Academy Primary Site for National Games the Condition Is Deter- Mined from the Wet Bulb by Wayne Amann Organizations Is to Come Here

VOL. 45 NO.30 JULY 29, 2005 Inside COMMENTARY: Vice Supt rolls up sleeves, Pages 2, 3 NEWS: Cadet sentenced for theft, Page 4 Youth learn fire safety, Page 5 Scouts battle parasite, Page 6 Discovery crew’s local ties, Page 8 Cadets visit Pete, check flying options, Page 9 FEATURE: Academy medics save NCO’s life in Iraq, Page 11 March to Jacks Valley, BCT, Pages 12-13 Air Force Discovery experiments, Page 14 SPORTS: Hospital routs J&J, Page 15 Academy student athletes excel, Page 15 Athlete’s medicine perspective, Page 16 Long line, long march Briefly Basic cadets of the class of 2009 marched out to Jacks Valley Friday to begin their final phase of basic training.The basic cadets are living in tents for two weeks while they participate in a variety of military training exercises before returning Heat stress to begin the academic year. See story, Page 12. (Photo by Charley Starr) The base bioenviron- mental engineering office is monitoring the heat stress condition at the Academy. Academy primary site for national games The condition is determined from the Wet Bulb By Wayne Amann organizations is to come here. The primary Items restricted from the Cadet Field Globe Thermometer index, Academy Spirit staff reason we do this is to further community House, Cadet Gymnasium and outdoor event which is based on air temper- relations and give us exposure to potential locations are: weapons, firearms, fireworks; ature, mean radiant tempera- While the Cadet Chapel will always be future cadets. They see what we have to backpacks (infant carrier packs are permitted ture, air speed and absolute the most definitive feature of the Academy offer here.” if infant is present); bags larger than 11 x humidity. skyline, the school’s athletic facilities take Visiting athletes will perform at the 11 x 8 inches; all hard-side briefcases (partic- The latest heat stress flag center stage this week. Academy Archery Range for archery (3-D), ipant equipment bags are permitted and are condition is on http://home- Some 9,000 athletes from around the the north baseball field for archery (target), subject to a search); (diaper bags are page/cadet. For more infor- country are here Thursday through Sunday the outdoor sport turf field for field hockey, permitted if infant is present); binoculars, mation, call 333-4825 during for the 2005 State Games of America, a the Cadet West Gym for gymnastics, the cameras and video cameras with appro- duty hours, and 440-6123 national multi-sport event, held biennially, Cadet Center Gym for martial arts, the priate bags are OK as are purses and fanny after duty hours. for all ages and skill levels. athletic fields for soccer, the Cadet Tennis packs. Academy Picnic Medal winners from 49 State Games Courts, the outdoor track stadium for track No hard-side coolers are allowed nor The Academy’s 2005 earn the right to compete against other & field and the Cadet East Gym for any sticks, poles including signs attached to Picnic will be at the Prep winners, pitting their skills and desire in a wrestling. sticks; nontransparent glass bottles, soda School Parade Ground 7:30 national setting. SGA events are today, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., cans and thermos bottles are restricted. a.m. to 4 p.m., Aug. 5. Nine of the event’s 24 Olympic and Pan Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday, 8 Only factory sealed, plastic, transparent Tickets are $1 per person American sports take place at Academy a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is charged to all containers, 20 ounces or less, will be and are available from first venues. The rest are divided among Fort Academy events except archery (3-D) and permitted; bota bags, wine skins, camel sergeants. Children 3 and Carson, the Phil Long Expo Center, tennis. packs, alcohol of any kind, artificial noise- under eat free. Food will be Cheyenne Mountain Resort plus other sites Academy visitors are asked to enter makers of any kind, pets (unless certified served at 11 a.m. in Colorado Springs, Denver, Monument throught the North Gate. While on the service dogs for patrons with disabilities), Attendees are urged to and Pueblo. Academy they must have a driver’s license, skateboards, roller blades, shoes with wheels carpool. A shuttle bus from “Our facilities are known nationwide vehicle registration and vehicle insurance. and laser pointers are prohibited. Falcon Stadium to the site and people want to use them,” Assistant All persons, and their personal belongings, “As a military installation and for the starts at 7:30 a.m. and runs Athletic Director for Events Management Joe entering the academy are subject to a search Cadet Wing’s protection we want visitors every 15 minutes. Novak emphasized. “A big selling point for if necessary. See GAMES, Page 4 Academy Spirit 2 COMMENTARY July 29, 2005 New Vice Superintendent rolls up his sleeves

By Wayne Amman Academy Spirit Staff Spirit: How do you view patriotism in our country given current world Brig. Gen. Irving L. “Irv” Halter events? recently arrived to assume the Academy’s General Halter: When I came here new Vice Superintendent position. He in ’73 we could not go downtown by joins the Academy team following ourselves, in uniform or out, because concurrent tours as the Deputy Director your haircut made you stick out. for National Systems Operations, the I remember we were different in the Joint Staff, and Deputy Director for eyes of people who didn’t know us. They Military Support, National thought less of us because of what we Reconnaissance Office, Wash., D.C. were doing. We went to certain univer- The general is a command fighter sities for a football game and were told pilot with more than 3,100 flight hours not to go anywhere alone, stick together. who’s served as an operational Even though Vietnam had just finished, commander at the squadron, group and there was still a large anti-war movement. wing levels. General Halter is a veteran It’s a whole different ballgame now. of Operations Desert Storm, Provide Being a military member is held in such Comfort and Enduring Freedom. high esteem. The entire country knows The southern New Jersey native what we’re asking people to do. Although and ’77 Academy graduate shared his there are differing opinions about how views July 13 with the Academy Spirit. and what were involved in, it’s great to know no one is questioning the integrity, Spirit: How does it feel to return to the selflessness and character of the your alma mater? American military. It’s a wonderful thing General Halter: It’s not like the to have people behind you. It makes a good old days, even though there are a big difference. lot of similarities. I was anxious to see how much has changed. Graduating 28 Spirit: How do you perceive years ago and 32 years after basic America’s perception of the Academy? training, you get chills. General Halter: This year we’ve You watch what the young men and had well over 9,000 qualified folks apply women are going through and you go, for admission, a huge crop. The standards whew, I remember that. The concentra- have not changed. We’re still getting the tion on basic training and the compre- kind of people we want here. I see hensiveness of the training stand out. nothing but good there. You talk to fami- It’s much more deliberate and lies and there’s intense pride. thought through now. I really like that. I know this. My father passed away If anyone thinks the training has gotten last December. When we used to walk easier they need to watch what’s going Brig. Gen. Irving “Irv” Halter, Academy Vice Superintendent (Photos by Danny into an airport within 30 minutes there on. Talking to the basics and watching Meyer) weren’t 50 people who didn’t know I the cadre operate I see total profes- preparing you for the things to come, so went to the Air Force Academy. Even sionals. Graduates need to remember Spirit: What do you bring to the hang in there, it’s worth it. When I’m tired when I became a general, that’s the first it’s just as tough and in some ways table from your Air Force operational I may wonder why am I still doing this? thing he told them. To go to a service tougher because these kids come down background? Fact is, not I, my wife or family regret academy, especially for middle America, a lot further than we had to. I left three General Halter: When I arrived a moment of this. If I could do it all over is still a big deal. It’s not because the great TV channels at home on only one TV. I here right after Viet Nam we had a lot again, make 10-times the money, I education is free or the character devel- didn’t have my own phone, no computer, of folks who had been in the war as wouldn’t give it up for the world. This opment is great but because we develop most of us didn’t have cars, etc. We take pilots, navigators or support personnel. is a great way to make a living. Flying the whole person. A lot of colleges claim away a lot more things when they first They were my great motivators. They upside down is cool. Space operations to do that and a lot try, but very few can start here, so in many ways it’s a bigger would stop the English class and talk to is very cool. show they do that. We can. adjustment. me about an operational mission over the Our Air Force is doing neat, inter- The trials we’ve been through the last I’m really taken by the effort of the north. I cared about academics but in the esting things. Cadets will find a lot of two-three years have focused us even staff here. They’ve been through a lot of daily grind of what happens here those fun, even though life at the Academy more to take care of the whole person, challenges but are committed to doing guys kept my interest, they made a differ- may not always be fun. All of us are develop leaders of character. There’s this right. I’m also impressed by the ence. called upon to remind others, especially incredible cooperation here, especially graduate community. Even a lot of non- I’m very fortunate the Air Force on tough days, what it is they’re doing. at the senior level. Everyone is on board. graduates have written wishing us well gave me opportunities to command at What I’ve done doesn’t make me special, They all get it. They know why we’re and to say how much they care about our several levels. I’ve been to war, flew but it allows me to relate to folks, tell here. They’re absolutely dedicated to Academy. People may not always agree combat sorties, I know what that’s about. them I know what it’s like to be in making sure we do it right. with what we’re doing here but they sure I can look at these kids and say here’s Afghanistan. Here’s why it’s important have an interest. It’s pretty amazing. how the training you’re getting now is you do the particular thing you’re doing. Spirit: While the selection process continued next page

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The editor reserves the right questions to the Academy Spirit staff at 333-7557. Eddie Kovsky — Staff Writer cation, including inserts or supplements, does to edit articles to conform to Air Force policy The staff also accepts story submissions by [email protected] not constitute endorsement by the Department of and Associated Press style. All photos are U.S. fax (333-4094) or by e-mail (pa.newspaper@ usafa.af.mil). Denise Navoy — Graphic Designer Defense, the Department of the Air Force, or Air Force photos unless otherwise indicated. Academy Spirit July 29, 2005 3 for a new superintendent is underway are home team that’s watching what’s going need to be a leader, but lead quietly, and stuff I want them to be honest with you ready to carry on what Gen. Rosa on, making sure we don’t miss anything understand your boss’s vector and be me. Tell me what their issues are. What’s established? along the way. I’m glad I’m here with the guy who translates that. You make good about your job and what can be General Halter: The reason the vice General Rosa, who I’ve known for quite sure the boss gets all he needs but no better? What resources do you need? I superintendent position was created at a while. He’s a great officer who’s done more than he needs because he’s a busy cannot promise anyone I can change this rank was to ensure the momentum great work here and is teaching me the guy. He can’t make every decision here anything. I can promise, if they convince we started the last couple years continued, ropes(along) with generals Weida and and he doesn’t want to. I’m going to me of their cause, I’ll get back to the boss through the transition of personalities and Born and Dr. Mueh. figure out what can I do to make him and maybe give him options to address because the Superintendent is a univer- I purposely got here two days before more effective in his job. issues. The bottom line mission here is sity president. A lot of his time is spent the new class arrived, less than three I told the senior staff recently as I get as important as the day-to-day mission away from the Academy. It’s hard to be weeks after I was told to be here. I wanted older I’m not going to teach cadets in Iraq, Afghanistan, or anywhere else the boss and keep that momentum going, to watch how all this went so I could be physics, that’s a bad idea. I’m not the civil in the operational Air Force. In some even if you’re a commandant or dean, if part of it. General Weida and I have been engineer who makes sure the plumbing ways it may be the most important. you’re not there. The acting Secretary of leading the 3- and 5-mile walks. With works, the person ensuring military We’re building the future of the Air the Air Force, Michael Dominguez, told everything that goes on this is an oppor- family housing is OK, the person making Force and that’s a sacred trust. There’s me to keep the continuity going. tunity for me to keep the ball rolling. sure someone gets paid or the AOC (Air no better place to do it than the Academy. If there’s a gap in the transition Officer Commanding) staying up Everyone here is part of that mission. If process the good news is I’m here. I’m Spirit: What can the Academy expect overnight with a sick cadet or a family you’re having a bad day go to one of the learning everything I can because the from the new vice superintendent? to resolve a problem. My job is to make overlooks or the terrazzo, if you’re place has changed a lot. All the folks here General Halter: I’ve been a boss the jobs of everyone who takes care of allowed to, watch what’s going on and are dedicated to developing cadets into before. I haven’t been a vice boss before. this place easier. remind yourself why you’re here. That leaders of character. My job is to be the That takes a little different talent. You still When people see me at orientations will keep you going. It keeps me going.

“To go to a service academy, is still a big deal... because we develop the whole person.”

- Brig. Gen. Irv Halter Academy Vice Superintendent Academy Spirit 4 NEWS July 29, 2005 Cadet court martialed,

• For allegation of sexual assault, the Academy has a sentenced for theft Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) and victim advocate (VA) on-call to ensure By the Academy Spirit staff books and notified their chain of the respectful and dignified care of the victim. If a victim of sexual assault confides in a fel- command, which had them report the low cadet, the victim should be directed to call A cadet was court martialed and incident to security forces investigations. the SARC immediately at 333-SARC in order to sentenced to six months of confinement The cadet was charged with violating discuss restricted (confidential) and unrestricted and total forfeitures of pay July 19. Article 121 of the Uniformed Code of (non-confidential) reporting options. Military Justice for larceny. Ref: p 4-14, para 4.10.1 Cadet 4th Class Dustin Rotbart stole • Service Before Self is a concept that motivates us six books and a coin collection from the to carry out the duties defined by our superiors Academy Library’s Gimbel Collection despite personal risk, danger, or in April, valued at more than $12,000 said inconvenience. Capt. Jeremiah Crowley, Academy Ref: p. 9, para 1.4.2

Assistant Staff Judge Advocate. The Cadet Sight Picture (Cadet Wing Rotbart ws leaving the Academy and Manual 36-3501) provides an insight on his last day, his roommates discovered into the day-to-day requirements for the books in his book bag, said the legal cadets. official. The roommates secured the

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to adhere to all the security and safety requirements Mr. Novak explained. “Our events management staff previously held in St. Louis, Mo., in 1999 and 2001 because they make good, common sense,” Mr. Novak works diligently with the J & J Maintenance folks and in Hartford, Conn., in 2003. said. who help set up the facilities and different venue sites. To qualify for this State Games of America, athletes An event of this magnitude takes no less than a We coordinate with security forces about security must have won a gold, silver or bronze medal in their total team effort to pull it off successfully. The Academy issues, traffic and other concerns they may have. The local State Games in 2003 or 2004 or be Colorado resi- works administratively in concert with Colorado’s base wing is instrumental in figuring out logistics, such dents for at least 30 days prior to the competition. Rocky Mountain State Games and the Colorado Springs as signage, ensuring roadways are clear and more.” College students, U. S. military personnel and their fami- Sports Corporation. The road was cleared in 1978 for the State Games lies stationed in Colorado may also participate. Day-to-day operations are handled locally. concept in New York with the Empire State Games. “Plan on getting here early,” Mr. Novak advised “A lot of planning and coordination goes into this In 2004 more than 500,000 athletes competed in State Academy visitors. “Remember, you’re at altitude so to make sure everything is in place and ready to go,” Games nationwide. The State Games of America was stay hydrated and use sunscreen.” ATTENTION All Brides & Grooms to be: MYSTIC MEADOWS EVENT & CONFERENCE CENTER Presents: “THE ENCHANTED WEDDING FESTIVAL” Stroll 10 acres of beautiful landscape, Meet Wedding Specialists, Enter the Fun, Bridal Contests (and win cash prizes), Enjoy Free Food, Paddle Boat Rides And More! Sunday, August 21, 2005 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. 14275 S. State Highway 115 Colorado Springs, CO 80926 Call to schedule your private tour for your wedding or party (719) 226-1700 www.mysticmeadows.biz

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By the Academy Spirit staff It wasn’t routine kids’ stuff; instruction merged fun with useful lessons. The Academy’s first Youth Fire Safety Camp The morning portion was fire safety educa- held July 18 at Pine Valley’s Fire Station 1 was tion like fire extinguisher training, exit drills anything but boring for the youngsters who in the home, having a meeting place outside, participated. checking smoke alarms and crawling low in smoke. The afternoon was the mini fire safety muster with the hose roll, fire stream competition and the bucket brigade. Even Smokey Bear and Sparky showed. Children received instruction in a variety of important topics including recognizing common household fire hazards and how to correct them, proper and safe use of fire extinguishers, an explanation and demon- stration of firefighter protective clothing and recognizing and reporting emergencies. The fun side of the day was highlighted by the bucket brigade, hose rolling competition and hitting a target with a water stream from a fire hose. “It is important that we reinforce these Megan Stonestreet (foreground), guided by base firefighter Staff fundamental safety practices and make them Sgt. Daniel Arens, practices the “hose roll” in the afternoon Mini a part of our children’s daily routine” said Fire Muster held at Fire Station 1 during the Youth Fire Safety Assistant Fire chief Dennis Chaltry. Camp. (Courtesy Photo)

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By Eddie Kovsky various tree species,” said Diane Strohm, natural resources saws, pruning saws, hand saws, bow saws, loppers, and pole Academy Spirit staff planner. “It weakens and sometimes kills trees by extracting loppers.” food and nutrients. Its seeds are expelled at up to 60 mph, While the scouts learned to clear the mistletoe, safety A local boy scout troop recently performed a commu- infecting other trees and limbs, sometimes up to 60 feet away. was also in mind. nity service for the Academy. Mistletoe often stresses trees, predisposing them to attack “We had a first aid kit on site, and everyone was Eagle Scout Ben Blieber brought approximately 20 boy by bark beetles. It is a serious problem across portions of required to wear closed toed shoes, leather gloves and scouts to the base Saturday to remove dwarf mistletoe the Academy in Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir.” safety goggles,” said Blieber.” from three acres of forest near the community center. For this project, the scouts worked in small groups on “Pruning the trees leaves the forest much healthier,” “I have been in Boy Scouts for about seven years,” said different parts of the forest. Before the scouts arrived, the said Ms. Strohm. “It also entailed cutting some trees that Blieber. “To obtain Boy Scouts highest rank of Eagle boundary of the area they were working in was marked are competing with others in dense pockets.” Scout, you have to do an Eagle Service Project. Since the off, and the trees that needed to be cut down were flagged. The scouts have done several annual Eagle Scout Academy sponsors my troop, I wanted to provide a service “In addition to pruning the trees with mistletoe on them, projects on the Academy, including trail work, erosion for them.” we also cut down the trees flagged in red and cut down projects, and planting. It could save the lives of trees. any dead branches on mistletoe trees,” said Blieber. “The Many cadets attending the Academy are past Eagle “Dwarf mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on tools that we used to accomplish this project include pole Scouts. New Housing Allowance Guidelines Won’t Result in Pay Cut By Army Sgt. Sara Wood remaining in the area where they already the higher amount. However, troops moving said. “We always had in our minds that we American Forces Press Service receive BAH, she noted. into that area receive the lower amount. would eliminate the protection once the Penrod stressed that the BAH rate is set Geographic rate protection was a temporary out-of-pocket (expenses) went to zero.” WASHINGTON - Defense officials at the average housing cost for the area. Rates protection put into effect to prevent troops Under the new BAH guidelines, a are eliminating the “geographic rate protec- are further set based on military rank, with of the same pay grade living in the same area servicemember moving to a new area will tion” clause that ensures servicemembers each pay-grade level having a set accept- from getting different amounts of housing receive the appropriate BAH rate for that moving to a new area receive the same able standard of housing. Servicemembers allowance. area, regardless of whether troops already housing allowance as those already there. may still have to pay some out-of-pocket Rate protection was instituted in 2000 living there are receiving a higher rate, she Geographic rate protection is expiring expenses if they choose to live above that to ensure troops' BAH rates were the same said. in January because Basic Allowance for level. Conversely, if servicemembers choose among like-pay grade individuals living in This change makes financial sense, Housing rates have reached a level where to live below the average level, they will still the same area while troops were still paying Penrod said. “We're adjusting rates to where servicemembers no longer have to pay out- receive the same BAH rate. part of their own housing expenses, Penrod they should be,” she said. of-pocket expenses for housing, said Air Troops still have “individual rate protec- explained. Now that BAH rates are high Each year, BAH rates are adjusted with Force Col. Virginia Penrod, DoD director tion” as long as they stay within the same enough to cover servicemembers' entire input from military housing offices in the of military compensation. geographic area. If average housing costs housing expenses, geographic rate protec- area, Penrod said. If it is determined the rate Any rate cut from year to year will not in a given geographic area go down, troops tion isn't necessary, she said. needs to be increased, all servicemembers negatively affect servicemembers who are already living in that area continue to receive “It was a short-term program,” she living in that area will receive the increase.

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By Tech. Sgt. Matt Gilreath get to recruit the cadets to become officer, the Academy was the best place operations. 21st Space Wing Public Affairs fighter pilots or fly heavies,” Captain to get the training and experience I “This year’s group of cadets was an Bowshot said. “We want to spark their needed,” Basic Cadet Carrell said. exceptionally bright group,” Sergeant More than 1,400 basic cadets from interest now and get them focused on “I’ve never been this close to a Stumph said. “They asked lots questions the Academy, the largest class since what they want to do when they grad- Stealth fighter before,” Carrell said. about space, different orbits, satellite 1988, visited Peterson Air Force Base uate.” “This is awesome. I get to talk to the operations and specifics about the Space July 19 and 20 to look at their flying The cadets’ focus turned to the F- pilots and they get to share their flying Command mission. options upon graduation. 117 Nighthawk from Holloman AFB, experiences with me and answer my “I was really impressed with the Some of the cadets may choose to N.M. questions.” knowledge some of the cadets already fly aircraft that travel several hundred Basic Cadet Bradley Carrell spent With the focus on recruiting pilots, had about satellites. I have no doubt they mph or a satellite that travels tens of his first two years as an enlisted service- some of the cadets said they had never will be a great asset to us in the future,” thousands mph. member with the 805th thought of the possibility of piloting a Sergeant Stumph said. Capt. Scott Bowshot, 94th Flying Communications Squadron at Scott satellite hundreds of miles out in space. The cadets will complete Basic Training Squadron soaring instructor AFB, Ill. performing communications Master Sgt. Timothy Stumph, 21st Cadet Training over the next couple of pilot was here to greet the cadets and apprentice duties before pursuing his Operations Support Squadron, NCO in weeks before assuming the rank of answer question about flying. dream of being an officer and a pilot. charge of space control training, was cadet 4th class and beginning class- “This is the first opportunity we “I figured if I was going to be an there to tell the cadets about satellite room instruction at the Academy. QDR will reflect tomorrow’s, not today’s, challenges By Donna Miles “We want to make sure, when we get our forces that there is too much conventional force structure in American Forces Press Service set here in the early part of the 21st century, that they some areas, the general said. The Army is working to can deal with a wide variety of threats,” General Myers rebalance the skills within its active and reserve compo- WASHINGTON (AFPN) — Military leaders will said. “We cannot focus on just one area.” Similarly, he nents, and to transform some “heavy” units into lighter, resist any temptation to assume the force needed for said, planners cannot assume future operations will be more agile units. the future will be a cookie-cutter version of today’s run like today’s. The report, which examines emerging threats and needs, Gen. Richard B. Myers said here July 25. “The way Afghanistan was fought was different than balances them against current capabilities, is instru- The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was the way Iraq was fought, and Iraq will be different than mental in shaping budgets, strategy and force struc- talking about how the military will examine its forces, whatever we will be called on to do next, whether it’s ture. resources and programs during the upcoming 2005 humanitarian assistance or peacekeeping or whatever Quadrennial Defense Review. it might be,” General Myers said. “We have to be The most recent Quadrennial Defense Review, The QDR, he told the group, needs to consider the careful that we don’t fall victim to templates of what conducted in 2001, occurred just before the U.S. broad range of missions the U.S. military could be called we are currently doing now.” entered the war on terrorism later that year. Much of to support. These run the gamut from full-scale combat How to create the best-structured, -trained and - that review’s emphasis was on transforming the mili- operations to nontraditional missions ranging from equipped force for these various missions will be the tary from its Cold War posture to a lighter, more counterinsurgency missions to stability operations as QDR’s “essence,” the general said. capable and deployable force better suited to 21st- well as homeland defense. Defense and military leaders already recognize century threats.

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By Eddie Kovsky 10th MDOS commander. “It was known Academy Spirit staff by many of my staff that she was an Air Force dog handler and some knew that Staff Sgt. Jamie Dana, a dog handler her home station was Peterson. But it was assigned to the 21st Security Forces a hectic day for all of us, so we did not Squadron at Peterson Air Force Base, was focus on that.” seriously injured a month into her six- “Normally I handle command and month deployment to Iraq when an control issues during trauma situations improvised explosive device hit her like coordinating the arrival of injured convoy during a patrol near Kirkuk airmen and soldiers, recalling the medical Regional Air Base. team, and coordinating emergency trans- Academy personnel deployed to the portation on to more definitive care,” 506th Expeditionary Medical Squadron said Capt. Angela Blackwell, squadron helped save her life. administrator. “In Jamie’s case, I ended “Sergeant Dana was one of several up assisting in the treatment room by casualties from that explosion,” said stabilizing her head and neck, and talking Col. Steven Chambers, 506th EMEDS to her to keep her calm while the medical Hospital commander, Kirkuk Regional providers were working to assess her Air Base. “She was the most seriously injuries. injured, and her injuries were life threat- “It never fails to surprise me how ening. When we got word of their immi- brave the airmen and soldiers are when nent arrival, my whole group was they are brought to us. Jaime was no mobilized to come in to assist with the different. She was in a lot of pain, but Tech. Sgt. Jamie Dana was presented the Purple Heart July 22 by (from right) casualties.” she was very brave and very patient Michael L. Dominguez, Acting Secretary of the Air Force, Air Force Chief of There are currently 18 medical while the doctors worked to assess the Staff Gen. John P. Jumper and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Gerald R. Murray, as her husband, Mike, stands by at Walter Reed Hospital. Sergeant personnel deployed to Kirkuk from the extent of her injuries.” Dana was wounded when an improvised explosive device struck the Humvee Academy’s 10th Medical Group and 10th Once Sergeant Dana had been stabi- she was riding in. (Photo by Mickey Sanborn) Medical Operations Squadron. Along lized, she was medically evacuated to the 506th EMEDS. has been my first chance to see and do with others from Travis AFB, Calif., and Air Force Theater Hospital at Balad, and “We make up a small forward placed what I’ve been training for all of my Air Buckley AFB, Colo., they were the first then to the medical center at Landstuhl Expeditionary Medical Support Force career. It’s amazing how years of medics to treat Sergeant Dana. Regional Medical Center, Germany. Hospital,” said Colonel Chambers. “Our training kick in and you automatically She arrived with a very severe pelvic “Sergeant Dana is now at Walter role is to have casualties brought into us, do the right thing at the right time. There fracture and was near death from hemor- Reed, where I understand she is get stabilized and transferred on to the is no such thing as an ‘average’ day rhagic shock. improving slowly,” said Colonel next higher echelon of care. We triage anymore; they all start to blend together.” “Most of the Academy personnel Chambers. patients from the most serious to the “The deployment experience is a were involved with her care from one Though saving Sgt. Dana’s life was least serious. We use what is called the rollercoaster of emotions and events,” standpoint or another,” said Col. a remarkable coincidence, it was all just ‘golden hour.’ If we can intervene within said Senior Airman Amber Parris, emer- Chambers, who is also the Academy’s part of the job for the Airmen of the an hour of the injury, we have more of gency medical technician. “It is some- a chance of saving the service member’s thing that I don’t think a medic can really life.” be fully prepared for. The injuries that Some senior personnel have deployed we deal with here are so different from to Iraq before, and bring years of expe- what we see in the states. In the past rience to the expeditionary base. two months I have seen more hatred, “The Academy team has jelled into pain and suffering, love and compas- a top notch trauma and critical care sion than ever before in my life.” team,” said Col. Brian Peyton, who is Even the ordinary days have an filling the sole vascular surgeon slot element of the extraordinary for those from Buckley AFB, Colo. “The rapid living and working in Kirkuk. evacuation of patients to higher levels of “As a medic there really isn’t a set care thousands of miles away has no ‘average’work day,” said Airman Parris. counterpart in the U.S. conflict and is “We tend to see between 15-25 patients brought into focus for us every time we in a 24-hour period, but that could range receive word that an injured American from bug bites and the KRAB crud is coming.” (gastroenteritis), to gunshot wounds or For those deploying for the first IED injuries. We see a variety of patients time, the reality of the conflict can be as well: Iraqi Air Force, Iraqi Army, jarring. Department of Defense contractors, “Seeing patients first-hand has been Army and Air Force personnel.” shocking, to be able to see what the “Unfortunately, traumas are not rare terrorists are capable of,” said Senior enough to stand out as single significant Airman Amanda Frush, medical logis- events,” said Captain Blackwell. “We tics. “You always hear about it, but this have many trauma cases and every is my first time witnessing it person- Airman and Soldier, man and woman, ally. I didn’t see anything like it on my American and Iraqi are treated with the last deployment.” same level of urgency and respect in life As shocking as a war zone deploy- and death. We feel for and care about ment can be, the experience is invaluable all of them from the time they are brought to those Airmen who share it. in through our doors until long after “This is my first deployment and I they have moved on.” Deployed members of the 506th EMEDS treat a patient at Kirkuk Regional Air wouldn’t have missed the opportunity for “There is no telling what each day Base, Iraq. (Air Force Photo) anything,” said Captain Blackwell. “It will bring,” said Airman Parris. 12 FEAT

MarchMarch toto JacksJacks ValleyValley

Basic cadets focus on next trai

By Eddie Kovsky completing a leadership reaction course; and partici- grenades to create the stress of a war zone Academy Spirit staff pating in weapons drills, physical fitness tests, inspections, The squad is divided into four flights. Tw and other military training. while two flights defend, and then the team Basic cadets began their final two weeks of training Of all the obstacle courses, Operation Warrior is the halfway through the day. July 22 morning with a 7.8 mile hike out to the training only course that runs for the entirety of the day. The In a change from previous years, ever complex in Jacks Valley. course is designed to leave the basics feeling “lost in the same training on this course. The course us The class of 2009 marched from the Terrazzo to Jacks woods.” separate objectives, which didn’t always li Valley’s tent city, which they will call home for the next “It’s more meat and potatoes,” said Master Sgt. Charles next phase of training. The focus now is two weeks during the field portion of basic cadet training. Jetton, Academy military instructor. “Ops Warrior rolls tals. The nine basic cadet training squadrons, consisting right in with Global Engagement and summer deployments. “Ops warrior has changed quite a bit,” of almost 1,400 basic cadet trainees, along with their What they learned here is the foundation of their mili- Class Josh Pascoe, logistics cadre. “Ther cadet training cadre and Academy leaders, marched out tary education. Foundations are important.” missions now, instead of running around i of the cadet area at 6:45 a.m., led by Academy Instead of returning to the dining tent for lunch and The emphasis on teamwork is instille Superintendent Lt. Gen. John Rosa and Brig. Gen. John dinner, basics spent the whole day on the course and cadets, who were eager to get their hands dir Weida, commandant of cadets. enjoyed authentic ‘meals-ready-to-eat’ out in the field. “The Jacks Valley training is more a The field portion of BCT includes living in a tent city; On the Ops Warrior course, basics learn about entry boring,” said basic cadet Michael Mayra running assault and obstacle courses, learning first aid; control points and perimeter defense. Cadre use simulated “The Ops Warrior course definitely taught

Basic cadet Jennifer Stewart keeps her weapon dry as she crawls through the mud on the assault course in Jacks Valley. (Photo by Danny Meyer) TURE 13

A basic cadet concentrates on keeping her balance while a squadron mate waits his turn to tackle the balance beam. (Photo by Charley Starr) ining obstacle e. us that the guy next to you is more important than the wo flights attack mission. You’re only as good as their weakest link.” ms switch sides “It’s nice to simulate wartime conditions,” said basic cadet Branden Lynam. “Basic training has been very ryone gets the tiring and very long. If you get stressed out over the chal- sed to focus on lenge the cadre will eat you alive.” ine up with the “You failed if you didn’t use teamwork,” said basic on fundamen- cadet John Rulien. “We really have to look out for each other.” said Cadet 1st Basic cadets finish their training in Jacks Valley with re are focused the Warrior Run Aug. 4, followed by the Acceptance in the woods.” Parade Aug. 9, where they will be officially accepted ed in the basic into the cadet wing as fourth class cadets. Classes begin rty in the field. for the entire cadet wing Aug. 10. active and less . t

Basic cadet Beth Pershing pulls herself up the rope on the confidence course in Jacks Valley. (Photo by Charley Starr)

Basic cadet Jill Westcott is encouraged through the confidence course by a teammate. (Photo by Charley Starr) Academy Spirit 14 July 29, 2005 AF experiments to return home with Discovery

By Larine Barr ronment for the longer periods needed Air Force Research Laboratory for these materials.” Public Affairs The goal of the experiment is to Air Force Print News discover how materials are affected by exposure in an effort to develop more WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio durable, reliable and affordable materials — After existing nearly four years on and technologies for future space vehicles. the International Space Station, more than “This information is crucial to 800 Air Force experiments will finally providing the needed space materials for return home with the Space Shuttle the 21st century,” said Pat Valentino, Discovery on Aug. 7. AFRL’s current program manager. “New, The space shuttle launched July 26 affordable materials are the enablers for from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on a 12-day advanced reusable launch systems and mission to test new flight safety procedures advanced spacecraft systems, including and deliver supplies to the station. optics, sensors, electronics, power, coat- The Materials on the International ings, structural materials and protection.” Space Station Experiment were installed While at home on the orbiting space by the Space Shuttle Discovery crew in laboratory, the experiments have been August 2001 for what was to be a one-year housed in four passive experiment carriers, science experiment to learn how different similar to suitcases, which NASA astro- materials react when exposed to the rigors nauts placed at strategic locations on the of space, said Michael Stropki. He is a outside of the ISS. Some of the speci- scientist with the Air Force Research mens include optical materials and coat- Laboratory’s materials and manufacturing ings, lightweight radiation shielding directorate here where the experiments materials, thermal control coatings (flight The graphic shows the locations where the Air Force experiments are locat- originated. paint), Kevlar and carbon foams, multi- ed on the International Space Station. They will be retrieved and returned When the shuttle Columbia exploded layer insulation materials, solar cell tech- home Aug. 7 by the Space Shuttle Discovery crew as part of their mission. on re-entry Feb. 1, 2003, the experiments nology and specialty materials such as (NASA graphic) were forced to wait for a return to Earth shape-memory foil and X-ray resistant flight, propose a solution and design a mission, astronauts will uninstall the aboard the recent Discovery mission. coatings. passive experiment to find a solution,” experiment containers from the exterior “While the experiments were origi- At the direction of AFRL scientists, Mr. Stropki said. of the space station and return to Earth nally planned to spend only one year in NASA integrators placed most of the Included are experiments to learn about three weeks after launch. From space, having existed four years there specimens in aluminum trays that hold how contamination migrates in a micro- there, the materials will travel to NASA may have eroded away the entire material roughly 46 samples. Other specimens gravity environment, how materials Langley Research Center in Virginia in a few of the specimens,” said Mr. were installed directly onto the trays, while degrade, radiation shielding tests and the where scientists will de-integrate and Stropki, who was the initial program a few specimens were bolted underneath effect of space on viral protein and disassemble the containers, then ship manager on the project in 2001. the base plates to ensure they were exposed nonpathogenic bacteria. them back to AFRL scientists to be “In those cases, it will not be possible only to solar radiation. All the specimens have faced such analyzed. to know just how soon it took to reach Besides Air Force experiments, the grueling perils as ultraviolet ray bombard- “We are incredibly excited that (the failure,” he said. “While at the same time, experiment payload carries 11 handpicked ment by highly corrosive atomic oxygen, experiments are) finally returning home,” for other more successful candidates, the experiments from six Dayton, Ohio, area and exposure to intense solar radiation Ms. Valentino said. “We look forward to additional time in space will likely show students in first through 10th grades. during maximum solar activity, Ms. analyzing the flight samples and contin- that those materials have a greater dura- “Their assignment was to identify a Valentino said. uing this program for future experi- bility and are able to survive the space envi- problem associated with long duration On Flight Day 9 of the Discovery ments.”

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By Wayne Amann first baseman Mark Lomenick empha- Academy Spirit staff sized. “You still have to play regardless of the weather.” Not even a steady drizzle could cool And play they did, by design. off the Hospital’s #1 bats or their gloves. “Before the game, Coach (Kevin) The Medics paraded 19 batters to the Ciesla stressed playing the best defense plate in the fourth inning Monday night, we could because of the rain,” Hospital exploding for 16 runs and 15 hits in the shortstop Luke Hopstad said. “He put a frame, en route to a 26-3 rout of J & J really strong defensive lineup out there Maintenance in Academy Intramural tonight.” Softball League action on Field 1. The J & J was hoping to bounce back game was called after four innings due from their July 11, 31-14 loss to the to the 20-run rule. Medics. Hospital dashed those hopes Hospital’s airtight defense was early. equally dominant. The Medics did not The first six Medic batters reached commit an error and limited J & J to just base and scored in the opening frame. two harmless singles over the last three Nolee Agulto keyed the uprising with a innings. The wet weather conditions two-run double. Lomenick’s run-scoring made their glove work even more impres- double, Ciesla’s RBI single plus sacri- sive. fice flies by Marlon Brown and Edwin “A lot of our guys have played in Trias helped put J & J in a 6-0 hole. rainy, cruddy conditions before,” Hospital The Damiens responded for J & J in their half of the first. Dad Jack ripped a Academy Intramural two-run double high off the right center Softball League field fence and son Derek followed with Hospital’s Greg Stapleton slides home safely Monday under an errant throw Standings through Tuesday an RBI double to cut the deficit in half. past J & J Maintenance catcher Sarah Scalise, as umpire Don Gaskill and That’s the closest J & J would come. Stapelton’s teammates look on. (Photo by Danny Meyer) AMERICAN Hospital began to pull away in the contributed to the fateful fourth inning this team’s been a long ball hitting group,” Team W – L second thanks to Lomenick’s two-run collapse. But, it was the Hospital’s Lomenick recalled. “That’s how we Hospital #1 11 – 1 home run. It was one of his three extra- hitting clinic that won it. generate a lot of our runs. But, we can Security Forces 10 – 2 base hits in the game. The Medics merry-go-round on the get base hits when the home runs are used J & J 9 – 4 “We try to emulate his swing,” a bases was highlighted by four homers, up.” (The AISL employs a five home Comm 7 – 6 Athletics 5 – 8 kidding Hopstad said of his talented two- and three-run shots by Hopstad, run limit rule.) teammate. “He leads by example. He’s plus a two-run blast by Todd Mangus and Hospital’s victory, coupled with it’s NATIONAL a good ball player. He hits the ball hard a solo variety from Trias. 26-19 win over the 10th Communication Team W – L and square.” Five Hospital hitters each collected Squadron in game two Monday, gave 34th TRW 8 – 5 An infield error cost J & J another two hits in the fourth, including Wade the Medics (11-1) sole possession of Fire Department 6 – 7 run in the third as Hospital ballooned its Dolbow, who went four-for-four, all first place by one game, at press time, 10th MSS 6 – 8 lead to 10-3. singles, part of the Medics 28-hit attack. over Security Forces in the AISL National Hospital #2 0 -14 Two more J & J miscues in the fourth “The last three years I’ve been here League. J & J dropped to 9-4. Academy, MWC eye sportsmanship, scholars

By Wayne Amann “Please join us in supporting Academy Spirit staff the Conference’s Sportsmanship Initiative. Such an effort will help As the fall sports season gears up across the country make the Mountain West it’s time for the annual Mountain West Conference Conference one of the premier Sportsmanship Initiative. It’s an important reminder athletic conferences in the country, to everyone what college athletics are all about. and represent our institutions The MWC 2005-06 Student-Athlete Advisory well.” Committee, which includes the Academy’s Kristen Meanwhile, the MWC office, Hamlett of the women’s volleyball team, issued a letter July 11, named six swimmers recently to conference students outlining its position. from the Falcons swimming and It reads: diving team as Mountain West “The Mountain West Conference Student-Athlete Conference Scholar-Athletes for Advisory Committee believes the most important the 2004-05 season. aspects of sport are good ethics and positive sports- Representing the men’s team manship. We are very pleased the Conference continues are junior Matt Karmondy, sopho- its initiative to enhance this philosophy. We need your more Matt Sievers and freshman assistance to make this effort a success. Spencer Liedl. “The SAAC believes that, in order for an institu- Karmondy, an aeronautical tion to convey a message of good ethics and positive engineering major from Colorado Falcon swimmers excelled in school and in the pool. (Courtesy Photo) sportsmanship, it must have the involvement and partic- Springs, carried a 3.84 grade point average. He was majoring in electrical engineering. ipation of everyone involved with athletics on campus. also named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic Leake, an operations research major from This includes, but is not limited to, the president, All-America University Division Men’s At-Large All- Springfield, Mo., posted a 3.88 GPA and Johnson, out athletics administrators, coaches, student-athletes and District VII Team selected by CoSIDA. of Enid, Okla., recorded a 3.87 GPA in biology. you – the students/fans. It is our behavior that will shape Sievers, a San Antonio, Texas native, posted 3.67 To make the MWC Scholar-Athlete honor roll, the perception of our institutions and teams by the GPA in computer science while Leidl, a Neenah, Wis., student athletes must have completed at least two public, the media and our opponents. product and management major, had a 3.83 GPA. semesters or three-quarters at the certifying institution “Good ethics and positive sportsmanship are On the distaff side junior Ginny Miller, sophomore while maintaining a cumulative grade point average philosophies that must be displayed both on and off Blair Leake and freshman Kallyn Johnson earned of 3.5 or better, and have competed in at least one varsity the playing field. We must take a leadership role to MWC scholar-athlete recognition. contest in their respective sport. compete at the highest levels, always endeavoring to Miller, a three-time academic all-conference selec- The Academy totaled 28 MWC Scholar-Athletes win, but doing so with grace, class, dignity and respect. tion out of Winston-Salem, N.C., recorded a 3.73 GPA for the 2004-05 season. Academy Spirit 16 July 29, 2005 Ortho resident brings athlete’s perspective to medicine

By 1st Lt. Ellen Harr When his courses began, he found the Olympic Trial cuts in 2000. cially as an orthopedic surgeon, is that 59th Medical Wing Public Affairs that the school charged $6 a day for “After swimming (at the academy), we see patients who don’t have the ability Air Force Print News parking. To save money, Dr. Bales I found that I was a pretty good runner. to run or even walk. You really feel decided to run or bike the 10-mile Eventually, I began competing in blessed. It’s truly a gift to be out there LACKLAND AFB, Texas — With commute to and from school each day. triathlons,” he said. competing and racing,” he said. “I’m the grueling hours that most medical The decision saved him money. It Dr. Bales’ unique combination of thankful that the Air Force really supports residents work, many are content to was also the beginning of his career as training and commuting to medical physical fitness activities.” spend their precious “free” hours a triathlete. school led him to become the top-ranked After graduating from medical catching up on sleep. As a child growing up on a farm in triathlete in the Air Force for the past school, Dr. Bales began his residency at Capt. (Dr.) James Bales, an ortho- eastern Colorado, James and his brothers three years. Wilford Hall. He continues to balance pedics resident with the 859th Surgical often helped their father by exercising He has competed in Ironman work and athletics. Operations Squadron here at Wilford the sheep in the evenings. triathlons in Hawaii and Wisconsin and “One of my criteria for buying a Hall Medical Center, is no exception. But “We chased them around for 40 qualified for the Olympic Trials in the house when I came to San Antonio was he is just as likely to spend his rare minutes every night. It helps the sheep triathlon for the 2004 Summer Olympic that it would allow me to commute to moments of free time running, swimming develop lean muscle mass. I guess you Games in Athens, Greece. His accom- Wilford Hall on bike,” he said. “Right or cycling. could say that’s how I started running,” plishments also include four regional now, orthopedics and patient care are After graduating from the Academy Dr. Bales said. championships. Even as a medical my top priorities. I continue to train just in 2001, Dr. Bales headed to Georgetown During Dr. Bales’ time as a cadet at student, Dr. Bales was able to participate for the love of it. Hopefully I’ll be able University in Washington, D.C., for the academy, he was part of the swim in about 25 races per season. to maintain a baseline level of fitness. medical school. team. A breaststroke specialist, he made “My philosophy on racing, espe- It’s also a great stress reliever.”

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More road construction Wednesdays 10-11 a.m., for ages 4-7 tickets are available to active duty, Guard Pine Drive will be repaired Aug. 6- years; Saturdays 10-11 a.m., for ages 4- and Reserve forces and military retirees. 6 years; Saturdays 12-1 p.m., for ages 8. A Slurry Seal will be placed over the Plus, 100 tickets are offered to families existing surface. The roadway will have 7-10 years; Saturdays 1:30-2:30 p.m., for who’ve lost relatives serving in temporary closures and/or one lane ages 11 years and older. Call 333-4579 traffic. Expect delays. For more infor- to sign up. Operations Iraqi Freedom or Enduring mation, call Robert Draeger at 333-7143. Freedom. The discounted tickets can be Cadet gym pool closures purchased with a valid military ID at The Natatorium Pool is closed now Student commissary jobs all TicketsWest outlets, including the The Academy Commissary is through Aug. 8 and the Polo Pool is Academy Information, Tickets and Travel accepting applications for the Student closed now through Aug. 8 due to main- Temporary Employment Program for tenance and repairs. Office, World Arena, the Pikes Peak Road construction Sales Store Checkers (Cashier GS-01) Center, King Soopers, City Market and Today through Nov. 15 the asphalt, and Store workers (WG-01). Applicants OSC Welcome Social guest services at the Citadel Mall. For curbs and V-ditch along Academy Drive The next Academy Officers’Spouses’ must be at least 16 years of age, a U.S. more information, call 475-1737. from Interior Drive by the Visitors Center citizen, a student enrolled in an accred- Club Welcome Social is Aug. 17, at 6:30 to the intersection of Pine Drive near ited school with at least a half-time p.m., in the officers’club. Academy organizations will provide information on Guest artist speaker the hospital will be replaced. This will course load and an overall grade average available services. OSC Board members International art exhibitor Katherine close that section of Academy Drive. of at least “C”. Application information sheets are available at the Commissary. and advisors will help newcomers join Chang Liu will speak on “Finding One’s Traffic will be detoured via Interior the organization. Desserts, punch and tea STEP is not a summer-hire program, Voice,” Monday, at 6 p.m., in the audi- Drive. For more information, call Robert are available. To RSVP, call Karen rather a year round program as long as torium next to the University of Draeger at 333-7143. funds are available and the student main- MacMillan at 213-9184 or email Colorado, Colorado Springs Gallery of tains eligibility. [email protected] no later than Aug. 15. Contemporary Art. The presentation is Sidewalk Bag Sale free to the public. The Academy Thrift Shop’s Sidewalk Bag Sale is Aug. 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 In Town Relay For Life p.m. Officers’Spouses’Club cookbooks, Academy members can help raise normally $15, are $10. AFA State Awards Banquet CADET CHAPEL The Lance P. Sijan Chapter of the Air money for cancer research by partici- Catholic Masses: Adventure racing Force Association hosts the Colorado pating in the Relay For Life, Aug. 19-20, Sunday 10 a.m. The Academy Outdoor Adventure State Awards Banquet, Aug. 19, at the 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., at Goose Gossage Park, Cheyenne Mountain Resort. The Program is forming 4-member teams to I-25 and Fillmore. For more information, Protestant Services: participate in a multi-sport adventure Academy will honor the outstanding call 2nd Lt. Paul Deutsch at 560-5118. Sunday 10 a.m. (Contemporary/Traditional) race here. The competition, pitting teams Colorado Air Force enlisted, officer, Sunday 11:15 a.m. (Liturgical) from local bases against each other, civilian and cadets. Guest speaker is involves trail-running, orienteering, Academy National President Bob Cash for Classrooms Orthodox Services Largent. For more information and a The non-profit Academy School Sunday July 10 & 17, 7:00 a.m. canoeing, mountain biking, rappelling and several mystery events. Each team banquet registration form, call Brian District Twenty Education Foundation is COMMUNITY CENTER CHAPEL Binn at 472-0300, email Brian.Binn must have at least one female. The race offering a new 2005 Harley Davidson Catholic Masses: is Aug. 6. Registration fee is $25 per @usafa.af.mil or visit the Sijan chapter Sportster 883 motorcycle to raise “Cash Saturday 5 p.m. team. Space is limited to the first four website at www.afasijan.com. Sunday 8 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. teams. To sign up, call the OAP office for Classrooms.” The Harley drawing, Religious Formation (Sept.-May) at 333-2940. World Theater offers licensed by the Colorado Secretary of Protestant Services: military discounts State, is Sept. 16, during the annual The Colorado Festival of World Sunday 9:15 a.m. (Gospel Service, Children’s craft classes scramble at King’s Deer Golf Club. Only Children’s craft classes are offered Theater, partnering with local military Base Auditorium) 1,500 are being sold at $20 each or six Sunday 9:45 a.m. (Traditional) at the Academy Arts and Crafts Center. installations, is offering discounted for $100. For more information, call Religious Ed (Sept. - May) Cost is $5 per student, with most supplies tickets to the festival’s many events now included. Classes are offered: through Sunday. Fifty percent discount Claudia Hoyle at 533-0081.

Paying tribute Brent Sherman, driver of the ppc Racing No. 10 Serta Mattress/Hickory Farms Ford in the NASCAR Busch Series, stands ready to compete in the Salute to the Troops 250 at Pikes Peak International Raceway July 23. Sherman had the support of his team, and four members of the U.S. Air Force serving as “Honorary Pit Crew Members.” Master Sgt. Michael J. Steiner, Staff Sgt. Delilah A. Duran, Master Sgt. Brian K. Seal and Master Sgt. Vicki Seal. Sherman finished the race in 27th place. (Courtesy Photo) Academy Spirit 18 July 29, 2005

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Oversized Couch & Love Seat, Seige REAL ESTATE 578-5777 or 1-800-BARTEND & loveseat both $350; complete weight PIANO-BALDWIN 1974 Acrosonic 6551 N. Academy Blvd. color, like new - must sale. $750 obo EMPLOYMENT gym $200 obo 260-6409 or 210-4164 Want to buy - Compaq Presario 1200 238-1256 Will provide directions. Spinet, 36”h x 24”d x 56”w, great www.Bartendingcollege.com Laptop Computer shape! $1200obo. Call 213-6274. Kenmore Dryer for sale $75, Kenmore MILITARY REALTORS Please Call: 573-1480 POOL TABLE $1250 8’ 1” slate. All Washer needs repair free. Please Call accessories included. New, still in SCRAPBOOKING We need licensed Realtors with strong Brenday @ 719-596-5069 ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT military connections to assist relocating LEGAL NOTICES box!! Retail $4000. 719-244-5256. MILITARY SCRAPBOOKING Kenmore Washer & Dryer military families. All branches, Infinity amp & 3 10” subs w/box $550. POOL TABLE Supplies. Shop our online store! Works great! $150 For set. 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Both white. 559-4690 after 5pm DOGS for talented, motivated sales people for Call 391-3744 439-9208 U.S. Supreme Court, Federal Courts of VACUUM CLEANER-Eureka Power outbound calling positions. Appeal, and State Appellate courts from VHS PANASONIC Video Camera, with TABLE w/4 chairs & wine cart; Sofa/ 7 mo. female Italian Greyhound. Very Our representatives currently enjoy: Plus, bagless, like new-3 mos old, $30. sweet. Great w/ kids & dogs. coast to coast. Call on us for expert ad- Call 559-9177 2 battery packs & carrying case, $165. Sleeper & Desk. Must sell now- •Great pay & excellent bonus vice and assistance from our staff coun- Call 576-0933 will accept best offer. Call 559-6553 $100 596-5818 •Holidays & weekends off sel and appellate paralegals. We offer Washer and Dryers $75 and up. •1st & 2nd shifts HOME FURNISHINGS TABLE with 4 chairs, 48” round, AKC ENG SPR SPAN pups for sale. 3 samples, rules and personal assistance Delivery Available. tri males, OFA, CERF, Great line, avail •Weekly paychecks Call 439-2597 or 683-9589 with beveled glass top, $300. to allow you to focus on your argument 5PC Living Room table set, 2 end ta- Call 528-6408 now, $400, 719-382-5858 If interested please call Theresa at while we take care of the procedure. 548-9292 for an immediate interview. WASHER Heavy Duty Jet action, bles, coffee table, 2 lamps, asking Please contact us to discuss how we can Tan Suede Couch and Love Seat $150 AKC FEM Bassett Hound, 1 yr, Graven Austin & Drake, Inc. DRYER, heavy duty, Hotpoint, $50/set. $250obo. Call 590-8851. tri-color, very friendly, loves kids, lov- assist you on your next appeal. Call 391-3744 Dinette Set $50 www.counselpress.com AIR BED Call 559-5077 ing home, $175. Call 550-3312 TECHNICAL 800-4 APPEAL / 800-427-7325 WASHER/DRYER-matching, Dual Chamber w/remote & full wrty. WAVELESS CALIF. King wtrbd, FREE TO RIGHT FAMILY. 1 yr old Kenmore, Heavy duty, white, $150/set. New in box, never used. Cost over Boxer Mix. Loving boy needs big Call 550-1420 $1300, MUST SELL $595. 328-9728. 6-drawer Ped, mirrored headboard, CollegeAmerica BUSINESS/FINANCIAL heater, $49. Call 282-3333 yard-active family. Call 339-4282 Colorado’s fastest growing college sys- ANTIQUES/COLL BED $195 Queen Orthopedic pillow tem has immediate opening for full or Wrap-Around Couch, grn, w/3-recliners, Must sell or put to sleep! 9 mo old Llasa top. Mattress & box. New still in plas- (1) w/heater, massager & phone. Apso, M, incl. grooming gear, food,toys part time Networking and Programm- FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 1920’s 5-pc FRENCH Bedroom set, tic. Absolute bargain!! Retail, $799. ing Instructors at it’s Colorado Springs $800obo. 559-7975/641-745-0380 & bed all shots current,good w/kids handcarved, $1950; Mahogany cre- Call 719-244-5256 $275 559-5606 Campus. This position requires a mini- denza, $500. Call 548-8215 JEWELRY & mum of a master’s degree in computer BED $250 King orthopedic pillow top. Nrwgn Elkhnd, m, 9 mos, great w/kids, science, programming or IT. Appli- BABY CHILDREN’S ITEMS Mattress & box. NEW!! With factory COLLECTIBLES animals, papered & registered. Kennel cants should have experience in some warranty. Cost $999. 719-244-5256. incl. Pd $850 asking $300 719-472-8694 of the following areas: Cisco, Win- BABY CRIB, $50; Complete Noah’s ark MUST SELL! ex’s engagement ring size crib set plus lamp, $50; Both Exc Cond. 7 red ruby and diamond 14 carat gold PEDIGREE PIT BULL puppies, dows, Linux, LAN, WAN, Java, C++, BED $600 Cherrywood, sleigh bed, SQL, Oracle, RDBMS concepts, Jogger’s Stroller, $30. 559-5284 asking $50 559-5606 gatormouth - Buedro bloodlines, 7 wks still in box. Awesome quality. Other old. Call 210-2746 Databases, VB, HTML, XML,Visual BABY MUST HAVE’S: New Graco PCS avl. Can deliver. 719-244-5256 LAWN & GARDEN Basic, Perl, PHP, etc. Full time posi- Pack n’ Play, $40; Graco Infant Car PETS tion is a salaried position with benefits Seat, $10; Bouncer, $5. 573-5882. Complete leopard twin comfortor set Mastercraft 5HP rototiller, $250 obo and a 401(k). Please submit resume to with sheets, sham and dust ruffle. $40. Like new. Box turtle for sale. Includes 20 gallon [email protected] and place MISSED A FEW PAYMENTS? foosball/air hockey table $20, 4 natural 487-0593 487-0593 tank and heat lamp. $75 obo. Call Lara “COLORADO SPRINGS COM- or Tim at 472-8534 You have options! wood bar stools $20 and Char-Broil COUCH & LOVESEAT, $100/each; PUTER” in the subject. MACHINERY & TOOLS Call 494-2002 H2O Smoker $25 Please call 472-7900 Large oak computer desk, $350. FERRETS (2), male & female, Call 651-6381 9 Inch Craftsman table saw with small cage, $150/both. $100 Call 213-1550 Couch, cream used only 6 mo. Please Call: 719-390-0356 new $900. asked $450 PET SUPPLIES call 392-2709 MISC FOR SALE DOG KENNEL, 27”x20”x20” DINING ROOM SET, med. sized cher- (2) GARAGE DOOR OPENERS - $35. Buy the Right rywood, round table, w/removable leaf Craftsmen, 1/2 HP, $40 both. Call 576-0933 & 4 chairs, fair cond, $200. 382-9483 Call 591-6257 HIGH CEILING, adjustable cat tree, DINING ROOM Set. Cherry-Tbl 8 4 SALE—27” Oak swival RCA console with 4-levels, dark beige, like new-3 chairs, hutch & buffet. Brand new-still TV, great picture-$45.00. KENMORE months old. $65. Call 231-2380 Kind of Mortgage in box. Top Quality sell, $2700, retail ultra wash dishwasher, like new-$80.00. MED. TO LARGE Dog house (from $9000. Call 719-235-7575. SEARS humidifier, like new-$20.00 . Petsmart) only $35; Sml-Med basket pet Ladies new leather ICE SKATES, size DINING ROOM TABLE Set, walnut ta- bed, (dog), $12. Call 231-2380 8, never worn-$35.00. Sideview mirrors ble with leaf & 6 chairs, $200; Beautiful $200,000 Mortgage for FORD F250-$35.00. His and hers walnut dresser w/mirror & nightstand, MUST SELL! self cleaning litter box HUFFY mt. bikes-$20.00 each. girls exc. cond, $400/both. Call 573-5882. bought in Jan. paid $300 at Petco asking pink bike-$15.00. Please call 392-7507 $100 559 5606 Traditional Loan Power Option Loan DINING ROOM TABLE w/4 chairs, Will consider reasonable offers! (30-year Fixed-Rate) (Option ARM) $75; Futon, brand new, $75. 50, mostly medium to large moving FARM & RANCH Call 1-203-464-3312 (lv msg) boxes. 2 wardrobe boxes. $60.00 for Dresser, 6 drawers w/ mirror & shelves all. 229-3843 FARM/RANCH - Flute: Gemeinhardt w/case & music 10,000 BTU AC $40, Bassett Crib $55, EQUIPMENT $100/ea 391-8029/332-4871 Pack n Play $15, Double Baby Jogger John Deere Hydro 175 Tractor 38” $65, Ph 637-1778 FINAL WEEK- MOVING SALE! Mower 42” Snow Blade $800 $1,149 $698 New Furniture: beds, mattresses, futons, 2 12x12 bound carpets, blue & beige Please call 590-7984 and more! Fillmore Furniture Beds & $50ea/$75both Kenmore refrigerator w/ More. 702 E. Fillmore 473-6996 Mortgage Payment1 Mortgage Payment2 ice maker 26.0 cu $100 576-2077 COMMERCIAL FOR SALE - Sectional Sofa w/ chair, 2004 Stage 2 multi-sided climb, Slide REAL ESTATE $450 obo. L-Desk computer workcenter and Hide Activity Gym $250 (like new), $250 obo. 930-2607 Choose One of the Above Call: 719-576-1802 FOR LEASE OFFICE For Sale green couch, Aviation Head Set, David Clark H20-10 The Power Option Loan concept lets you choose from four options each month:3 SPACE good condition $250 obo New ear gel seals $200 Please Call Option One: $698 month2 719-637-7615 Leave message Chris 303-359-9123 | Springs Office Park Minimum Payment adjusts annually after the first 12 months. FULL PILLOWTOP MATTRESS CARDIO GLIDE w/monitor, exc cond. 2860-2862 Set New, in-the-plastic w/warranty. 4 $75; Window A/C, exc. cond., 12,000 Circle Dr. North Option Two: | $562 month Cost $595, Sacrifice $200. Heavy Duty BTU, $200. Call 282-3448. • Lease/200-20,000 sf Interest-only payment is available when the interest-only payment exceeds the minimum payment. Frame Avail. Can Deliver. 227-0257. Barbie Jeep: $70.00 Vanity Table • Office Option Three: | $884 month4 Gel Candles made to order - $1.00 per oz w/mirror $30 Ken moor Washer & • $3.75 net sf Payment based on a fully-amortized 30-year loan. Grace Candle & Dryer set: $200 obo 538-0373 Colorado & Santa Fe Real Estate Mike • 1-888-532-4464 4 Mountain Mist Lamps GLDR/RCKR & otmn, $175; Baby drsr, Option Four: | $1,418 month changing tbl, $200; PSE bow, $150; 2 Payment based on a fully-amortized 15-year loan. Largest selection of Mist lamps, Dragons Oilskin dusters, $150/ea. 572-1077 & LAND Wolves in Colorado Springs HD/LC Washer & Dryer, $45ea; Couch 1 This example illustrates the monthly payment for a $200,000 loan with an APR of 5.61% amortized over 30 years. Payments include principal plus interest. 10% Discount for all Military ID & 2 chairs Brn. Flexsteel $70; Exercise Call today for more information. Card holders! LAND FOR SALE 2 This example illustrates the initial monthly payment for a $200,000 loan with a payment based on an effective Bike, $25. Call 472-0379 first year interest rate of 1.58%. The interest rate is 1.95% in the first month, interest plus margin thereafter. INCREDIBLE LOT-Cripple Creek Mtn Payment remains fixed for the first 12 months. This option may result in deferred interest which is added to your Jeffrey S. McBride BQ0077 2117 W. Colorado Ave Like new Hotpoint Washer/Dryer $150 principal loan balance. Interest rate adjusts monthly based on an index and margin and may increase. Minimum ea. Oak kitchen table, 2 chairs Estates. 360 degree views! Backs to payment adjusts annually up to a maximum of 1.075% of the previous year’s minimum payment. Projected (Old Colorado City) open space, lake across the road. Stream composite APR over life of loan is 3.438%, based on initial interest rate, current index, and margin. APR may 719-930-1490 $100,obo. 443-366-9339 vary. The current index is 1.37%. Loan To Value Ratio of 80% or less. Ph 635-3087 or below. Buy now for retirement! Colo- 3 Each example assumes that the option presented is selected each month of the loan term. For more details [email protected] Magic chef 4.4 cf refrigerator. $80 rado Pride Realty, LLC, Patrick, concerning the Power Option Loan concept and products available in your area, consult with your local Global Equity Lending representative. 229-4501 Wagner airless paint sprayer. Used 232-5583 once. $200 570-6800 4 These examples illustrate the initial monthly payment for a $200,000 loan with an APR of 3.375% at closing. APR and payment are subject to change each month based on changes in an index and your loan balance and LG COMMERCIAL LOT. Central. may increase. APR may vary. Payments under Options Three and Four include principal and interest. GlobalEquityLending.com GIRL’S DAYBED w/mattress, sheets & Panasonic 11500BTU A/C. Remote 1.03ac. Zoned PBC. Corner of Cir- Certain restrictions apply. Programs and rates subject to change. comforter, white metal frame, $150 or Control! Window-Mount, Great 4 cle/San Miguel. Price reduced to $345K. Equal Housing Lender Colorado Consumer Credit Code Licensee Number 097213 L005b/0.00 best offer. Call 573-0776 Housing. $250-OBO 719-659-7900 Patrick, Co. Pride Realty, 232-5583. Academy Spirit 20 July 29, 2005

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Marty Mindnich ################ This 4 bdrm, 2bath, 2car garage, lo- BUY SELL HOMES 351-1511 USAA MEMBERS CMSgt, USAF (Ret) # FIVE FOUNTAINS CONDO # cated in the north east, has Range, Re- ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE Member or not we will beat the USAA # # frigerator, Dishwasher, Washer and AS IS condition, any area, Broker Associate, GRI New Homes Buyer/Seller Bonus Program. $74,900. 2br, 2ba, Cov. Parking, Dryer.It’s vacant and ready today.All save time & money. Save big. Expect soft and easy service. # # # Garden Lvl, Enclosed Entry, Newly # financing @ $179.900 Again call • FOR FAST CLOSING and Resale Call Glenda Miller, 548-1266, Refaced Cabinets, pool, sauna, Hank at 632-9396 • FORECLOSURE EXPERTS 548-0400 or visit Award Winning # # # Clubhouse. Think you can’t afford # • SELLERS & BUYERS HOT LINE Specialist www.NewHomeConnection.com this condo – let me show you how! We can help! 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Phone: 719-597-5661 By popular acclamation it’s Citadel West Apts Near Ft. Carson. Broadmoor Area. $1000/mo. CFC, Inc. 572-9866 Fax: 719-2585 the Best Real Estate Website. NEAR PETERSON TOWNHOME ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM 1bd/$525, 2bd/$650; most utils paid, Visit Award Winning. 3br/2ba/1c. Lg Bdrms. Partially Reno- Near N. gate of AFA. Furn. lower level 733 Tia Juana St. pets ok, spec. mil. rate. Call Tom, Stonebrook Terrace Apts NewHomeConnection.com vated. $850 or Rent to Own. 494-2002 of walkout ranch, 1bd/1ba, FP with sep. Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 SRIC, 632-4800 ONE & TWO BEDROOM Heritage Realty New Gorgeous TH 10 min - PAFB entry. $650/month+dep. Call 488-3461 Phone: 719-475-9109 2BR, 1BA, fully furnished, 2 min to Fax: 719-385-0331 4010 Tappan Dr. 1bd/1ba on 1st floor of a Victorian. 3bd/3ba/2 car gr, no lawn care, frpl, Mtn NORTHWEST Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 Hdwd flrs, elevated ceilings, bay win- Gate 20. Free storage. No Dep till pd view $1150/neg 310-7522 Columbine Leaf Apts dow, $525/mo Call for military special. $600/mo. Call 439-3676. 3bd/2ba. 1500sf, end unit TH. 7 min Phone: 719-596-3746 New Townhome near Ft. Carson, 720-244-3875 from USAFA. Furnished master suite & ONE & TWO BEDROOM Fax: 719-570-0721 2bd/2.5ba, lg. master suite, 2car gar, in- 3929 E. San Miguel HOMES FOR RENT all appliances incl. View of peak. 2-BEDROOM APT Basement at cludes all appl. $1,095/mo 323-5055 $1150/mo w/ 6mo min. lease. Jenny Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 1002 E. Rio Grande St., Colo. Spgs. The Townhouse Apts 4-PLEXES Newly remodeled condo with many up- 495-8860 email Phone: 719-597-1048 TWO & THREE BEDROOM $700/mo. All Utilities Pd. 481-6346 [email protected] Fax: 719-597-1311 grades! 2 bedroom 1 bath $725 TOWN HOMES DOWNTOWN STUDIO, 1br/1ba, North Fountain- Quiet Living, Contact Gordon at 648-3497 Dist 20, Rockrimmon, 3bd/2ba/2c gar, $425/mo. + utilities. Available Now! 2bd/1ba. Newly decorated, 5 minutes Enfield Apts 3125 E. Fountain Blvd. RENT-TO-OWN! 2br, 2ba, 1177SF, fcd yd, close to Academy, Avail now. Call Andy at 264-9172 to Ft. Carson, w/d hkups, clean-ready Call Lee: 719-339-6709 ONE & TWO BEDROOM Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 for baby, $575 - $625. 473-9588 Move-in Condition! $800/mo. Great 3010 N. Hancock Phone: 719-630-1128 DUPLEX/4PL Terms. Call Leonard, 622-1682 LUXURY CONDO Colorado Springs, CO BRIARGATE Fax: 719-575-9245 Lg 2br, 1ba, remod kit & ba in 4-plex. S.E. CONDO, 1br, 1ba, fpl, kit. appls. + Quiet Living by meadow. Phone 719-473-3713 Fax 719-473- New carpet, off street parking, Nr. Ft. brand new w/d, gated community. Clean 6755 Delmonico 7930 3325 WINDJAMMER DR. 2 lg bd, 2 lg ba, 2 balconies, Tremont Manor Apts Carson & Pete. $550/mo. 648-6287 4-lvl home w/4br, 3ba, 2 car, large & Avail now! $550/mo. 590-1678 ONE & TWO BEDROOM carport, w/d, pvt storage room FREE. Fifty Five Plus Apts NW Spacious 2&3br apts, $600-$750. fenced yard, 2690SF. Pet Nego./No S/E - 3bd/2.5ba, 1 car gar, 1,500sf, FP, $900. Call 473-9588 ONE & TWO BEDROOM 2925 Tremont St. Move-In Special! CFC Inc. 572-9866 Smoking. $1350. C&C, 494-1218 encl. patio, w/d hookup, $900/mo Mnt Shadows, 3bd/2.5ba, 2ca gar, Spa, FOR SENIORS (55 and older) Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 4BR/4BA, 2300SF, a/c, D-20 schools, Jennifer @ M&M Realty 232-3397 825 S. Union Blvd. Phone: 719-632-0889 EAST fncd back yd, great views, hiking & 1944 Chapel Hills Dr. Avail Sept. 1st. Sand Creek Commons bike trails, $1300, Avl 1 Aug. 651-0307 Colorado Springs, CO. 80910 Fax: 719-632-7910 NEAR PETE FIELD No Pets. $1250 + dep. Call 272-7209 Phone: 719-578-0581 2 bedrooms, 1bath, 2-story townhome, Clean 2bedroom/1ba, all appls, incl 5bd/4ba/2c gar, FP, fin. basement, in end-unit, 2 years old. Dishwasher, ROCKRIMMON, 6930 Blackhawk Fax: 719-447-1146 Woodstone Apts washer/dryer. Special Military Rate. D-20. Huge, immac., neutral & new, W/D, A/C, FP, lots of storage. Very Pl., 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2car, STUDIO, ONE, TWO & $495. Call Tom SRIC, 632-4800. Avail. 8/13. $1500/mo 703-569-1611 close to Peterson and Schriever. 2500SF, very private cul-de-sac, close Foothills West Apts to elementary. Pets Negotiable. THREE BEDROOM ALL THE TOP REALTORS’ $795/mo + $400 dep. TWO & THREE BEDROOM 8270 ANDRUS, nice 4 level home, $1295/mo. Call C&C at 494-1218 720 Melany Ln. 370 Crestone Ln. listings are here. Heritage Realty. No Pets/No Smoking. 213-3910 www.NewHomeConnection.com w/3br, office, 3baths, unfin. bsmt, Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 Colorado Springs, CO. 80906 3 car, wrap around deck, 2808SF, N/P, SE T/H, 2 lg br with ceiling fans, 1½ba, POWERS CLEAN, UPDATED. Nr. PAFB. Nice Phone: 719-578-1414 Phone: 719-636-1115 N/S. $1350. C&C 494-1218 1 reserved parking space, fpl, newly re- 4BR, 3½BA in Springs Ranch. 2200sf, unfurn. 2br, extra storage, laundry. Avl Fax: 719-578-1414 Fax: 719-636-0019 mod. w/new paint & carpet. W/D hkups, close to PAFB & D-49 schools. Sept. now! $575/mo. (Heat/Water/ Trash IMMACULATE 5br, 3ba, 2car w/over storage area & sml fcd area. $650/mo. 1st. $1250/mo.+$1000/Dep. 404-3712. Incl.) 1br completely furnished, 2900SF, fully landscaped. Avl Aug. 5th. Fountain Gardens Apts Weber Terrace Avl Now! Call Karen, 930-3447 ONE & TWO BEDROOM $575/mo. See @ Rentclicks.com.—Ad $1375/mo. 488-8640 or 510-8326 ACADEMY & AIRPORT FOR SENIORS (55 and older) ONE & TWO BEDROOM #73395. 761-4499 or 623-544-0159 CALHAN/RAMAH SPACIOUS T/H, 1682SF, 2br, 3ba, fpl, Quiet T/H. 524 Lakewood, 4br, 3½ba, 2210 & 2220 N. Weber St w/d. Pool, patio & assigned parking. 2800SF, $1050/mo. C&C 494-1218 3165 E. Fountain Blvd. $975/mo. Sec. Dep. $500. 287-0282 Colorado Springs, CO. 80910 Colorado Springs, CO Tell our advertisers you LOVELY Country home on 35acs, 4br, 3½ba, 3100SF, incredible view, 2c, SW TOWNHOUSE-Close to post. 2br, FRESH AS SPRING Phone: 719-632-2155 Phone 719-632-0889 Bright & cheerful, this 2br, 2ba home is saw their ad in avail 8/22. $1195/mo. + utils. 347-0802 2ba, FP, 2car garage. $950/mo. Fax: 719-632-2415 Fax 719-632-7910 priced to rent. Stetson Hills. 4971 Co- Colorado Power Classifieds! Call Select Properties 593-9990 CENTRAL pen Dr. $990. C/S RE Ctr. 531-0591. VALLEY HI Golf Course, 524 Lake- 2bd/1.5ba, fp, w/d hookup in big NEAR BARNES & POWERS The Daily Transcript wood Cir. 2800+SF, 3+br, 4ba, dbl gar, kitchen, fridge incl. New bk yd, only 10 $990/mo. Bob, 915-755-6740 6050 Hombre Ct. 4br, 2½ba, all bed- Dunmire Property can publish your min. from PAFB. Mary 719-328-9080 rooms on the 2nd floor, unfin. bsmt. email: [email protected] $1200/mo. C&C 494-1218 Management, Inc. NAME CHANGES WEST SIDE, 519 Observatory, 2 bed- 4BR, 2BA, A/C, dining room, living rooms, 2 baths, 1car, storage, private NEAR CARSON Tri-Level 3br/2ba/1c, 719-591-8258 room, carport, fenced yard, 1800SF, entrance, No Pets/No Smoking. 1212 fncd yd. Walk-in closets. $850 or Rent Email: [email protected] $900/mo. + dep. Call 351-7455. SF. $895/mo. Call C&C 494-1218 to Own. Call 494-2002. www.dunmire.net Adorable, clean, 4bd/2ba house near WEST: 686 San Juan Rd., 1br + office, SPRINGS RANCH: 3br, 2½ba, 2c gar, For more info call 634-1048 Colorado College & Penrose Hospital. 1ba, 1car, W/D, newly remodeled, NP, ¼ cul-de-sac, fcd bkyd, $1195/mo. $2000/mo + dep. 719-271-6605 quiet & private. $800/mo. 596-3905 Lease & dep. req. Avl Now! 337-1843 Academy Spirit July 29, 2005 23

NEWER 3BR, 2½BA, sparkling clean, DIVORCE TRUCK TOPPER, ARE Mpulse CX JEEP VANS lg yd, min. from Pete/Schriever. Close PHIL LONG AUDI Series, Truck Cap, fits 94-01 Dodge Divorce-$175 Bankruptcy-$200 1114 Motor City Drive 85 JEEP CJ7 red, beautiful cond, new 1992 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER, green, to schools/shopping. Nr Powers/Airport. Colorado Springs, CO 80906 Ram QC SB. $850obo. Rick, 351-9873 Avl July 1st. 597-4826/640-5881 (cell) Get it Right the 1st time! Custody, 33” tires straight 6 runs, exc., app. 120K auto, a/c, cc, 160K mi, runs great, adoption & more. We do everything 719-575-7982 CAMPERS little off-road time. $6700. 266-6638 $2400obo. Call 229-1462 SPRINGS RANCH for you so you don’t have to. Over 15 ______Green Wrangler Sahara, Only 35k mi- 4038 Ascendant Dr. yrs exp! Park Paralegal, 632-1985. 2002 Audi Allroad, Highland Green, 1997 Starcraft Pop-up, King-Queen 1998 Chrysler Town Country LXI, les, D44, 4.0L, manual, Hard and Soft NICE-NICE-NICE-Immaculate Keller 608 S. Nevada 32k mi, exc. condition. 4dr, power beds, stove, fridge, bath/shower, must hunter green, tan leather, loaded, 144K tops, tilt, cruise, cd, fully loaded with home, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2car, un- [email protected] everything, C/D, warranty, AWD, see! $4000. Call 391-0654 mi, below KBB, $5500. 330-0638 airbags, leather, moonroof, keyless en- every option, professionally Lifted with finished basement, 3655SF, No Pets/ 1998 Tahoe Tow Camper. Very good 2000 DODGE Grand Caravan Sport, No Smkg, $1450/mo. C&C 494-1218 FENCING try, heated seats, security sys, Bose, Rubicon Express SuperFlex kit, 33’’ ti- certified. $31,988 Stock #A20313 cond. Kit., bath, awning & much more. res, Rancho 9000’s, Skid row engine 77k mi, Cass/CD, rear a/c. Power all- $5000 obo 576-3886 extras, exc. cond. $8300obo. 573-5081 SPRINGS RANCH, 7054 Cattle ______skid, SYE, Custom drive shaft, Teraflex Drive, Rancher, 3br, 2ba, 2car, nice 2005 Audi S4, Silver, 3k mi, exc. con- AIRSTREAM Land Yacht 29’, excel- 2nd gen. disconnects, Turbo City Throt- 2000 DODGE RAM 1500 conv. van corner lot. Pet Nego./No Smoking. dition. Power everything, 6-spd, lent condition, must see to appreciate. tle body, air tube and K&N filter and w/TV/VCR, front/rear stereo, elec. fold 1295SF, $995. C&C 494-1218 AWD, ABS, leather, moonroof, tilt, $7500. Call 488-3736 more $8K in extras, one owner, custom down bed, 70K mi, $12,500. 964-8914 keyless entry, heated seats, Certified. ordered from the factory. $14,950 call $47,500 Stock #A205188 CHEVROLET 719-439-7761 STETSON HILLS, 6165 Padre Ct., 99 Ford E-150 Conversion Van, Hi-Top, ______3br, 3ba, 2 car, unfin. bsmt, backs to JEEP WRANGLER Sport 1997, blk, 1-Owner, 48K mi, red, lthr, TV/VCR, 2003 Audi Allroad, Red, 30k mi, exc. 1996 black w/grey interior Chevrolet walking trails, 2306SF, Pet negotiable. 20K mi, 1 owner, exc. cond. 2 CD, $11,500 obo. Call 232-7534 condition. Power everything, AWD, $500 down and assume payments, 68k No Smoking. $1150. C&C 494-1218. FITNESS/HEALTH 5spd-CD-A/C. $9500 firm. 930-8016 leather, sunroof, moonroof, keyless en- miles, 651-7324 or 380-8223 VW Faith Martial Arts Inc. try, roof rack, Certified. $33,988 2003 Chevy Tahoe 4X4 MERCURY STETSON HILLS:3br, 2ba, 2c gar, fcd ‘97 Volkswagen Jetta, new tires, Multi- Quality martial arts training. Call Stock #A20318 3rd seat, 4.8L 31k miles yd, shows like model! A/C, ceiling fans, ple cd player, power sunroof, electric Sensei Dave for more info 210-4599. ______$25,900 o.b.o. 216-4330 1997 MERCURY SABLE Wagon, w/d, sprinkler, deck, views, $1100/mo. cruise, a/c, CD, tinted/pwr windows, windows, heated seats, am/fm cassette, Tom, Springs Realty, 632-4800 2001 Audi A8L, Black, 68k mi, exc. HOUSE CLEANING condition. Power everything, AWD, CHRYSLER runs great. $3500. Call 380-0823 90,500 miles. $5,250 591-9047 leather, moonroof, keyless entry, VILLA LOMA: Large 4br, 3ba, 2c gar, CARY & MARIA Professional Home ‘00 Town & Country Van, 73k, loaded, MISC. TRANSPORTATION MOTORCYCLES fpl, fcd yd, 3000SF, great location. heated seats, security sys. Certified. Cleaning. Affordable Price - Negotiable $37,683 Stock #A20337 leather seats, clean/great cond, ac/heat Avail Aug 20th $1300/mo. 637-0368 Rates. Call 597-8079 rear, cd/cassette, $10,750 531-5054 2003 Honda 250 ATV Purchased new in 05 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R, Silver, ______10/04 Hardly riden. $3200 1Owner, Showroom Cond, Garage RENTALS WANTED Magic Touch Cleaning 2003 Audi Allroad, Atlas, 43k mi, exc. DODGE Please Call 719-547-3008 Kept, $9,900, OBO, (719) 213-7961 Owned, operated & bonded, we clean condition. Power everything, leather, ETON 70 4-wheeler, brand new, ‘03 Kawasaki Ninja 500R Blue Low Mi- COMPANY NEEDS 5 HOMES to lease weekly, biweekly, monthly, & move moonroof, roof rack, keyless entry, 03 DURANGO SLT+ Fully Loaded!! 2 stroke engine, $1900. les Barely ridden Great Condition $4000 long term or lease/purchase, (full price, in’s & move out’s. Been in business for heated seats, security sys. Certified. 24K miles,factory warr,4X4/AWD Call 440-6595 OBO 683-5672 no fee). Guaranteed rents. No tenant 15 years. 596-6059 or 641-3345 $29,820. Stock #A20302 $19,500 Call Ray @ 659-3481 problems. Call 591-9101. ______TO FAST 04 Yamaha Blaster 2-stroke 1989 HONDA HAWK, immaculate WILL DO HOUSECLEANING. 2004 Audi A6 2.7T, Silver, 19k mi, FORD 6-speed always garaged 20hrs on wife’s ROOMMATES WANTED exc. condition. Power everything, cond, 3250 mi, red, custom exhaust, Apartments & Move-out. Bonded & ‘01 Ranger, V6, 4L, 37.5k mi, bike $2600 382-5499 Targa windscreen, $3500. 488-2984 Insured. Free estimates. 392-6815 AWD, ABS, leather, moonroof, key- Home to share near USAFA Northgate, less entry, Certified. $37,720 Stock PS/PB/AC/Tilt/Cruise/4WD; exc cond, NISSAN/DATSUN well-maint $11k, blue book $14.6 1992 YAMAHA SECA II, 600cc. private bedroom/bath, w/d, $450/mo + LANDSCAPING #A20320 Not perfect. Needs work, $750. utils. Leave Message. 488-3268 ______382-3129 1990 NISSAN 300Z, silver, loaded, low Professional Landscape & Irrigation Call 637-3471 2002 Audi A6 3.0, Silver, 36k mi, exc. mileage, well maintained (no accidents) Aeration, Fertilization. 20yrs Experi- 1985 4x4 Ford Ranger V6 w/ canopy, HOME TO SHARE. 4br, 1½ba, fcd yd, condition. Power everything, AWD, $3500 or best offer. Call 388-8538 1997 SUZUKI DR 650 Duel Sport, ence & Competitive Pricing 632-3865 brand new mudder tires, GREAT close to Ft. Carson. Refs req. leather, moonroof, keyless entry, On/Off road, very low miles, exc. cond. $450/mo. Call 382-9072 TRUCK wife says it has to go! First OLDSMOBILE LAWN CARE heated seats. $31,200 Stock #A20324 $2000 takes it home. Call 382-5499 $2600obo. Call Ken, 314-7961. ______98 Olds Silhouette Van/160k mi, eng SECURITY D AND I LANDSCAPING, LAWNS 2003 Lincoln Aviator, Silver, 32k mi, 1988 Ford Bronco II 4X4 Runs great. re-built @ 140k/great for carpooling 2002 KAWASAKI KX250, good condi- AS LOW AS $24. LOCALLY Power windows and locks. $1500 OBO tion, $1700 or best offer. 3bd/2ba, 2c gar., 2,550 sq ft, new con- exc. condition. Power everything, $5600 Call Delbert at 719-314-8389 OWNED, LAWNSERVICE DONE leather, moonroof, keyless entry, Call Tim 472-8534 Call 1-719-275-0460 struction, central ac, sprinkler sys, all RIGHT, CALL DEAN, 719-641-5470 PONTIAC app. incl., av. 7/1/05 $1150 393-7717 heated and air conditioned seats, 3rd 2000 Ford Explorer XLT V6, white 4Dr, 2003 SUZUKI DR650, blue, like new, LEGAL SERVICES row. $29,988 Stock #C20087 exc cond, very clean, runs perfect! 1999 Grand Am, red, 150k mi, $1700 480 miles, street legal, $4200 or best of- SOUTHEAST ______74,689 mi $8,800 must see! 216-4793 obo. Call or email for pictures fer. Call 439-2024 2002 Audi A6 4.2, Silver, 48k mi, exc. DIVORCES-$125-$175/Bankruptcy 282-4133, [email protected] condition. 4dr, power everything, 98 Ford Ranger 5spd, 4wdr, ext C. AB 2004 Yamaha R6, 2100 miles, 2160 sf home, 3bd/3.5ba/2c gar, LR, $195. I have all forms/delivery. Availa- leather, moonroof, keyless entry, Good Transportation. $2500 526-394 STORAGE blue, great condition, $6,500, FR, DR, Fin bsmt, RV lot, shed, deck, ble 7 days week. Mary’s Typing Service. heated seats, V-8, 6-spd, Certified. days 495-4346 evenings Call David at: 719-229-0888 fenced yard, close to Ft. Carson & Credit Cards Accepted. Call 392-9624 INDOOR CAR & BOAT STORAGE schools. $1050 mo. + dep. due at move $29,988 Stock #A20300 ______GMC $30/month. Can you say Torque? 2000 Buell M2 in. Sm. pets w/dep. Avail 6/1. Call: Forensic Call 495-2724 2200 mi only - like new! incl. (719) 229-3906 Document Examiners 1991 GMC SierraWD pickupw/shell extras. $5000 OBO; 640-7390 Katherine Koppenhaver, Certified Ex- Excellent condition,well maintained SUBARU Sand Creek Commons aminer & Author of Attorney’s Guide 3500.00OBO 719-761-1897. Custom painted Tank/Fenders for 00 or 2 bedrooms, 1bath, 2-story townhome, to Document Examination 1990 Subaru Legacy L+, AWD, Auto., later HD Softail Std/Nightrain. $900. end-unit, 2 years old. Dishwasher, William Koppenhaver, HONDA 143K mi. Very good cond. in/out. All Call 495-8455 W/D, A/C, FP, lots of storage. Very Maint. done. $1925. 268-9750. Document Photographer 1994 Honda Accord; 72,000 original Full Face Motorcycle Helmet, Arai close to Peterson and Schriever. WE ACCEPT MASTERCARD & AUTO ACCESSORIES miles, new engine with only 1,500 mi- 2005-1995 SUBARUS $795/mo + $400 dep. Quantom/F, blue flames, Exc. Condition VISA les. $4,500 OBO 472-7900 Foresters, Outbacks, Imprezas, WRXs, $225 591-0179 or 439-1147 No Pets/No Smoking. 213-3910 (410) 679-8257 18”Chrome rims fit Mercedes, Acura, See Pic at www.palmerlakemotors.com P.O. Box 324 . FAX 410-538-8548 BMW, Honda need two tires $600 1988 HONDA CIVIC LX, power eve- Great Prices. 1 year Warranty WATERCRAFT 3BEDROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, near Joppa, MD 21085 Please Call 382-5499 rything, 143K mi, $1500 or best offer. 481-9900 Ft. Carson, lots of extras, $950/mo. Forensicdocumentexaminers.com Call 574-6670 1985 Bayliner, 19ft, IO Volvo 4 silinder Call 392-5639 22” CHROME RIMS w/tires that will fit SUV w/392 hours, needs tune up, Academy LICENSED MASSAGE 97-02 Ford Expeditions & 97-03 Ford 2001 HONDA ACCORD EX, V6 Lemon lot, $1500 488-1826 4bd/2ba, Liv room, dining room, rec F-150. $1400. call 684-4906. coupe, red, fast & every option availa- 1995 FORD EXPLORER XLT, good room, lg fenced back yard. Carport. ble. 52K miles, NADA Retail $18K, condition, 92,800 miles, new tires, Jon-Buoy 11’ boat.Very stable. Weighs Close to schools & Carson 332-9633 CARGO CARRIER-hardtop, brand asking $16Kobo. Call John, 660-2427 clean, $5000. Call 719-271-1225. 85lbs,450lbs cap. Exc cond. Trolling new, used once, $100 or best offer. motor. $500. 548-9569 4BR, 2BA, LR, FR, 1c gar, fcd yd, Call 559-9676 HYUNDAI TOYOTA Trees. easy access to Ft. Carson-PAFB. GRAND OPENING! 1984 Toyota Corolla, 5 spd, 4 dr., runs RVS Updates. Avl Aug. $750/mo. 382-4782 Friendly, Lic. Massage Therapist. FORD TOP Loader 4spd & shftr, 2005 Hyundai Accent GT hatch, great! Great Student Car! Asking Available 7 days a week by appt. $400-Edelbrock Torker 289, Single 1,500 mi, 35 mpg Hwy. Exc $850obo. Call 264-8340. 1990 Itasca Windcruiser motorhome, AVAIL NOW! 3bdrms, family room plane, $75. Call 282-3333 Cond $11,000. 648-8010 w/fpl, fenced backyard. Year Lease. No Only $49/full body massage. TRUCKS 32 ft, handicapped equipped. Pets. Convenient to Peterson & Carson. CC Accepted. Call 471-9951 LOADED Very clean. Never smoked 4829 Keith Lane. $795/mo. Jim Palmer Park/Academy 1994 S-10 PICK-UP TRUCK, very in. Less than 3k miles on tires. O’Bryan/Heritage Realty - 548-0400. “We Support Troops” good condition. Very Clean! $2500. Wheelchair entry lift and an electric Get more out of Call 487-3051 screw-driven incline lift to move pas- LOOK MOM... MASSAGE THERAPY. Deep tissue senger captain’s chair from entry to po- No steps in this 3 br rancher. massage. New client special! (3) 1-hr UTIL. TRAILERS sition on deck. $19,750, (719) Cul-de-sac. 2209 Sonoma Dr. $850. C/S sessions for $100 or $45/hr. Call Dennis 648-6024 RE Ctr., 531-0591. at 634-1369 or 360-0340 (cell). 2004 Coachmen 24 foot trailer, loaded. VIEW PIC ONLINE AT: All Major Credit Cards Accepted. 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