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Voodoo coming in for final landingPage 4

Kids ready to deply to AustraliaPage 6

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Wing holding base exercise

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- Peterson Air Force Base mem-bers will conduct emergency response exercises Nov. 1 to 5 as part of the 21st Space Wing’s continued commitment to ensure base readiness. These exercises may cause delays at the gate. There will be some traffic disruption and potentially some temporary delays in services in the areas where exercise scenarios are taking place. We ask our mission partners and community members for patience. These exercises are a vital training tool that ensure our emergency response forces are able to effectively respond to unplanned crisis events.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Bob Ferguson was in grade school when his fam-ily moved to Chambley Air Base, France, in 1956.

He didn’t really know the significance of the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing, but as his family, and others, built the base in an open field in eastern France, the Airmen of the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing were building a legacy.

It was 1951, and the Cold War threat with the former Soviet Union was real. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization had taken over the Chambley-Bussieres airfield in France and the U.S. Air Force began construction to es-tablish its base there.

At the time, the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing was the only nuclear-capable fighter wing, said retired Colonel Ferguson, whose father was an air traffic controller at Chambley from 1956 to 1958. If pilots got orders to pick up nuclear weapons, they knew they were headed east.

“All of the pilots will tell you, they knew if they got that order, they were not coming back,” Colonel Ferguson said. “So for them, this was an important, very serious, mission they were doing.”

In September, 60 of the surviving mem-bers - who now are in their late 80s and early 90s - of the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing, met in Colorado Springs, home of today’s 21st Space Wing for a reunion. The 21st Space Wing trac-es its lineage to its oldest direct ancestor, the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing, which activated in 1953.

Col. Jim Jennings, 21st Space Wing vice commander, hosted the group for dinner at The Club while they were in town.

“The persistency to strive for excellence does not just happen,” Colonel Jennings told the group. “It takes years to build and it is built on the shoulders of giants, and those giants are you.”

For several days during the reunion, the Airmen and their families shared stories about missions, building a base, bar fights and Christmas dinners.

“Chambley is really synonymous with the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing,” Colonel Ferguson said. “What is really neat about these guys . . . they had this bond, you hear it constantly in the things they talk about.”

When the Air Force sent its Airmen to France, they sent the whole wing and their families. The 21st Fighter Bomber Wing’s 1,500 Airmen and equipment moved out of George Air Force Base, Calif., in four stages between November 1954 and January 1955.

“It was a mud hole at that point in time,” said retired Maj. Harold Lee, 86. He was a first lieutenant and a fighter pilot then and he said living in the primitive conditions drew people together. His nickname was “Cowboy,” mainly because before his Air Force flying days, he was a professional cowboy; he even competed with the likes of World All Around Rodeo Champion Casey Tibbs. Major Lee graduated from flying school in 1944 and there wasn’t a plane he wouldn’t fly. He was one of the few pilots at Chambley with as many as 60 to 75

A base, and a legacy, built on ‘the shoulders of giants’

Airmen of the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing work in the mud to set up the Chambley Air Base at the former Chambley-Bussieres airfield in France. Construction began in 1952 and the 21 FBW officially established its headquarters at Chambley on Dec. 12, 1954. Airmen affectionately referred to the base as “Mudbley.” (Courtesy photo/Bob Sisk)

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- My husband, Paul, and I have contributed to the Combined Federal Campaign since he came on active duty almost 18 years ago. The orga-nizations we have chosen to support, however, have changed over the years. A personal experience or two will do that to you.

In 2007, Paul was deployed to the desert while I was pregnant and on modified bed rest with our third and fourth children - boy/girl twins. At 35 weeks, the day after Christmas, an ul-trasound revealed a diaphragmatic hernia with our baby girl; a potentially life-threatening condition where an abnormal opening in the diaphragm causes internal organs to rise into the chest cavity and put pressure on the lungs.

Requiring a cesarean section and neonatal surgery, Paul’s commanders and the American Red Cross deemed this an emergency situation and he was home four days later, about two weeks earlier than planned. I was amazed and so thankful for the prompt support we received from his leaders and the American Red Cross that allowed him to be there. I couldn’t imagine going through this traumatic time in our lives with-

out him. Our twins were born at 37 weeks and Hailey, our new-

born girl at just six days old, was immediately rushed to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for surgery. Before and after her surgery, we stayed at the Ronald McDonald House across the street from the hospital so we could be close to her and avoid the 70 mile drive each way from Eglin AFB, Fla., to Pensacola. Though extremely stressful, Hailey came through her surgery with f lying colors and she was discharged from the hospital a week later.

I will always be grateful to the American Red Cross and the Ronald McDonald House for being there for us during our time of need. When Paul and I saw these organizations listed in the CFC catalog, we knew contributing to their cause was one way we could thank them and give back to others in similar situations.

We recently found another worthwhile charity we wanted to support as a result of Paul’s current assignment. As the commander of the 16th Space Control Squadron, we see the unit’s 26 active duty members rotate deployments every four

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THULE AIR BASE, Greenland -- Are you tired of the overwhelming inbox or the Microsoft Outlook death march through tons of “over-communicating?” Remember when things were clear and all seemed to make sense? Perhaps that never was the case, or perhaps you were much younger or had less responsibility. In any case, creating a vision for yourself, your workplace or your entire organization can bring clarity to your endeavors. So, here’s an approach to take:

Step 1: Create your vision“That’s just crazy enough to work!” -

Ghost BustersYou have vision; you just need inspiration

from perspective. Then, cast your vision. For example, “compliance” sounds boring. But, once you realize that compliance is just doing your job as stated in governing guidance, some of which (e.g. “NOTES,” “CAUTIONS” and “WARNINGS”) were paid for in blood, and that once you do your job without mistake, you are at the “excel-lent” level and that no inspector can pull your credibility ... here comes the vision. “Team, we are going to be bullet-proof once we get this program into compliance and demonstrate consistent, repeatable success ... we will be on auto-pilot, daring any in-spector to find a fault. Plan your vacations now, because they won’t be able to poke holes in this program.”

Step 2: Communicate your vision“Teams succeed only when the players

have a unified vision, no matter how much talent or potential there is. A team doesn’t win the championship if its players have different agendas.” -- John Maxwell, lead-ership expert

Even the “best sports teams money can

buy” don’t always do well. Get your key leaders or your informal leaders into a dis-cussion about your vision. Prod and probe into their desire to be impact players and make a difference. You will soon see how important having a vision is to them. You will find commonalities among your people as to their hopes for the organization. Also, if you get them to help shape your vision, they will own it and then you’re really talk-ing powerful stuff.

Step 3: Put your vision into action“Vision without action is a dream. Action

without vision is simply passing the time. Action with vision is making a positive dif-ference.” - Joel Barker, author

You have to put your vision to some form of test. Maybe all you have is a pipe-dream or your vision is too early/late for its time. Or, maybe your vision can be tweaked. But, you have to have tangible feedback that you and/or your people see, to fully test your vision for feasibility. If it’s too crazy, it may still work. But, the power of belief is critical to seeing a vision through. If people don’t believe it, they won’t be willing to go on the journey with you. So, sincerely test out your vision against real circumstances. Recommend going for small victories first,

like trying it out on a workplace visitor or asking your boss what he or she thinks. Once you get your vision moving, it will pick up momentum toward becoming reality.

Step 4: Clear out anything that’s not help-ing you achieve your vision

“Foresight is the ‘lead’ the leader has. Once he loses this lead and events start to force his hand, he is leader in name only. He is not leading; he is reacting to imme-diate events and he probably will not long be a leader. There are abundant current examples of loss of leadership which stem from a failure to foresee what reasonably could have been foreseen, and from failure to act on that knowledge while the leader has freedom to act.” -- Robert K. Greenleaf, author of The Servant as Leader

All too often we seem to manage our way out of any chance to lead. This step is the most fun because it will feel empowering, but two cautions go with it. First, make sure your vision is putting you toward mission accomplishment. You are brilliant, but we hired you for a mission, not just to be a visionary. Second, make sure your vision is subordinately linked to the vision at the next higher echelon. You are brilliant, but you are in a chain of command. We serve our country via lawful orders of our com-manders. To have a vision that doesn’t lead to carrying out our commander’s intent is the opposite of mission accomplishment.

Step 5: Enjoy the clarity you created for you and/or your people

You may find this process iterative and continuous, which is the goal. If you are

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- It’s taken a while, but the Peterson Air and Space Museum’s F-101 “Voodoo” is coming in for a landing.

The aircraft will soon rest in a new display site at the intersection of Peterson Boulevard and Hamilton Street. Overlooking the Peterson AFB flight line, the location is very appropriate for this former Cold War defender of North American skies.

The McDonnell F-101 was first designed as a long-range bomber escort for the Air Force’s Strategic Air Command in the 1950s. But when high-speed, high-altitude jet bombers like the B-52 “Stratofortress” entered active service, escort fight-ers were not needed. So, before production began, the F-101’s design was changed to fill both tactical and air defense roles.

The first production F-101As entered service in May 1957 and the aircraft made their first flights in September 1954. By the time F-101 produc-tion ended in March 1961, McDonnell built 785 Voodoos, including 480 F-101Bs, the two-seat, all-weather interceptor used by the Air Force’s Air Defense Command.

The museum’s Voodoo, serial number 58-274, was delivered to the Air Force in March 1960 and was first assigned to the 15th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Davis-Monthan AFB, Ariz. After a few years in the hot climate of the Sonoran Desert, Voodoo 274 moved to the northern tier of the United States with the 13th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at Glasgow AFB, Mont., in June 1964. There it stood guard against potential Cold War attacks by bombers from the Soviet Union.

While at Glasgow, 274 equipped the 13th FIS team participating in the 1965 “William Tell” air defense competition at Tyndall AFB, Fla. In June 1968, 274 moved on to equip the 63rd FIS at K. I.

Sawyer AFB, Mich. After a few years guarding the Great Lakes region, the aircraft headed to the warm weather and sunny beaches of Tyndall AFB in 1971, and an assignment to the Air Defense Weapons Center. 274 finally retired from the Air Force inven-tory in 1974 and came to Peterson AFB to become a “gate guard” at the base’s west entrance.

When the west gate was rebuilt in 2006, base officials made a decision to remove the aircraft from its perch and place it elsewhere on base, and the new display site was completed this year by the 21st Civil Engineer Squadron. The move and installation to the new site is scheduled for the near future when a contractor will repair, restore and repaint the aircraft. Aircraft 274 will be repainted in the colors and markings of the 13th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, reliving its glory days as a first-line, tip-of-the-spear protector of America nearly 50 years ago.

A display sign will tell the story of this warrior and those like it.

The Peterson Air and Space Museum’s F-101 “Voodoo” will soon occupy a new display site at the intersection of Peterson Boulevard and Hamilton Street. After installation, the aircraft will be repaired, restored, and repainted in the colors and markings of the 13th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, reliving its glory days as a first-line, tip-of-the-spear protector of America nearly 50 years ago. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- There were more than 70 names on the list, and one by one, they were read aloud to a small group of Peterson Air Force Base Airmen and employees. The group gathered at the Peterson Chapel Oct. 13 to remember the lives lost to domestic violence.

Candles were lit and a few tears fell as Jeremy Roberts, 21st Space Wing Family Advocacy program assistant, and Sharron Barbour, 21st SW Mental Health adminis-trative technician, read the names of the victims of domestic violence from the El Paso County community Silent Witness List, including Peterson AFB Airman 1st Class Brittney Brashers, who died last November.

“Make no mistake, the body count in Colorado is high,” said Jerry Miranda, a Colorado Springs family violence sur-vivor who spoke at the candlelight vigil. “Men, women and children are giving their lives while living in a dysfunctional family environment.”

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The 21st Space Wing Family Advocacy intervention and program spe-cialists hosted the vigil called, “Remember My Name.” The month is set aside by Presidential proclamation since 1987, when the first Domestic Violence Awareness Month was observed. At Peterson AFB, the goal is to remind the military com-munity about the resources and programs available to them to end domestic vio-lence, said Martina Porter, 21st SW Family Advocacy outreach manager and a host of the candlelight vigil.

“We will confront many widely held beliefs about domestic violence, while re-membering those lost, celebrating those who survived, and renewing our dedica-tion to ending violence against women and men,” she said.

At the candlelight vigil, survivors’ stories were told and poems were read. Rebekah Myers, a Wasson High School student, sang “Amazing Grace” and Monique and Kayndis James, mother and daughter, per-formed a survivor’s praise dance to honor the family and friends of victims - those who survived.

“The word domestic reminds us of the closeness of this very disrespect-ful behavior and action,” said Chaplain (Capt.) Onyema Okorie, 21st Space Wing Chaplain’s Office. “Today we pray for all families, especially those torn apart by

domestic violence.”Domestic violence is a national problem

that is not gender specific. It cuts across

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you or someone you know has been a victim of domestic violence, contact the Family Advocacy office at 556-8943. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Airman 1st Class Jessica Hines)

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- From mock dog

tags and passports to qualifying on the M-16 rubber band guns, children on Peterson Air Force Base will experience and understand the deployment process during “Operations KUDOS,” organized by the Airman and Family Readiness Center, Nov. 13 at the R.P. Lee Youth Center.

Operation KUDOS - Kids Understanding Deployment OperationS - is designed for children ages five to 15 to help give them an understanding of how the Air Force prepares mom or dad for military deployments.

Operation KUDOS will begin at 10 a.m. and last until 2 p.m. This year, the children will deploy in support of

“Operation Tasmanian Devil” where they will mock deploy to Tasmania, Australia. This event is open to all children assigned to Peterson AFB, whether they currently have a parent deployed or not.

After in-processing and receiving their orders and pass-ports, the children will receive their initial briefing before processing through the deployment line.

The deployment line will consist of different agencies on base such as the Military Personnel Section, the chapel, the legal office and the finance office where children will get their mock passports stamped, receive play money and receive immunizations in the form of jellybeans. There will even be camouflage makeup for those who want it.

“The purpose of Operation KUDOS is to help children understand what their parents go through while getting

ready to deploy,” said Tech. Sgt. Stacy Oliver, Airman and Family Readiness Center readiness non-commissioned of-ficer. “We hope that this experience will help alleviate some of the stress they feel before their parent deploys or even help those children have a better understanding of deployments if their parents are already gone.”

Children will have lunch served by the 21st Force Support Squadron Readiness Team and get to check out some Humvees from the 13th Air Support Operations Squadron.

“We want to make this deployment process as realistic as possible for the children while making it loads of fun at the same time,” Sergeant Oliver said. “Kids and parents can expect to have a fantastic experience during this event.”

* To sign up, or for more information, contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center at 556-6141.

Operation KUDOS – Kids Understanding Deployment OperationS – will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 13 at the R.P. Lee Youth Center on Peterson Air Force Base. This year, children will deploy in support of “Operation Tasmanian Devil” where they will mock deploy to Tasmania, Australia. This event is open to all children ages five to 15 assigned to Peterson AFB, whether they currently have a parent deployed or not. To register or for more information, call the Airman and Family Readiness Center at 556-6141. (U.S. Air Force/file photo)

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- When it comes to delivering gifts to children all over the world in one night, Santa Claus has the market cornered. But when it comes to processing and delivering more than 20 billion pieces of mail through the holiday season, the U.S. Postal Service and Military Postal Service Agency come out on top.

To make sure your holiday gifts and greeting cards make it through this year’s cyclone of postal processing, take a tip from the mail gurus themselves and adhere to a few holiday cut-off dates.

When sending gifts overseas to military loved ones, how you choose to send a gift can be just as important as picking out that special gift and choosing between the sparkly red or silver wrapping paper. How you choose to ship an item determines when you need to ship it.

For parcel post - the slowest shipping method - mail the package by Nov. 12 to get it there by Dec. 25 to overseas locations. Hanukkah begins Dec. 1 this year, so for parcel post, send gifts 24 days prior.

For a break-down of all shipping methods and dates, refer to the Military Postal Service Agency shipping recommen-dation deadlines:

n Parcel post: Nov. 12 for all overseas locations.n Priority and first class: Dec. 4 to contingency loca

tions (APO/FPO AE Zip 093); all other overseas loca tions by Dec. 10.

n Express: Not applicable to contingency locations, Dec. 18 for all others.

n Space Available Mail: Nov. 20 to contingency loca tions; all others by Nov. 26.

n Parcel Airlift Mail: Dec. 1 to contingency locations; all others by Dec. 3.

n First-class cards and letters: Dec. 4 to contingency loca-

tions; all others by Dec. 10.The Postal Service also offers several shipping resources to

help family and friends send packages to military personnel serving overseas. The first is the Priority Mail APO/FPO Flat Rate Box, which features predetermined rates regardless of weight or destination, similar to other flat rate products.

Mail sent to overseas military addresses is charged only domestic mail prices. The domestic mail price for the Priority Mail Large Flat Rate Box is $14.50, but for packages to APO/FPO addresses overseas the price is reduced to $12.50.

The Postal Service also offers free Military Care Kits, designed specifically for military families. The mailing kits can be ordered by calling 1-800-610-8734 and asking for the Military Care Kit. Each kit includes two “America Supports You” large Priority Mail Flat Rate boxes, four medium-sized Priority Mail Flat Rate boxes, six Priority Mail labels, one roll of Priority Mail tape and six customs forms with envelopes.

To make sure holiday gifts and greeting cards make it through this year’s cyclone of postal processing, take a tip from the mail gurus and adhere to the 2010 holiday cut-off dates. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Airman 1st Class Jessica Hines)

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the 21st Space Wing Family Advocacy office on Peterson Air Force Base offers the following events:

Noon to 2 p.m. Oct. 21, Family Advocacy Supporting Effective Solutions, Peterson Library, Building 1171. Call 556-8943 to reg-ister. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 26, The Invitation: A Conversation with Family and Friends, How to Support Victims and Survivors of Domestic Violence, Building 725, mental health conference room. RSVP, 556-8943.

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Spouse of the year and unit nominations

Air Force officials are soliciting nomina-tions for both the 2011 Joan Orr Air Force Spouse of the Year and the 2011 Verne Orr awards. The Joan Orr Spouse of the Year Award honors the significant contributions made by non-military spouses of Air Force military members from any Air Force com-ponent. The nominee’s husband or wife must currently be serving. The Verne Orr Award recognizes an Air Force active duty, Guard or Reserve unit that makes the most effec-

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Parent training A free workshop for parents with spe-

cial needs children will be presented by Specialized Training of Military Parents and PEAK Parent Center Oct. 25 and 26. The workshop will be at the Fort Carson Army Community Services from 8

a.m. to 4 p.m. and topics include com-munication strategies, IEP process, wills and guardianship, SSI, Tricare and more. To reg-ister, call 531-9400 or register online at www.peakparent.org/workshopsTrainings.asp

Pumpkin Patrol volunteers needed

Volunteers are needed for the annual “Pumpkin Patrol” from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 31, when children in base housing go trick or treating. Reply by Oct. 25 to Tech. Sgt. Matthew Arsenault, matthew.arsenault@peterson.af.mil. Operation Pumpkin Patrol is a group of volunteers which manages a safe trick or treat environment for the kids of Peterson AFB.

Clinic closed The 21st Medical Group including the Pete

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tory training. The clinic will open at 12:30 p.m. with first appointments scheduled at 12:50 p.m. For all medical emergencies call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. When requiring after hours Acute Care contact the 556-CARE line and choose the USAFA Acute Care clinic.

Simply Fellowship Join Protestant Women of the Chapel at

6:30 p.m. Oct. 28, at the Peterson AFB Chapel for coffee and light refreshments. The evening social will be a time for fellowship, conversa-tion and meeting new friends. Bring any 8 X 10 inch or 8.5 X 11 inch standing frame for a craft project. For more information, contact Audrey Cassibry at peterson@pwoc.org or the Peterson AFB Chapel at 556-4442.

TAP workshop The Airman and Family Readiness Center

Offers a TAP workshop for military person-nel scheduled for separation or retirement. The five-day workshop is for personnel two years from retirement and one year from separation. The monthly TAP workshop cov-ers subjects related to easing the change into a civilian career, including understanding and dealing with change, job search tech-niques, interviewing, resume writing, VA and other benefits, dressing for success, cor-porate culture, financial planning, support services, and other important related topics. This workshop is open to all branches of the military and spouses are strongly encour-aged to attend. Upcoming workshop dates are: Nov. 1 to 5 and Dec. 13 to 17. Call the A&FRC at 556-6141 for details.

Wing holds base exercise Peterson Air Force Base members will con-

duct emergency response exercises Nov. 1 to

5 as part of the 21st Space Wing’s continued commitment to ensure base readiness. These exercises may cause delays at the gate. There will be some traffic disruption and potentially some temporary delays in services in the ar-eas where exercise scenarios are taking place. We ask our mission partners and community members for patience. These exercises are a vital training tool that ensure our emergency response forces are able to effectively respond to unplanned crisis events.

Career tracks The Airman and Family Readiness Center

offers Career Tracks from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 2 and 3. Career Tracks is a compre-hensive two-day career planning workshop which helps discover, clarify, and strengthen skills, values, and interests through practical and assessment exercises. Connect with other military spouses in the community through interactive experiences and participation. Learn avenues to maximize your employ-ment and career capabilities and job search. The class is open to spouses of all branch of service. For information, call 333-3444 (the class is offered at the U.S. Air Force Academy this quarter). Space is limited.

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socioeconomic, age, ethnic, racial and cultural lines. Nationally, more the 17,000 people are murdered each year by an intimate partner.

C. Elizabeth Campaigne, 21st SW Family Advocacy intervention specialist, said Peterson AFB leadership is committed to supporting its families and overcoming any negative forces that diminish family health.

“If each person in the Peterson complex supports and participates in education programs that deal with the challenges that accompany military life, we can build and strengthen individual and family resiliency and stop domestic abuse,” Ms. Campaigne said. “Reporting abuse is always a matter of duty, honor and integrity, and making that report often requires personal courage.”

Mr. Roberts said the 21st SW Family Advocacy program offers Strength Based Therapy, a program that allows fam-ily members to talk out issues before they escalate into violence. Family Advocacy also offers parenting classes, anger management and stress management classes. The idea is to address violence through prevention and early identification. There is no medical documentation for those who attend these programs, he said.

“It’s a great place to get some knowledge, see what works and what doesn’t work and learn some things to try,” he said.

People can survive family violence, Mr. Miranda said.

“Where there is help there is hope,” he said. “The help is the support of family and friends and more importantly with the help of such professionals as [Ms. Porter] who dedicate their lives to putting an end to family violence.”

Domestic Violence Awareness Month events: n Noon to 2 p.m. Oct. 21, Family Advocacy Supporting

Effective Solutions, Peterson Library, Building 1171. Call 556-8943 to register.

n 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 23, Women’s Living Expo, Phil Long Expo Center, 1515 Auto Mall Loop Colorado Springs. Admission is $3. Event includes fitness demos, health screening, and a mother-daughter forum.

n 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 26, The Invitation: A Conversation with Family and Friends, How to Support Victims and Survivors of Domestic Violence, Building 725, mental health conference room. RSVP, 556-8943.

Resources:n If you or someone you know has been a victim of

domestic violence, contact the Family Advocacy office at 556-8943.

n The Family Advocacy program offers ongoing relation-ship enhancement/communication skills building seminars quarterly. The next seminar is “Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program,” which is a premarital/marital educational curriculum and will be Nov. 12 at the Airmen and Family Readiness Center. To sign up, call 556-8943.

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flying hours a month.“I had a reputation for being, shall we say, a little wild

once in while,” he said during the Colorado Springs reunion. Recalling one occasion, on a bet for a case of beer, he “boomed” the base - a supersonic fly by that rattled the base buildings. He was grounded by the wing commander for two weeks.

“That night, I went to the NCO club and we drank not only that case of beer, but five more,” he said.

When he received his orders to Chambley, retired Chief Master Sgt. Leonard Black, 83, couldn’t find Chambley on a map. When he got there, he could see why. It was a big muddy airfield. Airmen were setting up buildings, barracks and the 42-foot trailers where families resided.

There was a great deal of work to be done on the base and retired Col. George Stokes, who was the base supply officer, is credited as the guy who built Chambley. Colonel Stokes, 89, was among the first American contingent to arrive on Chambley. In talking about his work, Colonel Stokes smiles modestly, “sure, we played a part in the set up,” he said.

The mud was so thick, vehicles would get stuck and the runways had to be reconstructed several times. All of the Airmen assigned to Chambley had a number of extra duties. In addition to the working and living quarters, Airmen built a five-classroom school and a theater for the children. The pilots taught school to the elementary children until the Department of Defense teachers arrived.

“It shows the ingenuity and it shows how everyone pulled together as a team,” said Colonel Ferguson, who was a student in that school. “They were building the base from the ground up.”

Joyce Watkins, 80, was 24 years old in 1954, a new bride and one of the first DoD teachers at Chambley. Her husband, Tech. Sgt. William Watkins, was part of the wing that moved from George AFB.

“It was a wonderful experience,” she said. “But, it was hard. We went through a lot of hardships.”

Col. Robert Rowland, 21st Fighter Bomber Wing

commander from 1953 to 1956 who retired as a major general, acknowledged in his Christmas letter that living in eastern France wasn’t easy:

“For most of us, Christmas 1954 was bleak and a dreary day far from home and loved ones,” he wrote. “Many of you were fighting the mud and rain of Chambley; others of us were stranded at various bases along the North Atlantic ferry route. Christmas 1955 presents a pleasant contrast and brighter outlook due to the progress made

during the past year.”Retired Lt. Col. Gene

Waxman, 90, remem-bers hearing about a Communist element of the French people in a mining town north of Chambley. It was something the Airmen were always aware of, especially if they trav-eled to Luxembourg, he said. Something that always puzzled Colonel Waxman was a complete failure of the heating sys-tem on base in the dead of winter in 1955.

“And, just coinciden-tally, all of the electri-cal system went out at the same time. So there were no emergency gen-erators, no nothing,” he said. “I’m sure that it was sabotage. It was just too well planned not to be.”

On March 7, 1966, French President Charles De Gaulle announced that France would with-draw from NATO’s inte-grated military structure

and he ordered all nuclear weapons out of France. The United States was told it had to leave. On April 1, 1967, the last U.S. Air Force personnel left Chambley and the base returned to French control. Over the years, the wing’s name and mission have changed, but its lineage goes back to the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing established in 1952.

Colonel Ferguson, who organized the September re-union, and other members of the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing, have posted stories and photos of those first Airmen to arrive on an air base in eastern France all those years ago, at http://chambleyab.com/.

“I didn’t know what their mission was,” Colonel Ferguson said. “But, I used to watch the planes taking off and landing. I would just dream and watch when they fired the guns.”

Legacy

Joyce Watkins, 80, was 24 years old and a new bride when she arrived at Chambley Air Base in 1954. Families lived in 42-foot trailers as the base was being built on an airfield. Although there was a lot of rain and mud, Watkins, who was the first Department of Defense teacher to arrive on the base, enjoyed her time there and attends all of the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing reunions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

Retired Lt. Col. Gene Waxman, 90, was a supply squadron officer and was part of the advance party that left George Air Force Base, Calif., in 1954 to set up at Chambley Air Base in France. He met his wife, an Air Force nurse, there and says “France gave me something.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

Retired Col. George Stokes, 89, served as the base supply officer at Chambley Air Base, France. He was among the first American contingent to arrive at the airfield and is credited by his peers as “the guy who built up Chambley.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

Retired Maj. Harold “Cowboy” Lee, 86, who flew the F-86 Sabre, tells stories about flying in and out of Chambley Air Base in eastern France during the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing reunion Sept. 16-19 in Colorado Springs. Major Lee said he was one of the few pilots with 60 to 75 hours flying time a month, “I didn’t feel there was anything I couldn’t fly.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

Retired Chief Master Sgt. Leonard Black, 83, was stationed at Chambley Air Base, France, in 1956. Although the living conditions were primitive, Chief Black said he has fond memories of being in France: his first child was born there. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

“Chambley is really synonymous with the 21st Fighter Bomber Wing,” Colonel Ferguson said. “What is really neat about these guys . . . they had this bond, you hear it constantly in the things they talk about.”

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WORSHIP SERVICES Sunday Morning 10:00am

Tuesday Night 7:00pm Covenant Connection International

Pastor Charles Tedder1980 Academy Suite S.

(back side Loaf n Jug)(719) 358-1961

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Meeting at:Prairie Hills Elementary

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9:30am Worship Service

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STORAGE

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Employment

Customer ServiceAttn: Military Spouses

Part time

Major military consumer financecompany seeks part time CSR’s forColorado Springs, CO branch office. Excellent Opportunity. We will train you in the lending business. Outgoing personality, telephone/office skills, computer and good personal credit a must. Competitive salary, incentives, 401K & more.

Email resume and cover letter toBrian O’Hara at

bohara@yesomini.com. www.militaryloans.com

Equal Opportunity Employer

CLERICAL / OFFICE

Admin Asst – Part TimeExperience: 3 yrs admin, construction industry a plusSkills: Computer, excellent verbal and organizational skills, multi-taskingJob Tasks: Clerical and Adminsupport, Handle mail, Filing, Phones, Cleaning. Pay: $12-15, DOEFax Resumes (719) 527-2629, or call (719) 576-1223.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Posh Corporation is now hiring. Must be fashion forward. Poshcorporation.com or call 344-5085.

DRIVERS

Drivers: Earn up to $40,000 1st Year!Stevens Transport SponsoredCDL Training & Now Hiring!Call Now About Our Opportunities. EOE. 1-877-680-2105

EDUCATION

EDUCATIONASSISTANT

Assists in the classroom providing adevelopmentally appropriate early childhood education program. Duties include routine maintenance, meals, and working with children 0-5 years of age in classroom as assigned. Bilin-gual in English/Spanish a plus.

Salary based on Education.

Apply: CPCD (Head Start)2330 Robinson St, CSC 80904.Fax: (719) 457-0615 or e-mail:

brenda@cpcd.orgPosition is open until filled.

EOE

GENERAL

Looking for:People who

want to make money while they sleep! www.healthyandhappy.myshaklee.com

HEALTHCARE

Nurse Aide classes offered day and night, in Colorado Springs. Board of Nursing and VA approved. 358-6074

Cost of ad is dependent on length of contract

Call Hyrum at (719) 329-5221to place your ad.

Have a business? Need to promote yourself?Reach 3 Military bases plus readers of the Business Journal with our classifi ed section. Get this same size ad for only $60.00 a week.

14 www.peterson.af.milSpace ObServerThursday, October 21, 2010

All real estate advertising in this newspaperis subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of1968, which makes it illegal to advertise anypreference, limitation or discrimination basedon race, color, religion or national origin, oran intention to make such preference, limitationor discrimination. The Mountaineer shall notaccept any advertisement for real estate whichis in violation of the law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings advertised in thisnewspaper are available on an equalopportunity basis.

Real Estate

Specializing in Home Sales

& Property

Management

DAVE SWINT

Broker/Owner USAF (Ret.)

ABR, GRI, PE

Swint Realty CO, LLC6189 Lehman Drive, Ste 200 • Colo. Springs, CO 80918

WHEN EXPERIENCE COUNTS

592-9700 • Cell: 964-5612• SwintDO@aol.com

Lauri Ann E. Maloney719.955.8589

homes@lauriannmaloney.comwww.LauriAnnMaloney.com

Getting into a new home may cost less than

you think!Low home prices, low interest rates, and VA financing

combine to make your dream a reality!

Call for a FREE, no obligation consultation.

570-1015MartysHomes.com

martymin@msn.com

Great Buys, Low Rates

The Right Time Marty MindnichCMSgt, USAF (Ret)

Broker Associate, ABR, GRI, ePRO

“Don’t Forget to Call Home”

Member FDICMORTGAGE DIVISION

421 N. Tejon Street,Colorado Springs, CO 80903

VeteransServing

VeteransWe both have over 30 years Experience in making VA Loans.

With Hundredsof Referrals, Use

a Lender You KnowYou Can Trust…

Your Loan is with aBank, Not a Broker.

Charley Grayson719-304-5119

Charlie Bogues719-338-1430

SALES / MARKETING

Advertising Account Executive

Colorado Publishing Company,publisher of the Colorado Springs Business Journal, the Ft CarsonMountaineer, the Peterson SpaceObserver and the Schriever Sentinel is looking for an experienced salesperson to sell advertising in the three military newspapers. Perfect for anindependent self starter that isn’t afraid to make cold calls and who is willing to develop lasting relationships with large number of accounts.

CPC is a division of The DolanCompany, one of the fastest growing communications companies in thenation.

To apply send cover letter and resume to sue.hamilton@csbj.com.

CLASSIFIED ACCOUNTEXECUTIVE

Colorado Publishing Company,publisher of the Colorado Springs Business Journal, The Ft. Carson Mountaineer, The Peterson SpaceObserver and The Schriever Sentinel is looking for someone with inside sales experience to help grow ourclassified advertising section. Perfect for an independent, self-starter that isn’t afraid to make cold calls.Newspaper sales experience helpful, but not required. The winningcandidate will thrive in a deadline driven, fast-paced, fun environment.

CPC is a division of The DolanCompany, one of the fastestgrowing communicationscompanies in the nation.

Competitive pay (Base + commission), 401K, health, vacation, etc.

Background check required. EOE.

Send resume to:Sue.Hamilton@csbj.comor fax to (719) 329-5237

Classifieds

MERCHANDISE

APPLIANCES

GOOD PRODUCTSGOOD PRICESGOOD PEOPLE

DUPREE USED APPLIANCESFor 38 Years!!!

Visit us for a savings certificate atwww.dupreeappliance.comCall us at 442-2233

Quality, reconditioned stoves,refrigerators, washers & dryers.

*Up to 2 year warranty

*Whirlpool - GE - Kenmore*Visa, MC, checks welcomed*Professional Delivery Team

Choose from over 150 appliances at our clean, spacious showroom.

2200 East Platte Ave.

BABY/CHILDRENS ITEMS

AIRPLANE CRIB BEDDINGPottery Barn airplane crib bedding. 205-5998.

PapasanNature Swing$65 Bouncer$30.Can text pictures.FREE local de-livery 530-575-0835

FIREARMS

3.06 Bolt Action Savage with scope, mypod, sling. Wood stock. $300. Call 232-8402. Remington 870 12 gauge.

Holsters for Beretta 92/963 avail: 2 Blackhawk Serpa, 1

Safariland. Call 719-640-6926.

Remington 870 Express 12 gauge shot-gun black stock comes with hard case and 4 locks. $300. 719-313-9019

HOME FURNISHINGS

Futon bed that comes with twomattresses—$100. Toddler, bed w/mattress—$40 obo. 706-247-4464

Sectional SofaBurgandy with recliners at each end.

$300. 719-465-2992

Wicker Bedroom SetTwin bed, nightstand, dresser, desk,

bookshelf, & more. $400 OBO 382-6782

JEWELRY & COLLECTIBLES

Bowies Gold & Diamond: Exquisite Jewelry & Estate Jewelry. In House Re-pair, Custom Designs. 15% Military Discount. 2222 E Pikes Peak. 473-1431

LAWN & GARDEN

All Metal utility wagon: $45.Call (719) 660-3485

MISC FOR SALE

Rosenthal Crystal Ball—$95. 2 brass floor candelaries 42” tall—$80. 8 piece chine set, $65. Call (719) 574-4319

SPORTS EQUIP

2 Golf sets with bags and putter.One graphite and one steel. $75/each.

Call for more info. 719-598-7969

TICKETMART

CONCERTS-SPORTS-THEATRENFL-NBA-NHL-NCAA-MLB-PGA

WWW.DENVERTICKET.COM(303)-420-5000 or (800) 500-8955

PETS

CATS

Homeless loving feline Mom w/Sextuplets.

Deadbeat Broadmoor Area Dads!Litter box & Lap trained

Each free to LOVING homes.Call: 719-329-5204

DOGS

AKC Yorkie Puppies. First Shots& Paper Trained. Tiny, 12 wks old.

2 Males for $375 ea. 719-306-9607

AKC Yorkshire Terrier. F, 3 months, all shots and worming, crate trained. $400. Call 719-495-9430

Fancy PawsProfessional All Breed Pet Grooming. Close to Ft Carson. 392-PAWS (7297)

PETS

Lots of Zebra finches (normal & white colors). Must sell! Only $5 each! Bring cage. Call 591-0178.

COMMERCIAL

FOR LEASE COMMERCIAL SPC

Attractive, 23x12 ft prof office. Off-street parking, storage & more. Idealfor lawyer, acct, therapist, etc. 1119N Wahsatch $495/mo+ 719.651.5758

LAND

LAND FOR SALE

1155 Bolster, 8 acres out in thecountry & close to Hartsel. $30k

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

LOTS FOR RENT

40 acre lot in Peyton w/ well and ready to build! Full mtn views, trees, and fenced. Close to bases! * LauriAnnMaloney.com 719.955.8589 The Platinum Group

3.93 acre culdesac lot in High Forest Ranch. Trees AND views! Gated with community center! LauriAnnMaloney.com 719.955.8589 The Platinum Group

FOR SALE MOUNTAIN PROP

DIVIDE COLORADO4 acres, rolling aspen and pinemeadows. Phone, power, park

your RV. Close to national forest. $34,900. Spring Creek Realty.

719-687-3272, or 719-331-1227 springcreekland.com

Skaguay Lake47.48 acres, borders BLN. Abundant wildlife, clear flowing spring, aspen

pine, spruce. Power, phone, easy access. $149,900. SCR, Marshall @ 210-9339.

www.springcreekland.com

Teller County Stream9 acres, sunny meadow surrounded by

trees. Year around stream. Phone, power, natural gas. $54,900, owner will finance. SCR, Marshall @ 210-9339.

www.springcreekland.com

Unique and BeautifulMountain Properties for Sale

At springcreekland.com or call Jim Hammond—Spring Creek Realty 719-687-3272 and 719-331-1227.

RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE

BRIARGATE

5bd/3.5b/2c+loft 4175 Cherryvale Dr mstr ste on main, finished basmt $299k

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

Beautiful Home4bd/3ba/2car, Dist 20 7765 Manston Dr, $309,000

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

Shows like a model! Updated+ renovated. 1,467sf,3/2/2car

gar, Mtn.views! Call Larry, RE/MAXProperties 590-4744

CENTRAL

Newer home close to Ft.Carson & Peterson AFB. 2st.,

w/1626sf, 3/3/2car gar. Call Larry,RE/MAX Properties, 590-4744

ELLICOTT/YODER

3 bedroom 40 acres $159,900.VA $0 down $0 close, $8000 tax credit for select military personnel.Complete remodel! New Paint, tile carpet, appliances, etc. Has deck, shed, fencing, big garage with storage area, private well. Great for horses or small business. Jim 719-475-0517 home/work.

FOUNTAIN

Beautiful Fountain Home withUpgrades Galore! Just minutes from Fort Carson! Updated throughout. 1786 Square Feet, 4 Bed, 2 Bath, Gar-age. $149,900. For moreinformation, call 719.271.8888

GENERAL

ATTN BUYERS 1% REBATELEASE/PURCHASE, BANK OWNED

-0-DOWN. Call 719-433-5095www.RedOakFlatFeeMLS.com

MANUFACTURED / MOBILE HOMES

Guaranteed Military Approvals!Rent To Own Contracts Offered On

Nice 2, 3, & 4 Bedroom Manufactured Homes Located Just Minutes From Ft.

Carson. All Credit Accepted, OwnToday For Less Than Apartment Rent.

Please Call 1-888-265-1681.

POWERS

6850 Donnelaith Place$239,900

Springs Ranch

Looking for room? This 5BR immacu-late two story has it! Formal LR, open kit, FR w/FP, w/o to beautiful back-

yard, ML bdrm w/bath, mstr& 3 beds up. Fin bsmt!

Move-in ready! MLS# 619206.Susan Cuddeback 719-229-1909.

AFB PERFECTMIN’S TO AFB’S 4BR,3BA,2C. CLOSE TO SHOP. PRICED TO SELL $224,900. 2655 LEOTI DR. DOUG WOLFE ERA SHIELDS RE 593-1000

Close to Peterson AFB, greatHome w/2,898sf,3/3/2c gar.A/C,all appl.incl. Call Larry,

RE/MAX Properties, 590-4744

Stunning 3/3/2 home near Peterson AFB. New paint, F/P, loft, appliances included! Own for $1,050 mo. Call Dan @ Acquire Homes 719-271-0826

SECURITY

COLORADO CENTRE - $169,900 Completely remodeled 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 2 car garage close to all 3 Military bases. Brand new kitchen with solid granite counters, stainless appliances, the list goes on and on. Ready to move in! Call Brian or Teree @ KW 719-641-8353.

SOUTHEAST

MILITARY APPRECIATION REBATE:$150-$249,999.....$1,150$250-$399,999.....$1,450

$400,000 +.....$1,750Call Cindy & Joy 719-440-0122Prudential Rocky Mountain, REALTORS

www.yourhomesource.com

2590 Faulkner Drive, Only 6 minutes from Fort Carson. Ranch 3BD/1BA

home on large corner lot with beautiful mountain views. Price just Reduced.

$117K. Amanda Duncan, KellerWilliams Hope Realty—719-331-9580

1972sf, 4bd/2ba/1car, amazinglylandscaped with large backyard, much more. $150K 719-360-1040

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All real estate advertising in this newspaperis subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of1968, which makes it illegal to advertise anypreference, limitation or discrimination basedon race, color, religion or national origin, oran intention to make such preference, limitationor discrimination. The Mountaineer shall notaccept any advertisement for real estate whichis in violation of the law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings advertised in thisnewspaper are available on an equalopportunity basis.

Real Estate

Specializing in Home Sales

& Property

Management

DAVE SWINT

Broker/Owner USAF (Ret.)

ABR, GRI, PE

Swint Realty CO, LLC6189 Lehman Drive, Ste 200 • Colo. Springs, CO 80918

WHEN EXPERIENCE COUNTS

592-9700 • Cell: 964-5612• SwintDO@aol.com

Lauri Ann E. Maloney719.955.8589

homes@lauriannmaloney.comwww.LauriAnnMaloney.com

Getting into a new home may cost less than

you think!Low home prices, low interest rates, and VA financing

combine to make your dream a reality!

Call for a FREE, no obligation consultation.

570-1015MartysHomes.com

martymin@msn.com

Great Buys, Low Rates

The Right Time Marty MindnichCMSgt, USAF (Ret)

Broker Associate, ABR, GRI, ePRO

“Don’t Forget to Call Home”

Member FDICMORTGAGE DIVISION

421 N. Tejon Street,Colorado Springs, CO 80903

VeteransServing

VeteransWe both have over 30 years Experience in making VA Loans.

With Hundredsof Referrals, Use

a Lender You KnowYou Can Trust…

Your Loan is with aBank, Not a Broker.

Charley Grayson719-304-5119

Charlie Bogues719-338-1430

SALES / MARKETING

Advertising Account Executive

Colorado Publishing Company,publisher of the Colorado Springs Business Journal, the Ft CarsonMountaineer, the Peterson SpaceObserver and the Schriever Sentinel is looking for an experienced salesperson to sell advertising in the three military newspapers. Perfect for anindependent self starter that isn’t afraid to make cold calls and who is willing to develop lasting relationships with large number of accounts.

CPC is a division of The DolanCompany, one of the fastest growing communications companies in thenation.

To apply send cover letter and resume to sue.hamilton@csbj.com.

CLASSIFIED ACCOUNTEXECUTIVE

Colorado Publishing Company,publisher of the Colorado Springs Business Journal, The Ft. Carson Mountaineer, The Peterson SpaceObserver and The Schriever Sentinel is looking for someone with inside sales experience to help grow ourclassified advertising section. Perfect for an independent, self-starter that isn’t afraid to make cold calls.Newspaper sales experience helpful, but not required. The winningcandidate will thrive in a deadline driven, fast-paced, fun environment.

CPC is a division of The DolanCompany, one of the fastestgrowing communicationscompanies in the nation.

Competitive pay (Base + commission), 401K, health, vacation, etc.

Background check required. EOE.

Send resume to:Sue.Hamilton@csbj.comor fax to (719) 329-5237

Classifieds

MERCHANDISE

APPLIANCES

GOOD PRODUCTSGOOD PRICESGOOD PEOPLE

DUPREE USED APPLIANCESFor 38 Years!!!

Visit us for a savings certificate atwww.dupreeappliance.comCall us at 442-2233

Quality, reconditioned stoves,refrigerators, washers & dryers.

*Up to 2 year warranty

*Whirlpool - GE - Kenmore*Visa, MC, checks welcomed*Professional Delivery Team

Choose from over 150 appliances at our clean, spacious showroom.

2200 East Platte Ave.

BABY/CHILDRENS ITEMS

AIRPLANE CRIB BEDDINGPottery Barn airplane crib bedding. 205-5998.

PapasanNature Swing$65 Bouncer$30.Can text pictures.FREE local de-livery 530-575-0835

FIREARMS

3.06 Bolt Action Savage with scope, mypod, sling. Wood stock. $300. Call 232-8402. Remington 870 12 gauge.

Holsters for Beretta 92/963 avail: 2 Blackhawk Serpa, 1

Safariland. Call 719-640-6926.

Remington 870 Express 12 gauge shot-gun black stock comes with hard case and 4 locks. $300. 719-313-9019

HOME FURNISHINGS

Futon bed that comes with twomattresses—$100. Toddler, bed w/mattress—$40 obo. 706-247-4464

Sectional SofaBurgandy with recliners at each end.

$300. 719-465-2992

Wicker Bedroom SetTwin bed, nightstand, dresser, desk,

bookshelf, & more. $400 OBO 382-6782

JEWELRY & COLLECTIBLES

Bowies Gold & Diamond: Exquisite Jewelry & Estate Jewelry. In House Re-pair, Custom Designs. 15% Military Discount. 2222 E Pikes Peak. 473-1431

LAWN & GARDEN

All Metal utility wagon: $45.Call (719) 660-3485

MISC FOR SALE

Rosenthal Crystal Ball—$95. 2 brass floor candelaries 42” tall—$80. 8 piece chine set, $65. Call (719) 574-4319

SPORTS EQUIP

2 Golf sets with bags and putter.One graphite and one steel. $75/each.

Call for more info. 719-598-7969

TICKETMART

CONCERTS-SPORTS-THEATRENFL-NBA-NHL-NCAA-MLB-PGA

WWW.DENVERTICKET.COM(303)-420-5000 or (800) 500-8955

PETS

CATS

Homeless loving feline Mom w/Sextuplets.

Deadbeat Broadmoor Area Dads!Litter box & Lap trained

Each free to LOVING homes.Call: 719-329-5204

DOGS

AKC Yorkie Puppies. First Shots& Paper Trained. Tiny, 12 wks old.

2 Males for $375 ea. 719-306-9607

AKC Yorkshire Terrier. F, 3 months, all shots and worming, crate trained. $400. Call 719-495-9430

Fancy PawsProfessional All Breed Pet Grooming. Close to Ft Carson. 392-PAWS (7297)

PETS

Lots of Zebra finches (normal & white colors). Must sell! Only $5 each! Bring cage. Call 591-0178.

COMMERCIAL

FOR LEASE COMMERCIAL SPC

Attractive, 23x12 ft prof office. Off-street parking, storage & more. Idealfor lawyer, acct, therapist, etc. 1119N Wahsatch $495/mo+ 719.651.5758

LAND

LAND FOR SALE

1155 Bolster, 8 acres out in thecountry & close to Hartsel. $30k

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

LOTS FOR RENT

40 acre lot in Peyton w/ well and ready to build! Full mtn views, trees, and fenced. Close to bases! * LauriAnnMaloney.com 719.955.8589 The Platinum Group

3.93 acre culdesac lot in High Forest Ranch. Trees AND views! Gated with community center! LauriAnnMaloney.com 719.955.8589 The Platinum Group

FOR SALE MOUNTAIN PROP

DIVIDE COLORADO4 acres, rolling aspen and pinemeadows. Phone, power, park

your RV. Close to national forest. $34,900. Spring Creek Realty.

719-687-3272, or 719-331-1227 springcreekland.com

Skaguay Lake47.48 acres, borders BLN. Abundant wildlife, clear flowing spring, aspen

pine, spruce. Power, phone, easy access. $149,900. SCR, Marshall @ 210-9339.

www.springcreekland.com

Teller County Stream9 acres, sunny meadow surrounded by

trees. Year around stream. Phone, power, natural gas. $54,900, owner will finance. SCR, Marshall @ 210-9339.

www.springcreekland.com

Unique and BeautifulMountain Properties for Sale

At springcreekland.com or call Jim Hammond—Spring Creek Realty 719-687-3272 and 719-331-1227.

RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE

BRIARGATE

5bd/3.5b/2c+loft 4175 Cherryvale Dr mstr ste on main, finished basmt $299k

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

Beautiful Home4bd/3ba/2car, Dist 20 7765 Manston Dr, $309,000

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

Shows like a model! Updated+ renovated. 1,467sf,3/2/2car

gar, Mtn.views! Call Larry, RE/MAXProperties 590-4744

CENTRAL

Newer home close to Ft.Carson & Peterson AFB. 2st.,

w/1626sf, 3/3/2car gar. Call Larry,RE/MAX Properties, 590-4744

ELLICOTT/YODER

3 bedroom 40 acres $159,900.VA $0 down $0 close, $8000 tax credit for select military personnel.Complete remodel! New Paint, tile carpet, appliances, etc. Has deck, shed, fencing, big garage with storage area, private well. Great for horses or small business. Jim 719-475-0517 home/work.

FOUNTAIN

Beautiful Fountain Home withUpgrades Galore! Just minutes from Fort Carson! Updated throughout. 1786 Square Feet, 4 Bed, 2 Bath, Gar-age. $149,900. For moreinformation, call 719.271.8888

GENERAL

ATTN BUYERS 1% REBATELEASE/PURCHASE, BANK OWNED

-0-DOWN. Call 719-433-5095www.RedOakFlatFeeMLS.com

MANUFACTURED / MOBILE HOMES

Guaranteed Military Approvals!Rent To Own Contracts Offered On

Nice 2, 3, & 4 Bedroom Manufactured Homes Located Just Minutes From Ft.

Carson. All Credit Accepted, OwnToday For Less Than Apartment Rent.

Please Call 1-888-265-1681.

POWERS

6850 Donnelaith Place$239,900

Springs Ranch

Looking for room? This 5BR immacu-late two story has it! Formal LR, open kit, FR w/FP, w/o to beautiful back-

yard, ML bdrm w/bath, mstr& 3 beds up. Fin bsmt!

Move-in ready! MLS# 619206.Susan Cuddeback 719-229-1909.

AFB PERFECTMIN’S TO AFB’S 4BR,3BA,2C. CLOSE TO SHOP. PRICED TO SELL $224,900. 2655 LEOTI DR. DOUG WOLFE ERA SHIELDS RE 593-1000

Close to Peterson AFB, greatHome w/2,898sf,3/3/2c gar.A/C,all appl.incl. Call Larry,

RE/MAX Properties, 590-4744

Stunning 3/3/2 home near Peterson AFB. New paint, F/P, loft, appliances included! Own for $1,050 mo. Call Dan @ Acquire Homes 719-271-0826

SECURITY

COLORADO CENTRE - $169,900 Completely remodeled 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 2 car garage close to all 3 Military bases. Brand new kitchen with solid granite counters, stainless appliances, the list goes on and on. Ready to move in! Call Brian or Teree @ KW 719-641-8353.

SOUTHEAST

MILITARY APPRECIATION REBATE:$150-$249,999.....$1,150$250-$399,999.....$1,450

$400,000 +.....$1,750Call Cindy & Joy 719-440-0122Prudential Rocky Mountain, REALTORS

www.yourhomesource.com

2590 Faulkner Drive, Only 6 minutes from Fort Carson. Ranch 3BD/1BA

home on large corner lot with beautiful mountain views. Price just Reduced.

$117K. Amanda Duncan, KellerWilliams Hope Realty—719-331-9580

1972sf, 4bd/2ba/1car, amazinglylandscaped with large backyard, much more. $150K 719-360-1040

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FHA Approved SHORT SALE!

Acquire Homes, Inc-Lopar Realty Team5Br/3Ba rancher w/full fin. bsmnt.

2620sqft, ac, sec sys. $186,250.4190 Solarface Ct. 719-884-6000

SOUTHWEST

CHEYENNE MEADOW BEST BUYImmaculate 4be/4ba/2ca 2-story N of Carson. Quick to Peterson $200KJulie Utschig Remax Prop 332-2702

FSBO, veteran owned 6b/3ba/2car, D-20, Views, 2 decks, fenced yd. $190K. 6510 E. Wicklow Cir. 590-1799

Great Starter Home 3 Be/1 Ba/1 Ga5 mins to Ft. Carson $89,900. Call Ruth King @ ERA Herman 719-291-3097

Remodeled 3/3/2 home in Cheyenne Meadows. Granite counters, new carpet, paint, windows, F/P. Own for $1,100mo Dan @ Acquire Homes. 719-271-0826.

WEST

FSBO 3BR, 2BA, 1094sqft, appliances W/D included. $143,000. Call 719-649-8737.

WIDEFIELD

4br, 2ba, 1 car gar, 1786 sq ft, quiet cul-de-sac, large fenced yard, new kit appl, hardwood floors, new deck, min to Ft Carson, 6956 Harding St; Bryce O’Brien, Realtor, Army wife 433-5168

APARTMENTS

BLACK FOREST

Rentals

CENTRAL

2BR near Platte and Institute. No pets. Private off street parking. $550/mo. Owner-719-630-3392.

AFFORDABLE - 1BR, Remodeled,security doors, carpeted, oak cabinets, coin-op laundry, downtown C.S. $475/400 dep. 210 S Weber. Call Haley Realty to see 634-3785.

DOWNTOWN-Walk to work 1BA @ 431 N. Cascade. #7, $535/435 dep.HALEY REALTY 634-3785

GENERAL

DEPOSITS REQUIRED -WAIVED FOR MILITARY!

Section 8 welcome at all props.

SOUTHEAST LOCATIONSCall for Availability & Pricing.

Rent For As Low As $295!•Monterey/Carmel 630-7333•Chelton/Fountain 471-1440

•Monterey/S. Circle 475-2101•Academy/Pikes Peak 596-4970•Academy/Fountain 597-1245

•Airport/Chelton 596-1636•Murray/Platte 574-7392

•Jetwing/Academy 392-4433•Airport/Circle 635-8551

NORTHEAST LOCATION•Academy/Flintridge

Rent As Low As $400. 598-4456

NORTHEAST LOCATIONLuxury Apartments

•Austin Bluffs/RangewoodRents from $725. 593-5800

$199 Move In Special. Spacious 2 & 3 Bed Starting @ $395 W/7 mo. leaseNear I-25 and Hwy 115 Close to FREX Park & Ride. 420 Royalty Place719-382-3424

SOUTHEAST

Fountain Springs ApartmentsHuge 1-2-3 BR starting at just $635!Only a $1 deposit! Full size washer/dryer included, 24-hr fitness center,swimming pool, gated community &more. Call 719-591-4600

HOMES FOR RENT

BRIARGATE

BRIARGATE: 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car. $1095/mo Land Resource Associates

719-684-8414

CENTRAL

2BR 1.5BA Condo $750/Month.Complete remodel, W/D, Pool, Sauna, Garage. 719-432-7838. Available Now. Acad & Airpt.

Adorable 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 1 Car Garage Home Central Location. This Could Be Your Home!!, Bamboo Hard-wood Floors, Custom Blinds, Stove, Re-frigerator, Microwave, Washer/Dryer Hook Ups In Basement. Rent $795/Deposit $695 703 N Hancock Ave. HALEY REALTY 634-3785

BIG BEAUTY-5 BR,2 BA,1 GAR, bsmt storage Walk to schools CC, Steele, North Palmer. 95% eff. furnace, 2300SF. 1229 Weber $1125/995HALEY REALTY 634-3785

Great 3 bed/2bath condo 1300 sq ft $850/mo+dep. Call Kris with Coldwell Banker at 661-6112

Quaint 2 Bed, 1 Bath home, walking distance to park and shopping center. 795.00 month. Pictures avail. on Craigslist. Please call 527-0172

CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR RENT

Cheyenne Meadows 2br/2ba, 1295 SF, all appls incl.+ w/d. 1 min. from Ft Car-son gate 3. $850/ mo. Call 322-6998

GENERAL

VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN COLO-RADO SPRINGS! 1-2-3-4 brs & more. Apts and Houses. From $425-$2000. Call Clark at 719-964-4628

MONUMENT

Monument TH for rent, 3bd, 1½ba, 2car, washer/dryer, plenty of storage beautiful lake views. Kelly 494-5540

NORTHEAST

1147 Middle Creek Pkwy $17956Bd 3.5Ba 3CG 3687 Sq FtSpacious Home in NorthgateRE/MAX Properties 590-4735

3BR, 2.5BA, 2 car garage. Family room w/ finished basement. Central Heat / AC. $1400/mo. Call Greg at 492-5019.

3BR, 2BA, 2 car garage, fenced yard. All appliances including washer and dryer. $1200/mo. Call 719-499-5905.

3BR, 3BA home. Vaulted ceilings, fire-place, fenced yard, newer quiet neigh-borhood. $1145/mo. 719-217-5892

D20, 1500 sq ft on .4 acres3br/1.5ba/2c, views, garden, sheds, $1200 719-287-9645.

Northeast Townhome - 2BR, 1 ½ BA, DW,MW,SCO,RF & washer/dryer 1063 Sq Ft. 5549 Mansfield Ct. 835/735 dep. HALEY REALTY 634-3785

NORTHWEST

8159 Brigantine Dr $11503Bd 3Ba 2CG 1973 Sq FtUnique Layout, District 20RE/MAX Properties 590-4735

POWERS

3011 Mandalay Grove #1 $8952Bd 2Ba Carport 1102 Sq FtCondo near Powers/CarefreeRE/MAX Properties 590-4735

ROOMMATES WANTED

ROOMMATE WANTED $550 W/U2BD/2.5BH townhome $550/M W/utilities W/2 car garage 9364460546

ROOMS FOR RENT

Lg 1bd/1ba, Fully Furnished.Totally private, $550/mo. Mins from PAFB 719-339-6967

Roommate needed to share 3BR, 3BA home. $600/mo includes all util. Min from PAFB and Carson. 850-2404311

SECURITY

1050sqft TH. $800dep, $800 rent plus util. No pets, no smoking. Call Mikeafter 5pm at 719-358-3260.

2BR near Fort Carson. 2 car garage, heated workshop, bonus room, Fenced yard. $850/mo. 719-238-2417.

NICE 3BR/1BA nice house, all fenced yard, close to school and and shopping. $750/mo. Avail 11/1 Call 392-1825.

SOUTHEAST

3441 Atlantic Dr (S/E) $7952Bd 1.5Ba 1CG 1196 Sq FtTownhome near Golf CourseRE/MAX Properties 590-4735

2BR, 1BA condo. Clean, W/D hookups, walkout enclosed patio, shed. $750/mo, $450 dep, 1 year lease. 719-360-1704

Nice and cozy 3BR, 2BA. In quiet cul-de-sac. $1075/mo includes HOA and garbage. 719-330-1046.

Single Family Home Near Fort Carson, Schools, Shopping! 3 BR/1.5 Baths, 2 C, New Stove, Refrigerator,Dishwasher, Washer/Dryer Hook-Ups. Fresh Paint, vinyl & carpet Rent 895/795.00 Section 8 Okay. 4410 AL-LISON. HALEY REALTY 634-3785

SOUTHWEST

Charming 2 Bed, 1 Bath home, includes all appliances, several upgrades. $1195 month. Pictures avail. on Craigslist. Please call 527-0172

Newly remodeled home in quiet neigh-borhood. Slate tile entryway, kitchen and utility room. New furnace, hard-wood floors in living room and 2 bed-rooms. Master bedroom has new car-pet, ceiling fan and closet. Newly re-modeled bathroom including toilet, lights and sink. Fireplace, fully land-scaped corner lot, walking distance to community pool, D12 schools and hik-ing. Call Steve at 492-0020.

Partially furnished bunk house on ranch property. 525.00 month. Pictures avail on Craigslist. Please call 527-0172

WIDEFIELD

Lg Bd/bth Hwy 16/Ftn Mesa privatefurnished pet/smkng ok Mom lives here $450 inclusive 648-1093

TRANSPORTATION

4-WD VEHICLES

TRAN

SPOR

TATION

AUTO ACCESSORIES & PARTS

CAR AUDIO & WINDOWTINTING SPECIALS:

WINDOW TINT FROM $129CAR ALARMS FROM $129

FUSION SUBWOOFERPACKAGES $299

CUSTOM INSTALLS & MOREPERFORMANCE AUTOSOUND &

TINT719-636-2676

www.performanceautosoundweb.com

Rebuilt or Pre-Owned Engines to beInstalled starting @ $1783. 578-1888.

Ace’s Engines www.acesengine.net

BMW

2005 BMW 330i. 85k miles. 4dr/6-spdPerformance/Cold Wx Pkg. Must Sell.$15K OBO. Call 719-465-6384

CHEVROLET

01 Chevy Cavalier

Stock #N1467B$2,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

CHRYSLER

‘97 Towne & Country177k miles, new tires, tranny warranty, $3000, 719-488-0354

DODGE

00 Dodge Grand Caravan

Stock #23248B$3,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

GMC

08 GMC Yukon SLT 4WD $34500White, SLT-2 pkg,leather, 40000 mi. Nonsmoker. Perfect.

HONDA

1996 Honda Civic EX Coupe Auto$3400obo/130Kmi/CD+6changer/ alarm/snow tires incl/495-7933

99 Honda Civic

Stock #4335Y$3,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

HYUNDAI

2003 Hyundai Sonata. Excellent condi-tion, 99k miles. $4950. Call 719-556-7088 or 719-352-8790.

ISUZU

2000 Rodeo, Loaded, Runs greatRemote Start,2010trans w/wrnty, ti-res,& more. 85k 719-651-6554

99 Isuzu Rodeo

Stock #23208C$5,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

JEEP

75 Jeep CJ5

Stock #N1498Y$3,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

MERCURY

01 Mercury Cougar

Stock # 4372C$3,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

SATURN

03 Saturn Ion

Stock #4348B$3,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

SUBARU

00 Subaru Forester

Stock #23259B$5,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

TOYOTA

2008 Toyota Prius Hybrid. 38k miles, 48-50mpg, Automatic, sea-mist blue, excellent condition. $16,500. 547-3797.

TRUCKS

94 Ford F150XL Pick-Up For SaleExcellent Condition, 91K miles, 6 cyl, PS, AT, Bed Liner, White, $2600 Firm, 913-488-0942

2005 F250 Lariat King Cab. Loaded! Excellent condition. 89k miles. $18,000- negotiable. 719-248-3417.

VW

01 VW Beetle GLS

Stock #4438AP$5,998

719-694-1252www.alserracolorado.com

1990 VW Jetta. Great starter car,126+K , AC, MR/30mpg/stereo newtires. $1700 obo. Call 719-591-1814

MOTORCYCLES

2003 Honda VTX 1300S $49903075 miles, blk/chrm, single owner, call/text 210-875-1149

‘04 Victory Vegas. Rare Arlen Ness model. low miles. Steal at $7000. CallDon at 719-579-9513.

2003 Honda Shadow Spirit VT1100. Loaded, 4000 miles. $4250-like new at half the price. vicnusbaum@comcast.net or 719-641-7230 Broadmoor area.

2008 Harley Davidson—super glide custom. 9800 miles. $13000. Call 719-355-9164

91 KTM300 exc 2 stroke. $1000. 03 Suzuki DR2 I25L 4 stroke $2000. 719-543-8236.

Honda Rebel 250$1800 or OBO, only 266 miles.

906-370-7200

RVS

2005 Four Winds 5th wheel/ 35ftexcellent condition, 4 slides, lots of

storage and extras. Gary 719-360-6818

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