Thursday, May 19, 2011 Vol. 55 No. 20 Active shooter: SFS

Commander’s Corner: it’s a privilege - page 3Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado

Thursday, May 19, 2011 Vol. 55 No. 20

INSIDECommentary 3News 4Feature 5Briefs 13

Fallen warriorPage 4

The healing power of musicPage 5

Diversity Day Page 11

FORT CARSON, Colo. -- Airmen from the 21st Security Forces Squadron recently emerged from a five-day, 48-hour intense training course as certified active shooter instructors.

The SFS members attended the instructor course, taught by a private Washington-based company, at Fort Carson Army Installation’s Range 60 - a “town” of blown out buildings, burned out vehicles and dusty courtyards. The Airmen and Department of Defense police were able to conduct building searches, medical assistance and other scenarios they have faced or will face, the course instructors said.

Tech. Sgt. Edward Satterfield, 21st SFS, organized the event, which included 20 other Airmen and DoD police from across Air Force Space Command. The company, Active Shooter Training, is owned and run by a former Marine who is a sheriff’s officer in King County, Wash. The company has taught active shooter training since 2001 and started work-ing with the military in 2007, said Nick Minzghor, Active Shooter Training owner.

“What we specialize in is the stuff that happens after the bad guy is dead - mass medical, command and control, search procedures and multi-team response,” Mr. Minzghor said. “Our scenarios go from the point when the call comes in, to when the SWAT arrives, which could be one hour later.”

In the course, the Airmen and DoD police learned tech-niques necessary to plan and implement thorough, on-going training for their squadrons, Mr. Minzghor said. Their in-struction also included policy implementation and course development.

The training, held May 2-5, gave the 21st SFS additional

Active shooter: SFS Airmen learn skills to respond

An Airman enters a building during an Active Shooter Instructor Course May 2-5, 2011 at Fort Carson Army Installation’s Range 60. Airmen from the 21st Security Forces Squadron became certified active shooter instructors, along with 20 other active duty and Department of Defense police officers, after a five-day, 48-hour training course put on by a Washington-based private company. The 21st SFS certified active shooter instructors provide on-going training for the squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

by monica mendoza 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

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U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- Despite restricted abilities, this year’s athletes participating in the 2011 Warrior Games here will boast strength, speed, stamina and a whole lot of will power as they strive to reach higher and celebrate each other the best way they know how, through the power of sport.

Because of the world of assistive technology, the term used to include technology which helps rehabilitate, adapt and improve quality of life for people with disabilities, many have been introduced or re-introduced to sports they otherwise would not have approached before.

After surviving injuries sustained from a free fall jump, 19-year-old Matthew Pirrello, a sophomore at Ohio University and Air Force ROTC cadet, became an amputee above his right knee. The challenges of adapting to a prosthetic leg, designed specifically for him, have not kept this young cadet from pursing his goals. New designs in prosthesis have given above-the-knee amputees the ability to face small obstacles many take for granted.

There was a time when above-the-knee am-

putees couldn’t go down steps foot over foot, but with the new developments in prosthetics, the ability to move more easily is becoming a reality, Cadet Pirrello said.

This advancement is due to a cylinder within the prosthetic leg, which compresses to adjust for weight distribution and allows for more f luid movement. This means going down a step is smoother, whereas before a person with a prosthetic leg had to take one step at a time, now they can go from step to step and the prosthetic leg will bend and move with the person’s own movement.

Over time the microprocessor within the prosthetic leg will learn and adjust to Cadet Pirrello’s movement as it learns his body and weight distribution, and he, in turn, learns to move with it, making even greater adjustments in the future.

“When you’re walking and it’s bent, if you put pressure on it, it will sense you’re put-ting all this weight on it and will stiffen up, it’s not just going to give out on you. It’s the most secure leg, I’ve never fallen with it” said Cade Pirrello.

Another advanced feature is the ability to change the modes of the prosthetic leg.

“If you bounce on the toe three times, it’ll

Assistive technology gives wounded warriors second chancesby airman 1st class jessica hines

21st Space Wing Public Affairs

Matthew Pirrello, a sophomore at Ohio University and Air Force ROTC cadet, poses for a photo after finishing wheelchair bas-ketball practice May 12, 2011 at the United States Air Force Academy. Cadet Pirrello will be competing in swimming, sitting volleyball and wheelchair basketball at the 2011 Warrior Games in Colorado Springs. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Jessica Hines)

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The 21st Medical Group including the Pete East Refill Pharmacy is closed May 27-30 for Memorial Day. For all medical emer-gencies call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. When requir-ing after hours acute care contact the 556-CARE line and choose the USAFA Acute Care clinic. Beneficiaries are reminded that if you require refills on your medication; pick them up by May 26.

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- Have you ever been run off the road by another vehicle as you’re pulling over to re-spect reveille or retreat? Have you ever seen someone lose their patience while waiting in line to enter the base? Have you ever heard vocal complaints as you wait to get your pre-scription refilled?

If your answer to any of these questions is yes, you’ve been witness to someone who has lost perspective. They have lost the under-standing that service is a privilege. Serving others, serving our country, and experiencing the benefits of taxpayer dollars is a privilege that comes with service in the United States military.

There has been no greater time in the history of our country, perhaps since the ticker tape parades of World War II, to serve the United States of America. The American public trusts us, they respect us, and regardless of their political affiliation, they are grateful for our sacrifice and service. We should be proud of our service, but we should never forget ... it is a privilege.

I was struck by this concept as I was wan-dering around the commissary on a Saturday afternoon, admittedly not my favorite thing

to be doing on a Saturday. My mind was else-where as I was looking high on the shelves, trying to find couscous in the bread isle. If you know what couscous is, you know I was way off.

Anyway, I must’ve wandered into the main aisle when this commissary shopping cart almost clocked me. Behind it was a very angry, very vocal and very aggressive cart driver. I said something like “Excuse me,” as she cursed and bumped her way down the aisle.

The incident got me thinking: if she doesn’t like shopping in the commissary, she can leave. Then I began thinking ... if she doesn’t appreciate the privilege of shopping at the commissary, she should leave. Shopping there, with its reduced prices and easy base access,

is a privilege. It’s a privilege subsidized by American tax payers. In principle, American tax payers think enough of us on Peterson AFB that they are willing to pay taxes out of their own pockets to help offset the cost of groceries for us. Wow. That’s humbling.

It doesn’t stop with groceries. In fact, take a look around. Our uniforms, offices, training, body armor, weapons, fitness centers, child care, medical care, base homes, water, and heat ... everything we need to live, work and get the job done ... is subsidized.

Double wow. Humbling indeed, and we are privileged to receive it.

This sense of privilege is ever-expanding: It’s a privilege to have been selected to serve in the defense of this; our great nation. It’s a privilege to learn a skill, conduct a mission and lead Airmen. We are entrusted with the lives of those we lead and those we protect, and that may be the greatest privilege of all. So, the next time you hear reveille or retreat, stop and pay proper respects: Take a moment to appreciate the meaning of it, and remember those in harm’s way who cannot enjoy the privileges we sometimes take for granted.

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BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan -- Children are the same all over the world. They laugh, smile, sing funny songs, love their parents and just want to be happy. But they also cry and you can see sadness in their beautiful eyes when they suffer.

We saw sadness in the eyes of the children when the members of the U.S. Air Forces Central band Wild Blue Country arrived at Children’s Cancer Center in Bishkek. The little patients were shy and quiet while entering a small activity room where we set up for our performance. They simply did not know what to expect. Is it time for another, painful chemotherapy session? Are we foreign doctors who would give them some new medication? But suddenly they noticed all the various musical instruments!

They were still very quiet when the band began to play the first song. Suddenly their eyes sparkled. Clearly, they could not understand the words to the song but they were just fascinated by the sound of our music. This was music they were not familiar with and probably had never heard before.

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After the performance, some of the children invited us to their hospital rooms. With help from 376th Air Expeditionary Wing Medical Group staff we gave each patient toys, candies, Wild Blue Country CDs and Air Force patches that they proudly attached to their jackets.

Even more importantly, we had a chance to interact with their parents who expressed deepest gratitude for our visit. It was a powerful reminder that we are all the same human beings and we will do anything possible for our children. My heart breaks when they suffer and there’s not much I can do to relieve their pain.

As a band member, I am very grateful for the opportunity to bring music and joy to the patients at Children’s Cancer Center in Bishkek. I will never forget that very emotional ex-perience. It reminded me again that, despite all the wars and conflicts, children all over the world are the same. In their beautiful eyes you can see hope for better future for all of us.

(Wild Blue Country is part of the U.S. Air Force Academy band, stationed at Peterson AFB.)

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Tech. Sgt. Stephen Brannen, AFCENT Band NCOIC, provides a quick guitar lesson to a patient at the Children’s Cancer Center in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan to help keep his mind off from a chemotherapy treatment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Karl Bradley)

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One symbolic emblem of a unit is its booster club coin. Leadership at all levels in the 12th Space Warning Squadron has contributed to the unit’s current “do work”

mentality and transformed the unit into a positively focused and productive unit.

The unveiling of a new booster club coin is the work of Staff Sgt. Jeff Roberts, 12th SWS crew chief, which is helping to pro-mote a positive image for the unit and leave an emblem of the professional culture.

Located at Thule Air Base Greenland, approximately 700 miles north of the Arctic Circle, the 12th SWS is one the 21st Operations Group’s many geographi-cally separated units. Harsh arctic weather conditions and family separation are just some of the daily challenges for members of this unit, yet they remained focused on mission success.

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is visibility on off duty activities as well as on duty performance. The members of 12th SWS contribute to the overall profes-sional conduct off duty. It requires great leadership and it’s an inherent responsi-bility that should be shared at all levels. Delegation is a powerful tool and ensures all members of a team work together on a common vision. That vision is now being characterized into one of the remaining emblems of the unit. The booster club coin will leave a legacy the current members of the 12th SWS family can take pride in knowing that they had a positive impact on this unit and its culture.

The unit’s booster club coin will remain symbolic of the professional qualities of the squadron members’ efforts that con-tributed to a culture of excellence.

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Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, the 14th Air Force commander, and retired Col. Karol Bobko were inducted in a ceremony at KSC a little less than an hour after an Atlas V launched from neighboring Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., carrying the first satellite in the Space Based Infrared System.

Before a crowd in the hundreds, the two Air Force Academy graduates were wel-comed into the Hall by fellow Astronaut Hall of Famers.

The first inductee, Colonel Bobko, was also part of the first class to graduate from the Air Force Academy in 1959. He flew on three space shuttle missions and logged more than 386 hours in space, to include piloting the first flight of the space shuttle Challenger in 1983.

On his second space shuttle flight in 1985 on space shuttle Discovery, which he com-manded, he participated in something for which his crew never trained for before the flight. When one of the satellites they deployed malfunctioned, they decided to do a spacewalk and use the robotic arm to activate the satellite. Also, despite having a blown main landing gear tire, he success-fully landed the space shuttle.

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A few years after Colonel Bobko finished up his astronaut career, General Helms, a member of the first class of the Air Force Academy to include women, was begin-ning the astronaut portion of her career in 1991.

The former commander of the 45th Space Wing had her first shuttle flight in 1993 aboard space shuttle Endeavor. During this mission, the crew deployed a $200 million satellite.

General Helms’ second flight happened in 1994 aboard space shuttle Discovery; she served as a flight engineer and primary re-mote manipulator system operator.

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General Helms’ prime responsibilities during this mission were to perform critical repairs to extend the life of the International Space Station.

In addition, she was responsible for the onboard computer network and served as the mission specialist for rendezvous with the ISS.

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She returned to Earth on space shuttle Discovery in August; this mission capped off 211 days she had spent in space during her career.

As the current joint functional compo-

nent commander for space at U.S. Strategic Command, General Helms still is involved with the nation’s space program, though in a different capacity than as an astronaut.

Both inductees received standing ovations numerous times throughout the ceremony and praised the people who made both of their journeys possible.

“I drew more from them than they ever drew from me,” General Helms said.

Two Air Force officers inducted into U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame

Retired Col. Karol Bobko (left) and Lt. Gen. Susan Helms (right) sit among fellow members of the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame May 14, 2011, at Kennedy Space Center, Fla. General Helms is the 14th Air Force commander. (Courtesy photo)

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Contingency Operating Site Marez, Iraq -- The U.S. Air Forces Central band, “Wild Blue Country” per-formed for Soldiers assigned to 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division and civilian contractors at the Contingency Operating Base Marez main gym, April 29.

Wild Blue Country is part of the U.S. Air Force Academy Band, stationed at Peterson AFB.

Under the gym’s bright fluorescent lights, the Air Force band performed popular country songs to provide enter-tainment and boost the morale of deployed Fort Hood troopers and civilians.

“It’s nice to be able to relax and enjoy some good American music,” said Spc. Matthew Coons, a motor trans-port operator assigned to Forward Support Company E, 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 4th AAB.

Specialist Coons and his “battle buddy,” Spc. Donald McDonald, arrived early to the gym to ensure they had good seats to get the most out of the live concert experience.

Both Soldiers usually work long shifts, either conduct-ing maintenance on tactical vehicles in the motor pool or conducting mounted patrols to deliver equipment and supplies to different remote installations and patrol bases across Ninewa province.

“This is the first concert I’ve had the chance to attend, and it’s great to see these guys come over here and play for us,” said Specialist Coons.

The small crowd of listeners who initially arrived at the start of the performance grew into a large audience that filled the bleachers and surrounded the basketball court that housed the concert.

Listening to popular songs like Toby Keith’s “American Soldier” and “My Kinda Party” by Jason Aldean, the Soldiers swayed, shouted and sang along with the country band.

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“Playing for the troops is one of my favorite things to do because it gives these guys a chance to relax and have a little piece of home here,” said Senior Master Sgt. Jerome Oddo, Wild Blue Country’s bass guitarist, vocalist and superintendent.

Wild Blue Country has performed for deployed service members and civilians in Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Kuwait and Germany and is currently on a 10-day tour to entertain service members stationed in Iraq.

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standing ovation and 4th AAB executive officer Lt. Col. Monte Rone presented the band members with a certificate of appreciation.

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- All members of Peterson Air Force Base are invited to take a trip around the world with a “Passport to Diversity” at the 21st Space Wing’s Diversity Fair.

The Diversity Fair, scheduled from 10: 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 20 at The Club, features 30 cultural booths, including the Sons of Norway, the Low-rider Hispanic Bike Club, a Holocaust Traveling Display and the Colorado School for Deaf and Blind. Event organizers say the fair is a cel-ebration of the rich diversity in the Air Force and 21st SW workforce.

“When we are able to see the differences in people and what uniqueness people bring, and come together, wonder-ful things happen,” said Wynona James, 21st SW Special Emphasis Program manager.

Ms. James has been thinking of hosting such a diversity fair for several years. This year, she said, dozens of vol-unteers from the base and the community came together to make it happen.

“I’m elated,” she said.Deemed “edutainment,” the fair will offer educational

booths, entertainment and food sampling. There will be performances by groups such as Danza Folklorica, Magic of Pacific Island and Czech/Slovak Dancers. Participants at the fair will receive a “passport” to take with them and get stamped as they visit each booth. It’s entertainment, Ms. James said.

“But, it’s also an educational platform to bring a level awareness of the rich diversity we have on the installation,” she said. “We, especially in the Air Force, have a unique culture of active duty military and civilian workforce that comes from all over the world.”

Those who complete the edutainment tour will receive a gift. There will also be prize drawings throughout the event. The fair is free and open to all members of the base community.

Other Air Force installations, including Schriever Air Force Base, have hosted Diversity Days to celebrate a va-riety of cultures and experiences. The event does not take the place of other special emphasis programs such as Dr.

Martin Luther King Day or Hispanic Heritage Month, Ms. James said.

Rex Jones, 21st SW Equal Opportunity Office director, said the fair is meant to enhance awareness and under-standing between all people groups and include more people in the celebration than just the particular group being recognized for a day or month.

“The Special Observance Committee encourages each and every civilian and servicemember at Peterson AFB to strive for a better understanding of their American Heritage by participating in the upcoming diversity fair,” he said.

It should be one of the most memorable events of the year, he said.

Diversity Day shares cultural uniqueness

Come celebrate Peterson Air Force Base’s first Diversity Day, May 20 at The Club. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Airman 1st Class Jessica Hines)

by monica mendoza 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

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vibrate and changes modes to free swing. So when you’re riding a bike and it’s in free swing mode, there’s no compression on the cylinder and you can bring the peddle back up on the bike without it stiffening up,” said Cadet Pirrello.

“You can change modes like that to go ride a bike, or on the rowing machine at the gym or on the stationary bike... stuff like that you don’t think of,” he added.

For Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro, who be-came the first 100 percent disabled Airman to re-enlist in the Air Force, the chance to participate in this year’s cycling competi-tion was made easier with the help of a custom recumbent bike build especially for him.

Restricted use to only his right hand made regular recumbent bikes difficult to navigate.

“(During) last year’s Warrior Games, I had to leave the bike in second gear because I couldn’t shift, going up and down hill was hard (because) of that,” said Sergeant Del Toro.

Only having the use of the gears and functons on the right side meant Sergeant Del Toro could only brake on one side as well, making it dangerous to stop suddenly at higher speeds.

“With this custom-built recumbent, I have

all the functions on the right side and have total control over the bike,” said Sergeant Del Toro

Built for racing, the recumbent was made in Austin, Texas, and paid for by a local charity for military heroes.

“It’s a whole other world,” said Sergeant Tel Toro, “(and a) great work out too.”

The custom recumbent has given Sergeant Tel Toro more than the ability to compete in this year’s Warrior Games with a better edge. It also gave him the chance to spend time with his son.

“I can go riding with my boy, and that means a lot,” Sergeant Tel Toro said.

“He wants one (recumbent) of his own now,” he said laughingly.

This will be Sergeant Tel Toro’s first race with the new recumbent, and with the custom built features that give him the same com-petitive edge, he will unquestionably give the other riders a good race to the finish line.

“At each event I speak at, I end with a quote, ‘Many of you out there might think I’ve gotten a bad break, but I’m the luckiest man in the world to have worked with some the greatest men out there. I have a wife that is a pillar of strength, a son that is all my motivation, so yeah I might have gotten a bad break but I still have a lot to live for,” said Sergeant Tel Toro.

For more information about the Warrior Games visit: http://usparalympics.org/.

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Tech. Sgt Israel Del Toro, instructor at Lackland AFB and competitor in the 2011 Warrior Games, prepares for a warm up ride on a custom built recumbent bike at the United States Air Force Academy May 12, 2011. Sergeant Del Toro will be competing in cycling and shooting at the 2011 Warrior Games in Colorado Springs. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Jessica Hines)

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- The U.S. Air Force Warrior Games team gathered for breakfast here May 8 to mark the beginning of a week of training before the kick-off of the 2011 Warrior Games.

During the breakfast, Gen. William Shelton, Commander of Air Force Space Command, passed on thanks and encour-aging words to the 23 teammates for going above and beyond the call of duty.

“To the athletes in particular, let me tell you how much we appreciate what you do,” Gen. Shelton said. “One of my priorities for AFSPC is to support the joint fight. All of you have done that in a very meaningful way and have made a lot of sacrifices. You inspire us to continue to sacrifice and do what is best for the country every day.”

While these warriors may have worked alongside their sister service members in bat-tle, they will compete against each other May 16-21, in a variety of Paralympics-type events held at the Olympic Training Center.

According the U.S. Olympic Committee website, more than 200 injured service-members will compete in the second annual Warrior Games, sponsored jointly between the Department of Defense and the USOC. Athletes will compete in events such as, ar-chery, cycling, basketball, shooting, swim-ming, and volleyball, as well as track and field, to aid their recovery and hopefully inspire new goals.

“This is an important event because a lot of times the athletes are experiencing sports for the first time post-injury or post-illness,” said Cami Stock, USAF Warrior Games team head coach. “I think this is an opportunity for them to push themselves past what they expect they can do and translate that perse-verance into other parts of their lives.”

Gen. Shelton also joined the Air Force’s Warrior Games cycling team for prac-tice at the Air Force Academy later that afternoon.

The AFSPC commander expressed his pride in the athletes for their perseverance and bravery.

“Thank you for your willingness to inspire us and your willingness to continue to com-pete as you move forward,” Gen. Shelton said. “I can tell you from those of us observing from the sidelines how meaningful it is to see you continue to keep fighting the fight. You really are an inspiration to us all.”

Gen. Shelton also challenged Air Force

members in the local area to support their brothers and sisters in arms.

“These men and women are examples of incredible resiliency and courage,” Gen. Shelton said. “It’s a great privilege to be here and thank every one of them for their service and sacrifice, to tell them how proud I am to serve with such outstanding professionals.

I encourage all Air Force Space Command members to attend next week’s events to support these heroic members of our Air Force family.”

For current event schedules and more in-formation about the 2011 Warrior Games, go to www.usparalympics.org or www.wound-edwarrior.af.mil

Jeanne Goldy-Sanitate, a retired staff sergeant and Air Force competitor in the 2011 Warrior Games had an exuberant conversation with General William Shelton, Commander of Air Force Space Command and fellow Air Force competitor retired Staff Sergeant Gregory Miller, moments after they completed the a six mile cycling course at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. General Shelton spoke with the team at their morning breakfast and then joined them for the cycling practice in the afternoon. The 2011 Warrior Games opening ceremony is scheduled for May 16. (Air Force photo by Duncan Wood)

Warrior GamesAFSPC commander welcomes AF Wounded Warriors, kicks off 2011 competitionby staff sGt. erica picariello

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Running club The Peterson Running Club meets at

11:30 a.m. every Tuesday behind the bowl-ing center. For information call Les Stewart at 556-3210 or e-mail [email protected].

Master sergeant release partyThere is a master sergeant release party

at 3:30 p.m. May 20 at The Club.

Free lithosThe 21st Space Wing Public Affairs

Office has a limited number of Air Force lithograph sets available. Pick up a free set at Building 845, room 219.

Teen summit The 2011 Joint Reserve Component Teen

Leadership Summit is open to 14-18 year old family members of current military serving in the Army National Guard, Army Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve, Navy Reserve, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, and Coast Guard Reserve. Airfare, transportation while at the sum-mit, camp registration fees, meals and lodging are covered by grant funding. Application deadline is May 20. Additional information, including instructions for teen applicants and adult volunteers, is available at http://www.georgia4h.org/jointreservesummit.

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Office is hosting a Diversity Day celebration

from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 20 at The Club. The fair will showcase cultural diversity in the area, enhancing the understanding of differences to achieve a common goal: unity. The event features 30 booths with ethnic and cultural artifacts, food tasting, entertainment and more. For information, call 556-7691.

Military spouse appreciation day

The Peterson AFB Airman and Family Readiness Center is having a military spouse appreciation day from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. May 24 in the Building 350 atrium. All military spouses are welcome, and there will be activities for the children. The event features free food, prizes, activities, crafts, beauty treatments and fun. RSVP by May 23 to Mr. Mel Castile, [email protected], or call 556-6141.

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Center will host a “Ten Steps to a Federal Job” class to help job seekers navigate the federal job employment system. Class time is 1 to 4 p.m. May 25 at the A&FRC, Building 350, room 1203. To register, call 556-6141.

Running club The Peterson Running Club meets at

11:30 a.m. every Tuesday behind the bowl-ing center. For information call Les Stewart at 556-3210 or e-mail [email protected].

CAMO closed for holiday The Capital Asset Management Office,

formerly known as the Housing Office, is closed May 27-30 for the holiday week-end, and reopens for normal operations May 31.

Preseparation counseling The Airman and Family Readiness

Center offers preseparation counseling from 9-11 a.m. each Tuesday in Building 350, room 1203. Preseparation counseling is mandated by congress for all separating and retiring active duty members, and the counseling must be accomplished no later than 90 days from date of separation. The purpose of preseparation counseling is to ensure all active duty separating service members have the opportunity to be made aware of the transition services and benefits available to assist them and their spouses in adjusting to civilian life. Call Sherri Kitchens at 556-6141 for information.

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“What we are hoping to do is get all the other individu-als in the unit trained up, that way everybody uses the same tactics,” he said. “With how things are today, you may never be with the person you were with yesterday during training. So, if we get everybody together we will all know the basics of how we will set up and how we will enter into a facility.”

Fort Carson’s Range 60 provided the 21st SFS and the other Airmen and trainees with a realistic setting. In one scenario, teams of five were sent into a courtyard, where civilians were screaming, the enemy was down, and there was a wounded person in need of medical attention.

“They have to tactically approach, keep their 360-cover-age and make sure no bad guys are around while they deal with the medical problem,” said Doug Deppa, an Active Shooter Training instructor.

The 21st SW has incorporated active shooter scenarios into its quarterly exercises for the past year, ever since the Nov. 5, 2009 shooting on the Fort Hood Army Installation in Texas.

Master Sgt. Jason Smith, Air Force Space Command train-ing and standardization and evaluation superintendent, said the Active Shooter Training course employs the most common sense approach to preparing for a possible active shooter, either in a deployed location or at a home base.

“Our expectation is to be able to get more specifics on what we should do with our active shooter teams,” Sergeant Smith said. “Above all, we want to neutralize an active shooter if that situation were to actually occur.”

Active shooter:

A five-member team enters a building during an Active Shooter Instructor Course May 2-5, 2011. Airmen from the 21st Security Forces Squadron became certified instructors, along with 20 other active duty and Department of Defense police officers, after a five-day, 48-hour training course put on by a Washington-based private company and held at Fort Carson Army Installation’s Range 60. The 21st SFS certified active shooter instructors provide on-going training for the squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)


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try Inclds RF, DS, ceiling fans $625/400dep HALEY REALTY

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DOWNTOWN-Walk to work/school/fun EEF,1BA@409 N.Cascade #104 $435/335 HALEY

REALTY 719-634-3785

Lovely Family Home 3 Bd, 2 bth, gar, 1800 sf, est nbrhd, easy commute,

photos $1250 mth, Avl Jun15 633-1921

CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR RENT

2br/1.5ba end unit TH nr Peterson & Constitution. All appl + w/d, fp, ceiling fans, sm pet, $700/mo + dep. 232-2568

Beautiful TH 3 bed 2.5 bath 1625SF3 miles to PAFB 2car attch gar $1195mo Dave 719 963 4852

EAST



ELLICOTT/YODER

Minutes from Schriever AFBCustom Built 5B/3B 3 car garage 35 ac-res. Lots of upgades. Exclusive neigh-bor. Must see (719) 683-3524

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

NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST-4 LEVEL 3BR/2 1/2BA 2Car FM RM w/fp Fenced Yard

w/sprinkler Sec 8 OK $1025/925 Dep NO Pets 6165 Vadle Lane Haley Realty

719-634-3785

STETSON HILLS: Ready NOW!2sty, 3bd, 2 1/2 ba, 2c gar, AC, fenced yd. Unfin base $1100/mo Call Cliff @ Cliff Johnson Realty 719-590-7200719-598-2758

NORTHGATE

326 All Sky Dr (NGT) $19503Bd 2.5Ba 3CG No pets2938 Total SF, 2018 Fin SFRE/MAX Properties 590-4735


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HEALTHCARE

General Dentist positions available full-time and part-time. Smile Brands Inc. - Bright Now! Dental af-filiated offices. A $2,000 sign-on bo-nus is available for a full-time Senior Associate in the Castle Rock office.Additional positions available in Colorado Springs part-time associ-ate, Loveland part-time associate and Longmont part-time associate.Requires 2 plus years experience, must be comfortable with molar endo treat-ment and oral surgery. The offices are open Monday thru Friday and some Saturdays. The offices have fantastic potential to do a substantial amount of production with a large patient base. Help us with our mission to promote Smiles for Everyone. Please visit our web site at www.smilebrands.com/careers or email your resume to [email protected] comprehensive benefits package is offered to full-time employees, which includes: Medical, Vision, Life Insur-ance, 401K, Malpractice Insurance and In-House CE opportunities. Equal Opportunity Employer

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

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AUCTIONS

815 S. Sierra MadreConsignments Accepted

Please Call 719-632-6693www.RossAuction.com

Public Auction*EVERY FRI. NOON*

Household, Garden and Decorative Items, Tools,

Books, Records and More!

*EVERY SAT. 9AM*Art, Collectibles, Electroinics, Appliances, Furniture, New,

Used, Antiques and Lots of Tools

PREVIEW: FRI 8.30AM-5PM*UPCOMING SPECIAL AUCTIONS*

June 11th - AntiquesJune 18th - Guns

BABY/CHILDRENS ITEMS

Many Baby / Toddler items 567-6176Crib sheet set, mobile/lamp, toddler bed, clothes, monitor, books, bouncy..

CLOTHING

Army combat uniforms. Medium, regu-lar. 2 sets. Brand new with tags. $50 per set. Call 719-337-9858.

Cadet Uniforms-Call/text 719-651-3706parade jkt/pants,service dress& flt suit

NOW OPEN! NewMaternity & Children’s

Consignment StoreWOMB TO GROW

1001 S. Tejon, Colo Spgs, CO 80903 719-633-3984 or

www.WombToGrow.biz

FIREARMS

Ammunition: Rem 338 Ultra Mag, 220 grain 22 loose rds. 40 . New over 50 per box. 719-393-2732

Browning BAR Mark II Safari 7 mag Like new. $750

556-9432 or 502-1043

Glock 23compact 40S&W extra hi-cap mag, Hydra-Shok ammo leather holsters case $550 719-574-6543

Large New Ammo Stock Available We Buy, Sell, Trade Guns and

military relics Leasures Treasures,2801 W. Colorado Ave., 80904,

719-635-8539 ext 150.

HOME ENTERTAINMENTFor sale: Oakwood entertainment center fits a 42inch TV Asking $375/OBO Call 719-229-9829 DELIVERY is FREE

HOME FURNISHINGS



7 piece wood dining set, 2 arm chairs 4 side chairs, 6’ table $200 gold framed wall mirror 6’x10’ $125. 719-649-3924

Kathy Ireland Princess BouquetBedroom set 4 pcs $600/obo like newCall 719-344-5187

Thomas KinkadeRare Thomas Kinkade Print for sale call

719 360-1546 for details.

JEWELRY & COLLECTIBLES

Beautiful 14k GLD WED RING SETW 9 DIAMONDS .20 CARAT pd $650sell $250 719-210-5949

Diamond Ring. Clarity VVS-1, size 7. Color E-G, cut very good. Weight - .20. $200. 719-574-9576

MACHINERY & TOOLS

Ryobi 10” table saw with stand.Like New. $50. 719-314-7379

MERCHANDISE

MERCHANDISE WANTED

www.RossAuction.com719.632.6693815 S. Sierra Madre Str.Colorado Springs, CO 80903

We can help you with downsizing and selling your personal property, collectibles,

antiques, guns, vehicles, boats & more! Just call us for ALL your Liquidation Needs!

Public Auction Every Friday & Saturday

Professional moving boxes. All sizes. Call Chief Yarboro at 719-488-5600.

MERCHANDISE

MISC FOR SALE

14ft trampoline, no net—$100 OBO. Corner German Bench Table—$100 OBO. 719-591-1814

For Saleused Craftsmen Tool/Storage combo

$75.00 cash 574-7749

Heavy duty Stehl dolly workinglights newhubs & tires w wheel straps $950 or best offier Manitou area 850-686-1086

Master Flame Gas Grill w/ Rotisser-rie.—$55. Complete real estate book for

exam—$68. Call 382-0573

TICKETMART

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

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

PETS

DOGS

Bouvier Des Flanders 4 female black AKC pups-8 wks old, shots. $650 ea

Vet Checked. 719-310-4691

Cute Havapoo puppies for sale! 4 males, 3 females in need of a loving home!. Call Mary (520) 204-3231

Yellow Lab. 6-year-old lab needs new loving home. Adoption fee $25. Serious inquiries only. 719-338-3581.

COMMERCIAL

FOR LEASE OFFICE SPACE

Central Academy Blvd.1-9 Rooms * 120 - 1800 sq. ft.

$130 to $1650, includes utilities.Ample parking * Conference Room *

Break room * Extra Storage Avail.

719-574-7111.

Fully furnished 20X12 Executive Of-fice Suite. Phone service provided, fit-ness center and locker room. $750/mo. call Tami for appointment at 719-272-8011 ext 1085.

FOR LEASE WAREHOUSE

1928sqft. Available Immediately. Gated w/ security cameras. Central

location. 719-465-1096.

RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE

EAST

Seller Pays closing costs $97,000 Huge 2/ bd, 2 bths, 2nd floor condo, off of Powers & Airport 719-209-1424

FALCON

VA REFINANCEVA Mortgage Rates are still at

Historical Lows! Renance today! Call Victor 719-360-3767

MANUFACTURED / MOBILE HOMES

FSBO, very nice 1981 Champion. 14’ X 60’ (728sqft). 2BR, 1BA, Washer and dryer included. Located in family park at 5795 Southmore Dr. lot #6 (close prox to highway 85/87 and main street in Security). Convenient to Fort Carson. available immediately. $6500. For de-tails / appointment to see call 574-6513 between 8am and 7pm.

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.

Manufactured home 3bed, 2 bath, 1200sf. Very well kep, close to Ft Car-son. $41,000. 719-392-2304.

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

Immaculate Townhome. Close to Ft Carson, 3BR, 2.5BA, garage, AC. Lori w/ Pathway Realty (719) 337-6636

SOUTHWEST

Military References Available13 + years as a full time Realtor

Services are free for Buyers

MILITARY REBATE OFFERED

Mike Porter 719-338-5664www.yourhomeincoloradosprings.comYour Colorado Springs Realtor

Keller Williams Client Choice Realty

GOLD HILL MESA. Former JohnLaing townes model. $65k in upgrades. Only lived in for 4mos. 2BR, 2.5BA, 2 car, 1,558sqft, beautiful views, only se-rious buyers should inquire. Possible lease back option. $234,850. 719-930-5487.

Lovely custom ranch in the Broadmoor. 4 large bedrooms, 4 large full baths, re-modeled kitchen, granite counter tops, stainless appl, open floorplan, .4 acres, on cul-de-sac, D-12 schools, 4000sqft. $474,000. 719-648-8698 or 579-0186

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APARTMENTS

Rentals

CENTRAL

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

Near downtown, Memorial Hosp,Olympic Training Center

Don’t let the exterior fool you—This is NOT a generic apartment

YOU MUST SEE INSIDE!CLEAN CLEAN CLEANOne bdrm units with all utilities

included $575-$650 Cats OKOpenHouseM-F11:30-1PM 5-6PM

Weekends 2-4PMALL SEASONS, LLC, CRMC

719-650-8739 Direct Line

CRIPPLE CREEK

Single, NS, 1 Bd furn.apt, Cripple Creek $575/m util incl. 719-689-2316 www.whisperingpinesbandb.net

FOUNTAIN

COME COMPARE!4-Plex. North Fountain- Quiet Living,

2bd/1ba. Newly decorated, 5 minutes to Ft.Carson, 4 miles to PPCC, close

shopping w/d hookups. $625. 473-9588

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

SOUTHWEST

MOVE IN TODAY.No appl fee for military clean, quiet,

highly recommended. NP. 1br $410.00-$450.00. 719-578-1930, Military

AHRN, www.thewoodsapartments.org

HOMES FOR RENT

BRIARGATE

Gorgeous 4be/2ba/D20 quite/peaceful 2000sqft Near all bases, hwys, Shop avail 1 JUN, $1300. 719-648-6641

Gorgeous 4be/2ba/D20 quite/peaceful2000sqft Near all bases, hwys, Shopavail 1 JUN, $1300. 719-648-6641

CENTRAL

AFFORDABLE-1BR Remodeled secu-rity doors carpeted oak cabinets coin-op laundry downtown C.S. $455/400dep 210 S Weber Call Haley Realty to see 719-634-3785

CENTRAL- Near schools 2 BR 1BA 4PLX Kitchen/bath 1 level R-30 insul Storm windows, W/D hookups in pan-

try Inclds RF, DS, ceiling fans $625/400dep HALEY REALTY

719-634-3785

DOWNTOWN-Walk to work/school/fun EEF,1BA@409 N.Cascade #104 $435/335 HALEY

REALTY 719-634-3785

Lovely Family Home 3 Bd, 2 bth, gar, 1800 sf, est nbrhd, easy commute,

photos $1250 mth, Avl Jun15 633-1921

CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR RENT

2br/1.5ba end unit TH nr Peterson & Constitution. All appl + w/d, fp, ceiling fans, sm pet, $700/mo + dep. 232-2568

Beautiful TH 3 bed 2.5 bath 1625SF3 miles to PAFB 2car attch gar $1195mo Dave 719 963 4852

EAST



ELLICOTT/YODER

Minutes from Schriever AFBCustom Built 5B/3B 3 car garage 35 ac-res. Lots of upgades. Exclusive neigh-bor. Must see (719) 683-3524

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

NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST-4 LEVEL 3BR/2 1/2BA 2Car FM RM w/fp Fenced Yard

w/sprinkler Sec 8 OK $1025/925 Dep NO Pets 6165 Vadle Lane Haley Realty

719-634-3785

STETSON HILLS: Ready NOW!2sty, 3bd, 2 1/2 ba, 2c gar, AC, fenced yd. Unfin base $1100/mo Call Cliff @ Cliff Johnson Realty 719-590-7200719-598-2758

NORTHGATE

326 All Sky Dr (NGT) $19503Bd 2.5Ba 3CG No pets2938 Total SF, 2018 Fin SFRE/MAX Properties 590-4735


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GERMANSchnitzel Fritz 4037 Tutt Blvd., Colorado SpringsTEL. 719-573-2000Mon-Sat 10am-7pmwww.schnitzelfritz.com(1 block South of Sky Sox Stadium)

*Bringing the BEST of Germany to COLORADO* Authentic German Food. All NATURAL & FRESH Wiener-, Jaeger-, Rahm-, Zugeuner-, Holsteiner-, or Zwiebelschnitzel. Bratwurst, Knackwurst, Weisswurst, Sauerkraut, Red Cabbage, Spaetzle, Fried Potatoes. Potato-, Cucumber-, Tomato- or Bean Salads. Enjoy our Daily “Stammessem” (Specials) Sauerbraten, Gulasch, and more...

To advertise in Cork ‘n Fork please call 719-329-5236Rates are $35 per week with a 13 time commitment.

BILLIARDSAntique Billiard Museum3628 Citadel Dr N Colorado Springs, CO 80909 / 719-597-9809 orDiamond Billiards3780 E Boulder St Colorado Springs CO 80909 / 719-596-9516

Two great Billiard Rooms. Best equipment, pricing and pro shop. Over 68 playing pool tables including regulation, snooker billiards and diamond bar tables, 50 cents.

IRISH / AMERICANJack Quinn’s21 South Tejon385-0766www.jackquinnspub.com

Owned by 4 USAFA Grads! Serving traditional Irish fare & American cuisine for lunch & dinner. Happy Hour daily 3-6pm, Live Irish Music Tues., Thurs., Sat. & Sun. with County El Paso, Brian Clancy, Big Paddy & the Irish Session Musicians! Reader’s Choice Voted Best Bar 2007 & 2010.

AIRPLANE DININGThe Airplane Restaurant1665 N. Newport Rd. (on Fountain one block east of Powers) 719-570-7656www.TheAirplaneRestaurant.com

Come enjoy delicious traditional American cuisine aboard our Boeing KC-97 aircraft. 42 passengers can actually eat in the plane of the 275-seat restaurant. The airplane restaurant is your ticket for hosting Hail and Farewells. Our hours are 11-9 Mon-Sat and noon to 8:00 Sundays. Call to make YOUR reservations!

KOREAN BBQHalla San Korean BBQ1231 North Academy BlvdColorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 622-9595www.hallasanbbq.com

We have a new chef from Korea. No MSG. Come enjoy real delicious Korean BBQ. Karaoke after 9pm.

Call Kathy Bernheim at 719-329-5204 for more information

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POWERS

Lovely Stetson Hills Home for RentSPECTACULAR FRONT RANGE VIEWS, COZY FIREPLACE, MAIN LEVEL MASTER AND 3 NICE SIZED UPSTAIRS BEDROOMS. KITCHEN HAS UPGRADED CHERRY FINISH CABINETS AND CORIAN COUN-TERS. HUGE UNFINISHED BASE-MENT FOR STORAGE. $1395/MO FOR RENT WITH $1000 DEPOSIT. DOGS ALLOWED W/DEP. CALL 310-6355.

SOUTHEAST1260 Firefly Cir (S/E) $8952Bd + Fin Bsmt, 1.5Ba1560SqFt Condo, No PetsRE/MAX Properties 590-4735

SOUTHWEST

Luxury Home For Sale/Lease. Visit: www.owners.com enter zip code 80906.

(281 Balmoral Way)

UTE PASS

Exec Home w 3 bds 3 bths 2-car garage. Too many special things to mention $1600mo Donna719-661-9613

Jet Wing and Academy Area (Southborough) 4 bdms 2 bths 2-car garage $1100 Donna719-661-9613 TR

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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

Nissan Tires / Rims. P185/65R15 4 hole rims. Never used. $400.

719-591-2763.

CHEVROLET

2004 Chevy Tahoe LT, 43K mi, Acci-dent Free, Car Fax, Loaded w/extras, tow pkg, $20,500obo 719-203-6342

FORD

‘94 Ford Explorer 4wh dr new Michelin tires & battery good cond 149,394miles$2,999 719-573-0326

SUV

2006 TRAILBLAZER 4D SP.U.LSPower Locks,-windows,-mirrors,4WDCruise Ctr.,AC,ABS,Full Roof Rack

Call 719-963-2270,$12,495 obo!

Must sell 2001 GMC Yukon. $7500. Call 719-201-9295

TOYOTA

1976 Toyota Land CruiserProfessional Frame-off rebuild with rhino lined interior. Mileage 72, 156, car is finished in the original white on exterior, and the interior boasts a spatter finish. Engine is resealed, with new clutch, tires, paint, shocks, window seals, spring bushings, exhaust, exhaust header, and rear fender flares. Wheels are powder coated, all electrical in good working order. Glass and trim redone. Vehicle runs and drives like new. Many spare parts available. 719-473-9499

MOTORCYCLES

2000 black Victory Special Editon. Loaded, low miles, bags, corbin. Very nice. Many extras. $5000. 579-9513

1991 KTM 300cc 2 stroke dirt bike. 2003 Suzuki 125cc 4 stroke dirt bike.

719-369-2024 or 719-439-5656

1997 CBR900RR, Excellent condition, 33K mi, Yoshi RS-3 exhaust, new tune-up, $3000. 719-556-9019

WATERCRAFT

06 Tracker Tahoe Q7Yellow/white,260HP,cover,low use,252-360-1197,$23,000neg.

1987 Bayliner 14FT w/ Force 40 Eng. Located just off B Street of Crestridge

Ave. Call 719-576-3574 to see.

RVS98 Alpenlite 29RK 5th wheel. Cream puff, all the bells and whistles. Very

clean. $12,900 obo. Call 719-495-3911

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