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By Lea Johnson21st Space Wing staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — It’s a scenario firefighters train for, but hope they never have to face.

On June 23, a fire broke out in Waldo Canyon, a popu-lar hiking area in Colorado Springs, Colo. With a multi-tude of firefighters from the local community sent to battle the flame, the Knights from the 21st Space Wing quickly stepped up to the plate to support the effort.

Cheyenne Mountain Fire and Emergency Services from Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station were called that day to assist with the ini-tial fire in Waldo Canyon.

According to Chris Soliz, Cheyenne Mountain Fire Department assistant chief of training, the CMFES has a mutual aid agreement with the Colorado Springs Fire Department and often coordinates with them in training and response. With this agreement already in place, there was an imme-diate request for mutual-aid support.

The fire fighting teams at Cheyenne Mountain AFS

By 21st Civil Engineer SquadronPETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Traffic at all three gates on Peterson

Air Force Base has become more congested as a result of the construction project at the north gate. It is always difficult to execute projects of this type, so we ap-preciate everyone’s patience while we work to improve access and security for Peterson AFB.

The 21st Civil Engineer Squadron and 21st Security Forces Squadron are mitigat-ing traffic impacts to the best of their ability and continue to evaluate additional measures that could ease congestion during the morning rush hours.

We have received a variety of suggestions from the Team Pete community. We evaluated each of them carefully, but have not been able to implement them for a variety of reasons.

Many have suggested making the north gate inbound access only during the morning. While this would allow two lanes of inbound traffic, it would hinder security forces and the fire department from responding to incidents at the gate or off-base within mandated timelines. The north gate is estimated to increase to two inbound lanes in early August as construction progresses.

Regarding the west gate, we contacted the Colorado Springs Traffic Engineering

Wing provides Waldo Canyon Fire assistance

(U.S. Air Force photo / Staff Sgt. Christopher Boitz)

Dennis Lieneke and Matt Backeberg pull fire lines off a truck in preparation for spot fires at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colo., June 28. Both are firefighters assigned to the 721st Mission Support Group at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station. The Waldo Canyon fire has destroyed more than 17,000 acres and 340 homes in the Colorado Springs area, making it the most destructive fire in Colorado history.

21st CES addresses concerns, recommendations about north gate construction

(U.S. Air Force photo/Lea Johnson)

A construction crew works on the new islands for identification card checkers at the north gate. The nearly $479,000 project is to increase the safety and comfort of the gate guards and enhance anti-terrorism measures. The north gate is estimated to increase to two inbound lanes in early August as construction progresses.

See Fire page 12

See Construction page 13

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Wing gets new top copPETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Lt. Col. Sean Tierman accepts the 21st Security Forces Squadron flag from Col. Kimerlee Conner, 21st Mission Support Group commander, and assumes command of the 21st SFS June 25, 2012. Tierman comes to Peterson AFB from Air Force Central Command at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C. The 21st SFS maintains the second-largest working dog kennel in the United States and deploys combat-ready Airmen worldwide.

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Fellow Knights, as I write this commen-tary the Waldo Canyon Fire rages on and has been for six days. I know I speak for all of us when I say that my heart goes out to all who have lost so much as a result of this tragedy and relay a resounding ‘thanks’ to those working to extinguish the blaze and assist those in need.

The most obvious thing for me to write about is the incredible teamwork, resolute Wingmanship and community partnership I’ve observed from all of you as we’ve charged the fire and contingency response head-on. But, I have a sneaking suspicion that our Lead Knight, Col. Chris Crawford, will have some words to say on that and think it best to not steal his thunder. Especially since we medics performed a rock-ectomy recently from his anterior landscape (i.e. stole his spirit rock)! As such, I’ll shift gears and quickly share with you three of my favorite attributes of leaders, followers and everyone in between.

This week, I lost a great friend around here to retirement. I think you all knew

her and will always remember her — Col. Kim Conner, our previous mission support group commander. Without doubt, she had an amazing impact on the installation, in the community, but most importantly on our people. Thinking about the fun, chal-lenges and successes we shared over this past year, it was apparent to me that she subscribed to three fundamental leadership attributes that I have always appreciated in those around me...humility, credibility and approachability. Maybe that’s why I liked her so much. These attributes are certainly not new to any of us yet are fundamental to all of us, regardless of rank or position,

and are a cornerstone upon which we should develop our leadership ethos. Best wishes and Godspeed to you Kim.

I’m also a big fan of Gen. Colin Powell for his insightful yet pragmatic approach. We all seem to have our favorite quotes, here’s one of mine from him: “Leadership is solv-ing problems. The day Soldiers stop bring-ing you their problems is the day you have stopped leading them. They have either lost confidence that you can help or concluded you do not care. Either case is a failure of leadership.” You don’t have to chew on this for long to catch his indirect ref lection on credibility and approachability...humility is unstated but understood.

Please be Humble. No matter how good you are at what you do, stay grounded — don’t let it go to your head. There is no room for boasters, blowhards or bigmouths in the Profession of Arms.

Please be Credible. Strive to be an ex-pert in your duties and everything you en-deavor. Become the subject-matter expert that people seek out. Don’t just know your

Humble, credible, approachableCol. Michael

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Top Three gathers food for fire-relief effortPETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Senior Master Sgt. Lucinda Yslas, Top Three member, collects donations from shoppers at the base Commissary June 28, 2012. The event was sponsored by the Top Three at Peterson AFB, an organization consisting of Airmen from the top three enlisted ranks. More than 2,500 pounds of food were collected by enlisted volunteers for Care and Share to be distributed to firefighters and evacuees of the Waldo Canyon Fire.

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By Maj. Chad Johnson21st Medical Group Mental Health Flight

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — It is in every form of news reporting daily. In fact, the day this article was written the leading headlines in many national publications and on various websites reported:

Washington Post: “Bob Welch, the former guitar-ist of Fleetwood Mac, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.”

CNN: “Grieving father Denis Asselin completed his journey from Philadelphia to Boston, a walk that lasted for 45 days and 525 miles, in memory of his son Nathaniel, who took his own life the previous year.”

Stars & Stripes and Time Magazine: “There have been 154 confirmed Active Duty military suicides in the first 155 days of 2012, a number that far outdistances the number of combat casualties in Afghanistan during the same time period.”

While there is no clear reason why people choose to take their own lives, there are various identifiable, evidenced-based risk factors that are modifiable. Since the Department of Defense began collecting detailed data on attempted and completed suicides in 1996, the risk factors noted in a large percentage of the reports are incredibly similar. Mental health treatment history, problems with the abuse of alcohol or other substances, family or relationship disruptions, financial or legal problems (approximately one-third of Air Force sui-cides are Airmen under investigation), and medical problems are indicated in nearly all attempted and completed suicides. These risk factors are also indicated in a high percentage of civilian suicides.

How are these common risk factors modifiable, especially considering the fact as human beings we sometimes make poor choices? The answer: we need to make better choices.

Example: A young Airman has an argument with his spouse about their finances and decides to go out with friends and drink heavily. He makes a poor deci-sion to get behind the wheel and ends up with a DUI. Remember the modifiable risk factors? Because of a few poor choices, he is now at elevated risk for suicide.

Various base and community agencies exist to help us with decision making. All of these agencies (chapel, Airmen and Family Readiness Center, family advo-cacy, sexual assault response coordinator, legal of-fice, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention & Treatment program, health and wellness center, mental health) have a variety of programs geared toward increasing resiliency, improving the quality of life, and provid-ing information for Airmen and family members as-signed to Peterson Air Force Base. Helping individuals make better, more informed choices is also an inherent responsibility of your supervisor, first sergeant and commander.

Let’s revisit the example with the young Airman who argued with his wife, was arrested for DUI, and was now at an increased risk for suicide. Perhaps if the Airman or his spouse discussed the problem with the supervisor or first sergeant instead of making an impulsive decision, the outcome may have been much different.

The leader would have likely explained the couple had several options at their disposal. The A&RFC could provide financial counseling and budgeting assistance, the family advocacy program or the chapel could pro-vide preventative marital counseling so the couple could learn new methods for resolving their differences. The ADAPT program could meet with the Airman to educate him on ways to decompress or handle conflict without resorting to the use of alcohol.

While the words “suicide prevention” would not likely have come up in any of these interventions, the modifiable suicide risk factors were directly addressed and the chances of a successful outcome increased significantly.

It may not make national headlines, but the differ-ence in the lives and future of that Airman and his family may be substantial and keep them out of the news.

If you are feeling suicidal, speaking to your supervisor is always an option. Other options include the chaplain at 556-4442; mental health at 556-7804; Military One Source at 800-342-9647; or the military family life con-sultant at (719) 640-9961.

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This is a great opportunity for the patients enrolled at the Peterson and Schriever Clinics to “beat the rush” and complete needed physical exams.

The school/sports physical event will be for children 5-18 years old. In order to accommodate a large number of pa-tients, this visit is for school/sport physicals only. When calling to make an appointment, please specify that is a school/sports physical appointment.

No other medical concerns will be addressed. Children with asthma, cardiac issues, head injuries in the last two years, or other chronic medical conditions must make a regular appointment with their primary care provider.

Patients should arrive 30 minutes prior to their appoint-ment to complete a pre-screening questionnaire and check-in prior to being assessed by the medical provider. Bring any paperwork required by your school district and have it completed prior to the appointment. To schedule an ap-pointment, call (719) 526-2273.

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— As the weather gets warmer, picnics and outdoor party season swing into gear. Many of the feasts our Knights will attend or host feature alcoholic beverages.

The simplest advice is to not operate any vehicle if you have had any amount of alco-hol. A cab ride is much cheaper than a life or career lost for one night of fun. This may seem like common sense, but some Airmen fail to appreciate the various impacts alcohol can have on an individual.

There are many physiological and cognitive impacts of alcohol, as measured by blood al-cohol content, and they can be mitigated.

The bottom line is, if you choose to im-bibe, do not operate a vehicle. A good rule of thumb is to wait approximately 12 hours between bottle and throttle.

The level of impairment for a drinker is completely dependent on blood alcohol content.

BAC is expressed as a percentage and indicates how many milligrams of alcohol per 100 milligrams of blood. Alcohol affects your central nervous system by reducing its activity and as your BAC increases, your fine motor coordination decreases.

A BAC below 0.06 percent may be con-sidered the “buzz zone.” The drinker may experience higher self-confidence, increased energy and a feeling of euphoria. The drinker may also have minor memory and reasoning impairment with lower risk management capabilities. In vehicle operations, the driver may become more confident in their abilities and drive more aggressively.

A BAC over 0.06 percent is identified as the “point of diminishing returns” where physi-ological and cognitive effects become more

pronounced and observable. The drinker may transition from euphoria to sluggish-ness, fatigue, loss of coordination and slurred speech.

In the BAC range of 0.07 to 0.09, balance, vision, speech, reaction time and hearing are all slightly impaired. These are all observable phenomena.

At BAC of 0.10 to 0.125, you will signifi-cantly lose judgment, and motor reflexes are slowed an even greater amount. A driver behind the wheel when reaching the point of diminishing returns may have trouble steer-ing and may step on the brakes too late or miss them entirely. Because of the depressed blood pressure, respiration and heart rates, drinkers’ eyes are slower to adjust to head-light glare and subsequent darkness. The slower pupil adjustment leads to temporary blindness for the drunk driver, which could cause him to crash.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a driver with a BAC of 0.10 percent or greater is seven times more likely to be involved in a fatal motor vehicle crash than a driver who has not consumed alcoholic beverages. A driver with an alcohol concentration of 0.15 percent or greater is about 25 times more likely to crash.

Coupled with the obvious physiological effects on motor skills and eye reflex, the point of diminishing returns impairs judg-ment severely enough to make poor decisions — often fatal ones.

Loss of control occurs in the BAC 0.13-0.2 range. Your euphoria earlier may be replaced by dysphoria, an intense anxiety or restless-ness. The University of Rochester noted at BAC 0.11 to 0.2 percent, intense emotional swings, ranging from boisterous to angry to sad, can occur.

If you plan on going out for the night, have

a sound plan to get home — this means you should have at least three ways to get home (designated driver, taxi, phone a friend).

As a rule of thumb, you should never drink more than one alcoholic drink per hour and no more than three drinks total per night. That is one 12-ounce beer, one 4-ounce glass of wine or one mixed drink. Pick only one, not one of each.

If you choose to drink, the following guidelines can help you be responsible while drinking:

• Sip alcoholic beverages slowly.• Don’t drink on an empty stomach. Eat

at least 15 minutes before you drink, and continue to consume food while you drink.

• Carbonated water and mixers speed up

alcohol’s effects. Therefore, add ice or noncarbonated water to dilute an alco-holic drink.

• Designated drivers should NEVER touch alcohol.

• Remember that the only way to sober up after drinking is to allow time for your body to absorb it and the alcohol to dis-sipate. Strong black coffee, cold showers or exercise do nothing to reduce intoxica-tion. Sleep it off, call a cab or ask a friend to give you a ride.

• Have a plan and stick with the plan — many military members had a great plan to safely enjoy alcohol, then in their drunken stupor, they abandon it.

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KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. (AFNS) — While Fourth of July celebrations and special outings to enjoy the holiday are tra-ditional early-summer pastimes, experts at the Air Force Safety Center here caution all Airmen to practice basic safety precautions.

“Everyone is anxious to enjoy summertime activities, and participating in Fourth of July fun is a great tradition,” said Bill Walkowiak, the Air Force ground safety deputy chief. “It’s important to recognize Independence Day and reflect on its history. While looking forward to traditional celebrations with friends, family and community, we all need to keep safety at the forefront of celebration plans.”

Planning is key to enjoying a safe holiday, Walkowiak said, and offered the following tips to remind Airmen of the importance of reducing the potential for mishaps:

• Keep barbecue grills at a safe distance from your house and never leave them unattended.

• Know state boating requirements, inspect your watercraft and double-check availability of life jackets before setting out on the water.

• Don’t swim alone or dive into water of un-known depth.

• Know your community’s restrictions regard-ing use of fireworks. If fireworks are permitted, encourage spectators to view from a distance, and keep a bucket of water or water hose near.

• Use plenty of sunscreen and keep hydrated while participating in all outdoor activities.

• Use seatbelts while driving and a helmet and appropriate protective gear while riding a motorcycle.

“Sometimes people get hurt because of the little things that they forget,” Walkowiak said. “We want everyone to have a great holiday and enjoy the free time. But we need everyone to come back safe and to remember: ‘Safety — it’s personal.’”

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Victim advocates wanted The Peterson Sexual Assault Prevention and

Response Office is recruiting for new volunteer victim advocates. The next 40 hour VA train-ing is from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. July 9, 12, and 17-19. Applicants are required to complete application paperwork and have an inter-view with the SARC. If you are interested in being a Wingman in this special ca-pacity, call Jeanine Arnold, Peterson AFB SARC at 556-6972 or Karen Izdepski at 554-7272 to learn more about the applica-tion process.

Vacation bible school The Peterson Chapel is hosting Vacation

Bible School from 9 a.m.-noon July 9-13 at the chapel. All children ages pre-K through fourth grade are welcome to attend. VBS will include bible stories, crafts, games and music.

Registration forms are available at the cha-pel weekdays from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Space is limited so sign-up soon. For infor-mation call Amy Love at 556-4443.

Volunteers are also needed to help with Vacation Bible School. Volunteer forms are available for pick-up at the chapel weekdays from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Free chapel picnic The Peterson Chapel is hosting a free picnic

for Team Pete from 5-7 p.m. July 12 on the chapel lawn. Bring your blanket and enjoy free hotdogs and hamburgers with family and friends. In case of inclement weather the event will be rescheduled.

Four lenses workshop The Airman and Family Readiness Center

offers a True Colors/Four Lenses workshop from 2-4 p.m. July 19. The class teaches you more about yourself, your co-workers, your family and your friends. Learn how to better understand and communicate with others. This popular class fills up fast; for information or to sign up, call 556-6141.

F.A.S.E.S. The Family Advocacy Program offers a

Family Advocacy Safety Education Seminar from noon-4 p.m. July 24 at the mental health conference room. For information or to reserve a seat, call 556-8943.

Retiree day The 21st Space Wing is hosting the Pikes

Peak area retiree appreciation fair from 8 a.m.-

2 p.m. July 28 at The Club. Activities include information booths, TRICARE changes, ben-efits and mission briefs, local happenings and more. There will also be a military working dog demonstration, music by the U.S. Air Force Academy Band Blue Steel and a free lunch. For information, call Senior Master Sgt. Lucinda Yslas at 556-7799.

Marriage care retreat Marriage Care is a marriage revitalization

retreat program designed for couples of any faith and an official Air Force Chaplain Corps program.

Marriage Care helps couples strengthen their marriages by focusing on the traditional mar-riage vows. The Peterson Marriage Care retreat is scheduled Aug. 3-5 for the first 25 couples to register. For additional information or to register, call Tech. Sgt. Tabitha Harris at 556-4442, option 8.

Relationship enhancement seminar The Family Advocacy Program offers a

Strong Bonds Relationship Enhancement Seminar from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Aug. 3. For in-formation or to reserve a seat, call 556-8943.

Movie night The 21st Force Support Squadron of-

fers movie night each week at the base auditorium. All films

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of Peterson AFB and their guests (IDs are required for all films except those rated G

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556-8383.7:30 p.m. July 6: We Bought A Zoo,

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1 p.m. July 7: Mirror, Mirror, Rated PG for some fantasy action and mild rude rumor. 95 minutes.

7 p.m. July 7: John Carter, Rated PG-13, Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action. 137 minutes.

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BEST OF THE SOUTHWEST – ROCK AND RIVER

It’s the coolest! Enjoy the wilderness while you can. While it’s still here. Outdoor Recreation will be traveling to Labyrinth Canyon on the Green River July 23-29 for what we call the Best of the Southwest: Rock and River. It will be a chance for you to see the many historical and archeological sites – the pictographs and petroglyphs left by ancient peoples – as we raft down the river, go rock climbing not far from Moab and learn from our professional, certified climbing guides, and hike the magnificent Arches National Park. We’ll also do a tour of Moab and stop at the popular Moab Brewery for local pub fare. (The April edition of Sunset Magazine had a nice feature on Moab and all the wonderful things to do there, including a section about the Moab Brewery.) The river and campsites are beautiful, and the food will be bountiful – a luxurious trip with exciting elements that few get to experience. Just $450/person for an unforgettable week. Sign up by July 15. Call Outdoor Recreation at 556-4867.

Note: To get you ready for any rock climb-ing you’ll want to do on this trip, Outdoor Recreation will offer a Rock Out! Beginner Outdoor Rock Climbing Class, July 21. Sign up for the classes at least 48 hours in advance. Call 556-4867.

WHITEWATER RAFTING Escape summer’s heat with whitewater

rafting, Colorado’s premier summer sport. Go on a half-day raft trip down Bighorn Sheep Canyon and its exciting Class III-IV rapids ($50) – or on a full-day raft trip down both Bighorn Sheep Canyon and the scenic, 1,200-foot-deep Royal Gorge with its awe-some Class V rapids ($80). This is one of the coolest things to do in Colorado in the sum-mer. Trips run every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Aug. 12. All trips include round trip transportation, equipment, guides and lunch – plus plenty of thrills and adrena-line. Sign up at least 48 hours in advance. Call Outdoor Recreation at 556-4867.

AIR FORCE APPRECIATION NIGHT WITH THE SKY SOX

Watch the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, the Triple-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies, as they play the Salt Lake Bees, Triple-A af-filiate of the Los Angeles Angels, in a thrill-ing game July 18, at Security Service Field, located off Powers Boulevard. The gates open at 5 p.m., game time is 7:05 p.m. Enjoy the playful antics of mascot Sox the Fox and the festivities of Military Appreciation Night. In case of inclement weather, the game will be rescheduled.

About two weeks before the game, free general admission vouchers will be available at ITT, Building 640, 556-1760. All DOD ID cardholders can get up to 10 free vouchers for the game. Vouchers must be redeemed for actual game tickets at the Sky Sox ticket window, and we suggest doing so before game day. To check ticket availability, call 591-

SOXX. Note: The final two military apprecia-tion games with the Sky Sox are scheduled for Aug. 15 and Aug. 29. Play ball!

ON THE RUNThe fitness center holds an informal run-

ning club that goes for a 5-kilometer run at 11:30 a.m. every Tuesday. They start behind the bowling center. Call 556-4462. The Stars and Stripes Running Club, hosted by the Company Grade Officer Council, usually holds fun runs the first and third Wednesday of the month. They meet at 4:30 p.m. in front of The Club, Building 1013. Because of the July 4 holiday, they will run July 11 and 25, and gather afterwards for a little socializing in Stripes Pub. Call 556-0660 or 556-0006.

SESAME STREET / USO EXPERIENCE FOR MILITARY FAMILIES – July 8 & 9

Sesame Street and the USO are bringing the furry, fuzzy and friendly Muppets for three shows: 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. July 8, and 5 p.m. July 9, in the Base Auditorium. Meet Elmo, Grover, Cookie Monster, Rosita and Katie, a new military character designed exclusively for military families.

Katie is a military child, who, with the help of her Sesame pals, learns to deal with her fears and excitement about relocating after her parent’s deployment. Emphasizing the importance of adjusting to change and the power of friendship, this 30-minute character performance lets military youngsters know they are not alone. Note: At publication time, no tickets are left for this event. If you have questions, call the RP Lee Youth Center at 556-7220.

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All costs are per person. Sign up at least 48 hours in advance for all day trips. Call Outdoor Rec at 556-4867.

Best of the Southwest Rock and River Adventures, July 23-29. Sign up by July 15.

Elitch Gardens Amusement Park, July 20. Sign up no later than two weeks in advance.

Horseback Riding, July 14, 22. Sign up no later than one week in advance.

Guided Mountain Biking, July 14. Sign up no later than 48 hours in advance.

Discover Fly Casting, July 12, 26. Sign up no later than two weeks in advance.

Discover Fly Fishing, July 15, 19. Sign up no later than two weeks in advance.

Discover Streamside Fly Fishing, July 14. Sign up no later than two weeks in advance.

Whitewater Rafting, every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Half-day ($50) and full-day ($80) trips available. Sign up at least 48 hours in advance.

Rock Out! Beginner outdoor Rock Climbing Class, July 21, Aug. 10. Sign up at least 48 hours in advance.

Horseback Riding, July 14, 22. Sign up at least one week in advance.

Build Your Own Trip. We can take you anywhere under the sun. Let us work with you to help make your outdoor dream adven-ture come true. Call 556-4867 or 556-7753, or email [email protected].

RV Storage Lot. Store your RV at Outdoor Rec’s storage lot.

AERO CLUB – 556-4310July 14 – July Make-up Safety Meeting, 10

a.m., Hangar 133July 31 – Safety Meeting, 5:45 p.m., at The

Club, Building 1013.July 12, 26 - $5 off/hour on any T41CJuly 3, 20 - $10 off/hour on the R182July 5, 30 - $10 off/hour on any T41BEvery Sunday in July (wet rates) - $5 off/

hour on any single engine aircraft; $10 off/hour on any twin engine aircraft.

AQUATICS CENTER – 556-4608

Learn to Swim – Take lessons at the Aquatic Center. From 9-11 a.m. July 9-19 and July 23-Aug. 2, Aquatic Center members $30, non-members $50.

Climbing the walls? Make a big splash when you try our climbing wall at the Aquatic Center.

Rent-A-Pool - Rent the pool for your pri-vate event – an intimate gathering or a group

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of 50 maximum. For details, call 556-4607.

BOWLING CENTER – 556-4607

Summer Blast – June 1-Aug. 31. Pick up a punch card and get it punch for each paid game you bowl. Turn in your completed punch card and be eligible to win great prizes for tickets to Elitch Gardens, Denver Broncos football games, Water World and more. No purchase is necessary to participate.

Dollar Days - $1 games & $1 shoes Monday-Friday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. in July and August.

Lunch special every Monday-Friday at the Strike Zone Café. Visit www.21fss.com or call 556-4607.

On your birthday – Bowl one game free!Party Time - Have your squadron party

or your child’s birthday party here. New packages are available. Call 556-4606 for details.

THE CLUB & STRIPES PUB – 556-4181

Stripes Pub Expansion – Yes, we’ve ex-panded Stripes Pub and have added more TVs, including a new 70-inch TV great for watching UFC events. We also have Major League Baseball and National Football League packages so you can see ALL the games at Stripes Pub.

A Club membership campaign ends July 13. New members will be able to get three months of free dues and they will get instant-

win scratch tickets good for $5-$100 value FSS gift cards. Call for details.

UFC 148 – Live on PPV – July 7. Doors open 5 p.m. in Stripes Pub.

UFC 149 – Live on PPV – July 21. Doors open 5 p.m. in Stripes Pub.

Special Lunch Buffets, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. July 12 – Chicken Wing Lunch Buffet; July 18 – Santa Maria BBQ, $10.95; July 26 – Mongolian BBQ.

Special Evening Dinners – July 13 – Prime Rib.

20-Cent Wing Night – July 19, 4:30-6:30 p.m. in Stripes Pub.

Peterson Perk – We proudly brew Starbucks – coffee, espresso, mocha, latte, frappuccino! Now open inside the lobby of The Club. Open 6 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Bingo Bonanzas! – Now two great chances to win hot jackpots - 6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. And a $3 Bingo Buffet for players. How lucky can you get!

FITNESS CENTER – 556-4462

Tennis Singles Tournament – 11 a.m.-1 p.m. July 17-19 at tennis courts 1 and 2.

Firecracker 5/10k Fun Run, 11:30 a.m. July 6. Meet behind the bowling center.

Peterson Running Club – Meet 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays behind the bowling center.

Inline Hockey – 5 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at the inline rink behind the fit-ness center.

Softball games at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at Freedom Fields.

ITT / ARTS & CRAFTS – Building 640, 556-1760

Tickets on sale now at Information, Tickets and Travel, Building 640.

Broncos Football Tickets – Tickets go on sale at 8 a.m. Aug. 4.

Sky Sox Vouchers – Get up to 10 free vouch-ers to the Sky Sox Baseball games July 18, Aug. 15, Aug. 29. You must exchange these vouchers for actual game tickets at the Sky Sox ticket window before game day. Call 591-SOXX.

Elitch Gardens Amusement Park – Tickets $27 each; buy three, get one free.

Denver Aquarium – Adult $14, Child $7.50.

Water World - $31 one-day ticket.Royal Gorge Bridge Park – Adult $21, Child

$15.Royal Gorge Railroad – Adult, coach class,

$32; Child $22. Adult, Vista Dome class, $54; Child $44.

Rocky Mountain Music Festival, Aug. 12, Clement Park Amphitheater in Littleton. Featuring the Charlie Daniels Band and Eric Burdon and the Animals, with 10 local bands. Adults $28, Youth ages 12-17, $17.

Batman Live: The Crime-Fighting Arena Spectacular, Oct. 23 and 24 at the Colorado Springs World Arena. Ticket prices range from $32.50 to $79.50.

Framing Classes available. Framing Class is offered Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. or 1–4 p.m., cost $25 plus materials. Call 556-1731 for information.

Fingerprinting service is available for non-official business.

LEISURE TRAVEL – 556-2116 or 556-6447

The only leisure travel office in southern Colorado dedicated to travel discounts for the military. Our professional, highly quali-fied travel representatives give you top qual-ity, personalized service. We take care of the details, so you don’t have to – and we’re here for you when you need us. Carnival Cruise Lines – Military discounts available on most sailings.

RP LEE YOUTH CENTER – 556-7220

Summer Youth Sports Camps – Challenger Soccer, July 23-26; Cheerleading, July 9-12. Call for details. *Flag Football, Smart Start Football & Cheerleading registration is July 2-Aug. 3. Season runs August-October.

Sesame Street/USO Military Tour – Performances at 3 and 6 p.m. July 8, and 5 p.m.

July 9, in the Base Auditorium. Admission is free but tickets are required. Get them at the RP Lee Youth Center.

Missoula Children’s Theatre: CINDERELLA, July 16-21. Auditions are 9 a.m. July 16, at the RP Lee Youth Center gymnasium. Performance is 3 p.m. July 21, in the Base Auditorium. Admission is free.

Open Recreation Summer Day Trips – From the Denver Aquarium and Dave & Busters to the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Sanctuary, day trips are organized through Aug. 16. For details, visit www.21fss.com or call 556-7220.

Babysitting Class – July 7, Aug. 4. Basic Class, $30, 8 a.m.–1 p.m.; Advanced Class (includes CPR), $45, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Parents Night Out/Give Parents A Break – 1-5 p.m. July 12.

Home Alone Class – Free for ages 10 and older, 4:30-5:30 p.m. July 12.

SILVER SPRUCE GOLF COURSE – 556-7414

Junior Golf Camps – July 30-Aug. 3. Camp runs from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and is open to youth ages 8 to 17. Cost is $250 and includes instruc-tion, video analysis, camp T-shirt and hat, prizes/awards, and lunch daily from the 19th Hole Grill. Call for details and to sign up.

Junior Golf Clincs – Offering five 90-minute classes from 1-2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday for ages 9 to 18 years July 14, 15, 21, 22, 28.

Peewee Golf Clinics – Offering four 60-min-ute classes from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday for ages 4 to 8 years July 14, 15, 21, 22. For details and to sign up, call 556-7414.

Rocky Mountain Military Invitational – A three-day team and individual tournament Aug. 16-18 at the three area military golf courses at Fort Carson, Peterson AFB and the USAF Academy. Information and registration form on www.petersonafbgolf.com.

Tournaments for 2012. See the complete list of tournaments at www.petersonafbgolf.com.

Book your private party at the 19th Hole Grill. We will customize any menu to ensure your event is memorable. We have a wonder-ful location with a great view. For details, call 556-4558 or 556-7233.

Free regripping. Purchase your grips from our retail shop and we’ll install them for free!

LIBRARY – 556-7462Reading is Sooooo Delicious – The summer

reading program concludes July 14 with an outdoor party from 10 a.m.-noon. Every day the library serves up nourishment for your brain. What tasty delights will you put on your plate this summer?

Story Time –Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m.Ask about Universal Class with online

classes available on almost any imaginable topic.

AIRMAN and FAMILY READINESS CENTER – 556-6141

Military and Family Life Consultant – (719) 640-9961.

Exceptional Family Member Program and School Liaison Officer – 556-6141.

Classes/Programs – Include: Financial Planning – July 26; Basic Resume – July 18; TAP – July 9-12; Job Search Techniques – Aug. 23; plus lots more. Visit www.21fss.com and click on Airman & Family to see the calendar of classes and programs.

EDUCATION CENTER – 556-4996 or 556-4065

College classes with Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado Christian University, Webster University. Call for information.

Outdoor recreations offers a guided mountain biking trip July 14. Sign up no later than 48 hours in advance by calling 556-4867.

The Silver Spruce Golf Course offers junior golf camps as well as tournaments during July. For information, call 556-7414.


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As a result, CMFES has the most Red Card certified firefighters of any Air Force fire department in the Front Range. Red Card is a certification required to fight wild land fires.

In addition to providing assistance with the Waldo Canyon fire on June 23, the CMFES was backfilling CSFD Station 16 in the Broadmoor Bluffs neighborhood. “CMFES fire-fighters responded to a separate wildfire near Gold Camp Road,” Soliz said.

That fire was quickly put out, but the fire in Waldo Canyon continued to grow. The next day, CMFES provided a crew of

seven firefighters to work with two firefighters from the U.S. Air Force Academy and the Colorado Springs Fire Mitigation Team. Together they battled the flames for 12 hours.

As the fire continued to grow, support from other agencies, including Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems-equipped C-130s from the 153rd and 302nd Airlift Wings, started to pour in and the CMFES began focusing their help on backfilling the CSFD stations. “Our firefighters are happy to help in any way and have gained invaluable experience from tragic circumstances,” Soliz said. “Other responses while staffing Station 7 have been vehicle accidents, emergency medical conditions, a fire from an electric transformer, and several others.”

The CMFES is averaging 10 to 12 responses a day while supporting the CSFD.

According to Cindy Litteral, 21st Civil Engineer Squadron fire department deputy chief, the primary function of the Peterson fire department has also been backfilling fire sta-tions within the community and at the Academy. “We’ve been at the Academy helping backfill so they can take care of business,” she said. The Peterson Fire Department also supplied a fire truck to the CMFES for aid.

Additionally, the 21st SW provided shelter for 101 Civil Air Patrol cadets overnight after they were evacuated from the Academy on June 26.

The 21st Medical Group jumped in to help the Academy’s 10th MDG by dispensing 1,000 prescriptions to patients normally assigned to the Academy’s clinic.

A refueling truck from the 21st SW was sent to the Academy to fill equipment. The 21st CES provided a bulldozer to CE professionals on the Academy to allow further fire mitiga-tion on the installation, as well as a pumper truck to aid in fire suppression.

Base officials also assembled more than 240 families who volunteered to house approximately 995 military evacuees, if needed.

“The 21st Space Wing is stepping up to help all agencies in the herculean effort of combating the Waldo Canyon wild-fire,” said Col. Chris Crawford, 21st SW commander. “We have exhaustive plans in place to support local, state and na-tional organizations where necessary and when needed.”

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Department about the left-turn lanes from Powers Boulevard onto Airport Road. They have adjusted the signal timing at the intersection, increasing the time for southbound traffic to turn left onto Airport Road and for eastbound Airport Road traffic to cross Powers Boulevard. We will continue to work with the city to refine the timing during the course of the project.

One suggestion we cannot implement at the west gate is changing Airport Road east of Powers Boulevard to two lanes of inbound traffic. Airport Road is a city street that provides access to El Paso County offices as well as commercial busi-nesses. Airport Road provides the only access to southbound Powers Boulevard from these locations. Also, traffic engi-neering studies have found that drivers are less confused if traffic patterns remain constant; they are less likely to be hesitant or make mistakes that cause accidents.

Traffic at the east gate may back up onto Marksheffel Road each morning as well, leading to a suggestion to open all four lanes at the east gate to inbound traffic. Although opening the two additional partial lengths of the outbound lanes

at the east gate would allow vehicles to queue away from Marksheffel Road, the four inbound lanes then converge onto East Stewart Avenue. This would create a situation where up to four vehicles will try to enter traffic without a clear right-of-way, resulting in an inherently unsafe situa-tion. In addition, the personnel that would be required to manage the traffic on a daily basis would put additional stress on available resources. The situation would also put those personnel at risk on the roadway without significantly increasing the rate of traffic moving through the gate.

Another recommendation made was to extend the contrac-tor’s work hours so construction could be completed faster. Unfortunately, we are unable to have the contractor work extended hours due to overtime labor rates, which are not budgeted or funded under the construction contract.

One way Team Pete organizations can help reduce the traffic burden is to implement staggered reporting times for their personnel. This option is open to commanders and supervisors, but is not mandated as each unit must determine how it affects mission requirements.

We know the frustrations the traffic congestion has caused and we appreciate everyone’s patience as we continue our efforts to make Peterson AFB the best place to work, live and visit in the Air Force.

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