AFSPC has SnoFest blast! Members of bases across the Front Range gathered for winter excitement Friday through Sunday at SnoFest!!! 2006. For more, see story and pictures VOL. 8, NO. 5 FEBRUARY 2, 2006 Colorado Springs, Colo. www.schriever.af.mil on Page 12.
50th MSS recognized for service The 50th Mission Support Squadron here recently received four major Air Force Space Command awards for 2005, including some that Schriever had never won before. Patricia Czepiel, Schrie- ver Family Support Center 5th CMSAF director, received the Out- standing Family Support brings 'then' to Center Award, Category 1- A. 'now' at awards Unit awards included the Retired Chief Master Sgt. of Outstanding Mission Sup- the Air Force Bob Gaylor was port Squadron Award, the guest speaker for the 50th Category II; the Gerrit D. Space Wing's 2006 Annual Foster, Jr., Outstanding Awards Banquet held at the Military Personnel Flight Sheraton Hotel in Colorado Achievement Award, Cat- Springs Jan. 25. The theme egory II; and the Small was 50th Space Wing heritage. Manpower and Organiza- For photos of the award win- tion Flight of the Year ners, see Page 5. award. photo by Staff Sgt. Don Branum
Black History Month kickoff breakfast: ‘Can a neighborhood be a community?’ Staff Sgt. Don Branum nity as well,” Dr. Taggart said. “The church was then 50th Space Wing Public Affairs and still is a very influential social institution.” When tragedy in the form of a terminal illness It was a central question the guest speaker for the struck a mother of three, the entire community Black History Month kickoff breakfast at the stepped forward to help. Satellite Dish dining facility here asked the 150 peo- “Everyone was poor, but everyone gave a little,” ple in attendance Wednesday. she recalled. “When everyone gave a little, it added “Can a neighborhood be a community? up. It added up to enough to take care of three small Absolutely,” said Dr. Jacqueline Taggart, a business children.” professor at Pikes Peak Community College. “But Colorado Springs exhibited a strong sense of an even more important question is, does your community when evacuees from New Orleans came neighborhood serve as a community?” to the city, Dr. Taggart said. They arrived with noth- The theme of Black History Month 2006 is, ing but, with help of residents and support from “Celebrating community: A tribute to black frater- local organizations, many former New Orleans resi- nal, social and civic institutions.” dents are now prosperous members of the Colorado “(The African-American community) is dynamic; Springs community. it’s extremely large; it’s powerful; it has a variety of “Evacuees have houses that are now homes colors and shapes; it is one of the oldest in the because we gave them furniture, but more impor- United States; it has endured struggle and defeat but tantly, because we gave them a helping hand,” she has also reveled in triumph,” Dr. Taggart said. said. The professor shared her own background with The professor encouraged members of the audi- her audience: she grew up in Northport, Ala., just ence to join communities. north of Tuscaloosa. “Every person in this room has a unique set of “Growing up there, I realized we come from a skills and talents. When we gather everyone and proud culture of people who are capable of doing pool their skills and talents ... much can be accom- anything we want to do,” she said. “Our community plished,” Dr. Taggart said, echoing sentiments retired was poor but was built on a solid foundation.” Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Bob Gaylor had The community center there lived up to its name shared a week before. as a center of the community. It was a kindergarten Col. John Hyten, 50th Space Wing commander, photo by Staff Sgt. Don Branum during the day, sometimes served as a medical cen- added a community to the examples Dr. Taggart had Dr. Jacqueline Taggart speaks about community to an audience of ter for children in the community and was an adult given. approximately 150 at the Satellite Dish dining facility here Wednesday education center in the evening. It was also a center “In 1981, I joined a special community. It’s a morning. A unity statue Dr. Taggart brought with her symbolizes for discussing the community’s political events. community that I love a lot. It’s the U.S. Air Force,” strength, commonality of goals and cooperation. Dr. Taggart is a busi- “Our pastor was heavily involved in the commu- he said. ness professor at Pikes Peak Community College in Colorado Springs.
Weekend Friday Saturday Sunday INSIDE Commentary . . . .2 Features ...... 10 Outlook High 49 High 56 High 55 News ...... 3-9 Sports ...... 12-14 Low 27 Low 37 Low 26 FEBRUARY 2, 2006 2 SATELLITE FLYER COMMENTARY www.schriever.af.mil Mentors: Groom Airmen for success Chief Master Sgt. James Erwin quick thank you note or letter of appreciation, or say 407th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron thanks for a job well done in front of their peers and supervisors. Little things like these are money in the bank ALI BASE, Iraq — What does taking care of your for the leader who recognizes the individual’s efforts and What did you enjoy troops mean to you? Does it mean giving in to every want, sets a marvelous example. concern or need? As Airmen grow they need opportunities to enhance most about Snofest? To me, it means giving the troop everything he needs to their skills. They need to be allowed to stumble, but not be successful. After all, our troops are the future leaders of fall. Some experiences are best learned from failure and our Air Force, and we owe it to them to make sure they are serve as a test of character. This is a fine line that supervi- prepared. Troops need education, discipline, opportunities sors need to monitor. Supervisors do not necessarily have and role models. to be right over the shoulder, but close enough to step in if Education is important to our young and upcoming things start to go off course or situations move too fast for Airmen. In some ways, they are already smarter than us. the troop. Tech. Sgt. Don’t believe me? Grab a young Airman and a VCR, MP3 Experience is the best teacher; troops learn what to do Debra Bergman player and computer, then find out who gets at least two and what not to do. Give them the opportunity to succeed. 50th Mission Support out of three working first. Even if they fail, they should have learned something that Squadron “I liked going snowmo- Our Airmen need mentors to be competent and confi- makes them a little smarter and little more prepared for biling.” dent in their duties and the lifestyle of the Air Force. The the next time. No leader or supervisor has gotten where he philosophy I have been brought up with is to get qualified is by being perfect. and certified on your duties first and then knock out your Education, discipline and opportunities are all impor- career development courses. These simple actions make tant, but to make sure Airmen understand the path, they new Airmen valuable members of the team. need a map. They need role models. Often the role model Challenge Airmen with the opportunity of off-duty edu- is the immediate supervisor or trainer, but this is only the cation after they are duty-qualified and have proven them- tip of the iceberg. Anyone who has more rank or time in selves competent. This will not only benefit the Air Force the service automatically becomes a role model. Staff Sgt. but will make the Airmen more productive because they Positive role models are vital not only for the Air Force Robert Raulerson are doing something for themselves. With formal educa- to complete its mission but to set the tone of what is 50th MSS tion, their thinking becomes clearer and their ability to expected from troops as they grow into the Air Force fami- “Cheap condo rates communicate is enhanced, often times reducing the work- ly. Supervisors and leaders need to set a positive example and seeing all the load of the supervisor. because the higher we move up the chain of command the snow.” Even if they make a career out of the Air Force, at more we are looked at. some point they will need to close that chapter in their life U.S. Air Forces Europe Command Chief Master Sgt. and walk into the civilian world. What a great feeling it is Gary Coleman once told a group of new chief master ser- to know you’ve helped them along the way. geant selects: “Welcome to the top one percent. You are Troops also need discipline. When most people hear the now living in a fish bowl. People will be watching you just word discipline they immediately think of the old sergeant to see what you do.” chewing out a troop or Airman Smith standing in front of In a nutshell, there are good role models and bad ones; the commander’s desk receiving some form of administra- both can be positive learning experiences for the new Staff Sgt. tive action. The side of discipline that goes unnoticed is Airman. They learn what not to do from the bad role mod- Alyson Gardner the reinforcement or reward side. It doesn’t take a lot of els, and from the good ones they learn to do what is right. 50th MSS time to give a deserving Airman a pat on the back, type a So, what does taking care of your troops mean to you? “The cardboard derby was fun to watch.” Why I Serve: Elmendorf Airman credits brother-in-law Senior Airman Jared Marquis love but always felt like I came up Too often, I think we forget why 3rd Wing Public Affairs short. we are here and why we chose this Before that moment, I had never path in our lives. I have a daily ELMENDORF AIR FORCE directly faced war. As a civilian living reminder of why I am here. Not a day Capt. John BASE, Alaska — Most people have a in a town without any kind of military goes by that I don’t think of Jason and Armstrong hero or role model they credit for influence, other than the local what he left behind. 7th Space Operations being who they are today. While I recruiters, I felt a million miles away. In my technical school class, my Squadron have had my share of influential peo- Before that moment, I had never instructor would write a question on “Watching the ple in my life, that credit goes to considered the effect war could have the board every day. One day he cardboard derby.” Senior Airman Jason Cunningham. on my life. wrote: “If you could talk to anyone, I had never seriously thought about Military service is a responsibility. living or dead, who would it be?” joining the military. I went to see Jason showed me that with his dedica- Most of my classmates wrote some- recruiters when I graduated from high tion, service and commitment. Not one famous. school and listened to what they had once did anyone who knew Jason As soon as I saw that question, I to say, but I never really considered think that he would fail at anything. knew my answer. Like most of the the military as a career path. I wanted One of the most powerful moments people affected by Jason’s death, I Louis Steinberg to do something important with my I experienced was at Jason’s funeral at would give anything for one more 50th MSS life; I just didn’t know what. Arlington National Cemetery. I conversation with him. I would share “I have been going That all changed March 4, 2002. remember seeing a three-star general with him what his life, and death, five years now and My mother-in-law called to tell us salute Jason’s casket as it made its meant to me. enjoy the snow and that Jason—her son, an Air Force way to his final resting place. Wherever my Air Force career renewing old friend- pararescueman—had been killed in After the funeral, I had a lot of takes me, one person deserves the ships.” Afghanistan. time to think. I came to a conclusion: credit. I felt completely helpless. I did I wanted to serve my country the way That person is Senior Airman everything I could for the people I Jason did. Jason Cunningham.
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The 850th Space Communications Squadron inactivated Tuesday in a ceremony at the Building 300 Auditorium here. Lt. Col. Danny Cecil, former 850th SCS commander, cited the non-standard organizational structure of the 850th SCS as a major reason why the 850th SCS was inactivated. The 50th Network Operations Group’s new organization- al structure will foster an environment in which roles and responsibilities are more clearly defined, resulting in a bet- ter, more productive, work environment for everyone involved. “It was a hard decision to make initially,” Colonel Cecil said. “The last thing a commander wants to do is shut down his squadron, but after about three months, I realized it was the right thing to do.” Colonel Cecil’s recommendation shortly after taking command of the 850th SCS in 2004 surprised 50th NOG commander Col. David Uhrich. Many commanders would be reluctant to give up their commands, but Colonel Cecil offered the idea freely. “One of our core values is service before self; Colonel Cecil made a selfless and courageous decision,” Colonel Uhrich said. Colonel Cecil said he felt privileged to be 850th SCS commander. “Before the change of command ceremony (in July 2004), I spent a few days getting to know people around the photo by Alex Groves squadron. I was very impressed. Eighteen months later, I want to tell you, my first impression was correct,” he said. Lt. Col. Danny Cecil secures the 850th Space Communications Squadron guidon during the 850th SCS' inactivation cere- The squadron was more than a unit—to its members, it mony in the Building 300 Auditorium here Tuesday. Colonel Cecil assumed command of the 850th SCS in July 2004. was a family. selected for the Airman Education and Commissioning subordinates worked hard to make them look even better. “We came alongside one another when squadron mem- Program; an Airman who is NCO in charge of the Air Force Their peers and supervisors challenged them to excel.” bers lost loved ones and when members of our squadron shooting team; a civilian member selected to help recom- As members of the 850th move to other squadrons, were diagnosed with serious illnesses,” Colonel Cecil said. mend improvements to the Air Force Enlisted Evaluation Colonel Uhrich and Colonel Cecil both encouraged them to Fortunately, the good times far outnumbered and out- System, and three company-grade officers who were select- remember the heritage of their former units but look for- weighed the hard times, he said. Squadron members’ ed to become pilots. ward to making their new units even better. accomplishments include two Airmen who returned from “Every one of these people will tell you they didn’t do it “Look back with pride; look forward with excitement,” deployments to Iraq with Bronze Star medals; an Airman alone,” Colonel Cecil said. “Families supported them. Their Colonel Uhrich said. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 4 SATELLITE FLYER www.schriever.af.mil Schriever to recognize Feb. promotees today More than 40 Schriever Airmen pro- Alexis Sellers, 50th CPTS moted during January and February will Tyson Steiger, 50th SFS be recognized at a ceremony today at 1:30 p.m. in the Main Fitness Center here. Senior Airman Among the Airmen being promoted are Steven St. John, 1st SOPS three who were promoted to senior airman Megan Connelley, 2nd SOPS below the zone: Senior Airmen Margery Margery Errington, 3rd SOPS Kimberly Quitta, 2nd SOPS First Lieutenant Errington, Robert Yarnes and Asheley Zachary Hudson, 4th SOPS Flordeluna Tolentino, 50th SCS Ted Harmer, 50th SCS Yarborough. Nelson Libby, Jr., 3rd SOPS Adam Tuttle, 50th SCS Paul Lang, 2nd SOPS Seven senior airmen will be inducted Kristin Martinez, 3rd SOPS Lindsey Mahoney-Straight, 1st SOPS into the NCO corps. Four Airmen will be Brian McManus, 4th SOPS Technical Sergeant Mark Masterson, 3rd SOPS promoted into the senior NCO ranks. Andrew Ode, 50th OSS Robert Aponte, OL-M Scott McPeek, 50th OSS Russell Regnier, 50th SCS Nadia Freeman, 595th OSS Joshua Meador, 3rd SOPS Airman Asheley Yarborough, 50th CONS Joel Gahimer, 392nd TRS Det. 1 John Barron, 50th CONS Robert Yarnes, 4th SOPS Jason R. Hughes, 50th SFS Captain Michael Coonrad II, 50th SCS Thomas Snyder, 4th SOPS Staff Sergeant Master Sergeant Airman First Class Erin Beebe, 50th SCS Crawford Brown, SWC Major Amy Gonsorowski, 1st SOPS Seth Clark, 50th SCS Kenneth Hans, Jr., 17th TS William Good, Jr., 3rd SOPS Zully Renon, 50th CPTS Valarie Nagelson, 50th CES William Kober, 595th OSS Kristina Robinson, 50th CPTS Justin Northern, 50th CES Zany Martinez, 50th SW/MEO
Battlelab’s VMOCinitiative CMSAF to retire this summer Air Force Print News “I’m also grateful to have represent- ed the best enlisted force in the world wins NASA’s ‘TGIR’ award WASHINGTON, D.C. — Chief to our senior leaders, to Congress and Maj. Steven Staats from a space mission operations center, or Master Sergeant of the Air Force to the American public,” Chief Murray Air Force Space Battlelab even directly from a satellite. Gerald Murray announced Jan. 31 that said. Demonstrations Division Chief “The success of and high-level interest in he plans to retire this summer after “It’s truly been an honor to serve the VMOC capability led us to pursue follow- serving more than 28 years. with such outstanding Airmen and The Air Force Space Battlelab’s Virtual on demonstrations,” said Lt. Col. Rich Lane, Chief Murray has served as the great Americans. While my retirement Mission Operations Center demonstration Space Battlelab Operations Support Division chief master sergeant of the Air Force will take me away from active-duty sta- team here recently won NASA’s 2005 chief. “Additionally, we are now working since July 1, 2002. tus, I will always be an Airman.” “Turning Goals into Reality” award for closely with (Air Force Space Command) to “I’ve grown up as an Airman,” said Chief Murray’s official retirement Partnerships for National Security. help develop an integrated roadmap for space Chief Murray, who enlisted in October date is Oct. 1. However, a formal cere- The VMOC team demonstrated the capa- command and control and then to identify a 1977. “The Air Force has been a way of mony and appointment for the 15th bility to use secure Internet protocols to per- series of integrated demonstrations to support life for me for so long, I know it will be chief master sergeant of the Air Force form telemetry, tracking and control as well as the Air Force needs in this vital area.” bittersweet to say farewell. is planned for June 30. payload tasking of on-orbit assets, allowing As a follow-on, the Space Battlelab suc- “I’ve been tremendously blessed in The Air Force chief of staff selects war fighters to get timely information when cessfully passed integration milestones for the my personal and professional life. I the individual to fill the position of and where they need it. Space Apportionment for Effect initiative. owe a great deal to those Air Force chief master sergeant of the Air Force. The VMOC system uses a Web portal, SAFE will demonstrate an automated Joint leaders, mentors and peers who helped Each major command and direct allowing someone to access the system Space Tasking Order capability for 14th Air me throughout my career,” he said. “I reporting unit commander and deputy through the Internet without special equip- Force and the Joint Space Operations Center, have found the Air Force has given chiefs of staff can nominate potential ment. enabling them to understand future operations back to my family 10 times what I have successors from within their respective The demonstration showed war fighters and system requirements, said Master Sgt. given to it, and I am truly grateful. commands. could use this access to request space effects Earl Hopson, SAFE program manager. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 www.schriever.af.mil SATELLITE FLYER 5 50th SW Annual Award Winners
Airman of the Year NCO of the Year Senior NCO of the Year First Sgt. of the Year Senior Airman Jason Yarborough Tech. Sgt. Donald Hibar Senior Master Sgt. Randy LaCombe Senior Master Sgt. Allen Schrieber 850th SCS 50th CES 50th OGV 50th SFS
Company Grade Officer of the Year Category I Civilian of the Year Category II Civilian of the Year Category III Civilian of the Year 1st Lt. Martin Poon Monique James Sean Merrill Pamela Gatson 50th SCS 2nd SOPS 50th CES 50th SCS Honor Guard Winners
Airman of the Year NCO of the Year Company Grade Officer of the Year Airman 1st Class Michael Zdenek Staff Sgt. Ty Araki 1st Lt. Christopher Dattoli 50th CES 50th OSS 3rd SOPS FEBRUARY 2, 2006 6 SATELLITE FLYER www.schriever.af.mil FSC moves into future Lt. Gen. Klotz visits SMC as part of transformation 1st Lt. Regina Gillis Space and Missile Systems Center “(AFSPC) is absolutely Lt. Col. Pablo Meléndez to get a new ID card because of changes Public Affairs 50th Mission Support Squadron in family status such as marriage and committed to becoming Commander retirement. LOS ANGELES AIR FORCE BASE, the Department of Coming to the Schriever FSC for this Calif. — The vice commander of Air Force Defense model for Editor’s note: This is the second on a service will give them an opportunity to Space Command visited the Space and acquisition excellence.” four-part series covering upcoming gather information and resources to help Missile Systems Center here Jan 23 and 24 — Lt. Gen. Frank Klotz changes to the 50th Mission Support with the adjustment to their new phase in to meet the center’s space and acquisitions Air Force Space Command Squadron structure and mission. life. professionals and review major programs vice commander The Schriever Family Support Center Toward this end, FSCs are looking at for which the SMC has responsibility. will soon offer more comprehensive cus- ways to turn waiting areas into resource The two-day visit allowed Lt. Gen. tomer service as part of the 50th Mission centers complete with Internet-connected Frank Klotz to receive overviews of SMC tions, development and acquisitions. Support Squadron’s Personnel Service computer stations, books and videos for programs and status briefs on the systems “The last 12 months have seen us make Delivery Transformation. check out and a wealth of handouts and the SMC acquires and develops to enhance great strides in our Space Professional Several face-to-face customer service pamphlets on subjects relevant to service- the United States’ space and missile forces. Development effort,” AFSPC commander activities, including ID cards and casual- members and their families. “There have been challenges with Gen. Lance Lord wrote in his 2005 End-of- ty assistance, will move from the • Casualty Assistance. A primary point acquiring next generation systems, but year Update, citing the development of the Schriever Military Personnel Flight to the of contact for casualty assistance will still (AFSPC) is absolutely committed to SMC Acquisition School, reshaping the FSC. be available at any time. As part of the becoming the Department of Defense assignments process for space profession- The last two years have been spent transformation, we will train all FSC staff model for acquisition excellence,” General als and the new space badge. The changes developing tools, practices and training to in this area, thus multiplying our Klotz said. move AFSPC toward a single goal of deliv- equip staff for their new roles in leader- resources. “(SMC commander Lt. Gen. Michael ering space combat effects to war fighters ship consultation. • Relocation and Smooth Move. FSCs Hamel) and the SMC team are already well of any service in any location. As we implement this new model, have traditionally been the source of on their way toward meeting that goal. We General Klotz highlighted how the Schriever FSC staff will visit unit leader- information on sponsorship, videos, base are reinvigorating our systems engineering, SMC’s recent performance in space launch ship, become more involved with the brochures and classes and counseling on our program management and our work- is pointing the way to success in all other units and offer unit-level assessment and the relocation process. force to achieve better performance,” he areas. recommendations on work and life Moving these programs to the said. “SMC has played an integral part in issues. Schriever FSC extends its ability to pro- Better performance is the result of delivering on cost-effective assured access Reconfigured FSCs are currently in vide true one-stop customer service for refining processes, building partnerships to space. For example, SMC professionals the test phase at McConnell Air Force permanent-change-of-station moves. within the command and DOD and devel- worked hard in acquiring, developing and Base, Kan., Malmstrom AFB, Mont., and • Newcomer’s Introduction. Currently oping world-class people. fielding our next generation of launch Hickam AFB, Hawaii. performed at the MPF, this function will AFSPC has created a Space capability, the Evolved Expendable Launch Each reconfigured FSC is testing local become part of the FSC. Professional Development Strategy aimed Vehicle. Our record of EELV launches is initiatives to see which practices will bet- The FSC of the future will become at getting the military and civilian work- superb. We are now 11 for 11,” he said. ter serve our customers. even more user-friendly and a compre- force a greater depth of technical expertise General Klotz assumed his role as Some of the new FSC initiatives hensive resource for information and and breadth of experience across opera- AFSPC vice commander Oct. 17. include: assistance that can enhance your family • ID cards. Many people come on base and work life throughout your career. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 www.schriever.af.mil SATELLITE FLYER 7 5th CMSAF meets Schriever’s enlisted Staff Sgt. Don Branum 50th Space Wing Public Affairs
By popular demand, the fifth chief master sergeant of the Air Force returned to Schriever Jan. 25 to speak and share lunch with some of Schriever’s enlisted Airmen. Chief Master Sgt. Bob Gaylor (ret.) spent an hour and a half in the Building 300 Auditorium here, talking to nearly 100 Airmen about dedicating oneself to the needs of the Air Force and knowing what talents one brings to the Air Force mission. “Some people get selfish—‘I don’t want to (move) there, no one can make me go there,’” the chief said. “I wonder if they’re serving for the right reasons or if they serve the Air Force at their convenience. I feel we should be prepared to serve where the Air Force feels we can best serve.” As an example, Chief Gaylor shared a story of how he moved to Lackland Air Force Base, Texas—the first choice on his assignment “dream sheet.” The personnelist, upon seeing Lackland at the top of the chief’s list, smiled and said he’d take care of it. “I got to Lackland and went to the security police
squadron to sign in,” the chief said. “The person at the desk photo by Kim Kruis-Johnson looked at the list, and said, ‘I don’t have a Gaylor on here. Retired Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Bob Gaylor shares a moment of levity with Airmen at the Satellite Dish dining They must have assigned you to be a security police instruc- facility here Jan. 25. Chief Gaylor spoke to enlisted Airmen in the Building 300 Auditorium here earlier that morning about tor.’” knowing one's talents and serving the Air Force when and where the Air Force needs those talents. When Chief Gaylor reported to the training squadron, he received an altogether different surprise. talents without comparing themselves to others, the chief and skills and abilities that can accomplish any mission we “The person at the desk there said to me, ‘You see this said. What matters is not where Airmen learn a skill but are asked to accomplish.” “T” in parentheses by your name? That means you’re going what they do with the skills they know. During his tenure as chief master sergeant of the Air to be a military training instructor,” Chief Gaylor said. “I “Some of you have electronic and computer skills. My Force, Chief Gaylor dealt with four pressing issues: the mil- had no idea until that moment. VCR blinks 12 o’clock,” the chief said to laughter. itary image after Vietnam, the role of women in the Air “Imagine yourself there—I want to see if you leak oil. I “You’re stuck with you,” he continued. “You’ve got to go Force, racial incidents and drug and alcohol problems. want to see if you remember that (oath of enlistment) or if it with what you’ve got, but you have to know you’ve got “I never went to work saying, ‘I don’t have anything to was just words to you. Because at that point, you have two something. Answer to yourself: ‘What skills do I have? do,’” the chief said. choices: complain and dodge the assignment, or forward What abilities do I have?’” While the issues he addressed are not entirely solved, march,” he said. A group of individuals who know their skills and abilities they are in a far better state than 30 years ago he said. Although he had not asked for the assignment, it turned makes a powerful team, he said. “We turned over to you an Air Force better than the one out well for him, he said. “If we bring (that group) together and call it a squadron, we had,” he said. “You’d better not screw it up—you’d better Airmen should base their self-evaluation on their own a work center, an Air Force ... we have a collection of talents make it better.” FEBRUARY 2, 2006 8 SATELLITE FLYER www.schriever.af.mil ESA’s first Galileo satellite begins transmitting 2nd. Lt. Jon Zebre 50th Operations Support Squadron
The European Space Agency officially entered the navi- gation and timing business Jan. 12 as the first Galileo satel- GIOVE-A Facts lite began transmitting its signals from middle earth orbit. Mass: 600 kg The Galileo In-Orbit Validation Element A (GIOVE-A) Power: 700 Watts was built by the British company Surrey Satellite Altitude: 12,300 miles Technology Limited and launched Dec. 28 from Baikonur, Fuel: Butane (50 kg) Kazakhstan on a Russian-made Soyuz rocket. Design Life: 2 years The GIOVE-A’s primary missions include securing fre- Components: quencies with the International Telecommunications Union, • Two hydrogen maser clocks, testing technologies of future navigation payloads and test- accurate to 1 nanosecond per 24 ing the radiation environment of future orbits. hours The new system is expected to create revenues of $9 bil- • Two Rubidium clocks, accurate lion a year and create at least 140,000 jobs in Europe, to 10 nanoseconds per 24 hours according to the ESA. The completed system will consist of 30 satellites—27 regular and three spares—in three planes at medium earth illustration courtesy of the European Space Agency orbit and will be compatible with both GPS and the Russian fit users who depend on signal accuracy, such as first geared towards scientific research and training, trade and Global Orbiting Navigation Satellite System. responders. market development. U.S. companies are supplying key sub- Galileo will enable navigation for countries at higher lat- Galileo headquarters will be located in Toulouse, France; components for Galileo production. itudes due to the system’s inclination to the equatorial plane the operations center will be located in London. Two control June 26, 2004, the United States and European Union and will improve visibility in cities due to a doubling of centers will be located in Germany and Italy, and support signed an agreement on GPS and Galileo cooperation. available satellites. centers will be located in Spain. The ground infrastructure Former Secretary of State Colin Powell said the agreement An additional feature will allow users to know the accu- will consist of Galileo control and uplink centers, sensor sta- balances the competition inherent in the commercial satel- racy of the signal provided Information about the accuracy tions, communications, regional and local networks. lite navigational technology with the cooperation necessary of the signal is provided by the European Geostationary Several countries outside Europe are also interested in for the security dimension. Navigation Overlay Service. It will augment current naviga- Galileo participation, including Israel, China, Ukraine, GIOVE-B will launch later this spring. The complete tion systems and will also augment Galileo. This will bene- India, South Korea and Saudi Arabia. Participation will be Galileo system will be fully operational in 2010.
Tyra Hickerson are available for your loved ones if some- determined by the base amount you choose, 50th Mission Support Squadron thing were to happen to you. The who you cover and your age at retirement. SBP: Servicemember’s Group Life Insurance is This annuity plan can be a great supplement Many active-duty Airmen do not realize widely known because you have to pay for to your life insurance, investments and sav- they are covered by the Survivor’s Benefit it, but SBP is free while you are on active ings. A little-known Plan. If you die while on active duty, your duty. At retirement time, you will be required spouse or children could be eligible to Back pay from your last pay date until to be briefed by an SBP counselor and com- receive a monthly annuity from the military. your date of death, Veterans Administration plete your election on the Department of military benefit As a retiree, SBP is the only way to keep a benefits and both medical and dental health Defense Form 2656, “Data for Payment of portion of your retired pay available for your care are still available to your dependents if Retired Personnel.” family after your death. your death is considered service related. If you have any questions about SBP or While death is not a pleasant subject to Once you retire, you will have to decide would like to schedule an appointment, think about, you should know what benefits if you want to elect SBP. The cost is then please contact Ms. Hickerson at 567-5916. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 www.schriever.af.mil SATELLITE FLYER 9
Col. Rick Husband Mission commander Generic or brand name drugs — Navy Cmdr. William McCool Pilot Kalpana Chawla What’s in a name? Mission specialist Mark Jecker Navy Capt. David Brown TriWest Healthcare Alliance Mission specialist Navy Capt. Laurel Clark TriCare beneficiaries want the best medicine Mission specialist available for themselves and their children, but Lt. Col. Michael Anderson they may be confused about differences between Payload commander brand name and generic drugs or may incorrectly Israeli air force Col. Ilan Ramon believe the generic brands are not as good. Payload specialist The Food and Drug Administration requires that generic drugs have the same chemical com- position and potency and affect the body in the STS-107 remembered same way as their brand-name counterparts. Only the inactive ingredients that determine the drug’s Two years ago Wednesday, seven In contrast, Colonel Husband shape, color and size are allowed to differ from astronauts died as NASA’s Space dreamt of nothing else. those of the brand-name version. Shuttle Columbia broke up on reen- “Watching the moon landings ... Approximately 42 percent of brand-name try. was just so incredibly adventurous drugs currently have generic equivalents, accord- The team included Col. Rick and exciting to me that I thought, ing to the FDA Office of Generic Drugs. Because Husband, mission commander; ‘There is no doubt in my mind that those generics can cost from 40 to 60 percent less medically necessary brand-name drug, the co- Navy Cmdr. William McCool, (an astronaut was) what I wanted to than the brand-name drugs, beneficiaries receive payment is $9 for up to a 30-day supply. pilot; Kalpana Chawla and Navy be when I grow up.” savings as lower co-payments, and taxpayers save If prescriptions are refilled through the Capts. David Brown and Laurel Ms. Chawla’s space career began money in the lower purchase price for generic TriCare Mail Order Pharmacy, the same $3 and Clark, mission specialists; Lt. Col. at the Punjab Engineering College medications. $9 co-payments can be paid for up to a 90-day Michael Anderson, payload com- in India in 1982 with a bachelor’s Every shopper wants to get the most value for supply of generic or medically necessary brand- mander; and Israeli air force Col. degree in aeronautical engineering. his money. The Department of Defense policy name medications. Ilan Ramon, payload specialist. She also had a master’s degree in that requires use of generic drugs to fill TriCare As always, TriCare beneficiaries may fill their Colonel Ramon was the first aerospace engineering from the prescriptions saves beneficiaries money both as prescriptions at a military treatment facility phar- Israeli astronaut. University of Texas and a doctorate consumers and taxpayers. macy at no charge if the requested medications “I never thought I would have in aerospace engineering from the TriCare’s three-tiered drug policy requires that are available. been an astronaut,” Colonel Ramon University of Colorado. generic equivalents be automatically substituted If a beneficiary insists on having a prescrip- said during a NASA interview STS-107’s mission was devoted for brand-name medications. Exceptions to this tion filled with a brand-name drug that is not before the STS-107 mission. to space research and included policy are made only if no generic equivalent is considered medically necessary and a generic “I’m a pilot, a fighter pilot, in more than 80 experiments to study available or if the prescribing physician docu- counterpart for that drug is available, the benefi- my background,” he said. “I’ve earth and space science, advanced ments a medical necessity for the brand-name ciary must pay the entire cost of the prescription never dreamed to be an astronaut. technology development and astro- medication. out of pocket. When I was selected, I really naut health and safety, according to When the prescription is filled at a TriCare To find out more information about TriCare jumped almost to space.” NASA’s Web site. network pharmacy, the co-payment for up to a pharmacy benefits, visit the TriWest Web site at 30-day supply of a generic drug is only $3. For a www.triwest.com.
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VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — When Vandenberg’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response pro- gram coordinator steps off the plane in the desert, service- members there will see her wearing the same sandy- colored desert camouflage uniform they wear. Her sleeves and collars will be bare; the patches on her uniform will be her nametape and the word “civilian.” “I will look like the oldest airman basic ever,” said Donna Rathbun, 30th Space Wing sexual assault response coordinator. Just like at home, Mrs. Rathbun will aid commanders to improve response to sexual assault while she is in the desert; giving military sexual assault victims an avenue to report sexual assault in a confidential manner without initi- ating a formal investigation. “There is a real need for SARC expertise in our
deployed locations,” said Col. Frank Wolf, 30th Space photo by Airman 1st Class Stephen Cadette Wing vice commander. “When the Air Force asked for vol- unteers, Donna was the first to raise her hand.” Donna Rathbun, 30th Space Wing sexual assault response coordinator, is the first civilian SARC to deploy for the Air Force. Mrs. Rathbun is the first civilian SARC to deploy for the Air Force, said Mark Henry, Air Force Space theater will not be seen as an oddity for long. a tremendous vote of confidence. They have been unbe- Command SARC. The effort is part of the Air Force’s “The Air Force is getting smaller. The pool of available lievably supportive. It’s a serious hit to have the SARC Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program drive to talent is shrinking, and now it’s not unique for civilians to gone and to have the wing commander and vice command- have a SARC at all deployed locations, not just stateside deploy,” Mrs. Rathbun said. er give me their approval.” locations. The SARC program is divided, half-military and “(Mrs. Rathbun’s deployment) reminds us that this is a “Donna is doing great things here at Vandenberg,” half-civilian. That setup empowers the program to draw total fight—active duty, guard, reserve, and (Department of Colonel Wolf said. “We’re proud she will share her talents upon the strengths of both military and civilians. Defense) civilians,” Colonel Wolf said. in theater.” “I think there’s a perception that civilians are a certain “DOD civilians are for the most part prior military,” Mrs. Rathbun will bring more than 12 years of continu- way,” Mrs. Rathbun said. “When you’re outside that per- Mrs. Rathbun said. “Most of them I’ve talked to told me, ous victim assistance experience in the field by reporting ception, it tends to shock certain people. ‘I’d go in a heartbeat.’ I don’t think you can wash off that to deployed commanders and helping them improve “I’m excited,” she said. “This is the opportunity of a patriotism once you take off the uniform. Patriotism is response to sexual assaults. lifetime, to serve as a civilian in a military role.” more than waving a flag or talking; it’s about acting when In order to deploy, she had to do all the same training During her deployment processing, her civilian status it is inconvenient to act.” and certification an Airman has to do, including chemical has drawn attention. “This tells you all you need to know about Donna, and warfare training, physical and dental clearances, and uni- “Mostly the comments I’m getting are, ‘I didn’t know she is one of the big reasons Vandenberg is such a great form issue. civilians could deploy,’” she said. “But I noticed in the out- place to live, work and play,” Colonel Wolf said. “If you told me then that I would be going to the desert processing line there were two other civilians.” “I’m grateful to the commanders for letting me go at this time in my life, I would have laughed hysterically She said she expects the trend of civilians deploying to because I had their concurrence,” Mrs. Rathbun said. “It’s and told you, you are out of your mind,” she said. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 SATELLITE FLYER 11
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Don Branum Among the thousands of people adventuring in was closest to target in the organizational category, and 1st 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Colorado’s winter weather are Airmen from bases across Lt. Martin Poon’s “007” hit the bullseye in the family cate- the Southwest—locales as near as Schriever and Peterson gory. At 9,600 feet on a January afternoon in Colorado, Air Force Base and as distant as Wyoming and Utah— Lieutenant Poon won most creative sled in the 2005 breath is something seen, not just felt. Boots creak through gathered for SnoFest!!! 2006. Cardboard Derby’s individual category with a sled shaped snow dirty with tire tracks and footprints. Skiers tread cau- Preparing for SnoFest took months and involved long like an F-22 Raptor. The James Bond movie “Living tiously on ice-covered roads and sidewalks. days for the Services employees working at the event, said Daylights” was his inspiration for his design this year—a At 11,640 feet, fast-moving winds suck the breath from Liz Bell, 50th Services Division marketing director. cello case-shaped sled. one’s lungs. Skiers take to the packed snow—a product of “We start working at 8 a.m., and we don’t leave until The lieutenant also got into character for the ride. some of the best ski weather since the 1960s—on the the event is done,” Ms. Bell said. “But it was worth it “I spent the day snowboarding; then, for the race, I put Keystone Resort’s slopes, diving into the downhill courses because everyone had a good time. It was the best SnoFest on my chloroframs (low quarter shoes), jumped on the like penguins into Antarctic waters. I’ve ever done.” cello case and went down,” he said. “I had a boom box that A hospitality tent was open Friday and Saturday at the was playing the James Bond theme the whole way down.” foot of the slopes, offering hot chocolate, snacks and maps Hitting the bullseye required nothing more than an old- to military visitors and SnoFest attendees. NASTAR races fashioned hand brake. kicked off Friday and Saturday on the Flying Dutchman “I was moving slowly enough at the end that I could put slalom course. A “Fabulous 50s Party” Friday evening my hand out to stop myself, so I was able to stop right on drew a crowd of about 1,000 people for old-style food and the target.” dance. As temperatures dropped Saturday night, SnoFest party- Perhaps the most popular event of the weekend was the goers gathered indoors near the River Run slopes for a last Cardboard Derby, which began at 4 p.m. Saturday as the hurrah. sun dipped beneath the mountains. Racers paired off and “You can move to Buckley or F.E. Warren (Air Force rode—or pushed, or surfed on—vehicles made of old bases) or another Front Range base and still see all your boxes and duct tape. friends from your last base,” Ms. Bell said. “That’s what Schriever sledders in the family and organization cate- makes SnoFest such a wonderful Air Force Space gories were “on-time, on-target”—the “Party Barge” team Command event.” Here are a few of the comments you shared with us about your SnoFest experience: “This was my wife’s and my first SnoFest. We were “Totally awesome! The price we paid for our condo completely satisfied with the customer support of was half of what they normally charge for the peak sea- Keystone and mostly satisfied with the support from son. There were eight in our party, and we all attended SnoFest volunteers. Although I made my reservation in the buffets on both Friday and Saturday nights. The low November, for reasons I still don’t know, Keystone cost of the dinners and lift tickets makes it affordable upgraded our reservation to a full-blown condomini- for just about everyone. We’ll definitely return next um—that was a treat! year!” — Robert Pecqueur, 25th Space Control Tactics “I would suggest arranging for more affordable Squadron childcare. My 3-year-old wasn’t quite ready for the Approximately 200 skiers took part in NASTAR races Friday slopes. My wife got to ski while I took care of my child “Good stuff. Loved the fireworks, the aerials and the and Saturday on the Flying Dutchman slalom course during and had to give away my lift ticket. Overall, we had a hospitality tent. The ski racing should have been more SnoFest at Keystone Resort, Colo. For results from Friday's terrific time and intend on returning next year.” — Staff organized, however.” — Staff Sgt. Lance Tressler, 50th and Saturday's races, visit www.nastar.com, click on Sgt. Andrew Alexander, Space Warfare Center Space Wing Chaplain Support Team "check race results," then select “Keystone Resort”. photos by Staff Sgt. Don Branum 1st Lt. Martin Poon, 50th Space Communications Squadron, replays a James Bond escape from "Living Daylights." His cello case, which drew the "007" bib by coincidence, won the closest-to-target award for the Cardboard Derby's family category. His F-22 sled won the most creative individual award in the 2005 Cardboard Derby. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 www.schriever.af.mil SATELLITE FLYER 13 Schriever takes varsity soccer action to Defender’s Cup Team Schriever falls to Army SOC team despite strong tournament showing Airman 1st Class Daniel Bava 50th Operations Support Squadron One thousand twenty. That is the number of minutes, in soccer game time, it had been since the Schriever Varsity Soccer team last lost a game. That streak finally ended in San Antonio, where the Schriever soccer team lost in the second playoff round of the Defender’s Cup at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Beginning with a tie last summer to area powerhouse Red Lions, Schriever dominated their Colorado Springs Soccer League division with a 7-0-1 record. With 37 goals, they scored more than any other team in the divi- sion. Their defense posted five shutouts and allowed only three goals during the entire season. Following the end of the CSSL’s fall season, the team prepared to attend their first tournament since forming in May. The 16 players enjoyed a competitive advantage over their opponents due to their acclimation to high-alti- tude fitness. Fourteen Armed Forces teams from around the nation competed for the fifth-annual Defender’s Cup Jan. 13 to 15. To win the Defender’s Cup, the teams were required to play as many as 10 games in a three-day span. Schriever won all three games of the group round. Against Moody AFB, Ga., forwards David Bills and Christopher Johnson each scored goals while goalie Jeremy Edwards shut down the Moody offense. Against the Army Special Operations Command (SOC) team at Lackland AFB’s Medina Annex, Schriever overcame a vocal home crowd to win 3-2 on two goals from Bills and one goal from midfielder Luke Barker. Midfielder Reyes Soltero had assists on both of Bills’ goals. Within minutes of their second victory, Schriever took the field again, this time against the Randolph AFB, Texas, team. Schriever eked a victory over the short- manned Randolph team with forward Fred Katarega’s go- ahead goal on an empty net. After these three games Jan. 13 and 14, Schriever was the second seed and had a goal differential of plus-four. Only Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C., finished with a larger goal differential of plus-seven. As Schriever began play Jan. 15 began with the second playoff round, fatigue took its toll on the team. Starting defenders Josh Pearsall and Scott Silver could only play limited amounts of time, while Soltero missed most of the playoff games due to foot injury. Through all this, Edwards continued his dominating defensive performance despite mounting pain with pulled muscles. After a first-round bye, the team began a rematch against the Army team. Army SOC scored a surprise goal in the first half to place Team Schriever in a deficit for the first time in the entire tournament. Team Schriever quickly responded with goals from Barker and forward Christopher Johnson to regain the lead. Army SOC then delivered the finishing blow to Schriever’s hopes of winning their first tournament play- off game. Jeremy Edwards could not stop a controversial Army penalty kick, and Army SOC tied the game at 2-2. Midfielder Josh Meador scored another goal for Schriever only minutes later, but Army answered with the tying goal shortly before regulation time ended. After a scoreless overtime, Army SOC eliminated Schriever 6-5 on a penalty kick shootout with Edward’s numerous injuries preventing him from diving for penalty shots. The Schriever Lineup Forwards: David Bills, Brian Dougherty, Fred Katarega, Christopher Johnson, Alexander Piper Midfielders: Like Barker, Brandon Ostry, Josh Meador, Reyes Soltero, Daniel Bava Defenders: James Pace, Scott Silver, Joshua Cobb, Robert Shoaf, Joshua Persall Goalie: Jeremy Edwards Want to kick some grass with the Schriever varsity soccer team? Contact Senior Master Sgt. Alexander photo by Robbin Cresswell Piper, 310th Space Group, at 560-4499; or contact Schriever forward David Bills, right, moves the ball downfield against the Moody Air Force Base, Ga., soccer team's Staff Sgt. Reyes Soltero, 2nd Space Operations defense in a Defender's Cup match Jan. 13. Schriever won its match against Moody during group competition on Squadron, at 567-5097. goals by Bills and forward Christopher Johnson. Although Schriever was the second-seeded team going into tourna- ment action Jan. 15, it lost to Army Special Operations Command 6-5 in a penalty kick shootout. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 14 SATELLITE FLYER www.schriever.af.mil Intramural Basketball Standings 50th SCS-A ...... 10-1 SWC ...... 9-1 50th CES ...... 7-3 3rd SOPS ...... 7-3 Players Pool ...... 5-4 50th OSS ...... 5-5 2nd SOPS ...... 5-5 SMC Det. 12 ...... 5-6 1st SOPS ...... 4-5 NOPS ...... 2-9 4th SOPS ...... 1-9 The top eight teams will play in the Schriever basketball playoffs, which begin Feb. 13. Upcoming Games Tuesday: 10 a.m. – 1st SOPS vs. 2nd SOPS Two points! 11 a.m. – 4th SOPS vs. Players Pool Scott Trinrud, 50th Operations Support Noon – 50th CES vs. SWC Squadron, fires a two-pointer toward the net in 50th OSS' match against the 2nd Space Wednesday: Operations Squadron Tuesday. 50th OSS over- came 2nd SOPS 44-36 to advance to 5-5. 10 a.m. – 50th OSS vs. Players Pool photo by Skip Grubelnik Noon – 3rd SOPS vs. 1st SOPS Friday Mexican Baked Chicken, Lasagna, Swiss Steak with Brown Gravy Saturday Crispy Baked Chicken, Salisbury Steak Sunday Italian Sausage, Chicken Breast Parmesan * Menu subject to change without Monday Baked Chicken, Italian Sausage, Country Style Steak notice based on availability. 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Terrier, female, 11 mos, microchipped, LAND Carpet & pad 14R OBH, USAFA, $120 New in crate, “Custom” table with 1” Please call 593-8148 spayed, all shots. $50/ea 229-6899 CMSgt, USAF (Ret) for all. Window valances, & decorative slate, all upgrades, including accesso- rod 48” & 72” wide $50 all. 472-9498 ries. Pkg. & Simonis cloth. Cost $4900, Broker Associate, GRI sacrifice $1695. Call 471-7220 Green Tile Top Kitchen Table PETS w/4 Chairs and Bench $250 OBO LAND FOR SALE Contemp. Sectional Sofa (cream fabric Call Tracy or Carl 719-322-0357 w/pattern throw pillows) w/ matching Print pattern couch and loveseat. BABY BUNNIES, born Jan. 20th, up fabric chair, $250 obo. 302-2447 Excellent condition. Asking $400. for adoption March 20th, please call and * NEAR CARSON * Please Call 495-9651 MASSAGE HEAT PAD 5’ long $30; select one early, $10/ea. Call 287-0925 *5.8 Acres, Great Views, $24,900 * mink blanket $12 Call Shirley, 231-4669 DeGroff & Co. Couch + loveseat, brown, $175 OBO. Please call 761-8560 "Don’t Forget to Lazyboy recliner, green, $75 OBO Queen sized mattress, box/frame $75 FREE to good home, 2 female 719-266-8464 Kenmore washer & dryer 3yrs old $350 rabbits, all access., excel w/ INCREDIBLE LOT-Cripple Creek Mtn Call Home" for both. Microwave $50 719-201-4863 OLDER-STYLE cell phone, kids. 719-359-1500 Estates. 360 degree views! Backs to open space, lake across the road. Stream DAYBED, good condition, good for emergencies, $10. 570-1015 Call 930-4362 below. Buy now for retirement! Colo. $100. RECLINING SOFA, over 6’L, PET SUPPLIES Pride Realty, LLC, Patrick, 232-5583 MartysHomes.com Call Mike, 332-4135 lv msg. w/storage & fold down snack table, wine red, exc cond! $400obo. 572-1388 Olive grn 9’6”x12”, blue 8’10”x10’8” 150 GALLON fish tank with stand Dining room set solid wood with carpet $60ea. Weight bench, lat ma- LG COMMERCIAL LOT. Central. needs to be resealed $80; tank @ stand leaf & 6 chairs $400 obo China chine, weights w/tree. $350 282-2351 1.03ac. Zoned PBC. Corner of Cir- RUSTIC LOG BED for $450. Please call 761-8560 cabinet $400 obo 590-8851 cle/San Miguel. Price reduced to $295K. Amish handcrafted. All new, cost $700, Patrick, Co. Pride Realty, 232-5583. sacrifice $275. Also, log night stand, Pistol for sale Glock 33 .357 sig LOTS OF FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER DINING ROOM Set. Cherry-Tbl 8 dresser & matt set avail. 667-0311 exlt condition w/ case and ammo PROGRAMS AVAIL! It’s easier than chairs, hutch & buffet. Brand new-still $550.00 OBO call 719-649-7138 FARM & RANCH LG COMMERCIAL LOT. Central. you think! Give me a call, I can help! I in box. Top Quality sell, $2500, retail 1.03ac. Zoned PBC. Corner of Cir- will match any other realtors offers. Rustico Desk w/hutch as seen in Colo. Pride Realty, Patrick, 232-5583. $9000. Call 719-235-7575. American Furniture. Great condition PROM DRESS, white, cle/San Miguel. Price reduced to $295K. Firm $250. Please Call 622-9561 size 12, $50. HORSES Patrick, Co. Pride Realty, 232-5583. FOR SALE CRYSTAL three tier plate Call 638-8249 (PAFB) & hurricane lamp, NEW, sells for $50 Sofa set, 3pc, including recliner, good 9-year-old Dapple Gray Gelding, LOTS OF FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER ea., asking $25.00 each 559-2105 condition, beige/white with light oak WHITE/GREY Opaque very sound, great with kids, REAL ESTATE PROGRAMS AVAIL! It’s easier than trim, $450 firm. 540-2348 glass vase, new, $20. western tack included, 472-8720 you think! Give me a call, I can help! I For Sale Solid Oak Entertainment Cen- Call 930-4362 FOR SALE will match any other realtors offers. ter and holds 36” TV. $250 Colo. Pride Realty, Patrick, 232-5583. Please Call 719-559-6358 SOLD! COLORADO POWER CLASSIFIEDS WORK! 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New & $405, 635.8551 Pre-owned home available for sale or FSBO-SW on Creekside Lane- 2bd / #Call Sandy Throgmorton 487-3104# Special - 1st mo/$150 + sec. dep., lg Over 3600 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 2.5ba Townhome w/attach gar., Lots of # I Work With Buyers For Free! # 3bd/1ba, new carpet, ceiling fans, fnc yd car garage, patio swning, surround design your own dream home. Come & check out our mountain view com- Charm, Excellent Location. $169,900 ################ nr Pete & Carson $755/mo 231-5227 NORTHEAST sound speakers, nice tiered landscaping 635-3867 for gardens. Unfinished basement for munity and all amenities or call today • Academy/Flintridge, Eff/1x1/2x1, for an appointment. $405, 598.4456 future expansion. For showings call Jo EAST Nestor, ReMax, 661-2556. Financing Available. Get HOT NEW LISTINGS of MANUFACTURED/ Foreclosures, Bank Repos, HUD and MOBILE HOMES 392-1222 VA Homes available at GREAT NEAR PETE FIELD IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY! 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FREE cable TV (30 Near Carson. 2bd/1ba, off St pkg. 1050 3 bath home near Carson/Peterson. Real Estate 359-3723/229-1909 1982 MOBILE HOME REMODULED. channels/HBO/ESPN). Coin W/D. Off Must See!! 2br, 1ba, all appls, porch, sf., new paint/carpeting/fl covering & 1700 sq ft. Owner willing to finance. Street Parking. Balcony. From w/d, no pets. $695/mo + dep. 477-0555 Larrabee & Associates, 550-0407 $8,500. Call 649-8737 or 635-0673 $475/mo. Hotel Rooms, $199.99/per PERFECT FAMILY HOME Close to NEAR FT. CARSON:FSBO, 2-3br, wk. 6875 Space Village Ave. (optional 3rd) sunny rancher in great base in nice area, between Pete & Car- 3bd/2ba, ‘01 double-wide, lg covered See Hotel Front Desk. 596-5588 Southgate, Park Meadows Apts. No son, 3 blks to Elementary/Park. 4bd/2ba loc., fpl, 2car, a/c, skylight, cathedral pets, w/d hkups, decks/patios $484+ ceilings, patio, cul-de-sac, $187,900. patio&car port, many extras, corner lot, S/E 3br, 1ba, 1c gar, new carpet & 2 car, huge deck, all fncd, even a bas- family park. Pmts: $409/mo 641-5487 up/mo. Fidelity Real Estate 667-4332 paint. Plus 14x14 addition on back. ketball court in bkyd. All appl includ- 339-5548/330-1490. No Agents. Contact Sam Tabron, Cliff Johnson Re- ing w/d. $158,800. Pymts as low as FOUNTAIN alty 590-7200/510-6041. $953. mo. By Owner 719-541-2403 NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JUNE! Don’t Rent - Own Your Home - Southwest: Modes & 26th St. Roomy 1 Owner pays closing costs. 3bd/1ba/1c, Doublewide 3BD, 2BA w/lg kit. and lg and 2 bd, 1ba apts, $450-$500/ mo Totally Remodeled. 2bd/1ba, $550/mo, Fidelity Real Estate 719-667-4332 Payments starting at $790/mo. Near Ft. walk-in closets. Glamour bath, all kit. W/D included, all appliances, perfect! Carson, Won’t Last! 719-684-7848 appl., coller, lg yard & more. $2000dn, 390-6673 $392/mo plus lot rent. (719) 573-2904 SPECIAL MILITARY RATE! PRICED REDUCED: FSBO-5br, 3½ba, NO DEPOSIT- NO FEES! Guaranteed Military on quiet cul-de-sac, a/c, office, D-12. MOBILE HOMES 4 SALE XX LARGE APTS IN FOUNTAIN Broadmoor Area., near Ft. Carson. 3% to agents. $399,300. 576-9033 Owner financing/Carports Town Center-1 month Free! Close to Ft. 2bd/$650; most utils paid, pets ok. Financing 5 min. from Ft. Carson. 382-5268 Carson & Schools, Balconies! 2Br, Call Tom, SRIC, 632-4800 Remodeled! 3bd/2ba, 1010sf, new paint, 1½Ba -1Br - Studio, starting $365. carpet appliances & landscaping. Close Call 201-7006 or 231-7835 to Ft. Carson $98,000 Jennifer @ Nicest 3 BD, 2BA in the Park - Plenty WEST Coldwell Banker 719-550-2328 of room to spread out in this lg open s floor plan. Call today, we’ll help you OLD COLO CITY 3 Bed, Loa del wilth your tax return and show you how n Terms Mo Rent to Own-Close to Ft. 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All appli- comm. w/ fenced yard and W/D hook- Specializing ances! $132,500 Call Dan or Sara Keller ups, w/2k dn pmts start at $620/ a mo. DAVE Williams Realty 867-9900 Bad credit okay. (719) 499-5367 in Home Sales & SWINT Broker/Owner Nationwide Homes MOUNTAIN PROPERTY Property USAF (Ret.) Visit one of our offices located in these great communities Ft. Carson Management ABR, GRI, PE 35 Acres Borders Forest Cheyenne Mnt. Est Canterbury MHP. The Meadows MHP. Soldiers: Very secluded trees, awesome views, 8160 Piute Rd. 3020 S. Powers Blvd. 4825 Astrozon Blvd every hunter’s dream only $69,900 Swint Realty CO, LLC ACAP owner carry. Mike, 719-330-0999 MTK Canyon Ridge MHP. The Springs MHP. Holdings 6189 Lehman Drive, Ste 200 • Colo. Springs, CO 80918 5150 Airport Rd. 1095 Western Dr. ASAP 592-9700 • Cell: 964-5612• [email protected] Call 526-1002 Cabin Lot Near Rye 1-866-591-6617 Great views, wildlife & seclusion Only 12,900 with owner carry. 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FEBRUARY 2, 2006 20 SATELLITE FLYER www.schriever.af.mil Cozy Cottage 1bd/1ba. $495/mo, W/D, SW: Cheyenne Creek Luxury Condo. GLENEAGLE: Very well maintained. quiet, parking, close to I-25. Military 2br/2ba, clubhouse 7 pool, w/d, carport 3-4br, 2½ba, 2c gar, D-20, hot tub, great move-in special. 477-6820 $1200/mo Fidelity Real Estate 667-4343 find to rent. $1250/mo. 459-3395 T/H NR. Palmer Park. 2-3br+ w/2½ba, MADE OVER NICE-NEW-NEAT! HOMES FOR RENT fpl, dw, w/d, pool, new carpet/paint. Tri-level 4BR, 2BA, 2GAR, FP,fenced, N/S. No Pets. $895/mo. Call 337-5065 Close to Montebello YMCA On-the-Air $995/$895, 5081 Pickett Dr. HALEY REALTY 634-3785 4-PLEXES TH for rent. Dublin & Rangewood 3Bd/2.5bth 2car garage. W,D,F, laundry rm, AC, $1085/mo 556-0286 Townhome Dublin/Power: Brand new 4PLX-Near schools(East/Taylor). 2bd/2.5ba, 2 car garage Incl w/d, micro, Remodeled 2 BR, 1 BA . New paint, blinds, ceiling fans. Avail now. carpet, kitchen/bath. 1 level,R-30 insul. EAST $975/mo + dep + utils. 719-650-7809 Marvin windows, W/D hookups in pan- Chuck Baker try. Inclds ST,RF,DS,MW,ceiling fans. Twhm @ Dublin & Powers 1st Mo Free ½ Mo. FREE Rent (cash back) $950-$1300 mo. rent? Why? 3BD/2.5BA w/BSMNT. Friendly if Srvd in Iraq 2bd/2.5ba/2c gar work- 1526 E. Buena Ventura $555/400dep. bench/cabints corner unit w/ spacious HALEY REALTY 634-3785 Neighborhood on Eastside. Own for payments that could be less than rent. great rm, 2fl loft,walk-in closets, Laun- 1pm to 4pm Monday – Friday Call 1-888-618-2623, ext. 9001 dry rm, AC, Alarm, Frig, Micro, Front FUN FOURPLX! Cimarron Hills, 2BR, for 24-hour Free Recorded message. porch/storm dr. Plenty of pkg. 638-4944 1 BA, coin lndry, fresh paint/carpet-ready for you! $50 Gift Card STARBUCKS + last mo. FREE 3Bd 2 ba, 10 acres corner lot. POWERS 7am to 10am Sunday’s RENT w/ 12 mo. lease. $495/395, 1450 $950.00/mo. Nice large deck to enjoy summer evenings. 719-556-8225 Hathaway,HALEY REALTY 634-3785 3BR, 2BA, 2c gar, 2020SF, to be land- scaped, fcd bkyd. Pets okay. Other Fea- 1580AM - The 10,000 watt Home in Claremont Ranch nr Peterson tures! $1200/mo. + sec. dep. 210-4323 CENTRAL AFB & Schriever AFB. 3bd/2ba, all app incl, fncd bckyd, central air/heat, many upgrades. $950/ mo, $950/dep 641-2324 8815 WOLF LAKE, 3br, 2ba, 3407SF, BENET HILL Unique stone carriage new home, fam rm w/fpl, LR, DR, w/d Voice of Mountain America home w/studio, 3br, 3ba, gas fpl, w/d, hkups. Elayna, RPM, 964-3823 appls, 2c w/storage, outdoor hot tub, 3 Old Farm garden patios, built-in outdoor gas grill, 4 br, 4 ba, 2 car gar. 4 level in great SPRINGS RANCH 3Br/2½Ba/2c gar, Chuck is a 16 year veteran of talk radio 1ac, secluded lot w/mature trees. 10 neighborhood. Fenced backyard. 5030 gas fpl, appliances, fenced yard. mins from downtown. Near Horseshoe Bend St. $1200 $1300/month. Call 597-2775. walking/hike/bike trails, Country Club. C/S RE Ctr 531-6060 $1575. N/S. 661-4579 or 550-1515. SPRINGS RANCH. Only 1-year old. “If the truth hurts this will be painful.” ELLICOTT/YODER 3br, 2½ba, 2car. Custom blinds, fcd yd, DOWNTOWN HOUSE 2br, $750/mo. walkout bsmt. Ready NOW! $1250/mo. Recently remodeled. Chuck @ Birger & Call Marty, Home R.E., 570-1015 719-392-1537 Birger, 719-260-8465 or 719-761-3099 Ellicott Springs $750/mo. 3bd/2ba, frpl, 2001 Mod Home. Shed, carport, 1/3 Stetson Hills & Powers. Near PAFB. DOWNTOWN-PERFECT! 1 BR, 1BA, acre, all appl incl. 683-3111 5br/3ba/2c beautiful hm in a well kept walk to work! 409 N. Cascade #203, neigbhd, $1300/mo 597-4315/640-2025 $435 + util/400 dep. $100 STARBUCKS Card w/ 12 mo. Lease. FOUNTAIN HALEY REALTY 634-3785 or Stetson Hills New Home rent or rent to 266-9893 after hrs. own 3bd, 3ba, 2car, many upgds, unfin 119 Elm Street. Clean 3bd/1ba, 900sf, bas $1,295/mth 800-630-3378 nice fncd yrd, $675/mo. Need first/last DOWNTOWN-Walk to work / school/ & $350 cleaning dep up front, quiet fun. FREE Wi-Fi, 1BR, 1BA, cov- neighborhood. Call Dick at 382-5772 ROOMMATES WANTED ered porch @ 604 N. Weber. #7, Sm. PET-OK, $450 + util/400. $100 3/4bd by FtCarson, hottub, W/D, stv, STARBUCK card for 12 mo. Lease. 2bds avail in 3bd apt. 4 mins from west A/C, new DW & range, lg wrkshp&fcd gate @ Pete. Luxury clubhouse, hot HALEY REALTY 634-3785 or yd, pets, $900/mo $750dep 382-7142 266-9893 after hrs. tub, $300/mo per room. 303-641-1708 Near Ft Carson: Brand new 2bd/1.5ba Looking for Roommate to share large Eastborough townhome 10 min to gate 20. Incl w/d, house, MSTR BR + 1BA available. 3 br, 1 ba, 3 car gar. rancher on fenced mirco, blinds, ceiling fans. Avail now. Rent $450 + $450 Deposit 661-7291 1/4 acre. Remodeled kitchen, newer $900/mo + dep + util. 719-650-7809 windows. Covered patio. 4035 Tenny- son Ave. $900 C/S RE Ctr 531-6060 M/F to share, 3br furn home w/hot tub. Security, CO. 7 mi from Ft. Carson. FOUNTAIN VALLEY $350/mo. N/P. Debbie, 392-0436 Rental central location! 5 bedrooms 2 baths 1 car carport freshly painted inte- MALE ROOMMATE wanted to share rior, new carpet, large open kitchen and Carson area N.E. 4 bedroom house, own ba, N/S living room. Ready to move in $1045.00 3 br, 1 ba, 1 car gar. rancher. Fenced Pref. $465/mo. + utilities. Available per month . Call Theresa 719-271-4644 backyard. Great location for military. March 01. Call Rich, 659-9609 A Radio Colorado Affi liate Heritage Realty or see it on the web 5110 Hunters Run $800 www.yourhomeincolorado.com C/S RE Ctr 531-6060 N/E: $500-$600/mo w/private bath in RENT-TO-OWN w/owner financing, new house, golf course community. SPACIOUS 2BR, lower lvl unit, w/w/d Share 3200 sq. ft. Call 1-240-426-3552 hkups, off st. parking for 1 vehicle. 3br, 2ba, 2car, $1085/mo. + $100/mo $650/mo. incl utils. Est. older neighbor- rent credit. Low down pymt. 448-1070. hood downtown. Avl Now! 460-6019 ROOMS FOR RENT GENERAL UNDER $400! Near Fillmore/I-25. Female Roommate Wanted. Furnished, Walk to work. 1 BR, 1 BA, Nice yard, Lovely Florida 10 acre estate. 3000sf, access to laundry/kitchen, non smoking, Move NOW-Ready for you! dogs ok. $350/mo plus util. 661-1288 2912 Concord #11 $360/300 5bd/3ba home w/lg tool shed. Furn. or HALEY REALTY 634-3785 unfurn. Lt. Col. West, 719-227-1252 SECURITY CONDOS TOWNHOMES MANITOU FOR RENT 3bd, ceiling fans, garage, fireplace, fenced yard, close to schools and Car- Custom home in mtns of Manitou son, Schriever and Pete $800 683-2541 1 YR OLD T/H on central side, 2br Springs - Feb 1 rental. 3BR, 2.5 BA, 2 w/own baths-2½ba, 1c gar, small deck, CG - $1750/mo. Go to rentclicks.com for details or call 719-641-8671 5bd/3.5ba, huge walk in closet in mbr, N/S. Pets possible. $900/mo. 964-0898 hd wd flrs mn lvl, 2c gar w/ext dr way 3200sf, 18x40sf deck, tuff shed, fncd, 1625 N. Murray, convenient, 2bd/2ba, MANITOU TOWNHOME in forest set- newly painted in/out, new appl. Close to cov. pkg, Immaculate Condo, $580, no ting - 2BR, 1BA, 1Gar,w/FP, Fans, all bases/schools, 10min to Carson/15min sm/pets 303-428-9925 / 7 19-659-2845 appls, storage, upper level, views. Pete, in a cul-de-sac. Must see!! $1400/ $795/695 w/lease. mo. Avail Feb. 576-0476 or 271-0900 HALEY REALTY 634-3785 Academy-Murray,2-3br,1.5ba, new carpet/tile/paint, 1151sq ft, SOUTHEAST no pets, $860/mo, 314-6666 MANUFACTURED/ MOBILE HOMES 301 Audubon Dr.-Brand New BRAND NEW T/H, 2 master br, 2½ba, 3bd/2.5ba/2c gar, all appls. incl. W/D. 2c gar, over 1500SF, lg kitchen, all Large Mobile on Private, secluded lot. Lg bk yd, $1250/mo sec. 8 OK. Mendy, appls incl. Mins. from Carson & Peter- 491-4020 / Yolanda 714-308-0820 son. $995/mo. + dep. Call 331-6235 Double carport, Stratmoor, $625+. Mobile on 115, close to Carson, Adult Park, $400 / $450. 633-0020 / S/E Soaring Eagle, 4 yr old 1900sq ft Ivywild: S. Cascade & Dorchester 576-0728 4br, 4ba, 2c gar with fpl. 6 or 12 mo 2br, 1ba TH, Private patios, $499/mo lease. Contact Sam Tabron, Cliff John- Fidelity Real Estate 719-667-4332 son Realty 590-7200/510-6041. MONUMENT MTN VIEWS CONDO, 1br, 1ba, 1c SOUTHWEST gar, pool & spa, appls stay. Military Convenient Monument lake $1050 pris- Discount Avail. $850. Call 598-2444 tine tri-lvl. 3bd/1.5ba, balcony w/views of lake, ac, 2c gar, w/d. 719-510-0687 3BR/1½BA, LR w/FP, eat-in kitchen, New 3bd/2ba/1c, Peterson & Barnes, wood flrs, ceramic tile. Rec Rm, laun- W/D, A/C, lower-lvl, near park, exer- Monument Townhome (built in 02)—2 dry rm, office. Skylights/ceiling fans. If someone believed in me cise facility, $1190/mo 719-622-0218 br, 2 ba, 1 car gar, $875/mo, W/D/fridge Covered patio, huge, fenced yard, included, pets ok Call Adam: 481-8313 sprinkler, dogs OK. Dist. 12. Avail Feb. 1/sooner, $925/mo. sublet thru June New Townhome, Constitution & HWY 2006. Open House, Sun. 10am to 7pm. maybe I’d believe in myself. 24, easy access to Pete Field, Schriever, NEW 2BR, fully furnished home, 2c 1006 Parkview. For Info, 440-4771 &Carson. All appl. incl. 3bd/2.5ba/Full garage, 2½ba $1475/mo. Shorter term 2 car gar, A/C. $1100/mo 637-8145 leases of 3 & 6 mo avail. Avail Now. 5 mins from Carson, 17 mins from Pete. Maint. of lawn, snow-removal & 3bd/2ba/2c gar, brand new, fcd yd. garbage collection incl. Call 481-0765 Rent to Own. Att. gar w/ opener, $1175/mo. Must see! 260-8040 Urban Peak Colorado Springs serves homeless and runaway youth. 2-level, 2bd/1ba, fp, mnt. views, private We provide youth with a safe, caring, stable environment and assist entry, patio/deck, w/d hkups, all appl. Powers/Barnes, $670/mo. 661-2549 NORTHEAST CHEY CANYON-3 BR, 2 BA, Deck, GAR w/GDO Close to D-12 them in permanently exiting street life. Urban Peak Colorado Springs schools,ST,RF,DS,DW,VF,W/D HU 20 believes in the potential of every youth to contribute to our world. S/W Townhomes-3 bdrm/3 ba 2bd/1ba, W/D, secured building on Highland Way, $835/750 Bear Creek park, views. $1050/mo*1 McNichols Ct. Newly renovated, no HALEY REALTY 634-3785 bdrm/1 ba/2 car + loft, $875/mo pets. $600/mo. 719-641-7618 WYNNE Realty 632-5500 Close to Ft. Carson, 3br/1ba, pets OK, 2BR, 2½BA new Townhouse, w/all large deck, 2 sheds, large parking area, Homeless teens in The Springs are not Help us get teens off the streets. Southwest: Country Club Village, 2 br, appls including: w/d, fridge w/icemaker, $750/mo $750 dep 533-0465 3 level furn TH, 3.5ba 2 gar, $1400/ microwave, Dublin Townhouses, suited for adult shelters and too old Find out how you can help: mo, Fidelity Real Estate 667-4332 $975/mo. N/S. Call 659-1048 for foster care. 630-3223 • urbanpeak.org EXECUTIVE RETREAT 4 bed, 5 bath, 5700 sq ft home located STUCCO END-UNIT SW T/H. 3br, 4BR/3.5BA/2C/Deck/Spa/Gas FP Ctl just 20 min from downtown on 115. ALL DESIGN, PHOTOGRAPHY AND ADVERTISING FOR URBAN PEAK COLORADO SPRINGS IS DONATED. 2½ba, 2c attach gar, fpl, all appls, a/c, AC&Ht/MediaRm/nice yd/Park D49 El Views, wildlife & perks galore! sec sys, $1095. Avl. Now. 382-0573 Sch/8 min to Pete! $1250 719-640-7390 $2995/mo. Equity Properties 550-0407 FEBRUARY 2, 2006 www.schriever.af.mil SATELLITE FLYER 21 Near Ft. Carson HOUSE CLEANING 4-WD VEHICLES No Deposit for Military 2bd/all utils incl., $600/mo. Call Steve at 232-4971 CARY & MARIA Professional Home 1996 FORD EXPLORER, auto, 4WD, NEAR the FORT!-SW area,Two-story Cleaning. Bonded & Insured. 17 yrs Power Roof, Good Condition, $4600. townhome w/ 3BR, 2.5BA, FP, fenced exp. Nego. Rates. 597-8079/216-2725. Please call 481-6405. patio, condo fee pd., walk-in closet, ST,RF,DW,DS, W/D included. 3914 First Impression AUDI Donney Brook Ct. $775/695. Sec. 8-OK Cleaning & Lite Handyman HALEY REALTY 634-3785 — Home & Office Cleaning — Minor Home Repairs 2003 A4 Quattro (AWD), 1.8 L turbo, RENT-TO-OWN: Completely remod. 635-5190 — Mark blk, fully loaded, htd leather seats, new 4br, 2ba, min. from Gate 4. New paint, tires, 25k mi, 6-CD, $22,500 573-4511 flooring, kitchen & both bathrooms. Call Melanie, 719-338-5123 LEGAL SERVICES 2001 AUDI A4 QUATTRO (AWD) 62k miles. Info @ www.BuyMyAudi.com S/W Townhomes-3 bdrm/3 ba Asking $14,900 Call 332-9092 Bear Creek park, views. $1050/mo*1 Criminal, DUI, Traffic, Divorce, and Business. Charles E. Harper, Attorney at bdrm/1 ba/2 car + loft, $875/mo vices WYNNE Realty 632-5500 Law. The Harper Law Firm, P.C., Est. 1947. 102 S. Tejon Street, Suite 1100 AUTO ACCESSORIES Colorado Springs, Co 80903 WEST (719) 632-0885 (4) 20” RIMS with tires for 2003 Free Initial Consultation Chevy Trailblazer, 6x5 blt pattern, $1000 or best offer. Call 659-7479 3737 Red Canyon Ave #9 1br/1ba near Red Rock Canyon Park. $405+ util. Pets DIVORCES-$125-$175/Bankruptcy 7 OK! On site laundry, off st. parking! $250. I have all forms/delivery. Availa- Carbon Fiber Hood for Saturn Ion Call Sunflower Management 634-6490 ble 7 days week. Mary’s Typing Service. Coupe. Great Condition - Asking $250 Ser Credit Cards Accepted. Call 392-9624 OBO. Ask for Amber 719-360-2102 620 Superior 3br, 2ba Duplex. $800/mo + utilities. One Car garage, Pets OK. Forensic SOLD! COLORADO POWER Call Sunflower Management, 634-6490 Document Examiners CLASSIFIEDS WORK! Katherine Koppenhaver, Certified Ex- SNOW TIRES. Goodyear Ultra Grip Fully furnished home. Ready for rent aminer & Author of Attorney’s Guide Ice, P195/65R15, used one season. while you are waiting for your home. to Document Examination Two available, $25 each. Allows pets. Jacuzzi, frpl, by Pikes Peak CHILDCARE William Koppenhaver, forest. $2,000/mo or $1,200/wk with Document Photographer Two Fuada Kristall MCS Tires WE ACCEPT MASTERCARD & utilities. For more info call 660-0659 Friendly, reliable mother of 2 has one 195/50R15 82H used one season. Good VISA tread. $45 For both. 719-282-0470 opening for your little one. Near Peter- (410) 679-8257 Single rooms available w/community son, any schedule, 232-9594 / 219-9626 P.O. Box 324 . FAX 410-538-8548 sharing of kitch/baths/lv rm/fm rm. Joppa, MD 21085 CADILLAC Fully furn. $350/mo w/util 291-2560 Forensicdocumentexaminers.com QUALITY LIC Family Childcare. Westside: Near Uintah Gardens 2br, Infants-Pre-schoolers. Meals & Fun in a 1ba, W/D, remodeled $600/mo Fidelity Loving Environment. Flex. hours. Peter- LICENSED MASSAGE Real Estate 667-4343 son/N. Carefree. Janene, 659-8762 Inspired Hands Massage 10 yrs exp. DIVORCE Offer big disc. for active military & fam. Sports deep tissue relaxation. 302-4527 2002 STS Cadillac Seville-Perfectly DIVORCE/BANKRUPTCY $50-$300 maintained, 39k, new tires, auto sun We do it all for you, so you don’t have roof, backup sensors, 6 CD player, to! 21 yrs exp. combined. OFFICE CLEANING auto memory, heated seats, OnStar, PARK PARALEGAL 608 S. Nevada. $21,000, 632-5500 632-1985. Member NALD Howard’s House - Business - Window - Carpet Cleaning. Excellent references! CAMPERS HANDYMAN Call Howard 719-351-2348 CABOVER CAMPER - Sleeps 4-5, First Impression self-contained, excellent condition, $900 Cleaning & Lite Handyman obo. 635-0644 or 684-6698 — Home & Office Cleaning — Minor Home Repairs Pop-Up, 2001 Palomino Filly-RL 635-5190 — Mark Sleeps 8,Heater,Sink,Fridge, stove, call Nate 574-3521 x3149 HOME IMPROVEMENTS CHEVROLET 1992 Chevy Geo Prism, Red, 4 door, great second car. Good on Gas, call 559-5226. Asking $2000 OBO. Sponsored By 1984 Chevy Celebrity, 2.4L V6, new brakes, starter, battery, runs good. The Daily Transcript Need equity out of your home or is BEST OFFER. 719-329-0820 can publish your it just time to remodel? New tile is your solution. Call Joe for a free 1994 2 Door Chevy Cavalier, Clean and NAME CHANGES quote, 719-238-8342 in good condition, runs great, good tires. $700.00 Day phone # 554-8597 Evening phone # 264-6045. Turn Prospects Into Customers 1997 CHEVROLET ¾T PU Short wide, red & Ready! For more info call 634-1048 With $17,995 Stock #VZ237119 Contact THE FARICY BOYS 719-636-1333 Management Answers can be found 1997 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN on the next page. System ¾T 4X4, fully equipped! $8995. Stock #VG115767 Call 538-6015 or visit our website Automotive THE FARICY BOYS 719-636-1333 www.actcolorado.com 2001 Chevy S10 P/UP 4x4, white, for information and training schedule extended cab, 48,000 miles. ATV’S Call Ken 591-1051 2004 POLARIS 400 with lots of acces- 2005 Chevy Malibu LS, Silver Fully sories. Plow & winch. New condition. Loaded. $13,999. Stock #6D004. TRAINING • CONSULTING • CUSTOMIZATION Asking $6000. 382-0170 Cimino Auto Sales, 459-2363 DODGE SOLD! COLORADO POWER CLASSIFIEDS WORK! 95 Dodge Neon Fair condition under 80000 miles $1000 OBO 1998 Avenger 75000 mi, CD, tinted windows, great gas mileage, re- Auto Sales mote car starter $4200 obo 597-0143 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab. Third Generation, A Name You Can Trust 59K miles/fully loaded w/extras $12,500/Excellent Cond 331-5588 - Gold - 4x4 - loaded - stk# 6T001 1987 Jeep Cherokee $2999.99 2001 RAM 1500 V6 auto 78K/mi, Blk/Gry, new batt, CD, tint 2003 Ford Windstar LX - White - 4dr - loaded - stk# 4B148 $12499.99 line-X, CLEAN!, $6200, 591-6052 2002 Ford Ranger XLT - 4X2 - Silver - stk# 5A106 $9999.99 2001 Ram 1500, V8 5.9L, 4WD, ext. cab, premium sound, oversized tires, 2005 Ford Focus SE - 11,500 miles $11,999 87k mi. Make offer 719-598-3402 2005 Ford Taurus SE - $11,999 2005 DODGE NEON SXT 4dr. Only 9200 miles! -Sunroof, leather, fully loaded - stk# 6D005 $11,995. Stock #5D154427 2005 Ford Taurus SEL $13,999 THE FARICY BOYS 719-636-1333 2005 Chevy Malibu LS - Silver, fully loaded - stk# 6D004 $13,999 2005 Ram 2500 Diesel (325 HP/610 TQ), 4x4, 6 spd, Laramie CC, SWB, 9k 309 N. Santa Fe Ave., Fountain CO 80817 mil, exc cond $33,500 OBO 495-6516 For Sale: 2005 Dodge Neon, 8400 mi- les, excellent condition, rear spoiler. 459-2363 $12,000.00 firm 559-4690 after 5pm. FEBRUARY 2, 2006 22 SATELLITE FLYER www.schriever.af.mil FORD 2001 Mustang Saleen S281 Conv. NISSAN/DATSUN Dirtbike 2005 KX250.Less than 20hrs Red/20k miles/leather, MUST SEE ride time. Must sell baby on the way $24K obo. Call 719-331-5588 $5000.00. 761-9674 America is at War... 1996 Ford Explorer 2WD 140k mi 2001 Nissan Altima $8999.00OBO blue tan int AT PS PW tow pkg 2002 Mustang GT Coupe Warranty V8 AM/FM/CD P/W/D/S Air 4dr new trans 1 ownr $4200 559-0480 Premium pckg, blue/tan 65K miles. 4 cyl 78K mi must see 277-7110 New Tires Exc. Cond. Call 761-7713 1994 Ford Ranger XLT, 125,000mi 2002 NISSAN XTERRA, 39K miles, A/C, Cruise, Am/FM cassette maroon w/ front grill guard, exc cond. 2003 Ford Focus LX, Sun Roof, $15,000. Call 559-7890 or 232-2314 $700 OBO Please call 886-8115 GREAT Condition,only 29000 mi. MUST SELL, $9000 obo. 472-8733 2004 NISSAN 350Z Roadster, white, 1996 Ford Explorer XLT with tan leather, $31,000. 5, 000 / OBO, New Tires, good 2003 Mustang, Mach 1, V-8, 13k mi, Call 719-314-6687 condition. Call 382-0745 5spd, leather, Mach System, 6-CD, loaded, garaged, $24k 719-637-1528 SUBARU NOT BIGGER, JUST BETTER. 1997 Ford Aerostar XL,ac,pw,cc 2005 F-150, XLT Mountain West Edi- Bring ad, buy bike, get gift card! bucket seats, tow, tinted glass tion, super cab, silver, 976 miles, 5001 N. Elizabeth St., Pueblo, CO. 1 owner, $3200, call 487-3160 2005-1995 SUBARUS $23,000. 510-8145 Foresters, Outbacks, Imprezas, WRXs, WWW.OUTPOSTHD.COM See Pic at www.palmerlakemotors.com 719-542-6032 1999 FORD F150 LARIAT XCAB CD 2005 Ford Taurus SEL: Sunroof, Great Prices. 1 year Warranty 481-9900 LEATHER EXC. COND. LOW MILES Leather, Fully Loaded. $13,999. Stock RVS 13,000 BRIAN OR AISHA 472-9830 #6D005. Cimino Auto Sales, 459-2363 TOYOTA 2000 Expedition, Eddie Bauer, green, CONVERTIBLE 1995 FORD MUS- take over pmts, TANG, yellow, 65K miles, 5spd, new ...and a tradition continues. top, $10,000. Call 661-7690 1991 Corolla. All around good shape, Call 684-3196. gas saver, $2,000 obo Call 209-9945 or 683-8615 Blue Star Service Banners are Back HONDA 1990 Itasca Windcruiser motorhome, 2002 TOYOTA Sienna Symp, Carfax, 32 ft, handicapped equipped. Men and women in military uni- homes will remind us of the per- new tires, CD/Cass, trac. control, PD, LOADED Very clean. Never smoked 1997 Honda Passport LX, Great keyless, 60K mi. $15,925. 930-9515 forms are on the front lines of our sonal sacrifices being made to Condition, 5 Spd, Super in Snow in. Less than 3k miles on tires. $4600 obo, Call 481-1940 Wheelchair entry lift and an electric war on terrorism. In wars preserve our way of life. screw-driven incline lift to move pas- past, a Blue Star Banner in 2001 Ford Explorer XLT, $10,800, VANS senger captain’s chair from entry to po- From the more than 4 75K miles. Black w/grey interior, 4 2003 Pilot, 1 owner, all maint., new sition on deck. $19,750, the window of a home million men and women WD, 4 liter – V6, 4 door, automatic, tires, tow pkg, 8-pass, gray/gray, clear 2003 Kia Van, Silver, CD, $60,000 mi- (719) 648-6024 showed a family’s pride in of The American Legion, running boards, power bra, very clean, $23,500 481-0803 les. 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