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ursday, May 1, 2014 www.csmng.com Vol. 8 No. 17 DOD begins Civil Navigation message broadcasting Did you know?
Did you know that the 50th Space Wing leadership is holding a lunch with Air Force civilians noon Tuesday at the Satellite Dish dining facility? For more information, contact Mary Ann Lamontine at 567-5002.
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A er hours support including week- U.S. Air Force Photo/Dennis Rogers ends and holidays is for emergencies Maj Shanna Corbet, 19th Space Operations Squadron, reviews transfer procedures with Airman First Class Alan Faeldan, 2nd Space Operations Squadron, during the Civil only. Please call 567-COMM. Navigation implementation April 28, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. The initiative, announced by the Department of Defense, will allow Air Force Space Command 50 NOG to hold change of to broadcast Civil Na vigation messages on all operational GPS satellites capable of transmitting the L2C and L5 signals. command ceremony WASHINGTON — DOD begins Civil commercial needs and L5 meets safety-of-life civil receivers and make for a more robust The 50th Network Operations Navigation Message broadcasting Air Force transportation requirements. position, navigation and timing solution Group change of command ceremony Space Command began broadcasting civil “We have been working in partnership with available to the civilian public. We do not is 9 a.m. May 28 at the 50th Space Wing navigation messages on all operational GPS the U.S. Department of Transportation to anticipate any GPS satellite outages or legacy Headquarters. Lt. Col. Jason Sutton will satellites capable of transmitting the L2C enable early delivery of two more civilian degradations as a result of the pre-operational assume command of the 50 NOG from and L5 signals, according to the Department frequencies from the GPS satellite constel- deployment of these frequencies, and those Col. Jonathan Sutherland. A reception of Defense. lation,” said Maj. Gen. Robert E. Wheeler, currently using the GPS Standard Positioning will follow inside the headquarters L2C and L5 are the rst of several new civil DOD deputy chief information o cer, C4 Service should not be impacted.” atrium. e dress code is uniform of capabilities being added to GPS as part of and Information Infrastructure Capabilities. e implementation includes two phases. the GPS modernization program announced “ ese new CNAV messages will enable the day for military personnel and See Broadcasting page 6 business attire for civilians. For more in 1999. e L2C signal is designed to meet manufacturers to develop and test advanced information, call Capt. Nathan Zahn at 567-4010. More Briefs page 12 Base leaders unveil arts and crafts, ODR shop By Scott Prater Sign up for weekly Schriever Schriever Sentinel announcements, news and more. Visit www.schriever.af.mil and click Col. Bill Liquori, 50th Space “Public Affairs” under featured links. Wing commander, cut a ceremo- nial ribbon April 25, o cially opening a new facility that few Public Affairs have seen or even knew existed; until now. Liquori was joined by Col. Brian Barthel, 50th Mission Inside Support Group commander, Think like a rebel ...... 3 Chad McNamee, project manag- New CAF guidance ...... 7 er for SB Construction, and Maj. May promotees ...... 10 Justin Long, 50th Force Support Squadron commander, in o - cially opening Schriever’ s new Arts and Cra s, Engraving and Framing workshop as well as the Outdoor Recreation rental service center. “ is new work area will bet- ter allow our sta to meet cus- tomer’s needs as well as provide an enclosed work room that will keep materials clean and projects from accumulating dirt and dust,” said Korey Kuykendall, ODR/ITT manager. “Having an enclosed work area also addressed a light- U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt ing challenge the sta faced. is Col. Bill Liquori, 50th Space Wing commander (center right), offi cially opened the remodeled Schriever Outdoor Recreation and new o ce and warehouse includes Information Travel and Tickets warehouse Friday. Col. Brian Barthel, 50th Space Wing Mission Support Group commander, Maj. Justin Long, 50th Force Support Squadron commander, and Chad McNamee, SB Construction project manager were on See Center page 5 hand to help cut the ceremonial ribbon. 2 May 1, 2014 Schriever Sentinel
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Rebellious leadership is not necessarily Reporter We learn from our rst moments in military about challenging accepted processes and Scott Prater service how to wear our uniforms, how to standards as it is about making others com- [email protected] speak and act and how to perform our as- fortable with change. Humans are, by nature, ADVERTISING signed missions according to regulations. creatures of habit. We’re programmed with Tammy Fogall Whether commanding satellites, securing the biological responses that resist unpredictable [email protected] installation, maintaining network availability outcomes, as they come with potential risks. 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In order to continue providing the Lt. Col. Ken Walker soliciting higher-level approval, advocating Art Director same level of service and support, we’ll have 50th Comptroller Squadron commander for resources, generating action plans and Rowdy Tompkins to nd creative ways to change the methods, executing initiatives that may not succeed? [email protected] processes and techniques that we’ve become next decade and beyond. is kind of change Of course it’s easier. But the external forces accustomed. requires not just the recognition of the neces- driving us to change now, do not allow us e 50th Space Wing of the future will not sity for change, but a willingness to overcome the luxury of accepting yesterday’s methods Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper be what we know of our wing today. We are unforeseen obstacles and even the perception as long-term solutions any longer. 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U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Naomi Griego Matthew Bridge (right) smiles during the third annual joint Clothing Swap inside the fitness center here Saturday. The boy’s mother, Robin Bridge, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron secretary, said she loved the event and appreciated getting everything they needed. Schriever and Peterson: Swapping clothes and smiles
By Senior Airman Naomi Griego for the event. Anyone who wanted to participate and ganized by size and neatly folded on each table within 50th Space Wing Public Affairs had base access was able to shop for free. a few short hours. Dozens of families with children, anywhere from “ e turnout was amazing,” said Amy Liquori, one “Every person who participated whether it was by stroller age to middle-school age, gathered at the of the event’s coordinators. “ ere were more clothes donating clothes or their time made a di erence,” added Schriever Fitness Center to ll their plastic grocery than last year, and we even had to bring in more tables Debi Sutherland, event volunteer. bag with a variety of clothing items on Saturday. than expected.” Sutherland said she was amazed by the generosity Schriever and Peterson Air Force Bases joined forces Both bases set out donation boxes approximately six and overall response for the clothing swap. to give more than 60 families access to children’s and weeks prior to the event and collected them three days Even though the event was still ongoing Liquori was maternity clothing at the third annual children’s cloth- prior to the swap to allow maximum participation. already thinking about what they could do to improve ing swap. “Around 30 volunteers overall helped with the cloth- the event for 2015. Families received one plastic market bag per child ing swap and they were extremely vital in today’s suc- “Next year, we will extend the donation timeframe so and walked around from table to table sorting through cess,” Liquori said. we can help even more military families,” said Liquori. lightly used shorts, pants, shirts, jackets, shoes, hats Before the event there were literally piles of clothes Any items le over from the clothing swap are being and even toys. sitting very high in the middle of the gymnasium, said donated to the Airman’s Attic so anyone who couldn’t ere was no restriction based on rank or a liation Liquori. All the volunteers had the clothes sorted, or- attend the event will have access to them.
History Chief’s Corner Quiz Endurance Week of May 1, 2014
By Chief Master Sgt. Lavon Coles Airmen will leave families, friends and co-workers Last week’s answer: is unit was rst acti- 50th Space Wing command chief behind in order to prepare themselves to ght across vated in the Air Force Reserve as the 50th Supply e mission has no pause button and will not relax all spectrums of conict. Work centers in-garrison Squadron, Fighter, Jet. Its history followed that of in light of scal constraints or force management. will be required to do even more with less money and the 50th Space Wing through inactivation Sept. 30, Today’s Air Force is the leanest it has ever been. We manpower. All Airmen, military and civilians, will 1991. It was most recently activated June 1, 2003. continue to operate with less and our numbers will only be tested; venturing out of personal and professional It is? is history belongs to the 50th Logistics decrease. Some individuals have been le to ponder comfort zones in order to ll the voids le in the wake Readiness Flight. how we can continue to sustain e ectiveness with of budgetary concerns and force management. It will be is week’s question: is current 50th Space such a lean force and increasing demands. One key demanded of each of us to be innovative and creative Wing squadron activated Jan. 16, 1962, but was principle will allow us to achieve even greater success in searching for newer, more streamlined processes. not organized until Feb. 1, 1962. With detach- with far less: endurance. Endurance, in this instance, How will we as a force survive in the face of unrelenting ments around the world, the squadron operated means the ability to last, the ability to use ingenuity challenges ahead? We will endure as our predecessors SPACETRACK, the Air Force globe-spanning space and fortitude to adapt and overcome the new chal- did. From military ballooning, to the use of autono- surveillance network from 1962 to 1967. Which lenges set before us. mous aircra , to today’s space-based satellite systems, squadron is it? Regardless of the size of our force or nancial re- our force has adapted while maintaining excellence as Responses to the quiz questions can be emailed to striction, we will continue to ask Airmen to sacrice. necessity. Once again, endurance will be our impetus. 50 SW/HO at 50swhowork [email protected]. Schriever Sentinel May 1, 2014 5 Front Range honors Police Week
By Staff Sgt. Julius Delos Reyes tions,” said Senior Master Sgt. Ron Samsel, 50 SFS operations Tech. Sgt. Christopher Jacobs, 50 SFS trainer. “ is is the 50th Space Wing Public Affairs superintendent. rst ever joint Police Week.” e 50th Security Forces Squadron will hold reveille 7:30 In 1962, President John F. Kennedy proclaimed May 15 e following are Police Week activities: a.m. May 12 at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, to kick o as National Peace O cers Memorial Day and the week as • Opening ceremony is 7:30 a.m. May 12 at Schriever Air the Front Range installations’ Police Week commemoration. National Police Week, which pays special recognition to those Force Base Security forces and military police personnel with law enforcement o cers who have lost their lives in the line • Motorcycle ride is May 13 at Cheyenne Mountain AFS and Schriever, Peterson and Buckley Air Force Bases, U.S. Air of duty for the safety and protection of others. According to travels through other local military installations Force Academy, Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station and the National Law Enforcement O cers Memorial Fund, on • K-9 competition is May 14 at the Academy Fort Carson as well as local law enforcement agencies and average, one law enforcement o cer is killed in the line of • Shooting competition is May 15 at the Academy police departments will join forces for the annual obser- duty somewhere in the United States every 57 hours. • Police Memorial is 9 a.m. at Memorial Park in Colorado vance May 12-17. “It is important that we celebrate with security forces from Springs, Colorado “Police Week is a national observance that recognizes other installations to show camaraderie and demonstrate • Pikes Peak Peace Offi cers Memorial Valor run is May 17 members of the police force and honors their contribu- unity of all the bases as well as local law enforcement,” said • Police Ball is May 17 in Colorado Springs
equipment-rental sta . transactions from start to nish. at’s a big di erence “ e project has been in the works for quite some time,” for the customer and for our sta . We don’t have to run Center said Karen Draper, 50 FSS service ight chief. “ e work back and forth between Buildings 805 and 300.” From page 1 order to perform the renovation went in a couple of years Outdoor recreation sta also created a display area for ago. We submitted the package for a non-appropriated rentals inside the enclosed space. fund grant last year and the Air Force awarded the grant “Up to this point we’ve had a smaller o ce inside the a customer service counter and allows ODR to have a to us Dec. 28.” restricted area, which limited foot tra c and business,” display area for rentable items.” Besides creating a solution for the framing and engrav- Liquori said. “ anks and congratulations to the 50 FSS Formerly, the building housed both the framing and ing shop, the renovation also allows the equipment rental for, once again, providing additional services for the men engraving workshop and all of the equipment that out- and RV lot manager, Mark Gibson, to serve customers and women at Schriever.” door recreation rents to Schriever customers in one large, in the same area. Airmen, reservists, contractors and government civil- dark area. “Before the renovation, I had a couple of milk crates and ians can nd the full arts and cra s products and services e renovation project, which added 800 square a small desk that we used for customers to sign contracts,” as well as a list of available equipment rentals by visiting feet of wall space, separated the frame shop from the Gibson said. “ e new area now has full connectivity, the Schriever Outdoor Recreation website at http://www. warehouse and created an o ce for outdoor recreation which allows us to have a cash register, so we can conduct schrieverfss.com/OR-08.asp.
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award winners First, the initial broadcast of CNAV message-populated L2C and L5 signals occurred Monday at a reduced data Congratulations to the 50th Space Wing First Quarter Award winners: accuracy and update frequency compared to the legacy GPS signals in wide use today. Second, the CNAV data Airman of the Quarter updates will increase to a daily rate in December, bring- Senior Airman Zachary Ray, 50th Space Communications Squadron ing L2C and L5 signal-in-space accuracy on par with the legacy signals. However, derived position accuracy cannot NCO of the Quarter be guaranteed during the pre-operational deployment Staff Sgt. Cody Ott, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron of the frequencies. ese pre-operational signals are Senior NCO of the Quarter primarily used to test various equipment and should be Senior Master Sgt. Darren Williams, 50th Operations Support Squadron employed at the users’ own risk; not used for safety-of- life or other critical purposes. Company Grade Officer of the Quarter e Air Force will broadcast L2C messages with the Capt. Joshua Failing, 21st Space Operations Squadron health bit set “healthy,” as was the case during a June 2013 test. L5 messages will be set “unhealthy,” but as greater Field Grade Officer of the Quarter experience with the L5 broadcast and implementation Maj. James Austin, 21 SOPS of signal monitoring is achieved, this status may change Civilian Category I of the Quarter upon review. e public will receive ample notication David Strickland, 50 CES before any decision to set the L5 health bit to “healthy.” “ e U.S. Department of Transportation is pleased with Civilian Category II of the Quarter the collaborative e ort and work of the CNAV tiger team, Virginia Hess, 1st Space Operations Squadron formed between the O ce of the Secretary of Defense, Air Force Space Command, and the U.S. Department of Civilian Supervisor Category I of the Quarter Transportation, to address concerns about implementa- Vicki Rygiel, 50th Force Support Squadron tion of a pre-operational CNAV capability on the GPS L2C Civilian Supervisor Category II of the Quarter and L5 signals,” said Greg Winfree, assistant secretary for research and technology at USDOT. Tyler Schott n , 22nd Space Operations Squadro For additional information about the testing, contact the AFSPC public a airs o ce at 554-3731.
or participate in a process improvement support training, which focuses on giving in and out of the workplace. Change up Think initiative. As painful as it may sound to nancial managers at all levels a process- your tness routine, learn a new language, From page 3 spend days or weeks dissecting prob- oriented understanding of how to create volunteer to teach a class or sign up to lead lems and processes into their smallest reasonable (and ideally less expensive) re- a project at work. e more frequently elements, the process truly does provide quirements alternatives to decision mak- you push your comfort zone through dif- also willing to resist the fears that come a level of understanding, which can ers. Regardless of the method used, our cult and anxiety-inducing situations, the along with unknown outcomes. never be gained without getting into the focus has to be on becoming comfortable more rapidly you adjust and adapt to new So how does one go about becoming weeds and questioning the reasons we do with proposing and enacting creative, and unpredictable situations. We may be more comfortable with change? How things, analyzing the inter-dependencies and possibly radical, solutions that still trained to know and adhere to standards, can you make unknown outcomes more between processes and organizations, meet mission requirements. but that doesn’t mean we can’t use our predictable? How do you inuence your and by current outcomes to expected To achieve comfort with change on an varied experiences and skills to develop co-workers or subordinates to adopt a standards. In my career eld, there has individual level, seek out opportunities innovative improvements. Get ahead of “rebellious” viewpoint on traditional pro- been a dramatic increase in recent years to challenge yourself in activities outside the resource-reduction curve and start cesses? One recommendation is to lead in the frequency and scope of decision your comfort zone on a regular basis both thinking like a rebel.
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By Scott Prater key spouses complete at least one hour of resiliency train- Schriever Sentinel ing. e community support coordinator and MRTs have Team Schriever members have become familiar with the conducted two classes for spouses and will conduct more idea of Comprehensive Airman Fitness during the past couple on an as needed basis. of years. e Air Force program is a holistic approach to Master Resilience Trainers will do a large part of the heavy developing over arching Airman tness and resilience. li ing in regard to CAF. ey’ll teach the eight-hour resilience Until now, CAF trainers and program executives have course at the First Term Airmen Center once each month, operated without a speci ed guidance plan, however, the conduct regular RTA workshops and play a key role in unit Air Force recently issued Air Force Instruction 90-506, resilience sessions during wingman days. establishing CAF as a bona de program and issuing guid- As Master Sgt. Darrin Donovan can readily con rm, per- ance for not only commanders, but trainers and support forming the role of an MRT is ful lling an additional duty. e personnel. 50th Security Forces training NCO in charge, says he spends “ e new CAF purpose is awesome,” said Jena Bienia, at least two days a month training resilience to Schriever Schriever community support coordinator and per the AFI, Airmen. Yet, he’s thrilled to play such an important role. Schriever’s CAF specialist and facilitator. “ e AFI provides “I think this is something the Air Force has been missing support for the entire resilience program in the Air Force. for a long time,” he said. “We have been reactive to Airmen, at’s what we’re honing in on — resilience for military whatever they may be struggling with, be it work- or family- members, civilians and their families.” related stress, operations or deployment tempo. We were e AFI provides a purpose, de nes a policy, lays out reacting to those issues a erward and that o entimes fell a strategy and creates an o cial framework for the CAF on the shoulders of rst sergeants and airman and family program at command and installation levels. readiness personnel. Now, [with CAF] we’re trying to be proactive. We’re trying to give Airmen the skills they need “It spells out a lot of aspects to CAF that we’ve been doing (U.S. Air Force Graphic) so far,” Bienia said. “But, It also breaks down some responsi- to deal with situations long before they become issues.” bilities for commanders, community support coordinators, they can call for a resilience trainer at any time. If they are Schriever’s upcoming Wingman/Sexual Assault Prevention master resilience trainers and resilience training assistants.” having a commander’s call and want resilience to be a part and Response Stand-Down Week is scheduled for May 12- Schriever currently has four MRTs, 13 RTAs and two of it, even for 15 to 20 minutes, they can reach out to me or 16. Airmen should anticipate seeing MRTs, RTAs and base recently trained key spouses. any of our MRTs to help them facilitate the training.” agency representatives in their units. “ e recent AFI release will be especially bene cial for Key spouses will also now play a larger role in CAF at the “ e lessons they teach help foster a culture of Airmen commanders on base,” Bienia said. “ ey now know that local level. A key directive of AFI 90-506 requires that all taking care of Airmen,” said Bienia.
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(Above) Tech. Sgt. Justin Silva (right), Air Force Space Command Security Forces, participates in a baton refresher course April 23, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. The mandatory course served as an annual certifi cation for security forces Airmen.
(Left) Capt. Ron Tugby (right), Air Force Space Command Security Forces, attacks Staff Sgt. Adam Dederick, 50th Security Forces Squadron, during a baton refresher course April 23, 2014, at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. Tugby said, “It was good training, and using the baton is a less-than-lethal way to subdue an individual resisting arrest.”
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(U.S. Air Force photo/Christopher DeWitt Col. Bill Liquori, 50th Space Wing commander, presents a check to Staff Sgt. Anthony Childers, 3rd Space Operations Squadron. Childers was a winner in the Air Force Hoops program that awarded cash prizes and trips to the NCAA Final Four Basketball Championships. He obtained his winning scratch ticket from the Schriever Outdoor Recreation and Information, Travel and Tickets office.
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Services are available to all person- be completed in any order (i.e. doing sets of Moving made simple nel on Schriever. For more information or to ve pull-ups, 10 push-ups and 15 squats) but e Colorado Sky Sox is kicking o its e Airman and Family Readiness Center order your bib or onesie, call Framing and the 1-mile runs must “book-end” the event. military appreciation games 6:35 p.m. Friday. will host a Moving Made Simple brieng for Engraving at 567-6050 or 567-4370. You must pre-register for this event no later Free vouchers are available on a rst come, military members, Department of Defense ci- than May 7. You will receive your start time rst served basis at the Schriever Fitness vilians and their families 8 — 11:30 a.m. May Basketball court closed May when you register. For registration, please Center, Outdoor Recreation and Wizards 8. is brieng is designed to help reduce 2-3 call the tness center at 567-6658. Brew Co ee Shop. Vouchers must be re- the stress and confusion o en associated e basketball court at the Schriever deemed at the Sky Sox box o ce prior to with moving and provides resources tailored Zumba at the fitness center the day of the game to ensure seating is Fitness Center will be closed for an o cial for the individual or family. Representatives still available. For more information on the function 3 p.m. Friday and will remain closed e Schriever Fitness Center will host a from nance, JPPSO and TRICARE will be vouchers, please call 567-3588. until noon Saturday. For more information, Zumbathon 2-4 p.m. May 8 in the gymna- available to answer any question about pro- please call the tness center at 567-6628. sium (basketball court). Participants can A&FRC helps Airmen cesses and entitlements. ere will be a Going Zumba the entire two hours or come and Overseas portion to address the unique needs go as they please. No registration necessary. transition from dorm to of those moving overseas. Call 567-3920 to Fitness center holds Cinco de Mayo workout For more information, please call the tness off-base living sign up. center at 567-6628. e Schriever Fitness Center will be host- e dorm move class is for all Airmen an- A&FRC provides pre- ticipating moving out of the dorms within six ing a Cinco de Mayo workout Monday. e Schriever to host Rocky months to a year. is class will help Airmen separation counseling workout will consist of ve sets of ve exer- Mountain volleyball identify how much money is needed to live briefing cises for ve repetitions each. e exercises o base, how to project a budget based on must be completed in the following order: tournament e Airman and Family Readiness Center monthly expenditures and how to decide if ve reps 185-pound deadli for men or will host a pre-separation counseling brief- Schriever Air Force Base will host this the individual is nancially t to move out of 90 pounds for women; ve reps 20-pound ing 8-10 a.m. May 8. is is the rst step to year’s Rocky Mountain volleyball tourna- the dorms. e class will be held 2-3:30 p.m. slam ball for men or 10 pounds for women; separating or retiring from the military and ment. Teams from Peterson and Buckley Air Tuesday at the Airman and Family Readiness ve reps 95-pound thrusters for men or the brieng is mandatory. Discussion will Force Bases, U.S. Air Force Academy and Center. Please call 567-3920 to sign up. 45 pounds for women; ve reps 50-pound Fort Carson will attend. e date is set for include registering for e-benets, beginning Russian kettle balls for men or 25 pounds an individual transition plan and the ben- May 17. For more information, please call Give parents a break for women; ve reps 10-pound weight vest Ed Molloy at 567-6672. ets and services available when you leave pull-ups for men or no weight for women. e Child Development Center o ers re- the military. Documentation of this brieng spite care to referred active-duty Air Force To register and for more information, please Intramural softball coaches is accomplished through the completion of call the tness center at 567-6628. families courtesy of the Air Force Aid Society Department of Defense Form 2648. If you on one Saturday morning or late a ernoon meeting are a year from separation or two years from ‘The Murph’ is coming e so ball coaches meeting for 2014 in- each month. e next session will be held retirement, start the process. Call the 567- e Schriever Fitness Center will be host- tramural league will be held 10 a.m. May from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. May 10. A voucher is 3920 to sign. required to register. Eligible families may ing “ e Murph” May 9. e Murph consists 14 in Building T-135 (next to the Schriever obtain the voucher through the Airman Personalize your baby bibs, of a 1-mile run followed by 100 pull-ups, 200 Fitness Center). A team representative from and Family Readiness Center, commander, pushups and 300 body squats, followed by each team must be present at this meeting. rst sergeant or chaplain. Your child must onesies another 1-mile run. All participants who For the letter of intent or for more informa- be registered at the CDC by Friday. Call the Framing and Engraving has the ability to complete the Murph will receive a T-shirt. tion, contact Ed Molloy at 567-6628.
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12805 Royal Birkdale Road – Woodmen hills - $319,900 Beautiful 5 bedroom, 3 ½ bath fully fi nished contemporary 2-story on landscaped corner lot * Shows like a model out of Pottery Barn * Tierra Vista at Peterson AFB Stainless & granite gourmet kitchen * A/C * Hardwood fl oors * Soaring ceilings * Crown molding & wainscoting * Loaded with upgrades * Full and Schriever AFB have homes of glass & sunshine * 3837 sq. ft. * In move-in condition * Neighborhood * has 2 rec centers, trails, golf course, gym, & indoor & outdoor pools. available for immediate move-in! MLS# 6369141 Housing is open to ALL* Active Duty Military, Federal Civil Service, 17585 Spur Ranch Road - N/E of Black Forest - $650,000 National Guard/Reservists, DOD Charming 3478 sq. ft. real log custom 1 1/2-story on 35 acres * Main Contractors, Retired Military and level master & laundry * Dramatic 26’ high stone fi replace in rustic great room * 8” round log walls inside & out * Tongue & grove pine ceilings * their families! Walkout basement (perfect for home business) * Dormers & solid wood 6-panel pine doors * Slab granite island kitchen * 32’ deck with hot tub * Amenities include: basic utilities covered 4-stall barn * 3-car attached garage with 6-car detached garage & shop * Totally fenced & cross fenced * Located just NE of Black Forest in Spur in rent, 24/7 maintenance, pet-friendly Ranch Estates. MLS# 7803883 community, basic renter’s insurance, gated-community and much more. 124 Stargate Heights – Florissant - $680,000 Gorgeous 7614 sq. ft. hand leveled custom log rancher on 35 acres in Visit tierra-vista.com for more info gated community & no visible neighbors * Pines, Aspen, rock formations, & 360 views * Walls of windows * Soaring ceilings, angles, arches, huge or call 719-683-3660 beam logs, & walkout basement * 1240 sq. ft. guest house over 3-car garage w/ separate entrance * 4 decks * 1-level living plus lofted family *Peterson is only open to active duty room. MLS# 774744 military, Schriever is open to all. The person pictured is not an actual servicemember. MORE GREAT LISTINGS 705 Allison Mesa View 5610 Molly Court 6475 E Blaney Road Centennial Ridge • $49,900 Black Forest • $145,000 Falcon • $329,900 Land Land 710 Allison Mesa View 19700 E Top O The Moor Drive 6425 Delmonico Drive Centennial Ridge • $49,900 Woodmoor • $145,000 Rockrimmon • $359,900 Land Land Local Experts, Globally Connected! 856 Allison Mesa View 2510 Hatch Circle 5760 African Daisy Court Centennial Ridge • $49,900 Cottonwood Creek • $147,900 Bridle Pass • $363,872 Land Town Home/Under Contract Remington Hill Kings Deer 870 Allison Mesa View 3005 Vickers Drive 7705 Wild Bird Way Centennial Ridge • $49,900 Vista Grande Terrace • $172,000 Mesa Ridge • $379,608 Land 1030 Allison Mesa View 900 Oak Hills Drive 9840 Mohawk Trail Centennial Ridge • $49,900 Woodmoor • $175,000 Ute Pass • $379,900 Land Land 170 Wildrose Court 1109 Trask Heights 8342 Regiment Court Woodland Park • $49,900 Creekside • $179,900 Briargate • $379,900 Land/Under Contract Patio Home 20470 Warriors Path Drive 4610 Picturesque Drive 8354 Regiment Court Beautiful ranch style home backing to open Immaculate & updated custom stucco rancher Rivers Divide • $69,900 Village Seven • $180,000 Briargate • $389,900 space w/ an amazing kitchen w/ slab granite, on 2.54 ac. treed lot. Beautiful arched win- Land Patio Home breakfast nook, formal dining plus many custom dows, spacious vaulted great room, formal features including waterfall. 4/3/3~4,194sf. dining & main level study. 4/4/3~4,044sf. 2761 Mountain Glen Court 6605 Chantilly Place 1340 N Wahsatch Avenue Woodland Park • $74,900 Constitution Hills • $184,900 Old North End • $425,000 The Military First® Program, exclusive to RE/MAX Proper- Land Under Contract ties, Inc. was created as a way to say “thank you” to our 730 Slocum Road 3950 Coral Point 102 N. Main Street active duty military community by offering our local Service Toy Ranches/Falcon • $75,000 Greencrest • $209,900 Fountain • $499,900 members a cash bonus at closing. Land 5615 Molly Court 744 Duclo Avenue 14300 Sweet Road Military first beats most other cash bonus programs cur- Black Forest • $120,000 Manitou Springs • $209,900 Peyton • $499,900 rently available, so why not work with the Number One real Land Duplex Farm estate company in Colorado Springs since 1989? 3535 Walker Road 434 W Yampa Street 16710 Papago Way Walden Pines • $125,000 Westside • $229,900 Black Forest • $550,000 ~Free Relocation Packages Land Duplex ~Free Buyer Representation We won’t just sell you a house… ~Free Market Analysis 3555 Walker Road 12120 Point Reyes Dr 5150 Lanagan Street Walden Pines • $125,000 Meridian Ranch • $279,000 Mountain Shadows • $599,900 Land We’ll find you a Home! 11938 Rodez Gr 215 Ruxton Avenue 205 7th Street Woodmen Hills • $139,900 Manitou Springs • $295,000 Old Broadmoor • $599,900
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