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Thursday, July 29, 2010 Vol. 54 No. 30

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by Monica Mendoza

21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- When four-year-old Gina, a 21st Security Forces Squadron military working dog, returned from her five-month tour in the Middle East, she wasn’t the same

She was antisocial. Every sound, even the radio, bothered her. She was jumpy. And, she showed no interest in her work, which was to detect drugs and bombs.

Before she deployed to the war, Gina had been a military working dog for two years. She had trained at the Department of Defense Military Working Dog School at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas and then was assigned to Peterson Air Force Base. Other than the gun fire training with her han-dler, Gina had never been exposed to the loud booms of improvised explosive devices.

In the war, Gina was riding with her handler when an IED went off in the vehicle behind hers. It spooked her. Then, the constant patrols, flash bangs, the sounds of kicking in doors and the IED booms got to her.

“When Gina came back from the Middle East she was so messed up, she didn’t want to see anybody,” said Master Sgt. Eric Haynes, 21st SFS noncommissioned officer in charge of the military working dog section. “She wouldn’t walk through front doors, she didn’t want to go inside buildings. She was terrified of everything.”

Post traumatic stress disorder is defined by severe anxiety that develops after exposure to a psychological trauma, and the event could have involved a threat of death. A classic sign of PTSD is avoidance of stimuli associated with the trauma. Gina was suffering from PTSD.

Man’s best friend not immune to stigmas of war; overcomes PTSD

Gina, 21st Security Forces Squadron military working dog, runs through the obstacle course at the Peterson Air Force Base dog kennel July 21. Gina served her first tour in the war this year and returned with post traumatic stress disor-der. After six months of intense rehabilitation, Gina was re-certified to work again. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

AFSPC team takes close look at Peterson facilitiesby Monica Mendoza

21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- A team of building and landscape experts from Air Force Space Command spent a few days in June looking at the exteriors and the interiors of Peterson Air Force Base facilities.

It was part of the Facilities Excellence Program competition where installations are graded on their guidelines and standards for their facilities. The team visits every other year.

“This is an opportunity to look at your investment, your community planning and your long-range plans and how an AFSPC installation is looking from a technical and improvement standpoint,” Col. Bart Hedley, who led the AFSPC team, said before the start of the tour.

The Facilities Excellence Program, which started in the early 1990s, was set up so that installations would keep high standards with regard to the quality of the workplace. In the past several years, the program has evolved to include sustainable concepts for energy savings and making facilities energy efficient from the design of the building to the landscape of the site. And, it’s not just

about bragging rights - there is a cash prize for the installation with the best facilities program.

Since 2004, Peterson has won $500,000 in the Facilities Excellence Recognition Program for its facilities excellence and for staying on top of new Department of Defense sustainable directives. The money has been used to build Peak View Park, construct a canopy at the Cyber Café in the Airmen dor-mitory area to provide Wi-Fi access and add to the trailhead for the War Fit running trail, all in accordance with Peterson AFB’s own Facilities Excellence Plan.

Colonel Hedley’s team looked at the big picture - how the base would look to a visitor - and examined the nitty-gritty details such as how signs are placed inside and outside of facilities.

“We are trying to do away with impromptu advertising and marketing,” Colonel Hedley said.

The team highlighted six buildings, in-cluding the fire station, the mental health facility and the mission support building as areas of excellence that follow the Facilities Excellence Plan for the base. The mental The Peterson Air Force Base Facilities Excellence Program calls for incorporating xeriscape initiatives into the

base landscape design, such as the new pedestrian area outside of the 21st Space Wing headquarters build-ing. A team of facilities experts from Air Force Space Command visited Peterson in June to review its facilities program, which includes its use of sustainable energy designs. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)

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THULE AIR BASE, Greenland -- You have probably heard various generations referred to as Baby Boomers, Generation X, or Generation Y. I have even heard of a new generation that includes people of all ages called “Generation Me.”

The Me Generation is often described as being more concerned about themselves than what is going on around them. Some say Generation Me focuses on fortune and fame rather than helping others or setting a good example. They use phrases like “look at me,” “it’s all about me,” and “do what’s right for yourself.” We know these people exist, and we run into them every day. When we open the newspaper or turn on the television we often see movie stars and pro-athletes who are more interested in what they can get for themselves than in what they can give back to society.

There are people that believe in the values of the “Me Generation,” but I believe there are far more of us who believe in something totally different. We are concerned about what is go-ing on around us and are willing to sacrifice for others. We believe in the “We” rather than the “Me.” Some people call individuals with those values the “We Generation.”

The “We Generation” uses phrases like “do the right thing,” “pay it forward,” “treat oth-

ers as you want to be treated,” and “attitude is everything.” I like what I hear about the We Generation, and some of their phrases and thoughts have provided me a code to live by. I believed so much in these ideas that I wanted to surround myself with people who thought just like me. I wanted to be a part of an organization that had core values like my own. I found just such an organization, and for the last 23 years it has been an honor to serve with men and women who believe in “Integrity First, Service Before Self and Excellence in All We Do.”

When I come into an organization, there is one principle that drives me more than any other -- I want to leave the unit better than when I found it. I use the Air Force’s core values as the foundation of how to improve any organization. Integrity really is first, and

without it you can’t begin to transform your unit. If people don’t trust you, don’t think you will do the right thing, or don’t believe you care about them, they won’t share your vision or work hard for you. Secondly, to achieve something really great and transform an or-ganization, it takes sacrifice -- you have to focus on the “We” and not the “Me.” This is the essence of servant leadership and involves putting the needs of others before your own. No job should be beneath you, and if you ask others to take on a task, you should be will-ing to roll up your sleeves and do the same kind of work. Lastly, the quality of your work will determine how long the results will last. You absolutely must give 100 percent on every task you are given. If you don’t put forth your best effort, the odds are you will have to do it again. Or worse, somebody else will have to do it again for you. If you have an attitude of excellence, your hard work will pay off and the results will endure.

No matter what year you were born or what generation you think you may belong to, you have the ability to choose. I encourage you to have a positive attitude, have integrity, work hard, leave it better than you found it, and focus on the “We” rather than the “Me.”

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- Someone once asked, “What do good people need to do to allow bad things to continue?” The response was, “nothing.”

The term “sexual harassment” crops up quite often for me. I hear and talk about it every day because of the work we do in the Equal Opportunity Office. You may not hear the term as part of your job, but you may see examples of it or display behaviors of it yourself. It definitely is an issue that needs to be challenged when it surfaces.

So, what exactly is sexual harassment? “Exactly” may be too strong of a word be-cause not everyone is offended by the same

comments or behaviors.The Equal Employment Opportunity

Commission describes sexual harassment as any sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that affects careers and creates a hostile work environment.

There are two types: “Quid pro quo” and “hostile work environment.” The former is similar to putting a carrot in front of a horse’s mouth. “If you go out with me, you’ll get pro-moted, good performance reports, or other career benefits.” The latter is by far the most common form of sexual harassment. Sexual innuendos, jokes, comments, sexual-oriented magazines, posters, and physical contact that is sexual in nature all contribute to a hostile work environment. In most cases the behav-ior is unwelcome, one-sided, unacceptable, intimidating and the offender usually doesn’t know when to stop.

There are times when it’s almost easy to blame the victim for not coming forward. The offender could say, “If he/she only told me my jokes made him/her uncomfortable, I would have stopped.” Or even, “I asked them if it was all right to tell jokes and they didn’t say a thing.”

That said, let’s consider a couple reasons cited in a survey why people don’t come forward with their complaints. One is fear of reprisal. Some folks are just plain scared they’ll be labeled troublemakers or no longer be part of the team if they file a complaint. Another fear is that no action will be taken to correct the inappropriate behavior.

Here are three strategies to encourage re-porting and discouraging harassment of this kind. The first must begin with our leader’s policy on sexual harassment. For those of you who haven’t seen Col. Stephen N. Whiting, 21st Space Wing commander’s, policy on

sexual harassment, I urge you to do so. It speaks loud and clear: sexual harassment will not be tolerated. So, if you feel tempted to test policy enforcement, don’t, you’ll lose.

Another strategy is for commanders, flight chiefs, and supervisors to emphasize their personal stand on the issue (just remember to walk what you talk). Encourage team-work and professional behavior at all times and take these types of complaints seriously. Look into the allegations and take swift and appropriate action when necessary.

Lastly, take full responsibility for your behavior, whether victim, offender, or even bystander. If you believe sexual harassment is just another “women’s issue” you’re dead wrong. This most certainly is a mission readi-ness issue. It affects you, your co-workers, your team and certainly the mission. All of us are responsible for preventing and elimi-nating sexual harassment.

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RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas -- The Air Force launched a new public website this month to help educate and inform Airmen about the service’s dress and appearance standards and policies.

The Air Force Directorate of Service’s Uniforms and Recognition Branch created the website in conjunction with the Air Force Personnel Center and several other agencies that features interactive slideshows, uniform regulations, detailed photos and uniform policy updates from the Air Force Uniform Board.

Ruth Ewalt, the Air Force Uniforms and Recognition

Branch director, said the new website was developed to be a comprehensive online resource that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for Airmen stationed around the world.

“We wanted to create a place where all Airmen can view any uniform combination in detail,” Mrs. Ewalt said. “This eliminates confusing rumors about the latest versions of Air Force uniforms.”

Airmen also wanted an uncomplicated website that was user friendly and did not require excessive navigation to find information about different combinations of the Air Force uniform.

“We needed a website that would not take more than two or three clicks of the mouse to get an answer to a uniform inquiry,” she said.

Having this information on a public website ensures uni-

form changes and updates are available to the field in a timely manner than that waiting for updates to Air Force Instruction 36-2903, which is being revised.

“The information will be updated quicker and more ef-fectively,” she said.

Putting the website in the public domain allows users to access it without their Common Access Card, which is helpful for Airmen researching uniform information from computers or smart phones off the military network.

While the new site will be a valuable resource, Airmen should continue to work through their chain of command for clarification and guidance on Air Force dress and appearance standards and policies. For more information, visit the Air Force Dress and Appearance public website at http://www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/dress/index.asp.

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by Elaine Wilson

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The Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts program will resume Oct. 25, but with some significant changes to the popular spouse employment program, a defense official announced today.

Changes include a reduction in the amount of financial aid, a change in the population eligible to receive that aid - from all military spouses to spouses of junior servicemembers -- and more robust counseling services.

These changes bring the program, com-monly known as MyCAA, back to its origi-nal intent of equipping military spouses of junior servicemembers with portable careers, such as in real estate or health care, Clifford Stanley, the undersecretary of de-fense for personnel and readiness, said. The program was launched in November 2007 for spouses of junior servicemembers, and was expanded to all pay grades and programs of study in March 2009.

“We’re trying to empower, to give spouses in particular, an opportunity to be imme-diately impactful as soon as they get into a community,” Stanley said in an interview with the Pentagon Channel and American Forces Press Service. “We want to make sure they have opportunities to work when they get to a new duty station.”

Officials temporarily halted the program Feb. 16, pending a top-to-bottom review, after an enrollment surge overwhelmed the system and caused the program to nearly reach its budget threshold. In March, with the review still under way, officials resumed the program for the more than 136,000 spouses who already had estab-lished an account.

The review took time, but officials wanted to ensure they could sustain the program for the long-term, particularly in light of fiscal realities the government is facing, Stanley said.

“We want to help people be employed, but at the same time we have to be cost conscious,” he said.

The aim is to sustain the program, he said. “We don’t want to start it and stop it. This is something we want to continue because it’s important to take care of our families and our spouses.”

The previous program offered all spouses of active duty servicemembers a lifetime benefit of $6,000 to be used for education purposes.

Under the new parameters, spouses of ju-nior servicemembers can apply for a maxi-mum financial benefit of $4,000 for up to three years from the start date of the first class, with a $2,000 annual cap, Stanley explained. Spouses pursuing licenses or certifications requiring an up-front fee of greater than $2,000 may apply for a waiver of the annual cap up to the maximum ben-efit of $4,000, he added.

Financial aid will be limited to spous-es of active duty servicemembers in pay grades E-1 to E-5, W1 to W-2 and O-1 to O-2, Stanley said, as well as the spouses of activated Guard and Reserve members within those ranks. Spouses of Guard and Reserve members must be able to start and complete their courses while their sponsor is on Title 10 orders, he added.

Those spouses eligible to receive aid can use the money to fund associate degrees, licenses and certification programs, not higher degrees. The program wasn’t in-tended to support bachelor’s and master’s degrees, Stanley said. However, he added, spouses pursuing higher degrees can ex-plore a plethora of other education op-portunities -- such as scholarships, federal grants and the G.I. Bill -- with help from Military OneSource consultants.

“The counseling piece is probably the most important, and pivotal, part of this program,” he said in a roundtable discus-sion with reporters today.

Spouses currently enrolled in the pro-gram can continue their participation through Oct. 21, when MyCAA will ramp

down and prepare for the Oct. 25 launch. As of Oct. 25, those spouses who fall within the eligible pay grades can continue their program participation. Spouses who no longer are eligible for financial aid still can participate by accessing career and educa-tion counseling services, Stanley said.

“There are still opportunities,” he said. “This one program is just one small part of the overall equation of taking care of our family members. It’s an important part, but it’s a small part.”

To fund the program, officials have bud-geted about $210 million for 2010 with an increase to $250 million for 2011 due to an expected spike in enrollments, Stanley said. For future years, officials are estimating a budget of about $190 million per year.

To ensure the vitality of the program, Military OneSource counselors will en-courage spouses to explore other fund-

ing resources, including federal benefits. And staffing levels have been increased to handle the anticipated call volume and enable more one-on-one counseling with spouses, Stanley said. Officials also will monitor the program much closer now to ensure they can maintain it, he added.

The program became “wildly popular” before, mainly through word of mouth, Stanley said. People heard about the pro-gram and immediately recognized it was a good deal.

And “It’s still a good deal,” he said. “We always tend to look at the glass as half empty. We are doing the best we can with what we have - I wish we had a lot more money, but we don’t -- but this glass is still half full.”

Spouses can learn more about MyCAA on Military OneSource at 1-800-342-9647 or http://www.militaryonesource.com.

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From jocks and nerds to pop-ular hip chicks and heroes to really different folks, the 21st Force Support Squadron has something for everyone – no matter who you are or what you do. Have fun with us!

August Force support squAdron eventsDOG WALK – Marketing Office, 556-7874 or 556-4598Wanting to hold a popular event fit for all members of the family, we sniffed out all sorts of possibilities until someone barked out the idea of a dog walk. The 21st FSS Marketing Office chewed on that for a while and thought participants would howl in delight. So get your walking shoes ready, bring your clever canine and prepare to take a walk and visit selected FSS facilities for the 21st Force Support Squadron’s first Dog Walk beginning at 9:30 a.m. Aug. 14. The event will begin and end in Eagle Park, located on the corner of Peterson Boulevard and Ent Boulevard, next to the tennis courts and aquatic center. Our way of enticing you to visit each facility is to offer treats – Fido will find treats to nibble, water dishes, and welcoming faces at each stop.

Fido’s human companion will find information about the FSS facilities’ programs and events, and be eligible for a drawing for a Blu-Ray disk player or a Sylvania 19” LCD TV. When you complete the walk and return to Eagle Park, there will be dog training demonstrations by MuttMasters Canine Academy; “Ask the Expert” tips provided by Bob Warren, host of All About Dogs, broadcasting from 11 a.m. to noon Saturdays on 105.5 FM; a visit from McGruff, the 21st SFS crime dog that likes to take a bite out of crime; and food for purchase including hot dogs (of course), brats, burgers, ribbon fries, funnel cakes, snow cones, donuts, muffins, pancakes, bacon and coffee.The event is free and open to all eligible users of Peterson AFB and their guests and their leashed, well-behaved dogs (except Rottweilers and Pit Bulls, which are prohibited on Peterson AFB). Don’t have a dog? That’s OK; walk with us anyway. Anyone walking a dog in this event must be 18 years of age or older. For information, visit www.21fss.com or call 556-4598.SUMMER BLAST – Bowling Center, 556-4607Folks are happy with their prizes. You’d be, too, if you won things such as tickets to Elitch Gardens, Broncos football games, Water World, and more. If you like to bowl, this will be your summer to really have a blast at Peterson’s Bowling Center. The Summer Blast program continues through Aug. 31. Get a 10-punch card to participate and get it punched for each paid game you bowl. Turn in your completed punch card to be eligible for prize

drawings held weekly. Prizes are available while supplies last. No purchase is necessary to participate in the prize drawings. Cash drawings will be held Sept. 2 for $300 and $150. This sounds like a program right up your alley! For details, call the Bowling Center at 556-4607.

YoutH open recreAtIon suMMer dAY TRIPS – RP Lee Youth Center, 556-7220The RP Lee Youth Center has day trips – and an overnight camping trip – scheduled in June, July and August. From horseback riding to amusement park rides at Elitch Gardens, from WaterWorld in Denver to whitewater rafting on the Arkansas River, and from a visit to the Royal Gorge to a visit of Seven Falls, youth will find something to captivate them. (See the Youth Center listings for July trips.) To participate, youths must be at least 9 years of age or older. Registration and payment must be made at the youth center front desk at least three days before the trip date. Bring your lunch or money to purchase lunch. For information, call the RP Lee Youth Center at 556-7220.

useFuL WeB LInKswww.tutor.com/dod - Get online tutoring and career help for free. Certified, professional tutors and resources are available 24/7 for all subjects and levels – K-12 students, college students and adult learners. Program provided by the Department of Defense. To learn about the program and users who are authorized to its services for free, visit www.21fss.com , click on Library, then open their page labeled “Services.” Call the Library at 556-7462.

www.sittercity.com/dod for finding quality, local babysitters, child care providers, nannies, elder care providers, dog walkers, housekeepers and tutors. To learn more about this website and what it offers, visit www.21fss.com, click on Airman & Family, then open their page labeled “Community Resources.” Call A&FRC, 556-6141.

www.usaffitfamily.com offers resources, ideas and goal-setting tools for you and your entire family to become a fit family. Use the FitFamily Goal Tracker to track your progress. Register as a FitFamily and log points. Earn special certificates. See what FitFamily events Peterson AFB has for you. Visit www.21fss.com and click on What’s Hot Now.

Aero cLuB – 556-4310Are you thinking about becoming a pilot? Consider a private pilot training ride for $149. This includes two hours of instruction and one hour of actual flight instruction time with a student pilot log book endorsed by your flight instructor for you first official hour of instruction. For more information, call 556-4310.

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The 21st Force Support Squadron’s first-ever Dog Walk is 9:30 a.m. Aug. 14. The event will begin and end in Eagle Park, located on the corner of Peterson Boulevard and Ent Boulevard. For information, go to www.21fss.com or call 556-7874.


Flight Specials:Aug. 4 – Get $10 off/hour on the Cessna R-182Aug. 10 and 19 – Get $5 off/hour on any T-41CAug. 12 and 24 – Get $10 off/hour on any T-41BAll of August - $5/hour off any single engine aircraft every SundayAll of August - $10/hour off any twin engine aircraft every Sunday

AIrMAn & FAMILY reAdIness center – 556-6141n Military & Family Life Consultant – (719) 640-9961.n Classes/Programs – Include: Aug. 5 – Smooth Move; Aug. 5 – Resume Review, 9 to 11:30 a.m.; Aug. 3 and 24 – Right Start Briefing, 8 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.; Aug. 4 – Basic Resume, 9 to 10:30 a.m.; Aug. 9 to 13 – TAP Workshop, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Wednesday and 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday to Friday; Aug. 19 – Key Spouse Training, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Aug. 31 – Key Spouse Network, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Aug. 26 – Financial Planning, 9 to 11 a.m.; Aug. 27 – Single Parents Support Group, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.; Pre-Separation Briefing, every Tuesday from 9 to 11 a.m.; and lots more. Visit www.21fss.com and click on Airman & Family to see what classes and programs are available.n Airman’s Attic. Military members E-5 and below can get children’s clothing, toys, kitchen items, furniture, small appliances, and more. Always accepting items of donation. Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday through Sept. 1. Located in Building 1425, former base exchange. Call 556-3215. n Family Services Loan Locker. Assists families of all ranks with the loan of household items. The layette program for new babies of those who are E-5 and below is designed to assist young families with new baby items. Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday beginning Aug. 2. Located in Building 1425, former base exchange. Call 556-7614.

AquAtIcs center – 556-4608Active duty military swim for free during lap swim times. Call for details.n Aqua Fluid Moves with Tai Chi & Yoga – Mondays and Wednesdays from noon to 12:50 p.m. n H2O Warrior – Tuesdays from noon to 12:50 p.m.n Aqua Kickboxing – Thursdays from noon to 12:50 p.m.n High Energy Water Aerobics – Mondays and Wednesdays from 11 to 11:50 a.m. and 5 to 5:30 p.m.n Family Swim Nights, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 to 8 p.m.n Lap Swim, Mondays to Fridays from 5:30 to 9 a.m.; 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 5 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Lap swim is free to active duty military.n Open Swim, Mondays to Fridays from 1 to 5 p.m., Saturday from noon to 4 p.m., Sunday noon to 6 p.m.n Rent-A-Pool - Rent the pool for your private event – an intimate gathering or a group of 50 maximum. For details, call 556-4607.n Ask about Deluxe or Basic Birthday Parties - Cake, ice cream, beverages, invitations, setup -- we event take care of the cleanup. Perfect! Two-hour parties can be reserved Saturdays from noon to 3 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. Call for details!

Auto HoBBY – 556-4481n Manager’s August Special – Save $1 off per rotor/drum turned (if turnable). Call 556-4481 to set up an appointment. n Big Trucks! Work on an RV or big rig on a lift at our Auto Hobby Center.n Nitrogen in the tires – For those long trips and to extend the life of your tires, run nitrogen in your tires. Nitrogen will keep your tires cooler and the larger molecules will reduce tire pressure loss. Keeping the tires cool and at the proper air pressure will help you extend the life of your tires. $2.50 per tire.

BoWLIng center – 556-4607n Summer Blast Program – Now through Aug. 31, receive a 10 punch card to participate. Get your card punched for each paid game bowled. Completed and turned in punch cards are eligible for numerous prize drawings. Prizes such as tickets to Elitch Gardens, Broncos and Water World. No purchase is necessary to participate. Call the Peterson AFB Bowling Center for complete details.n Summer Dollar Days – 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday in August. Dollar games and dollar shoes.n Bowling Coaches for Kids Leagues – Bowling experience required. If interested, call Larry at 556-4607.n On your birthday – Bowl one game free.n Party Time - Have your squadron party or your child’s birthday party here. New packages are available. Call 556-4606 for details.

cdc AnneX – 556-7460The CDC Annex has a few available openings for temporary child care in August for pre-toddlers (ages 1 to 23 months) and pre-school children (ages 3 to 5 years). If you or someone you know needs child care, please call the CDC Annex at 556-7460.

educAtIon center – 556-4064n Local colleges and schools are conveniently locat-ed at the Education Center. They include Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado State University – Pueblo, Colorado Christian University, and Webster University. For information, call 556-4064. n FY 11 - Civilian Automated Training Input Program The FY11 Civilian Training Requirements Data Call is upon us, and, even though a suspense date has not been established, now is the time to start working on inputting your requirements into CATNIP. The Civilian Automated Training Input Program is a way for the Air Force to gather civilian training requirements. Once these requirements are established, the Air Force el-evates them up through the appropriate agencies. The money that is asked for often differs from the money granted, but without CATNIP, the Air Force won’t know how much to ask for. At its core, CATNIP does two things. First, it gathers requirements from the bases. Second, it allows MAJCOM and USAF level users to slice and dice the data so they can accurately report who needs what training and how much it will cost. 556-7524.

FAMILY cHILd cAre – 556-4322Military spouses who are presently providing childcare or who want to care for children other than their own for a total of 10 hours or more per week must be licensed to do so in on-base quarters. To

learn more about family child care, call 556-4322.Become an Affiliated Child Care Provider - If you are retired active duty member or the spouse of an active duty or retired active duty member, and if you are currently licensed by the State of Colorado to do childcare in your home, you can become affiliated provider with Peterson AFB.Child Care for PCS - The Child Care for PCS Program is intended to help relieve some of the stress felt by families during a PCS move. The Air Force Aid Society will pay for up to 20 hours of child care per child in certified FCC homes on base. This program is open to all ranks if childcare is available. Families with PCS orders are eligible to receive a Child Care for PCS Certificate from the Peterson Family Support Center for use within 60 days of the family’s departure from or arrival at Peterson AFB or Cheyenne Mountain AFS.

Returning Home Care – Returning Home care is a free childcare and is to be used only after the deployed sponsor has returned. This free childcare will be pro-vided in extended duty home and is limited to no more than 16 hours per child and has to be used within 30 days of returning.

Extended Duty Care (EDC) – The EDC program provides services beyond the standard 50 hours of care that families are already purchasing in child care pro-grams on or off base. It is designed to help a family that needs more care because they have to work longer hours, evenings, weekends, and or are experiencing a temporary shift change. EDC hours cannot be use for substitute care if they are needed to support extended duty hours.

FItness center – 556-4462n Aug. 13 – Beat the Heat 5k/10k Fun Run/Fun Walk, 11:30 a.m.n Aug. 24-26 – Doubles Tennis Tournament, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.n Ongoing – Peterson’s Biggest Losers. Fitness Center and Health and Wellness Center developed this year-long program to help you on the path to a healthier lifestyle by focusing on better nutrition and physical activity. Prizes awarded quarterly and at the end of the year. Details at www.21fss.com.n Get Fit, Stay Fit – Programs run all year. Sign up now and look great for the holidays. Or make it your New Year’s Resolution to feel great. Awards are given starting at only 50 hours/miles.

Outdoor rec offers its last rafting trip of the season Aug. 6 to 8. Camp along the Arkansas River and raft down Brown’s Canyon, Bighorn Sheep Canyon and the Royal Gorge. Make your reserva-tions by calling 556-4867. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Military working dogs are valuable part-ners for warrior Airmen, with thousands of them assigned to military installations and government agencies around the world. This month the Department of Homeland Security announced it would recruit about 600 dogs a year over the next five years to join the elite squadron of working dogs that sniff out bombs and drugs and help hunt for terrorists.

Peterson AFB is home to the second larg-est group of military working dogs in the continental United States, with 15 slots. Military working dogs typically work 10 years, Sergeant Haynes said. He wasn’t about to give up on Gina, a highly trained German shepherd and valuable member of the squadron.

“I won’t say that I thought she couldn’t be rehabilitated,” he said. “But, I knew it wouldn’t be easy.”

And, so began a long, arduous rehabili-tation program that included daily walks through the base exchange and commissary. At first, when a person approached Gina, she tucked her tail in and cowered to the ground. Sergeant Haynes sent a person ahead of him to pass out treats to store clients, who would then give Gina a treat when they ap-proached her.

“She started having confidence,” Sergeant Haynes said. “That is where we started.”

Every day, the pair would walk around the base and into buildings so that Gina could get re-acquainted with the sounds of cars and people. Each week they got a little closer to

training areas, where security forces Airmen shot blanks to practice. At the sound of the shots, Gina tried to run.

“The improvement came over time,” Sergeant Haynes said. “She was quite bro-ken. You don’t want to see anyone suffering like that - people or dogs.”

As their rapport built up, Sergeant Haynes moved into a corrective mode with Gina. He would give her commands before someone walked through the door - before she had a chance to get scared. Leading behavioral and cognitive therapists say treatment of PTSD involves changing patterns of thinking. That’s what Sergeant Haynes was doing.

“I’m correcting the behavior at the very beginning of the problem rather than waiting for her to get scared,” Sergeant Haynes said. “I can nip it in the bud before it begins, which makes her mind go to another place.”

Gina has made real progress, Sergeant Haynes said. She’s happy, social and she plays. She enjoys her work and she is no longer terrified to be around people or noise. Two months ago, Gina was assigned to partner with Staff Sgt. Melinda Miller, 21st SFS dog handler. And, on July 1, Gina was re-certified to continue working as a military working dog. She will work patrol, participate in base exercises and continue her detection work.

Gina will continue her rehabilitation re-garding gun fire and loud booms. And she likely will not deploy to a frontline base in the Middle East for at least two years, Sergeant Haynes said.

“You don’t want to rush it,” Sergeant Haynes said. “If we take it too far, too fast, we’ll be all the way back to square one.”

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health building, for example, uses a sky-light to light areas of the building, thereby saving energy and money. The fire station was noted for its impeccable upkeep and its lack of temporary sign clutter.

The team will announce a large installa-tion winner of the $200,000 Padden Award cash prize in the fall.

Col. Stephen N. Whiting, 21st Space Wing commander, called Peterson a “show-case base.”

“We get that feedback a lot,” he said, “particularly from people going back to the late ‘60s and ‘70s. This used to be a dusty field. Now it’s a beautiful installation, and we are proud of that and the work that has gone on for several decades to make it that way.”

Peterson was the first installation to up-date its Facilities Excellence Plan to meet DoD directives and include sustainable construction criteria, making energy sav-ings a consideration in everything the 21st Civil Engineer Squadron does. Peterson AFB is building its first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Silver rated facility -- the new child development center -- which provides a more energy efficient sustainable building, said Randy Hawke, 21st CES architect.

Peterson facilities should be a place where Peterson personnel can work in first class facilities, and be proud of the environment and the facilities they work in, Mr. Hawke said.

“We’ve got good design efforts on all of our projects,” he said. “It’s all about energy savings.”

Sustainability is more than a buzz phrase, Mr. Hawke said. It is part of the overall Air

Force energy plan. It incorporates low-wa-ter use landscaping, skylights and interior design including choosing carpets with a recycled backing to minimize landfill waste. The plan includes the use of natural buffers, like the new plaza area at the 21st Space Wing Headquarters building, where large boulders and berms are part of the design. The plan also includes the use of permeable pavers, minimizing storm water runoff and xeriscape landscapes that do not require water.

“It’s still about aesthetics and how the base looks,” Mr. Hawke said. “It’s a matter of keeping the architectural aesthetics and appeal of the base and still coming down with energy savings.”

Five tips to facilities excellence1. Keep corridors clear for pedestrian

traffic. These areas should not be used for garbage collection or storage.

2. Photographs, posters and paintings hung on interior walls or outside individual workspaces must be matted and framed with a black or aluminum framing and shall be a good quality. Material coloring and finish shall be consistent throughout each facility.

3. Keep books, files and reports below the “view plane” of systems furniture par-tition walls or stored neatly on top of file cabinets. The only things allowed above a storage bin are plants. More information on plants can be found on the FEP website under the interior design section.

4. Workstation partitions outside indi-vidual workspaces should be kept clear of personal artwork, notices, picnic f lyers, etc. Temporary signage should be avoided.

5. Turn out the lights at the end of the day and if you see lights that are on that are not needed, turn them off.

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ing a Year of the Air Force Family festival and community appreciation concert from 3:30 to 7 p.m. July 29 at Patriot Park, next to the RP Lee Youth Center. Activities in-clude a car show, food for sale, information booths, a bounce house for the kids and as-sorted games. Music provided by the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Blue Steel band from 3:30 to 5 p.m., and by the Marshall Tucker Band from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Admission is free. For information, go to www.21fss.com or www.myairforcelife.com or call 556-6141.

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Silver Spruce Golf Course offers a dinner called Welcome to the Neighborhood: 9 & Dine with a Glass of Wine – on July 30. Play nine holes of golf and then enjoy a steak or chicken dinner with a glass of wine. Golf play begins at 5 p.m.; dinner at 7 p.m. Dinner in-cludes your choice of steak or chicken, along with potatoes, asparagus, salad and a glass of wine. Cost is $60 per couple and includes

golf, cart and dinner; for annual green fee holders, cost is $40 per couple. If you’d like to come just for dinner, cost is $40 per couple. Reservations are required. RSVP to the pro shop at 556-7414 by July 28.

sesame street at peterson The Sesame Street/USO Experience for

military families presentation is 2 and 5 pm. July 31 at the base auditorium. The show addresses the concerns of today’s military families as they deal with the hardships of deployments and separation from loved ones; while giving children the opportunity to in-teract and meet with their favorite Sesame Street characters. Admission is free.

depLAYment packs available Families of servicemembers who are de-

ployed now through July 31 are authorized to receive a dePLAYment pack. The pack con-tains tags for each family member to use for free or reduced services and events around Peterson Air Force Base including trips and activities sponsored by Outdoor Recreation. To find out more about dePLAYment tags,

call the Airman and Family Readiness Center at 556-6141. To register tags and get a list of events, go to www.myairforcelife.com.

chapel open house, picnic The Peterson chapel is having its annual

picnic and open house Aug. 1. Activities in-clude: 9:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass in the cha-pel, Protestant worship in the auditorium; 10:45 a.m. - opening remarks and invocation followed by a picnic and open house with games, food and chapel display. The picnic and open house will be in the area between and chapel and auditorium and last until 2 p.m.; admission is free. In case of inclement weather, the picnic will be held in chapel rooms 1, 2 and 3.

deployed family dinner The August deployed family dinner is

6 p.m. Aug. 6 at the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station Mountain Man Park. Transportation from Peterson AFB is avail-able; buses depart the base theatre at 5:15 p.m. and return from CMAFS at 8 and 8:30 p.m. There will be inflatables for the kids, a military working dog demonstration, Flight

for Life helicopter landing and exhibit, face painting, food and more.

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Office is seeking sponsors for the Class of 2014. Officers O-3 and above and enlisted E-6 and above who are at least 28 years old, either active duty or retired, are eligible to be cadet sponsors. Civil Service employees GS-05 and above, or the equivalent pay band, are also eligible. The first opportunity for the Class of 2014 to be with their sponsors is Doolie Day Out on Aug. 7, so sign up today. To become a cadet sponsor, contact the Cadet Sponsor Office at 333-2727 or e-mail [email protected].

effective communication skills The Airman and Family Readiness Center

is hosting an effective communication skills course for couples and spouses geared to-ward improving positive interaction and relationship building. The class is 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 10 and 17 at the mental health clinic. For information call Martina Porter at 556-8943.

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Bassinet/Co-Sleeper $100, Playmat $10Car Seat/Stroller $100, SitNStand Dbl

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German corner couch $495, German eckbank w/ dining table, 2 chairs $425, German curtain rod $25. 382-0573

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HAMILTON/Baldwin Piano $150 OBOFreezer $75, 18’ Ext ladder $75

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11Ft Sail Boat. Brand New!Still in Original Box. $150.

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Discount rafts and rafting supplies. New full service raft store in COS. 10% off for military families. Lowest prices in CO. Joe 970-901-7817 or RMRafts.com

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AKC German ShepardFemale, 10 months old $250719-344-8464

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PETS

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

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CLEAR FLOWING STREAM1000ft of creek. 17 acres, 2 deeded

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Classic Fixer-Upper home w/1,812sf,3/1/2carport. Unfin.

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1666sf, 2BR, 2BA. TH w/ unfit . Open feel, lots of light. $112,000. Call Lor-raine w/ ERA Herman Group at 719-648-0900.

Classic Fixer-Upper inprestigious Old Farm. 1,598sf,

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Elegant Home - New on MarketImpressive home in Newport Heights.Enormous master suite, “professional

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Immaculate 2 story with wonderful curb appeal in Springs Ranch! Great find for

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Keller Concord on 12,000+ square foot lot in Springs Ranch. Spacious, open

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Fantastic Condition in N/W D20- Price reduced! All hardwood main level with

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QUIET,SAFE,DESIRABLE Old Farm Neighborhood 80917. Energy efficient & low maintenance. Brand new carpet. Ready to move in! MLS 648763 $247K Agent: Keith Koski (719)339-4466 or (719)548-1985 [email protected]

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Fixer-Upper home + out build.on 20ac.,2,445sf, 4/2/3c gar.Zoned for horses.Call Larry,

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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.

4bd/2ba home 2019 sq ft, close to PAFB & Carson, fenced in yard, pergo lam. floors. $170,000. 719-216-6795

Awesome Ranch Style, Almost NewHome at 7313 Steward Ln (between

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Immaculate Townhouse2BR, 3BATH, 2Garage

$119,900 for this immaculate 2-level townhouse, just off Powers/Fountain. LR, DR, KIT, BATH on main, 2BR, 2BATH, LAUNDRY upper. 2 car tan-dem garage on lower. Patio & Deck. In-cludes appliances. 975 Brant Hollow Court. 563-213-0398.

Near PAFB, 1590sf, 3/2/1 Tri-level. Easy 4BR, new windows, roof, paint, flooring, move in ready. $158000Call Loraine w/ ERA Herman Group at 719-648-0900.

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2bd/1.5b TownHome in Springs Bluff, 10 minutes from Ft Carson, $100k!Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

5241 Mountain Air, Looks like a model home, upgrades 3bd/2b/2car $177,000


5BR, 3BA, 2 Car. 4-Level home with over 2400 Sq.Ft. Close to shopping, schools, Ft. Carson, I-25 & Powers, New carpet, everything ready to move in!!! $184,900. Call Jim Skadden, w/ Keller Williams at 719-661-2566

Perfect Condition! New paint inside and out, tiled kitchen floors, new carpet-just perfect. Near military bases.5902 Santana Dr . $184,800. Kim -RE/MAX Properties 719-337-0537

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After an interesting day with the troops, enjoy going to your home which is presently occupied by an advanced

aged retired First Sergeant whoreluctantly has to Change AO. Occupy a 2600 square foot, 3 bedroom, upgraded

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traffic, competing lawns, and barking dogs it’s not for you. $398,000

plus 1ea box C-ration (Beans & Franks)C- ration non-negotiable.

To reconnoiter call Judy Ankeney Re/Max Properties 719-226-9173.

CHEYENNE MEADOW BEST BUYImmaculate 4be/4ba/2ca 2-story N of

Carson. Quick to Peterson $215KJulie Utschig Remax Prop 332-2702

For Sale By Owner. Malibu-style two-story, overlooks Broadmoor Hotel & city lights; approx. ½- acre; 3 Bd, 2½ Ba., study, family, dining & living rms., spacious country kitchen, 3,000+sf; large 2-car gar + dbl. storage; updated in/out. $499K. Call 719-641-4906.

FSBO, Small cottage in S. COS,detached garage, outbuilding, fenced yard, $79,900 neg., (719) 471-9558

Gorgeous 5Br, 3½Ba, 3Car, 4086sqft, fin. bsmnt, gas fpl, game rm. 4 min to

USAFA. $359,900. 719-314-8922

TRILAKES

A “WOW” home!.25ac w/4,174sf, 5/3/3c gar,unfin.bsmt,soaring

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VILLAGE 7

Investment Opp. awaits you!Fully leased 4plx.w/onsitemgr. Call Larry, RE/MAXProperties, Inc. 590-4744

WEST

622 N 30th St, $239,900, 4 beds +office, 3 baths, 15 x 13 workshop/office

in backyard, completely renovatedinside/outside: new kitchen,

baths, flooring, & paint. Melanie@ Springs Realty, 719-338-5123.

WIDEFIELD

505 Quebec. Clean 4 bed/2 bath/1 car garage. Cul de sac. Walk to schools.

Large yard, fruit trees, gardens. Up to $2K for closing costs! $154,900. Kathy

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Open House - Sun, Aug. 1st, 1-4pm 4Bd/3Bth/2CG, Ranch-style home in

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Rentals

CENTRAL

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.

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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

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BRIARGATE: 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car. $1200/mo Land Resource Associates

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Apartment in CRAGMOOR Area2 Bed, 1 Bath - $625/Mo, most utils. pd

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Great area, clean trad. 4bd/2b. AC, lrg rms, fnd yrd, gar w/wkbench. Bckgrd chk. Avail! $1,300/mo. 719-238-1503

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SW Condo across from World Arena. 2bd/2.5ba/2car, no yard work. $1000

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Near Ft. CarsonGate 4, 3br, 1ba, 1car,

Incl. w/d. $775/mo. $600 dep.Call 719-232-7194.

EAST

2Br/1Ba condos. 5 min from Peter-son/Schriever. $600/month includes utilities and all appl & laundry rm. Call Sunflower Management @ 719-634-6490.

3Bd rancher on 5Ac Near Peterson AFB. New Paint & Carpet. Pets Nego. $1000/mo. 719-641-5277 or 661-9205

3bd, 2bth, 1 car, hrdwd flrs,shed, deck, $1150/m+dep, possrent2own 719-661-7748 Mike

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Great View, 3/2/2 with Barn. $1100 mo. PH 3903980, 3314434

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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

6915 Churchwood Cr. 3Br/2Ba/2Car.All appl, w/d. Corner lot, large backyd. $1300/mo + $1300 dep. 719-243-2903

STETSON HILLS4 bdr, 3 bth, 2600 sq ft, $1300/mo., ready 7/16. Landscaped. 482-8172

NORTHGATEGorgeous 5Br, 3½Ba, 3Car, 4086sqft, fin. bsmnt, gas fpl, game rm. 4 min to

USAFA. $2000/mo. 719-314-8922

NORTHWEST

Near AFA: 5-bed/with grand viewPeregrine, 3,200-sq.ft, 3 bth. Built 2005. D-20. Avl Spt. 5. $1,950/rent. Or sale. 649-6600.

POWERS

SPRINGS RANCH: Great 2 sty. 3bd/2.5ba/2c. G.L.F.P. Open plan!

Avail. now. $1125/mo.Call Cliff @ Cliff Johnson Realty

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Stetson Hills - 4bd/3ba/2car, AC.Extremely Clean! Fencd yd. Pets ok.

Avail Sept 1. $1400/mo. 719-495-1304

ROOMS FOR RENT

2 rms 4 rent $450-$650. Located westside of town. Call Tina 4 info 719-238-8982.

Lg 1bd/1ba, Fully Furnished.Totally private, $600/mo. Mins from PAFB 719-339-6967

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3 Bedroom Home-Near Ft. CarsonJust 10 MIN. FROM Ft Carson.

CALL (719)391-9131

SOUTHEAST

4BR, 3BA. Walkout bsmt. 5 piece mas-ter bath, 2700sqft. $1350/mo. Call Mi-chelle at 719-330-7464.

Gated Community Stucco Townhome3 Bedrooms,2.5 Bathrooms,1768SF10 mins-Peterson AFB/Ft Carson

Single Family Home Near Fort Carson, Schools, Shopping! 3 BR/1.5 Baths, 2 C, Stove, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Washer/Dryer Hook-Ups.Rent $1095/995.00 Section 8 Okay.4410 ALLISONHALEY REALTY 634-3785

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89 Cadillac Coup Devile. 115Kmiles—$3000. Call 660-7720

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2005 Dodge Neon SXT - $45005 speed, cruise, CD, AC, spoiler. Some scratches on the passenger side. Great winter car. Asking $4500 OBO. Call Ben, 660-221-2667

FORD

1995 Mustang CobraWhite, 85k miles, $9,000/obo,

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2003 Jeep Liberty Sport, 4WD118K miles, 5 speed manualgreat cond. call Agnes 635-5941

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2006 Kia Sportage. 46k miles. Take over payments. Call 719-229-9829.

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2007 Saturn Vue low milesfront wheel drive 5 speed very clean$13,500 719.597.8267

TOYOTA

2002 Toyota 4Runner. New engine w/ 100k miles, wrty, new tires, looks new inside and out. $15,750. 719-433-5352.

TRUCKS

1995 dodge ram 1500 4x4 $35005” lift, 35”tires, new 5.9 eng.

4:56 gears, and more 641-7734

MOTORCYCLES

07 R1, 5.5K miles, lots ofupgrades, $7K OBO. Call Rob

at 719-650-7056.

‘06 Suzuki S40 Boulevardcustom paint & exhaust, OEM bags. $2300 obo. 505 227-3124

Harley 2002, 1200 Sportster, less than 12k miles, $3900. 477-0182

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