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Base Briefs Leave carryover extended to 75 days Servicemembers may now carry forward up to 75 days of leave for Fiscal Year 2008, according to the Secretary of Defense General Counsel office. For more information, contact Staff Sgt. David Allen of the 50th Comptroller Squadron at 567-5101. Awards ceremony to be held Aug. 8 The 50th Space Wing, Tenant, and Team Schriever 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony will be held 8 a.m. Aug 8 in the Satellite Dish Dining Facility. Nominees must be in place by 7:15 a.m. For more information, contact Staff Sgt. Claudia Puentes of the 50th Space Wing at 567-5691. Marian House volunteers needed Aug. 9 The National Reconnaissance Office Operations Squadron is co- U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Stacy D. Foster Vern Wittenbrook serves breakfast to a 50th Security Forces member Aug. 1 in the Satellite Dish dining facility here. Mr. Wittenbrook, a grill cook for the Satellite Dish, ordinating for volunteers to work has been at Schriever AFB for the last 18 years. at the Marian House Soup Kitchen Aug. 9. There are two work shifts: the first shift, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. is food Satellite Dish offers service with a smile preparation and cooking; the second By Staff Sgt. Stacy D. Foster personnel receive the best hot meals, a relax- “We are not only providing customer 50th Space Wing Public Affairs service to people who eat here every day, shift, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. is serving and ing dining experience, and the best customer service. While some employees have daily but also to vendors, delivery drivers, and a clean up. Walking through the Satellite Dish dining face-to-face interaction with customers, oth- lot of other people behind the scenes,” Ms. For more information, contact Jeff facility, one is sure to fi nd a smile on the faces of it’s employees. One may wonder, what’s ers work behind the scenes to ensure each Schaff er said. Graham of NOPS at 567-7716. Ms. Schaff er said that since vendors have to their secret? Simply put, they love their job. day runs smoothly. go through a lot to deliver goods to the base, Blanca Schaff er, storeroom clerk, consid- AAPI committee hoping to From the clerks to the cooks, and through- she wants to make sure that she treats them out the entire staff , it’s easy to see that the ers herself to be the fi rst line in customer fi ll position vacancies well and processes each delivery as quickly Satellite Dish employees take the phrase “ser- interaction. While she doesn’t serve food or as possible. The Asian-American Pacific- vice with a smile” to a whole new level. run a register, she orders food and supplies Islander committee is seeking nomi- Each employee of the dining facility plays from vendors to ensure each week’s menu See Dish page 14 nations for the following positions: an important part of ensuring Schriever AFB goes off without a hitch. president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. For more information, contact New 2nd SOPS commander returns to Schriever Capt. Earl Chang of 595th Operations By Staff Sgt. Daniel Martinez Colonel Burt graduated from Support Squadron at 567-7895. 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Single Parent Network An officer once assigned to University, Fla. in December 1991 the now deactivated 76th Space and received her commission. meeting held monthly Operations Squadron, a former unit Her military education includes The Single Parent’s Network of Schriever, returned to the 50th Undergraduate Space Training at Lowry AFB, Colo., U.S. Air Force meetings are held the first and Space Wing to assume command of 2nd SOPS in a ceremony August Weapons School at Nellis AFB, third Tuesday of every month at the Nev., Intermediate Developmental Airman & Family Readiness Center 1 at the DeKok Building. Lt. Col. DeAnna Burt succeeded Education, Air Command and Staff from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. College and School of Advanced Air Lt. Col. Kurt Kuntzelman, who will and Space Studies at Maxwell AFB, The purpose of the Schriever SPN remain at Schriever as the deputy Ala. is to provide an opportunity for commander of the 50th Operations single parents to network, identify Her awards include a Defense Group. Meritorious Service Medal, two common concerns, share ideas, learn Colonel Burt returns to Schriever Meritorious Service Medals, two new information andskills on vari- aft er an assignment at Vandenberg Joint Service Commendations ous parenting issues and for parents Air Force Base, Calif. as Chief, Medals, two Air Force and children to socialize. The next Combat Plans Division, Joint Space Commendation Medals, a Joint meeting will be held Aug. 19. Operations Center. Her other assign- Service Achievement Medal and an For more information, contact ments include Crew Commander, Air Force Achievement Medal. Deputy Flight Commander, and Tech. Sgt. Martie Moore of 50th Space As commander of 2nd SOPS, Chief, Current Operations of the Wing Public Affairs at 567-5042. Colonel Burt will be responsible 4th Space Warning Squadron at for more than 150 military and More Briefs page 5 Holloman AFB, N.M., instruc- Department of Defense civilian tor at the U.S. Air Force Weapons personnel operating the Global School Space Division at Nellis AFB, Positioning System, the largest Inside Nev., and Th eater Missile Defense military satellite constellation, Operations Offi cer and Deputy while conducting 24-hour satel- U.S. Air Force photo Chief, Special Technical Operations lite operations, providing naviga- Commentary ...... 3 Lt. Col. DeAnna Burt assumed command of the 2nd Space Operations Branch, Headquarters European tion and timing signals to over one Soft ball ...... 9 Squadron in a ceremony August 1 at the DeKok Building. Colonel Burt suc- billion military and civilians users Feature ...... 10 Command at Patch Barracks in ceeds Lt. Col. Kurt Kuntzelman, who will remain at Schriever as the deputy Stuttgart, Germany. worldwide. commander of the 50th Schriever Sentinel 2 August 7, 2008
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PUBLISHER Uniform inspires act of honoring Airmen Lon P. Matejczyk Commentary by and I take pride in helping defend your right to him for his generosity. He looked me directly [email protected] Master Sgt. Donna Walle voice an opinion diff erent from my own.” Trust in the eyes and said, with a smile spread across Editorial 56th Medical Group me when I say it works like a charm 99 percent his face that emanated from deep within, “No, Editor LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. (AFPN) — of the time. no ... thank you!” Mike Boyd On a recent trip to a bookstore, I was approached So here I was, ready with my trusty response, To say I was humbled by this does not do justice [email protected] by a man in his late 30s to early 40s. when the gentleman looked up at me, his eyes to the experience itself. For that brief moment, I Staff Reporter He seemed nervous and upset; avoiding eye brimming with tears, and said, “I recently lost had the honor of representing something good my brother in Iraq. I don’t want to talk about it Scott Prater contact and shift ing his weight from one foot to and decent for this man who had suff ered a deep because it’s still too fresh, but it would mean the [email protected] the other. My guard went up immediately. In 22 personal loss. It reminded me once again never years of military service, I’ve heard some nega- world to me if you would allow me to purchase ADVERTISING to take lightly what this uniform represents to tive things said about the military, my branch of those for you.” those who see me wear it. For some, it can be Advertising Director/GM service, my choice of occupation given my gender, I was dumbstruck. I blinked back the tears a negative symbol of all that’s wrong with the Tex Stuart and the general displeasure with government welling up in my own eyes and tried desperately world, but for others it represents a beacon of [email protected] policy at large. Th e challenge has always been to keep my voice under control despite the lump quickly forming in my throat. I thanked him hope and so much more. Tammy Fogall not to take these statements personally. In the early ‘90s at the height of Operation and walked to the waiting cashier. May you wear your uniform with pride wher- [email protected] Desert Storm, I came up with the following re- When the transaction was completed, he ever you go. Always remember, you represent Heidi Gamer sponse, delivered as nonconfrontationally as pos- thanked me several times. I shook his hand so much more than just the name embroidered [email protected] sible. “You seem to be very passionate about this saying how sorry I was for his loss and thanked above your right breast pocket. Kathleen Gannon [email protected] Linda Stuart 10 Soldiers I met 1 night [email protected] Commentary by a fl urry of activity, typical these days, even at 1 wait for a bus, Air Force aircraft were overhead Classifi ed Ad Manager Lt. Col. David Fahrenkrug a.m. But with the lights casting our shadows to identify insurgents and provide warning to Heidi Witherington 379th Expeditionary Operations Support Squadron on the C-17 Globemaster III loading ramp, all other coalition forces and unleash destruction [email protected] commander of that faded away. My thoughts were only on on the insurgents. Th e attack was defeated. Once ART DEPARTMENT SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFPN) — Th e war in those Soldiers and their families — their sacri- again the insurgents witnessed the coalition’s Art Director Afghanistan can oft en seem far away. Yet re- fi ces and the loss their families must be feeling. decisive advantage in fi ghting the insurgency cently, the cost of war became very apparent. I Th ese men died serving our country and I was in Afghanistan — airpower. Rowdy Tompkins did not know the Soldiers’ names that night. Th ey humbled to be there that night to honor them. Airmen throughout Southwest Asia do ev- [email protected] were simply passing through. Th e 10 Soldiers As I paid my respects, my heart ached for the erything they can to provide airpower for the Assistant Production had fi nished their tour of duty in Afghanistan, families who will live with this pain for the rest defense of our forces and to defeat enemy forces Manager but none of them were going home the way of their lives. who engage our troops or attack civilian popula- Jeff Adcox they intended. Th ey were killed during a fi erce Th is event demonstrates the reality of war tions. Airmen work tirelessly around the clock so [email protected] battle near the village of Wanat in the Afghan Airmen work so hard to overcome. Americans and coalition forces have the combat province of Kunar. Th eir tour of duty cut short Th ese men died during an attack by a well airpower they need precisely when they need by insurgents determined to overrun a coali- organized force of more than 200 insurgents. it. While that may be of little comfort to the tion operating base. Th e Taliban failed, but not Insurgents seized an opportunity to attack a families whose father, or husband, or brother without exacting a toll from American forces newly established forward operating base. who was killed fi ghting the war on terrorism, on the ground. Coalition forces were outnumbered three to airpower did make a diff erence for dozens of A small group of Airmen from across the base one and they were not yet fully prepared to de- others. Th e forward operating base at Wanat gathered that night to pay our respects and give fend their base. Airpower; however, was there to survived and Soldiers are alive today because these Soldiers a fi nal salute. Th e main ramp was make the diff erence. 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U.S. Air Force photo/Amber Whittington A fallen electrical pole lies in a fi eld along Enoch Road August 4. A gust of wind knocked down electrical poles on the north side of Schriever at approximately 3:30 p.m. August 4 along Enoch Road by the main gate. A total of nine electrical poles were knocked over as a result of U.S. Air Force photo/Amber Whittington the domino effect created by the fi rst falling pole. Schriever’s mission A gust of wind was responsible for knocking over electrical poles on the north side of Schriever at approximately 3:30 p.m. August 4 was not impacted by the downed power lines and no one was injured. along Enoch Road by the main gate. A total of nine electrical poles were knocked over as a result of the domino effect created by the Schriever’s fi re department along with security forces secured the area. fi rst falling pole. Schriever’s mission was not impacted by the downed power lines and no one was injured. Schriever’s fi re depart- Security forces redirected traffi c to the Irwin Road gate. The 50th Civil ment along with security forces secured the area. Security forces redirected traffi c to the Irwin Road gate. The 50th Civil Engineer Engineer Squadron’s electrical shop ensured the electrical lines were Squadron’s electrical shop ensured the electrical lines were not energized and provided generated power to the Child Development not energized and provided generated power to the Child Development Center. Mountain View Electric repaired the poles and lines and power was restored at approximately 10:30 p.m. Center. Mountain View Electric repaired the poles and lines and power was restored at approximately 10:30 p.m. Winning Smiles For Everyone! EXPERIENCED, CARING AND GENTLE With so many choices to complete your degree, Cosmetic Dentistry WHY CHOOSE Bonding & Veneers Root Canal Therapy Childrens Dentistry COLORADO CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY? 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The MFLC is available to anyone with Th e active duty member must have at least to attend the Fift h Annual Water Fun Day, a presentation on Installation Acquisition access to Schriever, and is located in the one year left on station. Aug. 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 2:30 Transformation. IAT is an Air Force-wide Airman and Family Readiness Center. Sign up at the Peterson AFB Education p.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, contact Jenny initiative to modify contracting business For more information, contact Schriever’s Offi ces on Peterson AFB or call 556-7392 or practices at the continental United States Dillingham of 50th Mission Support Group 556-7734 for more information. Child Development Center at 567-4742. at 567-3920. installation level to create a more efficient acquisition process. Peterson to Schriever AFB Sprint Education offi ce open at Pre-separation counseling The meeting will be held Aug. 13 at the Triathlon taking place Aug. 22 Schriever offered weekly Dekok Building, room 320 from 2 p.m. Th e pre-separation counseling briefi ng is Sign up now for the Peterson to Schriever Th e Peterson Air Force Base Education to 3:30 p.m. The deadline to register is now being off ered every Tuesday at 2 p.m. at AFB Sprint Triathlon scheduled for Aug. 22. Office has representatives here each Aug. 7. Participants will swim 600 meters at Wednesday from noon to 4 p.m. in the the Airman and Family Readiness Center. For more information on IAT visit http:// the Peterson Aquatics Center, Bicycle out DeKok Building, Room 363. For more information, contact the Airman ww3.safaq.hq.af.mil/factsheets/factsheet. Peterson’s East Gate to Schriever’s Main For more information or to make an ap- & Family Readiness Center at 567-3920. asp?id=11457. Fitness Center, where they will complete pointment, contact the education offi ce at If you would like to attend, contact the last leg of the race; a 3/3 mile run. 556-4064. Speakers wanted 2nd Lt. Denise Wright from the 50th For more information, contact the Main Do you like to speak in public? Are you Contracting Squadron at 567-3888. Fitness Center at 567-6658. Career & Information Fair to be looking to support your community in a held Aug. 20 special way? Th e Speakers Bureau can be a Skydiving retreat to be held great way to do both. Th e 50th Space Wing Cultural Diversity Day slated for The next Peterson Career and Information Public Aff airs Offi ce is recruiting civilian and Aug. 15 Aug. 23 Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Th e 50th Space Wing Chaplain’s Offi ce will Aug. 20 at the Peterson AFB Consolidated military volunteers to speak at local schools, Schriever will be having its first Cultural be hosting a skydiving retreat Aug. 23. Th e Club. colleges, veterans meetings and more. Diversity Day event on Aug. 15 at the Main event will be for enlisted E-1 to E-6 and offi cers There will be more than 50 employ- Topic of speech can extend beyond your Fitness Center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is O-1 to O-3 stationed at Schriever AFB. ers from healthcare, finance, IT, staffing career fi eld, and can also include your life, open to the entire base populace. E1-E4 can contact Senior Airman Akilah agencies, non-profit, hospitality and other military experiences and travel. Speakers Activities will include cultural music, Robertson of the 3rd Space Operations industries looking to recruit and hire for will also have the chance to speak at events dancers, presentations and food sampling. Squadron at 567-2478. their organizations. The event is open to such as Veteran’s Day, Memorial Day and This event will encompass all the obser- E5 & E6 can contact Staff Sgt. Jeremy all DoD card-holders. Independence Day. vances as mandated by DoD to include White of the 22nd Space Operations For more information, contact Beverly For more information, contact the 50th Squadron at 567-2292. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, African Price with the Peterson AFB Airman and Space Wing Public Aff airs at 567-5044. O1-O3 can contact 1st Lt. Brandon Gray Family Readiness Center at 556-6141. American/Black History Month, Women’s of the 50th Operations Support Squadron Construction areas off-limits History Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, at 567-5730. Education grants offered to Areas north of the Main Fitness Center Jewish Holocaust Remembrance, Asian For more information, contact Staff Sgt. eligible military spouses and Child Development Center here are Pacific Islander Heritage, Native American Devine of the 50th Space Wing Chaplain’s Eligible military spouses may be awarded now off -limits. Heritage Month and National Disability Offi ce at 567-3705. grants of up to $3000 per year for education, Th e paved running path will stay open Employment Awareness Month. training, certifi cation/licensing necessary to except for the southeast loop. Th e closures For more information, contact Master Military & Family Life Consultant have a viable career. Th e Colorado Military are due to heavy equipment traffi c and base Sgt. Edward Vaughn of the 50th Space now available Spouse Advancement Accounts are fl exible, housing construction. Wing Equal Opportunity office at 567- The Military & Family Life Consultant education funding accounts that will en- For more information, contact the Main 5310. is now available at Schriever. able military spouses to gain skills needed Fitness Center at 567-6628.
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Payments to retirees would begin Again, this would be vested aft er 10 years WASHINGTON (AFPN) — A panel “Th ere is a perception that the system we at age 60 for those with less than 20 years of of service. looking at military compensation has rec- have today is inequitable because only 15 service and at age 57 for those with 20 years Th e military also would make “gate pays” ommended dramatic changes in the military percent of all enlisted personnel and less than of service or more. to servicemembers who reach specifi c years retirement system. half of offi cers will ever receive anything in Servicemembers could opt for an imme- of service. Th ese would vary by years of ser- the system,” she said. diate annuity, but the payout would follow vice and skills, General Eakle said. Th e recommendations are part of the Reserve-component personnel also believe the Federal Employee Retirement System “Th is is a payment made for achieving a second volume put out by members of the current system discriminates against methodology: a 5 percent penalty per year particular year of service,” she explained. the 10th Quadrennial Review of Military them, especially at a time when reserve forces for early withdrawal. “And within the services, they would have Compensation. are being called on more, she said. Th e defi ned contribution portion would the fl exibility to vary this by year of service Th e fi rst volume, released in March, looked Th e retirement proposal would off er a de- be an automatic government-funded Th rift as well as by skill. Th at way, they could be- at cash compensation. Retired Air Force Brig. fi ned benefi t, defi ned contributions, “gate” Savings Plan. Servicemembers would not gin to shape the skills by dragging people Gen. Jan D. “Denny” Eakle was director of pays and separation pays. have to match any government payment. Th e further into their career by off ering them the panel, and she briefed the press during Th e defi ned benefi t would be 2.5 percent government would not put any money in for an incentive.” a Pentagon news conference Aug. 5. of the average basic pay for the highest 36 the fi rst year, but would put in 2 percent of General Eakle said critics of the cur- months of the individual’s career mul- base pay for two years of service, 3 percent See Retirement page 15 rent military retirement system say it is tiplied by the number of years of service, for three and four years of service, and 5 Compensation panel recommends Tricare changes By Jim Garamone In 1995, servicemembers paid 27 percent of their health American Forces Press Service care cost. Today that share is less than 12 percent. WASHINGTON (AFPN) — Members of the Quadrennial Over-65 military retirees, those using the “Tricare for Life” Review of Military Compensation have recommended fee program, have been paying the Medicare Part B program changes to Tricare, the military’s health care system. fee of 25 percent, but this is due to rise. Th e recommendations mostly would aff ect retirees and will “Essentially what this says to you is that we are asking our not aff ect active-duty servicemembers or their dependents, older retirees, who are in fact the least likely to hold jobs retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Jan D. “Denny” Eakle, the direc- and therefore have the lowest incomes, to pay the most for tor of the study, said in a Pentagon briefi ng Aug. 5. their system,” General Eakle said. “Retiree fees ought to relate to how much the plan is worth,” But Tricare for Life is a much more generous program she said. “Th e ... higher-value plans should have higher pre- than Tricare Prime, she said. miums associated with them.” “We believe we need to get some parity between our older Th e panel believes fees need to be fair to all retired military and our younger retirees,” General Eakle said. think the family rate should be set at double the individual members, General Eakle said. Th e panel wants to redress some of this imbalance. rate and that the premium increase needs to be phased in “Th ey ought to refl ect how much income an individual has, “We believe that the under-65 retirees should begin pay- over four years.” so that if they make more money and are therefore better ing 40 percent of the Medicare Part B premium using the Other recommendations include using the Medicare de- able to pay for a system, they should do so,” she said. same fee structure that is laid on by the Medicare system,” ductible rate — $135 per person in 2008 — for Tricare. Th e One problem is the fee structure for Tricare has not General Eakle said, adding that this should bring the system panel also recommended to the department that all co-pays changed in 13 years, the general said. into a semblance of parity. and co-insurance for any preventative service be provided “When Tricare started out in 1995, military members, “In addition, we believe that the under-65 retirees ... who at no cost to all members and retirees who have access to retirees were charged $230 per individual, $460 per family,” elect to use Tricare Standard and Extra need to pay a small fee Tricare. she said. “Today in 2008, they’re charged $230 per individual, for that,” she said. “And we would suggest to the department Th e fi nal panel recommendation to DOD is to establish an $460 per family.” that that fee be set at 15 percent of the Medicare Part B. We open enrollment period for Tricare, General Eakle said.
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By Scott Prater Schriever Sentinel Mark Bieda was looking for redemption when he stepped into the batter’s box here August 5. With his 4th SOPS team tied with 50th SCS in the bottom of the sixth inning, Bieda couldn’t help but think about how his early defensive struggles had cost his team. Th en he calmly drove a perfect pitch into shallow left fi eld, giving 4th SOPS a 16-15, come-from-behind victory. “I had a rough game at second (base) with all of the hops at my chest, but I just had to let that go,” Bieda said. “I told myself not to swing too hard, place it well and get the run home.” It was a thrilling win for a team that had dropped two straight coming in and provided a much-needed spark at just the right time. Th e competitive intramural soft ball league begins its post-season championship tournament August 11. “We needed this win,” said 4th SOPS coach Myron Bryant. “We’ve got one more (regular-season) game left . I was hoping this win would help us win that one and take us into the post season on a high note.” 4th SOPS led 2-1 aft er two innings, when its defense unrav- eled. Th ree errors, two by Bieda, loaded the bases for 50th SCS’s Jimmy Rogers, who emptied them with a blast over the right-center fi eld fence.
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U.S.S AirAi Fororce p hotoooto/Sco/S/ ttttP Pratratea er DaD veve Millleer prprepparareded to leeada offff in 4tth SOSOPSPS’ 16-115 wiw n ovovere 50tth SCS AAuguusts 5. Schriever Sentinel 10 August 7, 2008 Therapists help Iraqi patients gain independence By Staff Sgt. Don Branum including screening patients and treating injuries that 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs don’t require surgery. JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq (AFPN) — An Iraqi While patients at a hospital in the United States get man whose leg was shattered two months ago can walk continuing treatment and advice on how to modify again thanks in part to a team of physical and occupa- their environment to accommodate their disabilities, tional therapists at Joint Base Balad’s Air Force Th eater patients here don’t have that luxury, said Maj. James Hospital. Ronyak, an occupational therapist deployed from the Moqdad lay on a raised bed in the middle of the oc- 88th Surgical Operations Squadron at Wright-Patterson cupational therapy and physical therapy clinic July 22. AFB, Ohio. Nearby, a pair of crutches leaned against a wall, wait- “We don’t see our patients on an extended basis like ing for the Iraqi Marketplace employee to use them for we would back in the United States,” Major Ronyak the fi rst time since leaving the hospital. He smiled and said, “but as much as we can, we try to help them get chatted with medical technicians as they wove bandages back to full function.” around the pins of a large metal brace known as an Th e therapists do as much as they can while their external fi xator attached to his right ankle. patients are in the clinic. Th e physical therapy team Th e physical therapists fi rst saw Moqdad as an in- pulled a set of horizontal bars next to the bed’s edge patient here, said Lt. Col. Lisa Smith, element chief for Moqdad and helped him stand on his uninjured of occupational and physical therapy for the 332nd left foot. As he hopped gingerly along the bars, Airmen Expeditionary Medical Operations Squadron here. eased him onto the waiting set of crutches. “We started therapy with him, trying to get him to Moqdad carefully navigated the room, with Colonel walk again,” said Colonel Smith, who is deployed from Smith following close behind to make sure he didn’t Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base, fall backward. Finally, he made it back to his bed and Texas. “Th at was the big challenge for us.” lay down as Airmen took the crutches and examined Moqdad was accidentally shot in the lower leg, splin- his injured leg. tering both his tibia and fi bula, said Emad, an Iraqi Once Moqdad leaves the clinic, however, his continued translator and the eldest of Moqdad’s six brothers. Air rehabilitation is up to him. Force surgeons repaired what damage they could and “Continuity of care is important,” said Tech. Sgt. Dan attached the fi xator to Moqdad’s limb to help the bones Wilson, a physical medicine technician deployed here heal properly. Th en, they released him. When the hospital discharges a patient, staff members from the 75th Medical Operations Squadron at Hill determine what follow-up treatment the patient may AFB, Utah. “We can’t go out to the community, so we need, Colonel Smith said. In Moqdad’s case, the follow have to make sure we’re giving him the resources to ups included regular visits to physical therapy. take care of himself.” Th e OT/PT clinic sees about 300 inpatients per “We give them whatever they need when they leave the month, nearly 90 percent of whom are Iraqi patients hospital, including illustrated exercises, translated into like Moqdad, Colonel Smith said. Physical therapists Arabic,” Colonel Smith said. “We go over the exercises focus on treatment of spinal and extremity movement ad nauseam with the translators and patients and tell U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Jason Epley dysfunctions, while occupational therapists work pri- them how important it is to do it.” Lt. Col. Lisa Smith and Tech. Sgt. Daniel Wilson help Moqdad, whose leg was shattered marily with patients’ hands. Most Iraqi patients are grateful for the treatment they two months ago, take his fi rst steps in two weeks during a physical therapy appoint- Colonel Smith’s staff works closely with the orthopedic receive from Air Force therapists, Colonel Smith said. ment July 22 at the Air Force Theater Hospital at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Technicians clinic, which installed Moqdad’s fi xator, so the ortho- Moqdad was no exception, as he frequently thanked the at the hospital’s occupational therapy and physical therapy clinic provide care for Iraqi pedic doctors can focus primarily on surgeries. medical team in Arabic during his therapy. patients twice a week. Colonel Smith, element chief of occupational and physical “Because this is a trauma hospital, we see a lot of pa- Moqdad’s family also appreciated the hospital’s medi- therapy for the 332nd Expeditionary Medical Operations Squadron, is deployed from tients who would ordinarily go straight to the orthopedic cal care, Emad said. Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Sergeant Wilson, a physical medicine technician clinic,” Colonel Smith said. Th e OT/PT clinic assumes “Th ey’re the best,” Emad said. “Moqdad’s very lucky. with the 332nd EMDOS, is deployed from Hill AFB, Utah. many of the duties of an orthopedic clinic stateside, Th is is the best hospital in Iraq.”
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Th ey knew of Mathews, Va., said the image was chosen of his sacrifi ce to leave his new bride and his for no particular reason, other than the fact dedication to serve his nation. Th ey were that it was a picture of a beautiful baby with told he suff ered a great loss and was never pleasant features that might calm the sick the same aft er he watched his best friend die patients in their ward. on D-Day. Th ey admired his patriotism, and “Our mom had no clue that my picture was wanted to be just like him. up there, but I had won a beautiful baby of the For one Airman and one Army Ranger, year contest and they had pictures of babies their grandfather was their greatest all over the walls,” Airman Bullock said. infl uence. “But it was there for a reason,” Sergeant When Senior Airman Mary Bullock, an Bullock said. “My big sister was watching 11th Intelligence Squadron imagery analyst, over me when I was fi rst born, and the Air decided to join the military, she knew she had big shoes to fi ll; not only her grandfather’s, Force has ensured that she can keep doing but her younger brother’s, who joined the that. We know that when the Predator is Army two years prior. From a close-knit fam- overhead, we are being watched over.” ily of six, the Bullock children were raised to Th e beautiful baby of the year contest look out for one another and respect family was the beginning of what could arguably history. be called a trend for Airman Bullock and her Army Sgt. William Bullock III, who goes Air Force career. She is AFSOC’s Airman of by Trey, was the fi rst to follow in his grand- the Year, and has recently been named one father’s footsteps, and the most likely, said of the Air Force’s 12 Outstanding Airmen Airman Bullock, his to older sister. of the Year. Personal achievement, superior “We were always told about our grand- leadership, job performance and community father and what he did for our country,” involvement are aspects used to recognize the the 23-year-old Airman said. “Our parents 12 most outstanding enlisted Airmen. taught us well, and Trey always wanted to be “I know that the competition for the 12 like our grandfather. He was also a spitting Outstanding Airmen was so intense, and image of our grandfather, and though he was the fact that my sister surpassed others who a typical teenager, he was determined to be have done such great things has proven what like him. Aft er he fi nished boot camp and our family already knows,” Sergeant Bullock then Ranger school, he was diff erent.” said. “Mary is special and her talents are only Th e Airman was inspired by the way her beginning to be realized. Th e Air Force is the only brother stood taller, seemed stronger way that she can reach her full potential, and and acted more mature. she has only just begun.” As a Ranger attached to the 75th Ranger Sergeant Bullock lauded the profession- Regiment, Sergeant Bullock had to meet alism and skills of not just his sister, but tough physical, mental and moral criteria. of all the quiet professionals who work in U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Terry Blevins Each Ranger is a four-time volunteer — for AFSOC. Siblings Army Sgt. William Bullock III and Senior Airman Mary Bullock stand together July 28 at Hurlburt Field, the Army, Airborne school, the Ranger “It’s comforting to know that it is AFSOC Fla. They said their grandfather, a World War II veteran, was their greatest infl uence growing up. Sergeant Regiment and Ranger school, according to supporting our mission,” he said. “Th ey con- the Army Special Operations Command Bullock followed in his footsteps by becoming an Army Ranger. Inspired by both her grandfather and her younger tinue to give us the capabilities to do our jobs Web site. brother, Airman Bullock joined the Air Force. Today, the brother and sister duo sometimes fi nd themselves safely and eff ectively.” “He was proud and he wasn’t afraid,” she working together despite being in different services. Th e Bullock siblings said that because they said. “Th ere was an inner strength that just exuded from him and it was infectious. We work so closely together, their family’s stress were so proud of him and what he accom- has been reduced because they are able to It’s not just a job, start your career today. plished. I was inspired and wanted to join combat any negative light the media may up right away.” shed on the military. “I thank God for putting us as close to- Airman Bullock ultimately decided that ® the Air Force was a perfect fi t for her and gether as He could, considering we chose soon found out she would be a part of Air diff erent services,” Airman Bullock said. “We Force Special Operations Command. Th e are together, though physically thousands of fi rst Airman assigned to the newly formed miles apart at times, and that enables us to McDonald’s 11th IS from technical school, she learned continue to encourage each other and put quickly that she would be providing analy- the minds of our family at ease.” means opportunities sis for units that rely on unmanned aerial Sergeant Bullock agreed, saying that he vehicles like the MQ-1 Predator. also takes comfort in the job that his sister As an analyst, she conducts full-motion performs that keeps him and his unit out video and all-source analysis for Special of harm’s way. Operations Command and its components, “I trust in God, and I trust Mary with my Flexible schedules & benefi ts. monitors targets for activity and personnel life because she’s never stopped watching Visit www.McState.com for great employment opportunities. of interest and creates intelligence products over me,” he said. At participating McDonald’s. ©2008 McDonald’s. tailored for specifi c special operations forces Th e Bullocks said they think today’s mili- missions. tary is a diff erent environment than when Th ough relatively new to the Air Force, their grandfather served during World War looking out for her brother was a job Airman II, but the one thing that hasn’t changed is the Bullock’s been doing for 22 years. Realizing trust servicemembers put in one another and her duties as an imagery analyst would allow esprit de corps that accompanies the com- her to continue to look out for her younger mitment to serve. Th ey oft en give each other brother added a personal element to her com- friendly banter about their respective service mitment to serve. choices, but they say it’s only in fun and the Recently, the Bullocks realized they were bottom line is the great sense of respect they working closer than ever. Airman Bullock Little People, Big Smiles have for the other’s abilities. had provided lifesaving intelligence to her Technology with a Caring Touch “I realize that our Soldiers, sailors, Airmen Technology with a Caring Touch brother and his patrol while his unit was Specialized treatment planning for all ages and Marines are safe because of the capabili- Specialized treatment planning for all ages deployed, though she didn’t know it at the Treatment under conscious sedation and general-anesthesia ties of our great military and the incredible Treatment under conscious sedation and general-anesthesia time. Th ough Sergeant Bullock suff ered Digital radiography for pinpoint treatment plans and organization and planning that goes into Digital radiography for pinpoint treatment plans and injuries and was later awarded the Purple reducedreduced radiationradiation exposureexposure Jeff Kahl, DDS each and every mission,” she said. Heart, the intelligence supplied from his sis- Parents can stay with children during treatment As servicemembers, the siblings agreed Derek Kirkham, DDS ter and her unit provided information that DeltaDelta Dental, Dental, Tri Care Tri Care Dental, Dental, United United Concordia, Concordia Cigna prevented further injuries and loss of life. that there is no comparison to what their and Care Credit plans accepted Sergeant Bullock credited his sister’s life-long grandfather experienced during the 1940s Committed to watchful eye with the success of the mission and their experiences in today’s military. 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Deleon Narcisse, (AFPN) — Th e mid-July fi elding of the JET program manager. “We took this incre- 651st Electronic Systems Squadron’s Joint mental approach as an opportunity to fi eld Environmental Toolkit Increment 2 is help- capability fast while continuing to expand ing U.S. forces deal with an ever-changing with each successive increment.” variable: the weather. Th e introduction of JET’s service-oriented ar- Th e Air Force Weather Agency at Off utt chitecture allows its services to be Web-enabled Air Force Base, Neb., is the fi rst unit to receive and accessed across the network rather than the second increment of JET’s capabilities. residing in individual legacy systems. JET Increment 2 will be fi elded to 230 loca- “It’s applicable across the network, and that tions around the globe by 2010. means that storage space is freed, time saved Offi cials say the benefi ts of JET are that and required services immediately available it will ensure accurate weather data reaches to the user,” Major Narcisse said. “With this warfi ghters and also save time and money. comes the ability to share data more rapidly JET provides the user with a single, fully versus a stove-piped information fl ow, which integrated system of weather analyses, fore- is slow and cumbersome and can be unwieldy casting and dissemination capabilities to at times.” replace a number of currently separate and JET Increment 2 supports and improves disparate systems. upon machine-to-machine interfacing, expe- JET helps the user characterize the envi- diting data exchange that historically has relied ronment, store information for use in Air and on antiquated manual or fax data exchange. Courtesy photo Space Operations Centers, integrate weather “JET puts the same, single system at all Capt. Dan Zehner uses the Joint Environmental Toolkit Increment 2 at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., to view information with Army decision processes, levels of weather — strategic, operational, an enhanced satellite image and an airfi eld sensor display to monitor weather conditions. JET provides the user and integrate and exploit weather at strategic, tactical — so that everyone, from a colonel to with a single, fully integrated system of weather analyses, forecasting and dissemination capabilities to replace operational and tactical levels. It provides a an Airman, is using the same tool,” said Dan a number of currently separate and disparate systems. single system with common user interface, Zehner, JET deputy program manager. “And and sustainment chain.” 551st ELSW and its 951st ELSG to integrate training and support infrastructure. because everyone is using the same system, Among Increment 2’s added capability are weather into the Mission Planning System. Th e eff ort of 651 ELSS specialists to de- it facilitates training, allows for seamless visual enhancements that allow forecasters Looking beyond ESC, JET Increment 2 velop and deliver the second increment of transition of users from one duty station to as well as customers to see weather displays will extend to a wider audience as it works the Air Force Weather Weapons System Joint another and facilitates the timely sharing of incorporated into missions. to integrate into the Army’s Distributed Environmental Toolkit will further advance data up and down the operational tiers.” “Th ey can see the best routes and get a Common Ground System. the capabilities of the Air Force Weather Another warfi ghter benefi t stems from really good sense of what the weather is go- “We integrated Army requirements into Agency to provide combatant commanders this boost in interfacing. Th e latest incre- ing to be like in a particular area,” Major JET but will still provide the same basic func- with the most accurate and timely weather ment standardizes training that previously Narcisse said. tionality that the Air Force is getting,” Mr. data available. had been fragmented in four separate ways Th e JET team also has focused on JET as Dagle said. “Th at’s a big step forward for the JET Increment 1 introduced service- to accommodate JET’s varying system an Electronic Systems Center enterprise sys- joint warfi ghter because the Air Force sup- oriented architecture. JET Increment 2 will components. tem, collaborating with other ESC wings and ports the Army in providing weather services expand on that architecture by expanding “Now when a weather warrior moves from groups to expand and integrate JET across to its battalions. When the Army takes off command and control interoperability, add- (U.S. Air Forces Europe) to Barksdale AFB, the enterprise. Th is includes working with the from Southwest Asia, it is getting its weather ing emerging forecasting concepts and im- (La.), for example, (he or she) will already 653rd Electronic Systems Wing’s Coalition data from the Air Force and JET.” proving other capabilities at the operational know how to use the system, resulting in Warrior Interoperability Demonstration to JET also has been selected as the Net- and strategic levels. time saved and money saved on training,” expand weather into the coalition environ- Enabled Command Capability weather “JET focuses on making the weatherman’s said Pat Dagle, 651st ELSS director. “It’s a ment, with the 350th ELSW’s Air and Space module to provide weather to combatant job easier and allows delivery of more timely big burden that will be lift ed off the logistics Operations Centers, as well as within the commanders world-wide.
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I even got calls Pets, Non-Smoking, Section 8 OK, SOUTHEAST 616 E COLUMBIA after the ad stopped running. The people who HALEY REALTY 634-3785 bought it were such nice people!” APARTMENT Affordable Apartments OLD NORTH END, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 Car ~ Evelyn, Colorado Springs 471-0880 or 491-0157 Garage, Fenced Yard, ST, RF. RENTALS Two properties, 4 miles from Ft. Car- $1095/$995 No Pets, Non-Smoking. son Close to shopping & Restaurants. 2203 N NEVADA AVE “I would like to cancel the remaining weeks of Studios, 1&2 beds available. Rents HALEY REALTY 634-3785 start at $400. ALL Utilities Paid! our ad for the Little Tikes Adjustable Playground CENTRAL Military discounts and move in as your paper did such a great job that the items specials available! Quiet Neighborhood/Rancher with Full Basement, 5 BR, 2 BA, ST, RF, DW. were sold the fi rst week.” CUTE, CLEAN, CARED FOR, NEAR DS, W/D Hook-Ups, $875 /775 No Pets ~ George, Colorado Springs DWNTWN, 2 BR, 1 BA , inclds W/D Allowed, 1329 N Bates. hookups, storm windows, yard/trees/ HALEY REALTY 634-3785 flowers, ready for you! 629 E. Boulder HOMES FOR RENT #2, $575/525 + $141.27 flat rate for “I sold my kayaks in two weeks out of Colorado utilities with rent. CONDOS TOWNHOMES Power Classifi eds! And kept getting more calls HALEY REALTY 634-3785 4-PLEXES FOR RENT after they sold!” DOWNTOWN - Walk to work, school, FOUNTAIN: Clean 2br/1ba. 161 & 163 ~ Kathy, Colorado Springs 2 bd/2ba, loft, skylights, 2car, fun. FREE Wi-Fi, 1BR, 1BA, @ 604 Wellington. Newer windows, paint & air, pool, tennis, fireplace, w/d hook N. Weber. #4, Sm. PET-OK, $610/510. floor. No pets. W/D in unit, Section 8 ups/dist 20/$850.00/mo. 719-302-4158 HALEY REALTY 634-3785 OK! Avail now. $500/month. 338-5123 “I have successfully found all my Chihuahua puppies homes! Near Fillmore/I-25. Walk to work. 2B/2B, all appliances, CATV, WiFi. SIMPLY LIVING - 2 BR, 1 BA, 4-PLX 1 BR, 1 BA, Nice yard, Move gas grill, covered parking, pool Thank you for your help!” makeover w/ new paint, carpet, vinyl, NOW-Ready for you! 2912 Concord #2 $1245 719-339-7865 blinds, coin-op w/d, off street parking, $380/300 HALEY REALTY 634-3785 ~ Mike, Colorado Springs storage room, deck. 1450 Hathaway Dr #B $475/395 dep HALEY REALTY 2BR, 2BA 1300sqft loft, W/D, pool/ 634-3785 HT/ BBQ Areas, Carport, AC, Storage, “I literally got about 20 calls the fi rst day The Daily Transcript 5 min to USAFA. $895+dep. 650-5558 can publish your and about 15 the next! Thank you so BRIARGATE 2BR/1BA, $575/mo, W/O Utilities. much for your help!” Ready Aug 1. 3010 E Bijou Apt. #4B. Notices of POC Mr.& Mrs. Hawkins 238-8332 ~ Tasia, Colorado Springs 3600+ sf, 4 bedrms, 3.5 baths, Guardianship 2.5 car garage, very cozy, Pls call Todd @ 719-964-3042 Briargate TH for sale or rent. 1.5 bd, “I tried to sell my merchandise in other places (precurser notice to adoption) 1.5ba, 1c , small yard, wonderful views. Call Rick 229-4040 Heritage Realty but the military papers work the best for me. I 4bdrm/3ba,D-20,cul-de-sac,view, no smokers, no cats, Avail.8/15 received over 10 calls on my item! The military $1350/mo.Mil.disc(302)730-3026 Close to Ft. Carson 1259 Firefly Circle, personnel really do read these papers! I’m very 4bd/2ba/1c, Close to everything Colo- rado Springs has to offer, remodeled happy with Colorado Power Classifi eds!” Pine Creek Home for Rent, $1775 baths & all newer appl, makes a must ~ Joe L, Colorado Springs 5 br/3ba/2c, 3200 SF, stucco, see! Call Pat for showing. 719-321-9804 For more info call 634-1048 Pics on CS Craigslist. 282-2998 Monument TH for sale/rent , 3bd, 1.5ba, 2c, washer/dryer, beautiful lake views. Rick 229-4040 Heritage Realty VIP Near Powers - 3bd/3ba, former model, Property Management 5 yrs old, w/d, 1500sf, very clean, can ...Join the Conversation (719) 390-7824 email photos, $950/mo. 719-351-8378 NEW 3B/3B 2 car garage 1625SF Place your ad today! 3 free* lines every week for active duty, End Unit in Gated Community dependents, retirees and civil service employees. ADDRESS AREA BEDBATH AVAIL. Call Debi (719)651-8225 $1150 8334 Newbury Way Cross Creek 3 2 1/2 8/15 4675 Bunchberry Lane Powers 3 2 now FALCON Call (719) 329-5236 6758 Mission Road Powers 4 2 8/15 3br, 2ba, 2 car gar, lg fenced yd, or go to www.csmng.com deck, fpl, all appl, pets ok, great 324 W. Platte Central 1 now views $1100 495-9430 to place your free* ad today! 337 Pilot Knob #1 Manitou Springs 1 8/15 FOUNTAIN 1203 Soaring Eagle (t/h) Powers 2 1 1/2 8/15 *Ads are for private party merchandise, real estate and transportation only. Business ads are not eligible. 225 Vine Street (4 plex) Fountain 1 1 now 4br/2.5ba/2car, Lv rm, Fam rm, Formal Dining rm, eat in Kitchen, AC, Fpl. 2118 Friendship Circle Westside 3 2 now $1400 with option to buy 719-641-4866 1116 E. Fountain Central 2 1 now 212 So. Fountain Fountain 3 1 now 854 Marshall Drive, Fountain CO 2-story house, 6 bd rooms 2-car garage, avail July 16, 2008 719-570-0240 APARTMENT GUIDE WD in WD Rent Deposit Available Bedrooms Bathrooms Lease Pets Pool Dishwasher About Us APARTMENT Unit Faclities The Woods Apartments LLC Studio, M-M We offer affordable, safe, quiet 233 E Arvada Street Starting $150 NOW Furnished 1 or 6 no yes no pets no no and clean environment that is 719-578-1930 at $395 1, 2 Months close to Fort Carson. Southwest Tanager Meadows $99 Up to 65lbs, 1432 Sandlewood Dr From OAC, 6-13 NOW 2 2 no yes certains breed yes yes Great Move-In Specials! 719-570-7117 $640 $0 For Months restrictions apply Southeast Military Welcome Home! Western Hills Western Hills Apartments is located 1 minute outside the 810 Western Drive From 6-18 north gate of Peterson AFB. $250 NOW 2 1-2 yes yes Up to 65lbs yes yes 719-570-7757 $669.00 Months Waive apllication fees and Colorado Springs, CO 80915 deposit for military. Great move in specials! For more information about promoting your Apartment in our Guide call 719-329-5236 Schriever Sentinel 22 August 7, 2008 Close to Ft.Carson 3 bd/2ba/2ga, huge POWERS Beautiful homes available! Why throw HONDA pation and storage shed, Avail late July away your rent when you can HOMES FOR RENT $1050/mo + util+dep. 719-213-6392 rent-to-own. Call 719-660-1863 or visit 3bd/2ba/1c, gated pool & gym. On www.vwpi.net 2005 Honda Civic “EX” Coupe, Silver, 128 W. Rockrimmon #102 - 2 Bed/1.5 Bath, townhome in quiet, well-established neigh- Rent-to-own 3bd/3Ba/2car, 2156 sf, main level, 3yr old complex. $975/mo. 68k miles, Automatic. Excellent Gas borhood, Academy District 20, $750 per month Elizabeth 237-8529 Geanetta Realty mileage, $13500. 719-233-4000 12939 Casa de Campo - 3 Bed/ 3 Bath, 2 car garage rancher, D49, Woodmen Hills, $1150 built:2005, fenced yard, pets neg. As Broadmoor Bluffs. 3BR. 3BA. 1 fire- per month low as $1195/mo. 719-235-6797 place. End of cul-de-sac. On ½ acre. 7430 Countryside Grove - Nearly new Pulte Townhome! 2 Bed/2.5 Bath, Washer and 4 Bed, 3.5 Bath Home for rent Unobstructed city view. $1600. Call 719-495-4355 Dryer included, 7 miles from Fort Carson, $900 per month Spacious 3BR, 3BA home w/ fenced Great views, walkout basement HYUNDAI 1430 Challenger - 3 Bed/2 Bath, 1 car garage, D-2, $875 per month yard, AC & pets OK. Near Fort Carson. $1400 month - 719-574-1160 5225 Stonefence - 5 Bed/3 Bath/3 car garage, finished basement with bar, hot tub, D-49, $1295/month. Please call 800-720-0941. Broadmoor Bluffs. Fully furnished, Hyundai Accent 4dr / 30 mpg/AC $1500 per month. CENTRAL AIR 5228 Arroyo 4bd/4ba, 3BR, unobstructed city view. Large Power Windows/Locks AM/FM/CD 6514 Fowler - 3 Bed/2 Bath/2 car garage rancher, D-49, $1050 per month 2car, cul-de-sac, family room, fenced home. 4400sqft. $450/room + $250 Blue Book $8055 ask $7000. 591-1281 1649 Courtyard Hts - 2 Bed/2.5 Bath Condo, D-2, $1000 per month FOUNTAIN VALLEY yard, $1195. Avail 9/1. Call 559-8409 deposit. Call (719) 495-4355 340 Discovery Ct - 6 Bed/3 Bath, rancher with finished basement, Rockrimmon, beautiful treed lot, District 20, $1850 per month Brand new home. 4bd/3ba/3car. Close Cimarron Hills. Cheyenne M. Clean 2Story JEEP 2311 Silent Rain - Rockrimmon, 3 Bed/ 1.5 Bath/ 2 car garage, District 20, to PAFB, Ft. Carson & airport $1500/m. Clean Large 3 bedrom, 3 bath, 2 car gar. Townhouse. 3bd. 3ba. 2car. Aircond. $1095 per month For more info call (719) 640-1913. on cul-de-sac, stove, fpl, ref, dw, $975. walk out to rec. area. incl. Rf. Ro. DW. 811 Weber - 2 Bed/ 2 Full and 2 Half Bath, 1500 sf Townhome, District 11, Avail Now. Wini’s RES 597-7750 Elegant, only $1,100 + dep. N/S, N/P 1986 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 4.2L $1200 per month Wini’s RES 597-7750 V8, In excel cond,extra parts 5405 Tennessee - 3 Bed/2 Bath/2 car garage, almost 1400 sf home, District 11, incl for $2500obo 573-7253 Eric $1075 per month FREMONT COUNTY Indigo Ranch (SD 49) Lg. excec. 2 Story 5bedrm, 4bath, 3car, 3380 Leoti - 4 Bed/3.5/2 car garage, D-49, $1275.00 per month WIDEFIELD Penrose Area: 4BR, 2BA with garage. (3,400 sq. ft). Aircond., Side-by-side Rf, 2115 Squawbush - 2 Story Townhome, 3 Bed/2 Bath/2 car garage, D-2, A/C, $975.00 per Ro, Dw, finished basement, Sprinkl., month, Available August 1 New appliances, W/D hookups. Large NISSAN/DATSUN back fenced yard. $900/mo Call Rosalie N/S/ pets neg. w. ad. dep $1,975 + dep. 4Br/2Ba/1Car. Hardwood flrs, Stone Fpl 6443 Hannah Rose - Stetson Hills Home 2 Bed/2 Bath/1 car garage, D-49, @ 719-545-8181. Jones-Healy Inc. Wini’s RES 719-597-7750 Remodeled Bath. Private Lot, Views! $900.00 per month Pets OK. $975+dep. 303-618-4135 1995 Baby Blue NISSAN SENTRA. Excellent Cond! Auto, CD, AC, 35mpg. 4737 Tetman 3 Bed/3Bath/2 car garage, 1400 sf, beautiful views front and back, D-11, Powers/Dublin-Very clean townhome. 2 $1150 per month Asking $3200. 719-213-6853 GENERAL Master suites + loft, 2car attach gar, air, FOR RENT: 5 bd, 3 ba 2800 sf home, 2 7159 Flowering Almond 4 bed/2.5 bath/ 2 car garage, D-49, almost 2000sf, $1125 all appl incl. W/D & trash p/u. End unit car garage, near Fort Carson, Peterson, per month borders small park. Avail September 1, pets ok. $1200, call 719-661-7030. 2008 Nissan Titan SE 4X2, Low miles, 2593 Shannara Grove 3 Bed/2.5 Bath, TH, only a year old, D-49, $950 per month Clean 3br/2.5bath/os 2 car gar 2008. $1100/mo. Call 719-495-1414 AC/New Paint/dogs ok/owners excellent cond. $20k Call Bob 719- PCSing, call 433-8743 to view 641-8987 or [email protected] For more information or to see the inside of these homes call Remodeled 4bd/3ba, new carpet & hard- wood floors, fenced yard, pets neg. Ashford Property Management Luxury Living $1750/mo. 5BR, 3BA, 3 $995/mo+dep. 719-574-0655 Car Garage. 3400sgft, deck, pool. SATURN 719-574-2227 Call 287-5617. www.AshfordRentals.com PROPERTY MGMT. 2004 Saturn Ion $7,200 OBO VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN COLO- Very clean and reliable, 4cyl, RADO SPRINGS! 1-2-3-4 brs & more. auto,a/c,cd&tint call 637-0396 Apts and Houses. From $425-$1395. Bijou Properties Call Clark at 964-4628 We Care For Your Home Like It Was Our Own Professional Management SUBARU MANUFACTURED/ And Leasing Since 1989 Great Audience, MOBILE HOMES www.Bijou-Properties.com 2008 Legacy 2.5i Special Edition 428 E. Bijou, 80903 15,500 miles, Manual, SunRoof, 719.473.1007 PwrEvrythng, AuxJack 719-494-5748 Grandview in Ellicott. Homes for rent or Great Value, lease w/option to buy on 1.25 acres. Owner financing. 683-4695, 331-6102. Subaru ‘06 WRX Lmtd, Auto Trans PUEBLO WEST Silver, Low Miles, Leather, Great Results Sunroof, $22,000 332-1868 MONUMENT 3/2/3 custom ranch, over 3000sqft, stainless appl. 3 sided fp, hardwood, No Colorado Power Classifieds $2195mo-4995mo.New homes 10min credit check RTO $1500/mo. 547-0855 SUV fr AFA www.europeanhomesllc.com 4 elegant homes- rent or sale. 648-6230 ROOMMATES WANTED 1987 GMC 2-Door, 2 Wheel Drive, Call (719) 329-5236 for Details New Transmission, Tires and Battery. 5 Bed/3.3 Bath, $1995/mo unobstructed $22K OBO. 719-683-5214 views of USAFA huge deck, 3 car gar- Large Home to share in Beautiful Pine age, 2 Aug. Call 719-685-6765 Creek east of USAFA, n/s, n/p, $550 includes utilities. 229-0535 TOYOTA NORTHEAST Lg 1bd/1ba, fully furnished, living rm. Sponsored by Totally private, $400/mo. Mins from 2007 Toyota Corolla 10,000 miles, NO Gleneagle — 255 Wuthering Hts PAFB 719-339-6967 SALES TAX, blue/blue, one owner The Daily Transcript 2 story; 4br; 3.5 b; 2 car g; non-smoker, Call 719-310-2181 fenced yard. 719-650-3658 M/F to share, 3br furn home w/hot tub. can publish your Security, CO. 7 mi from Ft. Carson. TRANSPORTATION Villages at Springs Ranch Condos $350/mo. N/P. Debbie, 392-0436 TRUCKS Notices of $850-950 2bed 2bath. A/C, Fireplace, balcony & rec. center w/pool. D49, Room for Rent in Fountain AUTO ACCESSORIES & 2005 Chevy Silverado 4x4 2500HD Guardianship Military Discounts. Teegardin Realty garage parking, $400/mo. Duramax Diesel only 27K miles 719-310-6834. PARTS (precurser notice to adoption) Call Heather 235-2395 great cond! $32K obo 330-9425 (4) Nitto 205/55/16 SN1 Winter Villas Loma Dr., Charming 4 bed, Room w/private full bath. $350 util in- tires; used 3 months, Very Good 2.5 bath, 2 car. Great neighborhood, 05 Dodge Ram 1500, Quad Cab cluded. Falcon area. 15 mins to Cond. $170; OBO- 650-4281 BigHorn Edition, 5.7L Hemi 4x4 convenient to schools, shopping, Schriever/Pete. Avail Aug 1st 651-4028 anything in Briargate, Cottonwood $20,000 obo Call 970-589-5448 Park. Possibilities include Lease WINDOW TINT & CAR AUDIO Option, Owner Finance, and Regular SECURITY SPECIALS: 07 Tundra 9000mil Maroon Loaded For more info call 634-1048 Rental. Call Amanda to set up a 10% OFF any tint any shade... 4x4 Auto 4.7L Seat-6 TowPackage private showing 651-4279. mention this ad $25000 firm, 495-5054 1-888-EZ-Purchase. 3BR,1Bath, Fridge, near Pool COMPLETE SYSTEM: Pioneer www.888ezpurchase.com Air, near Ft. Carson, Peterson, 2900 CD/MP3, $995 -719-392-5368 Punch 200-2 800 watt amp, Punch loaded dual 12” P2 subs all VANS NORTHGATE 4bd/2ba, lg fncd yard, renovated , all INSTALLED $799! T1000 4000 watt amp major appliances, dog only under 25lb, 2002 Honda Odyssey EX-L; 85k $850/mo plus dep. 719-392-3869 $699 Installed! 4 bed/3.5 bath 2700 sf w/2 car T1 12” Subs $299 Each! Loaded-DVD; On USAFA sale lot garage, fenced back yard pets P1 12” Subs 2 for $149! $12K OBO; Call (719) 339-3551 $1400 per month 719-209-2855 Security $850 3bedroom 1BA 936sqft PERFORMANCE AUTOSOUND house. Newly remodeled & ready to & TINT move in, fenced yard! Mins from Ft Beautiful large 4BR, 3BA on 5 acres, 719 636-2676 carson, Peterson AFB & Schriever MOTORCYCLES 3 car garage. D-20 schools. Near AFA. www.performanceautosoundweb.com AFB Teegardin Realty 719-310-6834 $1950/mo. (970) 547-7681 2003 Harley Davidson 883 Sporster, blk, 3500 mi,3 helmets, 3 jackets, wind- Gleneagle Townhome Spacious SOUTHEAST BMW shld, pipes, $5700 Firm 719-661-8344 3bd/3ba/2c Main lvl living w/ fin lower lvl, 2044sf. Lawn care & snow removal 06 BMW 325I. 6spd, 21,500 mi. Loaded provided. $1300/mo. (719)576-5489. 3Br/2Ba/2Car, All appl, w/d hkups, Fpl. 1999 HD FXDX - 43k highway mi. New paint/carpet. Landscaped, Pets OK. Weather & Sport Package. Blk leather, Blk exterior. $29,500. PH: 591-6924 Black, 1450 BC. Many extras, regular $1000/mo 719-232-8700 maint. $11k Debbie @ 850-384-3855. NORTHWEST 3bd/1ba/2 car, near Ft. Carson & Peter- 2005 BMW 525I. All Power, up to son, 3483 Foxridge Dr. option to rent to 24MPG. 10K Miles, $15,500 OBO. Call Classic ‘86 Honda C110 Trail High/Low *DELMONICO AREA* own $875/dep Call Dan 719-232-5784 332-1628 Range, Buddy Seat, 2 Saddle Bags. Near Tech Center $1400 OBO. 719-488-2414 Upscale Condo, Large 2Bd, 1Bath, Gourmet Kitchen. CARPORT, W/D, GUARANTEED OWNER FINANC- CHRYSLER STORAGE ROOM, All ING, ALL CREDIT OK! 2436 Lexing- Ducati 999 2004 w/ 8500 miles, Included. $875. 719-473-9588 ton Village Lane. Gorgeous 3 bdrm, 3 1 seat, upgraded exhaust & ECU ba, new carpet, paint, appliances. Rent 2004 PT CRUISER 34K Miles. extras $10000 firm 719-338-1312 $999/mo., rent credit $200/mo, low Call 271-7779 $8,000 OBO OUT OF STATE down payment. 719-439-1485. WATERCRAFT Newly Remod. 4Br/2Ba/1Car. Possible FORD Gamerm/extra Bdrm. Pets ok. $950/mo +$800 dep. Call Johnny 719-201-5629 2003 SeaDoo RxDi only 39.7 hrs. Has 5BR, 3.5BA, 3 car garage, 3400sf 1969 Ford Mustang. New 351W, New step & cover. Mint Condition. Great fenced yd, 3 y/o, 10 min from Edelbrock Carb, 9” rear end. Fair to price—$4,995. Call 660-8962 Redstone Arsenal 256-722-9333 Rent or Sale PCSing to WY, 3 Bed 2 Good Cond. $5000. 719-237-4270 Bath, Must sell or rent out by Sept Call Dave at 719-390-0761 1968 Ford Galaxie 500, 302 V8 Under 43K orig miles! Must see! RVS $4,000 obo Call Randy 322-7345 SOUTHWEST 1982 23 ft. Tioga Class C MH 1996 Ford Explorer XLT, all pwr Good cond. New engine, built-in 3bd, 2bth ranch, lg master bedr leather; new a/c, brakes; good generator $6500 obo 531-9353 minutes from pete, and carson. condition; $3125; 503-298-3162 $995 mo. 254-213-2889 1997 34’ Bounder, 79,000 miles, 5,000 2005 Ford 500 ltd. Fully loaded, watt gen, dual air/heat, many, many 3BR, 3½BA, Oversized 2 car garage. moonroof, V6. Gets 27/30 mpg. 30K xtras, xclnt cond $26,000 obo Spacious, clean & quiet. Includes all miles. $14,195 OBO. Call 660-1863. (303) 994-0395 appliances. $1350/mo. (719) 200-7829 5bd, 4ba, 2car, fenced yard, privacy, air 2007 F150 Lariat, 4 dr crew cab, 6.5 ft 2006 Fleetwood Cheyenne Popup conditioning, 3200 sf, D-12, $1600. Pets bed topper, 7,000 miles, auto, fully Exc Cond, sleeps 6-8, lots of considered. Call Carl at 351-2000 loaded asking $34K obo 719-330-1046 extras, 393-0455 $8700 - OBO Schriever Sentinel August 7, 2008 23 We have your community covered The US Air Force Academy Community The Fort Carson Community The Legal & Financial Community The Peterson Air Force Base and The NORAD Community The Schriever Air Force Base Community The Business Community Call 634-5905 to subscribe or for targeted advertising opportunities Schriever Sentinel 24 August 7, 2008