave & Lake Plaza (next to Culvers) March 19-30, customer service hours will is having a 5K Fun Run at 8 a.m. April 12 8 a.m.-noon Monday-Friday. Effective April at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station. 634-2020 578-2020 2, customer service walk-in hours will be There will be free T-shirts and more. For 8-11 a.m. Monday-Wednesday and Friday information call 474-3848. Hours Mon-Fri: 8:30-600 • Sat: 9:00-1:00 with afternoons each day available for ap- pointments. Additionally, starting April 5, the office will be closed to customers every WWW.ABBAEYECARE.COM Thursday. Call 556-4775 to schedule ap- Movie night pointments with the appropriate personnel The 21st Force Support Squadron of- specialist. fers movie night each week at the base auditorium. All films Tricare & Medicare Providers Father-daughter dance are free and open Exams as young as 6 months of age The Armed Services YMCA is having to all eligible users a military father-daughter dance from of Peterson AFB and Voted #1 Eye Care in Colorado Springs 6-9 p.m. March 31 at the Crowne Plaza their guests (IDs are The Independent & The Gazette Hotel; doors open at 5:30 p.m. Cost is required for all films $35 for E-6 and below, $45 for all oth- except those rated G www.abbaeyecare.com ers, and includes a light dinner and the or PG). Popcorn and dance. Dress is mess dress or class A; all soda are free, too! A Optical Concessionaire at the Exchange for: service branches are welcome. For informa- complete schedule is Ft. Carson 576-5151 tion call Fort Carson Army Community available at www.21fss.com Air Force Academy 472-0524 Service at 526-4590. or call 556-8383. Peterson AFB 574-5252 1 p.m. March 31: We Bought a Zoo, Air Force Association Rated PG for language and some the- matic elements. 126 minutes. scholarships available 7 p.m. March 31: In Time, Rated PG-13 The Air Force Association Lance P. Sijan for violence, some sexuality and par- Chapter is accepting scholarship applica- tial nudity, and strong language. 109 tions from high school seniors/graduates minutes. who plan to attend college during the 2012- 13 academic year. Scholarships are awarded based on the student’s overall character and leadership, academic achievement, com- Resume writing munity service, and writing composition. The Airman and Family Readiness Center Students or their parent must be current offers a basic resume writing class from members of the Air Force Association. For 9-10:30 a.m. April 18. A résumé is a brief information go to http://www.afasijan.com sketch of your background which provides or call Linda Aldrich at 694-8719 or lsal- an employer with summary of your skills, [email protected]. Applications are due achievements, experience, education, special by April 2. knowledge and training. Don’t know where to begin? Attend this class. Call 556-6141 Running track closed to register. The running track behind the fitness center will be closed April 4-July 1, while SARC presentation artificial turf is installed on the playing field. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Call 556-4462 for information. To raise public awareness about sexual vio- AT CCU, YOUR PATH TO A DEGREE Ladies golf welcome coffee lence and to educate communities and in- dividuals on how to prevent sexual violence, HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER. The Peterson Ladies Golf Association will the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator have their annual sign up coffee at 9 a.m. presents “Can I Kiss You,” comedian Mike  April 5 at the Silver Spruce Golf Course club CCU is military friendly—offering special tuition discounts to active duty, Domitrz’s take on healthier dating and com- Reserve, National Guard, and their spouses house. The group will play every Thursday munication. The presentation is 8:30 and morning April through October. For more 10:30 a.m. April 19 at the base auditorium.  Online courses available information call Val Bardis at 597-4748 or Doris Mick at 598-1300. Four lenses workshop  Learn vital skills from faculty with real world experience The Airman and Family Readiness Center  Finish each course in weeks, not months—with a schedule that fits your life FSS Candyland offers a True Colors/Four Lenses workshop The 21st Force Support Squadron is from 2-4 p.m. April 19. The class teaches you  Complete your degree faster, with CCAF, other college courses, and holding Candyland Eggstravaganza from more about yourself, your co-workers, your life-learning experience 10 a.m.-noon April 7 at the RP Lee Youth family and your friends. Learn how to better Center. Admission is free. For information understand and communicate with others. Colorado Christian University offers call 556-7220. This popular class fills up fast; for informa- tion or to sign up, call 556-6141. certificate, associate, and bachelor’s degrees: TAP workshop Accounting, Biblical Studies, Business Administration The Airman and Family Readiness Center SARC fun run Criminal Justice, Education, Nursing, and many more! offers its Transition Assistance Program April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. workshop April 9-13. The workshop is 8 To raise public awareness about sexual vio- Masters’ Degrees: a.m-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 7:30 lence and to educate communities and in- Business Administration, Counseling, Curriculum and Instruction a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday. The dividuals on how to prevent sexual violence, monthly five-day seminar includes infor- the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator is CALL TODAY! MENTION PROMO CODE CSMNG mation on job search techniques, a full having a fun run at 11:30 a.m. April 20 behind Veterans Administration benefits brief- the Peterson AFB Fitness Center. There will AND WAIVE YOUR APPLICATION FEE ing, resume writing, interviewing skills, be free T-shirts and more. For information salary negotiation, financial assessment, Contact: Jon Haar • [email protected] • 719.867.5802 or visit: www.ccu.edu/Military call 556-2767. Colorado Christian University is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Space Observer 16 Thursday, March 29, 2012 www.peterson.af.mil

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St. Paul Catholic Church and Our Pauline Memorial Catholic School welcome JOIN IN THE JOY OF you to our Masses for Holy Week and Easter RESURRECTION!!! April 8, Easter Worship Service 10:30am Nursery for ages 5 & under April 5 Holy Thursday - 7:00 p.m. Our school is enrolling now. $BTUMF3PBEt April 6 Good Friday - 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Please call our Principal (719)632-1846 One block south of Fontanero and April 7 Blessing of Easter Food - 12:00 Noon East of 30th on Castle Road Easter Vigil - 8:00 p.m. Rev. Msgr. Robert E. Jaeger,V.G. (719) 471-9700 Rev. David Markwalder April 8 Easter Sunday - 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. www.stpaulcos.org www.gatewaypres.org ( oveflow Mass in Julie Penrose Hall at 10:35a.m.) 9 El Pomar Road ( opposite Broadmoor West)

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St. Paul Catholic Church and Our Pauline Memorial Catholic School welcome JOIN IN THE JOY OF Body AwAreness you to our Masses for Holy Week and Easter RESURRECTION!!! MAssAge TherApy The Small Business Directory is focused on helping up-and-coming April 8, Easter Worship Service companies grow their customer base. Your ad will appear in the 10:30am Move in for $21 with this ad! • Inside storage units • On-site Physical Security Colorado Springs Business Journal, Fort Carson Mountaineer, Nursery for ages 5 & under Bowies Gold • Indoor and outdoor • Paved Parking $30 Introductory Rate access units • Gated and Well Lit April 5 Holy Thursday - 7:00 p.m. Our school is enrolling now. • Covered/Uncovered • Security Fencing $BTUMF3PBEt parking RV/Vehicle Peterson Space Observer and the Schriever Sentinel. Your targeted Please call our Principal for 1 Hour Massage • Central Location April 6 Good Friday - 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. One block south of Fontanero and & Diamond storage (719)632-1846 • Month to Month • U-Haul trucks and April 7 Blessing of Easter Food - 12:00 Noon East of 30th on Castle Road For 1 hour massage or a Exquisite Jewelry & Estate Jewelry. Office Suites equipment advertising will reach over one third of El Paso County’s economy. Rev. Msgr. Robert E. Jaeger,V.G. • 24/7 Access • Propane Easter Vigil - 8:00 p.m. day to relax, call Loretta to In House Repair, Custom Designs. (719) 471-9700 Rev. David Markwalder schedule an appointment • 24 Hour Video Surveillance • Moving supplies Your ad will reach affluent individuals and families who will April 8 Easter Sunday - 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. www.stpaulcos.org www.gatewaypres.org 15% Military Discount 4510 Edison Ave., Suite 100 ( oveflow Mass in Julie Penrose Hall at 10:35a.m.) 9 El Pomar Road ( opposite Broadmoor West) 719-433-3790 Colorado Springs, CO 80915 Licensed Therapist 2222 E Pikes Peak. • 473-1431 (719) 572-0101 grow your bottom line.

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