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Commander’s Corner: leadership - page 3Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado

Thursday, April 7, 2011 Vol. 55 No. 14

INSIDECommentary 3News 4Feature 5Briefs 12

2010 Outstanding Airmen of the Year Page 4

CMSAF high-lights Airman resiliencyPage 5

Total Force Airmen have new ‘incentive’ Page 9

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- Last year, Peterson Airmen and their families received $181,000 in financial help through the Air Force Assistance Fund and its programs.

Some of the money was given as interest-free loans to help Airmen during family emergencies. Some of the money was grant-ed to Airmen for education and some of the money was used to help parents with child care during a permanent change of station move or other stressful times.

“These programs would not be available to our Airmen and their families without the contributions made to the Air Force Assistance Fund,” said Hugo Escobar, Airman and Family Readiness Center consultant who works with the Air Force Aid Society to provide emergency and edu-cational financial assistance to Peterson Airmen.

By now, all active duty Airmen and re-tired military personnel on Peterson Air Force Base have heard about the Air Force Assistance Fund campaign. A team of more than 50 unit representatives has a goal to make 100 percent contact with every Airman and all retired military personnel on base and tell them about the campaign.

There are four programs supported by the AFAF: the Air Force Aid Society; the Air Force Enlisted Village; the Air Force Village; and the LeMay Foundation.

The Air Force Aid Society provides emergency funds and money for education to Airmen and their families. Last year, Peterson Airmen and their families received Staff Sgt. Jessica Thomas (front), Air Force Office of Special Investigations, collects her Air Force Assistance Fund sign-up slips and poster from Senior Master Sgt. John

Bentivegna, 76th Space Control Squadron superintendent and a Peterson 2011 AFAF installation project officer. Unit reps received breakfast and training March 29 at The Club on how to effectively manage and distribute AFAF information to unit personnel. The campaign is underway now to May 6. (U.S. Air Force photo/Craig Denton)

Air Force Assistance Fund aims to help Airmenby monica mendoza

21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

See Fund page 11

14th Air Force visit to Peterson AFB

14th Air Force visit to Peterson AFBPETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. – Lt. Gen. Susan J. Helms, 14th Air Force commander (right), and Chief Master Sgt. James MacKinley, 14th Air Force command chief, met with 21st Space Wing Airmen for lunch March 31 at the Aragon Dining Facility on Peterson Air Force Base. General Helms’ visit to Peterson included a briefing with Col. Stephen N. Whiting, 21st Space Wing commander, tours of the 16th and 76th Space Control Squadrons and lunch with the 21st Space Wing’s annual award winners and professional performers from the recent Operational Readiness/Unit Compliance Inspection. (U.S. Air Force photo/Craig Denton)

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THULE AIR BASE, Greenland -- The chain of command. What does that phrase connote to you? It sounds strong, it sounds supportive, it sounds powerful.

All of those were real-life impressions of the chain of command at Thule Air Base recently when Gen. William Shelton, com-mander of Air Force Space Command, vis-ited Thule Air Base March 28 to 30. The general did something pretty ingenious: he invited the entire chain of command that supports Thule to join him.

General Shelton had as guests Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, 14th Air Force commander; Brig. Gen. Samuel Greaves, AFSPC direc-tor of Plans, Programs and Analyses; Col. Stephen N. Whiting, 21st Space Wing com-mander; and Chief Master Sgt. Thomas Trottier, 21 SW command chief. We were also fortunate to have Mrs. Linda Shelton join us to survey the quality of life for Airmen and the Thule AB community. And as an entertainment treat for the men and women serving in the frozen north, Blue Steel, part of the U.S. Air Force Academy Band, was along for what turned out to be a spectacular visit.

So, what does that have to do with GSU support? Everything.

General Shelton was able to see firsthand how his staff has organized, trained, and equipped Thule for the missions of missile warning, space surveillance, space control and the emerging mission of missile de-fence. General Helms, as the Joint Force Component Commander of Space Forces, was able to see how her executing forces were fulfilling their roles for the combatant com-mander. And, she asked probing questions on responsiveness to contingency taskings and meeting warfighter requests. General

Greaves was able to observe Thule to ensure it is right-sized to be organized, trained and equipped within our means and to meet the warfighter’s needs. Colonel Whiting was able to watch firsthand his wing members demonstrate their proficiency, profession-alism and grasp of their roles in fulfilling the wing’s mission. Finally, Chief Trottier was able to see and meet the enlisted force and pass along professional development insights and perspectives during an enlisted call for Thule Airmen.

Now, as a GSU commander, I dial in for numerous teleconferences, sit on many videoteleconferences, and must call long-distance for any number of issues. What General Shelton did was bring all the deci-sion-makers to Thule. And quite frankly, the visit accomplished, by my estimate, what a year’s worth of staffing would take.

Why is that? Well, with tongue in cheek, I have heard generals say that once you make f lag officer you never hear the truth again. And, while that may not be totally accu-rate, there are many equities in any given staffwork that are added in, as the package goes forward. Therefore, putting “eyes on” is vital for decision makers. Further, time is critical and general officers and wing commanders don’t have any to spare. To

have the entire chain of command captive on a remote island, 650 miles north of the Arctic Circle, brings a focus that you won’t get in normal staffing venues.

In fact, by the entire chain of command arriving at Thule, there is a synergistic effect that creates a surge of momentum for the unit. Basically, if the commanders are going to an area in which the staff is charged to support, the staff does hours of prep work to ensure that they are satisfied with the support. Additionally, by having the wing commander, who is responsible for six in-stallations and many GSUs, the command-ers get truth-in-advertising as they validate problems or suggest ways that other units are accomplishing the mission.

Finally, appreciation. For anyone working GSU support, you really can’t appreciate what your role is until you see the results of your support firsthand. The intersection of all those things rests on commanders who are responsible for it all. And, interestingly, the local commander gets to watch his team in action, learn where the unit might have some weaknesses, and validate the efforts of superior performers.

In conclusion, we at Thule were a little tense when we heard that our entire chain of command would be visiting at the same time. We wondered how we’d support three general officers and our wing commander simultaneously. But, the support we offered was well worth the tremendous benefits of setting up the discussions for Thule issues over the years to come. General Shelton taught us a great lesson in GSU support. Direct leadership engagement is the key to successful mission accomplishment at our GSUs.

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- Air Force Space Command named its 2010 Outstanding Airmen of the Year during a banquet held here April 1.

The award banquet at the Peterson Air Force Base Club capped a week of activities honoring the outstanding performers from around the com-mand who demonstrated extraordinary leadership, job performance, community involvement and achievements.

“This past week’s events reflect the pride and appreciation our Command has for our OAY nominees,” said Gen. William L. Shelton, AFSPC commander. “These men and women epitomize the quality and commitment we expect from Airmen throughout AFSPC and our Air Force.”

The AFSPC 2010 OAY winners are:Company Grade Officer of the Year, First Lt. Megan Sprang, 91st

Network Warfare Squadron, Lakeland Air Force base, TexasFirst Sergeant of the Year, Master Sgt. James Nelson, 3rd Combat

Communications Support Squadron, Tinker Air Force Base, Okla.Senior Noncommissioned Officer of the Year, Senior Master Sgt.

Lonnie Bacon, Headquarters AFSPC, Directorate of Installations and Logistics, Peterson Air Force Base, Colo.

Noncommissioned Officer of the Year, Tech. Sgt. James Crutchfield, Space Development and Test Directorate, Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M.

Airman of the Year, Senior Airman Nora Limjoco, 30th Medical Operations Squadron, Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif.

These winners will go on to compete at the Air Force level for a chance to be named one of the 12 Outstanding Airmen of the Year.

The Air Force Association honors the 12 Outstanding Airmen of the Year at its annual convention in Washington, D.C. The program was initiated at the AFA’s 10th Annual National Conference, held in New Orleans in 1956. The selection board is comprised of the Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, a general officer and selected major command command chiefs. The Air Force Chief of Staff reviews the selections. The 12 Outstanding Airmen are awarded the Outstanding Airman ribbon with the bronze service star device and wear the Outstanding Airman badge for one year. They also serve on the AFA’s enlisted advisory council for one year.

“I wish our AFSPC OAY winners the best of luck as they compete at the Air Force level,” said General Shelton.

Air Force Space Command names its 2010 Outstanding Airmen of the Year

The Air Force Space Command Outstanding Airmen of the Year nominees visit the Air Force Academy, Colo., March 30. This visit, as well as others, was part of a week-long event, themed “Supporting the Joint Fight,” and is a reward for the outstanding performers within AFSPC who demonstrated extraordinary leadership, job performance, community involvement and achievements. (Air Force photo/ Duncan Wood)

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WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- The Air Force’s top enlisted Airman testified be-fore the House Subcommittee for Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies here March 30, about quality of life in the military.

Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Roy, alongside his sister-service counterparts,

spoke about the importance building resiliency among Airmen and their families.

According to Chief Roy, Airmen have been in Iraq and Afghanistan for nearly 10 years and in Southwest Asia for more than 20 years. This high operations tempo requires service members to constantly leave family and friends behind.

“There are certain challenges that both Airmen and their families face each and every day,” he said. “I think it’s something that we as the United States Air Force have taken very

seriously over the last couple of years.“Many of our programs are designed to con-

tinue to build resilient Airmen and families,” he added.

This focus becomes important as new chal-lenges are presented, Chief Roy said. From the sky above Libya in Operation Odyssey Dawn to the shores of Japan for the humanitarian mission of Operation Tomodachi, U.S. Airmen are continuously on the front lines.

Highlighting these versatile warriors, Roy was joined by Tech. Sgt. Frank Reilly, a former

tactical air control party Airman and para-rescueman. Reilly, who had deployed to combat locations several times in support of operations Southern Watch and Enduring Freedom, was injured during combat training in preparation for deployment. He is now a special operations recruiting liaison and is set to participate in this year’s Warrior Games.

“Resilient Airmen are better equipped to withstand, recover and/or grow in the face of stressors and changing demands, and continu-ously get the job done,” Chief Roy said.

CMSAF highlights Airman resiliency during hearingThe senior enlisted leaders from the Air Force, Marines, Navy and Army testify before the House Subcommittee for Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies March 30, 2011, in Washington. From left are Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Roy, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Carlton Kent, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Rick West and Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond Chandler. (U.S. Air Force photo/Scott M. Ash)

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WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Japanese Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa April boarded the USS Ronald Reagan to thank U.S. servicemembers for their help since an earthquake and the tsunami it caused struck Japan on March 11.

The work of U.S. servicemembers and other Americans is a testament to the half century of tomodachi -- friendship -- between the United States and Japan, Kitazawa said as he shared a statement from Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan.

“To all U.S. military members, on behalf of the people of Japan, I sincerely express my deep appreciation for the tremendous support provided by the U.S. military, the U.S. government and the American people at a time of unprecedented crisis in Japan,” Kitazawa said.

The USS Ronald Reagan responded immediately after the disaster, and its Sailors, as well as other servicemembers, continue their humanitarian mission in Japan “with pride and passion” and “are supporting Japan on an extraordinary scale,” he said.

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U.S. Ambassador to Japan John V. Roos was part of the delegation that included senior Japanese military officials aboard USS Ronald Reagan April 4.

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Japanese minister thanks U.S. servicemembers

Japanese Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa views a banner created by U.S. servicemembers in honor of Operation Tomodachi during his visit to the USS Ronald Reagan, April 4, 2011. Holding the banner are Commander, U.S. Forces Japan, and Commander, 5th Air Force, Pacific Air Forces Lt. Gen. Burton Field; and U.S. Pacific Fleet Commander Navy Adm. Patrick Walsh. (U.S. Navy photo/Petty Officer 3rd Class Kyle Carlstrom)

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Q: I am an Active Guard/Reserve servicemember with the 302nd Civil Engineer Squadron stationed at Peterson AFB. I spent 10 years on active duty in the Army as an EOD technician before crossing over to the Air Force into the same career field. I have had the privilege of experiencing both the Army and Air Force way of life. There are good things and bad things that I take away from both services and it is interesting to see the Air Force reaffirming the warrior spirit in our Airmen. The determined drive for excellence, professionalism and a fighting spirit are attributes I thought I had left with the Army. Don’t get me wrong. There are most certainly bad apples in the Army, but the overall ethical environment I experienced were those that constantly challenged me towards excellence. In the Army there is a lot of joking and poking fun at the Air Force about how we are not very military and more of a corporate entity versus a fighting military force. We are taking steps to change that perception by ramping up our standards and proving ourselves formidable assets on the battlefield both air and ground. One of the areas which we have taken leaps and bounds in is our emphasis on physical fitness and being “fit to fight”. The entire Air Force EOD program learned shortly after 9/11 that we needed to step up to the plate and do our fair share in the fight both with OIF and OEF. Huge lessons were learned early in these campaigns that drastically reformed the way we trained and operated. One of the lessons we learned was that the current Air Force physical fitness program was not acceptable. Not only EOD, but the entire Air Force has now embraced this realization. Still, some of the “old” Air Force lingers and it is a challenge leading them to new waters.

I recently confronted Peterson AFB Fitness Center management about the presence of a junk food vending machine in main hall of our base gym. At first it didn’t bother me and was actually pretty funny. A vending

machine full of candy bars, assorted chips and pastries right in the middle of our gym. As time passed, giving me time to really think about this, I became bothered by the image it presented and the message it was sending to all of our Airmen and sister services that utilize this gym. Amidst the new drive towards physical fitness and heightened consequences for falling below the standards we allow a symbol of sabotage to be displayed in this ref-uge of fitness and health on our base. Ironic and almost a joke in my opinion. To my surprise the fitness center staff along with SNCOs charged with the operation and management of the fitness center not only disagreed with my outlook, but protectively defended the vending ma-chines saying that it was a key profit center for the fitness center. I was told that without this vending machine vital functions of the fitness center would be in jeopardy due to lack of funding. They saw no problem with it in the fitness center and likened its presence in the gym to the presents of a McDonalds or Burger King on base. One SNCO said that servicemembers were all adults and able to make choice, healthy or otherwise, for themselves. I agreed with that, but said that the fitness center was not the proper venue to affirm their freedom of choice. I told him that to solicit junk food in the gym is akin to the HAWC having a cigarette vending machine available for those who choose to smoke during a smoking cessation class. He found little humor or truth to that. I told him that if patrons really needed a bag of chips and pastries after their workouts they could walk a couple hundred feet to the bowling alley. This SNCO then opened a fil-ing cabinet in his office and pulled out a box of full size candy bars. He proudly displayed them and stated that it was his choice to eat candy bars and that when he visits the gym to do his “rounds” he likes the fact that he can also pick up a candy bar without having to walk to the bowling alley. I knew then that the discussion was going absolutely nowhere.

This really isn’t about a vending machine or the fitness

center. It’s about the difference between management and leadership. A fitness center manager does what’s best for the fitness center. A leader does what’s best for the mission and their people. Whether or not this vending machine is really a vital source of funds for the fitness center doesn’t matter. It does not promote fitness and health as a fitness center should. We need to start being leaders rather than managers and lead from the front doing the hard right versus the easy wrong. Inspire ex-cellence in our Airmen and create a sense of pride to be in the most elite Air Force in the world.

A: Thank you for taking the time to contact the ac-tion line regarding the fitness center’s vending machines. Although the machines contain soft drinks, chips and candy bars, it is also stocked with healthy options, such as nuts, fruit snacks, beef jerky, vegetable juice or water. In addition, our juice bar offers smoothies, fruits, wraps and more. We believe it’s important to give our patrons choices, and we strive to offer choices that tip the scale toward good health and nutrition. But, with options, comes responsibility, which is also advocated in many nutrition programs: Enjoy in moderation.

In addition to providing customers variety, the vend-ing machines help increase revenue for the fitness center. Last year, our customers witnessed more than $1 million in renovations, including new flooring, resurfacing the courts and a new 30-piece cardio equipment room, just to name a few. In any given year, fitness center staff mem-bers organize and man more than 300 programs. From health fairs to personal training; programs are offered throughout the day to provide adequate physical fitness training programs to meet schedules and demands. The fitness center and its professionals strive to promote fit-ness in every way. There is a lot of pride in the facility and programs offered to members of Team Pete. We will continue to offer excellent programs to enhance morale, improve fitness and provide esprit de corps.

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The HRDC group hosted a first-of-its-kind incentive flight for both 302nd AW Reservists and Active Duty Airmen assigned to Peterson’s 21st Space Wing and 52nd Airlift Squadron. The incentive flight, according to Col. Courtney Arnold, 302nd AW vice commander, is designed to recog-nize top performers within each organization as a way for leadership from both wings to say “thank you” for a job well done.

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Air Force Reservists assigned to the 302nd Airlift Wing depart a C-130 Hercules April 2 after taking part in an incentive flight at Peterson Air Force Base, Colo. A total of 39 AF Reserve and Active Duty Airmen from the 302nd AW and 21st Space Wing took part in the first-of-its-kind incentive flight at Peterson. The Airmen were selected by their supervisors as top performers in their work sections on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Stephen J. Collier)

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There also is help for retired military personnel through the Air Force Enlisted Village and the Air Force Village, both retirement communities for surviving spouses. Finally, the LeMay Foundation provides financial as-sistance to military retirees and spouses.

“The great thing about this campaign is that 95 cents or more of every dollar is spent on the AFAF mission, assist-ing Air Force members and their families,” said Master Sgt. Daniel Stellabotte, 21st Force Support Squadron and one of three AFAF installation project officers. “Our efforts that start today will help those who are serving and have served.”

The 2011 AFAF campaign on Peterson AFB runs through May 6 and the Peterson goal is to raise $91,615.

Senior Master Sgt. John Bentivegna, 76th Space Control Squadron superintendent and one of three AFAF installa-tion project managers, armed volunteer unit representa-tives with facts, brochures, posters and donation forms during an AFAF campaign kickoff breakfast meeting March 29.

There are two ways to contribute to the AFAF -- payroll deduction plan allotments and cash, Sergeant Bentivenga said. All donations are voluntary and private. Military retires also, for the first time, can use a payroll deduction to contribute to the campaign.

“That was an exciting change this year,” Sergeant Bentivegna said.

Col. Jim Jennings, 21st Space Wing vice commander, said the AFAF campaign is crucial to Peterson AFB Airmen. The last thing Airmen should worry about when tragedy hits is money, he said.

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and Active Duty to our airlift mission,” Colonel Arnold said. “Everyone in the 302nd [AW] knows that our mission is tactical airlift, but not all of our mem-bers and friends on the Active Duty side get the opportunity to see just how the mission is actually performed. So this incentive program gives them both the same opportunity to see the mission firsthand.”

The day’s incentive flight included two, AF Reserve C-130H3 Hercules aircraft, on a regularly scheduled training mission that took the Airmen on a tactical mission over the Rocky Mountains. Toward the end of the flight, the Airmen witnessed a live cargo drop east of Peterson, and returned just after

an hour.While strapping herself into one of

the C-130’s web seats prior to takeoff, Airman 1st Class Teresa Monteon, a medical technician assigned to the 21st Medical Operations Squadron, said she was really shocked to be selected for the incentive flight.

“I’ve always wanted to be on one of these and have the opportunity to see an actual air drop,” the San Jose, Calif., native said. “Seeing the view and the air drop was amazing. I would definitely do this again. For those who can do this, it’s a great experience.”

Both wings are interested in continu-ing future incentive flights to further recognize top performers, and both

organizations are soliciting feedback from the flyers during the coming days. Future flights are just fine as far as Airman 1st Class Shaun Rothe is concerned, who has flown onboard a C-130 once before, but never with a cargo drop.

“I loved watching the ground move and the chutes open up with the load from the other plane zooming by us,” said Airman Rothe, a fuels techni-cian assigned to the 302nd Logistics Readiness Squadron. “I work on the ground around the planes, but rarely get to go into them. I know we drop stuff out of planes, but seeing it all firsthand let’s you better understand how it all comes together. It was awesome.”

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Wing down day The 21st Space Wing is having a wing

down day April 15. Limited services will be available; please call ahead for hours of operation.

MPS closed The 21st Force Support Squadron Military

Personnel Section is closed April 15 for a wing down day. The CAC/ID Card Section will be minimally manned with only one workstation open to process ID cards, op-erating from 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Alternate ID card facilities in the local area will be open April 15 including:

l 302nd Airlift Wing, Building 895; phone 556-3625

l U.S. Air Force Academy, Building 5136; phone 333-8766

l Schriever AFB, Building 210; phone 567-5900

l Fort Carson, Building 1039; phone 524-3704

Normal duty hours for the MPS, including ID cards, resumes April 18. For information contact 1st Lt. Alyssa Tetrault at 556-0006 or Roxie Brennan at 556-0007.

Stop bullying campaign The U.S. Dept. of Health & Human

Services (HHS) Health Resources and Services Administration has a campaign called Stop Bullying Now, which offers ad-vice to kids, parents, school officials and others about steps they can take to address bullying. The theme is “Take a Stand. Lend a Hand. Stop Bullying Now!” Their website has a page with games and cartoon webi-sodes to help kids learn about bullying and how to stop it. Another page was created es-pecially for adults, which includes resources about bullying awareness, prevention and intervention. These resources can be found at the following link:

http://stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov/adults/default.aspx

The School Liaison Officer can be reached at 556-6141 if you have school related issues.

Blood drive Bonfils will host a blood drive from 8 a.m.

to 1:30 p.m. April 12, in the Building 350 atrium. Donations help injured military

members, victims of life-threatening blood cancers, and various other debilitating ail-ments that afflict children and adults alike. To set up an appointment, call 2nd Lt. Jerad Sayler at 556-9520, or e-mail [email protected].

Spring job fair The 2011 Pikes Peak Work Force Center

Spring Job Fair will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 14 at Mr. Biggs Entertainment Center, 5825 Mark Dabling Blvd. Arrive early in the day, dress for interviews and bring several copies of your resume. For details call Sherri Kitchens or Kehinde OshikoyaPamphille at 556-6141.

NCOA meets The next NCO Association chapter meet-

ing is April 15 at The Club Palmer Room. Social starts at 3 p.m. and the meeting be-gins at 3:30 p.m. Membership is open to all enlisted ranks - active duty, retired and veterans. For information, call Chief Master Sgt. Linda Valinho at 554-3155.

Volunteers needed Volunteers are needed to support en-

vironmental cleanup activities for Earth Day April 16 at the Garden of the Gods Park. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. at the Garden of the Gods Visitor’s Center. Work gloves are recommended and dress-ing for weather conditions. Call 219-0108 for information.

Class just for dads A fun and laid back class, The Basics, is

offered for expectant dads and new dads who wish to learn more about a father’s vital role inlcuding attachment, labor and delivery, breast or formula, the diaper bag, coping with crying and managing TDYs and deployments. The class will be from noon to 4:30 p.m. April 22 at the Mental Health Clinic, Building 725. Call 556-8943 to register.

Pre-Deployment Briefing Change

Effective April 4, 2011 the Pre-Deployment/Readiness Briefing will be held the 1st and 3rd Monday at 1 p.m. at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. This briefing is mandatory for anyone deploying, unaccom-panied tour, or TDY 30+ days. Spouses are highly encouraged to attend this briefing. Please call 556-6141 to sign up or for more information.

Free garden plots Outdoor recreation has free 10’ x 10’ gar-

den plots available at Peak View Park at Pete East, and a water source is provided. Garden plots are open to all Department of Defense ID cardholders on a first-come, first-served basis. To reserve yours, call Mary at 556-3009.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

The 21st Space Wing has a number of

events for April Sexual Assault Awareness Month:

l 10 to 11:30 a.m. April 19 base audi-torium - Dr. Dorothy Edwards speaks on sexual assault issues

l 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 5 p.m. April 21 base auditorium - Sex Signals

l 11:30 a.m. April 22 fitness center - SAAM Sexual Assault Awareness Run

Youth, prepare for spring activities

Upcoming events for youth at the R.P. Lee Youth Center require advance registration. Call 556-7220 to sign up:

l March 25 – Spring Break Lock-In, $25, begins 9 p.m. Friday to 7:30 a.m. Saturday

l April 1 to 15 – Operation Night Hoops, 7 to 9 p.m. Fridays only

l April 23 – Pitch, Hit, Run Challenge, 9 a.m. Saturday

Golf course welcome The Silver Spruce Golf Course is having a

“Welcome to the neighborhood” open house from 3-6 p.m. April 30. The event includes an afternoon of live music, barbecue, games, prizes and more. Discounted tickets for the U.S. Women’s Open at The Broadmoor July 7-10 will also be available. For information, call 556-7414.

Baby shower health fair Evans Army Community Hospital is host-

ing a free Baby Shower Health Fair for new and expecting moms from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 3 at the Fort Carson Special Events Center, Building 1829, located across from the Burger King on the corner of Specker Avenue and Prussman Boulevard. The health fair highlights include car seat safety checks, infant health and safety, Women-Infants-Children, lactation/midwife/doula services, Medicaid applications, child and youth services, nutrition, prenatal massage and casting of pregnant bellies and more. For information call 526-7290.

Marquee request 21st Space Wing Public Affairs has three

marquees, one at each gate. Limitations are: 3 lines, 13-16 characters, counting spaces and text. Please give two days notice for scheduling. No need to include “Welcome” in sentence. Request can run for three days, and does not need to be consecutive.

To place a marquee request for Peterson Air Force Base, please email: [email protected], or call: 556-5185.

Chiefs’ Group Bowl-a-thon, May 13

The Colorado Springs Area Chiefs’ Group is hosting its annual Chiefs’ Group Bowl-a-thon fundraiser on May 13 at the Peterson AFB Bowling Center and the USAF Academy Bowling Center. Five-member teams will play 3 games of “9-pin No-tap” with shifts at 1100 and 1400. Prizes include highest and lowest team score, highest and lowest individual score, most pledges, and many door prizes. Cost is $50/team and the fee includes 3 games and bowling shoes for each player. Proceeds support organizations and events including the Airman’s Attic, quar-terly and annual awards, dormitory block party, 12 OAY Recognition Week, promo-tion ceremonies, and many other enlisted functions. If you would like to participate, please contact your Chief to form a team, or contact CMSgt John Gohl at 556-9946 (PAFB) or (C)MSgt Leo Castro at 231-9702 (USAFA).

Armed Forces Community Run The 21st Force Support Squadron is host-

ing an Armed Forces Community Run May 14. A 5K and 10K run begins at 7:30 a.m. and is open to the public; registration is $30 and includes a running shirt, water bottle and more. There will also be ven-dors’ booths and entertainment by the U.S. Air Force Academy band Blue Steel. Pre-register by May 8 at the Runner’s Roost, 121 N. Tejon, the Peterson Fitness Center,

or at www.21fss.com; after May 8 all reg-istration will be available at the event. For information call 556-3210. There will also be an America’s Kids Run which starts at 9:30 a.m. the same day. Registration for the kids run is free but kids must register online at http://americaskidsrun.org. Call 556-7220 for information.

Roller hockey There is a pickup roller hockey game at

the Peterson AFB roller hockey rink, out-side of the fitness center, every Tuesday and Thursday. All are invited to play. The group plays year around, weather permit-ting. Game time is 5-7 p.m. and players need their own equipment. The games are open to beginners and advanced players. For de-tails, call 313-8252 or email [email protected].

Diversity Day The 21st Space Wing Equal Opportunity

Office is hosting a Diversity Day celebration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 20 at The Club. The fair will showcase cultural diversity in the area, enhancing the understanding of differences to achieve a common goal: unity. For information, call 556-7691.

Find a federal job The Airman and Family Readiness Center

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

Operation Purple camps The National Military Family Association’s

Operation Purple camps are a time for fun, friends and reminding military kids that they are the nation’s youngest heroes. The mission of the Operation Purple program is to empower military children and their families to develop and maintain healthy and connected relationships. The program is joint or “purple”— and open to children and families of active duty, National Guard or Reserve servicemembers from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Service and NOAA. The Operation Purple program includes camps for teens, family retreats at the national parks, and camps geared to address the needs of children and families of our na-tions wounded service members. For details on the camps locations and applications, go to: www.militaryfamily.org/our-programs/operation-purple/2011-camps/

Job fair The Fort Carson Army Career and Alumni

Program and the Army Community Service are hosting a career fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 2 at the Elkhorn Conference Center on Fort Carson. The career fair is open to the public. For information, con-tact the Fort Carson ACAP Center at 526-1001/1002.

Marketing yourself for a second career

The Airman and Family Readiness Center is offering a “Marketing Yourself for a Second Career” class from 9 to 11:30 a.m. June 7 at the base auditorium. The free lecture is for officers and senior enlisted who plan to leave the service in the next one to five years; spouses are also invited. Registration is not required. For informa-tion, call Sherri Kitchens at 556-6141.

Fitness specialists available Are your fitness resolutions fading? The

Peterson Sports and Fitness Center has fit-ness specialists trained and certified to de-sign a six to eight-week fitness program to individuals meet their goals. The staff will assess a person’s abilities; demonstrate the equipment and exercises to help individuals attain their goals. And, the specialists will check in regularly to make sure people are making progress. The service is free; call the front desk at 556-4462 for details.

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Name____________________________________ Address _________________________________________

City _____________________________________ Zip_____________________________________________

Grade ____________________ Unit ____________ Signature ________________________________________

My signature certifies that this advertisement is for the purpose of selling my personal property as a convenience to me or my dependents. It is not partof a business enterprise, nor does it benefit anyone involved in a business enterprise. Any real estate advertised is made available without regard to race,color, religious origin or sex of any individual.

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• Military defense law practice in Colorado Springs • Former active duty military JAG attorney, state

and federal trial attorney• Years of military law experience• Aggressive defense• Courts-martial, separations, military discipline• Free consultations

Court-Martial DefenseMilitary Law Specialist

(703) 798-3064 [email protected] • www.militaryadvocate.com

Military Defense Law Offices of Richard V. Stevens, P.C.

We understand military families and their needs

Call Chamberland Law 719-527-3999 or

visit www.chamberlandlaw.com

RETIRED JAG OFFICER Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and

Step-Parent Adoption. Special Military Family Rates

SPRINGSVITALITY SPABODY & FOOT MASSAGE

3612 Galley Rd., Suite A • 358-7216 www.springsvitalityspa.com

Open Daily from 10am to 10pm60 min body massage – $4545 min foot massage – $28

30 min body & 30 min foot massage – $38

10% MILITARY DISCOUNT

Meeting at:Prairie Hills Elementary

SchoolSunday School

9:30am Worship Service

10:45am

8025 Telegraph (719) 487-1111

(At the intersection fo Scarborough and Telegraph, near Research and Powers)

www.lifegatebc.org

Pastor Charles Tedder1980 Academy Suite S.

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

www.chopcos.org

CHRISTIAN HOUSE OF PRAYER

WORSHIP SERVICES Sunday Morning 10:00am

Tuesday Night 7:00pm Covenant Connection International

Help Save a Life Today

Call or drop by

Biomat USA3776 Airport Rd719-380-6991

Millions of people rely on plasma donations to improve the quality

of their lives. As a new donor you can earn $200 in

two weeks!

BUY, SELL, TRADE, YOUR FURNITURE!

2331 E. PLATT E PL. 719-633-7309

Huge Selection of New and Used Living Room - Dining Room

Mattresses - Bedroom Sets Office - Accessories

The “Like New” Used Furniture Store

LAYAWAY &DELIVERYAVAILABLE

Family Owned & OperatedSince - 1978!

Store Hours: M-F 9-5:30 Sat. 9-5 Sun. Closed

DAV-ForceIs currently hiring Track mechanics and supply Personnel for Kuwait

Please submit your resume to [email protected] must have a valid US passportwww.dav-force.com

Services

SERVICES/BANKRUPTCY

BANKRUPTCY. You have the right to be happy. The Cross Law Firm. We

file bankruptcies, 7s and 13s. We are called a Federal Debt Relief Agency and relief from debt is what we do.Colorado Springs 1-800-800-0529

and Pueblo 1-719-542-2007

BEAUTY CARE

Experience Lisa & Sue’s BestMassage! Walk-Ins Welcome!

Military Discount!Off I-25 & Circle 719-576-0998

Penny KellyIndependent Beauty Consultantwww.marykay.com/[email protected]

719-597-9798

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71719-9-59597-7-979779989

Skin care packed with

multiple benefits. Special offers you don’t want to miss. Free samples so you can try before you buy. Free makeovers and expert tips. Shop at your convenience with my personal delivery. No crowds. No parking hassles. No drain on your gas tank. What better way to get all your skin care and makeup! Contact me today

Spac

BUSINESS SERVICESInstallation of video conferencing and professional audio video. Consultation. Randy Block—303-210-1645 [email protected]

CHILDCARELicensed childcare available 0-12 yrs B & A care, meals included, CPR & First-aid certified, flex hrs 475-8828

COUNSELING

Are you or your family membersexperiencing trouble adjustingfollowing deployments? Do you prefer to be seen off post/base? Call Dr. Randi Newman 719-964-1839

DIVORCE

PARALEGAL SERVICESDIVORCE

MILITARY SPECIALISTMILITARY DISCOUNT

719-520-9992

HAULING

FREE HAULING of unwanted app-liances & metal. Fountain, Security & Ft. Carson areas. Please Call 460-1279

LEGAL SERVICES

OWCP/MEDICAL RETIREMENTDEFENSE BASE ACT

John S. Evangelisti, Esq.(303) 832-8226

[email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHY

SouthParkPhotography.com Weddings, Senior pics, special occasions. Prices to

fit “any” budget. Call 719-237-5734

STORAGE

Over sized 2.5 car garage for storage only, $200 month. Call 719-494-0756

ANNOUNCEMENTS

EVENTS

TANNER GUN SHOWPUEBLO STATE FAIRGROUNDSAPRIL 9TH & 10TH Sat. 9-5; Sun. 9-4. ONLY $5 for Active military!

500 TABLES ADMIN. $8; UNDER 12 FREE. 303-756-3467

www.TannerGunShow.com

CHURCH DIRECTORY

SECURITY CHURCHOF CHRIST

4945 Cable Lane 392-3957

Bible Study 9:30 amWorship 10:30 amEvening 5:00 pm

Wednesday 7:00 pm

N

Acad

emy

Blvd

.Ha

ncoc

k Ex

pres

sway

Alturas

DriveBradley Road

Cable Lane

Hwy 85/87

Main

Stree

t

Curtis Hartshorn, Evangelist

GARAGE SALES

INDOOR GARAGE SALE!4/8 from 8-6pm, 4/9 from 8-2pm. Good Shepherd Church, 1201 Leta Dr, 80911.

Lots of Misc! Lunch & Bake Sale.

Employment

DRIVERS

Class “A” Food Delivery Drivers in Denver. Regional - 68K annual avg. + Benefits 2k Sign On Bonus! Must Ap-ply at WWW.MBMCAREERS.COM

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Call 915-740-6439

JEWELRY & COLLECTIBLES

mens 52 gram 14k braceletappraised $2200 sell $1100

steve 719-622-1593

Wedding ring set in 14K gold,Center diamond .12 Carat. 8 others .5,

total .20 Carat $275 719-210-5949

LAWN & GARDEN

Poulan 650 Lawnmower/Scotts spreader $220

CASH SALES ONLY! 915-740-6439

MERCHANDISE

MERCHANDISE WANTED

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

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

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

Public Auction Every Friday & Saturday

In need of moving boxes.570-7123. Call anytime.

MERCHANDISE

MISC FOR SALE

22 inch Chrome Rims and tires$1400

tire size 275/45R/22 5 lug Cash only. Please call or text 254 449 2347 or call

719 465 3634

Exercise Bike- $300. Weight Set- $100.Pilates Machine- $125. Treadmill-$375. 24ft round above ground pool-$725. Steel antique settee- $150. Metal bunk bed full/twin w/full mattress-$265. Metal table with round glass top-$125. Light wood TV console- $125.Real wood black sideboard- $420. Brown sectional w/two storage otto-man- $650. Large beige recliner- $110.Wood with glass top electric fireplace-$420. Children’s Inflatable Bounce House- $100. Call Kirsten at (719)-647-1146 or (719)-289-2604

Misc for Sale: Antique Upright Piano $500obo, 8ft Pool Table w/all acces-sories $500oboRichard719-375-1353

SPORTS EQUIP

2 Golf sets with bags and putter. One tailor made bag, new.1, 3, 5 new tailor made woods. $75/each. Call 598-7969

Wanted Garcia Mitchell Spin Reel, Model 508 Call 303-906-8395Ask for Don

TICKETMART

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

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

PETS

DOGS

AKC Male German Shepherd 2 yr. oldGSD male Schutzhund 1 $500 obo.

Call 719-391-9131

AKC Registered Cocker Sapniels,1 Black Male, 1 Red Male, $400

719-347-2159

AKC Sable Male Sheltie 2 yrs old, Champion show line, $200obo

Call 719-391-9131

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

Girl Boston Terrier Puppy. 9 months old. $300 OBO. Call 719-246-8362

Looking for a Female Mini Dachshund or a Toy Fox Terrier 2 yrs or older,

reasonable Call 719-573-5484

HORSES

Horseboarding, Tamarack Ranch, close to Gate 20. Self, partial or full-care. Arena, large corrals w/shelters, pastures, exercise pens, trails. 719-382-7441

COMMERCIAL

FOR LEASE OFFICE SPACE

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

LAND

LAND FOR SALE

5 Acres $29,900Low Down, Owner Financing,

Near Shriever A.F.BBIG Views, underground elec.FLOOR PLANS AVAILABLE

Sherlock Holmes LLC,Jim 719-475-0517

FOR SALE MOUNTAIN PROP

Awesome Spanish Peaks views!Safe rural haven! Several homes &

2 + ac lots. Affordable! 719-989-8933

RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE

ELLICOTT/YODER

Country living close to Schriever. 3BR, 2BA, like new home w/ carport and shed. $79,900. 683-9620.

FALCON

VA MORTGAGESPurchase your home for $0 Down!

Call Victor 719-385-0777

MANUFACTURED / MOBILE HOMES

Guaranteed Military Approvals!Rent To Own Contracts Offered On

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

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

Please Call 1-888-265-1681.

Manufactured home, 3BR, 2BA, 1200sf, very well kept close to Ft Car-son. $41,000. 719-392-2304

PUEBLO WEST

Ranch home 3bd/3ba/2car & Bldg workshop 1.14 acre 47 mi to Ft. Carson. MLS# 130518 Call 303-906-8395

SOUTHEAST

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

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

www.yourhomesource.com

182 Audubon Drive FSBO, 2b/2ba/ with a loft, 1 car attached garage, built in 2006, all appliances including washer & Dryer, excellent condition, fenced back yard $103,500. Gary 303-601-2939.

SOUTHWEST

Military References Available13 + years as a full time Realtor

Services are free for Buyers

MILITARY REBATE OFFERED

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

Keller Williams Client Choice Realty

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

Tenants Pay A Mortgage!

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House For Sale/ Lease /OptionVisit: www.281BalmoralWay.Com

[email protected]. 761-5756

APARTMENTS

Rentals

CENTRAL

3brm/1bath apt/4plex 850 sq.ft, tenantpays gas & electric, all appliancesincl. no pets, $655-$705, 633-8704

SOUTHEAST

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

SOUTHWESTMOVE IN TODAY.

No appl fee for military clean, quiet, highly recommended. NP. 1br $410.00-

$450.00. 719-578-1930, Military AHRN, www.thewoodsapartments.org

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GERMANSchnitzel Fritz4037 Tutt Blvd., Colorado SpringsTEL. 719-573-2000Mon-Sat 10am-7pmwww.schnitzelfritz.com(1 block South of Sky Sox Stadium)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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HOMES FOR RENT

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

EAST



FOUNTAIN

3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath 1500 sq ft built in 2007, all appliances included, close to parks, schools, and shopping, very clean $1000mo + $1000 depositCall 719-648-2781

GENERAL

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

MARKSHEFFEL

3 BRM 2.5 BA Home For RentNew Home! Perfect location! 3804

Falconry Dr. C/S Call 719-331-6534

POWERS

3011 Mandalay Grv #1 $8952Bd 2Ba Carport 1102 SqFtCondo, No Pets, Avail 4/4RE/MAX Properties 590-4735

ROOMS FOR RENT

Female roommate needed. Mature and working. $600 a month + half utilities. 3BR, 2BA rancher. Nearest cross streets are Marksheffel and Fontaine. Call Larry at 719-209-4010.

SOUTHWEST

Home w/Indoor Basketball court!4bd/3ba 1.3 Ac,1 mile to Ft Carson

MLS# 465597 (719) 439-7062 $399K

VACATION / TIME SHARE

Cabin Blue River / Breckenridge. Beau-tiful 3BR, 2.5BA. 2500sqft, lake view, garage, $175/night. 337-2722.

WIDEFIELD

5BR, 3BA, 2C corner lot, 4 level, 2 fam rms, new furnace, windows, carpet. $1200/mo $1200 dep. 382-7649

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AUTO ACCESSORIES & PARTS

CAR AUDIO & WINDOWTINTING SPECIALS:

WINDOW TINT FROM $129CAR ALARMS FROM $129

FUSION SUBWOOFERPACKAGES $299

CUSTOM INSTALLS & MOREPERFORMANCE AUTOSOUND &

TINT719-636-2676

www.performanceautosoundweb.com

BMW

2009 BMW 328xi Titanium SilverSuper Clean & LOADED! Only 20K, Asking $32,400 Call 719-235-8308

CHEVROLET

79 Camaro 4spd, new interior, drive train, tires & brakes, See off B street

$7500 Call Don 579-9513

71 Chevy Custom 208ft step bed New transmission, tires, wiring $1,500 OBO (865) 244-9984

FORD

05 Mustang GT conv - $15,000Torch Red, manual, V8, 79,000, 2d

owner, new Eagle F1 tires, Shaker 1K sound sys, call 719-200-9624

2003 F-250 Super Cab Diesel, actual miles, 19,600. 5th wheel ready. New

Condition $22,500 Call 719-495-3911

JEEP

2008 Jeep Grand Cher LimitedHEMI

Clean & Loaded! 52k, Asking $23,400 Call 719-235-8308

LAND ROVER

2004 Discovery SE,67K Mi, Fully Loaded, Very Clean,

Never Off Road, $13000 obo.Call 719-510-7517

NISSAN/DATSUN2004 Nissan Titan LE 5.6 19k OBO

Fully loaded, low miles, very clean! Custom wheels, audio, video, exhaust. Must see! Shawn 231-9570 lv msg.

PONTIAC

PONTIAC G8 GTSport Package Magnetic Gray Low

Mileage $28,000 719-290-0266

MOTORCYCLES

**2007 HD Softail Deluxe Gorgeous9782 miles, tons of upgrades, $13,800 call (719)209-1424

2006 Honda VTX1300R6 $6500Silver & chrome, lot’s of extra’s! Less than 5,000 miles! Great bike, just needs a rider! Co Sprgs 717-405-8548

2003 Honda Shadow Spirit VT1100. Loaded, 4000 miles. $4250-like new at half the price. [email protected] or 719-641-7230 Broadmoor area.

91 KTM300cc exc 2 stroke dirt bike. 03 Suzuki DR2 I25L 4 stroke dirt bike. 719-543-8236.

Black 2009 HD Nightster. 2700 miles. Excellent condition. $9000. Call 719-406-8286.

WATERCRAFT

1987 Bayliner 14FT Force 40 Eng TrlA beauty that starts easy and just right for towing $3300. Call 719-576-3574

RVS

Alpenlite 29RK 5th Wheel Cream puff. All bells & whistles, list price $45,611,

Sell$13,000 1 owner, clear title Call 719-495-3911

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