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to Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, , home of the missileer. We’re proud of our close relationship with the the Air Force’s oldest continuously active instal- Cheyenne community and our mission of defend- lation. The base and the community thrive in a ing America with the world’s premier, combat- spirit of friendship and cooperation built over ready ICBM force, and the 90th Missile Wing many years. Vision: The Mighty Ninety, inspired by heritage, Cheyenne and the surrounding communities empowered by Airmen and driven by innovation. offer something for everyone. Every July the The world’s most trusted, dominant ICBM force. city hosts Cheyenne Frontier Days, “the daddy The base enjoys a rich history, spanning more of ’em all,” the country’s largest outdoor rodeo, than 150 years and providing the front line of in conjunction with Fort D.A. Russell Days, F.E. defense for America and her allies. Cheyenne and Warren Air Force Base’s open house. CFD draws the base were both established in 1867. Originally in fans and rodeo participants from all over the named Fort D.A. Russell, the base was renamed country. in 1930 as Fort Francis E. Warren to honor Wyo- Further information about F.E. Warren Air ming’s territorial governor and first state senator. Force Base, its organizations and the surrounding In 1949, the Army fort became an Air Force community is available on the Internet at www. base and was renamed Francis E. Warren Air warren.af.mil. Once again, welcome to the Mighty Force Base. Warren has the distinction of being 90 and best wishes for a most enjoyable stay.

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Newcomers are encouraged to stop at the visi- A Right Start date or a First Term Airman Cheyenne Municipal Airport during duty hours, tor’s center for information and directions. All Center (FTAC) class will be scheduled at this call the command post at 307-773-3921 to have vehicles will be stopped. Drivers will be asked to time. Customer service hours are 7:30 a.m. to them contact a sponsor. The base is only five present a copy of their orders and a valid driver’s 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and to 10 minutes away, and a commercial cab is license or military ID card to obtain access. Friday; and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. available. Save the receipt since the taxi fare is The gate guard can provide directions to the For more information, call customer service at reimbursable at inprocessing. 24-hour central arrival point at the Crow Creek 307-773-6048 (DSN 481). Inn, Building 216. This office will assist in con- Climate tacting sponsors. Location Cheyenne, near the Front Range of the Rocky After checking in at the central arrival point, Francis E. Warren AFB, is easy to find. The Mountains and on the high plains, has four members should report to their unit orderly base sits on the western edge of the city of Chey- distinct seasons and, at times, rapidly chang- room, and every inprocessing member must enne, which is in southeast , about 9 ing weather conditions. Located in a fairly dry report to customer service section in the military personnel flight, Building 1284, Room 120, on miles north of the border and just off region of the country, the base receives about Saber Road. Interstate 25, Exit 11, in Cheyenne. The base 14 inches of moisture per year in the form of Inprocessing begins at 8:30 a.m. daily. Each and town are roughly two hours north of Den- rain or snowmelt and has an average winter member is encouraged to bring any or all medi- ver, Colorado, and nine to 10 hours from Salt snowfall of 52 inches. Snowfall is common nine cal records, dental records or anything that is Lake City, , or Omaha, . months out of the year due to the high plains addressed to F.E. Warren AFB. During inpro- Interstates 80 and 25 intersect about 3 miles environment (more than 6,000 feet above sea cessing, a schedule of briefings is provided. south of the main gate. If a sponsor isn’t at the level). Typically the first snowfall of the season

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homes to service members ranked E-1 through E-9 and O-1 through O-3. Features include two- car garages, porches, ceiling fans, central air and washer/dryer hookups. Peacekeeper Heights is located west of Carlin Heights and is close to the commissary, BX and Education Center. Atlas Central is a newly constructed neigh- borhood that offers three- to four-bedroom homes to service members ranked E-1 through E-6. Features include two-car garages, porches, ceiling fans, central air and washer/dryer hook- ups. Atlas Central is located near FamCamp picnic and camping area, the base lake, Youth Center and golf course. Housing — Off Base The housing referral office is at 281 Blue Spruce Drive. Regulations require a visit to the referral office before renting or buying off-base housing. The housing office can provide infor- mation on accessing the Air Force’s housing occurs in late September and the last snowfall skillful on-site management and maintenance referral service, AHRN. The Automated Housing occurs in May. personnel. With great amenities and engaging Referral Network allows interested authorized Winter months are usually dry and windy neighborhood events, their mission is to create members to access rental listings and for-sale- with wind gusts commonly more than 50 mph. family-oriented communities where their resi- by-owner listings via Internet. This service can Blowing and drifting snow creates particularly dents feel completely at home. be accessed by anyone with a military email hazardous conditions for winter travel. All of Historic Officer Bricksoffer three- to five- address from anywhere in CONUS. The hous- the major highways leading through Cheyenne bedroom single-family and duplex homes to ing referral office can also provide maps of F.E. occasionally close due to severe winter weather. service members ranked O-1 through O-6 and Average winter temperatures range from the 30s O-10. These beautiful, historic homes, built Warren and the city of Cheyenne, information during the day to teens overnight. Cold snaps between 1885 and 1932, are conveniently about schools, landlord/tenant laws, a copy of a that can plunge temperatures and wind chills located centrally to all base amenities including military rental clause and any sanctions against below zero are typically short-lived. the parade field, Youth Center, golf course and local landlords. Spring and summer seasons are the wettest base lake to name a few. The homes feature: for- Although Warren is located next to Cheyenne, times of the year with more than 2 inches of mal dining rooms; gas fireplaces; inside and out- off-base housing is not abundant. Large families moisture per month from April to July. Severe side storage; washer and dryer hookups; large, can expect some difficulty in finding rentals. thunderstorms occur in the late spring to sum- covered front porches; and detached garages. The majority of apartments are one- and two- mer months and can result in flash flooding Sergeants Row offers beautiful two- to three- bedroom units, and single-family rental homes conditions, large hail and even occasional tor- bedroom, historic duplex homes for service are fairly expensive. nadoes. The peak of the tornado season along members ranked E-1 through E-6. Built in the F.E. Warren has no government mobile home the Front Range is June, while the greatest flash 1880s, these homes now feature: washer and facilities, but there are several mobile home flooding potential exists in July and August. dryer hookups; large, covered front porches; parks in the Cheyenne area. It’s advisable to Average summer temperatures are pleasant, or sunrooms and detached, single-car garages. obtain a mobile home space before moving a due in part to the low humidity, with most This neighborhood is centrally located to all mobile home. Rent for mobile home lots range days in the low 80s for highs and 50s for base amenities including the Youth Center, golf from $450 to $550 per month. overnight lows. course and base lake. Pets can severely limit rental options, as few The bottom line is the weather in Cheyenne Atlas is a neighborhood that offers three- local landlords allow them. If a landlord accepts can and will change rapidly, no matter what the bedroom duplex homes for service members pets, you will most likely be required to pay a season. Always be prepared. ranked E-1 through E-6. Situated in the north- nonrefundable deposit. west section of F.E. Warren AFB, Atlas is near Persons interested in purchasing a home in Privatized Base Housing and the FamCamp picnic and camping area, the Cheyenne will find a fair selection in most Dormitories base lake, Youth Center and golf course. Built in areas of the city. The estimated cost of a three- Privatized Housing — On Base 2000, these homes feature: laundry rooms with bedroom home averages $175,000 to $200,000, At Balfour Beatty Communities, their pri- washer and dryer hookups; attached, single- depending on location, structure and design. mary focus is the satisfaction and well-being car garages with additional storage space; and In all cases, the housing referral office has of our nation’s military members and their fenced-in backyards. referral materials and listings. The housing refer- families. They work hard to provide safe, quality Peacekeeper Heights is a newly constructed ral office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. For homes and are proud of their professional and neighborhood that offers three- to four-bedroom more information, call 307-773-1840.

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Average Apartment Rentals: 1 Bedroom — $600 2 Bedroom — $750 3 Bedroom — $900 Average Home Rentals: 3 Bedroom — $1,200 4 Bedroom — $1,455 5 Bedroom — $1,800 Dormitories Warren is at the forefront of installations in upgrading the quality of life for our 554 Airmen living in the dormitories. Four of the 10 dormi- tories have been converted to the new “Dorms- 4-Airmen” concept, giving the Airmen a private bedroom and bathroom while sharing a full kitchen, living room area, and washer and dryer in the common areas. Six of the other 10 dormi- tories have been renovated to a 1+1 configura- readiness. The Airman & Family Readiness tion, which offers residents a private room with Airman & Family Center should be one of your first stops upon a shared bathroom and kitchen. Readiness Center (A&FRC) arriving at an installation; its programs and ser- Current dormitory policy is to provide all A key resource on the installation and a gate- vices will be an important resource for you and dorm residents with a private room and to main- way to accessing all of the resources available your family. tain unit integrity. Single service members in to you, the Airman & Family Readiness Center The center also publishes welcome packages the grades of E-4 or above with more than three provides information and services to help you that include information covering the installa- years of active service are authorized BAH (Basic balance the demands of family and the mili- tion and the Cheyenne area. The A&FRC is at tary lifestyle. The Airman & Family Readiness Allowance for Housing) and may live off base. 7601 Randall Ave., Building 207. Operating Single Airmen E-4 and below who wish to live Center is one part of the overall installation hours for the center are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday off base are put on the BAH waiting list, which family support system, which is the network of through Friday. For general information, call is prioritized by rank and date of service. Airmen agencies, programs, services, partnerships and 307-773-2241. arriving to the base should have their sponsor or individuals that supports your personal and new supervisor coordinate a room for them with family life readiness, mobilization and deploy- Household Goods/Personal Property Dorm Management. ment readiness, and mobility and economic The Traffic Management Office’s mission is to expedite delivery of personal property and is located at 7300 Saber Road, Building 1284. It is imperative to contact TMO as soon as possible after arrival. Personally procured or do-it-yourself mov- ers should bring all associated travel receipts. In most instances, 90 days temporary storage of household goods is authorized and direct delivery is desirable to minimize handling and damage. The inbound customer service section operates 6 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. For more infor- mation, call 307-773-5396/1848.

Claims The Staff Judge Advocate’s Office no lon- ger adjudicates claims involving damage to household goods occurring during PCS ship- ment, vandalism or theft. These claims are now handled at the claims center in Kettering, Ohio. For assistance, please contact 877-754-1212 or DSN 986-8044. The Staff Judge Advocate’s Office still provides services for claims involving torts, hospital recovery or the Military Claims

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The Crow Creek Inn offers several room sizes, Program Manager at 307-773-5946 or DSN 481- from a standard hotel room with a queen bed, 5946, for sponsorship information. If you arrive to three-bedroom family units, and eight units without a sponsor, contact your squadron upon specifically for guests travelling with pets. Effec- arrival during duty hours. tive Oct. 1, 2019 guest service representatives Students completing tech school with orders are available to assist you at the front desk from to F.E. Warren Air Force Base should contact 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Guests wishing to make a their gaining unit (Security Forces inbounds reservation between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. can should call 307-773-4114, DSN 481-4114, 307- use the online reservation system at http://dod 631-7843 (cell) or the Relocation Assistance ​lodging.net. Additionally, guests can make use Program Manager 307-773-5946 or DSN 481- of a business center located in the main lobby, 5946). Students must contact one of these indi- and will find a wide variety of snacks, beverages viduals prior to departing for their gaining base and convenience items for purchase. to ensure their sponsorship needs are met. A space-available reservations policy makes Incoming personnel are encouraged to stop visiting easy to plan year-round. Invite your at the gate for information and directions. The family and friends, celebrate an anniversary or gate guard can direct you to the 24-hour central holiday, or take a break from the ordinary. Our arrival point at the Crow Creek Inn, Building reservations department accepts space-available 216, which can be reached at 307-773-3077 or reservations based on current occupancy dates. DSN 481-3077. If you arrive after duty hours If you would like to confirm availability, make and are experiencing problems, contact the com- a reservation or need additional information, mand post at 307-773-3921 or DSN 481-3921. please contact our guest services representatives Mail Call Act. Additionally, if you need help process- at 307-773-1844, ext. 0. General mail delivery is no longer available ing your household goods claim, you may on base. For temporary mail delivery use the contact this office. For more information, call Pet Registration following general delivery address: Name, c/o 307-773-2256. Only two pets per household are authorized General Delivery, 4800 Converse Ave., Chey- in family housing. Pets must be under control enne, WY 82001. A permanent box will be Firearms Registration (i.e., leashed or fenced) at all times and must not assigned upon arrival for those living in the Firearms are not allowed in transient quarters or disturb the peace, become a nuisance or pose a dormitories. dorms. Those staying there must register and store threat to other animals, people or property. their firearms with the security forces armory in Traditionally, wild animals and some aggres- Civilian Personnel Building 34 (307-773-3312). Upon arrival, you sive canine breeds are not allowed in base hous- Civilian employees are an important asset to must notify security forces at the gate that you are ing. Further restrictions are published in the F.E. Warren and vital to getting the mission transporting a weapon. You will be asked to drive military family housing “We Care” pamphlet. done. The Civilian Personnel Section, in Build- directly to the security forces armory to arrange Base regulations require that all dogs, cats and ing 213, is the hiring authority for more than storage of your firearms. You may call ahead for horses residing on base must be registered with 500 civil service positions at F.E. Warren. It also further instructions at 307-773-3312. the Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF) within oversees the military spouse preference program Members living on base are required to reg- five days of arrival and annually thereafter. They for spouses interested in employment on base. ister their firearms through their respective must meet the specific vaccination requirements Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week- unit orderly rooms. For more information, call for their species and age. To register your pet, days. Recruitment for Warren’s civilian positions 307-773-3957. please bring its vaccination records to the VTF is centralized at the Air Force Personnel Center to be issued an F.E. Warren tag and registration at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas. You may Lodging certificate. The VTF is in Building 288 on the view announcements and apply for employment Welcome to the Air Force Inn located on corner of Frontier and 5th Cavalry. For more at www.usajobs.gov. For local questions, call the this historic cavalry post dating back to 1867. information, please call 307-773-3354. civilian personnel office at 307-773-3340. The staff is here to ensure your stay is pleasant and relaxing. The Crow Creek Inn offers all Newcomer Information Driving on Base the comforts of a commercial hotel, to include Getting a Sponsor Speed limits on base are 30 mph on all roads high-speed and wireless Internet in all of our 53 To obtain a sponsor prior to arrival at F.E. War- and streets unless otherwise posted, 15 mph in charming accommodations, and several rooms ren, go to the Military Personnel Section to fill all housing areas and streets fronted by housing which feature kitchens or kitchenettes. out request paperwork at least 90 days in advance and 10 mph in all parking lots. Right turns on Our modernized visiting quarters are located of departure. If you are on a short notice PCS, a red light, after a stop, are legal. When driv- in seven original brick buildings throughout the contact your gaining squadron here and ask for ing on base, be aware of the antelope that may historic district of the base. Originally built in the Unit Program Coordinator or the Squadron’s wander onto roads or through parking lots. the early 1900s, the rooms have been upgraded Command Section, who will assign you a spon- Cellphone use is not permitted while driving, to highlight the beauty of the past with the mod- sor. If you’re unable to obtain a sponsor through including speaker phone function, unless it is a ern conveniences our guests expect today. these channels, contact the Relocation Assistance hands-free device.

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Inactivated March 1, 1955, the unit was reacti- California, to its current home at F.E. Warren. vated Sept. 1, 1991, as a component of Strategic Under the auspices of the Global Strike Com- Air Command and was located at Vandenberg Air mand, established in 2009, the 20th Air Force Force Base, California. Operationally responsible remains at F.E. Warren as a bastion of the Air for all land-based intercontinental ballistic mis- Force’s commitment to its nuclear mission. siles, the 20th Air Force’s was reborn at a time 20th Air Force when America’s nuclear forces were entering a The 20th Air Force’s mission is: Prepare the decade of unprecedented force reductions and 20th Air Force Facts Nation’s ICBM force to execute safe, secure, and changes. Spawned by the ’s end and Number of People effective nuclear strike operations and support the breakup of the Soviet Union, these changes 10,600 worldwide COCOM requirements. reshaped the basic fabric of the nation’s nuclear Number of ICBMs The 20th Air Force has a proud heritage as deterrent forces. For the men and women of 450 on-alert Minuteman III ICBMs America’s long-range strategic force. Activated America’s ICBM team, it proved to be a period Number of Helicopters April 4, 1944, the unit’s B-29 Superfortresses of sustained, dramatic change. In the short years 8 UH-1N Hueys bombed the Japanese islands. 20th Air Force since its rebirth, the 20th Air Force experienced , the Enola Gay and Bock’s Car, brought three major command identities. After one year Security Responsibility more than 29.3 million acres an early end to World War II after they dropped in and another year in 45,820 square miles (equal to Pennsylvania) the first atomic bombs on Japan. 20th Air Force , the 20th Air Force found Miles Driven Annually units also supported United Nations’ forces dur- a home in in 1993, more than 18 million ing the . moving its headquarters from Vandenberg AFB,

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systems, the Minuteman had the capability of being fired from hardened and widely dispersed underground silo launchers. The first Minuteman missiles deployed at Warren were the “B” models, which contained one warhead. These missiles incorporated significant advances beyond the liquid-fueled, remote-controlled Atlas missiles. The 90th Missile Wing employs about 3,500 military and 960 civilian employees. Family members of assigned military members add an additional 5,445 to the local population. Also, some 5,000 military retirees live in the area. The Minuteman III missiles are deployed over a 9,600-square-mile area in three states: eastern Wyoming, western Nebraska and northern Colo- rado. Combat crews, consisting of two officers, perform around-the-clock alert in the centers. A variety of communication systems provide the president and secretary of defense with highly reliable, virtually instantaneous and direct con- tact with each launch crew. From the start, Minuteman missiles have pro- vided a quick-reacting, inertially guided, highly survivable component to America’s strategic triad. Today’s Minuteman III weapon system is the product of almost 30 years of continuous enhancement. The Minuteman III, which can ICBM force structure was reduced radically first operational ICBM base with the introduction carry a maximum of three warheads, replaced the as well since the 1990s and early 21st century, of the Atlas missile in 1958. Today, the Mighty Minuteman I in 1975. The Minuteman II missile going from six wings to three, and from 1,000 Ninety operates approximately 150 Minuteman was never deployed at Warren. alert ICBMS to 500. These reductions posed IIIs on full alert 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In 1988, 50 Peacekeeper missiles were brought major leadership challenges for Airmen at all In the early 1960s, 200 Minuteman I mis- on alert in modified Minuteman III missile silos. levels of command. In the last few years, the Air siles replaced the Atlas. Unlike previous weapon The Peacekeeper, the most powerful ICBM in Force reduced the force by another 50 ICBMs, leaving the nation with 450 alert ICBMs in the inventory. The 20th Air Force headquarters is unique in that it has dual responsibilities to Air Force Global Strike Command and Stra- tegic Command. As the missile Numbered Air Force for AFGSC, the 20th Air Force is respon- sible for maintaining, operating and securing the Air Force’s ICBM force. Designated as United States Strategic Command’s Task Force 214, the 20th Air Force provides on-alert, combat-ready ICBMs to the president of the United States.

90th Missile Wing Francis E. Warren Air Force Base is home to the 90th Missile Wing, which was activated July 1, 1963, with the original designation as the 90th Strategic Missile Wing. Warren became the nation’s

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the world, was capable of delivering 10 indepen- considered by the United States and Russia. The dently targeted warheads with greater accuracy START II treaty, after being returned to the United than any other ballistic missile. States from Russia with several amendments, was Following the Cold War, the Air Force began never considered or ratified by Congress. How- restructuring and downsizing in 1992. Strategic ever, in June 2003, the president of the United Air Command and Tactical Air Command were States and the president of the Russian Federation inactivated June 1, 1992, and former elements, embarked on a treaty called the Strategic Offensive including the 90th Missile Wing, were aligned Reduction Treaty (SORT) to further reduce the under the new Air Combat Command, headquar- nuclear arsenal to numbers that would not exceed tered at , Virginia. On July 1,700 to 2,200 for each party. The deadline for 1, 1993, 20th Air Force, headquarters for all U.S. those reductions was set for Dec. 31, 2012. ICBM operations, was realigned under Air Force Continuing reductions were set in motion by Space Command, headquartered at Peterson the ratification of the New START Treaty (NST), Air Force Base, Colorado. On Aug. 7, 2009, Air with an established Entry into Force date of Force Global Strike Command stood up, head- Feb. 4, 2011, to limit the numbers of each party quartered at , Louisiana, to 700 for deployed ICBMs, SLBMs and heavy and the 90th Missile Wing was realigned under bombers; 1,550 for deployed warheads; and 800 the new command in December 2009. for deployed and nondeployed launching plat- The 90th Missile Wing was selected as the first until December 2001 to reduce its nuclear arse- forms. The NST is a 10-year treaty, lasting until missile wing to upgrade Minuteman III launch nal to 1,600 launching platforms (ICBM, SLBM 2021, although the limits are required to be met control centers with the rapid execution and and heavy bombers) and to no more than 6,000 by Feb. 4, 2018 (at the seven-year point). NST combat targeting (REACT) modification. Existing warheads spread out through those platforms. took precedence over SORT because the reduc- launch control centers had not been upgraded sig- Force structure was (and is) a U.S. government tion numbers exceeded those set by SORT. nificantly since being brought online in the early (USG) decision. As a result of USG force struc- Within the force structure reduction decisions 1960s. REACT replaced the outdated command ture decisions, the 90th Missile Wing reduced of NST, the Peacekeeper missile, based at War- and control consoles with a single, integrated, the Minuteman III fleet from three warheads ren, was eliminated for treaty accountability state-of-the-art computer-processing console. permissible to a single warhead configuration. By purposes in 2013 to help the USG achieve the Major improvements in automation allow combat Aug. 6, 2001, all 150 Minuteman IIIs had been NST limits. crews to more rapidly process message traffic and converted to the single warhead, beating the Regardless of the demands, the men and women carry out execution orders if needed. treaty’s December deadline. of the 90th Missile Wing remain poised to accom- With the ratification of the Strategic Arms After completion of the force structure deadlines plish their vital mission: Defend America with the Reduction Treaty in 1994, the United States had required under START, other reductions were world’s premier combat-ready ICBM force.

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LF, is also designed to protect against attack or sabotage. Interconnectivity A single LCC, with two crewmembers, moni- tors 10 missiles. The spider-web intercon- nectivity allows the missiles to communicate with the LCC. Even if a direct communications pathway to the LCC is damaged, missiles can use various redundant communications paths as back doors to communicate with the LCC. Within a squadron, five separate flights are interconnected. This command and control design allows crews to monitor approximately 50 missiles within their squadron. FEATURES The Minuteman is a strategic weapon sys- tem using a ballistic missile of intercontinental range. Missiles are dispersed in hardened silos to protect against attack and connected to an underground launch control center through a system of hardened cables. Launch crews, con- sisting of two officers, perform around-the-clock alert in the launch control center. A variety of communication systems provide the president and secretary of defense with highly reliable, virtually instantaneous direct contact with each launch crew.

Weapon Systems to permit survival in the LGM-30G Minuteman III event of an attack and sealed MISSION by a steel-reinforced concrete slab weighing 110 tons. A security sys- The LGM-30G Minuteman intercontinental tem also monitors and detects any ballistic missile, or ICBM, is an element of the unauthorized activity at the LF site. nation’s strategic deterrent forces under the con- The security functions and architec- trol of the Air Force Global Strike Command. ture of the site ensure the missiles The “L” in LGM is the Department of Defense remain ready to launch. designation for silo-launched, “G” means surface attack, “M” stands for guided missile, “30” stands Missile Alert Facility for the Minuteman series of missile and the “G” The missile alert facility is a manned facil- after 30 is the current Minuteman III. ity that includes a launch control equipment building, an encapsulated launch control Launch Facility center and additional support facilities. The Each missile is in an unmanned remote site MAF provides housing, protection and sup- called a launch facility. All LFs are at least 3 miles port to launch control operating personnel from any missile alert facility and are situated and equipment. The MAF is a minimum of in unpopulated land areas. The LF is hardened 3 miles away from the nearest LF, and like the

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Should command capability be lost between the launch control center and remote missile launch facilities, specially configured E-6B airborne launch control center aircraft automatically assume com- mand and control of the isolated missile or mis- siles. Fully qualified airborne missile combat crews aboard airborne launch control center aircraft would execute the president’s orders. BACKGROUND The Minuteman weapon system was con- ceived in the late 1950s, and Minuteman I was deployed in the early 1960s. Minuteman was a revolutionary concept and an extraordi- nary technical achievement. Both the missile and basing components incorporated significant advances beyond the relatively slow-reacting, liquid-fueled, remotely controlled intercontinen- tal ballistic missiles of the previous generation. From the beginning, Minuteman missiles have provided a quick-reacting, inertially guided, highly survivable component to America’s stra- tegic deterrent program. Minuteman’s mainte- nance concept capitalizes on high reliability and a “remove and replace” approach to achieve a the United States Strategic Command with near 100 percent alert rate. nuclear deterrent capability. Through state-of-the-art improvements, the The Missile Alert Facility (MAF) provides Minuteman system has evolved to meet new shelter and workspace for support and security challenges and assume new missions. Modern- members. The Launch Control Center (LCC) ization programs have resulted in new versions is a fully self-sufficient entity with its own air, 319th Missile Squadron power and water supplies, providing survivable of the missile, expanded targeting options and The 319th Missile Squadron is composed of command and control capabilities. A two-officer improved accuracy and survivability. Today’s approximately 90 officers and enlisted mem- missile combat crew performs 24-hour alert Minuteman weapon system is the product of bers. Five two-officer missile combat crews duties in hardened underground LCCs. A variety almost 60 years of continuous enhancement. from the squadron deploy daily to man under- of communication systems provide the president The current ICBM force consists of 450 Min- ground launch control centers, which are spread and secretary of defense with highly reliable, uteman III missiles at the 90th Missile Wing at throughout 3,200 square miles in eastern Wyo- virtually instantaneous direct command for each F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming; the 341st ming, western Nebraska and northern Colo- launch crew. Missile Wing at , rado. These crews ensure proper configuration, ; and the at Minot Air security and maintenance of approximately 50 Force Base, North Dakota. Minuteman III ICBMs assigned to the squadron. On-site enlisted squadron members who sup- port the crew during their 24-hour alert tour include a facility manager, charged with main- taining the topside portion of the alert facility, 90th Operations Support Squadron and a chef, who prepares meals for the missile The 90th OSS is the training and testing arm of the 90th OG. It supports the weapon system 90th Operations proficiency of 245 combat-ready crewmembers. The 90th OG has command and control of In addition, it ensures combat readiness through 15 missile alert facilities and approximately emergency war order, cryptographic codes, 150 ICBMs in a 9,600-square-mile area cover- weapon system and chef/facility manager train- ing three states. The 90th Operations Sup- ing. The 90th OSS is responsible for all targeting port Squadron, 319th, 320th and 321st Missile and cryptographic codes for the wing’s approxi- Squadrons, and the 37th Helicopter Squadron mately 150 Minuteman III ICBMs. Finally, the comprise the 90th OG. More than 450 mis- 90th OSS delivers mission-critical intelligence sileers, pilots, chefs and facility managers work and weather support to 20th Air Force and the together to accomplish the mission of providing 90th Missile Wing.

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582d Helicopter Group The 582d Helicopter Group is the headquar- ters for all helicopter squadrons at Global Strike Command ICBM bases. The group’s mission is to oversee the 37th Helicopter Squadron, 40th Helicopter Squadron, and 54th Helicop- ter Squadron. To accomplish this the 582d is improving mission effectiveness and standard- ization across all missile wings through the provision of clear aviation leadership oversight, mentoring, development opportunities, and a combat crew and any personnel visiting or facility managers, chefs and support personnel career path for UH-1N Huey aviators. assigned to the remote facility. ensure the readiness, security and reliability of our nation’s strategic deterrent force. Seven days a week, 365 days a year, missile combat crews command and control approximately 50 Min- uteman III ICBMs from the underground launch control centers and are trained to execute the 320th Missile Squadron nuclear deterrence mission every day. In addi- tion, facility managers maintain the squadron’s 37th Helicopter Squadron The 320th Missile Squadron activated in 1964 missile alert facilities in accordance with strict The mission of the 37th Helicopter Squadron with five flights of 10 Minuteman I Missiles. standards and the chefs prepare nutritious meals is to contribute to the defense of America by pro- Today, the squadron is comprised of approxi- for site personnel. These exceptional profession- viding aerial support to the 90th Missile Wing. mately 90 officers and enlisted members who als, known as “green tails,” are on alert in the The 37th HS operates UH-1N Bell helicopters in ensure the safe, secure and reliable operation heartland of America, directly contributing to support of four missions: wartime contingencies, of approximately 50 Minuteman III ICBMs. national security. wing support, training, and search and rescue. Five highly trained, two-officer, squadron mis- sile combat crews deploy daily to man under- ground launch control centers, which are spread throughout western Nebraska and northern Colorado — the squadron’s portion of 90th Mis- sile Wing’s 9,600-square-mile missile field. On- site enlisted squadron members who support the missile combat crew during their 24-hour alert tour include a facility manager, charged with maintaining the topside portion of the alert facil- ity, and a culinary professional, who prepares meals for the missile combat crew as well as for all personnel visiting or assigned to the remote facility. The 320th Missile Squadron is ready to fight anytime, anywhere.

321st Missile Squadron The 321st Missile Squadron is responsible for five missile alert facilities and 50 launch facilities in northern Colorado and western Nebraska. This team of 91 missile combat crewmembers,

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Wartime contingencies support provides a flexible, rapid-response aerial platform in sup- port of wartime requirements. The squadron support mission encompasses aerial surveillance for off-base movement of nuclear weapons, emergency deployments of security response forces throughout the base and missile field, and 24-hour coverage for priority airlift of cargo and passengers. Through an agreement with civilian law enforcement and regional hospitals, 37th HS assists with search and rescue and airlift evacua- tions in Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska.

90th Maintenance Group The proud Airmen of the 90th Maintenance Group provide world-class maintenance across a 9,600-square-mile tri-state area for the 90th Missile Wing’s approximately 150 Min- uteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM), approximately 150 launch facilities, 15 missile alert facilities and launch control centers and associated nuclear and conventional munitions in support of the United States Stra- tegic Command (USSTRATCOM) requirements. It provides training and evaluation for more than 500 maintenance personnel, maintaining more than 200 specialized maintenance vehicles and thousands of mission-specific pieces of equipment, ensuring a safe, secure and effec- tive ICBM force for the nation’s security and defense.

90th Missile Maintenance Squadron The men and women of the 90th Missile Main- tenance Squadron maintain the alert posture of approximately 150 Minuteman III ICBMs and 15 associated missile alert facilities. The squadron provides organizational and intermediate-level repair for missile guidance systems, downstages, mission-critical communications equipment and power/environmental control systems. Its mem- bers also maintain required special-purpose vehicles and support equipment.

790th Maintenance Squadron The 790th Maintenance Squadron is respon- sible for controlling, planning and scheduling ICBM maintenance. Members train techni- cians, ready and recover vehicles and equip- ment, and perform on-and-off equipment maintenance.

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administrative systems, equipment, personnel and facilities for the wing and its associates in support of emergency war action message traf- fic. The squadron also provides a wide variety of communication, computer and administra- tive services to the wing and manages the base computer network and all email accounts, Web servers and network defense operations.

90th Contracting Squadron The 90th Contracting Squadron supports all wing local purchase requirements. The squad- ron works directly with all wing agencies to ensure timely and cost-effective purchases of goods and services.

90th Munitions Squadron The squadron designs, constructs, maintains The 90th Munitions Squadron provides war- and plans future development of all on-base ready conventional and nuclear munitions to and missile site facilities. The squadron is also enable the 90 MW to meet USSTRACTCOM’s responsible for maintaining all facilities and ICBM mission objectives for global deterrence. The infrastructure systems to support daily opera- professional members of the 90th MUNS perform tional missions in the missile field and base 90th Logistics Readiness Squadron limited life component exchanges and initial build proper. The 90th CES consists of the engi- The 90th Logistics Readiness Squadron man- operations for the Mk-12A and Mk-21 nuclear neering flight, asset management flight, mis- ages the base vehicle fleet of more than 850 re-entry systems. Additionally, the 90th MUNS sile engineering flight, operations flight, fire vehicles and provides transportation services manages the wing’s $8.2 million conventional department and the explosive ordnance disposal for F.E. Warren AFB. The squadron also man- munitions account for ICBM security operations. flight. ages supply and logistics planning functions for the wing.

90th Mission Support Group 90th Communications Squadron The 90th Mission Support Group provides The 90th Communications Squadron plans, 90th Force Support Squadron mission support to 20th Air Force, the 90th Mis- manages, operates and maintains fixed com- The 90th Force Support Squadron provides sile Wing and all associate organizations. This mand, control, communications, computers and responsive, credible and essential employment, support includes base engineering, food services, billeting, recreational programs, transportation, contracting support, central base administration and educational and personnel services for more than 4,000 military and civilian employees and their families. Five squadrons comprise the 90th Mission Support Group.

90th Civil Engineer Squadron The 90th Civil Engineer Squadron maintains many base historic facilities and provides the quality control and assignment of base housing.

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personnel services, human resource develop- ment/management, education and training for our military and civilian workforce. The 90 FSS provides family support for more than 10,000 personnel and is responsible for the First Term Airman’s Center and the Airman Leader- ship School. The 90 FSS also provides combat support and community service programs to enhance the quality of life of Department of Defense members. The programs offered by the squadron are for fun, fitness, peace of mind, personal development and relaxation. Force Support offers a variety of activities and events that can help maximize time spent visiting or working at F.E. Warren AFB. Activities and programs are advertised on the Internet at www. funatwarren.com, in the base newspaper and through a free monthly flier, The Antelope.

force protection, combat arms training and main- and mobile fire teams for daily security, open tenance, resource protection, armory, pass and launcher security and nuclear weapon move- identification, and personnel security programs for ments. The squadron also sustains a combat- F.E. Warren AFB. ready force deployable worldwide in support of wartime and peacetime taskings. 90th Missile Security 90th Security Forces Group Forces Squadron 790th Missile Security The 90th Security Forces Group provides com- The 90th Missile Security Forces Squadron Forces Squadron mand and control for more than 1,100 security provides continuous security for the 90th Mis- The 790th Missile Security Forces Squadron forces directly responsible for active defense of the provides security for priority resources covering sile Wing and ICBM force. The squadron’s weapons storage area, approximately 150 Min- the 9,600-square-mile missile complex in sup- mission includes the protection of 15 missile uteman III missiles and 15 missile alert facilities port of emergency war orders, including camper alert facilities and approximately 150 Minute- geographically separated throughout 9,600 square teams for launch facilities with inoperative miles of a missile complex spanning three states. The man III missiles on constant 24-hour alert alarms; security escorts for maintenance trips; group also provides law enforcement protection for throughout a 9,600-square-mile area spanning and mobile fire teams for daily security, open a community of more than 3,000 military and fam- three states. The squadron supports emergency launcher security and nuclear weapon move- ily members on the 5,946-acre military installation. war orders, including camper teams for launch ments. The squadron also maintains combat- The 90 SFG also manages the information security, facilities, security escorts for maintenance trips; ready forces deployable worldwide.

890 Missile Security Forces Squadron The 890th Missile Security Forces Squadron provides continuous security for the 90th Mis- sile Wing’s priority resources on 24-hour alert covering the 9,600-square mile missile complex spanning three states. The squadron’s mis- sion includes the protection of 15 missile alert facilities to approximately include 150 Minute- man III missiles in support of emergency war orders; camper teams for launch facilities with inoperative alarms; security escorts for mainte- nance trips and mobile fire teams for daily open launcher security. The squadron also sustains a combat-ready force deployable worldwide in support of wartime and peacetime taskings. 90th Missile Security Operations Squadron The 90th Security Support Squadron pro- vides support for the wing security mission by

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coordinating security actions in the 9,600-square- mile missile field. The squadron also trains more than 1,300 Security Forces members and pro- vides combat arms training for the installation. The squadron operates a fleet of more than 200 vehicles, maintains noncontingency individual equipment and worldwide deployment assets. Additionally, the squadron conducts nuclear movements and provides airborne security opera- tions and Small Unmanned Aerial System support. 90th Security Forces Squadron The 90th Security Forces Squadron provides continuous base security for the nation’s most powerful ICBM wing. The members of the squad- ron maintain the safety of the base community through the proactive enforcement of federal laws and multiple community services, and the unit maintains the security of numerous resources asso- ciated with the Minuteman III missiles assigned to the 90th Missile Wing. In addition, the unit sus- tains a combat-ready force deployable worldwide.

90th Ground Combat Training Squadron The 90th Ground Combat Training Squadron is AFGSC’s premier regional training center to mold an integrated and highly effective nuclear combat force through emphasis on marksman- ship, tactics and specialty training. The squadron operates in a joint environment while working closely with the Wyoming Army National Guard as a tenant unit on a US Army-owned garrison, to train defenders from nine wings within AFGSC on nuclear security. Additionally, the squadron facilitates AFGSC’s Weapons and Tactics school, annual nuclear movement defense evaluations, helicopter aerial gunnery training, and Security Forces career field specific readiness training for defenders deploying worldwide in support of contingency operations.

90th Medical Group The 90th Medical Group’s mission is to pro- vide exceptional health and preventive care to nearly 21,000 eligible beneficiaries. Clinic hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Services include family practice, flight medicine and PRP, pediatrics, mental health and family advo- cacy, and dental. Also provided is a laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, physical therapy, allergy/

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is confidential. Clients are seen by appointment only. For more information, call 307-773-3248. 153rd Command and Control Squadron The 153rd Command and Control Squadron is part of the Wyoming but is located on F.E. Warren AFB and functions as a tenant unit. Its primary mission is to provide a mobile, survivable and endurable command, control, communications, computers and intel- ligence capability to the Northern Command commander. Its capabilities include situation monitoring; connectivity between survivable ground forces, command post and national lead- ers; intelligence; tactical warning; communica- tions; and ground nuclear detection. The 153rd CACS employs about 170 people assigned to 23 Air Force specialty codes and 4th Space Opera- tions Squadron members. immunotherapy services as well as a Health and investigative matters. For more information call, 30th Airlift Squadron Wellness Center at Freedom Hall. Since F.E. 307-773-1852. The 30th Airlift Squadron is the Air Force’s Warren has no emergency room, patients must Area Defense Counsel first active-duty associate squadron. It provides call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency tactical support to combatant commanders The Area Defense Counsel provides free legal room (e.g., Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, through airland or airdrop of personnel, equip- defense services to all active-duty members in 214 E. 23rd St.). ment and supplies in visual or adverse weather Uniform Code of Military Justice proceedings Appointments for all clinics can be obtained conditions. The 30th AS trains, organizes and and adverse administrative actions. The ADC by calling 307-773-3461 beginning at 6:30 a.m. equips 137 combat-ready personnel capable cannot assist or represent members with civil- on weekdays. Flight Medicine holds active-duty of operational, maintenance, logistical and ian matters. The ADC staff assists members with sick call on a walk-in basis from 7:30 to 9 a.m. aeromedical evacuation support for sustained courts-martial, Articles 15, discharge and demo- weekdays. If urgent care is needed after hours combat operations using 12 C-130H3 Hercules tion actions. It can also provide assistance with (to include dental for active duty), please use aircraft that are shared with the Wyoming Air reports of survey, line of duty determinations, the website www.familydoctor.org or call the National Guard. medical evaluation boards, letters of reprimand, on-call nurse triage line at 307-773-3461. For referral enlisted promotion reports, letters of information on local dentists that participate Chaplain counseling, personal readiness program issues, Warren’s chaplain’s office offers two base cha- in MetLife, call the TRICARE Operations and unfavorable information files and control roster pels and many ministries, activities and coun- Patient Administration Flight at 307-773-3011. actions. All information divulged to the ADC staff seling services. For those wanting to become AFOSI Detachment 805 The Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Detachment 805, is the focal point for criminal, fraud and counterintelligence investigations and services in support of 20th Air Force and the 90th Missile Wing. The unit covers Wyoming, northern Colorado and western Nebraska. Det. 805 works with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to identify, deter and neu- tralize criminal, terrorist and foreign intelligence service threats to Warren. It provides protec- tive service assistance and threat assessments vital to the protection of Air Force people and resources. The unit also conducts joint investi- gation with other law enforcement agencies and provides specialized investigative services such as polygraph, technical services, forensic guid- ance and computer crimes expertise to resolve

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involved in the religious community, the chapel the Command Post manages the wing’s Status History Office offers a variety of opportunities: worship ser- of Resources and Training System (SORTS) The 90th Missile Wing History Office compiles vices, religious education, music ministries, program and Defense Readiness Reporting and maintains an accurate and complete history fellowship and study groups for women, men, System (DRRS). of all units assigned under the wing. The History youth and singles, as well as other special pro- Office provides information to customer que- grams and ministries to meet the needs of the ries on current details and history of the wing, Warren community. its assigned units, missions, lineage and hon- Chaplains minister to active-duty and retired ors, emblems and other historically significant personnel and their family members. Religious events. The History Office also publishes the involvement is not a criteria for receiving help 90th Comptroller Squadron “History of the 90th Missile Wing” pamphlet on from the chaplain staff, and chaplains minister The 90th CPTS focuses on providing custom- an on-going basis and provides historical inputs to people of all faiths. ers with professional, accurate financial service to public affairs for use in the Warren Sentinel. Chaplains offer counseling for alcoholism, in a timely manner. Customers include military For more information, call 307-773-6062 or drugs, family, premarital and marital issues, members, civilian employees, support agencies email [email protected]. moral issues, conscientious objector status, on base, commanders, first sergeants, resource work-related and other areas of concern. The advisers and local vendors. chaplains have 100 percent confidentiality. This support comes from three basic teams Inspector General Contact the chapel staff at 307-773-3434 or within the squadron: customer service, account- The Air Force Inspector General Program is a DSN 481-3434. ing liaison and budget. leadership tool that: The comptroller squadron provides inprocess- • Directs the Wing/CC Inspection Program Command Post ing and outprocessing for military members, (CCIP) and the wing/CC’s Inspection Man- The F.E. Warren Command Post provides assistance with a multitude of pay-affecting agement Board (CIMB). Provides complaint 365/24/7 continuous command and control documents, payments to local and national resolution to problems affecting the Air Force capability for the 90th Missile Wing commander vendors, and financial oversight to the wing, mission. Under the IG are the subsets of IGQ, by accomplishing time-critical message process- group and squadron commanders. In addition, IGI, WIT, MICT/SAP manager, Inspection ing, making on- and off-base notifications, and 90th CPTS informs the wing and its members Planner and Inspections Superintendent. submitting time-critical reports to higher head- on matters of fiscal policy to include the govern- quarters. The Command Post also recalls and ment travel card, military pay, travel and PCS Director of Complaint Resolution (IGQ)/307-773-4800 provides support to the 90 MW Crisis Action pay entitlements, thrift savings plan and fiscal • Analyzes and investigates IG complaints and Team. In addition to its operational mission, law. For more information, call 307-773-1851. Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA) allegations.

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Director of Inspections (IGI)/307-773-2121 The office is located in Building 232, Room Air Force system and the interpretation of the • Manages wing CCIP, trains and certifies 215. For more information, call 307-773-2256 rich heritage of the base and region from 1867 inspectors. or email 90 MW/JA at 90MW/[email protected]. to today. The museum is housed in the first permanent hospital built on base, which is the Inspections Superintendent (IGIS)/307-773-5670 Equal Opportunity Office oldest non-house building and one of the sev- • Liaison between IG, wing and outside agen- Equal Opportunity Office focuses on human eral hundred buildings listed on the National cies, manages CCIP dashboard, tracks cor- relations issues by assisting commanders in Register. Exhibits offer a unique look at how rective action plan and produces inspection improving mission effectiveness by countering the base has grown and changed over the years. report. the adverse effects of discrimination, sexual Lithographs of historic buildings and quar- Wing Inspection Team (WIT) (IGIO)/307-773-2135 harassment and human relations conflicts. ters, ornaments, books and many other gifts EO provides human relations education to all • Assesses wing programs, validates and veri- are available at the gift store. The museum is at people initially entering military or civil service, fies self-assessment program results, devel- 401 Champagne Drive, Building 31, and is open as well as newcomers arriving to F.E. Warren ops scenarios and schedules inspections. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Wednesday from other bases. Equal opportunity awareness and Friday; and 1 to 4 p.m. on Thursday. The MICT/Self-Assessment Program (SAP) Manager training, human relations education and brief- museum is closed weekends and holidays. For (IGIX)/307-773-2922 ings are available by request for individual work more information, please visit the Warren ICBM • Manages SAP, compiles information from units, commander’s calls and work centers. and Heritage Museum or call 307-773-2980. MICT and provides feedback to checklists. EO keeps commanders informed on matters of discrimination based on race, color, religion, Plans and Programs Staff Judge Advocate’s Office national origin or sex to include sexual harass- The 90th Missile Wing Plans and Programs The mission of the Staff Judge Advocate’s ment. Military members, family members and Office manages three key areas for the com- Office is to provide responsive and timely legal retirees may file discrimination complaints with mander: Exercise Coordination, Plans Manage- services in support of the 90th Missile Wing. the EO office. ment and the Critical Infrastructure Program. Services range from military justice, adminis- For more information, call 307-773-2741 or Within the Exercise Coordination section, the trative discharges and civil law to providing email [email protected]. XP office plans, implements and evaluates base- service members with legal counsel on a variety wide exercises and manages the wing exercise of topics including landlord-tenant issues, small F.E. Warren ICBM and evaluation teams. claims and wills. Heritage Museum The Plans Management section monitors and Legal assistance is provided by appointment The F.E. Warren ICBM and Heritage Museum ensures that all wing plans are updated annually Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to has two missions. The primary mission is to and tracks progression of each plan during the 4:40 p.m. Notaries are provided free of charge explain the development of the intercontinental review process. from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wills are accomplished ballistic missiles from the Atlas to the present- The Critical Infrastructure Program (CIP) is on an appointment basis on Monday, Thursday day Minuteman III missile. The second mission responsible for collecting all CIP information and Friday. is to tell the story of the oldest active base in the from the groups to enter into the CIP database.

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Flight safety monitors the flying operations of the wing’s helicopter flight, investigates all air- craft mishaps within the wing’s area of respon- sibility and directs the wing’s flight mishap prevention programs. Weapons safety monitors operations involving explosives to ensure the wing’s units under- stand and comply with all safety standards. The weapons safety program comprises three disciplines: explosive safety, missile safety and nuclear surety. Treaty Compliance Office The Treaty Compliance Office is a liaison office working directly for the 90th Missile Wing com- mander, conducting short-notice inspections in response to international treaties such as the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty — called New START, the Chemical Weapons Conven- tion (CWC) and Open Skies. The New START Treaty, or NST, is the most prevalent of the three treaties for active require- ments for F.E. Warren. This treaty, ratified and entered into force Feb. 4, 2011, is a bilateral Public Affairs the safety office: ground safety, flight safety and treaty between the United States and Russia and is a 10-year treaty with requirements to From the earliest days of the base’s rich his- weapons safety. achieve reductions at the seven-year point tory, reaching back to 1867 as Fort D.A. Russell, Ground safety manages the wing’s ground safety Feb. 4, 2018. Those reduction structure deci- F.E. Warren has been at the forefront of our program, including operational and occupational sions are United States government options, nation’s defense; from muskets to missiles, the safety, industrial safety, contractual safety require- but the limits require each party to reduce base has had an important role in meeting our ments, sports and recreation safety, and traffic strategic warhead numbers to a total of 1,550 country’s national security objectives. Public safety. Ground safety also ensures ground mis- affairs provides support for base tours, speakers, haps are investigated and reported in accordance on deployed ICBMs, SLBMs and heavy bomb- with applicable Air Force instructions. wing mission and historic information, as well as ers; 700 deployed strategic delivery vehicles, logistical support when authorized. The public affairs staff operates as the wing commander’s liaison with the Warren community, the external communities surrounding the base and missile field, and the media. Its mission is to keep the public informed of the ICBM mission through active community engagement and external and internal programs for the 90th Missile Wing commander and 20th Air Force. The PA team writes stories, takes photos and produces short news videos as well as main- tains the base’s website, www.warren.af.mil, and various social media sites such as the 90th MW Twitter and Facebook pages (@90thMissile Wing/@WarrenAFB), 20th AF Twitter/Facebook (@20thAirForce), and www.youtube.com/user/ FEWPublicAffairs. For more information, call 307-773-3381 or email [email protected]. Safety Office The 90th Missile Wing Safety Office is responsi- ble for maintaining safe working and living condi- tions for the entire base. Three sectionscomprise

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and 800 deployed and nondeployed strategic launchers. The previous treaty, called the Strategic Offen- sive Arms Treaty (SORT), commonly called the Moscow Treaty, was terminated upon entry into force of the NST. As was the case with the pre- vious START and SORT treaties, NST requires inspections on-site here at Warren by Russian inspectors. Inspections are now categorized as types, with Type One being a combined field and base inspection and Type Two designed to confirm silo elimination during the period of time F.E. Warren is actively eliminating the Peacekeeper silos. F.E. Warren will cease to be susceptible to the Type Two inspections after the last Peacekeeper silo is eliminated and will then conduct only Type One inspections — an inspection type that could be conducted a maxi- mum of twice per year. The other treaties F.E. Warren is subject to (chemical weapons and Open Skies) are detailed in other in-office bullet papers, AFIs and docu- mentation if information is desired on those.

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Army and Air Force Defense Commissary Agency F.E. Warren commissary, including sales and spe- Exchange Service The commissary is a modern supermarket serv- cial events. Call the commissary at 307-773-3509. ing the needs of active duty, retirees, reservists and The Army and Air Force Exchange Service Military Clothing Sales operates a variety of facilities on base. The base their families. It offers a complete line of meat, Military clothing sales, located within the main exchange main store is located next to the com- produce, grocery, bakery and deli items including exchange, can take care of all uniform require- missary. Inside is a Subway, GNC Nutrition rotisserie chicken. Items are sold at cost, with an ments. The store also has a mail-order catalog Center, an optical shop, barber and beauty shops, added 5 percent surcharge to pay for remodeling available for items not stocked. The catalog can and a dry cleaner. and construction of new commissaries. Shoppers be found at http://shop.aafes.com. For more Applications for employment are available at save on average more than 30 percent on their information, call 307-773-3135. http://shop.aafes.com. The BX is open seven days grocery bills. Coupons are accepted as well as food a week. For more information, call 307-634-1593. stamps, WIC and credit/debit cards. Chadwell Dining Facility Shoppers must show appropriate ID cards The Chadwell Dining Facility, located at Shopette and Gas Station when making purchases. The commissary has 6107 10th Cavalry Ave., is a newly reno- The shopette and gas station, Building 395, is self-employed baggers to assist patrons with their vated facility reopened in November 2014. The Warren’s convenience store. It stocks a variety of purchase. Baggers are not commissary employees Chadwell is open to all personnel with base food and beverage items. It also has the Class VI and work for tips only. access. The Chadwell is a campus-style cafeteria package store and a two-bay garage for lube/ The commissary is open six days per week, Tues- featuring a main entrée line with a 28-day rotat- oil changes, tire sales and mounting. For more day through Sunday. Visit www.commissaries.com ing menu, N’Rich Grill, soup/salad bar, pizza information, call 307-634-7298. for more in-depth information about your line, deli line, smoothie bar, hot beverages,

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Simply-To-Go and Global Grill. The Chadwell is an Air Force Food 2.0 facility providing a mod- ern and healthy dining experience for all those living on, working on or visiting the base. Hours of Operation: (Hours can fluctuate, visit www.funatwarren.com for updates). Monday through Friday Breakfast: 6 to 9 a.m. Lunch: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dinner: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Simply-To-Go: 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays Breakfast: 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. Brunch: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Dinner: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Simply-To-Go: 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Auto Center The Auto Center has the tools and equipment to safely let the do-it-yourselfer save money and keep a car in tip-top shape, with five lifts and three flat stalls, a tire changer and balancer. The highly skilled staff is there to assist and answer automotive questions. Diagnosis and repair are wash options. Coin-operated vacuums as well as registration. Unfortunately, we do not have available by appointment. cleaning supplies and change are available. the necessary equipment to provide emergency The Auto Center is at 1810 Commissary Road The car wash is on Old Glory Road west of the services, and it is always advisable to maintain and can be reached at 307-773-3869. Education Center and is open 24/7. a relationship with a local civilian veterinary Car Wash facility. Veterinary Treatment Facility All pets are seen by appointment only. Please A car wash is located in Building 727. The two- The mission of the Veterinary Treatment call 307-773-3354 for more information or to bay facility is coin-operated and offers several Facility (VTF) here at F.E. Warren AFB is schedule an appointment. To register your pet, threefold: please bring a copy of their vaccination records 1. Provide complete veterinary care to the to the VTF. All dogs, cats and horses residing on Security Forces’ military working dogs and base must meet specific vaccination requirements other government-owned animals. for their species and age. 2. Monitor and participate in animal disease The VTF is located in Building 288 on the and public health programs to aid in the corner of Frontier and 5th Cavalry. We share a prevention and treatment of diseases that parking lot with the Independence Gym. are contagious to animals or humans. 3. Provide preventive medical care to the pri- Arts & Crafts Center vately owned animals of our service mem- Our award-winning Arts & Crafts Center, bers through an efficient, effective program located in Building 356 at 6905 Diamond Creek that incorporates wellness examinations, Way, is available for both custom items and appropriate vaccinations and routine labo- do-it-yourself projects. Services include a well- ratory testing. appointed wood shop, state-of-the-art framing Services are provided for pets of active-duty services, laser and rotary engraving services, a service members and retirees enrolled in DEERs multicraft area and embroidery and sublimation that have medical privileges at base military services. Our staff is highly trained and are to medical facilities. National Guard members and help with any level of services. reservists who are on active duty for greater The Wood Shop has a wide variety tools, than 30 days are also authorized services with a including planers, table saws, router tables, copy of their orders. Routine services provided scroll saws, etc., available. DIYers are required include: wellness examinations, vaccinations, to take a safety course before using the facility. laboratory testing, health certificates, microchip Services include everything from basic design to identification, sick call examinations and base high-end custom work, using our state-of-the-art

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resorts in the country. Whether you are a begin- ner or expert, skier or rider, nothing beats wear- ing yourself out on the slopes and leaving the driving to the professional OAP staff. If you are interested in visiting a particular location, call to schedule. In most cases, we can provide you with a discounted group or military rate and a certified driver. Outdoor Recreation hosts Warren Paintball. The paintball season in Wyoming typically runs from late April to as late as October, weather permitting. The Warren Paintball Field, as well as paintball markers and equipment can be reserved up to 30 days in advance. Fishing on base requires a base permit, which is available at Outdoor Recreation. There are three lakes on base available for fishing. Centennial Lake is stocked with largemouth bass, blue gill and crappies and is catch and release only. North and South Pearson lakes, located just past the golf course on Rogers Road, are catch and keep. computerized router. Please visit our online All departments can be reached by calling 307- FamCamp is on base along Crow Creek. catalog or come in to see our handiwork. 773-3166. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday Reservations can be made 30 days in advance through Friday, with the multicrafts studio open The Engraving Shop is available to customize by calling 307-773-3874. A hospitality center additionally 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. We a wide range of projects including wood items, houses the camp office, handicapped-accessible glass, metal, etc. Services range from simple welcome anyone with a skill to share their talent, engraved plates to personalized gifts. Come and any ideas for classes are welcomed. in and talk with our design staff to make that project even better. Working closely with the Outdoor Recreation wood shop, we can develop a special award that Outdoor Recreation provides rental equip- is custom built to meet your needs. ment; discounted ski tickets and base fishing The Antelope Studio is our multicraft area. permits; paintball and an Outdoor Adventure We offer services and classes for toddlers to Program (OAP); two base pavilions, one at Fam- adults, with emphasis on the enjoyment of art Camp and the other on Lake Pearson (both can and creativity. Workshops are offered in clay, be used year-round), an outdoor gazebo; and recreational vehicle storage areas, as well as a ceramics, painting, stained and fused glass, and 125-site FamCamp facility. sewing. Sessions are also available for private Equipment rentals include hundreds of items groups and children’s birthday parties. from fishing boats, canoes, campers, super cook- The Creative Frame Shop is professionally ers, tents, fishing rods, mountain bikes and metal stocked and, with access to many suppliers, detectors to high-performance snow skis, snow- can fill your every requirement. State-of-the- boards, snowblades and two new jump houses. art equipment, including a computerized mat- Outdoor Recreation carries discounted ski cutter, raises your projects to a professional lift tickets for almost every ski area within a level. Basic, decorative and preservation services 300-mile range, saving the military skier 10 to are all available for do-it-yourselfers and custom 50 percent off resort prices. Season passes are projects. DIYers are required to be certified by available at excellent rates for military ID card having taken a frame class either from another holders and their dependents. base or through us. F.E. Warren is a launch point to outdoor Engraving and Sublimation Services are our adventure country. OAP encompass an array of newest additions. Our professional, 16-head thrilling activities throughout the year. OAP will embroidery machine makes projects limitless, take you on breathtaking hikes and camping including basics such as personalized luggage excursions, pulse-pounding whitewater rafting tags, monogrammed towels, caps or backpacks, or scenic canoe floats. You’ll enjoy lazy fishing to company logos and custom designs. The sub- trips and mountain bike adventures, or take a limation services include shirts as well as color day-trip with your family to Water World and logos and designs on metal and wood. Come by Elitch Gardens Amusement Park in Denver. and speak with our staff about your ideas. Winter trips will find you on the finest ski

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Busch Gardens and much more, as well as sports teams such as the Rockies, Avalanched and Nuggets. Be sure to check out our monthly events and programs. We offer fun and exciting things to include family fun nights, gaming competitions, and special events to include Trick or Treat of the Street, Spring Celebration, Base Tree Light- ing, and craft and flea markets.

Honor Guard Tradition, esprit de corps, dedication, sacrifice, integrity and pride are the traits of an Airman. The primary mission of the 90th Missile Wing Honor Guard is providing military funeral hon- ors to our past veterans, retirees and active-duty personnel. The final presentation of the flag that draped the casket is a solemn act of recognition and remembrance by a grateful nation for dedi- cated service and sacrifices. While military funeral honors are the primary responsibility, the honor restrooms, laundry facilities and Wi-Fi. Call is required to use the range, so be sure to call guard also provides support for parades, retreats, 307-773-2988 for more information. Fall Hall Community Center for information. changes of command, distinguished visitors, wed- For adventures outside the gates of F.E. War- dings, and posting and retiring of the colors. Fall Hall Community Center ren, be sure to check out the great offerings The Warren Honor Guard is an all-volunteer Come check out the extraordinary things hap- to be found through the Information, Tickets team, and their goal is to give honor and dignity pening at Fall Hall Community Center. and Tours located in Fall Hall Community to every member of the armed forces and to not be Inside Fall Hall you will find Awake Coffee Center. We have information and tickets for forgotten. Service on the honor guard is reserved Shop cafe. At Awake Coffee Shop you can enjoy attractions including the Denver Zoo, Bud- for individuals with the desire to go above and an upscale Internet cafe offering individual work weiser Event Center, Disneyland, Disney World, beyond the call of duty, to represent the Air Force areas with hard-wired computers and laptops all with printing capabilities. Computers are net- worked to an off-base server to enable access to personal emails, social media sites, and have web- cams for face-to-face communications. At Awake Coffee Shop you will also find a wide assortment of Starbucks coffee drinks, non-coffee drinks and an assortment of sandwiches and snacks. The downstairs of Fall Hall is the best spot to experience state-of-the-art, high-tech video and computer gaming, traditional recreational games and laser tag. Enjoy 55-inch, LED TVs that play an impressive selection of DVDs and video games for the Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft consoles. If you would like to schedule a birthday party or other social events, Fall Hall is a great place to add fun and excitement to your party. Fall Hall is also a great place for exercise, especially when it is cold outside. Fall Hall also offers an indoor rock climbing wall, batting cages and dance studio. All of these activities can be reserved for squadron events or birthday parties. We also have a large multipurpose room, conference room and kitchenette holiday par- ties. Located in our Community Center Annex building is an indoor archery range. Certification

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Bible Studies Sunday 9:30 a.m. Adult Sunday School (Frontier Chapel) Thursday 11:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study (High Plains Chapel) 7 p.m. Ladies’ Bible Study (Chapel Activities Center) Call the chapel at 307-773-3434 for more information, to inquire about additional cha- pel programs or information about other faith groups. Chaplains can be reached 24/7 by call- ing the command post at 307-773-3921 and asking for the duty chaplain.

Child Care Professional CDC staff members are available to and a grateful nation. To become a member, call Monday through Thursday provide a safe and pleasant environment, as well the honor guard office at 307-773-2686. 11:30 a.m. Daily Mass as create a cognitive and physical developmental program that combines social and educational Chapel Services Bible Studies (Chapel Activities Center) activities for your child. Daily learning experi- Sunday A warm, friendly and inviting environment ences include large and small motor develop- awaits at Warren’s chapels. The chapel team helps 10:45 a.m. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine ment; manipulative skills; creative arts, including meet religious needs and is available for counsel- (C.C.D.) painting, music and movement; simple science and math; outdoor play; hygiene; and self-help. ing and religious rites. Protestant: Traditional (Frontier Chapel) Special activities and field trips are planned for Sunday Chapel Schedule special learning experiences. 8:45 a.m. Traditional Service Activities take place at either High Plains Cha- The CDC also offers a monthly respite care pro- pel or Frontier Chapel. Protestant: Contemporary gram, “Give Parents a Break,” for referred families. Catholic (High Plains Chapel) (Chapel Activities Center) Call 307-773-3221. Sunday Sunday Family Child Care, in Building 266, offers 8:30 a.m. Confession/Reconciliation 11 a.m. Contemporary Service and Children’s an excellent alternative of child care for par- 9:15 a.m. Mass and Children’s Liturgy Church ents who would like their children cared for

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in a home setting. Care is provided in military housing as well as off base. Caregivers who are licensed by the 90th Mission Support Group commander must meet strict Air Force require- ments. They must complete a five-day orienta- tion training class prior to licensing. Training includes CPR and first aid certification, complet- ing 15 Air Force standardized training modules, 24 hours of annual training and passing a com- prehensive background check that includes fam- ily members. FCC providers complete a monthly 17-page self-assessment that ensures the safety, health and well-being of your child. Providers also receive monthly unannounced visits from the FCC manager. Providers offer daily activities that promote social, self, creative, physical and cognitive development. Your child will receive individualized attention in a small-group setting that is warm, caring, nurturing and educational. Referral lists for in-home providers may be obtained from a variety of agencies on base such as the FCC and the CDC. The FCC also offers extended duty care, mis- sile duty care, Return Home Care Air Force Aid learning programs from accredited colleges and guests who have registered for access. Freedom PCS Care and Volunteer Care. It also serves as universities is also available at the Education Hall also includes the 90th Medical Group’s Health backup for the Air Force Aid Program “Give Center. Customer service hours are 8 a.m. to and Wellness Center (HAWC), and together, the Parents a Break.” noon Monday through Friday. For more infor- center provides a variety of programs for physical Call the Family Child Care Office at mation, call 307-773-2117. fitness, social interaction, personal training and 307-773-3317. self-improvement. Fitness Located at 6000 N. Schriever Road, near Education Office For those seeking athletic or physical condition- the Child Development Center, Freedom The Education and Training Section, ing opportunities, there are two fitness centers Hall Fitness Center is well-equipped and 1205 Ziemann Blvd., provides the highest located on base. Freedom Hall and Independence staffed for individualized and group sport- quality educational opportunities to officers, Hall fitness centers are both 24-hour facilities for ing activities. The facility offers basketball, enlisted, family members, retirees, DOD civil- ians and the local community. Services include testing, counseling, financial aid information and degree programs at every level. Testing for college credit may be accom- plished through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) or Defense Activity for Non- Traditional Educational Support (DANTES) exams. The ACT and SAT are also available free for active-duty members. Education counselors and advisers are available to assist in planning each student’s educational goals. Individualized advisement is also available for those pursuing an associate degree from the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF). Locally available associate degree programs are offered through Laramie County Community College. Classes are conducted on base, at the main campus and online. Bachelor’s degree programs are offered on base through Park Uni- versity. In addition, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University offers bachelors and master’s degree programs. Information on a variety of distance

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volleyball, racquetball courts, free aerobics as well as longer route maps for walking, jogging adult. Ages 11 to 13 may swim by themselves if courses throughout the week, and locker rooms and biking throughout the base. Please call the a swim test is passed. equipped with dry saunas. A weight room Freedom Hall Fitness Center at 307-773-6199, or The Warren Waves Youth Swim Team meets to provides the opportunity for individual con- Independence Hall at 307-773-3680 for additional improve stroke mechanics, learn basic water res- ditioning with selectorized strength training information. cue skills and for intramural competition. Parents equipment, free weights, treadmills, stationary play an active role in the Warren Waves program. bikes, elliptical and cross trainers, stair steppers Aquatic Center Birthday parties are a splash at the Aquatic and rowers. For guests who would like to join Dive into the refreshing waters of a swimming Center. Parents enjoy the ease of hosting an open an intramural sports team, Freedom Hall hosts pool. Statistics show swimming to be one of the or private party sure to please the party guests. flag football, softball, basketball, and volleyball. most popular of all sports. Not only is it one of Parent and child swim time is also offered. See your squadron sports representative for any the best conditioning sports, it can be enjoyed Physical Training time can be scheduled for questions regarding intramural sports. Addi- by people of all ages. units who want to use the Aquatic Center as an tionally, for guests wishing to bring their family The pool system has been converted to a saline alternative to traditional PT sessions. They can members, Freedom Hall features an exclusive verses a chlorine-based sanitation method. This schedule water basketball, water aerobics, water exercise room for you and your children. new sanitation technique is gentle to swimmers’ polo, water volleyball or lap swim. Independence Hall, located at 6711 10th eyes, skin and hair. No more harsh chemicals Aerobics classes that improve cardiorespira- Cavalry Ave, is a fully equipped field house causing red eyes or damaged bathing suits. tory endurance for the beginning exerciser to suited for group or individual fitness work- It’s smooth, clear and clean and uses far less the advanced athlete are offered. Work out in outs. This facility offers selectorized strength salt than is in the ocean. Enjoy swimming at an environment that reduces the jarring often training equipment, free weights, treadmills, F.E. Warren with the indoor pool, located at associated with other forms of sport and aerobic recumbent bikes, stair-steppers, cross-trainers, 7007 Randall Ave. exercise. rowers, a 1/10-mile indoor running track and an Swimming lessons are offered throughout the Lap swimming is offered during the lunch aerobics room. year for various skill levels including private les- hour, evenings and weekends. There are five For outdoor fitness opportunities, there are three sons for adults. lanes in the pool totally dedicated to the fitness tennis courts, three softball fields, three multipur- Open recreation swim is also offered. Children swimmers. Lap swimming is free for the active- pose fields, a 400-meter track and a 1.3-mile track, 12 and younger must be accompanied by an duty members during these times.

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Pool schedule: Lap Swim on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. Open Swim on Tuesday and Thursday 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call 307-773-3195 for more information.

Youth Programs Youth Programs, at the Youth Center, 1755 Piute Drive, includes an accredited before- and after-school program and summer day camp for ages 5 to 12, an Open Recreation program for ages 9 to 12 and 13 to 18 on weekdays, and a diverse sports program. The before- and after-school and summer day camp programs offer a variety of social and instructional activities in a state-of-the-art center. As a National Afterschool Association-accredited program, we place the highest priority on each child’s health, safety, social development and academic support in our School Age Program. Children have the opportunity to work with computers, do homework and participate in organized activities. Youth are offered a chance to explore new places and ideas, develop new skills, build friendships and have fun! The Youth Programs provide 4-H projects and activities through a University of Wyoming Mili- The Open Recreation programs are designed building leadership skills, support for academic tary 4-H grant. Scrapbooking, cooking, rocketry, with the preteen and teenager in mind. Activi- success, recognition through Youth of the Year skateboarding and journaling are just a few of ties such as field trips, parties, dances, games, program, fine arts projects, life skills and service the 4-H projects available. contests, pool table, pingpong, videogames, to the community through Torch Club and Key- Fit Factor and Fit Family health and fitness open gym and other activities make this a hit stone Club. Teens are also able to earn money activities are available for youth ages 5 to 18 and with our youth. for college through the Youth Employment Skills families. WTA Quick Start tennis is offered, and The Boys & Girls Club of America affiliation (YES) program. instructional classes in Kempo Karate are available. offers opportunities for exploring new interests, The Teen Center, at 6205 Randall Ave., serves ages 13 to 18 and those currently enrolled in seventh grade. Activities and special events include movie critics club, karaoke, community service projects, lock-ins, contests, fine arts pro- grams and a pleasant environment for hanging out with friends. Field trips and special camps such as dance, music and moviemaking expand the horizons of our teens. The Youth Sports Program offers a wide array of organized sports activities to develop physical, emotional and social skills in our youth. The Youth Sports Program includes indoor soccer, basketball, cheerleading, baseball, T-ball, ten- nis, golf and flag football. Youth ages 5 to 18 can experience the enjoyment and development that participation in the sports program offers. The First Steps basketball and soccer programs provide an opportunity for parents to participate with their children 5 to 6 years old. All coaches are trained and certified by the National Youth Sports Coaches Association. Our unique P.E. class for home-schooled youth meets the direct physical education requirements.

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beverages. Additional promotions and special events are extended to customers through- out the year. Bowling discounts and Mis- sile Grill specials are featured monthly. Call 307-773-2210. Airman & Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) The Airman & Family Readiness Center is at 7601 Randall Ave. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. We offer many pro- grams to support single and married active-duty military, Guard, Reserve, DOD civilian employ- ees, retirees and all family members. The A&FRC has two resource rooms available for use. Clients may use computers to access the Internet, accomplish online banking, type resumes, perform job searches, etc. The resource rooms also contain a vast collection of literature to assist clients with all aspects of the military lifestyle. Our School Liaison program assists base lead- ership and command with key parent and school concerns, disseminates school informa- tion to military families and informs school personnel on issues relevant to the military member’s school attendance including transition As a benefactor of the Combined Federal Cam- Warren Lanes Bowling Center and deployment. The center’s readiness NCO paign and United Way of Cheyenne, Youth Pro- A versatile sport to be enjoyed by all ages, assists deployed members and their families and grams strive to offer the best in leisure time activities bowling offers exercise and recreation for all includes Hearts Apart morale calls, Hearts Apart for family members. Parent participation is always members of the family. Bowling offers many social groups, Give Parents a Break child care, welcome and encouraged. Call 307-773-2564. opportunities for competitive play as well. Car Care Because We Care, video phone, free Whatever your interest or skill level, the calling cards and supervisor training covering Warren Lanes Bowling Center, 6004 10th deployed troops. Cavalry Ave., is one of the finest modern Our Employment program area assists mem- bowling facilities in the Air Force. It is bers and their families with resumes, job equipped with 12 AMF automatic pin spot- searches, skills improvement classes and annual ters, as well as full-color Quibca automatic career fairs. The Transition Assistance Program scoring with computerized service for league provides pre-separation counseling and hosts bowling. a three-day Department of Labor transition Open bowling, adult and youth leagues, assistance workshop for members separating or intramural play and mixed leagues, varsity retiring. teams, tournaments and “Xtreme” glow bowl- Our personal financial program helps mem- ing offer a variety of programs from which to bers and their families with financial issues including debt management and investment choose. opportunities. The Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) Warren Lanes also has United States Bowling provides financial assistance for unexpected Congress (youth) and peewee youth leagues. travel emergencies, dental and medical expenses, Annual scholarships are awarded to high bowl- and also supports programs such as Bundles for ers in all divisions (excludes peewee leagues). Babies and respite care. AFAS utilizes Operation The pro shop carries sundry bowling items and Warmheart to assist in emergencies not covered can special order most state-of-the-art bowling by AFAS policies. equipment including balls, bags and shoes to The Information and Referral program coordi- enhance your bowling experience. nates and provides local and nationwide infor- Birthday parties and large groups are welcome. mation to assist families in finding needed The Missile Grill features charbroiled burgers, resources for resolving problems or issues. Our steak sandwiches, chicken breast filets, pizza Relocation Assistance area helps members who and many other great selections, as well as a are arriving or departing the installation and wide selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic includes programs such as 90th Missile Wing

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Right Start, spouse orientation, sponsorship services and insured mail. A limited number Other Organizations training, Kids Move Too and Smooth Move, plus of post office boxes are available for rent. The There are multiple organizations on Warren Child Care for PCS. Postal Service center is a service for authorized designed to provide volunteer opportunities The Family Life Education program coordi- military members residing in the dormitories. and benefit the area’s most important asset — nates the Key Spouse Program and assists fami- Postal services boxes are accessible 24 hours its people. They include the Air Force Sergeants lies with work and life issues and also interfaces a day. General delivery service is available Association, Airman’s Voice (Airmen Advisory with on- and off-base community resource agen- during normal duty hours for temporary duty Council), Chief’s Group, Company Grade Offi- cies in support of the military family. members and people residing in a tempo- cer Council, NCO Council, Warren Top 3, NCO We also host a satellite Women, Infants and rary lodging facility until permanent hous- Association, Air Force Association and Buffalo Children (WIC) office for the military family’s ing is available. For more information, call Soldiers. For more information regarding any of convenience. Please call 307-773-2241 for more 307-773-3409. these organizations, call 307-773-3052. information. Air Force Aid Society The Air Force Aid Society office, in the A&FRC, can arrange for loans or grants if events require emergency leave or other contingencies that require immediate financial aid. Information about dependent or spouse col- lege grant and benefit programs through AFAS are also available. Call 307-773-2216 for more information. Airman’s Attic The Airman’s Attic, in Building 347, offers free items to E-4s and below and their families. Clothing, furniture, books and toys are a few of the many items available. The Airman’s Attic is open 8 a.m. to noon the second and fourth Saturday of every month.

Post Office The post office, Building 235, sells stamps, parcel post, money orders, express mail

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TRICARE Services Services include, but are not limited to, assess- The TRICARE Services staff has the mission ment of all reported cases of child abuse and to provide outstanding medical care. Hours are spouse abuse, and referrals to appropriate 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Clinic services community resources on and off base. There include family practice, flight medicine, pediat- are services for families needing parenting rics, mental health/family advocacy and dental. help, couples’ communication and new par- Also provided are a laboratory, pharmacy, radi- ent support. For more information on any ology, physical therapy, allergy/immunotherapy programs offered by Family Advocacy, call and a health and wellness center at Freedom 307-773-4228. Hall. As F.E. Warren has no emergency room, customers must call 911 or proceed to the near- Mental Health Clinic est emergency room (locally, go to Cheyenne The Mental Health Clinic staff, in Building 160, Regional Medical Center, 214 E. 23rd St.). counsels active duty, retirees, DOD civilians and For information on local dentists who partici- their families on family and work issues and pate in the MetLife dental plan, call the managed refers appropriate on- and off-base programs. care office at 307-773-3011. For more information, call 307-773-2998.

Family Advocacy Program Community Medical Services Family Advocacy, in Building 160, is designed Cheyenne and the surrounding area have sev- to prevent and treat issues of family violence. eral medical facilities with nationally recognized

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specialists and a health care community commit- ted to providing the best care available. The Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is one of the state’s largest hospitals, providing care for people throughout southeastern Wyoming. It offers the latest in medical technology and oper- ates from two facilities, CRMC West and CRMC East. CRMC also operates a Level-II trauma cen- ter (emergency room). Cheyenne has a large Veterans Affairs facility that provides primary and secondary inpatient services in medicine and surgery, as well as outpatient services in medicine, surgery and psychiatry. The medical center also supports a 50-bed nursing home care unit located within the main hospital building. The medical center provides health care to approximately 42,000 veterans in the area. Tertiary care, such as open- heart surgery and neurosurgery, is provided by the Denver VA Medical Center. Long-term psychiatric care is provided by the Sheridan VA Medical Center. Cheyenne maintains commu- nity-based outpatient clinics in Fort Collins and Greeley, Colorado, and a VA contract clinic in Sidney, Nebraska.

The Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is one of the state’s largest hospitals, providing care for people throughout southeastern Wyoming.

The Department of Defense sharing agreement developed in 1983 between the 90th Medical Group and local facilities has developed into a model of interagency sharing including inpatient, outpatient and special medical services. This shar- ing agreement has continued to expand including sharing of various services such as radiology, car- diopulmonary, laboratory, gynecology, surgical, intensive care services and other services. Community programs currently in place include the Transitional Assistance Program and the partners program. TAP allows hospital employees to educate soon-to-be discharged personnel on how to apply for VA benefits. The hospital portion of the briefing includes topics such as how to apply for care and what factors determine eligibility for care after active-duty service. The PARDS is exclusively for Veterans Benefits Administration personnel to arrange discharge exams for those wishing to file a dis- ability claim at the Cheyenne VAMC.

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Around Town old-fashioned melodramas at the historic Atlas artifacts. An art center and Big Boy, the world’s As the state capital and the Union Pacific Theatre. The Cheyenne Civic Center brings in largest steam locomotive, are in Holliday Park. Railroad’s dividing point, Cheyenne is both the national talent and is host to the Cheyenne Sym- Museums include the state museum down- political and economic hub of the state. phony Orchestra. town and the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West The “Magic City on the Plains” is the cross- The city has one of the most active recreational Museum, which is in Frontier Park. roads of the Old West and the New West, a leagues around with baseball, softball, soccer community where the romance of the western and basketball. There are two city golf courses: Municipal Services tradition thrives alongside the most modern Airport Golf Course and Kingham Prairie View The Cheyenne Police Department works to businesses competing in the global economy. Golf Course. Other recreational activities include serve the community with many innovative Most residents agree the city’s greatest asset a race track, swimming pools, tennis, football, programs, such as a citizen’s police academy. In is its “livability.” Clean air, little traffic conges- bowling, billiards, roller and ice skating, ice fish- this program, citizens attend a nine-week course tion, relatively low crime, affordable housing, ing, picnics and snowmobiling. designed to increase citizen awareness and low taxes and cost of living, good schools, Cheyenne attractions include several enjoyable understanding of the role of law enforcement. recreational and cultural activities, good health afternoon trips. Guided tours of the Capitol, The fire department has five divisions that care and yes, even an attractive climate are a few with is gold dome, include a look at the gleam- function at the direction and responsibility benefits of the Cheyenne community. ing marble floors, stately woodwork, stained of the fire chief. The five divisions of the The Laramie County Library System boasts a glass, and historic and full-sized wildlife dis- department are: administration, fire prevention collection of more than 305,000 items. For the plays. The historic governor’s mansion has been and public education, operations/suppression, theater-minded, the Cheyenne Little Theatre restored to reflect multiple time periods, fea- emergency medical services and training. The Players entertain with year-round plays and turing turn-of-the-century and other historical fire department has an “all hazard” emergency

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response, prevention education and code com- pliance through the responsible administration and direction of the resources provided.

Government A mayor and city council govern Cheyenne. As Wyoming’s capital city, Cheyenne is home to large contingents of state, federal and local gov- ernment employees and a large private service sector based on the government economy. The governor of Wyoming calls Cheyenne home.

Education Cheyenne’s Laramie County School District 1 consists of four high schools, three junior high schools and 27 elementary schools. School reg- istration begins in August and details of registra- tion are published in the Warren Sentinel. Transportation to schools varies. The Warren records, then LCSD will request the records and Here in the Equality State, no one religion dom- Youth Center offers a before- and after-school make every effort to place the student at the inates or predominates, and people of many faiths program with transportation to schools fur- school closest to the child’s home. find a high degree of acceptance and tolerance. nished by the Laramie County School District. For more information, call the LCSD at 307- To resolve bus problems, parents should call the 771-2188. Shopping bus garage at 307-771-2628. There are also several private schools in the Shopping and dining opportunities are numer- Students residing on base attend Freedom local area within a 5-mile radius of the base. ous. With more than 70 individual businesses, Elementary. Older students attend McCormick Colleges in the area include Laramie County downtown shops include western stores, com- Junior High School or Central Senior High Community College, Embry-Riddle Aeronauti- puter businesses, book stores, flower shops, School. Students living off base attend the clos- cal University, Park University, the University of antique shops and flea markets. est school with available classroom space. Call Phoenix and the University of Wyoming. There are about 140 dining choices including 307-771-2100 for placement assistance. American, Italian, Chinese, Mexican and Japa- Birth certificates and shot records are required Faith nese cuisine. for enrollment. Special education records must Cheyenne is home to people of all faiths. More While Cheyenne offers numerous shopping be requested from the previous school and than 100 churches and synagogues representing opportunities, Outlets at Loveland, Colorado, permission given to forward the records to the all faiths are dotted throughout the community consists of more than 40 brand-name outlet current school. If the child’s current school and offer a wide array of social, educational and stores with the latest fashions. Outlets at Love- has a policy restricting the shipment of school community services. land is located north of Denver off Interstate 25 at U.S. 34 (Loveland Exit 257B).

Festivals and Events Cheyenne Frontier Days is commonly referred to as the “daddy of ’em all” and is the world’s largest outdoor rodeo. The phrase was coined in 1919 by T. Joe Cahill, who served as a commit- teeman that year. CFD remains a favorite rodeo for PRCA com- petitors and rodeo fans, and Cheyenne’s champi- ons are known to proudly display their winning belt buckles as status symbols. More than 1,600 contestants compete each year for a purse of more than $1 million. CFD offers more rodeo action in one day than many rodeos offer in a whole week. Events include a cattle drive, barrel racing, tie- down roping, steer wrestling and championship bull riding. CFD also features nightly concerts under the stars by top performers. Each year’s CFD 10-day celebration includes the Grand Parade, featuring one of the world’s

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University, nestled Theatre & Company. In addition to local groups, against the foothills nationally acclaimed shows and musicians often of the Rocky Moun- perform in Fort Collins. The historic Old Town tains, 65 miles north downtown district is home to numerous events of Denver. including the annual NewWestFest in August and Fort Collins offers the free Concert Under the Stars summer series. the convenience of a For more information on Fort Collins, visit small town with all www.fortcollinschamber.com. the amenities of a Denver lies in the foothills of the Rocky Moun- larger city. tain region, approximately two hours south of There are seven golf Cheyenne. The Denver area offers an excellent courses in Fort Col- location to serve the entire nation, especially the  Pre-K 3 & 4 Early Childhood Program with all day Kindergarten lins. The EPIC (Edora fast-growing western and southwestern regions Pool Ice Center) fea- through 8th grade of the United States. tures swimming, figure At an altitude of 5,280 feet, Denver’s prox-  Morning & Aftercare Available skating and hockey. imity to the Rocky Mountains offers visitors  Accredited by NCA with highly skilled teachers Outside the Fort Col- an abundance of recreational options. Denver  Safe and nurturing learning environment lins city limits lie ski has one of the largest city park systems in the  A balanced religious education with a strong academic structure, resorts, cross-country nation, and thousands of acres of open space open to all faiths trails, hiking, rock are located around the city. Denver actively climbing, mountain  Tuition Assistance Available supports the arts and is home to a full-range biking and camping. of cultural attractions. The Denver Center for The Foothills Fash- Performing Arts has a venue for national tour- 2200 O’Neil Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82001 ion Mall has nation- ing companies in addition to locally produced wide retailers and plays and attractions. Boettcher Concert Hall is 307-638-9268 local stores and is home to the Colorado Symphony Orchestra and stmaryswyo.org undergoing redevel- features world-class performers in both classical opment to attract new and popular productions. Red Rocks Amphithe- West of the Laramie County Library! retailers and shoppers atre is an outdoor concert site for performers and alike. Historic down- audiences alike. town Fort Collins Colorado is well-represented in the profes- boasts local specialty sional sports arena. Teams include the Denver largest collection of horse-drawn, antique car- stores and restaurants in an outdoor pedestrian Broncos, Colorado Rockies, Colorado Avalanche, riages and classic automobiles; a carnival mid- mall. Denver Nuggets, Colorado Mammoth and Colo- way and free entertainment stage; three free Cultural events and festivals in Fort Collins rado Rapids. pancake breakfasts held in downtown Chey- include the Canyon Concert Ballet, the Fort Col- For more information on Denver, visit enne, which feed 10,000 people at each two- lins Symphony Orchestra and the OpenStage www.denverchamber.org. hour meal; an Indian Village featuring Native American dancers, exhibits and food; the Air Force Thunderbirds aerial demonstration; and the CFD Old West Museum. Cheyenne individuals, businesses and associa- tions volunteer their time and resources to stage additional events that enhance the annual CFD celebration. These events include the Cheyenne Gunslingers, who hold gunfights in downtown Cheyenne; Fort D.A. Russell Days, where visitors witness base history and tour Warren; and the Old Fashioned Melodrama and Olio acts staged at the historic Atlas Theatre. For more information on Cheyenne, visit www.cheyennechamber.org.

Day Trips Fort Collins is a vibrant community of more than 150,000 (155,400 as of 2014), including more than 25,000 students at Colorado State

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS Facilities Flight...... 13 ...... 1 Electrical Flight...... 13 ICBM Readiness...... 13 GENERAL INFORMATION Communications...... 13 Security Forces...... 13 Dialing Instructions...... 3 Office Symbols...... 3 Abbreviations...... 3 582D HELICOPTER GROUP Good Telephone Usage Procedures...... 4 582nd Helicopter Group...... 13 37th Helicopter Squadron...... 13

TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Defense Switched Network (DSN)...... 4 Joint Army Navy Air Force Publication Uniform 582nd Operations Support Squadron...... 13 Telephone Communications Precedence System...... 4 Request for Telephone Service...... 5 90TH MISSILE WING Trouble Reports...... 5 ...... 14 Federal Telephone Service (FTS)...... 5 Wing Information Protection...... 14 Long Distance Service...... 5 Wing Personnel Reliability Program (PRP)...... 14 Telephone Information...... 5 Museum – Warren ICBM & Heritage Museum...... 14 Historian...... 14 Unofficial Telephone Service...... 5 Equal Opportunity (EO)...... 14 Secure Voice Communications Instructions...... 5 Chaplain...... 14 Reporting Nuisance Calls...... 5 Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office SAPRO( )...... 14 Bomb Threat...... 6 Command Control Operations...... 14 Minimize...... 6 Public Affairs Division...... 14 Telephone Classifications...... 6 Wing Safety...... 14 Damage to Communications Equipment...... 6 Staff Judge Advocate...... 15 Personal Telephone Calls...... 6 Environmental Restoration Management...... 15 Conference Calls...... 6 ​ 90th Comptroller Squadron...... 15 Directory Publications...... 6 90th Operations Group...... 15 Standardization and Evaluation Division...... 15 How to Use Special Telephone Features...... 7 319th Missile Squadron...... 15 Important Things to Remember...... 7 320th Missile Squadron...... 15 Secure Telephone Equipment (STE)...... 7 321st Missile Squadron...... 16 Telefax Facsimile Calls...... 7 90th Operations Support Squadron...... 16 Numbers and Phonetic Alphabet...... 8 Weather...... 16 Time Hack...... 8 90th Security Forces Group...... 16 Time Zones...... 8 90th Missile Security Forces Squadron...... 16 790th Missile Security Forces Squadron...... 16 DEFENSE SWITCHED NETWORK NUMBERS 890th Missile Security Forces Squadron...... 16 90th Security Forces Squadron...... 17 ...... 8 Security Forces Operations...... 17 Security Forces Admin Flight...... 17 COUNTRY CODES 90th Security Support Squadron...... 17 ...... 11 90th Tactical Response Force (TRF)...... 17 90th Ground Combat Training Squadron (GCTS)...... 17 90th Maintenance Group ...... 17 20TH AIR FORCE DIRECTORY Helicopter Maintenance Flight...... 17 ...... 12 90th Maintenance Group - Quality Assurance...... 17 Command Section...... 12 90th Missile Maintenance Squadron...... 18 Staff Judge Advocate...... 12 790th Maintenance Squadron...... 18 Safety & Nuclear Surety Division...... 12 90th Munitions Squadron...... 18 Safety & Assessment...... 12 90th Mission Support Group...... 19 ICBM Center of Excellence, ICE...... 12 90th Logistics Readiness Squadron...... 19 Manpower, Personnel and Services...... 12 90th Civil Engineer Squadron...... 19 Intelligence Division...... 12 90th Force Support Squadron...... 21 Community Services Flight...... 21 Operations Division...... 12 Airman and Family Services Flight...... 22 Helicopter Operations...... 12 Airman and Family Readiness Center...... 22 Missile Operations...... 12 Force Development Flight...... 22 Codes...... 12 Professional Education...... 22 Logistics Division...... 12 Military Personnel Flight...... 22 Missile Maintenance...... 13 Civilian Personnel Flight...... 22 Mechanical/Munitions...... 13 Manpower and Organization Flight...... 22

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90th Communications Squadron...... 22 OL-D, 314 Communications Squadron...... 25 Official Mail Center...... 23 DET 940, AFROTC, University of Wyoming...... 25 Records Management...... 23 AFROTC DET 90...... 25 Operations Flight...... 23 30th Airlift Squadron...... 25 Air Force Network Control Center...... 23 AFGSC Missile Engineer Office...... 25 Plans Flight...... 23 90th Contracting Squadron...... 23 367th USAF Recruiting Squadron ...... 25 90th Medical Group...... 23 Navy Operational Support Center Cheyenne...... 26 153rd Command and Control Squadron...... 24 Navy Operational Support Center Cheyenne Reserve Training Building...... 26 Federal Voting Assistance Plan...... 24 WY Wing (CAP) and Det 7, CAP-USAF...... 26 American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE)...... 26 ASSOCIATE UNITS

Document Automation Production Services (DAPS)...... 26 GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 25 WESTECH...... 26 AAFES Services...... 25 DECA (Defense Commissary Agency)...... 25 American Red Cross...... 25 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Air Force Reserve Recruiter...... 25 ...... 26 Army Recruiting Co...... 25 OPM-Federal Investigative Services Division (FISD)...... 25 DET QD4F, Area Defense Counsel...... 25 QUICK REFERENCE LIST AFOSI, Detachment 805...... 25 ...... 35

GENERAL INFORMATION DIALING INSTRUCTIONS: MPF...... Military Personnel Flight The following instructions are printed for the guidance of all telephone users: MSFS...... Missile Security Forces Squadron 1. For intra-base calls, dial the last four digits of the number printed in this directory. MSG...... Mission Support Group 2. For off base calls from Class “A” telephones, dial “99,” then the desired city MW...... Missile Wing number. MXG...... Maintenance Group 3. To reach base extensions from the city, dial all seven digits of the number desired. MXS...... Maintenance Squadron ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS: OG...... Operations Group OSI...... Office of Special Investigations A. OFFICE SYMBOLS OSS...... Operations Support Squadron OSW...... Weather AAFES...... Army Air Force Exchange Service PA...... Public Affairs CC...... Commander CP...... Command Post SAPRO...... Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office CD...... Deputy Commander SE...... Safety CCE...... Executive SFG...... Security Forces Group CCF...... First Sergeant SFS...... Security Forces Squadron CES...... Civil Engineer Squadron SSPTS...... Security Support Squadron CONS...... Contracting Squadron CPTS...... Comptroller Squadron B. ABBREVIATIONS CS...... Communications Squadron Admin...... Administration CV...... Vice Commander BOQ...... Bachelor Officers’ Quarters CSS...... Commander’s Support Staff Br...... Branch CVI...... Self Inspection Cmdr...... Commander DeCA...... Defense Commissary Agency Civ...... Civil DIS...... Defense Investigation Service Comm...... Communications EO...... Equal Opportunity CQ...... Charge of Quarters FMF...... Account and Finance CS...... Communications Squadron FSS...... Force Support Squadron Div...... Division HC...... Chaplain Corps Dorm...... Dormitory HS...... Helicopter Squadron Engrs...... Engineers HO...... Historian Equip...... Equipment JA...... Judge Advocate GP...... Group LGC...... Base Contracting LRS...... Logistics Readiness Squadron Hosp...... Hospital MDG...... Medical Group HQ...... Headquarters MMXS...... Missile Maintenance Squadron Maint...... Maintenance MO...... Manpower Office Mgt...... Management MOS...... Maintenance Operations Squadron Mil...... Military

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Msl...... Missile (b) Calls within an installation, metropolitan area, or those confined geo- NCO...... Non-Commissioned Officer graphical areas where other existing government provided local tele- Ofc...... Office phone service is adequate. Ofcr...... Officer (c) Unofficial or personal calls Qtrs...... Quarters (d) Off-net extension calls into the commercial system at a distant PBX/ Sec...... Section PABX, except where such extension has been previously approved by the Sqdn...... Squadron local authorities controlling the switchboard. Supvr...... Supervisor D. Telephone COMSEC Monitoring: The users of the DSN system should be aware Supt...... Superintendent that this DOD system is For Official Use Only, and is subject to management Tech...... Technical monitoring in accordance with AFI 33-219 and DODD 4640.1. TMO...... Traffic Management Office E. DSN Users Calling Instructions Veh...... Vehicle 1. Routine DSN calls: Wg...... Wing (a) Users with dial-access to DSN from Class “A” telephones should; (1) Verify the DSN number. GOOD TELEPHONE USAGE PROCEDURES (2) Dial the DSN access code “94” plus seven digit number. A. Authorized Use: Military telephones and voice facilities are authorized FOR GOV- F. DSN Users Trouble Reporting: When users utilizing DSN encounter trouble, the ERNMENT OFFICIAL USE ONLY and must be restricted to calls essential to the following procedures should be taken: accomplishment of the mission. These calls should stand the scrutiny required 1. Call the 90th Comm. Focal Point, at 773-4545.

GENERAL INFORMATION if the same calls were commercial. To properly originate and answer telephone 2. Give all details possible pertaining to the DSN trouble encountered: calls, it is recommended that: (a) Your extension number and location. 1. When you receive a telephone call: Answer promptly. Identify yourself and (b) The DSN number and location of the called party. your office when answering. Speak distinctly and pleasantly. Volunteer the (c) Brief description of the trouble and the time it occurred. whereabouts or time of return of an absent person and offer your assistance. NOTE: Items requiring repair, such as frayed cords and broken telephone parts are not Request the identity of a caller politely. Explain off-the-line delays. Take a DSN troubles. These should be reported to your Unit Telephone Control Officer (TCO) the message willingly and promptly deliver it. Comm. Focal Point as a separate problem, at 773-4545. 2. When you make a telephone call: Plan your conversation. Insure that you have the correct number. Place the call yourself when possible. Identify your- self immediately when the distant end answers. JOINT ARMY NAVY AIR FORCE PUBLICATION UNIFORM TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS DEFENSE SWITCHED NETWORK (DSN) PRECEDENCE SYSTEM (JANAP 137) A. General: The DSN is the principal long haul, voice communications network A. There are four levels of the Joint Uniform Telephone Communications Procedures within the Defense Communications System. DSN provides UNSECURE direct System (JUTCPS) in the telephone procedure system, established for telephone distance dialing service through automatic switching facilities. The purpose of calls placed within the Defense Communication System. At this base their use is DSN is to handle essential command and control, operations, intelligence, logis- confined to the Defense Switched Network (DSN). tic, diplomatic and administrative traffic. 1. FLASH: Has precedence over any other telephone call of lower precedence. B. Precedence: The Joint Uniform Telephone Communications Precedence System Flash may be preempted by the application of the FLASH OVERRIDE capabil- explains the use of precedence. Since the effectiveness of the system depends ity available to the National Command Authorities (NCA). These are reserved upon the cooperation on the part of the persons authorized to employ it, users for alerts, warnings or other emergency actions having immediate bearing must be familiar with the precedence system. on nation, command or area security. C. Use of the DSN: 2. IMMEDIATE: Has precedence over any other telephone call of lower prece- 1. Will be authorized for official communications only. dence. Preempts lower precedence calls. Precedence is reserved for vital 2. Will be restricted to: communications: (a) Only those calls that are essential, requiring a timeliness that cannot (a) Which have an immediate operational effect on tactical operations? be obtained by other means, and would stand the scrutiny afforded a (b) Which directly concern safety or rescue operations? commercial call. (c) Which affect the intelligence community operational role? (b) The minimum time required to accomplish the official business and will 3. PRIORITY: Is reserved for calls that require prompt completion for national not normally exceed 5 minutes. defense and security, the successful conduct of war, or to safeguard life or (c) The use of a precedence level in consonance with the subject matter of property, which do not require a higher precedence. Normally PRIORITY is the call as established in the Joint Uniform Telephone Communications the highest precedence assigned to administrative matters, for which speed Precedence System. of handling is of utmost importance (i.e. reports of priority land, sea, or air (d) The use of graphic, facsimile or unsecured voice-data devices only movement; administrative intelligence; operational or logistic activity calls when approved by USAF/SCMM. requiring priority action; calls that would have a serious impact on military 3. Will not be authorized for: and administrative intelligence, operational or logistic activities if handled (a) Use directly or indirectly by any non-appropriated fund activities (clubs, as a routine precedence). exchanges, and other unofficial activities) provided telephone service 4. ROUTINE: Has no precedence over any other call and is handled as at post-camp, camp, station or base level is available. The Joint Chiefs placed by the calling party. Precedence is reserved for all other official of Staff must approve exceptions. communications.

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REQUEST FOR 2. Toll Free Calls: To place Toll Free calls from a Class “A” telephone, dial 99 TELEPHONE SERVICE plus 1-800 plus your seven digit number. The following procedures will apply when requesting new telephone installations, 3. Incoming Collect Calls (Emergency): Determine that the incoming collect moves or new jack installations. Requests for telephone installations, moves or new call is an Emergency before accepting it. jack installs should be submitted to your Unit Telephone Control Officer (TCO), who will 4. Outgoing Collect Calls: When calling from a Class “A” telephone, dial call them into the Communications Squadron Comm. Focal Point, at 773-4545. The TCO 99 plus 1, then 800-265-5328 for collect calls. of the requesting agency is the only individual authorized to request these services. Any 5. Control Records: Anyone responsible for the assignment of pin numbers for Unauthorized requests (not requested by the TCO) will be rejected and returned to the official long distance telephone calls must insure that every call is recorded Unit TCO for their review and approval/disapproval. on AF Form 1072, Authorized Long Distance Telephone Calls. All calls, in- cluding incoming and outgoing, must be identified. AF Form 1072 will cover

TROUBLE REPORTS the period from the first of each month through the end of the month. Control GENERAL INFORMATION Report all telephone malfunctions to your squadron Telephone Control Officer (TCO) who Records will be kept by each TCO. will call the Comm. Focal Point (CFP), at 773-4545. The CFP will only accept requests from the TCOs. If service is unsatisfactory, call the Telephone Systems Supervisor at TELEPHONE INFORMATION 773-3216. Telephone information service for on base may be reached by dialing 113. To reach FEDERAL TELEPHONE SERVICE (FTS) information from off base for a base extension, the telephone user must dial 773-1110 and ask for base information. We cannot provide information for local, state or out This system is for only designated class “A” telephone subscribers on F. E. Warren AFB. If you want to call someone on this system follow the procedure below, using an autho- of state as there is a charge imposed on all information calls. Information for out of rize Personal Identification Number (PIN). state may be obtained only if you have a billing number or an off-base number to bill 1. Long Distance: Dial 98 plus Area Code then the seven-digit number after the the call to. stuttered tone, enter your pin number. 2. In State: Dial 98 plus 307 and the seven-digit number after the stuttered UNOFFICIAL tone, enter your pin number. TELEPHONE SERVICE 3. 800 Numbers: Dial 99 plus 1-800- seven-digit number. Personnel living in base quarters or dormitories desiring commercial telephone service 4. Information: Dial 98 plus Area Code then 555-1212 after the stuttered tone, will make a request to Century Link. Toll free number is 1-800-244-1111. Upon depar- enter your pin number. ture from F. E. Warren AFB, individuals are responsible for termination of such services. When you use the FTS, the call will be billed to your designated class “A” telephone. All long distance “Official Government” calls should be placed through FTS. SECURE VOICE A Personal Identification Number (PIN) must be requested through your Unit TCO, who COMMUNICATIONS INSTRUCTIONS will procure the Pin number through the 90 CS Comm. Focal Point at 773-4545. PIN Classified information will not be discussed over the telephone, unless equipped with numbers will only be issued through the TCOs. an authorized encryption device specifically approved for that purpose. Secure Telephone Equipment: STE telephones are located throughout the base. You LONG DISTANCE SERVICE should use the STE in your DCS/Unit for all secure calls. If your DCS/Unit does not have Official long distance calls from this base should be made only when time prohibits a STE, contact the 90MW Command Post, Bldg 250, and use theirs. Use of the STE is any other means of communications. All calls should be kept to minimum duration. To for all personnel who have a requirement to conduct official business. Contact the minimize the length of a call it is suggested that conversations be planned and all nec- essary notes, data, etc., be assembled in advance. The called party should be requested controller on duty at the Command Post, 773-3921, for use of the STE. to return call if research is necessary. Calls should not exceed three minutes unless absolutely necessary. Use the following procedures when placing long distance calls: REPORTING 1. From Designated Class “A” Telephones: Dial 98 plus Area Code then the NUISANCE CALLS seven digit number and your pin number. Nuisance calls will be reported to the Security Police Desk Sergeant, 773-3501.

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BOMB THREAT C. When MINIMIZE is in effect, subscribers may be denied direct dial access to the Bomb threat procedures are as follows: Try to keep the caller on the line and have DSN, and commercial systems. Only calls approved by designated officials will another individual contact the security police at 911. Do not hang up the telephone on be made. which the bomb threat is received; try to keep the caller on line. Try to watch the time the call is received to help in the tracing action. TELEPHONE CLASSIFICATIONS Telephones installed on F. E. Warren AFB are classified in accordance with Date:______Time received:______AFI 33-145. Time caller hung up:______A. CLASS “A”, telephones are authorized for the transaction of OFFICIAL GOVERN- Exact wording of threat:______MENT business and are permitted access to all the city trunks by dialing “99” and the seven digit number. Personal long distance calls will not be placed from Questions to ask for Bomb Threat: Class “A” telephones. Class “A” service has access to DSN by dialing “94” fol- 1. When is the bomb going to explode? lowed by the seven digit number. 2. Where is the bomb right now? B. Class “C”, telephones are restricted to official inter-base business, and have no access to city or DSN trunks however, incoming city, pre-paid long distance and 3. What does the bomb look like? DSN calls may be accepted. Only the first number of a rotary type number should 4. What kind of bomb is it? be listed and if you have a Class “A” and Class “C” telephone, only the class “C” 5. Why did you place the bomb? should be listed in the telephone directory. Sex of Caller:______Age:______GENERAL INFORMATION DAMAGE TO COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT Number at which received:______If equipment is tampered with, it will be removed from service immediately. Whoever will- Threat Language: fully or maliciously injures or destroys or attempts willfully or maliciously to injure or destroy ____Well spoken ____Foul ____Irrational any of the works, property or material of any radio, telegraph, telephone, cable, line, station, system or other means of communication, operated or controlled by the United States, or ____Tapped ____Incoherent used or intended to be used for the military or civil defense functions of the United States, Caller’s voice: whether constructed or in the process of construction or willfully or maliciously interferes in ____Calm ____Angry ____Excited ____Slow any way with the working or use of such line or system or willfully or maliciously obstructs, hinders, or delays the transmission of any communication over any such line, or system, ____Rapid ____Loud ____Laughter ____Crying shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years or both. (Title 18, ____Distinct ____Slurred ____Nasal ____Stutter U.S.C. 1362, Chapter 65). ____Lisp ____Raspy ____Clearing Throat ____Deep Breathing ____Cracking Voice PERSONAL TELEPHONE CALLS Personal calls from government telephones are not permitted except in cases of ____Disguised ____Accent ____Familiar emergency. Persons having a telephone on their desk are responsible for its proper ____Background Noise use. Supervisors are expected to cooperate in insuring strict compliance with this If the voice is familiar, whom did it sound like? instruction. Person Receiving Call:______Office Symbol:______CONFERENCE CALLS There are two types of conference systems available to F. E. Warren personnel. They Building Extension:______are as follows: If unable to notify security forces while the call was in progress, notify immediately after A. Meet-me-conference: Allows many conferees to participate in a conference by caller hangs up. Have someone standby outside the building to assist in search of the calling into a pre-authorized number 773-3033. To reserve a date and time, dial building upon arrival of Law Enforcement Personnel. Any person who has information or 0. You will call all conferees and advise them what number to dial and the time knows the identity of person(s) placing a bomb threat or threatening telephone calls can for the conference. If you are the first to dial into the conference you will hear a notify security forces at 773-3501 and remain anonymous. ring back dial tone, until other conferees dial in. MINIMIZE DIRECTORY PUBLICATIONS A. MINIMIZE is a condition imposed by commanders to control and reduce electri- A. The F. E. Warren Telephone Directory is published once a year. cal/voice communications during exercises or period of emergency. During these B. Submission of Information: The published directory itself can be current only periods all except vital traffic must be drastically reduced. MINIMIZE may be at the time of printing. Prompt submission of information by the subscriber is imposed on all telephone, Teletype, commercial service and data systems. A tele- essential. Delay of notification to the Telephone Supervisor will result in correc- phone MINIMIZE will affect such services as DSN, long distance, telephone data, tion arriving too late for inclusion in the new edition of the telephone directory. and administrative calls. All systems of services may be MINIMIZED as required Organizations and staff agencies are requested to appoint individuals to be re- by the imposing authority. sponsible for changes within their respective areas and to report the information B. Normally, the Base Communications Center will receive the initial notification and promptly to the Telephone Supervisor. Minor changes such as incorrect spelling will advise all base agencies through their administrative sections. Your unit’s ad- or telephone number changes should be reported by telephone to the Directory ministrative section will notify you when this condition exists. Responsibility for calls Clerk at 773-3216. If the revision is extensive, it may be reported to 90CS/SCOI placed during this condition rests with each unit’s Commander and TCO. by letter or E-Mail.

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HOW TO USE SPECIAL (c) Call forward is deactivated; this can be verified by having someone call TELEPHONE FEATURES you if you’re not sure. NOTE: Phones may not have these features. Single line phones refer to phones with only E. Ring Again: 1 or 2 line capability. To Activate: (a) Lift the handset from the cradle. Digital phones refer to phones that can have more than 2 lines and have windows next (b) Dial extension number, if line is busy to keys. (c) On single line phone, flash hook switch, get second dial tone, dial *78, A. Last Number Redial: (Will redial last successfully completed call) (if digital, press the RAG or Ring Again button) 1. Lift handset from cradle. (d) Replace the handset in the cradle. 2. Press # # NOTE: digital phones may continue to place or receive other calls while 3. Last number dialed will ring. waiting for the ring again to recall GENERAL INFORMATION B. Call Transfer: (e) Wait for ringing. 1. Advise the calling party that you are going to transfer the call. (f) Lift the handset from the cradle and line will ring to called number, (or 2. Press the link button on single line phones or transfer key on digital phones. (You will hear a second dial tone). on digital press the RAG button). 3. Dial the new extension. F. Voice Mail: 4. Wait for ring, press transfer again. 1. To check to see if you have a voice mail message, one of the following will 5. Replace the handset in cradle. occur: C. Three-Way Calling: (with the original caller still on the line) (a) On a single line phone you will receive a stuttered dial tone when the 1. Press the link key (single line) or the transfer key (digital) (You will hear a receiver is lifted or second dial tone) (b) On a digital phone you will have a MWT button, which will show an ar- 2. Dial the third party’s extension. row when you have a message. 3. When the Third party answers, press the transfer button again. 2. To retrieve your messages do one of the following: 4. All three parties are connected and can talk. (a) Dial 773-5980 on single line phones or D. Call Forward: (b) Press the MWT key on digital phone that will take you directly to voice 1. To Activate: mail. (a) On Single line and digital phones without Call Forward buttons: NOTE: all of the following instructions apply to both types of phones (1) Lift the handset from the cradle. (single line & digital). (2) Dial the call forward activation code: *72 (You will hear stuttered (c) When voice mail picks up follow instructions, if requested enter # and dial tone and then a steady dial tone). your 7 digit phone number then enter your password and # to access (3) Dial the 7-digit number you want your calls to forward to. (You will your messages. hear 2 short beeps). (d) Follow prompts to listen to messages (4) Replace the handset in the cradle. (e) After finished replace handset in cradle. (5) To verify the number to which calls are being forwarded, dial your own number from your own telephone. Your call should be for- IMPORTANT THINGS warded to that number. (b) On digital phones with Call Forward buttons: TO REMEMBER A. You will not receive a second dial tone after dialing “99” for off-base numbers (1) With receiver in the cradle (hung up) press the Call Forward (Call Fwd) button. or “94” for DSN numbers. (2) An arrow will began to flash in window next to button. B. You must dial all seven (7) digits. If the lines are busy, you will receive a busy (3) Dial the 7-digit number to which calls are to be forwarded. tone. (4) Press the Call forward (Call Fwd) button and the arrow will stay C. Any other questions on telephone features refer to your unit Telephone Control on steady. Officer (TCO). (5) To verify the number to which calls are being forwarded, dial your own number from your own telephone. Your call should be for- SECURE TELEPHONE warded to that number. EQUIPMENT (STE) The STE units on the base are listed in both the organizational and classified sec- 2. To Deactivate: (a) On Single line and digital phones without Call Forward buttons: tions of this directory. Contact the STE User Representative at 773-2275 for additional (1) Lift the handset from the cradle. information (2) Dial the call forward deactivation code: *73 (You will hear 2 short beeps). TELEFAX (3) Replace the handset in the cradle. FACSIMILE CALLS (b) On digital phones with Call Forward buttons: Facsimile (Fax) transmits and receives a precise copy of any document from one loca- (1) With receiver in the cradle (hung up) press the Call Forward (Call tion to another via telephone in a matter of minutes. TELEFax will not be used in lieu Fwd) button. of AUTODIN or US mail and all data transmitted will be unclassified. Fax terminals are (2) The arrow should disappear. identified in organizational and classified listings throughout this directory.

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NUMBERS AND PHONETIC ALPHABET TIME HACK The use of numbers and phonetic alphabet is of value in pronouncing isolated letters DSN 762-1401 and spelling out words normally difficult to understand over voice communications. The following number and phonetic equivalents are those authorized for combined, Joint TIME ZONES and Inter-Air Force use: Time Differences: Numbers Alaska -2 Philippines +15 Spain +9 1 wun 6 six England +8 Saudi Arabia +10 Turkey +9 2 too 7 Sev-en Germany +9 3 tree 8 Ait Greece +10 4 Fow-er 9 Nin-er Guam +17 5 fife 0 Ze-ro Hawaii -3 Phonetic Alphabet Iran +10 A Alpha H Hotel O Oscar V Victor Iraq +10 B Bravo I India P Papa W Whiskey Italy +9 C Charlie J Juliet Q Quebec X X-Ray D Delta K Kilo R Romeo Y Yankee Japan +16 E Echo L Lima S Sierra Z Zulu Korea +16 F Foxtrot M Mike T Tango Okinawa +16

GENERAL INFORMATION G Golf N November U Uniform Panama +2

DEFENSE SWITCHED NETWORK NUMBERS FREQUENTLY CALLED DSN NUMBERS Installation Phone Installation Phone A Brooks AFB...... 240-xxxx Accounting and Finance Center...... 926-xxxx San Antonio, TX...... 210-536-1110 Denver, CO...... 303-676-1110 Buckley AFB...... 847-9011 AF Academy...... 333-xxxx Information Line...... 847-9011 Operator Assistance (6a-6p M-F)...... 333-1110 Aurora, CO...... 720-847-9011 Colorado Springs, CO...... 719-333-1818 C Air Force Locator...... 665-2660 Camp Guernsey...... 344-7786 Operator Assistance...... 487-1110 After Hours...... 344-7796 Universal City, TX...... 210-652-2660 Guernsey, WY...... 307-836-7786

Altus AFB...... 866-xxxx Camp Pendleton...... 365-xxxx Information Line...... 866-1110 Operator Assistance...... 365-4111 Altua, OK...... 580-482-8100 Pendleton, CA...... 760-725-4111

Andrews AFB...... 858-xxxx Cannon AFB...... 681-xxxx Information Line...... 858-1110 Information Line...... 681-2765 Suitland...... 301-981-1110 Clovis, NM...... 505-784-2765

Army/AF Exchange SVS...... 967-1101 Cape Canaveral AFB...... 854-xxxx Ft. Worth, TX...... 214-312-2011 Information Line...... 854-1110 B Titusville, FL...... 321-853-1110 Barksdale AFB...... 781-xxxx Charleston AFB...... 673-xxxx Information Line...... 781-1110 Information Line...... 673-1110 Shreveport, LA...... 318-456-1110 Charleston, SC...... 843-963-1110

Beale AFB...... 368-xxxx Columbus AFB...... 742-xxxx Information Line...... 368-1110 Information Line...... 742-2666 Maryville, CA...... 530-634-3000 Columbus, MS...... 662-434-2666

Bolling AFB...... 227-xxxx Corpus Christi...... 861-xxxx Information Line...... 227-0101 Operator Assistance...... 861-2811 Washington, DC...... 703-545-6700 Corpus Christi, TX...... 361-961-2811

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Installation Phone Installation Phone D Ft. Meade...... 622-xxxx Davis Monthan...... 228-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 622-1110 Information Line...... 228-1110 Odenton, MD...... 301-677-6261 Tucson, AZ...... 520-228-3900 Ft. Riley...... 856-xxxx Dobbins ARB...... 625-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 856-4663 Operator Assistance...... 625-1110 Junction City, KS...... 785-239-3911 Marietta, GA...... 678-655-5000 Francis E. Warren AFB...... 481-xxxx Dover AFB...... 445-xxxx Information line...... 481-1110 Operator Assistance...... 445-3000 Cheyenne, WY...... 307-773-1110 Dover, DE...... 302-677-3000 G General Billy Mitchell ARS...... 741-5000 DSN NUMBERS Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX...... 461-xxxx Milwaukee, WI...... 414-482-5000 Information Line...... 461-3113 Abilene, TX...... 325-696-0212 Goodfellow AFB...... 477-xxxx E Operator Assistance...... 477-1110 Edwards AFB...... 527-xxxx San Angelo, TX...... 325-654-1110 Operator Assistance...... 527-1110 Grand Forks AFB...... 362-xxxx Edwards, CA...... 661-277-1110 Operator Assistance...... 362-1110 Emerade, ND...... 701-747-3000 Eglin AFB...... 872-xxxx Information Line...... 872-1110 Grissom ARB...... 388-xxxx Valparaiso, FL...... 850-872-1110 Information Line...... 388-1110 Peru, IN...... 765-688-5211 Ellsworth AFB...... 675-xxxx Information Line...... 675-1110 Gunter AFB/(Maxwell)...... 596-xxxx Rapid City, SD...... 605-385-1110 Operator Assistance...... 596-1110 F Montgomery, AL...... 334-416-1110 Fairchild AFB...... 657-xxxx H Information Line...... 657-1212 Hancock Field...... 243-xxxx Spokane, WA...... 509-247-1212 Syracuse, NY...... 315-233-2100

Ft. Belvoir...... 227-0101 Hanscom Field...... 478-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 227-0101 Operator Assistance...... 478-5980 Alexandria, VA...... 703-545-6700 Bedford, MA...... 781-377-4441

Ft. Bliss...... 978-xxxx Hill AFB...... 777-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 978-0831 Information Line...... 777-1110 El Paso, TX...... 915-568-2121 Ogden, UT...... 801-777-1110

Ft. Bragg...... 236-xxxx Holloman AFB...... 572-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 236-0011 Information Line...... 572-5406 Fayetteville, NC...... 910-396-0011 Alamogordo, MN...... 505-572-5406

Ft. Carson...... 691-xxxx Homestead ARB ...... 791-7000 Information Line...... 691-5811 Marathon, Florida...... 305-224-7000 Colorado Springs, CO...... 719-526-5811 Hurlburt Field...... 579-1110 Ft. Hamilton...... 232-xxxx Marathon, Florida...... 850-884-1110 Operator Assistance...... 232-4101 Brooklyn, NY...... 718-630-4101 K Keesler AFB...... 597-xxxx Ft. Knox...... 464-xxxx Information Line...... 597-1110 Operator Assistance...... 464-1000 Biloxi, MS...... 228-377-1110 Ft. Knox, KY...... 502-624-1000 Kelly AFB/(Lackland)...... 945-xxxx Ft. Leavenworth...... 552-xxxx Information line...... 945-1110 Operator Assistance...... 552-1101 Leavenworth, KS...... 913-684-1101 San Antonio, TX...... 210-925-1110

Ft. Leonard Wood...... 581-xxxx Kirtland AFB...... 246-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 581-0131 Information Line...... 246-0011 Waynesville, MO...... 573-596-0131 Albuquerque, MN...... 505-846-0011

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Installation Phone Installation Phone L Moody AFB...... 460-xxxx Lackland AFB...... 473-xxxx Information Line...... 460-1110 Information Line...... 473-1110 Valdosta, GA...... 229-257-1110 San Antonio TX...... 210-671-1110 Mountain Home AFB...... 728-xxxx Lajes Field...... 535-xxxx Information Line...... 728-1110 Operator Assistance...... 535-1110 Mountain Home, ID...... 208-828-1110 Lajes Field, Azores...... 011-351-295571110 Massachusetts Military Reservation...... 557-xxxx Langley AFB...... 574-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 557-4401 Information Line...... 574-1110 Falmouth, MA...... 508-968-4401 Hampton, VA...... 757-764-9990 N Laughlin AFB...... 732-xxxx Navy Academy...... 281-xxxx Information Line...... 732-1110 Operator Assistance...... 281-1000 Del Rio, TX...... 830-298-3511 Annapolis, MD...... 410-293-1000 Little Rock AFB...... 731-xxxx Nellis AFB...... 682-xxxx DSN NUMBERS Information Line...... 731-1110 Little Rock, AR...... 501-987-1110 Information Line...... 682-1110 Las Vegas, NV...... 702-652-1110 Los Angeles AFB...... 633-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 633-1110 NORAD/(Scriever)...... 268-1110 Los Angeles, CA...... 310-653 -1110 Colorado Springs, CO...... 719-474-1110 Luke AFB...... 896-xxxx O Information Line...... 896-1110 Offutt AFB...... 271-xxxx Glendale, AZ...... 623-856-1110 Information Line...... 271-1110 Omaha, NE...... 402-294-1110 M MacDill...... 968-xxxx Onizuka, AS...... 561-xxxx Information Line...... 968-1110 Operator Assistance...... 561-3000 Tampa, FL...... 813-828-1110 San Jose, CA...... 408-752-3000 Malmstrom AFB...... 632-xxxx P Information Line...... 632-1110 Patrick AFB...... 854-xxxx Great Falls, MT...... 406-731-1110 Information Line...... 854-1110 Cocoa Beach, FL...... 321-494-1110 March ARB...... 447-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 447-1110 Pensacola NAS...... 922-xxxx Riverside, CA...... 951-655-1110 Operator Assistance...... 922-0111 Pensacola, FL...... 850-452-0111 Maxwell AFB...... 493-xxxx Information Line...... 493-1110 Pentagon...... 227-xxxx Montgomery, AL...... 334-953-1110 Operator Assistance...... 227-0101 OFF NET...... 227-1201 McConnell AFB...... 743-xxxx Washington DC...... 703-545-6700 Operator Assistance...... 743-6100 Peterson AFB...... 834-xxxx Wichita, KS...... 316-652-6100 Operator Assistance (9-5, M-F)...... 834-7011 McCord AFB...... 382-xxxx Colorado Springs, CO...... 719-556-7011 Information Line...... 382-1910 Pope AFB...... 424-xxxx Tacoma, WA...... 253-982-1910 Fayetteville, NC...... 910-394-1110 McGuire AFB...... 650-xxxx Pueblo Army Depot...... 749-xxxx Information Line...... 650-1100 Operator Assistance...... 749-4101 Trenton, NJ...... 609-754-1100 Pueblo, CO...... 719-549-4111 Minneapolis-St. Paul...... 783-xxxx R Operator Assistance...... 7831110 Randolph AFB...... 487-xxxx Minneapolis, MN...... 612-713-1000 Information Line...... 487-1110 Universal City, TX...... 210-652-1110 Minot AFB...... 453-xxxx Information Line...... 453-1110 Rickenbacker ANGB...... 950-xxxx Minot, ND...... 701-723-1110 Columbus, OH...... 614-492-8211

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Installation Phone Installation Phone Robins AFB...... 468-xxxx Vandenberg AFB...... 276-xxxx Information Line...... 468-1110 Information Line...... 276-1110 Warner Robins, GA...... 478-926-1110 Lompoc, CA...... 805-606-1110 S W Schriever AFB...... 560-xxxx Washington Switch...... 227-1201 Information Line...... 560-1110 Washington, DC...... 703-697-1201 Colorado Springs, CO...... 719-567-1110 Walter Reed Army Hosp...... 662-3501 Scott AFB...... 576-xxxx Washington, DC...... 202-782-3501 Information Line...... 576-1110 Belleville, IL...... 618-256-1110 West Point Academy...... 688-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 688-4011 COUNTRY CODES Seymour Johnson...... 722-xxxx Information Line...... 722-1110 Highland Falls, NY...... 845-938-4011 Goldsboro, NC...... 919-722-1110 Whiteman AFB...... 975-xxxx Shaw AFB...... 965-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 975-1110 Information Line...... 965-1110 Knob Noster, MO...... 660-687-1110 Sumter, SC...... 803-895-1110 White Sands Missile Range...... 258-xxxx Sheppard AFB...... 736-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 258-2211 Information Line...... 736-1110 White Sands, NM...... 505-678-2121 Wichita Falls, TX...... 940-676-1110 T Wilford Hall Med Ctr...... 554-xxxx Tinker AFB...... 884-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 554-7100 Information Line...... 884-1110 San Antonio, TX...... 210-292-7100 Oklahoma City, OK...... 405-732-7321 Wright-Patterson AFB...... 787-xxxx Travis AFB...... 837-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 787-1110 Information Line...... 837-1110 Dayton, OH...... 937-257-1110 Fairfield, CA...... 707-424-1110 Wyoming Adj. Gen...... 388-xxxx Tyndall AFB...... 523-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 388-6201 Information Line...... 523-1110 Cheyenne, WY...... 307-772-6201 Panama City, FL...... 850-283-1110 V Wyoming ANG...... 388-xxxx Vance AFB...... 448-xxxx Operator Assistance...... 388-6110 Enid, OK...... 580-213-2121 Cheyenne, WY...... 307-772-6110

COUNTRY CODES Country Country Code Country Country Code CANADA 94-319-xxx-xxxx...... 319 RAF Mildenhall, UK...... 238-1110 Alberta, CN...... 620-6110 Ramstein AB, GE...... 480-1110 Goose Bay, CN...... 622-1110 Spangdahlem AB, GE...... 452-1110 Nova Scotia, CN...... 622-1240 Wiesbaden AS, GE...... 338-1110 Ottawa, CN...... 842-4581 PACIFIC...... 315 ALASKA 94-317-xxx-xxxx...... 317 Anderson AFB, GU...... 366-1110 Clear AFS, AK...... 585-6110 Diego Garcia, IO...... 370-0111 Eareckson AFB, AK...... 552-1110 Hickam AFB, HI...... 449-7110 Eielson AFB, AK...... 377-1110 Kadena AB, JA...... 630-1110 Elmendorf AFB, AK...... 552-1110 Korea Switch, KS...... 723-1110 EUROPE...... 314 Kunsan AB, KS...... 782-1110 Aviano AB, IT...... 632-1110 Osan AB, KS...... 784-4110 Bitburg AB, GE...... 452-1110 Incirlik AB, TU...... 676-1110 SOUTHWEST ASIA...... 318 RAF Alconbury UK...... 268-1110 Al Dhafra, SA...... 434-1110 RAF Fairford, UK...... 247-1110 Bahrain, BA...... 439-1110 RAF Lakenheath, UK...... 226-1110 Thumrait, Oman...... 468-1110

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20TH AIR FORCE DIRECTORY 6610 Headquarters Drive, Bldg. 65 F.E. Warren AFB, WY 82005-3943 Tel: DSN 481-5218, COMM: 307-773-5218 Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/Location Symbol Ext. COMMAND SECTION INTELLIGENCE DIVISION Suite 1 Fax...... 5354 Fax...... CC...... 5215 Chief, Intelligence Division...... A2...... 5179 Special Security Officer...... SSO...... 5336 Commander...... CC...... 5200 (CC/CV) Secretary...... CCS...... 5218 OPERATIONS DIVISION Vice Commander...... CV...... 5210 Suite 2 Command Chief Master Sergeant...... CCC...... 5320 Fax...... 5354 Chief, Operations Division...... A3...... 5220 Executive Assistant to Command Chief...... CCCE...... 5355 Deputy, Operations Division...... A3D...... 5288 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 5202 Secretary...... A3E...... 5209 Protocol...... CCP...... 5432 Aide-de-Camp...... CCA...... 5324 HELICOPTER OPERATIONS Enlisted Aide...... CCAE...... 5004 Chief, Helicopter Operations...... A3H...... 5444 Deputy Chief of Tactics...... A3HW...... 3741 Commander’s Action Group...... CVX...... 5062 Aircrew Tactics...... A3HW...... 5378 Resource Advisor...... CVX...... 5358 Chief of Standards and Evaluations...... A3HW...... 5578 Financial Manager...... 5358 Chief of Training...... A3HV...... 5677 Public Affairs...... 5323 NCOIC, Career Enlisted Aviator Management...... A3HF...... 4779 Historian...... 5406 MISSILE OPERATIONS First Sergeant...... 7662 Fax...... A3N...... 5354 Chief, Missile Operations...... A3N...... 5241 STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE Standards and Evaluations...... A3NV...... 5362 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS ORGANIZATIONAL Suite 1 Chief, Standards, Evaluations & Training...... A3NV...... 5241 Fax...... 4526 Standardization Policy...... A3NV...... 5346 Judge Advocate...... JA...... 5300 Technical Order Programs and Policy...... A3NV...... 5346 Deputy Staff Judge Advocate...... JAJ...... 5305 Future Operations Plans...... A3NV...... 5342 Standards, Evaluations, and Policy...... A3NV...... 5344 Attorney Advisor, Military Justice...... JAM...... 5351 Training Programs...... ICE...... 3826 Chief, Military Law...... JAC...... 5302 MAF Superintendent...... A3NV...... 5138 NCOIC, Military Justice...... JAM...... 5304 EWO (Secure Fax)...... A3NK...... 5229 Fax...... A3NK...... 5497 SAFETY & NUCLEAR SURETY DIVISION Chief, EWO Plans and Procedures...... A3NK...... 5262 Suite 4 Operations, Plans and Communications Targeting...... A3NK...... 5264 Fax...... 5363 Tactics and Operations...... A3NK...... 5229 Chief, Safety and Nuclear Surety Division...... SE...... 5451 Combat Crew Procedures...... A3NK...... 5262 Safety & Assessment CODES Flight...... SEF...... 5248 Fax...... 5354 Weapons...... SEW...... 5243 Fax (secure)...... 5212 Ground...... SEG...... 5178 Chief, ICBM Control...... A3NB...... 5236 SUPT...... A3NB...... 5374 ICBM CENTER OF EXCELLENCE, ICE...... 620 MOF Fax...... ICE...... 5188 LOGISTICS DIVISION Suite 3 Commandant...... ICE...... 3826 Fax...... 5363 Superintendent...... ICE...... 3892 Chief of Logistics...... A4...... 5410 Manager of Maintenance Training...... ICE...... 5408 Deputy Chief of Logistics...... A4D...... 5276 Manager of Security Forces Training...... ICE...... 5401 Secretary...... A4E...... 5388 TEAMS/Time Piece/EPRP Issues...... ICE...... 3826 Technical Advisor...... A4A...... 5414 MANPOWER, PERSONNEL AND SERVICES MISSILE MAINTENANCE Chief, Manpower, Personnel and Services...... A1...... 5205 Mechanical/Munitions NCOIC, Personnel Programs...... A1P...... 5219 Superintendent, Mechanics and Munitions...... A4MM...... 5392

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Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Missile Maintenance Technicians (MMT)...... A4MM...... 5462/5460 Technical Order Programs and Policy...... A4RT...... 5480/5482 Missile Handling Technicians (MHT)...... A4MM...... 5470 Transportation...... A4RL...... 5367 Missile Weapons...... A4MW...... 5464/5471 COMMUNICATIONS Facilities Flight Fax...... 5419 Superintendent, Facilities Flight...... A4IF...... 5454 Air Force Satellite Communications/ Facilities Maintenance Team (FMT)...... A4IF...... 5454 Missile Radio (AFSATCOM)...... A4IC...... 5406 Power, Refrigeration, and Electronics (PREL)...... A4IF...... 5456 Strategic Automated Command Electrical Flight Control System (STRATCOM)...... A4IC...... 5402 Superintendent, Electrical Flight...... A4IE...... 5398 SECURITY FORCES Electrical Maintenance Team (EMT)...... A4IE...... 5421 Director Security Forces...... A7...... 5310 ICBM READINESS Deputy Director, Security Forces...... A7S...... 4307 Fax...... 5419 Superintendent, Security Forces...... 5379

582D HELICOPTER GROUP

7005 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 218)

Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/Location Symbol Ext. ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS 582D HELICOPTER GROUP...... 582 HG Plans and Programs...... DOX...... 4283/4924 7005 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 218) Safety...... SE...... 5894/5895 Commander...... CC...... 1873 Scheduling...... DOS...... 4984 Deputy Commander...... CD...... 1824 Squadron Aviation Resource Management...... SARM...... 5612 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 1817 Standardization and Evaluations...... CCV...... 4130/4778 Secretary...... CCS...... 1817 Tactics...... DOK...... 4926/ Chief Enlisted Manager...... CEM...... 6803 4207/4264/4925 Financial Manager...... FM...... 6801 Training ...... DOT...... 5955/1938 Inspector General...... IG...... 5519 582D OPERATIONS Maintenance Superintendent...... MXO...... 1825 Standardization and Evaluations...... OGV...... 3389 SUPPORT SQUADRON...... 582 OSS 7005 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 218) 37TH HELICOPTER SQUADRON...... 37 HS Commander...... CC...... 1860 7505 Saber Road (Bldg. 1250)...... 2686 Director of Operations...... DO...... 1808 Commander...... CC...... 5891 Executive Officer...... CCS...... 1858 Director of Operations...... DO...... 2001 Commander’s Support Staff...... CSS...... 4217/3935 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 5892 Current Operations...... OSO...... 5675 Superintendent...... SUP...... 4138 Plans and Programs...... OSX...... 3099 Fax...... 2719/3853 Resource Advisor...... RA...... 1813 Operations Desk...... Ops Desk...... 2001 Survival, Escape, Resistance and Evasion...... SERE...... 3762 Aircrew Flight Equipment...... AFE...... 5162/1997/5158 Training...... OST...... 1828/3934 Current Operations...... DOO...... 4151/5954 Weapons and Tactics...... OSK...... 2265

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90TH MISSILE WING 5305 Randall Ave., Bldg. 250 F.E. Warren AFB, WY 82005-3943 Tel: DSN 481-(XXXX), COMM: 307-773-(XXXX) Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Commander...... CC...... 2006 Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) Secretary...... CC...... 2005 5805 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 242) STE...... CC...... 2505 Main Office...... CVS...... 3482/3483 Vice Commander...... CV...... 3390 24-hour hotline...... CVS...... 7272 Executive to the Commander...... CCE...... 4400 COMMAND CONTROL OPERATIONS Wing Command Section...... CCEA...... 3052 5305 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 250) Command Chief...... CCC...... 3975 Command Control Division...... CP...... 3921 Command Chief Assistant...... CCCA...... 2890 STE...... CP...... 2994 Fraud, Waste & Abuse Hotline...... IG...... 3214 Unclassified Fax...... CP...... 2557 Treaty Compliance Office...... CCT...... 2615/2664 Chief...... CP...... 2936 Protocol...... CCP...... 2137/3520 Superintendent...... CP...... 2884 Battle Staff Support Element...... CC...... 2503 NCOIC, C2 Ops...... CP...... 4796 Exercise Evaluation Team...... XP...... 2135 Readiness Reporting...... CP...... 2730/2725 Wing Plans Office...... XP...... 2135 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/CC...... CP...... 5018 Community Support Coordinator...... CVB...... 4552 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/CV...... CP...... 5019 Violence Prevention Integrator (250)...... CVS...... 4736 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MDG/CC...... CP...... 5024/5025 Wing Antiterrorism (37)...... AT...... 3035/3034/ Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MSG/CC...... CP...... 5020/5021 ...... 3032/3031 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MXG/CC...... CP...... 5016/5017 Wing Command Post...... CP...... 3921/3922/ Commander’s Senior Staff 90 OG/CC...... CP...... 5014/5015 ...... 3923/2020 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 SFG/CC...... CP...... 5012/5013 Wing Inspector General...... IG...... 4800 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/CP...... CP...... 5144 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/JAG...... CP...... 5026/5027 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS ORGANIZATIONAL WING INFORMATION PROTECTION Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/PA...... CP...... 6071 6307 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 232) Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/XP...... CP...... 5011 Chief, Information Protection...... IP...... 4611 Commander’s Senior Staff STE...... CP...... 2055 Personnel Security...... IPP...... 2258 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MDG/ Support Element Staff...... CP...... 5114/5118 Industrial/Information Security...... IPI...... 3781 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MSG/SES...... CP...... 5030/5031 WING PERSONNEL RELIABILITY PROGRAM (PRP) Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MXG...... CP...... 5123/5129 7100 Saber Road (Bldg. 1284) Commander’s Senior Staff 90 OG...... CP...... 5119/5151 PRP...... FSMPD...... 3490/ Commander’s Senior Staff 90 SFS/SES...... CP...... 5133/5141 Commander’s Senior Staff SES STE...... CP...... 5051 ...... 2791/3760 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/CC...... CP...... 5018 MUSEUM – WARREN ICBM & HERITAGE MUSEUM Commander’s Senior Staff OSI...... CP...... 5147 401 Champaign Drive (Bldg. 31) PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION...... PA...... 3381 Main Office...... MU...... 2980 5305 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 250) HISTORIAN Chief...... PA...... 3383 Superintendent/Admin...... PA...... 1929 401 Champaign Drive (Bldg. 31) Admin/NCOIC...... PA...... 3400 Historian Main Office...... HO...... 6062 Community Relations/Media...... PA...... 3362 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (EO) Internal Information...... PA...... 1922 Multimedia...... PA...... 2886 5805 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 242) After-Duty Hours...... CP...... 3921 Main Office...... EO...... 6060 Rumor Control/Straight Talk...... PA...... 2222 Director...... EO...... 6060 NCOIC, EO...... EO...... 2741 WING SAFETY Fax...... EO...... 4437 5305 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 250) Chief...... SE...... 3684 CHAPLAIN Occupational...... SEG...... 1842/3439 7307 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 212) Traffic Safety...... SEG...... 2430 Chapel Main Office...... HC...... 3434 Driver’s Training Facility (4341)...... SEG...... 4669 Chaplain, Off-Duty Hours (Command Post)...... 3921 Skid/GRT/Motorcycle...... SEG...... 2430 Fax...... HC...... 2821 Weapons...... SEW...... 2252/2712

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Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Flight (Aircraft)...... SEF...... 3875 Flight/Site B, Bushnell, NE Fax...... SE...... 2079 LCC...... DOO...... 3476 Facility Manager...... DOO...... 7312 STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE Lounge...... DOO...... 2726 6307 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 232 Room 215) Security Controller...... SFO...... 2086 Civil Law...... JA...... 2256 Legal Assistance...... JAV...... 2256 Flight/Site C, Gering, NE Military Justice...... JAM...... 2256 LCC...... DOO...... 2228 On-Call JAG (L.E. Desk)...... LE...... 3501 Facility Manager...... DOO...... 7317 Lounge...... DOO...... 2484 Environmental Restoration Management Security Controller...... SFO...... 2845 6405 15th Cavalry Ave. Chief...... EM...... 3468​ Flight/Site D, Kimball, NE LCC...... DOO...... 2496 ​90TH COMPTROLLER SQUADRON...... 90 CPTS Facility Manager...... DOO...... 7328 7100 Saber Road (1284)...... 2670 Lounge...... DOO...... 3108 Commander...... CC...... 3541 Security Controller...... DOO...... 3255 Secretary...... CCS...... 3541 Flight/Site E, Pine Bluffs, WY Superintendent...... CCS...... 3989 LCC...... DOO...... 2236 Financial Analyst (NAF)...... FMN...... 2773 Facility Manager...... DOO...... 7333

Financial Analysis Flight...... FMA...... 2225 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS Lounge...... DOO...... 2896 Financial Management Flight...... FMF...... 1851 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2637 Customer Service...... FMF...... 1851 Civilian Pay...... FMF...... 6659 320TH MISSILE SQUADRON...... 320 MS Fax...... FMA...... 4834 7500 Frontier Road, Suite 120 (Bldg. 1292) 90TH OPERATIONS GROUP Commander...... CC...... 2513 Operations Officer...... DO...... 4949 7500 Frontier Road Assistant Operations Officer...... ADO...... 5504 Group Commander...... CC...... 3071/2818 Flight Commanders...... DOO...... 4945 Deputy Commander...... CD...... 3071/2818 Personnel Reliability Program...... PRP...... 4426 Group Chief...... CCC...... 4037 Facility Manager Superintendent...... DOO...... 4424 Secretary...... CCS...... 2261 Facility Manager NCOIC...... DOO...... 4485 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 2260 Commander’s Support Staff...... CSS...... 4542/4426 Information Management...... CCEA...... 4118 Computer Support...... OSC...... 3604 Flight/Site F, Dix, NE Missile Facility...... FM...... 4210 Capsule...... DOO...... 2798 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4599 Site Manager...... DOO...... 7341 Lounge...... DOO...... 2398 STANDARDIZATION AND EVALUATION DIVISION Security Controller...... SFO...... 3655 Chief...... OGV...... 3151 Assistant Chief...... AOGV...... 3352 Flight/Site G, Sidney, NE Operations...... OGVOO...... 3412 Capsule...... DOO...... 3776 Procedures...... OGVOP...... 3413 Site Manager...... DOO...... 7349 Facility Manager Evaluations...... OGVF...... 4947 Lounge...... DOO...... 3898 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2147 319TH MISSILE SQUADRON...... 319 MS Flight/Site H, Gurley, NE 7500 Frontier Road, Suite 114 (Bldg. 1292) Capsule...... DOO...... 3598 Commander...... CC...... 3643 Site Manager...... DOO...... 7357 Operations Officer...... DO...... 5319 Lounge...... DOO...... 3936 Assistant Operations Officer...... ADO...... 4942/4430 Security Controller...... SFO...... 3219 Personnel Reliability Program...... PRP...... 2554 Flight Commanders...... DOO...... 2280 Flight/Site I, Sidney, NE Superintendent...... DOO...... 4423 Capsule...... DOO...... 2447 Facility Manager NCOIC...... DOO...... 3721 Site Manager...... DOO...... 7365 Commander Support Staff...... CSS...... 3310 Lounge...... DOO...... 2434 Unit Program Coordinator...... UPC...... 3310 Security Controller...... SFO...... 3236 Flight/Site A, Lindbergh, WY Flight/Site J, Peetz, CO LCC...... DOO...... 2627 Capsule...... DOO...... 3796 Facility Manager...... DOO...... 7305 Site Manager...... DOO...... 7372 Lounge...... DOO...... 2634 Lounge...... DOO...... 2788 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2656 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2727

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Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. 321ST MISSILE SQUADRON...... 321 MS Secretary...... CCS...... 3846 7500 Frontier Road (Bldg. 1292) Chief Enlisted Manager...... SFM...... 3429 Commander...... CC...... 4547 Resource Advisor...... RA...... 5170 Operations Officer...... DO...... 4976 Security Forces Evaluations...... SFMQ...... 4010 Assistant Operations Officer...... ADD...... 4548/4538 Plans & Programs...... SFOX...... 6068 Flight Commanders...... DOO...... 4962 Knowledge Operations...... KOM...... 2990 FM NCOIC...... DOO...... 5090 Superintendent...... DOO...... 5090 90TH MISSILE SECURITY Personnel Reliability Program...... PRP...... 3755 FORCES SQUADRON...... 90 MSFS 7100 Garrison Loop, Suite 212 (Bldg. 34) Flight/Site K, Dix, NE Commander...... CC...... 4116 Capsule...... DOO...... 3395 Chief Enlisted Manager...... SFM...... 4956 FM/Chef/Lounge...... DOO...... 2126 Ops Officer...... SFO...... 4144 Security Controller...... SFO...... 3748 Operations Superintendent...... SFOS...... 5479 Flight/Site L, Kimball, NE Manager...... SFM...... 4956 Capsule...... DOO...... 2395 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4569 FM/Chef/Lounge...... DOO...... 3486 Personnel Reliability Program...... PRP...... 4484 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2106 Fax...... CCEA...... 3883 Commander Support Staff...... CCEA...... 4116/4531/3202 Flight/Site M, Sterling, CO FLT Support...... SFOS...... 3881/6011 Capsule...... DOO...... 3859 Operations Fax...... SFOS...... 2613 FM/Chef/Lounge...... DOO...... 2914 WSS...... SFOS...... 6011 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2300 Training Section...... SFOT...... 2605 Flight/Site N, New Raymer, CO Supply Section...... SFOR...... 4192 Capsule...... DOO...... 3946 Dorm Manager...... 3014 FM/Chef/Lounge...... DOO...... 2714 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2379 790TH MISSILE SECURITY FORCES SQUADRON...... 790 MSFS Flight/Site O, Grover, CO 7100 Garrison Loop, Suite 200 (34) Capsule...... DOO...... 2834 Commander...... CC...... 4986 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS ORGANIZATIONAL FM/Chef/Lounge...... DOO...... 2066 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4983 Security Controller...... SFO...... 2244 Fax...... 5000 90TH OPERATIONS SUPPORT SQD...... 90 OSS Computer Support...... CCA...... 2341 7500 Frontier Road PRP Monitor...... PRP...... 3685 Commander...... CC...... 3988 EPR/OPR Monitor...... CSS...... 3305 Director of Operations...... DO...... 4980 Security Forces Superintendent...... SFM...... 2569 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4599 Dorm Manager (248)...... CCFD...... 2843 Air Field Manager...... OSAA...... 3999 Operations Superintendent...... SFO...... 5609 Weapons and Tactics...... OSK...... 3902 Staff NCO...... SFO...... 3640 Chief of Training...... OSK...... 3902 CS OIC...... SFOC...... 4960 Assistant OSK...... AOSO...... 3902 Superintendent, CS...... SFOC...... 3640 Training (Courseware, Scripts, EAP)...... OSKT...... 3902 CS flights-1, .2...... SFOC...... 2409 Scheduling...... OSXS...... 3719/3134 CS flights-3, .4...... SFOC...... 2467 Missile Procedures Trainers...... OSOM...... 3134 Dispatch Control...... SFOCD...... 2136/2223 Weapons and Tactics Flight...... OSK...... 3902 CRF NCOIC...... 4235 Chief...... OSX...... 2528 CRF Flight...... 2141 Plans and Scheduling...... OSX...... 3348 Chief...... OSB...... 2929 890TH MISSILE SECURITY ICBM Codes...... OSB...... 2929 FORCES SQUADRON...... 890 MSFS Chief of Codes...... OSB...... 2929 7100 Garrison Loop, Suite 112 (Bldg. 34) MAF Supply...... OSMS...... 2927 Commander...... CC...... 4067 SF Manager...... SFM...... 3328 WEATHER...... OSW First Sergeant...... CCF...... 3979 Weather Flight Commander...... OSW...... 2488 PRP Monitor...... CCP...... 2990 Weather, Chief...... OSW...... 5153 Commanding Support Staff...... SFTT...... 3016 Weather Operations Desk...... OSW...... 2488 Scheduling...... SFTT...... 3016/2221 Facility Manager Training...... OSMT...... 2488 90TH SECURITY FORCES SQUADRON...... 90 SFS 90TH SECURITY FORCES GROUP...... 90 SFG 7100 Garrison Loop, Suite 150 (Bldg. 34) 7100 Garrison Loop, Suite 123 (Bldg. 34) Commander...... CC...... 4142 Commander...... CC...... 3846 Security Forces Manager...... SFM...... 4199 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 6143 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 3231

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Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Commander Support Staff...... CSS...... 4469 90TH TACTICAL PRP Monitor...... CCP...... 4586 RESPONSE FORCE (TRF)...... 90 TRF Secretary...... CCS...... 4142 Commander...... OIC...... 4235 Evaluations/Decorations...... CSS...... 4585 Superintendent...... NCOIC...... 4235 LE Desk Sergeant...... LED...... 3501 Training NCOIC...... SFT...... 6657 Fax, LE Desk...... 2462 Operations Desk...... TOC...... 6600 Security Forces Investigations...... SFI...... 2215 EMERGENCY...... SFOL...... 911 90TH GROUND COMBAT TRAINING SQUADRON (GCTS)...... 773-7629 ...... S30 SECURITY FORCES OPERATIONS Commander...... 7641 Operations Officer...... S3...... 4143 SFM...... 7628 Assistant Operations Officer...... S3...... 3501 Deputy Director...... 7629 Operations Superintendent...... S3O...... 5856 Operations Officer...... 7633 WSS Superintendent...... S3O...... 2474 Operations Superintendent...... 3839 ESS...... S3OW...... 2472 Commander’s Support Staff...... 7621 RTES...... S2OW...... 3886 Standards and Evaluations...... 2824 Physical Security (WSA)...... S3OW...... 3894 CATM Office...... 7638 Training and Resources...... S3OW...... 4795 Safety NCO...... 3422 Unit Scheduler...... S3OT...... 4917 Unit Training Manager...... S3TM...... 4142 90TH MAINTENANCE GROUP...... 90 MXG Confinement (Bldg. 34)...... S3C...... 1931 5305 Randall Ave. ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS Kennel Master...... S3OK...... 2607 Commander...... CC...... 2260 Military Working Dog Section (949)...... S3OK...... 2607 Deputy Commander...... CD...... 2261 Visitor Control Center...... VCC...... 3694 Superintendent...... CCC...... 3789 Gate 1, (425)...... S3O...... 3682 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 2260 Gate 2, (525)...... S3O...... 2307 KO Supt...... CCIS...... 6158 Gate 5, (4425)...... S3O...... 4497 Secretary...... CCS...... 2261 Flight Commander/Flight Chief...... S3OA/B/C/D...... 5347 Resource Advisor...... RA...... 5172 SF Battle Staff...... 4606 PRP/Personnel Security (Bldg. 1235)...... PRP...... 4880 WSA ECP/Entry Controller...... S3O...... 3059 Unit Deployment Manager...... UDM...... 3268 CSC/RDA...... S3O...... 3065 Fax...... 4692 WSA Area Supervisor...... S3O...... 2190 Helicopter Maintenance Flight – Bldg. 1250 Security Forces Admin Flight...... S5 7505 Saber Road Chief SF Admin Flight...... S5...... 3297 Helicopter Maintenance Flight ...... MXH...... 5893/5896 Installation Security...... S5I...... 4082 Helicopter Job Control...... MXH...... 3280 Police Services...... S5L...... 4556 DOSS...... MXH...... 1997 Pass and Registration (290)...... S5P...... 3110/3144/1853 Maint Supply Liaison...... MXH...... 5163 Fax...... S5P...... 3453 Maint Quality Control...... MXH...... 5162 Reports & Analysis (Bldg. 34)...... S5R...... 3957 Fax...... 2378 Physical Security (Base)...... S5S...... 2471 Resource Protection...... S5T...... 3931 90TH MAINTENANCE GROUP - QUALITY ASSURANCE SFMIS...... S5F...... 3957 5205 Camp Carlin Drive Plans and Programs...... S5X...... 6068 Chief...... MXQ...... 3524 Superintendent...... MXQ...... 3949 90TH MISSILE SECURITY Quality Assurance...... MXQ...... 4312 OPERATIONS SQUADRON...... 90 MSOS Inspections...... MXQ...... 4312 7505 Saber Road (Bldg. 1250) Commander...... OIC...... 4235 90TH MISSILE Superintendent...... NCOIC...... 4235 MAINTENANCE SQUADRON...... 90 MMXS Training NCOIC...... SFT...... 6657 1235 Commissary Road...... 2670 Operations Desk...... TOC...... 6600 Commander (1235)...... CC...... 3713 Supply...... SFTE...... 4671 Secretary...... CCS...... 3121 Vehicles...... SFTV...... 2420 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 2567 Training...... SFTT...... 3054/4157 Dorm Manager (220) (222) (223) (224)...... 90CES/CEHF...... 3190 Armory...... SFTA...... 3312 MXG/Unit Control Center...... 4006/4007/3183 Combat Arms...... SFTC...... 4584 Safety...... SE...... 2369 Mobility...... SFTN...... 2970 Unit Program Coordinator...... 2537 KCCC...... SFK...... 3054 Command Support Staff...... 3121 Missile Security Control...... SFL...... 2049 Maintenance Operations Officer...... 1937 UTM Training...... SFTT...... 2440 Maintenance Advisor...... 1933 After Hours, Missile Security Control...... SFL...... 2701 Production Element...... 2293

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Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Generations Flight Team Training (485)...... MXOTT...... 2382/2393 Flight Commander/Superintendent...... MXSG...... 6022/4883 EMT Training (485)...... MXOTTE...... 3814 Missile Handling Section/MHT...... MXSGH...... 2669 FMT/PMT Training (485)...... MXOTTF...... 2495 Electro-Mechanical Section/EMT...... MXSGE...... 4565 MMT Training (485)...... MXOTTM...... 5492 Support Element...... MXSGE...... 2774 Trainer Maintenance (485)...... MXOTT...... 2717 Missile Maintenance Section/MMT...... MXSGM...... 3177 Trainer Launch Facility U-1 (480)...... MXOTT...... 3770 Trainer Launch Facility U-2 (486)...... MXOTT...... 2099 Facilities Flight Special Purpose Vehicle Operator Training (485)...... MXOTT...... 2125 Flight Commander/Superintendent...... MXSF...... 2369/2259 Technical Order Library...... Delta Solutions...... 2110 Facilities Maintenance Section...... MXSFF...... 3778 Material Control...... MXOOM...... 4316 FMS Support Section...... MXSFF...... 6608/2358 Precision Maintenance Equipment Lab/PMEL...... MXOPL...... 2245 Facility Support Element...... MXSFF...... 3525/2582 FMS Scheduling...... MXSFF...... 3768/6166 90TH MUNITIONS SQUADRON...... 90 MUNS Corrosion Section...... MXSFC...... 2729 6105 15th Cavalry Ave. (368) Missile Cable Affairs Liaison (1250)...... MXSFH...... 2700 Commander...... CC...... 6506 Missile Cable Maintenance (HICS)...... MXSFH...... 2800 Secretary/Unit Program Coordinator...... CCS...... 6505 Missile Comm. Maintenance (MCM)...... MXSFE...... 3991 Security Mgr./PRP...... Sec/PRP...... 4500 Missile Strategic Comm. Maintenance...... MXSFE...... 3991 Resource Advisor...... RA...... 6504 Survivable Systems Team...... MXSFS...... 2177 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4313 Rivet Mile (1502)...... MMXR...... 3387 Technical Advisor...... CCJ...... 2403 Maintenance Supervision ...... 790TH MAINTENANCE SQUADRON 790 MXS Operation Officer...... MXW...... 3965 1235 Commissary (1235)...... 2276 Maintenance Superintendent...... MXW...... 4603 Commander...... CC...... 3696 Fax...... CC...... 6091 Special Weapons Flight Secretary...... CCS...... 2915 Flight Commander...... MXWS...... 2881 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4313 Flight Chief...... MXWS...... 1963 Unit Program Coordinator...... CCX...... 4554 NCOIC...... MXWSR...... 3274 Maintenance Operations Officer...... MOO...... 3256 Re-Entry Vehicle Maintenance...... MXWSR...... 2828 Maintenance Advisor...... MA...... 5050 Weapons Support...... MXWSS...... 2148 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS ORGANIZATIONAL Resources Flight...... MXOP Systems Flight Flight Commander/Chief...... MXOP...... 2461/2463 Flight Commander...... MXWK...... 4244 Power-Refrigeration-Electrical Shop/PREL...... MXOPP...... 2183/2530 Flight Chief...... MXWK...... 3851 Electronics Laboratory Section/ELAB...... MXOPE...... 6773/6770 MASO...... MXWKK...... 4244 Vehicle and Equipment Section/VES...... MXOPQ...... 3174/ NARS STE...... MXWKK...... 6202 ...... 6005/2708 Training NCOIC...... MXWKD...... 3457 Mechanical and Pneudraulics Section/MAPS...... MXOPM...... 3884/3773 Training...... MXWKD...... 4433 Aerospace Ground Equipment Section/AGE...... MXOPA...... 3239 Control...... MXWKA...... 2166 Control STE...... MXWKA...... 5131 Maintenance Operations Flight...... MXOO Plans and Scheduling...... MXWKC...... 3953 Flight Commander/Chief...... MXOO...... 4194 Flight Admin Maintenance Operations Flt...... MXOO...... 4196 Material (AMMO) Flight Missile Maintenance Operations Center (MMOC) (232)...... MXOOJ...... 3611 Flight Chief...... MXWC...... 3815 STE (MMOC) (232)...... 3038 Storage & Handling...... MXWCC/CB...... 3404 Fax (MMOC) (232)...... 3421 Munitions Operations...... MXWCA...... 3259 Fax...... 2876 90TH MISSION SUPPORT GROUP...... 3211 Maintenance Plans and Scheduling...... MXOOS...... 3223/ 6307 Randall Ave. (232) ...... 5810/3020 Commander...... CC...... 3100 Technical Engineering (250)...... MXOOT...... 2144 Secretary...... CC...... 3100 Programs...... MXOOP...... 6721/2441 Deputy Commander...... CD...... 3831 Unit Deployment Manager...... UDM...... 3268 Executive Officer...... CCE...... 4404 Data Analysis...... MXOOJB...... 2404/ Administration Section...... CCEA...... 3777 .2477/2413 Retiree Activities Office Director (207)...... CVR...... 2309 Maintenance Data (1235)...... GT Technologies 90TH LOGISTICS READINESS SQD...... 90 LRS ...... 2100/3350 7300 Saber Road (1274) Training Flight...... MXOT Commander...... CC...... 3082 Flight Commander/Chief (485)...... MXOT...... 2748/5915/2393 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4686 Fax...... MXOT...... 3045 Secretary/UPC...... CCS...... 3082 Training Management (485)...... MXOTM...... 3766 Unit Program Coordinator (UPC)...... CCI...... 5593 Unit Training Manager (485)...... MXOTM...... 3469 Fax...... CCS...... 4442 Learning Center (485)...... MXOTM...... 3766 Squadron Readiness/UDM...... LGLO...... 3081

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Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Unit Training Manager ...... LGLO...... 3081 Command Section Fax (Quality Assurance/Household Goods)...... LGRD...... 2004 Commander...... CC...... 3600 Air Terminal Ops/Passenger Travel...... LGRD...... 2374/4026 Deputy Base Civil Engineer...... CD...... 3600 Deployment/IDRC/IDO (1284)...... LGRD...... 6323 Office Manager...... CCS...... 3600 Installation Deployment Officer...... LGRD...... 2580 Fax...... CC...... 4455 Repair Cycle-DIFM...... LGRM...... 3956 Squadron Superintendent...... CMS...... 2850 OIC, Plans and Integration (1284)...... LGRD...... 2746 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 6262 Deployment Control Center (1284)...... LGRD...... 6323 Commander Support Staff...... CSS...... 2508 Support Agreements/WRM/IGESP...... LGRD...... 2746 PRP Monitor (336)...... PRP...... 3634 Chief, Material Management Flight (1284)...... LGRM...... 3720 Security Manager (320)...... 2220 Fuels Quality Assurance (1274)...... LGRM...... 4174 Alt Security Manager (320)...... 4350 Inspection...... LGRM...... 2384 Unit Training (320)...... CCT...... 2368 Inventory...... LGRM...... 3980 SQDN Safety Manager (321)...... CESV...... 3474 Stock Fund Manager...... LGLO...... 5595 Missile Engineering Flight (CEM) (240) Fuel Control...... LGRM...... 3828/6635 Missile Engineering Flight...... CEM...... 2438 Computer Operations...... LGRM...... 5551 Fax...... 4387 Stock Control Operations...... LGRM...... 3701 Chief, Missile Engineer Management (240)...... CEM...... 3046 Customer Service...... LGRM...... 3701 Construction Inspection NCOIC...... 3974 Storage/Distribution...... LGRM...... 2384 Engineering Technician...... 3579 HAZMART...... LGRM...... 2455 Mobility...... LGRM...... 2787 Installation Management Flight (321)...... CEI...... 4501 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS Document Control...... LGRM...... 3701 Environmental Element Chief...... CEI...... 4356 Chief, Personal Property/Passenger...... LGRD...... 3830 Fax...... 4153 Personal Property Customer Service...... LGRD...... 3824/1848/3806 Air Manager/EMS (321)...... CEIEC...... 6607 Carlson Wagonlit/SATO (1284) Airline Tickets...... LGRD...... 855-794-4308 SPCC/Tanks...... CEIEC...... 2415 Quality Assurance Personal Property...... LGRD...... 6418 Asbestos/Lead/Toxics Manager...... CEIEC...... 4359 Fax Cargo Movement...... LGRD...... 2355 Historic Preservation Officer/NEPA...... CEIEC...... 3667 Flight Chief, Deployment and Distribution...... LGRD...... 2580 Hazardous Waste/Spill Response...... CEIEC...... 2801 Flight Superintendent, Deployment & Distribution...... LGRD...... 2341 Hazardous Waste (934)...... CEIEC...... 4440 Flight Secretary, Deployment & Distribution...... LGRD...... 3830 Pollution Prevention/Solid Waste/EPCRA...... CEIEC...... 2594 Freight Terminal Manager (1284)...... LGRD...... 3275 Hazardous Material...... CEIEC...... 2416 NCOIC, Packing & Crating (1284)...... LGRD...... 2361/5859 Hazardous Waste...... CEIEC...... 4440 NCOIC, Freight (1284)...... LGRD...... 3440/5700 EESOH-MIS/HM (321)...... CEIEC...... 2594 Vehicle Management Flight Chief (1245)...... LGRV...... 3269 Capital Asset Optimization Vehicle Management Superintendent (1245)...... LGRV...... 5501 Community Planner...... CEIPP...... 5107 Vehicle Maintenance Customer Service (1245)...... LGRV...... 3862 Maintenance Control/Fleet (1245)...... LGRV...... 3209 Resources (321) Vehicle Maintenance Admin/Secretary (1245)...... LGRV...... 3269 Funds Manager...... 5291 Vehicle Maintenance/Material Control (1245)...... LGRV...... 4413 Budget Assistant...... 2124 Mobile Maintenance On Base (1240)...... LGRV...... 2476/3209 Real Property Officer...... CEIAP...... 5113 Mobile Maintenance Off Base (1240)...... LGRV...... 2470/631-2803 Real Estate Specialist...... CEIAP...... 3103 Operator Records & Licensing (1270)...... LGRD...... 1843/2129 Housing Management (821)...... 1840 Training Validations and Operations (TVO) (1270)...... LGRD...... 3767 Assistant Housing Manager...... 1840 Ground Transportation Operation Center (GTOC) (1270)...... LGRD...... 1843 Quality Assurance...... 1840 Ground Transportation Superintendent (1270)...... LGRD...... 2864 Housing Referral...... 1840 NCOIC, Ground Transportation (GT) (1270)...... LGRD...... 1843 Unaccompanied Housing (230)...... CEIHD...... 2642 NCOIC, GTOC (1270)...... LGRD...... 1843 Zone A (223)...... CEIHD...... 3190 Ground Transportation Support (1270)...... LGRD...... 3639/3398 Zone B (230)...... CEIHD...... 2163 Equipment Support (1270)...... LGRD...... 3398 Zone C (244)...... CEIHD...... 2825 Vehicle Fleet Management...... LGRV...... 3260 Balfour Beatty Communities (Bldg. 281)...... 307-432-0200 Vehicle Management Section Chief (1245)...... LGRV...... 3293 Balfour Beatty Maintenance (330)...... 307-637-6102 Environmental Manager (1274)...... LGLO...... 4025 Programs Flight (320) Vehicle Maintenance Fire Truck Repair Element (1240)...... LGRV...... 2014 Programs Flight Chief...... CEN...... 2650 Vehicle Maintenance Allied Trades/Body Shop (1245)...... LGRV...... 3021 Fax...... CEN...... 4205 Vehicle Maintenance Security Forces Support (1501)...... LGRV...... 2810 Secretary...... CEN...... 2650 Vehicle Maintenance Training & TO Library (1245)...... LGRV...... 2602 GIS Analyst...... CENT...... 5286 Defense Reutilization and GIS Analyst...... CENT...... 5270 Marketing Office (DRMO) (1284)...... LGRM...... 3980/3956 Drafting Supervisor...... CENT...... 2504 90TH CIVIL ENGINEER SQD...... 90 CES Information Systems...... CENT 300 Vesle Drive (320)...... 2788 Computer Information Systems...... CENT...... 6159/6160

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Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Programming (320)...... CENPD...... 4501 Service Contracts (322)...... CEOES Programming...... CENPD...... 6198 Service Contracts Manager...... CEOES...... 6105 Programming...... CENPD...... 2596 COCESS QA...... 6102 Recycling QA...... 6102 Infrastructure Procurement (321) Refuse QA...... 3086 Base Development...... CEIPP...... 5107 UP/Electrical QA...... 3086 Planner...... CEIPP...... 5098 Real Property Officer...... CEOAP...... 5113 Facilities Element (321)...... CEOF Facilities Superintendent...... CEOF...... 3738 Wing Environmental Support Team Chief, Restoration Management (361)...... AFCEC...... 3468 Missile Facility Maintenance (323)...... CEOM AFCEC Contracting Officer Reporter...... 3468 Missile Facility Maintenance...... CEOM...... 6261/3576 Energy Program...... CENPD Fire Department (324)...... CEF Energy Program Manager...... CENPD...... 5092 Fire Department Chief...... CEF...... 5505 Deputy Chief...... CEFD...... 5525 Construction Management (320) Chief Fire Prevention...... CEFP...... 2931 Chief Construction Management...... CENMC...... 2269/2288 Fax...... CEF...... 4472 Fax...... CENMC...... 3294 Emergency Communication Center (Non-emergency)...... CEF...... 2931 Construction Representative...... CENMC...... 4090 Station 1 & 2...... CEFO...... 2931/3708 Construction Representative...... CENMC...... 3539 Assistant Chief of Training...... CEFT...... 5526 Construction Supervisor...... CENMC...... 2269 Assistant Chief of Emergency Operations and Safety...... CEF...... 2931 Construction Inspector...... CENMC...... 4096 Project Officer...... CENM...... 389 Explosive Ordnance Flight (336) Architect...... CEND...... 2419 EOD Flight Chief...... CED...... 3634 Program Manager...... CENM...... 2418 Fax...... CED...... 5978 Civil Engineer...... CENM...... 4154 NCOIC, EOD...... CED...... 3634 Civil Engineer...... CEND...... 4768 Readiness/Emergency Management Flight (328) Lead Mechanical Engineer...... CEND...... 5109 Flight Chief...... CEX...... 4029 Engineering Technician...... CENME...... 2402 Fax...... 4477 Architecture Emergency Management (328) ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS ORGANIZATIONAL Architect...... CEND...... 5099 EM Plans Chief...... CEX...... 4028 Architect...... CEND...... 5419 Expeditionary Engineering (328) Design (320) Expeditionary Eng. NCOIC...... CEXE...... 2220 Chief of Design...... CENM...... 2962 Unit Deployment Manager...... 2333 Program Manager...... CENM...... 2288 Readiness Control Center...... 2230 Civil Engineer...... CENM...... 5154 Civil Engineer...... CEND...... 5154 90TH FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON...... 90 FSS Lead Mechanical Engineer...... CEND...... 5109 7105 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 215)...... 2115 Mechanical Engineer...... CEND...... 2419 Command Section SABER (320) Commander...... CC...... 2115 Chief of SABER (320)...... CENME...... 4098 Deputy...... CL...... 2115 Fax...... CENME...... 4205 Operations Officer...... CO...... 2366 SABER Project Manager...... CENME...... 2161 Secretary...... CCS...... 2115 SABER Project Manager...... CENME...... 5227 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 2562 Engineering Technician...... CENME...... 3378 Superintendent...... CEM...... 3663 Marketing...... FSK...... 2858 Operations Flight (321) Unit Program Coordinator...... CCI...... 3308 Operations Flight Commander...... CEO...... 3671 Deputy Commander, Operations Flight...... CEOD...... 3672 Operations...... FSO...... 2366 Superintendent Operations Flight...... CEO2...... 3456 Unit Training Manager...... FSOT...... 3664 Secretary...... CEOA...... 3909 Readiness...... FSOXU...... 3438/3584 Installation Personnel Readiness (IPR)...... FSOXI...... 3608/6323 Vehicle Control (321) Mortuary Affairs (Bldg. 215)...... FSOX...... 3438 Primary Vehicle Control/Safety Manager...... 3474 Honor Guard (Bldg. 834)...... FSVH...... 2686 Alternate Vehicle Control...... 2049 Resource Management Operations Engineering 7103 Randall Ave. Operations Engineering OIC...... CEOE...... 6016 Chief...... FSR...... 4256 Operations Engineering Superintendent...... CEOE...... 2626 Accounting (NAF)...... FSRA...... 3920 Requirements/Optimization (322)...... CEOER APF/NAF Resource Advisor...... FSRB...... 4256 Customer Service...... CEOER...... 3175 Private Organizations...... FSRP...... 3198 NCOIC, Requirements/Optimization...... CEOER...... 5424 NAF Contracting...... FSRC...... 4250

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Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Logistics...... FSRL...... 2500 Personal Financial Management Program...... FSFR...... 5941 Information Technology (Bldg. 216)...... FSRS...... 4239/4252/4261 Relocation Assistance Program...... FSFR...... 5946 Retiree Affairs...... FSFR...... 5945 Sustainment Services Flight Spouse Employment Program...... FSFR...... 5945 Commander...... FSV...... 4288 Survivor Benefits...... FSFR...... 3529 Superintendent...... FSV...... 3364 Transition Assistance Program...... FSFR...... 5942 Dining Facility (Chadwell) 6107 10th Cavalry...... FSVF...... 3838 Volunteer Program Coordinator...... FSFR...... 5945 Food Service Officer...... FSVF...... 3805 Voting Program...... FSH...... 5942 Dining Facility Manager...... FSVF...... 3805 Women, Infants and Children (WIC)...... FSFR...... 3963 Freedom Hall Fitness Center 6000 N. Schriever Rd...... FSVS...... 6199 FORCE DEVELOPMENT FLIGHT HAWC (90 MDG) 6000 N. Schriever Rd...... SGOAH...... 3318/4292 1205 Ziemann Blvd. (Bldg. 841)...... 2060 Independence Hall Fitness Center & FAC...... FSVS...... 3680/3863 Flight Chief, Force Development...... FSD...... 4887 Lodging (Crow Creek Inn) Chief, Education and Training (Bldg. 1284)...... FSDE...... 4890 7103 Randall Ave (Bldg. 216)...... FSVL...... 1844/3077 Customer Service...... FSD...... 2117 Lodging Office (Bldg. 216)...... FSVL...... 4280 Fax...... FSD...... 2075 Linen Exchange (Bldg. 837)...... FSVL...... 2095 Vol. Ed.Testing (CDC/PME)...... FSDE...... 2117 Honor Manager (Bldg. 834)...... FSVH...... 2686 Military Testing/WAPS (Bldg. 841)...... FSDE...... 3320 Missile Feeding...... FSVFM...... 3458/2511 Education Services Specialist...... FSDE...... 4338 Official Mail Center (Bldg. 298) 6207 5th Cavalry...... FSVP...... 2276 Education Advisor...... FSDE...... 2414 Civilian Training...... FSDE...... 4333 COMMUNITY SERVICES FLIGHT ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS Chief (Bldg. 214)...... FSC...... 3734 Military Formal Training...... FSDE...... 4339 Base Training...... FSDE...... 3380 Aquatics Center – 7007 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 217)...... FSCP...... 3195 CCAF Advisor...... FSDE...... 4891 Archery Range (Bldg. 313)...... FSCR...... 3511/3582 Laramie County Community College...... LCCC...... 432-1643 Auto Skills Center – 1810 Commissary Rd (Bldg. 762)...... FSCA...... 3869/2498 Embry-Riddle...... ERAU...... 4897/634-9693 Bowling Center – 6004 10th Cavalry (Bldg. 303)...... FSCB...... 2210/5992 Park University...... PARK...... 632-1092 Community Center (Bldg. 151)...... FSCR...... 3510 FAM CAMP – 770 Diamond Creek Way (Bldg. 1437)...... FSCO...... 3874 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Golf Course – 6110 Golf Course Dr. (Bldg. 2111)...... FSCG...... 3556 7205 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 214) Golf Course Café (Bldg. 2111)...... FSCG...... 4177 Career Assistance Advisor/FTAC Superintendent...... FSDA...... 6668 Skills Development Ctr. (Engraving) – FTAC Team Leader...... FSDA...... 6048/6049 6905 Diamond Creek Way (Bldg. 356)...... FSCT...... 3754 Airman Leadership School Outdoor Recreation – 110 East Plaza (Bldg. 151)...... FSCO...... 2988 1705 Parade Road (Bldg. 834)...... 2343 Director...... FSCO...... 2492 Commandant...... FSDA...... 4013 Adventure Program...... FSCO...... 2988 Instructors...... FSDA...... 3709 RV Storage...... FSCO...... 2988 Used Car Lot – 1810 Commissary Rd...... FSCOP...... 2988 MILITARY PERSONNEL FLIGHT Veterinarian Treatment Facility...... FSCV...... 3354/5195 7100 Saber Road (Bldg. 1284)...... 2670 Wood Skills Ctr. & Frame Shop – Flight Commander...... FSM...... 2344 6905 Diamond Creek Way...... FSCT...... 3166/3754 Section Chief...... FSMP...... 3407 Arts & Crafts Ctr. – Superintendent...... FSMP...... 6090 6905 Diamond Creek Way (Bldg. 356)...... FSCT...... 3166/3754 Customer Support AIRMAN AND FAMILY SERVICES FLIGHT NCOIC...... FSMPS...... 4711 Chief...... FSF...... 4368 Customer Service...... FSMPS...... 6806 Child Development Center – Ft. Russell Way...... FSFC...... 3221 Right Start...... FSMPS...... 4711 Family Child Care – 7205 15th Cavalry (Bldg. 266)...... FSFD...... 3317 BAS/In processing...... FSMPS...... 4711 Extended/Missile Duty (Bldg. 250)...... FSFD...... 3317 Leave/PTDY...... FSMPS...... 4711 Teen Center (Bldg. 234)...... FSFY...... 3548 SGLI...... FSMPS...... 4711 Youth Center – 1755 Piute...... FSFY...... 2564 Career Development (Bldg. 1284) Youth Center Director...... FSFY...... 2556 Superintendent...... FSMP...... 6090 Youth Sports Coordinator...... FSFY...... 2546 NCOIC...... FSMPD...... 3407 Training Curriculum...... FSFT...... 4488 Enlisted/Officer Promotion...... FSMPD...... 6090 AIRMAN AND FAMILY READINESS CENTER Reenlistments/Extensions...... FSMPD...... 3591 Outbound Assignments...... FSMPD...... 6090 7601 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 207)...... 2502 Separations/Retirements...... FSMPD...... 3591 Director...... FSFR...... 5939 Fax...... FSFR...... 2965 Force Management (Bldg. 1284) Air Force Aid Society...... FSFR...... 2216 NCOIC...... FSMPM...... 3360 Casualty Assistance (Bldg. 1284)...... FSFR...... 3529 Employment/Classification/Duty Status...... FSMPM...... 2109 Family Life Education Program...... FSFR...... 5945 Evaluations...... FSMPM...... 2109 Readiness Program...... FSFR...... 5899 Awards & Decorations...... FSMPS...... 2102

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Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. CIVILIAN PERSONNEL FLIGHT United States Post Office 82001 Base Branch...... 3409 7305 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 213)...... 3905 6111 Randall Ave. (235)...... 4288 Chief, Civilian Personnel...... FSC...... 2061 RECORDS MANAGEMENT (333) Affirmative Employment...... FSCA...... 3340 5601 10th Cavalry Road Fax...... FSCA...... 1986 Records Management...... SCOK...... 6138 Workforce Effectiveness...... FSCA...... 3376 Fax...... 4197 Fax...... 5695 OPERATIONS FLIGHT (333) NAF Human Resources Office (Bldg. 214) 5701 10th Cavalry Road Officer...... FSCN...... 2097 Base Secure Comm. Maintenance...... SCOI...... 4647 Fax...... FSCN...... 3865 Base Radio Maintenance...... SCOT...... 6615 Frequency Management...... SCOT...... 6615 MANPOWER AND ORGANIZATION FLIGHT Personal Wireless Communications...... SCOS...... 2609 7305 Randall Ave. (Bldg. 213)...... 2915 Base Cable Maintenance...... SCOI...... 6613 Chief...... FSM...... 4223 Base Telephone Systems (65)...... SCOI...... 3216 Manpower...... FSM...... 2469 Tech Control (65)...... SCOT...... 2549 Fax...... FSM...... 4815 Communication Focal Point (CFP)...... SCOO...... 4545 Client Systems (CSC)...... SCOSC...... 5060 Miscellaneous Visual Imagery & Intrusion Detection Systems...... SCOI...... 2251 American Red Cross...... ARC...... 638-8906 Retiree Activities Office (Bldg. 207)...... CCU/RAO...... 2309 AIR FORCE NETWORK CONTROL CTR. (333) 5601 10th Cavalry Ave. 90TH COMMUNICATIONS SQD (232) Network Administration...... SCOO...... 4545 6307 Randall Ave. (232)...... 3211 Commander...... CC...... 2140 PLANS FLIGHT (232) Fax...... CC...... 4021 6307 Randall Ave. Office Manager...... CSS...... 4410 Flight Chief...... SCX...... 2046 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 3201 Fax...... SCX...... 3900 Commander Support Staff...... CSS...... 4451 Unit Deployment Manager...... SCXX...... 6620

ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS ORGANIZATIONAL Comm. Requirements...... SCXX...... 4094 Unit Training Manager...... SCX...... 4410 Unit Resource Advisor...... 90MSG/RA...... 3801 90 CS Security Manager...... SCX...... 4410 Fax...... 5498 Knowledge Operations (333)...... SCOK...... 2076 Communication Planner...... SCXX...... 6140/6148/4094 Quality Assurance (232)...... SCQ...... 4446 Fax...... 4021 Wing FOUA/PA/PUBS (333)...... SCOK...... 4760 Base Radio Maintenance...... SCOT...... 2837 Information Assurance (1250) Frequency Management...... SCOT...... 2837 Base COMPUSEC Manager...... SCXS...... 5139 Unit Deployment Manager...... SCXX...... 4410 Wing IAAP Manager...... SCXS...... 5139 Comm. Requirements...... SCXX...... 2046 Wing ISSO...... SCXS...... 5139 Assistant Chief of Training...... CEFT...... 2931 Fax...... 3900 COMSEC Account (1250)...... SCXS...... 2275 NCOIC EOD Logistics...... CEDL...... 3634 Fax...... 2425 EM NCOIC...... CEXM...... 2112 EM Plans & Ops Craftsman...... CEXM...... 3142 90TH CONTRACTING SQD (208)...... 90 CONS EM Logistics Apprentice...... CEXM...... 2775 7505 Barnes Loop...... 3535 EM Logistics Journeyman...... CEXM...... 2775 Commander...... LGC/CC...... 3888 EM Training Journeyman...... CEXM...... 2132 Unit Program Coordinator...... LGC...... 3888 Expeditionary Eng. NCOIC...... CEXE...... 4350 First Sergeant...... LGCE...... 2947 Superintendent...... LGC...... 2947 Operations Flight (333) Director of Business Operations...... LGC/DBO...... 4737 Operations Flight Chief...... SCO...... 2040 Acquisition A Flight...... LGCA...... 3689 Deputy Flight Chief...... SCO...... 1888 Acquisition B Flight...... LGCB...... 6648 Superintendent...... SCO...... 4904 Plans, Programs and Support Flight...... LGCP...... 3079 Branch Chief, (CFP)...... SCOS...... 3072 GPC Coordinator...... LGCP...... 4738 Wing FOUA/PA/PUBS (232)...... SCOK...... 6145 QA Coordinator...... LGCP...... 6089 Fax...... 4197 90TH MEDICAL GROUP...... 90 MDG OFFICIAL MAIL CENTER (298) 6900 Alden Drive...... 2057 6207 5th Cavalry...... 3700 APPOINTMENTS...... 3461 Base Information Transfer Center (BITC)...... SCOK...... 2276 CLINIC INFORMATION...... CSS...... 3788 Base Locator...... SCOK...... 1841 Commander...... CC...... 2277 Postal Service Center (Mil)...... SCOK...... 2276 Secretary...... CCS...... 2057

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Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. Commander’s Support Staff...... CSS...... 3788 153RD COMMAND AND Administrator...... SGA...... 3250 CONTROL SQUADRON...... 153 CACS Chief, Medical Staff...... SGH...... 5732 4200 Liberator Road 82005-2356 Chief, Base Dental Services...... SGD...... 1846 Command Section Chief Nurse Executive...... SGN...... 5730 Commander...... CC...... 6714 Superintendent, Medical Group...... CCE...... 4170 Operations Officer...... DO...... 6720 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 4216 First Sergeant...... CCF...... 6712 Quality Services Improvement/Credentials...... SGHQ...... 2539 Personnel Management...... CCQ...... 6716/6715 Group Practice Manager...... GPM...... 6100 Information Management...... CCA...... 6713/6714 HIPAA...... HIPAA...... 3011 Maintenance Flight Education and Training...... SGNT...... 4212 Commander...... MAO...... 6738 90th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron.....90 OMRS C/E Maint, Chief...... MAO...... 6704 OMRS, Commander...... CC/SGN...... 5730 C/E Maint Superintendent...... MAOM...... 6706 Data Sys Maint, NCOIC...... MAOMC...... 6755 Secretary...... CCS...... 5730 Data Sys Maint...... MAOMC...... 6757/6752 Superintendent, 90 OMRS...... CCC...... 5552 Satcom Maint, NCOIC...... MAOMD...... 6746/6749 Family Advocacy...... SGOW...... 2998 Satcom Shop...... MAOMD...... 6729/6750 Mental Health...... SGOW...... 2998 Maintenance Support, NCOIC...... MAOMS...... 6725/6765 Mental Health (After Hours)...... SGOW...... 3461 Ground Radio Maint, NCOIC...... MAOMG...... 6709 ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS Bioenvironmental Engineering (BEE)...... SGOJ...... 3088 Civil Engineering, NCOIC...... MAOM...... 6707/5783 Dental Clinic...... SGOD...... 1846 Vehicle Maintenance, NCOIC...... MAOM...... 6735 Flight/Missile Medicine Clinic...... SGOZ...... 2359 Operations Flight Infection Control Officer...... SGHG...... 2359 Commander...... MAF...... 6738 Personnel Reliability/Program (PRP) Records...... SGOX...... 3581 Operations Superintendent, Chief...... MAOS...... 2878 Nuclear Operations Clinic (NOC)...... SGOX...... 3559 Computer Ops, NCOIC...... MAOSO...... 6708/6740 Health and Wellness Center (HAWC) (475)...... SGOY...... 3406 Supply NCOIC...... MAOSS...... 6751 Optometry Clinic...... SGOO...... 2565 Plans & Programs...... MAOSP...... 6725/6765 Preventive Health Assessment (PHA)...... SGOJ...... 5820 COMSEC, Chief...... MAOSC...... 5782/5781 Public Health...... SGOL...... 3040 Radio Ops, NCOIC...... MAOSR...... 6734/6732 Medical Evaluations Board (MEBs)...... SGST...... 5566 Radio Ops Shop...... MAOSR...... 6733/6741 Readiness/Medical Plans...... SGSX...... 2732 Security Flight 90th Health Care Operations Squadron...... 90 OMRS Security Superintendent...... SFO...... 6728 HCOS, Commander...... CC/SGA...... 3250 Security Manager...... SFO...... 6728 ECP...... 6718 Secretary...... CCS...... 3250 Superintendent...... CCC...... 5818 FEDERAL VOTING ASSISTANCE PLAN Laboratory Services...... SGSL...... 2930 Installation Voting Officer...... 3891 Drug Demand and Reduction...... SGSL...... 2879 Installation Voting Assistance Officer...... 3891 Pharmacy Services...... SGSD...... 3461 20th AF...... 5437 Refill Pharmacy...... SGSD...... 2330 30th Airlift Squadron...... DSN 388-6884/6789 Fax...... SGSAP...... 3809 90th Maintenance Group Voting Officer Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging Services...... SGSAR...... 2640 90 MMXS...... 6022 Resource Management Flight...... SGSQ...... 4373 90 MOS...... 3891 Business Operations NCOIC...... SGSR...... 5044 90th Medical Group Voting Officer...... 5044 MEPRS...... SGSR...... 4019 90 MDOS...... 5044 Third Party Collection...... SGSR...... 5044 90 MDSS...... 5044 Tricare Operations and Patient Administration (TOPA)...... SGST...... 3011 90th Mission Support Group Voting Officer FDI/FMRC (Special Needs Medical Clearances)...... SGST...... 5714/3011 90 FSS...... 4456/4251 Information Systems, Chief...... SGSI...... 5889 90 CES...... 2368/3557 Systems Help Desk...... SGSI...... 3657 90 LRS...... 3398/3871 Medical Logistics...... SGSM...... 3060 90 CONS...... 4751/3917 Facility Manager...... SGSM...... 2808 90 CS...... 2276/5139 Housekeeping...... SGSM...... 2141 90th Operations Group Voting Officer Biomedical Equipment Maintenance...... SGSM...... 3700 90 OG Staff...... 3119 Readiness/Medical Plans...... SGSX...... 2732 90 OGV...... 3119 UM Director/Case Manager (160)...... SGHH...... 3780/4561 90 OSS...... 3213 TRICARE/HealthNet...... 844-866-9378 37 HS...... 2001

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Organization/Location Symbol Ext. Organization/ Location Symbol Ext. 319 MS...... 2280 Staff Judge Advocate...... 3891 320 MS...... 4948 90 CPTS...... 3891 321 MS...... 4952 Protocol...... 3891 90th Security Forces Group Voting Officer T 90 MW/A ...... 3891 90 MSFS 90th Munitions Squadron...... 1963 90 SFS...... 4143 620th GCTS...... 7636/7330 90 SSPTS...... 5591/4560 Associate Organizations 790 MSFS...... 4417 153 CACS...... 6729/5783 90th Missile Wing Staff...... 3891 OSI...... 1852 Det 90 AFROTC...... 970-491-1078 MEO...... 3891 Chapel...... 3891 Det 940 AFROTC...... 307-766-3708 Command Post...... 3891 24-hour Voting Action Line...... 3891

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ASSOCIATE UNITS Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone AAFES SERVICES...... AAFES AFOSI, DETACHMENT 805 5605 Randall Ave...... 2282 Exchange Admin Office (722)...... SVE...... 634-1593 Commander (246)...... AFOSI...... 1852 Barber Shop (722)...... SVE...... 638-3046 Agents...... AFOSI...... 1852 Beauty Shop (722)...... SVE...... 634-7149 Off-duty Hours...... LE Desk...... 3501 Class Six (395)...... SVE...... 634-7298 Cleaners & Tailors (722)...... SVE...... 634-5965 OL-D, 314 COMMUNICATIONS SQD Customer Service (722)...... SVE...... 634-1593 Chief (ANG 16)...... CL...... 772-6406 GNC (722)...... 632-7223 Fax...... 772-6199 Main Exchange (722)...... SVE...... 634-1593 Military Clothing Store (722)...... SVE...... 773-3135 DET 940, AFROTC, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Nipa Hut...... 214-2865 Commander...... CC...... 766-2338 Human Resources (722)...... SVE...... 634-1593 Recruiter...... 766-3710 . ext. 211 AFROTC DET 90 Services and Business Manager (722)...... SVE...... 634-1593 Commander...... CC...... 970-491-6476 . ext. 221 CSU; MIL SCI BLDG; RM 206 Express (Gas Station/Class Six) (395)...... SVE...... 2830/634-7298 East Drive and University Avenue Subway (722)...... 778-7174 Fort Collins, CO 80523-0016...... IM...... 970-491-1408 Theater (Bldg. 150)...... SVE...... 632-8269 Theater Movie Schedule (Bldg. 150)...... SVE...... 773-2226 30TH AIRLIFT SQUADRON...... CCE...... 388-6877/6885 DECA (DEFENSE COMMISSARY AGENCY) ...... 307-772-6877 ...... 307-772-6885 6205 Missile Drive...... 773-3509 Commissary Officer...... DECA...... 773-3509 AFGSC MISSILE ENGINEER OFFICE ext. 3001 6907 15th Cavalry, Bldg. 284 Asst. Commissary Officer...... DECA...... 773-3509 Director, MEO...... CC...... 6330 ext. 3002 Superintendent, MEO...... CCS...... 6329 Customer Service...... DECA...... 773-3509 Fax...... CC...... 6360 ext. 3012/3025 Chief, Mechanical Engineer, Branch...... MEOM...... 6302 Management Support Center...... DECA...... 773-3509 Chief, Electrical Engineer, Branch...... MEOE...... 6344 ext. 3016 367TH USAF RECRUITING SQUADRON Commissary Receiving Department...... DECA...... 773-3509 Del Range Blvd., Suite 104...... 307-634-9629 ext. 3006 Commissary Meat Department...... DECA...... 773-3509 NAVY OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER CHEYENNE ext. 3007 5609 Randall Ave., Bldg. 245 Commissary Produce Department...... DECA...... 773-3509 Toll Free...... 866-592-6275 ext. 3008 AFTER HOURS (EMERGENCY)...... 307-631-0979 Commissary Grocery Department...... DECA...... 773-3509 Commanding Officer...... 6451 ext. 3009 Senior Enlisted Leader...... 6457 Commissary Deli and Bakery Department...... DECA...... 773-3509 Supply Department Head/Building Manager (245 & 247)...... 6459 ext. 3027 Medical Department Head...... 6461 Training Department Head...... 6455 AMERICAN RED CROSS Manpower Department Head...... 6454 3619 Evans Ave...... ARC...... 638-8906 Administration Department Head...... 6500 Off-duty Hours...... ARC...... 3921 Administration...... 6465 AIR FORCE RESERVE RECRUITER...... 1983 Conference Room...... 6456 7100 Saber Road (Bldg. 1284)...... 2670 Navy Fax #1...... 6475 Navy Fax #2...... 6473 ARMY RECRUITING CO. Navy STE...... 5380 Cheyenne (232) USA RCTG BN...... 778-7640 Navy Reserve Recruiter...... 6462 Navy Recruiter Fax...... 6464 OPM-FEDERAL INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES DIVISION (FISD) NAVY OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER 6812 Diamond Creek Way CHEYENNE RESERVE TRAINING BUILDING Investigations (348)...... 4390/4392/4393 5505 Randall Ave., Bldg. 247 Fax...... 4394 Quarter Deck...... 6467 Senior Enlisted Mess & Officers Wardroom...... 6468 DET QD4F, AREA DEFENSE COUNSEL Operations Unit Senior Leadership...... 6469 6500 10th Cavalry Ave., Bldg. 292 Operations Unit Leading Petty Officers...... 6470 Area Defense Counsel...... ADC...... 3248 Navy Hospital Unit Senor Leadership...... 6471

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Unit Command Career Counselors...... 6460 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT Navy Fitness Room...... 6453 EMPLOYEES (AFGE) (BLDG. 242)...... 2442 WY WING CIVIL AIR PATROL (CAP) AND DET 7, CAP-USAF Fax...... 5789 6211 Randall Ave., Bldg. 233 Commander...... CAP/HQ/CC...... 4405 DOCUMENT AUTOMATION Administrator...... CAP/HQ...... 4405 PRODUCTION SERVICES (DAPS)...... 877-327-7226 Fax...... CAP/HQ...... 4783 Det 7 CAP - USAF...... SD...... 4117 WESTECH...... 773-4753/54/55/ State Director...... SD...... 4117 56/57/58

ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone 24-hour Voting Action Line...... 3891 B 153 CACS...... 6718 Bank, Armed Forces...... AAFES...... 632-2177 Base Civil Engineer...... 90CES/CC...... 3600 A Base Communication Center...... 90CS/SCOS...... 3538 Accounting (NAF)...... 90FSS/FSRA...... 3920 Base COMPUSEC Manager...... 90CS/SCXS...... 5139 Acquisition A Flight...... 90CONS/LGCA...... 3689 Base COMSEC Manager...... 90CS/SCX...... 2275 Acquisition B Flight...... 90CONS/LGCB...... 6648 Base Custodial Refuse (322)...... 90CES/CEOEQ...... 6105 ADMIN COMMUNICATIONS (298)...... 90CS/SCOK...... 2076 Base Development Chief...... 90CES/CEAO...... 5107 Admin/NCOIC...... 90MW/PA...... 3381 Base Exchange...... AAFES...... 634-1593 Administration...... 90MW/CP...... 3533 Base Fitness Center 6000 N. Ft. Steele Way...... 90FSS/FSVS...... 6172 Administration Section...... 90MSG/CCEA...... 3777 Base Information Transfer Center (BITC)...... 90CS/SCOK...... 2276 Adventure Program...... 90FSS/FSCO...... 2492 Base Locator – 6111 Randall Ave. - 4288...... 90CS/SCOK...... 1841 Aerospace Ground Equipment Section/AGE...... 790MXS/MXMUA...... 3239 Base Locator (Federal Employees/Civilian) (213)...... 90FSS/FSCA...... 2081 AFAS Fax...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 2965 Base Locator (NAF/Civilian) (213)...... 90FSS/FSCN...... 2097 Affirmative Employment...... 90FSS/DPCS...... 3340 Base Radio Maintenance...... 90CS/SCOT...... 2837 AFSATCOM...... 20AF/A4IC...... 5406 Benefits & Entitlements Service Team (BEST)...... 800-616-3775 After-Duty Hours...... 90MW/PA...... 3921 Benefits & Entitlements Service Team (TDD users)...800-382-0893 Aide-de-Camp...... 20AF/CCA...... 5204 Bioenvironmental Engineering (BE)...... 90MDOS/SGOJ...... 3088 Air Force Aid Society...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 2216 Biomedical Equipment Maintenance...... 90MDSS/SGSM...... 3700 Air Field Manager...... 90 OSS/OSAA...... 3999 Bowling Center – 6004 10th Cavalry...... 90FSS/FSCB...... 2210 Air Terminal Ops/Transient Alert Facility...... 90LRS/LGRR...... 2746 Airman and Family Readiness Center...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 2241 C Airman’s Attic/Loan Locker (Bldg. 315)...... 4106 C/E Maint Superintendent...... 153CACS/MAOM...... 6704 Airborne Launch Control System (ALCS)...... 625 MOF/STOS/ALCS Cable Affairs Liaison...... 90MMXS/MMXFH...... 2700 ...... 271-1295/1296 Cable TV...... 90CS/SCXX...... 6620/6140 American Red Cross...... ARC...... 638-8906 Capsule, Site A...... 319MS/DO...... 2627 Antiterrorism...... 90MW/AT...... 3035/3034 Capsule, Site B...... 319MS/DO...... 3476 Antiterrorism/Force Protection...... 20AF/A7...... 5310 Capsule, Site C...... 319MS/DO...... 2228 Appointments, Clinic...... 90MDOS...... 3461 Capsule, Site D...... 319MS/DO...... 2496 Aquatics Center 7007 Randall Ave...... 90FSS/FSVOP...... 3195 Capsule, Site E...... 319MS/DO...... 2236 Architecture/Integration...... 90CS...... 4446 Capsule, Site F...... 320MS/DO...... 2798 Armory...... 90SSPTS SFTA...... 3312 Capsule, Site G...... 320MS/DO...... 3776 Asbestos, Lead Paint, PCBs...... 90CES/CEIEC...... 4384 Capsule, Site H...... 320MS/DO...... 3598 Assignments...... 90FSS/DPMAR...... 3141 Capsule, Site I...... 320MS/DO...... 2447 Assistant Operations Officer...... 319MS/ADO...... 4942 Capsule, Site J...... 320MS/DO...... 3796 Assistant Operations Officer...... 320MS/ADO...... 5503/5504 Capsule, Site K...... 321MS/DO...... 2126 Assistant Operations Officer...... 321MS/ADO...... 4548/4538 Capsule, Site L...... 321MS/DO...... 3486 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Assistant OSO...... 90OSS/AOSO...... 2326 Capsule, Site M...... 321MS/DO...... 2914 Auto Skills Center - 1810 Commissary Rd...... 90FSS/FSCA...... 3869 Capsule, Site N...... 321MS/DO...... 3946 Awake Coffee Shop (151)...... 90FSS/FSCR...... 3510 Capsule, Site O...... 321MS/DO...... 2834 Awards & Decorations...... 90FSS/FSMPSA...... 2344 Career Assistance Advisor...... 90MW/CAA...... 6668

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Casualty Assistance...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 3529 Commander’s Senior Staff Support Element...... 90MW/CC...... 2503 Catering Office – 4907 Randall Ave...... 90FSS/FSCC...... 635-8202 Commander’s Senior Staff Support Element...... 90MW/PA...... 3332 Chapel Main Office (212)...... 90MW/HC...... 3434 Commander’s Senior Staff Unclassified Fax...... 90MW/CP...... 3730 Chaplain, Off Duty Hours...... 90MW/HC...... 3921 Commander’s Support Staff...... 90CES/CSS...... 2508/5007/3897 Chief of Logistics...... 20 AF/A4...... 5410 Commander’s Support Staff...... 90CPTS/CCS...... 3982 Chief of Standards and Evaluations...... 20AF/A3HV...... 5677 Commander’s Support Staff...... 90CS/CSS...... 4410 Chief, Weapons and Tactics Flight...... 625 MOF/STOS/OSK...... 271-2331 Commander’s Support Staff...... 90MDG/CSS...... 3788 Chemical Warfare Readiness...... 90CES/CEX...... 2775 Commander’s Support Staff ...... 90FSS/FSMPRP...... 3760/3791 Child Development Center – Ft. Russell Way...... 90FSS/FSFC...... 3221 Commander’s Support Staff...... 90SSPTS/CSS...... 6085 Comm. System Installation Records...... 90CS/SCXX...... 6140/6148 Commander’s Support Staff...... 319MS/CSS...... 3310/4954 Civil Air Patrol...... CAP...... 4405 Commander’s Support Staff...... 321MS/CSS...... 4538/3755 Civil Air Patrol, Det 7-USAF...... CAP...... 4117 Communications Projects...... 90CS/SCXP...... 3111/6140/ Civil Engineer...... 90CES/CENM...... 3899 6011/3112/2046 Civil Engineering, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAFC...... 5785 Community Center (Bldg. 151)...... 90FSS/FSCR...... 3510 Civil Law...... 90MW/JA...... 2256 Community Relations/Media...... 90MW/PA...... 3381 Civilian Pay...... 90CPTS/FMF...... 6659 Community Support Coordinator...... 90 MW/CVB...... 4552 Civilian Training...... 90FSS/DPHE...... 4333 Computer Information Systems...... 90CES/CENT...... 6161 Classification...... 90FSS/DPMAE...... 2109 Computer Ops, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAOSO...... 6731/6740 Clothing Sales (722)...... AAFES...... 3135 Computer Support...... 90OSS/OSC...... 3604 Codes...... 90OSS/OSKC...... 2929 Computer Systems Management...... 90CS/SCOS...... 3072 Combat Arms...... 90SSPTS SFTC...... 3560 COMSEC Account...... 90CS/SCXS...... 2275 Combat Arms Training & Maint (2360)...... 90SSPTS...... 3560 COMSEC, Chief...... 153CACS/MAOSC...... 5782/5781 Combat Crew Procedures...... 20AF/A3NK...... 5229/5264 Confinement (34)...... 90SFS/S3C...... 1931 Comm. Requirements...... 90CS/SCXX...... 6140/4094 Construction Management...... 90CES/CENMS...... 2269 Command Chief...... 90MW/CCC...... 3975 Conventional Munitions Section...... 90MMXS/MMXMD...... 3404 Command Chief Master Sergeant...... 20AF/CCC...... 5320 Corrosion Section...... 90MMXS/MMXFC...... 2729 Command Post...... 90MW/CP...... 3921 Credit Union, Warren Federal...... 432-5400 Commander...... 20AF/CC...... 5200 Crow Creek Inn (Billeting)...... 90FSS...... 1844 Commander...... 90CONS/CC...... 3888 CS Flights-1, 2, 3, 4...... 790MSFS/SFOC...... 5979 Commander...... 90MW/CC...... 2006 CS OIC...... 790MSFS/SFOC...... 4960 Commander...... 90MDG/CC...... 2057 CSC/RDA...... 90SFS/S3O...... 3065 Commander...... 90MSG/CC...... 3100 Current Operations...... 90OSS/DOO...... 4984 Commander...... 90MXG/CC...... 2260 Current Ops...... 37HS/DOO...... 5951/5955 Commander...... 90MUNS/CC...... 6505 Customer Service...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 3824/1848/3806 Commander...... 90OG/CC...... 3071/2818 Customer Service...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3701 Commander...... 90SFG/CC...... 4722 Customer Service...... 90FSS/FSMPS...... 1845 Commander...... 582HG/CC...... 1873 Customer Service...... 90CPTS/FMF...... 1851

Commander...... 582OSS/CC...... 1860 Customer Service Tech. (Travel Pay)...... 90CPTS/FMF...... 1851 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Command’s Action Group...... 20AF/CVX...... 5234/5322/5232 Customer Service Tech. (Civ Pay)...... 90CPTS/FMF...... 6659 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MXG/CC...... 90MW/CP...... 5016/5017 Customer Service Tech. (Mil Pay)...... 90CPTS/FMF...... 1851 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MXG...... 90MW/CP...... 5123/5129 Customer Service Unit (322)...... 90CES/CEOS...... 3175 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MDG/CC...... 90MW/CP...... 5024/5025 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 OG/CC...... 90MW/CP...... 5014/5015 D Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/XP...... 90MW/CP...... 5011 Data Analysis (1235...... 790MXS/MXMOD...... 2404/2477/ Commander’s Senior Staff 90 SFG/CC...... 90MW/CP...... 5012/5013 2413 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MSG/CC...... 90MW/CP...... 5020/5021 Data Sys Maintenance...... 153CACS/MAOMC...... 6757/6752 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/CC...... 90MW/CP...... 5018 Data Sys Maint, Chief...... 153CACS/MAOMC...... 6755 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/CP...... 90MW/CP...... 5144 Defense Counsel (ADC), (292)...... Det QD4F...... 3248 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/PA...... 90MW/CP...... 6071 Dental Clinic...... 90MDOS/SGOD...... 1846 Commander’s Senior Staff 90 MW/JAG...... 90MW/CP...... 5026/5027 Deployment...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 2747 Commander’s Senior Staff SES...... 90MW/CP...... 3332 Deputy Chief of Logistics...... 20AF/A4D...... 5276 Commander’s Senior Staff SES...... 90MW/CP...... 5022 Deputy, Weapons and Tactics Flight...... 625 MOF/STOS/OSKD Commander’s Senior Staff SES ...... 271-6936 Unclassified Fax...... 90MW/CP...... 2257 Design Manager...... 90CES/CECE...... 2650/2619 Commander’s Senior Staff STE CP...... 90MW/CP...... 6170 Dining Facility (Chadwell) 6107 10th Cavalry...... 90FSS/FSVF...... 3838 Commander’s Senior Staff Support Element...... 90MSG/CC...... 5022 Dining Facility/Sodexo Office...... 90FSS/FSVF...... 514-9890

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Dining Hall Supervisor, Site A...... 319MS/DO...... 2634 Facility Manager NCOIC...... 320MS/DOO...... 4417 Dining Hall Supervisor, Site B...... 319MS/DO...... 2726 Facility Manager NCOIC...... 321MS/DOO...... 5090 Dining Hall Supervisor, Site C...... 319MS/DO...... 2484 Facility Support Element...... 90MMXS/MMXFT...... 3525 Dining Hall Supervisor, Site D...... 319MS/DO...... 3108 FAM CAMP...... 90FSS/FSCO...... 3874 Dining Hall Supervisor, Site E...... 319MS/DO...... 2896 Family Advocacy...... 90MDOS/SGOH...... 2998 Director...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5939 Family Child Care – 1105 Wyoming Ave...... 90FSS/FSFD...... 3317 Director...... 90FSS/FSVS...... 6142 Family Life Education Program...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5941 Director of Operations...... 90OSS/DO...... 4980 Family Health Clinic...... 90MDOS/SGOF...... 3461 Dispatch Control...... 790MSFS/SFOCD...... 2136/2223 Family Services...... 90FSS/FSFRS...... 3739 Dispatch/Taxi (1270)...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 1843 Fax, Federal Investigative Services...... 4394 Document Control/Inventory...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 4290 Fax...... 3497 Dorm (230)...... 90CES/CEIHD...... 2207 Fax...... 20AF/CCS...... 5215 Dorm (244)...... 90CES/CEIHD...... 2825 Fax...... 20AF/A3...... 5354 Dorm (836)...... 90CES/CEIHD...... 2436 Fax...... 20AF/A3NK...... 5497 Dorm Manager (220, 222, 223, 224)...... 90CES/CEIHD...... 3190 Fax...... 20AF/A3NB...... 5354 Dorm Manager (248)...... 790MSFS/CCFD...... 2843 Fax...... 20AF/ICE...... 5188 Driver’s Training Facility (4341)...... 90MW/SE...... 4669 Fax...... 20AF/JA...... 4526 Drafting...... 90CES/CEPT...... 2504 Fax...... 20AF/A4...... 5363 Drug Demand and Reduction...... 90MDSS/SGSAL...... 2879 Fax...... 20AF/A4IC...... 5419 DSCS/GNT Maint, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAOMD...... 6750 Fax...... 20AF/A4R...... 5419 Duty Officer, Safety (After Hours)...... 90MW/CP...... 3921 Fax...... 20AF/MOC...... 5419 Dynamic Science Inc...... 90 MXG/MXH...... 1997 Fax...... 20AF/SE...... 5363 Fax...... 319MS/FM...... 4951 E Fax...... 320MS/CSS...... 4570 Education-Customer Service...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 2117 Fax...... 37HS/CCS...... 3853 Education & Training (MDG)...... 90MDG/SGNE...... 4212 Fax...... 37HS/ODO...... 2719 Electrical Flight...... 20AF/A4IE...... 5426 Fax...... 625 MOF...... 271-7502 Electro-Mechanical Section/EMT...... 90MMXS/MMXGE...... 4565 Fax...... 625 MOF/ALCS...... 271-1322 Electronics Laboratory Section/ELAB...... 790MXS/MXMUE...... 6773 Fax...... 790MSFS/CSS...... 5000 Embry-Riddle...... 90FSS/ERAU...... 4897/634-9693 Fax...... 90 MXG/CC...... 4692 EMERGENCY...... 90SFS/E...... 911 Fax...... 90CES/CEN...... 4205 Emergency War Order (EWO)...... 90OSS/OSKE...... 4115 Fax...... 90CES/CECC...... 3294 Employment-Military...... 90FSS/FSMPM...... 2109 Fax...... 90CES/CEIHH...... 2749 EMT Training (485)...... AETC/DET 21...... 2748 Fax...... 90CES/CEM...... 4387 Engineer Flight Chief (320)...... 90CES/CEN...... 2650/2619 Fax...... 90CES/CEOC...... 1918 Entomology Foreman (846)...... 90CES/CEOIE...... 2657 Fax...... 90CES/CEI...... 2322 Environmental...... 90 MXG/MXQ...... 5879 Fax...... 90CES/CEI...... 4472 Environmental Element...... 90CES/CEIEC...... 2213 Fax...... 90CES/CEX...... 4477 Environmental Flight (321)...... 90CES/CEIEC...... 2213 Fax...... 90CES/CSS...... 4455 Envisions (1284)...... 2000 Fax...... 90CPTS/FMA...... 4834 EOD...... 90 CES/CED...... 3634 Fax...... 90CS/CC...... 4021 EPR/OPR Monitor...... 790MSFS/CSS...... 4982 Fax...... 90MW/HC...... 2821 Equal Opportunity, Civilian (242)...... 90 MW/EO...... 6060 Fax...... 90MW/PAV...... 2898 Equal Opportunity & Treatment (242)...... 90MW/ME...... 2741 Fax (Graphics/VI)...... 90MW/PAV...... 5120 Evaluations (OPRs/EPRs)...... 90FSS/FSMPE...... 3794 Fax...... 90CS/SCX...... 3900 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS EWO Plans...... 90OSS/OSKEX...... 3348 Fax...... 90LRS/CCS...... 4442 EWO Training...... 90OSS/OSKET...... 3902 Fax...... 790MMMXS/CCS...... 6091 Exercise Evaluation Team...... 90MW/XP...... 2135 Fax...... 790MXS/MXMO...... 2876 Extreme Bean (Starbucks coffee shop) (151)...... 90FSS/FSCR...... 3510 Fax...... 790MXS/MXOTM...... 3045 Fax...... 790MXS/MMOC...... 3241 F Fax...... 90MSFS/CCEA...... 3883 Facilities Flight...... 20AF/A4IF...... 5448 Fax...... 90FSS/CC...... 3944 Facilities Maintenance Superintendent (320)...... 90CES/CEOF...... 6686 Fax...... 90OSS/OSW...... 2574 Facility Maintenance Section/FMT...... 90MMXS/MMXFF...... 2358/6608 Fax...... 90SFS...... 3515 Facility Manager...... 319MS/FM...... 4423 Fax...... 90CPTS/FMFT...... 4834 Facility Manager...... 90MDSS/SGSLF...... 2808 Fax...... 90MW/HO...... 6067

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Fax...... 90MW/ME...... 4437 Fraud, Waste & Abuse Hotline...... 90MW/IG...... 3214 Fax...... 90MW/MU...... 2791 Freedom of Information Act...... 90CS...... 4760 Fax...... 90MW/SE...... 2079 Freight Terminal Manager (1284)...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 2386 Fax...... Strat. Auto CMD Control Sys Frequency Management...... 90CS/SCO...... 2609 ...... 271-6328 FSS Financial Mgt. (APF)...... 90FSS/FSRB...... 4256 Fax (Quality Assurance/Household Goods)...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 2004 FSS Financial Mgt. (NAF)...... 90FSS/FSRB...... 4226 Fax (Shipment Distribution)...... 90LRS/LGRT...... 2355 Fuel Service Center...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3828 Fax Unsecure...... 625 MOF/STOS/OSK...... 271-4163 Fuel QA...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 4174 Fax, LE Desk...... 90SFS/LED...... 4617 Fuel Supervisor...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 4174 FDI/FMRC (Special Needs Medical Clearances)...... 90MDSS/SGST...... 5714/3011 Functional Director (Supply)...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3724 Federal Investigative Services (FIS)...... 4390/4392 Funds Manager...... 90CES/CERF...... 5291 Financial Analysis Flight...... 90CPTS/FMA...... 2225 Future Operations Plans...... 20AF/A3NV...... 5342 Financial Analyst (NAF)...... 90CPTS/FMA...... 2773 Future Operations Policy...... 20AF/A3NV...... 5346 Financial Management Flight...... 90CPTS/FMF...... 1851 Fire Department Chief (324)...... 90CES/CEF...... 2931 G Gate 1, (425)...... 90SFS/S3O...... 3682 Fire Department Deputy...... 90CES/CEFD...... 2931 Gate 2, (525)...... 90SFS/S3O...... 2307 First Sergeant...... 153CACS/CCF...... 6712 Gate 5, (4425)...... 90SFS/S3O...... 4497 First Sergeant...... 582HG...... 5579 General Duty Section...... 90SFG/GDS...... 5002 First Sergeant...... 319MS/CCF...... 4599 Geo-Integration Office...... 90CES/CENT...... 5286/5290 First Sergeant...... 321MS/CCF...... 4599 Golf Course – 6110 Golf Course Dr...... 90FSS/FSCG...... 3556 First Sergeant...... 790MSFS/CCF...... 4983 Golf Course Café...... 90FSS/FSCG...... 4177 First Sergeant...... 90 CES/CCF...... 6262 GPC Coordinator...... 90CONS/PKB...... 2299 First Sergeant...... 90CONS/LGCE...... 4751 Graphics...... 90MW/PAV...... 3044/2616 First Sergeant...... 90CS/CCF...... 3201 Ground Safety and Assessment...... 20AF/SEG...... 5178 First Sergeant...... 90LRS/CCF...... 4686 Ground Maintenance (322)...... 90CES/CEOSM...... 6105 First Sergeant...... 90MDG/CCF...... 4216 Ground Radio Maint, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAOMM...... 6709 First Sergeant...... 90MMXS/CCF...... 2567 Group Practice Manager...... 90MDG/SGHG...... 773-6100 First Sergeant...... 790MXS/CCF...... 4313 Guidance Counselor...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 4889 First Sergeant...... 90FSS/CCF...... 2562 First Sergeant...... 90OSS/CCF...... 4559 H First Sergeant...... 90SFS/CCF...... 3231 Hazardous Waste...... 90CES/CEIEC...... 4440/4441 First Sergeant...... 90SSPTS CCF...... 3093 HAZMART...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 2455 First Term Airmen’s Center...... 90FSS/FTAC...... 6048 Health and Wellness Center (HAWC) (475)...... 90MDOS/SGOH...... 1842 Fleet Management, Vehicle (1245)...... 90 LRS/LGRV...... 3260 Helicopter...... 37HS...... 2003 Flight Safety and Assessment...... 20AF/SEF...... 5248 Helicopter Operations...... 37HS/ODO...... 2001 Flight Admin, Help Desk...... 90CS/SCO...... 4545 Maintenance Operations Flt. (1235)...... 790MXS/MXOO...... 4196 HELPING HAND...... 90SSPTS/MSC/CSC...... 911 Flight Chief...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3724 HERITAGE MUSEUM (31)...... 90MW/MU...... 2980 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Flight Chief...... 90CS/SCX...... 2046 HICS, Cable Systems (1506)...... 90MMXS/MMXFH...... 2800 Flight Chief...... 90CS/SCO...... 2040 Historian (31)...... 90MW/HO...... 6062 Flight Commander/Chief (485)...... 790MXS/MXME...... 5915/3232 Historic Preservation Officer...... 90CES/CEIEC...... 3667 Flight Commander/Flight Sergeant...... 90SFS/S3OA/B/C/D...... 5683 Honor Guard (834)...... 90FSS/FSVH...... 2682 Flight Commander/Superintendent...... 90MMXS/MMXF...... 2369/2259 Heavy Repair Foreman (320)...... 90CES/CEOH...... 3375 Flight Commander/Superintendent...... 90MMXS/MMXG...... 4428/4883 Household Goods, In Bound...... JPPSO-COS...... 800-771-1819 Flight Commander/Superintendent...... 90MMXS/MMXM...... 4603/3965 Household Goods, Out Bound (1274)...... 90LRS/LGRT...... 3824/1848/3806 Flight Commander...... 319MS/DOO...... 2280 Housing Management Office (281)...... 90CES/CEIHH...... 1840 Flight Commander...... 320MS/DOO...... 4948 Housing Functional Director (320)...... 90CES/CEAIHH...... 5825 Flight Commander...... 321MS/DOO...... 4962 Human Relations Education...... 90MW/ME...... 4613 Flight Equipment...... 37HS/DOL...... 4139/4970/5772 Human Resources (NAF)...... 90FSS/FSMH...... 2097 Flight/Missile Medicine...... 90MDOS/SGOZ...... 2359 HVAC (846)...... 90CES/CEOIH...... 5192/3662 Flight Records/HARM...... 37HS/DOTF...... 2315/1939 HVAC Forman...... 90CES/CEOIH...... 4343 Facilities Maintenance Team(FMT)...... 20AF/A4IF...... 5448 FMT/PMT Training (485)...... AETC/DET 21...... 2748 I Food Service Accountant/QAE...... 90FSS/FSVF...... 3804 Idea/Productivity Branch...... 90FSS/FSMM...... 3506 Food Service Officer...... 90FSS/FSVF...... 3805 Immunizations Clinic...... 90MDOS/SGOF...... 2170 Forecaster...... 90OSS/OSW...... 2488 Indoor Firing Range (1591)...... 90SSPTS/SFTC...... 2755

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Indoor Track & Conditioning Facility...... 90FSS/FSVS...... 3680 Lounge, Site N...... 321MS/DOO...... 2714 Industrial/Information Security...... 90MW/IPI...... 3781 Lounge, Site O...... 321MS/DOO...... 2066 Information Management...... 90SSPTS IM...... 2221 Information Management...... 90OG/CCEA...... 4118 M Information Management Specialist...... 90CES/CEF...... 5515 MAFFO Accounting Section...... 90OSS/OSOEM...... 3019 Information Management Specialist...... 90CES/CEM...... 2438 MAFFO Storeroom Section...... 90OSS/OSOEM...... 2511 Information Management Specialist...... 90CES/CEO...... 3909/3224 Main Office...... 90MW/ME...... 2741 Information Management Specialist...... 90CES/CEI...... 2213 Maintenance Quality Control...... 90MXG/MXH...... 2378 Information Management Specialist...... 90CES/CEX...... 2132/2230 Maintenance Supply Liaison...... 90MXG/MXH...... 5163 Information Manager...... 319MS/IM...... 4941 Maintenance Administration (1245)...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 3269 Information Management Support...... 20AF/CCEI...... 5252/5384 Maintenance Control/Fleet (1245)...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 3209 Information Protection...... 90 MW/IP...... 4611 Maintenance Data (1235)...... 790MXS/ATS...... 2100 Information Systems...... 90MDSS/SGSI...... 3657 Maintenance Engineering Manager (320)...... 90CES...... 6016 Information Systems, Chief...... 90MDSS/SGSI...... 5889 Maintenance Group Voting Officer...... 2461 Information Technology...... 90FSS/FSRS...... 4329/4252/4261 Maintenance Operations Flight...... 790MXS/MXMO...... 4193/4194 Infrastructure Manager (320)...... 90CES/CEOI...... 3738 Maintenance Plans and Scheduling...... 790MXS/MXOOS...... 3223/ Inspections...... 90 MXG/MXQ...... 4312 5810/3020 Installation Voting Assistance Officer...... 4552 Maintenance Support...... 90MXG/MXQ...... 5545 Installation Voting Officer...... 4162 Maintenance Support, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAOMS...... 6725 Internal Information...... 90MW/PA...... 3381 Maintenance Training...... 20AF/ICE...... 3826 Investigations, Security Forces...... 90SFS/S21...... 2215 Manager (EEO) (242)...... 90MW/CCD...... 2211 IPIC Office (250)...... 634-2355 Manning Control...... 90FSS/FSMPM...... 2109 Manpower...... 90FSS/FSMM...... 4816 J Marine Reserve Liaison...... Marines...... 6463 Job Information Line...... 800-616-3775 Marketing...... 90FSS/FSK...... 2858 Job Information Line (TDD) Users...... 800-382-0893 Material Control (1235)...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 4413 Judge Advocate...... 20AF/JA...... 5300 Material Control (1245)...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 4413 K Mechanics/Munitions(MECH)...... 20AF/A4MM...... 5392 Kennel Master...... 90SFS/S3OK...... 2607 Mechanical Shop...... 790MXS/MXMUM...... 3884 Keys & Codes Control Center (KCCC)...... 90SSPTS SFOXK...... 2571 Medical Evaluation Boards (MEBs)...... 90MDSS/SGST...... 5566 Medical Logistics...... 90MDSS/SGSM...... 3060 L Mental Health...... 90MDOS/SGOW...... 2998 Laboratory Services...... 90MDSS/SGSL...... 2930 Mental Health (After Hours)...... 90MDOS/SGOW...... 2998 Landscape Architect...... 90CES/CEA...... 1987 Military Equal Opportunity (242)...... 90MW/MEO...... 2741 LE Desk...... 90SFS/LED...... 3501 Military Formal Training...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 4339 Learning Center (485)...... 790MXS/MXME...... 3469/3268 Military Formal/Civilian Training...... 90FSS/FDE...... 4333 Legal Assistance...... 90MW/JAV...... 2256 Military Justice NCOIC...... 20AF/JAM...... 5304 Linen Exchange...... 90FSS/FSVL...... 2095 Military Justice...... 90MW/JAM...... 2256 Lodging (Crow Creek Inn) 7103 Randall Ave...... 90FSS/SFVL...... 3077 Military Working Dog Section (949)...... 90SFS/S3OK...... 2607 Logistic Manager (322)...... 90CES/CEOSM...... 2908 Milstar Maint, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAOMM...... 6746 Logistics...... 90CES/CEX...... 2775 Milstar Shop...... 153CACS/MAOMM...... 6749 Logistics...... 90FSS/FSRL...... 2500 Minuteman Element...... 90MMXS/MMXGE...... 2774 Loan Locker/Airman’s Attic (315)...... 4106 Minuteman Maintenance Section...... 90MMXS/MMXMN...... 1963 Lounge, Site A...... 319MS/DOO...... 7301 Minuteman Missile Maintenance Section/MMT...... 90MMXS/MMXGM...... 3868 Lounge, Site B...... 319MS/DOO...... 2726 Missile Cable Affairs Liaison (1250)...... 90MMXS/MMXFH...... 2700 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Lounge, Site C...... 319MS/DOO...... 2484 Missile Cable Maintenance (HICS) (1506)...... 90MMXS/MMXFH...... 2800 Lounge, Site D...... 319MS/DOO...... 3108 Missile Engineering Flight Chief (240)...... 90CES/CEM...... 2438/3226 Lounge, Site E...... 319MS/DOO Missile Facility...... 90OSS/FM...... 4996 Lounge, Site F...... 320MS/DOO...... 2398 Missile Facility Maintenance...... 90CES/CEOM Lounge, Site G...... 320MS/DOO...... 3898 Missile Facility Maintenance Forman...... 90CES/CEOM...... 421-3117 Lounge, Site H...... 320MS/DOO...... 3936 Missile Handling Technicians (MHT)...... 20AF/A4MM...... 5470 Lounge, Site I...... 320MS/DOO...... 2434 Missile Handling Section/MHT...... 90MMXS/MMXGH...... 2669 Lounge, Site J...... 320MS/DOO...... 2788 Missile Maintenance...... 20AF/A4M...... 5462 Lounge, Site K...... 321MS/DOO...... 3748 Missile Maintenance Lounge, Site L...... 321MS/DOO...... 2106 Operations Center (MMOC) (232)...... 790MXS/MXMOJ...... 3611 Lounge, Site M...... 321MS/DOO...... 2300 Missile Management Manager...... 90CES/CEMM...... 2521/2502

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Missile Operations Center (MOC)...... 20AF/MOC...... 6083 Operations Officer...... 90SFS/SFO...... 4143 Missile Procedures Trainers...... 90OSS/OSOM...... 3719 Operations Officer...... 37HS/DO...... 2001 Missile Radio Maintenance...... 90MMXS/MMGR...... 4715 Operations, Plans, Missile Satellite Comm. Maintenance...... 90MMXS/MMXGS...... 6257 and Communications Targeting...... 20AF/A3NK...... 5263/5264 Missile Security Control...... 90SSPTS SFOXM...... 2701 Operations Superintendent...... 153CACS/MAOS...... 6706 Missile Strategic Comm. Maintenance...... 90MMXS/MMXGA...... 3991 Operations Superintendent...... 790MSFS/SFO...... 5609 MW...... 20AF/A4MW...... 5464/5471 Operations Superintendent...... 90SFS/3O...... 2474 MM III SR Crew...... 90OG/OGV...... 3352 Operations Training...... 20AF/ICE...... 3826 MMT...... 20AF/A4MM...... 5460 Operator Records & Licenses (1270)...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 3257 MMT Training (485)...... AETC DET 21...... 2748 Optometry Clinic...... 90MDOS/SGOO...... 2565 Mobility...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 2787 Orderly Room...... 319MS/CSS...... 3267 Mobility...... 90SSPTS/SFTN ...... 2970 Orderly Room...... 790MSFS/CSS...... 4982 Mobility NCOIC...... 90SSPTS/SFTN...... 2970 Outdoor Firing Range (2360)...... 90SSPTS/SFTC...... 3560 Mortuary (Bldg. 1284)...... 90FSS/FSOXI...... 3727 Outdoor Recreation (151)...... 90FSS/FSCO...... 2988 MOS Supply Point...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3508 MPS Commander...... 90FSS/FSM...... 2017 P Multi-Media...... 90MW/PAV...... 3364 Packing and Crating (1284)...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 2361 Munitions Commander...... 90MUNS/CC...... 6505 Park University...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 4922/632-1092 Munitions Control Section...... 90MUNS/MXWKA...... 2166 Pass and Registration (290)...... 90SFS/S5P...... 3110/3144 Munitions Operations Officer...... 90MUNS/MXW...... 3965 Patient Advocate...... 90MDOS/SGOL...... 3461 Munitions MX Superintendent...... 90MUNS/MXW...... 4603 Pavements & Equipment (930)...... 90CES/CEOHP...... 3948 Museum – Warren ICBM & Heritage Museum...... 90 MW/MU...... 2980 Pediatric Clinic...... 90MDOS/SGOC...... 3461 Personal Wireless Communications ...... 90CS/SCOS...... 2609 N Periodic Maintenance Section/PMT...... 90MMXS/MMXFP...... 6166/2939 Natural Resources Manager...... 90CES/CEIEC...... 5494 Personal Financial Management Program...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5848 Navy Operational Support Center (245)...... US Navy...... 6500 Personnel Readiness...... 90FSS/FSOXI...... 3608 NCOIC...... 790MSFS/CSS...... 4804 Personnel Reliability Program (PRP)...... 90MDOS/SGOFR...... 3559/3580 NCOIC...... 90OSS/OSW...... 3229 Personnel Reliability Program...... 90MXG/PRP...... 4880 NCOIC Exec Admin...... 90SFG/CV...... 2272 Personnel Reliability Program...... 319MS/PRP...... 4954 NCOIC of Reports...... 20AF/MOC...... 6083 Personnel Reliability Program...... 320MS/PRP...... 4426 NCOIC, Chaplain Element...... 90MW/HC...... 3434 Personnel Reliability Program...... 321MS/PRP...... 3755 NCOIC, Console Ops...... 90MW/CP...... 2884 Personnel Reliability Program...... 90SFS/S1P...... 4586 NCOIC, Freight...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 5700 Personnel Reliability Program (PRP)...... 90FSS/FSMP...... 3490 NCOIC, Maintenance Training...... 20AF/ICE...... 5402 Personnel Security...... 90MW/IPP...... 2258 NCOIC, Packing & Crating...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 5700 Personnel Systems Management...... 90FSS/FSMP...... 2320/2540 NCOIC, Security Forces Training...... 20AF/ICE...... 5401 Pharmacy Services...... 90MDSS/SGSD...... 3461 NCOIC, Squadron Readiness...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 3081 Photo...... 90MW/PAV...... 5115/5085 NCOIC/PRP...... 90MXG/PRP...... 4880 Physical Security...... 90SFS/S5S...... 2471 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS O Physical Therapy...... 90MDOS/SGOY...... 3406 Occupational Safety...... 90MW/SEG...... 1842 Plans...... 90SFG/XP...... 6068 Off Base Mobile Maintenance...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 3209/631-2803 Plans & Operations...... 90CES/CEX...... 4071 On-call JAG...... 90MW/JA...... 3501 Plans & Programs...... 90SFG/SFOX...... 6068 Office of Special Investigations...... AFOSI DET 805...... 1852 Plans & Programs Chief...... 153CACS/MAFLP...... 6725 OJT (Base Training)...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 3380 Plans, Programs and Support Flight...... 90CONS/LGCP...... 3079 On Base Mobile Maintenance...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 3209 PMEL/Functional Assessments...... 90 MXG/MXQ...... 5933/5932 On-duty LE Flight Sergeant...... 90SFS/LED...... 3921 Police Services...... 90SFS/S5L...... 4556 Operation Warmheart...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 2216 Postal Service Center (Mil)...... 90CS/SCOK...... 2276 Operations Duty Officer...... 37HS/ODO...... 2001 Power-Refrigeration-Electrical Shop/PREL...... 790MXS/MXMUP...... 2183/2530 Operations Flight Chief (320)...... 90CES/CEO...... 3909 Power, Refrigeration, and Electronics (PREL)...... 20AF/A4IF...... 5456 Operations Flight Deputy...... 90CES/CEOD...... 3909 Preventive Health Assessment (PHA)...... 90MDOS/SGOL...... 5820 Operations Group Voting Officer...... 4423 Private Organizations...... 90FSS/FSRP...... 4226 Operations Manager (320)...... 90CES/CEOP...... 4878 Procurement (NAF)...... 90FSS/FSRB...... 4250 Operations Officer...... 153CACS/DO...... 6720 Programming...... 90CES/CEND...... 5111/5110 Operations Officer...... 319MS/DO...... 5319 Programs...... 790MXS/MXMOP...... 2463 Operations Officer...... 320MS/DO...... 4949 Promotion & Special Actions...... 90FSS/FSMP...... 3787 Operations Officer...... 321MS/DO...... 4976 Promotions...... 90FSS/FSMP...... 3320

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Protocol...... 20AF/CCP...... 2 Safety...... 37HS/CSS...... 5894/5895 Protocol...... 90MW/CCP...... 2137/4552 Safety...... 90MMXS/SE...... 4792/4794 PRP Monitor...... 790MSFS/PRP...... 3685 Safety Division...... 90MW/SE...... 1842 PRP Monitor...... 90SSPTS/CCP...... 3273 Safety/Traffic...... 90MW/SET...... 2430 PRP Personnel Reliability Program/Records...... 90MDOS/SGOX...... 3580 Safety/Driver’s Training Facility (4341)...... 90MW/SET...... 4996 Public Affairs...... 90MW/PA...... 3381 Safety/Flight...... 90MW/SEF...... 3875 Public Health...... 90MDOS/SGOL...... 3040 Safety/Weapons...... 90MW/SEW...... 2712/2252 Publications Management (333)...... 90CS...... 4760 Safety/Fax...... 90MW/SE...... 2079 Sandia Rep...... 153CACS/SNL...... 5780 Q SATO (1284) Airline Tickets...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 855-794-4308 QA Coordinator...... 90CONS/LGCP...... 2844 Sexual Assault Response Hotline (SAPRO)...... 90MW/CVS...... 7272 Quality Assurance...... 90 MXG/MXQ...... 3949 877-401-7272 Quality Assurance...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 6275 Scheduling...... 90OSS/OSOS...... 3067 Quality Assurance (Supply)...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 4174 Scheduling (1235)...... 790MXS/MXMOS...... 4168 Quality Assurance (Fuels)...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 4174/6586 Scheduling NCO...... 90SSPTS/SFTT...... 4937 Quality Assurance (322)...... 90CES/CEOEO...... 6104 School Liaison Officer...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5943 Quality Assurance Superintendent...... 90CES/CEMO...... 2438 Secretary...... 20AF/CCS...... 5218 Quality Improvement...... 90OG/QI...... 4587 Secretary...... 20AF/A4E...... 5388 Quality Services Improvement/Credentials...... 90MDG/SGHQ...... 2539 Secretary...... 20AF/A3E...... 5209 Secretary...... 582D HG...... 1817 R Secretary...... 319MS/CCS...... 3643 Radio Ops Shop...... 153CACS/MAOSR...... 6733/6741 Secretary...... 90 MXG/CCS...... 2261 Radio OPS, Chief...... 153CACS/MAOSR...... 6742/6732 Secretary...... 90CES/CCS...... 3600/3207 Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging Services...... 90MDSS/SGSQ...... 2640 Secretary...... 90LRS/CCS...... 3082 Readiness/Plans...... 90FSS/FSOXU...... 3727 Secretary...... 90MDG/CCS...... 2057 Readiness Flight Chief...... 90CES/CEX...... 4029 Secretary...... 90MDOS/CCS...... 5730 Readiness Flight Deputy...... 90CES/CEXD...... 4028 Secretary...... 90MDSS/CCS...... 3250 Readiness Program...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5899 Secretary...... 90MMXS/CCS...... 3121 Readiness Reporting...... 90MW/CP...... 2730 Secretary...... 790MXS/CCS...... 2915 Readiness Security Manager...... 90FSS/FSOXU...... 3588 Secretary...... 90MSG/CCS...... 3100 Readiness/Medical Plans...... 90MDOS/SGSX...... 2732 Secretary...... 90FSS/CCS...... 2115/3308 Real Property Manager...... 90CES/CERR...... 5113 Secretary...... 90OSS/CCS...... 4992 Receptionist (Bldg. 207)...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 2599/2241 Secretary...... 90SFG/CCS...... 3846 Records Management (333)...... 90CS/SCOK...... 6138 Secretary...... 90FSS/CCS...... 2115 Reenlistments...... 90FSS/DPMPE...... 3591 Secretary...... 90MW/CC...... 2005 Refill Pharmacy...... 90MDSS/SGSD...... 2330 Secretary...... 90CPTS/CCS...... 3541 Relocation Assistance Program...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5945 Secretary...... 90OG/CCS...... 3071/2818 Relocations (Outbound)...... 90FSS/FSMPD...... 3141 Secretary...... 90SFS CCS...... 4142 Relocations (Retirement/Separations)...... 90FSS/FSMPD...... 3677 Secure Fax ...... 20AF/MOC...... 5329 Reports & Analysis...... 90SFS/S5R...... 3957 Secure Fax...... 625 MOF/OSK...... 272-2331 Resource Advisor (232)...... 90MSG/RA...... 3801 Security Chief...... 153CACS/SFO...... 6728 Resource Advisor...... 90MXG/RA...... 5172 Security Controller, Site A...... 319MS/DO...... 2656 Resource Advisor...... 90SFG/RA...... 5590 Security Controller, Site B...... 319MS/DO...... 2086 Resource Flight Chief (363)...... 90CES/CER...... 5284/2165 Security Controller, Site C...... 319MS/DO...... 2845

ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Resource Protection...... 90SFS/S5T...... 3931 Security Controller, Site D...... 319MS/DO...... 3255 Resources Flight Commander/Chief (1235)...... 790MXS/MXMU...... 4554 Security Controller, Site E...... 319MS/DO...... 2637 Retiree Activities Info Office (207)...... CCU/RAO...... 2309 Security Controller, Site F...... 320MS/SFO...... 3655 Right Start...... 90FSS/FSMPS...... 1845 Security Controller, Site G...... 320MS/SFO...... 2147 Rivet Mile (1502)...... 90MMXS/MMXR...... 3387 Security Controller, Site H...... 320MS/SFO...... 3219 Rumor Control/Straight Talk...... 90MW/PA...... 2954 Security Controller, Site I...... 320MS/SFO...... 3236 RV Storage...... 90FSS/FSCO...... 2988 Security Controller, Site J...... 320MS/SFO...... 2727 Security Controller, Site K...... 321MS/SFO...... 3395 S Security Controller, Site L...... 321MS/SFO...... 2395 SABER...... 90CES/CENME...... 2161 Security Controller, Site M...... 321MS/SFO...... 3859 SACCS...... 271-2557/2180 Security Controller, Site N...... 321MS/SFO...... 2379

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone Security Controller, Site O...... 321MS/SFO...... 2244 Superintendent, MEO...... 90MW/ME...... 6060 Security Forces Evaluation...... 90OG/SFV...... 2554 Superintendent/Team Leader...... 90FSS/FSDP (FTAC)...... 6048 Security Forces Evaluations...... 90SFG/SFMQ...... 3015 Supply...... 90OSS/OSES...... 2927 Security Forces Manager...... 90SFS/SFM...... 4199 Supply...... 90SSPTS/SFTE...... 4671 Security Forces Manager (1292)...... 90OG/OGSFME...... 3932 Supply Manager...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3724 Security Forces Superintendent...... 790MSFS/SFM...... 3818 Supply NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAFLS...... 6751 Security Forces Training...... 20AF/ICE...... 3829 Supply NCOIC...... 90SSPTS/SFTRA...... 4533 Security Manager/OPSEC...... 90MXG/PRP...... 4880 Supply/Resource Advisor...... 90SFS/SFTRA...... 4533 Security Forces Investigations...... 90SFS/S21...... 2215 Support Element...... 90MMXS/MMXGE...... 2774 Senior Crew...... 90OSS/OSOT...... 4996 Support Flight Superintendent...... 153CACS/MAFL...... 2878 Separations/Retirements...... 90FSS/FSMPD...... 3677/3702 Support Group Voting Officer...... 3805 Service Call Desk (After Duty Hours) (320)...... 90CES/EMCS...... 2480/2485 Support/Education Resources...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 4890 SF Manager...... 90SSPTS/SFM...... 5591 Survivor Benefits...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 3529 SF Manager Exec...... 90SFG...... 3641 Systems Help Desk...... 90MDSS/SGSI...... 3657 Site Manager, Site A...... 319MS/DOO...... 7305 Systems Management...... 90FSS/FSMC...... 2083 Site Manager, Site B...... 319MS/DOO...... 2726 Site Manager, Site C...... 319MS/DOO...... 2484 T Site Manager, Site D...... 319MS/DOO...... 3108 Tactical Response Force NCOIC...... 20AF/A7T...... 5484 Site Manager, Site E...... 319MS/DOO...... 2896 Tactics...... 37HS/DOK...... 2919/4151 Site Manager, Site F...... 320MS/DOO...... 7341 Tactics and Operations...... 20AF/A3NK...... 5229 Site Manager, Site G...... 320MS/DOO...... 7349 Tax Assistance Center (1Feb-15 Apr) (232)...... 90MW/...... 5829 Site Manager, Site H...... 320MS/DOO...... 7357 Team Training (485)...... AETC DET 21...... 2382/2393 Site Manager, Site I...... 320MS/DOO...... 7365 Tech Control...... 90CS/SCOI...... 2549 Site Manager, Site J...... 320MS/DOO...... 7372 Technical Engineering (250)...... 526 ICBMSS...... 2144/2177 Site Manager, Site K...... 321MS/DOO...... 7380 Technical Order Library (1235)...... 790MXS/ATS...... 2110 Site Manager, Site L...... 321MS/DOO...... 7388 Technical Order Programs and Policy...... 20AF/A3NV...... 5342 Site Manager, Site M...... 321MS/DOO...... 7396 Technical Order Programs and Policy...... 20AF/A4RT...... 5480/5482 Site Manager, Site N...... 321MS/DOO...... 7604 Telephone Trouble Reporting...... 90CS/SCOS...... 4545 Site Manager, Site O...... 321MS/DOO...... 7611 Testing (DANTES)...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 4892 Skills Development Ctr (Engraving) – (356)...... 90FSS/FSCT...... 3166 Testing...... 90FSS/FSDE...... 2117 Small Computer Shop (OG)...... 90OG/SC...... 3435 Third Party Collection...... 90MDSS/SGSR...... 4855 Special Purpose Veh. Opr. Tng (485)...... AETC DET 21...... 2748 Tickets and Tours (366)...... 90FSS/FSCR...... 5656 Spouse Employment Program...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5942 Traffic Safety...... 90MW/SEG...... 2430 Squadron Section Commander...... 790MSFS/CCE...... 4981 Trainer Launch Facility U-1 (480)...... AETC DET 21...... 3770 Staff NCO...... 790MSFS/SFO...... 3640 Trainer Launch Facility U-2 (486)...... AETC DET 21...... 2099 Stan/Eval...... 37HS/CCV...... 4130/4137 Trainer Maintenance (485)...... AETC DET 21...... 2717

Standards, Evaluations and Policy...... 20AF/A3NV...... 5344 Training...... 37HS/DOT...... 5955/3808 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Standardization Division...... 90OG/DOV...... 4523 Training...... 90SSPTS/SFTT...... 4935 Standardization Policy...... 20AF/A3NV...... 5361 Training Validations and Operations (TVO)...... 90LRS/LGRD...... 3767 Stock Control Operations...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3071/2116 Training...... 90OSS/OSET...... 5096 Storage/Distribution...... 90LRS/LGRM...... 3740 Training...... 90SSPTS/SFTT...... 2784 Strategic Automated Command Control System...... 20AF/A4IC...... 5402 Training...... 90FSS/FSOT...... 4265 Structures Foreman (317)...... 90CES/CEOHS...... 4879/2871 Training...... 90MW/CP...... 4790 STE...... 90OSS/OSW...... 3431 Training & Resources Flight Chief...... 90SSPTS/SFT...... 3878 STE...... 90MW/CC...... 2505 Training & Resources Flight Leader...... 90SSPTS/SFT...... 3878 STE (MMOC) (232)...... 790MXS/MXOOJ...... 3038 Training Courseware...... 90OSS/OSOTC...... 2314 Sodexo at Chadwell...... 90FSS/FSVF...... 514-9890 Training Curriculum...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 4488 Superintendent...... 90CONS...... 2947 Training Flight Commander/Chief (485)...... 790MXS/MXOT...... 2748/5915 Superintendent...... 90 MXG/MXQ...... 3524 Training Requirements...... 90OSS/OSOTR...... 4108 Superintendent...... 90 MXG/RA...... 3789 Training Scripts...... 90OSS/OSOTS...... 3795 Superintendent...... 90MMXS/MMXC...... 3300 Training Section Instructors...... 90SSPTS/SFTT...... 4937 Superintendent...... 90MW/CP...... 4796 Transition Assistance Program...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5940 Superintendent...... 90MW/PA...... 1929 Transportation...... 20AF/A4RL...... 5367 Superintendent Central Dorm Mgr...... 90CES/CEHD...... 2163 Transportation Control Center (TCC) (1270)...... 90LRS/LGLO...... 7623/7625 Superintendent, CS...... 790MSFS/FOC...... 3640 Treaty Compliance Office...... 90MW/CCT...... 2615

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Organization Symbol Phone Organization Symbol Phone TRICARE Operations and W Patient Administration (TOPA)...... 90MDSS/SGST...... 3011 Water/Cathodic Foreman (322)...... 90CES/CEOIUW...... 4069/2792 TRICARE/HealthNet...... 844-866-9378 Warren Federal Credit Union (251)...... 432-5400 Trophy Shop (356)...... 90 FSS/FSCT...... 3751 Weapons Safety and Assessment...... 20AF/SEW...... 5243 Weapons...... 90MW/SEW...... 2712 U Weapons and Tactics Flight...... 625 MOF/STOS/OSKX UM Director/Case Manager (160)...... 5705 ...... 271-2331 Unclassified Fax...... 90MW/CP...... 2557 Weapons and Tactics Flight...... 90OSS/OSK...... 3902 Unit Deployment Manager...... 90CS/SCXX...... 4410 Weather Operations Desk...... 90OSS/OSW...... 2488 Unit Program Coordinator...... 3888 Weather Flight Commander...... 90OSS/OSW...... 5154 Unit Training Manager...... 90CES/CCT...... 2368 Weather, Chief...... 90OSS/OSW...... 5153 Unit Training Manager...... 90FSS/FSOT...... 4265 WIMS Manager...... 90CES/CENT...... 6161 Unit Training Manager...... 90SSPTS/UTM...... 3345 Wing Antiterrorism...... 90MW/AT...... 3035/3034 United States Post Office 82001 Base Branch...... 3409 Wing Chaplain...... 90MW/HC...... 3434 Used Car Lot – 1810 Commissary Rd...... 90FSS/FSCO...... 3869 Wing Command Section...... 90MW/CCEA...... 3052 Utilities (Plumbing) (316)...... 90CES/CEOIU...... 4069/2792 Utilities NCOIC...... 90CES/CEOIU...... 2792 Wing Inspector General...... 90MW/IG...... 4800 Wing ISSO...... 90CS/SCX...... 5139/1991 V Wing Plans Office -2268...... 90MW/XP...... 2135 Vehicle Control NCO (318)...... 90CES/CEOV...... 3474 Wing Safety...... 90MW/SE...... 1842 Vehicle Maintenance Customer Service (1245)...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 3866 Wing T.V...... 90MW/PA...... 2589 Vehicle Maintenance, NCOIC...... 153CACS/MAFLT...... 6735 Women, Infants and Children (WIC)...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 3963 Vehicle Management Superintendent (1245)...... 90LRS/LGRV...... 5501 Wood Skills Ctr. & Frame Shop - Vehicle and Equipment Section/VES...... 790MXS/MXOPQ...... 3174/6005/ 6905 Diamond Creek...... 90FSS/FSCT...... 3166 2707/1900 Workforce Effectiveness...... 90FSS/FSCA...... 3376 Vehicles...... 90SSPTS/SFTV...... 2420 WSA Area Supervisor...... 90SFS/S3O...... 2190 Veterinarian Treatment Facility...... 90FSS/FSCV...... 3354 WSA Entry Controller...... 90SFS/S3O...... 3059 Vice Commander...... 20AF/CV...... 5210 WSA Physical Security Control...... 90SFS/S5S...... 2471 Vice Commander...... 90MW/CV...... 3390 WSS Superintendent...... 90SFS/S3OW...... 4558 Violence Prevention Integrator (250)...... 90 MW/CVS...... 3298 Visual Imagery & Intrusion Y Detection Systems (VIIDS)...... 90CS/SCOI...... 2251 Youth Center – 1755 Piute...... 90FSS/FSFY...... 2564 Visitor Control Center (426)...... 90SFS/VCC...... 3694 Youth Center Director...... 90FSS/ FSFY...... 2556 Volunteer Program Coordinator...... 90FSS/FSFR...... 5944 Youth Sports Coordinator...... 90FSS/FSFY...... 2546

NOTES ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS

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QUICK REFERENCE LIST Organization Phone Organization Phone Air Force Aid Society (Bldg. 207)...... 2216 Commissary Office (720)...... 3509 Airman and Family Readiness Center...... 2241 Community Center (151)...... 3510 Airman’s Attic/Loan Locker (Bldg. 315)...... 4106 Awake Coffee Shop (151)...... 3510 American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) (242)...... 2354/2442 Community Support Center (207)...... 2241 Antiterrorism...... 3035/3034 Community Support Coordinator (250)...... 4552 Appointments, Clinic...... 3461 Credit Union, Warren Federal (251)...... 432-5400 Aquatics Center (Swimming Pool) (Bldg. 217)...... 3195 Crow Creek Inn (Billeting/Lodging) (216)...... 1844 Arts and Crafts Hobby Shop (Bldg. 356)...... 3754 Defense Counsel (ADC) (232)...... 3248 Awake Coffee Shop...... 3510 Dining Facility, (DFAC) (325)...... 3838 Auto Skills Center (Bldg. 762)...... 3869 Driver’s Training Facility (4341)...... 4669 BASE EXCHANGE (722)...... 634-1593 Education Center (841)...... 2117 Armed Forces Bank (722)...... 632-2177 Emergency, Crime Stopper (34)...... 911 Barber Shop (722)...... 638-3046 Equal Employment Opportunity (242)...... 6060 Beauty Shop (722)...... 634-7149 Express/Gas Station (395)...... 2830/634-7298 Cleaners & Tailors (722)...... 634-5165 Fall Hall...... 3511 GNC (722)...... 632-7223 Family Child Care...... 3317 Managers Office (722)...... 634-1593 Family Service (Bldg. 207)...... 3739 Nipa Hut...... 214-2865 Federal Credit Union (251)...... 432-5400 Services Business Manager...... 634-1593 X-221 Finance Pay Section Subway (722)...... 778-7174 Civilian (1284)...... 6659 Base Locator (Military) (235)...... 1841 Military Pay (1284)...... 1851 Base Locator (Federal Employees/Civilian) (Bldg. 213)...... 2081 First Term Airmen’s Center...... 6048 Base Locator (NAF/Civilian) (Bldg. 213)...... 2097 Fitness Center...... 2304 Before and After School Care...... 2564 Fraud Waste and Abuse Hotline (250)...... 3214 Billeting/Lodging, Crow Creek Inn (216)...... 1844 Gas Station (395)...... 634-7298/2830 Bowling Center (Bldg. 303)...... 2210 Golf Course (2110)...... 2830/3556 CE Customer Service Desk (318)...... 3175 Health and Wellness Center (HAWC) (475)...... 3318/4544 Chaplain Main Office (212)...... 3434 Honor Guard...... 2686 Chaplain (Off-duty Hours) (34)...... 3921 Household Goods, Inbound...... 1-800-771-1819 Child Development Center (5000 Fort Russell Way)...... 2639 Household Goods, Outbound...... 3113 Civil Air Patrol/Det 7, CAP-USAF...... 4405/4117 Housing Maintenance...... 637-6102 Clinic, 90th Medical Group...... 3461 Housing Management Office (281)...... 1840 Appointments, Clinic...... 3461 Housing Referral (292)...... 1840 Dental Clinic (160)...... 1846 Law Enforcement Desk (34)...... 3501/3502/3503 Ear Clinic (160)...... 3040 Legal Office (232)...... 2256 Eye (Optometry Clinic) (160)...... 2565 Lodging (Bldg. 216)...... 1844/3077 Family Advocacy (160)...... 4228 Military Clothing Sales (722)...... 3135 Family Health (160)...... 3461 Military Equal Opportunity (242)...... 2741 Flight/Missile Medicine (160)...... 2359 Military Personnel (Bldg. 1284) Health and Wellness Center (HAWC) (475)...... 3318/4544 Customer Service...... 1845 HealthNet...... 844-866-9378 Assignments...... 1845 HIPPA...... 3011 Base PRP...... 3490 Information (160)...... 3461 Evaluations...... 3141 Managed Care Office (160)...... 3011 In/Out Processing...... 3702 Mental Health...... 2998 Leave...... 2109 QUICK REFERENCE LIST Pediatric Clinic (160)...... 3461 Retirements/Separations...... 3141 Pharmacy (160)...... 3461 Multi-Crafts Skills Center (Engraving)...... 3754 Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) Clinic...... 3580/3559 Museum (31)...... 2980 Refill Pharmacy (160)...... 2330 Office of Special Investigations, DET 805...... 1852 Preventive Health Assessment (PHA) (160)...... 5820 Outdoor Rec. (Equip. Rental) (151)...... 2988 Physical Therapy (160)...... 3406 Pass and Registration (290)...... 1853 Radiology/X-Ray (160)...... 2640 Post Office, Civilian (235)...... 3409 Clothing Sales Store (722)...... 3135 Post Office, Military (235)...... 2272 Command Post...... 3921 Public Affairs (250)...... 3381

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Organization Phone Organization Phone Quality Line (250)...... 4422 Telephone Information (Base phones only)...... 113 Red Cross (Field Manager)...... 1855 Telephone Trouble...... 4545 Red Cross (Off-duty Hours) (250)...... 3921 Theater Movie Schedule...... 2226 Rumor Control/Straight Talk (250)...... 2954 Theater Scheduling...... 2115 Safety Division (250)...... 1842 Tickets and Tours (366)...... 5656 SATO (1284) Airline Tickets...... 855-794-4308 Transient Alert...... 4227 School Liaison Officer (Bldg. 207)...... 5943 Veterinarian (288)...... 3354 Sentinel (250)...... 3381 Visitor Control (Main Gate) (346)...... 3694 Sexual Assault Response Hotline (SAPRO) (242)...... 7272 Warren Federal Credit Union (251)...... 432-5400 Stables (4303)...... 2824 Weather Forecaster (1250)...... 2488 Tax Assistance Center (1 Feb-15 Apr) (232)...... 5829 WIC (Women, Infants and Children) (207)...... 3963 Taxi Dispatcher (1274) (For Official Use Only)...... 1843 Wing Antiterrorism...... 3035/3034 Teen Center (Bldg. 234)...... 3548 Youth Activities - 1755 Piute Ave...... 2564

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