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9 ORBITER460th Force Support Squadron

A fun event for the entire family.

Enjoy FREE Food, Drinks, Music, Face Painting,

Carnival Games, Rides and MORE . . . . .

Outdoor Exposure Camp Hale 1

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JUNE

Career Exploration Planning Track

Pre-Deployment Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE BriefingsAfter Work Hike


Pre-Separation Benefits Briefings

Reintegration Briefings

Informed Decision Seminar

NCOPES

APES

Study Skills 101

FTAC FTAC FTACFTAC

FTACBullet Writing

The Fit Games

RAW FORCE 19.2

Flight Commander and First Chief Seminar



Outdoor ExposureCamp Hale


Base Camp out

Whitewater Rafting AdvancedAfter Work Hike

Whitewater Rafting Intermediate


Bag a 14er

How to Bag a 14erIntro to Fly Fishing Course

Base Camp out


Father’s Day Fishing Trip

Fly Fishing Trip

Mountain Bike Red Rocks Park




Colorado Bike to Work

NCOPES NCOPES

Retraining 101TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop

Home Alone Class

Summer Lock-In Summer Lock-In






Initial Tuition Assistance Briefing


Higher Education Track






2nd Friday

#PDenParty Family Movie Night

GPAB/PNOFamily Pool Day

Commander’s Newcomers’ Orientation

Buckley Base TourPCS with EaseNewcomers’ Orientation A&FRC Key Spouse

Monthly CoffeeRetiree Survivor Benefit Plan Briefing

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460th Force Support Squadron directory

Accounting Office 720-847-6150, Bldg. 347 Airman & Family Readiness Center 720-847-6681, Bldg. 606 Airman Leadership School 720-847-9622, Bldg. 30 Child Development Centers A-Basin: 720-847-7215, Bldg. 351 Crested Butte: 720-847-6174/6175, Bldg. 725 Civilian Personnel Office 720-847-6191, Bldg. 606 Community Center/Panther Den 720-847-7197, Bldg. 630 Education and Training 720-847-6675, Bldg. 606 RM 160 Family Child Care Resource & Referral Program 720-847-9225, Bldg. 351 Fitness Center 720-847-6679, Bldg. 35 Honor Guard 720-847-6668, Bldg. 1005 RM 174 NAF Human Resource Office 720-847-6775, Bldg. 606 Leadership Development Center 720-847-7515, Bldg. 1032 Manpower 720-847-4332, Bldg. 606 Marketing 720-847-5278, Bldg. 347

Military Personnel Flight 720-847-4357, Bldg. 606 Official Mail Center 720-847-9706, Bldg. 207 Outdoor Recreation & ITT 720-847-6100/6853, Bldg. 1022 Rocky Mountain Lodge 720-847-5899, Bldg. 331/332 School Age Program 720-847-9206, Bldg. 351 Youth Program 720-847-9992, Bldg. 350

orBIter dIScLaIMer The “Orbiter” is the official monthly newsletter

of the 460th Force Support Squadron. Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the

460th Space Wing or the United States Air Force. All program dates and times in this publication

are subject to change. No Federal endorsement of sponsors or

advertisers is intended or implied. For advertising rates and information,

please call 720-847-5278 or e-mail us at [email protected]

The Orbiter can also be viewed at www.460fss.com.

460 FSS Buckley Air Force Base Aurora, Colorado

FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT

21 June | doors open 1800 | Ldc

Movie snacks and beverages for purchase. * Cash only *

Outside food and beverage prohibited.

Join us for a Family Movie Night. Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/460FSS/

to see this month’s featured movie.

For more information please call 720-847-5375

We are currently hiring for the following positions: Child and Youth Program Assistant at the Child Development Centers and Youth Center

Guest Services Representative and Custodial Workers (Housekeeper) at the Rocky Mountain Lodge

Food Service Worker at the Child Development Centers,Community Center and Rickenbacker’s Café

Recreation Assistants at the Fitness Center

Part Time and Full Time jobs o�er the following benefits: Vacation leave accrual Sick leave accrual Medical insurance Dental insurance Life insurance Retirement (after 1 year as regular) 401(k) with matching

All application’s are submitted online through www.NAFJobs.orgFor more information & questions please call the NAF Human Resources O�ce at 720-847-6775

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INSIDE THIS MONTH'S ORBITER

Activity Calendar page 2 Airman & Family Readiness page 4-5 Panther Den page 6- 7 Fitness Center page 8 Outdoor Rec page 10-11 Youth Programs page 12-13 Child Development Center page 14 Professional Development page 15 Education Office page 16-17 460 FSS Directory page 19

460th Force Support Squadron 18175 e. a-Basin ave. Bldg. 347

director, 460th Force Support Squadron Ms. Debbie Southee DSN: 847-6899 deputy, 460th Force Support Squadron Maj Joseph McIntosh DSN: 847-6919 Marketing director Ms. Meljun Kruk DSN: 847-5278 Visual Information Specialist Mr. Brent Lichtenheld DSN: 847-6690 Visual Information Specialist Mr. Dalton Nester DSN: 847-9671 commercial Sponsorship Ms. Sarah Smith DSN: 847-6193

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Stay ConnectedStay ConnectedLook for FSS events and activities

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through these avenues!

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Airman & Family R e a d i n e s s C e n t e r

Career Exploration Planning Track13-14 June | 0800-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium

This course is designed to help transitioning service members and spouses find the career path that suits their interests and skills.

This 2-day workshop is presented by the DoD. It provides a unique opportunity for career exploration along with identifying skills and

increase awareness of training and credentialing programs.

airman & Family readiness centerBldg. 606 | 720-847-6681 hours of operation: *Monday-Friday 0800-1600Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

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civilian tuition assistance program (ctap) tuItIon aSSIStance For aIr Force apF cIVILIanSTA is available to all permanent full-time appropriated fund employees with an acceptable performance appraisal, including WG Key “acceptable performance appraisal” Permanent (not a temp, summer hire, or term employee) Tuition Standard Rates (excluding PAQs and Copper Caps) 75% reimbursement on TA, not to exceed: $250.00 per Semester Hour; $166.00 per Quarter Hour Fiscal year limit $4,500 TA is only available for two course per semester TA will only be approved for two course at any given time, course start dates can’t overlap with courses that are being attended, that haven’t been completed. If you have CTAP questions please contact Mr. Delorenzo in the Education and Training office at 720-847-9204 OR 720-847-6194

Mat 113a: Math concepts 11 June-16 July Fulfills CCAF Math ClassThis course focuses on the role mathematics plays in today’s society and how it is used to understand and solve relevant problems. Additionally, it develops a student’s numerical literacy to confidently interpret and communicate numerical information. Topics include a brief introduction to the principles of logic, numerical concepts and problem solving, algebraic concepts in the context of mathematical modeling and statistical reasoning with an emphasis on descriptive methods. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday nights from 1730-2130.

enG 103a: Introduction to college Writing 22 July-25 august Fulfills CCAF English Composition ClassThis course focuses on the effective use of the English language and exploration of rhetorical models in written composition. Structure, purpose and audience awareness in developing essays in addressed. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday nights from 1730-2130.

colorado christian university Don’t forget, Colorado Christian University now has on-base classes and advising services. Their office hours are Tuesdays 1200-1600 and Thursdays 0900-1300. Colorado Christian University can be reached at 303-963-3030 or [email protected]

Commander’s and First Sergeant’s Newcomers’ Orientation 27 June | 0730-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Register by 25 JuneOrientation for newly arrived Buckley Leadership. Provides AFI required briefs from numerous base agencies to First Sergeants, Chiefs, Superintendents, Senior Civilians and Commanders new to Buckley AFB or new to the senior leader position.

TAP - Pre-Separation Benefits Briefings11, 18, & 25 June | 0830-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Mandatory Benefits counseling for all separating/retiring personnel.Open to all separating or retiring military members. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel need to be prepared for life after the military. This briefing covers benefits for military veterans as well as what is required to complete the congressionally mandated TAP –GPS process to separate/retire from the military.

Come discover locations on Buckley AFB21 June | 0900-1230 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Register by 19 JuneOpen to all members of Buckley AFB. Come discover locations on Buckley AFB, featuring “The Air Traffic Control Tower” among varies other key locations around base.

Hearts Apart Event - Zoo15 June | 0845-1200 | Denver ZooOpen to Leadership, EFMP families, single parents and immediate family members who has a loved one currently deployed, on a remote tour or TDY for 30 days or longer on active duty orders. Monthly family focused support event sponsored by the Mile High Friends of Military Families.Facilitates the building of personal support networks and allows interaction with fellow deployed.

PCS with Ease20 June | 1300-1500 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium Required for all Service Members who have not PCS’ed within the last 4 years (not to include 1st duty assignment), who have had a significant life changing event (ex. marriage, children), who have less than four years of service and who are experiencing their first OCONUS assignment. PCS preparation pre-departure services for members to make informed decisions. Helping agencies include finance, TMO, A&FRC, medical and more ***Do not wait for your orders to sign-up for brief. This brief is only offered once a month, please schedule at least the month prior to your PCS.

Key Spouse Monthly Coffee18 June | 0930 | Bldg. 316 | Buckley ChapelThis month we will receive the annual required Resiliency. Training Open to Key Spouse and Mentors. Monthly coffee for installation Key Spouses, Mentors, Ombudsmen, FRG leaders, and Family Readiness Officers to network and obtain useful information and resources to help in the implementation of the role as a Key Spouse/Mentor.

CAPSTONE Briefings13, 20, & 27 June | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 14011, 18, & 25 June | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140*Appointment RequiredOpen to transitioning members who have complete all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

TAP GPS Workshop3-7 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Pre-Separation Counseling is a pre-requisite for this class Open to all separating or retiring military members. Mandatory 5-day workshop for transitioning personnel. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel need to be prepared for life after the Air Force. This class covers financial preparedness, military to civilian skills crosswalk, job search, resume writing, interviewing, VA benefits and a small job fair. Pre-separation counseling is a per-requisite for this class.

Reintegration Briefings3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, & 26 June | 1000 Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

Pre-Deployment Briefings13 & 27 June | 0930 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140Open to military members preparing for deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is from numerous agencies to help member prepare for deployment. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel prior to departure. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other departing personnel are welcome to attend.

Retiree Survivor Benefit Plan Briefing17 June | 0830-0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140Members planning to retire from military service; spouses and dependents. SBP Briefing is to assist retiring members with making the best decisions for their family after their death. Receive information that helps them make a decision prior to retirement to provide another source of income

Newcomers’ Orientation A&FRC Required for All members new to Buckley AFB 19 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Register by 18 JuneIntegrative course that provides presentations from multiple base agencies and off-base partners. This class is designed to educate our newest Buckley members on resources available to them as they transition to Colorado and the local area. Continental breakfast provided! Spouses are encouraged to attend. Childcare is not provided, but contact the A&FRC for possible childcare options.

Contact the A&FRC at 720-847-6681 to register for workshops.

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education & trainingBldg. 606 | room 160 | 720-847-6675

hours of operation: Monday-thursday 0700-1600

Friday 0700-1200 Saturday, Sundays & Federal holidays cLoSed

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Testing: college Level testing If you still need college level credits or want to test your way through your CCAF, sign up for a testing session at the National Testing Center on base at: www.registerblast.com/buckley/exam or at the Community College of Aurora and Center Tech at: https://www2.registerblast.com/centertech/exam

tuesdays and thursdays 0800 and 1200 The following tests are administered in Bldg. 606, Room 112B and scheduled by calling 720-847-6675 or e-mailing: [email protected] Defense Language Proficiency Test/Defense Language Aptitude Battery/Professional Military Education/Armed Forces Classification Testing.

higher education track 27 June| 0830-1600 | Bldg. 606 | room 160This briefing is for transitioning service members. Members pursuing college education will receive guidance on how to prepare for the college application process. It addresses such topics as identifying educational goals, education funding, researching and comparing institutions. *MEMBER MUST ATTEND TAP-GPS WITH A&FRC BEFORE ATTENDING.

June Briefings: Initial Tuition Assistance Briefing 12 & 26 June | 0730-0830 | Bldg. 606 | room 160All Active Duty and Active Guard Reserves are required to attend this mandatory briefing prior to using the Air Force Tuition Assistance (AFTA) for the first time. This briefing covers the use of TA and the member’s responsibilities in the process. Please contact the Education and Training Office to sign up for this briefing at [email protected]

education Office

Professional DeveloPment

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Airman Professional Enhancement Seminar (APES)17 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 700 | 140th Wing Auditorium Open to all E1-E4 who have not attended Airmen Leadership School (ALS). This 1-day seminar will cover topics on: education opportunities, time management, bullet-writing basics, understanding the evaluation system, professionalism and a speed mentoring round at the end.

Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Enhancement Seminar (NCOPES)10-12 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1Open to all Technical Sergeants and Staff Sergeants. This 3-day seminar is designed to augment and reinforce information taught in basic military training, technical training, ancillary training, PME and job experience.

First Term Airmen Course (FTAC) 24-28 June| 0720-1700 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1 For all First Term Airmen whose first duty station is Buckley Air Force Base. Required within 45 days of arrival on station. Courses are held once a month for 5 consecutive days.

Study Skills 101 24 June | 1130-1230 | Bldg. 606 | MSG Conference Room Open to all of Team Buckley. Are you stressed about an upcoming test? Do your study habits need improving? This course will help you understand effective ways to study, develop study routines that work for you and provide you with some test preparation tips.

Informed Decision Seminar (IDS) 3 June | 0800-1200 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1Required for all First and Second Term Airmen within 12 to 15 months of their date of separation. This informational brief is designed to assist with making an informed decision on reenlistment or separation. Topics include: Air Force compensation, retraining, assignments, Air National Guard and Air Reserve options and service life intangibles. Spouses are also welcome to attend.

For more information or to register for classes, please visit https://eis2.afspc.af.mil/sites/460sw/pages/professional-development.aspx or contact the career assistance advisor, MSgt Laina angel at 720-847-6933.

Retraining 1017 June | 0730-0930 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1Open to all of Team Buckley. This course will cover all of the details on what to do should you be interested in retraining in the future. The instructor will review where to go on-line and what to look at. It will provide guidance on the best way to start the process. Supervisors are highly encouraged to attend so they can assist their Airmen in the future.

Flight Commander and Flight Chief Seminar19-21 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 700 | 140th Wing Auditorium Open to all new and established flight commanders and flight chiefs across Team Buckley. This 3-day seminar is designed to provide a learning environment to discuss some of the pertinent issues and programs that flight leadership will likely work with on a regular basis. It will also prepare flight leadership to tackle their new duties and roles within the organization.

Bullet-Writing28 June | 0900 – 1100 | Bldg 700 | 140th HQ Wing Auditorium Open to all Team Buckley. Do you have writers block when it comes to writing bullets? This class will teach you how to take that pile of information and sharpen it into a bullet that even your Chief would approve of! The skills of bullet writing will be taught and then put to practice in some writing exercises.

LunchServed Monday-Friday 1030-1330

Grilled cheese Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50 Home-style grilled cheese made with three slices of cheese on your choice of bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

BLt Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.50 The classic bacon, lettuce and tomato prepared on your choice of toasted bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

*tuna Salad Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 Chunk lite tuna with house-made dressing topped with lettuce, sliced tomatoes, sliced red onions and choice of bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

all-american club Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75 Classic triple decker club sandwich made with American and Swiss cheese, ham, turkey, bacon, lettuce, sliced tomato and your choice of bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

philly cheese Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 East coast favorite of sautéed shaved beef, onions, green peppers topped with melted Swiss cheese

*california Moonbeam Burger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 Grilled black bean veggie burger topped with Swiss cheese, lettuce, sliced tomatoes and guacamole

Fried chicken tender Basket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 4 breaded chicken tenders served with choice of dipping sauce

Buffalo chicken Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 Grilled chicken breast coated with Panther Den buffalo sauce and topped with lettuce and sliced tomatoes

*hawaiian Grilled Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75 Grilled teriyaki glazed chicken breast topped with pineapple rings, lettuce and sliced red onions

BreakfastFull Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 Your choice of 3 pancakes or 2 pieces of house-made French toast or 1 biscuit with house-made beef gravy. Your choice of 3 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty with 2 scrambled eggs and hash brown potatoes

*Mini Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Your choice of 2 pancakes, 1 piece of house-made French toast or 1 biscuit with house-made beef gravy. Your choice of 2 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty with scrambled egg and hash brown potatoes

*Basic Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 Your choice of 1 scrambled egg, 2 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty with your choice of toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

*denver omelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 2 eggs, bell peppers, onions, diced ham and shredded cheese with your choice of toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

*ham & cheese omelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.50 2 eggs, diced ham and shredded cheese with your choice of toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

panther den Breakfast Burrito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Your choice of bacon, sausage or ham in a 10’’ flour tortilla with 2 scrambled eggs, cheese, hash brown potatoes with our veggie green chili sauce. Smother with veggie green chili or house-made beef gravy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00

Breakfast Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.25 Scrambled egg and American cheese with your choice of sausage, bacon, ham or turkey. Your choice of bagel, English muffin, biscuit or toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

Biscuit and Beef Gravy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.00 Our fresh baked biscuit with our house-made beef gravy

Bagel with cream cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 Toasted bagel with cream cheese

Served Monday-Friday 0700-0930

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*Healthy Choice

Panther Den Community Center

3 full pancakes or 2 French toast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3.00

2 fresh eggs (any style) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.75

1 fresh egg (any style) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75

3 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75

2 slices of toast (white, wheat or sourdough) with butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.00

Hash brown potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75

Grits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75 *Healthy Choice

June hot entrée Station Monday-Friday | 1030-1330 | $9

Mondays: Chicken Fried Chicken, mashed potatoes with country gravy, corn on the cob and a dinner roll

tuesdays: 4 Beef tacos, Spanish rice, fiesta frijoles and house-made chips and salsa

Wednesdays: Fried shrimp, coleslaw and fries

thursdays: Smoked Bone-In BBQ chicken, potato salad, BBQ beans and Texas toast

Fridays: 2 Catfish filets, with mac and cheese, green beans and house-made jalapeño hush puppies

Hosted By: 140th ANG

2nd Friday

Luau & Beach Party

14 June | 1500 | Panther DenLive Music by Acoustic Remix

ChIlD DEvElOPmEnT CEnTER

FAmIly ChIlD CAREBecome a family child care provider today!

*Individuals caring for other families’ children for more than 10 hours a week on a regular basis must be licensed to provide child care in on-base housing.

Have you thought about starting your own business?

Would you like to earn up to $1200 for one weekend of work per month? Do you enjoy working with children?

If so, FCC may be perfect for you. After a basic orientation and 40 hours of training, you can become licensed to care for children in your home and become part of the Expanded Child Care Program! You can choose to care for children with special needs, infants, toddlers, preschoolers and or school agers; up to six children in care at any one time with no more than two children under the age of 2 years. Contact the FCC Coordinator at 720-847-9225 or stop by the CDC for details.

Family Pool Day at Del Mar Pool22 June | 1800-2000 | FREE | 30 W Del Mar Circle, Aurora, Co 80011Available for all parents, children, staff and families to enjoy a fun filled night at the pool. Just for cYp programs, no reservations required.

Give parents a Break & Parents Night Out22 June | 1300-1700 | A Basin | *Sign-up due 20 June by noon. GpaB/pno out will be combined. GpaB get your referral for free care from a&Frc, Life Skills, chapel and First Shirts. pno, anyone can attend with appropriate 1181s, Immunization at $5.00 an hour. each month it is held, that cdc location will take all sign ups at their facility it is held and that facility will staff the program that month. Must be in no later than the Wednesday before event by noon.

Caregivers of the Quarter - Nominated and selected by Peers -Ms. Veda Byers - crested Butte cdcMs. terry Wright – a Basin cdc

a-Basin cdcBldg. 351 | 720-847-7215/7216hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0615-1745Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

Family child careBldg. 347 | 720-847-9225hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0615-1745Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

crested Butte cdcBldg. 725 | 720-847-6174/6175

hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0615-1745Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

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Panther Den and Coffee KioskBldg. 630 | 720-847-7197

hours of Operation:monday-Tuesday 0700-1400

Wednesday-Friday 0700-2000 Saturday, Sunday &

Federal holidays ClOSED

PANTHERDEN

“hi guys! My name is Gina douglas. I am a graduate of Johnson and Wales university, with a culinary nutrition degree. My passion for cooking started at home with my dad and grandma teaching me how to cook. that led me to join the air Force out of high school and cooked for 4 years. While in the military I found myself drawn to fitness as well. My love for fitness and food is why I continue to strive to learn more and teach others how to accomplish health goals for themselves. My favorite dish to prepare is cheesecake, along with homemade pasta. I also enjoy scratch baking. at the panther den I like to showcase my skills through catering and being able to add that home-cooked feel to our food. When I am not in the kitchen I enjoy trying new restaurants and taking advantage of the beautiful colorado scenery with my husband and daughter!”

-Assistant Manager

Gina Douglas

Family Movie night21 June | 1800 | Ldc

Join us for a Family Movie Night in June. Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/460FSS/ to see this month’s featured movie. Movie snacks

and drinks available for purchase. *Cash Only*

#pdenparty 19 June | 1500

Held the 3rd Wednesday each month Open to all E1-E4 service members

FREE snacks (until gone).

WEEK 1 June 3-7 0800-1200 ooey Gooey For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35. Flag Football For ages 9-18 and the cost is $35. coding & Genetics SteM camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 2 June 10-14 0800-1200 all types of art For ages 9-18 and the cost is $35. Mind and Body For ages 9-18 and the cost is $35. horse Lover camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 3 June 17-21 0800-1200 teen robotics For ages 13-18 and the cost is $35. Jr. chef challenge For ages 9-13 and the cost is $45. Soccer camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35 .

WEEK 4 June 24-28 0800-1200 dIY camp: pintrest For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. crafty cakes For ages 9-18 and the cost is $45. track camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

SUMMER CAMPS

WEEK 5 July 1-3 0800-1200 Fashion for the culture camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. Build and design your own tiny house For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. track camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 6 July 8-12 0800-1200

Wild Survival For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. Basketball camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

Girls camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 7 July 15-19 0800-1200 robo tech For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35. all Ball camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35. painting art camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 8 June 22-26 0800-1200 International cooking Week For ages 9-13 and the cost is $45. engineering everywhere For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

Museum Week For ages 9-18 and the cost is $40.

WEEK 9 June 24-28 0800-1200 Future Leaders For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. teen camping For ages 13-18 and the cost is $50.

to register for any of the summer camps, please visit: www.460fss.com/child-development-center-cdc/

FITNESS CENTER

The Fit Games28 June | 1200 | Fitness Center*Sign up at the Fitness Center by COB 25 June.Sign up your team of 3 and compete against each other with some fun drills and workouts. Teams must have at least 1 female competitor.

RAW FORCEBench Competition Series 19.213 June | 0630 | Fitness Center*Please sign up at the Fitness Center by COB 11 June. Join us for our Raw Force 19.2 BENCH COMPETITION on June 14th! Weigh In/Warm up 0630. Competition Starts at 0700. Weight classes, for personal equipment & performance rules please visit: powerlifting-ipf.com

Fitness centerBldg. 35 | 720-847-6679hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0500-2200Saturday 0600-2100Sunday 0600-1800

enhanced FItneSS center cLaSSeS: Spin: tuesdays 0545 cost: $2

download our monthly Group exercise calendar at 460fss.com


Home Alone Class 1 June | 0900-1300 Learn skills needed to safely stay home alone. Basic first-aid, emergency and safety practices and easy food recipes. Cost is $10 and is for ages 10-18. *Must register by 28 May.

Summer Lock-In 7-8 June | 2000-0600 Join in on a fun filled night of games, competitions and challenges. Theme for this lock in is “Summer Fun!” Play some beach games, cook some S’mores and enjoy being out of school! Pizza, drinks and breakfast provided. Cost is $15 in advance and $20 at the door and is for ages 9-18.

Summer Membership Pass 1 June-31 August Hours of operation Monday-Friday 0800-2200 for camps and 1300-1800 for open recreation. All members are required to have current up-to-date immunization record on file that includes the flu shot. All summer camp

participants must have a Youth Center membership in order to participate. Summer

camp weekly fees are additional cost. Summer camps will begin 3 June and end the week of 2

August. Hours of operation 28 May-1 June will be 1200-1800 Monday-Friday.

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Youth centerBldg. 350 | 720-847-9992 hours of operation: Monday-Friday 1430-1830 non school days during school year Monday-Friday 1300-1830 Weekends, Federal holidays and Family days cLoSed BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS

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Temporary Lodging Facility (TLF) Family Room :

$77.00 per nightTemporary Lodging Facility

(TLF) Family Room with pets : $77.00 per night and

$10.00 per night pet fee

Visiting quarters (Vq) : 1-2 people $70.00 per night

Suites (dVs) : 1-2 people $79.00 per night

Bldg. 331 (Vq) 332 (TLF) | [email protected]

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*R4R cost-subsides support Active Duty and Reserve members, to include their families, at each base. Retirees, civilians and foreign military are not eligible for R4R discounted rates. Other branches of the U.S. Military who are permanently assigned to Buckley are eligible. Single service members may bring a guest at the discounted rate.

Exploring Colorado withoutdoor recreatIon

outdoor recreationBldg. 1022 | 720-847-6100/6853hours of operation: Monday, tuesday, thursday, Friday 0900-1730Wednesday 0900-1300, Saturday 0800-1400Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed(except for scheduled trips)B U C K L E Y

Come enjoy the great outdoors in a family-friendly environment at Camp Hale! Whether you choose to go for 1 day or all 5; rock climbing, mountain biking, UTV riding, archery, fishing, and hiking will be right at your fingertips, with guides to help you along the way. Real rugged, real fun!

cost: $25 per familyIncludes: campsite, some equipment and guidesLocation: camp hale - eagle ValleyMinimum age: all agesdeparts: 1400 on 21 Junereturns: 1000 on 26 June

Outdoor Exposure Camp Hale

Rent a family camping equipment package: $40

Includes:• Water Jug

• Cooler

• 2 Lantern,

• 6 person Tent

• 4 Sleeping Bags

• 4 Sleeping Pads

• Camp Stove, Pan

• Camp Table

• 2 Camp Chairs

• 2 Headlamps

21-26 June – Camp Hale

*Limited quantities available.**First come first served starting 17 June

Father’s Day Fishing Trip16 June · Tarryall, COSpend the day relaxing and fishing at Tarryall Reservoir. Enjoy the scenic views while fishing on the water. Whether you’re a father or an angler who loves to fish, this experience is open to all! *Option to drive separately if bringing childrenunder the age of 8 for Father’s Day trip. Call Outdoor Rec for more information*cost: $65.00 | r4r: $35.00Includes: Transportation, fishing gear, guides and lunch Minimum age: 8+departs: 0600returns: 1800

After Work Hike6 June · Golden, COUnwind and enjoy an evening hike at Red Rocks Park. This 5.2 mile loop will take you through the meadows and red monoliths that this Denver Mountain Park is named after.cost: $20.00 | r4r: $5.00Includes: transportation and guideMinimum age: 12departs: 1700returns: 2130

Intro to Fly Fishing Course12 June · Outdoor RecFly fishing is a wonderful way to escape the stress and commotion of everyday life and become immersed in the simplicity and serenity of the wild. Intro to fly fishing will provide an excellent introduction in understanding the basics to the sport and help develop the abilities required to fish various water conditions with success. *Must sign-up in by 6 Junecost: FreeMinimum age: 10departs: 1700returns: 1900

Whitewater Rafting Intermediate1 June or Sunday 2 June · Idaho Springs, COJoin ODR for a morning of whitewater rafting Clear Creek. Clear Creek is a steep, narrow, technical river that is both challenging and fun, and nestled in a historic mining valley where beautiful Colorado scenery complements your exciting adventure! Two dates are available for this trip.cost: $70.00 | r4r: $40.00Includes: transportation and guided tourMinimum age : 18departs: 0800returns: 1430

Colorado Bike to Work 26 June · Panther Den Buckley AFB Colorado Bike to Work day is a state event promoting healthy lifestyles, helping the environment, and saving money. Sport your Buckley jersey while biking to work! Jersey’s will be available for purchase starting Wednesday 19 June. All participants who bike to work will receive a free breakfast from the Panther Den.cost: FreeIncludes: Breakfast

After Work Hike 27 June · Golden, COUnwind and enjoy an evening hike at North Table Mountain. This 3.2 mile loop will give you beautiful views of Golden, Colorado. cost: $20 | r4r: $5Includes: transportation and guideMinimum age: 12departs: 1700returns: 2130

Fly Fishing Trip30 June · TBDSurrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains, the city of Boulder offers easy access to some of the nation’s best fly fishing. Enjoy a memorable guided experience fly fishing in the Rockies.cost: $150 | r4r: $50Includes: transportation, all gear, guides*Does not include: fishing licenseMinimum age: 16departs: 0700returns: 1430

Whitewater Rafting Advanced8 June Idaho · Springs, COJoin ODR for a morning of whitewater rafting Clear Creek. Clear Creek is a steep, narrow, technical river that is both challenging and fun, and nestled in a historic mining valley where beautiful Colorado scenery complements your exciting adventure!*Must sign-up in by 12 Junecost: $135.00 | r4r: $75.00Includes: transportation, guide and lunchMinimum age: 18departs: 0800returns: 1800

How to Bag a 14er11 June · Outdoor RecLearn the basics of how to bag a 14er including what to bring, what to wear, the different classifications, and more. This is also a pre-trip requirement for Bagging a 14er Saturday 15 June.*Must sign-up in by 6 Junecost: FreeStarts: 1700ends: 1830

Bag a 14er15 June · Keystone, COTake on two of Colorado’s iconic 14ers in one day with ODR! Grays Peak and Torrey Peak are the tenth-highest summits in Colorado and highest point on the Continental Divide. This 8 mile hike reaches 14,278 feet and has 3,500 feet of elevation gain. *Must be an advanced hiker. *Must attend the pre-trip briefing on Wednesday 12 Junecost: $35 | r4r: $15Includes: transportation, guided hikeMinimum age: 18departs: 0530returns: 1730

Base Camp Out15-16 June · FamCamp Buckley AFBWelcome in the start of summer with a family camping event at Buckley Famcamp! Games, a campfire, and a movie after dark will be the perfect way to spend a Saturday night. A tent site, equipment, and our Outdoor Rec crew will help you make the most of your night under the stars.*Must sign-up in by 12 Junecost: FreeIncludes: dinner, games, movie, tent per group, sleeping bag, and foam matMinimum age: all ages welcomeStarts: 1400 on 15 Juneends: 1100 on 16 June

Save the date: 5-7 July: Explore and Camp at Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park


Home Alone Class 1 June | 0900-1300 Learn skills needed to safely stay home alone. Basic first-aid, emergency and safety practices and easy food recipes. Cost is $10 and is for ages 10-18. *Must register by 28 May.

Summer Lock-In 7-8 June | 2000-0600 Join in on a fun filled night of games, competitions and challenges. Theme for this lock in is “Summer Fun!” Play some beach games, cook some S’mores and enjoy being out of school! Pizza, drinks and breakfast provided. Cost is $15 in advance and $20 at the door and is for ages 9-18.

Summer Membership Pass 1 June-31 August Hours of operation Monday-Friday 0800-2200 for camps and 1300-1800 for open recreation. All members are required to have current up-to-date immunization record on file that includes the flu shot. All summer camp

participants must have a Youth Center membership in order to participate. Summer

camp weekly fees are additional cost. Summer camps will begin 3 June and end the week of 2

August. Hours of operation 28 May-1 June will be 1200-1800 Monday-Friday.

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Youth centerBldg. 350 | 720-847-9992 hours of operation: Monday-Friday 1430-1830 non school days during school year Monday-Friday 1300-1830 Weekends, Federal holidays and Family days cLoSed BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS

OF AMERICA


Joanne Toledo Realtor, cMRS, SReS, GRI RE/MAX Masters Millennium [email protected]

dana Smith 303.489.7885

[email protected]

Veterans and Active duty, don’t Use Just Any Realtor.

Use a real estate agent who has lived the Military life and understands the complexities of your situation.

“Your Trusted Buckley Realtor/VA Lender Team!”


CONTACT US TODAYFOR MORE INFORMATION:[email protected]

BUILDING 606, RM. 106OFFICE HOURS:Tuesdays: 1200 - 1600Thursdays: 0900 – 1300

ccu.edu/military

THANK YOU FOR

YOUR SERVICEWE SALUTE YOU

POSSIBLE.ALL THINGS

From basic trainingto vocational training.


Temporary Lodging Facility (TLF) Family Room :

$77.00 per nightTemporary Lodging Facility

(TLF) Family Room with pets : $77.00 per night and

$10.00 per night pet fee

Visiting quarters (Vq) : 1-2 people $70.00 per night

Suites (dVs) : 1-2 people $79.00 per night

Bldg. 331 (Vq) 332 (TLF) | [email protected]

Fax: 720-847-5663 www.460.com/lodging www.dodlodging.net

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WEEK 1 June 3-7 0800-1200 ooey Gooey For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35. Flag Football For ages 9-18 and the cost is $35. coding & Genetics SteM camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 2 June 10-14 0800-1200 all types of art For ages 9-18 and the cost is $35. Mind and Body For ages 9-18 and the cost is $35. horse Lover camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 3 June 17-21 0800-1200 teen robotics For ages 13-18 and the cost is $35. Jr. chef challenge For ages 9-13 and the cost is $45. Soccer camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35 .

WEEK 4 June 24-28 0800-1200 dIY camp: pintrest For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. crafty cakes For ages 9-18 and the cost is $45. track camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

SUMMER CAMPS

WEEK 5 July 1-3 0800-1200 Fashion for the culture camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. Build and design your own tiny house For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. track camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 6 July 8-12 0800-1200

Wild Survival For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. Basketball camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

Girls camp For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 7 July 15-19 0800-1200 robo tech For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35. all Ball camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35. painting art camp For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

WEEK 8 June 22-26 0800-1200 International cooking Week For ages 9-13 and the cost is $45. engineering everywhere For ages 9-12 and the cost is $35.

Museum Week For ages 9-18 and the cost is $40.

WEEK 9 June 24-28 0800-1200 Future Leaders For ages 9-13 and the cost is $35. teen camping For ages 13-18 and the cost is $50.

to register for any of the summer camps, please visit: www.460fss.com/child-development-center-cdc/

FITNESS CENTER

The Fit Games28 June | 1200 | Fitness Center*Sign up at the Fitness Center by COB 25 June.Sign up your team of 3 and compete against each other with some fun drills and workouts. Teams must have at least 1 female competitor.

RAW FORCEBench Competition Series 19.213 June | 0630 | Fitness Center*Please sign up at the Fitness Center by COB 11 June. Join us for our Raw Force 19.2 BENCH COMPETITION on June 14th! Weigh In/Warm up 0630. Competition Starts at 0700. Weight classes, for personal equipment & performance rules please visit: powerlifting-ipf.com

Fitness centerBldg. 35 | 720-847-6679hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0500-2200Saturday 0600-2100Sunday 0600-1800

enhanced FItneSS center cLaSSeS: Spin: tuesdays 0545 cost: $2

download our monthly Group exercise calendar at 460fss.com


Hosted By: 140th ANG

2nd Friday

Luau & Beach Party

14 June | 1500 | Panther DenLive Music by Acoustic Remix

ChIlD DEvElOPmEnT CEnTER

FAmIly ChIlD CAREBecome a family child care provider today!

*Individuals caring for other families’ children for more than 10 hours a week on a regular basis must be licensed to provide child care in on-base housing.

Have you thought about starting your own business?

Would you like to earn up to $1200 for one weekend of work per month? Do you enjoy working with children?

If so, FCC may be perfect for you. After a basic orientation and 40 hours of training, you can become licensed to care for children in your home and become part of the Expanded Child Care Program! You can choose to care for children with special needs, infants, toddlers, preschoolers and or school agers; up to six children in care at any one time with no more than two children under the age of 2 years. Contact the FCC Coordinator at 720-847-9225 or stop by the CDC for details.

Family Pool Day at Del Mar Pool22 June | 1800-2000 | FREE | 30 W Del Mar Circle, Aurora, Co 80011Available for all parents, children, staff and families to enjoy a fun filled night at the pool. Just for cYp programs, no reservations required.

Give parents a Break & Parents Night Out22 June | 1300-1700 | A Basin | *Sign-up due 20 June by noon. GpaB/pno out will be combined. GpaB get your referral for free care from a&Frc, Life Skills, chapel and First Shirts. pno, anyone can attend with appropriate 1181s, Immunization at $5.00 an hour. each month it is held, that cdc location will take all sign ups at their facility it is held and that facility will staff the program that month. Must be in no later than the Wednesday before event by noon.

Caregivers of the Quarter - Nominated and selected by Peers -Ms. Veda Byers - crested Butte cdcMs. terry Wright – a Basin cdc

a-Basin cdcBldg. 351 | 720-847-7215/7216hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0615-1745Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

Family child careBldg. 347 | 720-847-9225hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0615-1745Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

crested Butte cdcBldg. 725 | 720-847-6174/6175

hours of operation: Monday-Friday 0615-1745Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

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Panther Den and Coffee KioskBldg. 630 | 720-847-7197

hours of Operation:monday-Tuesday 0700-1400

Wednesday-Friday 0700-2000 Saturday, Sunday &

Federal holidays ClOSED

PANTHERDEN

“hi guys! My name is Gina douglas. I am a graduate of Johnson and Wales university, with a culinary nutrition degree. My passion for cooking started at home with my dad and grandma teaching me how to cook. that led me to join the air Force out of high school and cooked for 4 years. While in the military I found myself drawn to fitness as well. My love for fitness and food is why I continue to strive to learn more and teach others how to accomplish health goals for themselves. My favorite dish to prepare is cheesecake, along with homemade pasta. I also enjoy scratch baking. at the panther den I like to showcase my skills through catering and being able to add that home-cooked feel to our food. When I am not in the kitchen I enjoy trying new restaurants and taking advantage of the beautiful colorado scenery with my husband and daughter!”

-Assistant Manager

Gina Douglas

Family Movie night21 June | 1800 | Ldc

Join us for a Family Movie Night in June. Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/460FSS/ to see this month’s featured movie. Movie snacks

and drinks available for purchase. *Cash Only*

#pdenparty 19 June | 1500

Held the 3rd Wednesday each month Open to all E1-E4 service members

FREE snacks (until gone).

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Airman Professional Enhancement Seminar (APES)17 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 700 | 140th Wing Auditorium Open to all E1-E4 who have not attended Airmen Leadership School (ALS). This 1-day seminar will cover topics on: education opportunities, time management, bullet-writing basics, understanding the evaluation system, professionalism and a speed mentoring round at the end.

Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Enhancement Seminar (NCOPES)10-12 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1Open to all Technical Sergeants and Staff Sergeants. This 3-day seminar is designed to augment and reinforce information taught in basic military training, technical training, ancillary training, PME and job experience.

First Term Airmen Course (FTAC) 24-28 June| 0720-1700 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1 For all First Term Airmen whose first duty station is Buckley Air Force Base. Required within 45 days of arrival on station. Courses are held once a month for 5 consecutive days.

Study Skills 101 24 June | 1130-1230 | Bldg. 606 | MSG Conference Room Open to all of Team Buckley. Are you stressed about an upcoming test? Do your study habits need improving? This course will help you understand effective ways to study, develop study routines that work for you and provide you with some test preparation tips.

Informed Decision Seminar (IDS) 3 June | 0800-1200 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1Required for all First and Second Term Airmen within 12 to 15 months of their date of separation. This informational brief is designed to assist with making an informed decision on reenlistment or separation. Topics include: Air Force compensation, retraining, assignments, Air National Guard and Air Reserve options and service life intangibles. Spouses are also welcome to attend.

For more information or to register for classes, please visit https://eis2.afspc.af.mil/sites/460sw/pages/professional-development.aspx or contact the career assistance advisor, MSgt Laina angel at 720-847-6933.

Retraining 1017 June | 0730-0930 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1Open to all of Team Buckley. This course will cover all of the details on what to do should you be interested in retraining in the future. The instructor will review where to go on-line and what to look at. It will provide guidance on the best way to start the process. Supervisors are highly encouraged to attend so they can assist their Airmen in the future.

Flight Commander and Flight Chief Seminar19-21 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 700 | 140th Wing Auditorium Open to all new and established flight commanders and flight chiefs across Team Buckley. This 3-day seminar is designed to provide a learning environment to discuss some of the pertinent issues and programs that flight leadership will likely work with on a regular basis. It will also prepare flight leadership to tackle their new duties and roles within the organization.

Bullet-Writing28 June | 0900 – 1100 | Bldg 700 | 140th HQ Wing Auditorium Open to all Team Buckley. Do you have writers block when it comes to writing bullets? This class will teach you how to take that pile of information and sharpen it into a bullet that even your Chief would approve of! The skills of bullet writing will be taught and then put to practice in some writing exercises.

LunchServed Monday-Friday 1030-1330

Grilled cheese Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50 Home-style grilled cheese made with three slices of cheese on your choice of bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

BLt Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.50 The classic bacon, lettuce and tomato prepared on your choice of toasted bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

*tuna Salad Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 Chunk lite tuna with house-made dressing topped with lettuce, sliced tomatoes, sliced red onions and choice of bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

all-american club Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75 Classic triple decker club sandwich made with American and Swiss cheese, ham, turkey, bacon, lettuce, sliced tomato and your choice of bread (white, wheat or sourdough)

philly cheese Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 East coast favorite of sautéed shaved beef, onions, green peppers topped with melted Swiss cheese

*california Moonbeam Burger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 Grilled black bean veggie burger topped with Swiss cheese, lettuce, sliced tomatoes and guacamole

Fried chicken tender Basket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 4 breaded chicken tenders served with choice of dipping sauce

Buffalo chicken Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 Grilled chicken breast coated with Panther Den buffalo sauce and topped with lettuce and sliced tomatoes

*hawaiian Grilled Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75 Grilled teriyaki glazed chicken breast topped with pineapple rings, lettuce and sliced red onions

BreakfastFull Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 Your choice of 3 pancakes or 2 pieces of house-made French toast or 1 biscuit with house-made beef gravy. Your choice of 3 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty with 2 scrambled eggs and hash brown potatoes

*Mini Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Your choice of 2 pancakes, 1 piece of house-made French toast or 1 biscuit with house-made beef gravy. Your choice of 2 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty with scrambled egg and hash brown potatoes

*Basic Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 Your choice of 1 scrambled egg, 2 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty with your choice of toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

*denver omelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 2 eggs, bell peppers, onions, diced ham and shredded cheese with your choice of toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

*ham & cheese omelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.50 2 eggs, diced ham and shredded cheese with your choice of toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

panther den Breakfast Burrito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Your choice of bacon, sausage or ham in a 10’’ flour tortilla with 2 scrambled eggs, cheese, hash brown potatoes with our veggie green chili sauce. Smother with veggie green chili or house-made beef gravy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00

Breakfast Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.25 Scrambled egg and American cheese with your choice of sausage, bacon, ham or turkey. Your choice of bagel, English muffin, biscuit or toast (white, wheat or sourdough)

Biscuit and Beef Gravy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.00 Our fresh baked biscuit with our house-made beef gravy

Bagel with cream cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 Toasted bagel with cream cheese

Served Monday-Friday 0700-0930

Sides

*Healthy Choice

Panther Den Community Center

3 full pancakes or 2 French toast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3.00

2 fresh eggs (any style) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.75

1 fresh egg (any style) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75

3 pieces of bacon or 1 sausage patty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75

2 slices of toast (white, wheat or sourdough) with butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.00

Hash brown potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75

Grits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75 *Healthy Choice

June hot entrée Station Monday-Friday | 1030-1330 | $9

Mondays: Chicken Fried Chicken, mashed potatoes with country gravy, corn on the cob and a dinner roll

tuesdays: 4 Beef tacos, Spanish rice, fiesta frijoles and house-made chips and salsa

Wednesdays: Fried shrimp, coleslaw and fries

thursdays: Smoked Bone-In BBQ chicken, potato salad, BBQ beans and Texas toast

Fridays: 2 Catfish filets, with mac and cheese, green beans and house-made jalapeño hush puppies

Commander’s and First Sergeant’s Newcomers’ Orientation 27 June | 0730-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Register by 25 JuneOrientation for newly arrived Buckley Leadership. Provides AFI required briefs from numerous base agencies to First Sergeants, Chiefs, Superintendents, Senior Civilians and Commanders new to Buckley AFB or new to the senior leader position.

TAP - Pre-Separation Benefits Briefings11, 18, & 25 June | 0830-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Mandatory Benefits counseling for all separating/retiring personnel.Open to all separating or retiring military members. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel need to be prepared for life after the military. This briefing covers benefits for military veterans as well as what is required to complete the congressionally mandated TAP –GPS process to separate/retire from the military.

Come discover locations on Buckley AFB21 June | 0900-1230 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Register by 19 JuneOpen to all members of Buckley AFB. Come discover locations on Buckley AFB, featuring “The Air Traffic Control Tower” among varies other key locations around base.

Hearts Apart Event - Zoo15 June | 0845-1200 | Denver ZooOpen to Leadership, EFMP families, single parents and immediate family members who has a loved one currently deployed, on a remote tour or TDY for 30 days or longer on active duty orders. Monthly family focused support event sponsored by the Mile High Friends of Military Families.Facilitates the building of personal support networks and allows interaction with fellow deployed.

PCS with Ease20 June | 1300-1500 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium Required for all Service Members who have not PCS’ed within the last 4 years (not to include 1st duty assignment), who have had a significant life changing event (ex. marriage, children), who have less than four years of service and who are experiencing their first OCONUS assignment. PCS preparation pre-departure services for members to make informed decisions. Helping agencies include finance, TMO, A&FRC, medical and more ***Do not wait for your orders to sign-up for brief. This brief is only offered once a month, please schedule at least the month prior to your PCS.

Key Spouse Monthly Coffee18 June | 0930 | Bldg. 316 | Buckley ChapelThis month we will receive the annual required Resiliency. Training Open to Key Spouse and Mentors. Monthly coffee for installation Key Spouses, Mentors, Ombudsmen, FRG leaders, and Family Readiness Officers to network and obtain useful information and resources to help in the implementation of the role as a Key Spouse/Mentor.

CAPSTONE Briefings13, 20, & 27 June | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 14011, 18, & 25 June | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140*Appointment RequiredOpen to transitioning members who have complete all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

TAP GPS Workshop3-7 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Pre-Separation Counseling is a pre-requisite for this class Open to all separating or retiring military members. Mandatory 5-day workshop for transitioning personnel. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel need to be prepared for life after the Air Force. This class covers financial preparedness, military to civilian skills crosswalk, job search, resume writing, interviewing, VA benefits and a small job fair. Pre-separation counseling is a per-requisite for this class.

Reintegration Briefings3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, & 26 June | 1000 Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

Pre-Deployment Briefings13 & 27 June | 0930 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140Open to military members preparing for deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is from numerous agencies to help member prepare for deployment. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel prior to departure. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other departing personnel are welcome to attend.

Retiree Survivor Benefit Plan Briefing17 June | 0830-0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140Members planning to retire from military service; spouses and dependents. SBP Briefing is to assist retiring members with making the best decisions for their family after their death. Receive information that helps them make a decision prior to retirement to provide another source of income

Newcomers’ Orientation A&FRC Required for All members new to Buckley AFB 19 June | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium*Register by 18 JuneIntegrative course that provides presentations from multiple base agencies and off-base partners. This class is designed to educate our newest Buckley members on resources available to them as they transition to Colorado and the local area. Continental breakfast provided! Spouses are encouraged to attend. Childcare is not provided, but contact the A&FRC for possible childcare options.

Contact the A&FRC at 720-847-6681 to register for workshops.

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education & trainingBldg. 606 | room 160 | 720-847-6675

hours of operation: Monday-thursday 0700-1600

Friday 0700-1200 Saturday, Sundays & Federal holidays cLoSed

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Testing: college Level testing If you still need college level credits or want to test your way through your CCAF, sign up for a testing session at the National Testing Center on base at: www.registerblast.com/buckley/exam or at the Community College of Aurora and Center Tech at: https://www2.registerblast.com/centertech/exam

tuesdays and thursdays 0800 and 1200 The following tests are administered in Bldg. 606, Room 112B and scheduled by calling 720-847-6675 or e-mailing: [email protected] Defense Language Proficiency Test/Defense Language Aptitude Battery/Professional Military Education/Armed Forces Classification Testing.

higher education track 27 June| 0830-1600 | Bldg. 606 | room 160This briefing is for transitioning service members. Members pursuing college education will receive guidance on how to prepare for the college application process. It addresses such topics as identifying educational goals, education funding, researching and comparing institutions. *MEMBER MUST ATTEND TAP-GPS WITH A&FRC BEFORE ATTENDING.

June Briefings: Initial Tuition Assistance Briefing 12 & 26 June | 0730-0830 | Bldg. 606 | room 160All Active Duty and Active Guard Reserves are required to attend this mandatory briefing prior to using the Air Force Tuition Assistance (AFTA) for the first time. This briefing covers the use of TA and the member’s responsibilities in the process. Please contact the Education and Training Office to sign up for this briefing at [email protected]

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Airman & Family R e a d i n e s s C e n t e r

Career Exploration Planning Track13-14 June | 0800-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium

This course is designed to help transitioning service members and spouses find the career path that suits their interests and skills.

This 2-day workshop is presented by the DoD. It provides a unique opportunity for career exploration along with identifying skills and

increase awareness of training and credentialing programs.

airman & Family readiness centerBldg. 606 | 720-847-6681 hours of operation: *Monday-Friday 0800-1600Saturday, Sunday & Federal holidays cLoSed

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civilian tuition assistance program (ctap) tuItIon aSSIStance For aIr Force apF cIVILIanSTA is available to all permanent full-time appropriated fund employees with an acceptable performance appraisal, including WG Key “acceptable performance appraisal” Permanent (not a temp, summer hire, or term employee) Tuition Standard Rates (excluding PAQs and Copper Caps) 75% reimbursement on TA, not to exceed: $250.00 per Semester Hour; $166.00 per Quarter Hour Fiscal year limit $4,500 TA is only available for two course per semester TA will only be approved for two course at any given time, course start dates can’t overlap with courses that are being attended, that haven’t been completed. If you have CTAP questions please contact Mr. Delorenzo in the Education and Training office at 720-847-9204 OR 720-847-6194

Mat 113a: Math concepts 11 June-16 July Fulfills CCAF Math ClassThis course focuses on the role mathematics plays in today’s society and how it is used to understand and solve relevant problems. Additionally, it develops a student’s numerical literacy to confidently interpret and communicate numerical information. Topics include a brief introduction to the principles of logic, numerical concepts and problem solving, algebraic concepts in the context of mathematical modeling and statistical reasoning with an emphasis on descriptive methods. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday nights from 1730-2130.

enG 103a: Introduction to college Writing 22 July-25 august Fulfills CCAF English Composition ClassThis course focuses on the effective use of the English language and exploration of rhetorical models in written composition. Structure, purpose and audience awareness in developing essays in addressed. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday nights from 1730-2130.

colorado christian university Don’t forget, Colorado Christian University now has on-base classes and advising services. Their office hours are Tuesdays 1200-1600 and Thursdays 0900-1300. Colorado Christian University can be reached at 303-963-3030 or [email protected]

We are currently hiring for the following positions: Child and Youth Program Assistant at the Child Development Centers and Youth Center

Guest Services Representative and Custodial Workers (Housekeeper) at the Rocky Mountain Lodge

Food Service Worker at the Child Development Centers,Community Center and Rickenbacker’s Café

Recreation Assistants at the Fitness Center

Part Time and Full Time jobs o�er the following benefits: Vacation leave accrual Sick leave accrual Medical insurance Dental insurance Life insurance Retirement (after 1 year as regular) 401(k) with matching

All application’s are submitted online through www.NAFJobs.orgFor more information & questions please call the NAF Human Resources O�ce at 720-847-6775


INSIDE THIS MONTH'S ORBITER

Activity Calendar page 2 Airman & Family Readiness page 4-5 Panther Den page 6- 7 Fitness Center page 8 Outdoor Rec page 10-11 Youth Programs page 12-13 Child Development Center page 14 Professional Development page 15 Education Office page 16-17 460 FSS Directory page 19

460th Force Support Squadron 18175 e. a-Basin ave. Bldg. 347

director, 460th Force Support Squadron Ms. Debbie Southee DSN: 847-6899 deputy, 460th Force Support Squadron Maj Joseph McIntosh DSN: 847-6919 Marketing director Ms. Meljun Kruk DSN: 847-5278 Visual Information Specialist Mr. Brent Lichtenheld DSN: 847-6690 Visual Information Specialist Mr. Dalton Nester DSN: 847-9671 commercial Sponsorship Ms. Sarah Smith DSN: 847-6193

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JUNE



CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE Briefings

CAPSTONE BriefingsAfter Work Hike




Informed Decision Seminar

NCOPES

APES

Study Skills 101

FTAC FTAC FTACFTAC

FTACBullet Writing

The Fit Games

RAW FORCE 19.2






Base Camp out

Whitewater Rafting AdvancedAfter Work Hike



Bag a 14er

How to Bag a 14erIntro to Fly Fishing Course

Base Camp out


Father’s Day Fishing Trip

Fly Fishing Trip

Mountain Bike Red Rocks Park




Colorado Bike to Work

NCOPES NCOPES

Retraining 101TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop TAP GPS Workshop

Home Alone Class

Summer Lock-In Summer Lock-In








Higher Education Track






2nd Friday

#PDenParty Family Movie Night

GPAB/PNOFamily Pool Day

Commander’s Newcomers’ Orientation

Buckley Base TourPCS with EaseNewcomers’ Orientation A&FRC Key Spouse

Monthly CoffeeRetiree Survivor Benefit Plan Briefing

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460th Force Support Squadron directory

Accounting Office 720-847-6150, Bldg. 347 Airman & Family Readiness Center 720-847-6681, Bldg. 606 Airman Leadership School 720-847-9622, Bldg. 30 Child Development Centers A-Basin: 720-847-7215, Bldg. 351 Crested Butte: 720-847-6174/6175, Bldg. 725 Civilian Personnel Office 720-847-6191, Bldg. 606 Community Center/Panther Den 720-847-7197, Bldg. 630 Education and Training 720-847-6675, Bldg. 606 RM 160 Family Child Care Resource & Referral Program 720-847-9225, Bldg. 351 Fitness Center 720-847-6679, Bldg. 35 Honor Guard 720-847-6668, Bldg. 1005 RM 174 NAF Human Resource Office 720-847-6775, Bldg. 606 Leadership Development Center 720-847-7515, Bldg. 1032 Manpower 720-847-4332, Bldg. 606 Marketing 720-847-5278, Bldg. 347

Military Personnel Flight 720-847-4357, Bldg. 606 Official Mail Center 720-847-9706, Bldg. 207 Outdoor Recreation & ITT 720-847-6100/6853, Bldg. 1022 Rocky Mountain Lodge 720-847-5899, Bldg. 331/332 School Age Program 720-847-9206, Bldg. 351 Youth Program 720-847-9992, Bldg. 350

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460th Space Wing or the United States Air Force. All program dates and times in this publication

are subject to change. No Federal endorsement of sponsors or

advertisers is intended or implied. For advertising rates and information,

please call 720-847-5278 or e-mail us at [email protected]

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FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT

21 June | doors open 1800 | Ldc

Movie snacks and beverages for purchase. * Cash only *

Outside food and beverage prohibited.

Join us for a Family Movie Night. Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/460FSS/

to see this month’s featured movie.

For more information please call 720-847-5375

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