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Nellis and Creech AF Bases 

receive Commander in Chief 

Installation Excellence Award 

By Senior Airman Oleksandra G. Manko 

Nellis AFB Public Affairs 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. –Nellis 

and Creech are the recipients of Air Combat 

Command’s Commander in Chief Installation 

Excellence Award and have earned $100,000 

for base quality of life improvements. 

“Our Airmen do an outstanding job at 

two of the busiest bases in the U.S. and they 

deserve this recognition,” said Colonel David 

Belote, 99th Air Base Wing commander 

Nellis and Creech competed against every 

ACC base on seven criteria ranging from enhanced 

productivity of work force to energy 

conservation and encouragement of bottomto-top 

communication. 

The multitude of awards Nellis and Creech 

teams received during the past year seemed to 

help secure Nellis’ victory. On the final panel, 

in which four ACC semifinalists competed, 

all but one judge gave Nellis and Creech first 

place, reported an ACC representative. 

Among some of bases’ latest achievements 

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November 21, 2008 

Ease stress of holiday travel with space-A 

By Airman 1st Class Jonathan Cantrell 

99th Logistics Readiness Squadron 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. 

— The underlying theme of this year has 

been the economy as rising and lowering 

of gas prices, food and the unpredictable 

stock markets have left many families 

struggling to break even. Unfortunately, 

are one Chief of Staff of the Air Force Award, 

12 Air Force and more than 57 ACC awards, 

to include ACC Lemay, Innkeeper, and Daedalian 

Awards. The package also highlighted 

such projects as a $5 million taxiway repair, $4 

million dorm renovations, and the base fitness 

center being rated a five-star facility. 

“The bases seem to have momentum for 

continuous improvement,” said Senior Master 

Sgt. Kelly Keebler, 99th Logistics Readiness 

Squadron vehicle management superintendant, 

who was in charge of putting the award 

package together. “It keeps getting better. 

Winning is definitely a great reflection on 

the efforts of everyone at Creech and Nellis.” 

The base will now compete for the title of 

Best In the Air Force. By Dec. 10, two semifinalists 

will be announced. Between Jan. 25 

and Feb. 7 base visits will be conducted, and 

the award ceremony is slated to take place 

May 5. The winner and the runner-up will 

receive $1 million and $500,000 accordingly 

for quality of life improvements. 

the prices of airline tickets are on the rise 

as well. For a flight during thanksgiving 

week, the price of airline tickets through 

a commercial grade company from 

McCarran Intelligence to Baltimore, 

for a family with two children can cost 

anywhere from $900 on up. That doesn’t 

even include the $98 fee for long term 

parking of your vehicle. The cost can be 

overwhelming. Don’t worry, the Nellis 

Air Terminal can help. 

The U.S. military has combated this 

very issue with the Space Available Passenger 

Program. It allows eligible passengers 

to fly anywhere in the continental 

United States and overseas for little to no 

cost on a space available basis. Sign-up is 

as simple as an e-mail or just a walk-in 

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visit at the air terminal. This military 

benefit is available to eligible retirees, 

guard and reserve personnel, and active 

duty personnel and their dependents. 

The process of flying on a Space Available 

Flight or Space-A is very simple. You 

just need to plan your trip, be flexible, 

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Lighter Side.........................26

2 November 21, 2008 Commentary 

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A Wingman program: 

Families with special needs children 

A1C Joseph Dixon 

99th Medical Group 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev.—As 

proud members of the United States Air 

Force, we are tasked with protecting our 

country, providing aid for nations around 

the world, and ridding the world of terrorism. 

We set aside the pressures of our own 

lives to do our duty as Airmen. But even 

the most dedicated need a helping hand 

from time to time. This is why the Wingman 

concept was instituted: to assure us 

that our military family will be there when 

we need them the most. 

It’s this mentality that led Staff Sgt. 

Allison Jarrett and Tech. Sgt. Lisa Griffin 

to found the Families with Special Needs 

Children Support Group (FSNC) in mid 

July of this year. All Air Force families 

make sacrifices to ensure Airmen receive 

support, but families with special needs 

children face additional challenges. Staff 

Sgt. Jarrett remembers finding out that she 

was the parent of a special needs child and 

the new demands this brought to her family. 

“Two years ago, when my oldest child 

was diagnosed with autism, I was left with 

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a lot of questions, but very few answers. 

It was the help of those around me, going 

through similar situations that helped 

me cope with the struggles of having an 

autistic child,” Jarrett explained. “As the 

years passed, I realized how invaluable 

that support was for me, and I wanted to 

be able to pass on my experiences to others. 

Hoping to ease some of their fears and 

help them to put the mission first.” This 

desire to help others led to the FSNC. 

The FSNC helps ease stress as much as 

possible by making support available from 

day one. Tech. Sgt Lisa Griffin explains, 

“We are currently in discussions with the 

facilitators of Right Start. We want those 

arriving at Nellis that might see the FSNC 

as a useful tool to start using it right away. 

We hope they can attend the meetings, 

meet some new friends and of course, 

find the help that might not have existed 

at their previous base.” 

The main goal of the FSNC is to 

provide a wealth of information at each 

meeting. Whether it’s online, through 

periodicals, books, or personal advice, 

families can find the information they 

need without doing all the leg work. 

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Jarrett explained that with many new 

parents raising a disabled child have no 

idea where to look for information, and 

that is where the FSNC comes in. “We 

try to cover a wide range of topics,” said 

Jarrett, “School, healthcare coverage, SSI 

benefits, and any other issue that comes 

up. Most importantly, we provide a place 

for parents to vent. We let them know 

that they don’t have to take on these 

challenges all by themselves.” 

One of the more important future goals 

of the FSNC is creating a better line of 

communication for parents dealing with 

the Clark County School District. “This 

seems to be one of the largest concerns for 

parents attending our meetings,” explains 

Griffin. “Whether it’s teachers not being 

properly trained to deal with their children 

or parents feeling ignored by school 

administrators, it’s easy to feel like you’re 

getting the run around.” To help with 

these issues, the FSNC has helped place a 

liaison for the CCSD at the Airmen and 

Family Readiness Center. A trained individual 

is there to listen and help parents 

trying to find answers that might have 

been out of reach elsewhere. 

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The community of support built in the 

FSNC has caused it to grow since its inception 

to include not only the parents of 

Autistic children, but other special needs 

children as well. 

“Even though my experiences are 

mostly related to autism, I really wanted 

to open our meetings to help any family 

raising a disabled child, no matter the circumstances,” 

Staff Sgt. Jarrett said. In its 

first few months, the group’s regular attendance 

has seen a steady increase from just 

a few in July to more than 10 at the most 

recent meeting in October. “I am thrilled 

to see that people are taking advantage of 

this group, and as long as there are people 

out there looking for help. We’ll be here 

to give it,” said the sergeant. 

The Families with Special Needs 

Children Support Group meets the third 

Wednesday of each month from 1130- 

1230 at the Airmen and Family Readiness 

Center. Staff Sgt. Jarrett and Tech. Sgt. 

Griffith invite anyone interested to stop by 

for the meeting. For more information on 

the FSNC, please contact Staff Sgt. Allison 

Jarrett, (702) 653-2894 or Tech. Sgt. Lisa 

Griffin, (702)652-2822. 

The Great American Smokeout… did you participate? 

FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AFNS) -- Officials 

in both the Department of Defense 

and Tricare encouraged military service 

members and their families to take part in 

the annual Great American Smokeout on 

Nov. 20. The Smokeout was established to 

use as a launching point to become tobacco 

free and begin a healthier lifestyle. 

Participation in the Smokeout is an 

important component of the DOD-sponsored 

educational campaign, Quit Tobacco—Make 

Everyone Proud. Its mission 

is to assist active-duty service members in 

their efforts to quit tobacco, for themselves 

and for the people who look up to them and 

care about them. 

“The uniform is a symbol of strength and 

pride, and that’s what it takes to give up tobacco,” 

said Capt. David Arday, MD, MPH, 

a U.S. Public Health Service officer, who is 

chairman of DOD’s Alcohol and Tobacco 

Advisory Committee. “We urge military 

men and women to take up the challenge of 

the Smokeout. There are resources available 

to help you.” 

Despite decades of work focused on 

reducing the use of tobacco by military 

populations, it remains firmly entrenched, 

especially in the youngest segment of the 

military population, with new smokers 

and smokeless tobacco users starting every 

day. 

In 2005, the prevalence of smoking 

among 18 to 25 year olds on active duty 

was significantly higher than among their 

civilian counterparts — 42.4 percent vs. 37.6 

percent of men, 29.2 percent vs. 25.8 percent 

of women. Nearly 23 percent of those men 

started smoking after joining the military. 

The use of smokeless or “spit tobacco” is also 

relatively high among military men in this 

age group, at roughly 25 percent. 

“Join millions of members of the uniformed 

services, their families and the 

American public who quit smoking for one 

day,” said Rear Admiral Steven Galson, MD, 

MPH, acting U.S. Surgeon General. 

During November, military personnel, 

their families and others who support them 

are invited to visit the campaign Web site. 

This interactive information and support 

tool is specifically aimed at enlisted active 

duty personnel who want to become tobacco 

free. Here they can access live instant-message 

help from a trained cessation coach, 

privately and anonymously. 

Users also can customize and download 

a quit plan; find research-based information; 

learn strategies for coping with triggers; play 

games with embedded tips and motivational 

messages; discuss issues on the message 

board; listen to podcasts; and locate local 

cessation programs. 

Those who want to help their military 

friends and colleagues give up tobacco can 

send an e-card, become more informed 

about the challenges tobacco users face as 

they try to stop smoking and chewing, and 

download information to share. 

The Bullseye newspaper 

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patient and have a little bit of money reserved for emergency 

situations. A key thing to remember about the program is in 

most cases, the military sponsor must accompany their dependents 

to utilize this program. One of the most important steps 

in this program is signing-up or registration. If signing up via 

e-mail request, please send to: SPACE-A.SIGNUP@NELLIS. 

AF.MIL with the sponsor’s name, social security number, branch 

of service, flight category, number of seats requested and social 

security numbers of any dependents flying with you. If signing 

up in person, any passenger can visit the Air Terminal located in 

Building 809 right next to Base Operations normal duty hours 

are from 7a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Customers can also utilize the 

passenger self service center to sign up and check available flights 

at any time throughout the day. When asked what he thought of 

the Space-A Passenger Program, Master Sgt Rodolfo Palacios of 

the 99th Aerospace Medicine Squadron said, “The experience 

was great. The process is very efficient and if the opportunity 

arises I would definitely fly with Space-A again!” 

All travelers who sign up for Space-A remain on the register 

60 days after registration, or for the duration of their travel 

orders authorization, leave duration or until they are selected 

for travel, whichever occurs first. Passengers may stay informed 

with outbound flights simply by calling the flight schedule recording 

at (702) 652-6099, or by stopping by the air terminal 

for an update. All military flights are subject to change without 

notice, so be sure to check the flight forecast periodically. 

John Quandt, an Air Force Retired Lt. Col. said, “I check 

the Space-A outbound flight board often for flights to see 

family through the Midwest. When planning trips I always 

use the program as an inexpensive back-up plan to help plan 

my travel”. 

Were you aware that your family can fly in the Space-A program 

while you are deployed? Everyone knows that the Air Force 

mission must carry on throughout the year, but that doesn’t mean 

your family has to stay home in your absence. All that’s necessary 

is a letter from your Unit Commander listing your family 

members and their dependent identification card, and they can 

still benefit from the Space Available Program. 

George Schultz, an Air Force retiree had this to say, “I’ve 

been traveling on Space-A since the Vietnam Era, and I’ve 

always found the system very convenient. I sometimes travel 

using Space-A three or four times a year visiting family and 

my favorite part of the program is the camaraderie between 

service members who are utilizing this program. You never 

know who you may meet and what experiences they’ve had”. 

The Space-A program is a quick and easy, no cost alternative 

to your normal travel woes. Passengers are handled with the care 

and excellence they deserve without the hassle of lines and fees 

commonly found at your local airport. By reducing the amount 

of stress on holiday travel, the Space-A program is truly a great 

example of the U.S. military supporting our community. Any 

questions can be directed to the Nellis Air Terminal Building 

809, or call (702) 652-2562 for more information. 

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Logistics Readiness Squadron, greets George Schultz, an Air Force 

retiree at the customer service desk of Nellis air terminal Nov. 5. 

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MFLC Program now offered at Creech 

By Staff Sgt. Alice Moore 

432d Wing Public Affairs 

CREECH AFB, Nev. – The Military and 

Family Life Consultant Program is now being 

offered at Creech AFB on Thursdays. 

The non-medical counseling program 

can help Airmen address a variety of issues 

that may be associated with the military life, 

said Susan Robinson, Nellis Airman and 

Family Readiness Center director. 

“As human beings, we all need help 

sometimes, and we need the impartial view 

of someone who has no personal stake in our 

lives,” Ms. Robinson said. “Outsiders often 

have a perspective that we need to hear.” 

Services are free and confidential with 

the exception of “duty to warn” issues such 

as being a danger to oneself or others, domestic 

violence and sexual assault. Airmen, 

DoD civilians and contractors assigned to 

Creech can see a consultant on Thursdays 

here by calling to make an appointment. Clients 

leave the program with a specific action 

plan in relation to their problem and can be 

seen by a consultant one to six times. 

“Since they keep no records, people 

who might be hesitant about going to an 

agency might feel more comfortable seeing 

a Military and Family Life Consultant,” Ms. 

Robinson said. 

Bringing MFLC to Creech is just anoth- 

You got served . . . 

By Senior Airman Oleksandra G. Manko 

Nellis AFB Public Affairs 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. – The 

Nellis food service team under the 99th Services 

Squadron won the Air Combat Command 

Hennessy award Nov. 4, claiming the 

title of best food service in ACC. The team now 

takes part in the Air Force level competition, 

which will end early 2009. 

The John L. Hennessy trophy is an annual 

award that is presented to the best food service 

operation in the United States Air Force. 

The award is based on the entire scope of an 

installation’s food service program, exhibiting 

excellence in kitchen operations, serving and 

dining operations, training, personnel and 

readiness, sanitation, repair maintenance, and 

management effectiveness. 

“It’s about the Airmen,” said 1st Lt. Michael 

Seebeck, 99th SVS food service officer. “They 

are the bread and butter behind this award. It 

can be a grind, as you work all hours and on 

holidays. It’s what they do in the dining facili- 

er example of how leadership is committed 

to helping individuals assigned here. 

“The services were brought up here to 

make things easier for Creech personnel 

to access it,” Ms. Robinson said. “Families 

would probably be more likely to meet 

with a consultant at Nellis or surrounding 

areas, but military members, contractors 

or DoD civilian employees who work at 

Creech will benefit by having the service 

right there.” 

Military Family Life Consultants must 

possess at least a master’s degree in a helping 

area and a professional license to practice 

in an area such as marriage and family 

therapist, licensed clinical social worker, 

or professional counselor. They must also 

have experience working in the counseling 

profession in the civilian community, Ms. 

Robinson said. 

Ms. Robinson said one thing to keep in 

mind is that although most consultants are 

qualified to provide therapy , the counselors 

do not provide it. 

“The counselors provide problemfocused, 

solution-based assistance,” she 

said. 

Ms. Robinson said most individuals taking 

advantage of the service use anywhere 

from one to six sessions, with three sessions 

being the average. For more information, or 

to make an appointment, call 715-9128. 

E-9 board president emphasizes record verification 

By 2nd Lt. Gina Vaccaro 

Air Force Personnel Center Public Affairs 

RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas 

(AFNS)—The president of the 2008 chief 

master sergeant evaluation board convened 

Oct. 20 at the Air Force Personnel Center 

here emphasized the importance of record 

verification by each eligible individual prior 

to the evaluation board convening. 

Brig. Gen. Frederick H. “Rick” Martin, 

the U.S. Africa Command Directorate of 

Operations and Logistics deputy director, 

served as the evaluation board president 

and offered insight as to what it takes to 

make E-9. 

As board president, General Martin 

oversaw the 24-member board, which was 

made up of eight colonels and 16 chief mas- 

ties, the mindset of the people.” 

It is the first time since 1999 that Nellis food 

service team got this far in the competition. 

Lieutenant Seebeck said that avid support 

from the leadership manifested in purchases 

of new equipment, and a developed recognition 

system had a strong motivating effect on 

the Airmen. 

Getting the ACC award is a great morale 

booster as well, he said. “Airmen are motivated 

to do a great job for the Air Force evaluation 

– to be the best food service in the Air 

Force.” 

Counting the Mountain View dining facility, 

open for holiday meals and big training 

exercises on base, Nellis food services operate 

four facilities. 

Lieutenant Seebeck expressed gratitude 

towards the Airmen for taking leadership’s 

vision and working hard toward achieving 

that goal. 

“Now we have another step to work toward, 

another goal,” he said. “We’ll do the best we 

can to represent Nellis.” 

ter sergeants who evaluated the records of 

2,695 senior master sergeants. 

“The chief master sergeant promotion selection 

program has always been extremely 

competitive. This cycle was no exception,” 

General Martin said. “The E-9 end strength 

is limited to 1 percent of the total enlisted 

force. So, the competition for the limited 

quotas is tough. This is why it is vital that all 

members verify the accuracy of their records 

ahead of time.” 

Individual involvement from eligible 

senior NCOs is crucial to the promotion 

process. Senior NCOs should ensure their 

senior NCO selection folders, maintained 

at AFPC’s selection board secretariat, are 

accurate and complete. The secretariat staff 

recommends senior NCOs request copies 

of their selection record prior to their 

Air Force photo by Senior Airman Oleksandra Manko 

Airman Tony Riddles, 99th Services Squadron food service specialist is delivering a 

freshly made sandwich during lunch rush at the Crosswinds Dining Facility here Nov. 18. 

The 99th SVS won the Air Combat Command Hennessy award and is now competing 

on the Air Force level. 

evaluation board to ensure all necessary 

documents are filed and all information is 

correct. 

Senior NCOs should also consistently 

review their data verification records for 

accuracy and make sure any necessary 

corrections are made prior to the evaluation 

board. The data verification records for all 

eligible individuals are located on the virtual 

Military Personnel Flight through the Air 

Force portal. 

Instructions for how to review and access 

records are posted on the enlisted promotions 

Web site, http://ask.afpc.randolph. 

af.mil. This review is an important tool 

provided to senior NCOs to ensure the information 

in the selection folder is correct. 

With the E-9 board complete, the selection 

board secretariat is reminding Airmen 

to stay vigilant in maintaining their records. 

Often times a senior NCO’s personal involvement 

and due diligence are the key to 

getting corrections made to a record prior 

to an evaluation board. 

While the board secretariat will give your 

records a solid review; each eligible Airman 

is responsible for ensuring his or her record 

contains complete and accurate information. 

The next board, the senior master 

sergeant evaluation board, is scheduled to 

convene Feb. 2, 2009. 

If you have any questions regarding the 

senior NCO promotion selection process, 

contact the Air Force Personnel Center’s 

24-hour Contact Center at 800-616-3775 

or visit the “Ask AFPC” Web site at http:// 

ask.afpc.randolph.af.mil/ and search for 

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Feature 

Spouses of deployed Airmen 

receive a ‘baby shower’ 

By Lila Edwards 

Editor 

NELLIS AIR FORCE 

BASE, Nev.—For 12 spouses 

of deployed Nellis Airmen, 

Nov. 15 was like Christmas in 

the Fall, as they were treated to 

the first-ever ‘baby shower’ hosted 

by the National Charity League 

and the Nevada Soldier’s Angels, on Nellis. 

Jody Shervanick, organizer for the event, and a 

member of the Soldier’s Angels, said the organizers 

had worked a long time gathering the 12 baskets 

overflowing with baby items. 

“We wanted to do something special this year for 

some of our military’s spouses, and helping those 

whose spouse is deployed seemed the best way to 

do it,” she said. 

Ms. Shervanick said the Soldier’s Angels are 

about 2,000-strong in Clark County, and they’ve 

been supporting the Nellis spouses for several years. 

There are about 70,000 Soldier’s Angels U.S.-wide 

who contribute donations to military families every 

year. 

The volunteers of the organization spent months 

on their “Operation TopKnot” knitting newborn 

items, gathering much-needed baby clothing and 

other baby necessities in preparation for the event. 

The spouses were treated to a lunch, bouquets of 

flowers picked by their deployed husband through emails 

and telephone calls, ensuring each spouse also 

had a special card and comments on the flowers. 

In attendance were two recently returning deployed 

Airmen who assisted their spouses during 

the course of the day, along with the Soldier’s Angels 

mentors who were each assigned to a spouse during 

the day. The mentors held newborns, assisted 

with lunch, and cheered the group on as they played 

games for special prizes and created memory-moments 

for everyone involved. 

For more information on the Nevada Soldier’s 

Angels and the Airman and Family Readiness Center, 

call (702) 652-3327. 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — Twelve baskets and 12 chairs await 12 spouses of deployed Airmen selected to be 

honored at the first-ever baby shower hosted and sponsored by the National Charity League and Nevada Soldier’s 

Angels. The sponsors were provided a room at the Airmen and Family Readiness Center at Nellis, Nov. 15 . 

November 21, 2008 11 

Photos by Lila Edwards 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — Two spouses of deployed 

Nellis Airmen were part of a baby shower sponsored by 

the National Charity League and Nevada’s Soldier’s Angels 

as a way to provide support and assistance while spouses 

were not with them during their pregnancies or deliveries 

of their newborns. 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — A one-day old 

girl was a special guest at the first Nevada 

Soldier’s Angels sponsored baby 

shower for deployed spouses of 

Nellis Airmen, Nov. 15 . Twelve 

spouses, their newborns 

and young siblings, 

and two fathers, 

were virtually 

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with gifts and 

flowers as part 

of the event. 

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SHOWER, from page 11 ________ 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — Bouquets of flowers were donated 

by the National Charity League and Nevada’s Soldier’s Angels 

during the first-ever baby shower held for deployed spouses and 

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NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — Spouses of deployed Airmen from Nellis open gifts and surprises prepared for them by 

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U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Samuel Morse 

Sparks fly as a thermite grenade burns through 

an old OFAB 100 Soviet bomb on the flightline 

Nov. 7 at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. Personnel 

and aircraft were evacuated to a safe distance 

just in case there was a full-sized detonation, 

but in this case, that proved unnecessary. 

Photo F 

A Week Around Th 

Airmen respond to buried threat in Afghanis 

By Staff Sgt. Samuel Morse 

455th Air Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs 

BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (AFNS)—When the Soviet 

Union pulled out of Afghanistan, they left thousands of mines and 

other explosive remnants of the war behind. At Bagram Airfield, 

with constant civil engineering projects to expand the flightline 

and other facilities, it’s a daily occurrence to find small explosives 

in the soft sand. 

During a normal mine clearing mission recently, Airmen discovered 

an OFAB 100 Soviet bomb containing 92.5 pounds of high 

explosives. 

“It was kind of surprising there was that large of a bomb where it 

was located,” said Master Sgt. Cayle Harris, the 755th Air Expeditionary 

Group Explosive Ordnance Disposal team leader. 

“(The bomb) had probably been there 25 to 30 years doing just fine 

and there was a pretty good chance that it wasn’t going to explode just 

because we found it,” said Capt. Michael Mayo, a 455th Expeditionary 

Operations Support Squadron current operations officer. 

Located next to the main taxiway for passenger and cargo aircraft, 

the bomb posed a risk if left unchecked. Lt. Col. Kevin Virts and 

Captain Mayo were brought in from the 455th EOSS to come up 

with a plan to either remove the bomb, or render it safe. 

“This is Afghanistan’s hub. Bagram is a very, very busy airfield. 

Any time you shut down operations here, there’s a ripple effect all 

around the country. You want to minimize the time we have to 

shut down the airfield,” said Captain Mayo, a native of Tallahassee, 

Fla. 

Fortunately for Colonel Virts and Captain Mayo, there was a 

scheduled runway closure. 

“We had about five days to think about it before that opportunity 

presented itself,” Captain Mayo said. “If we knew the airfield was 

going to be down anyway, you’d get this done, and there would be 

minimal effects to actual flying.” 

Next, logistics had to be sorted out. The area at risk of 

overpressure -- blast force strong enough to break glass 

not just parts of the flightline and runway, but several 

workplaces as well. Delicate weather sensors and radar s 

to be taken under consideration as well. 

“They actually had to move the (tactical air navigatio 

something you don’t do,” Captain Mayo said. 

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were evacuated and the flightline was closed down. The 

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super-hot thermite would burn the bomb gradually, al 

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with a bomb that old, anything could have happened. 

In the end, everything went exactly as planned. 

“In our line of business, it seems like something a 

wrong,” Sergeant Harris said. “This is about as perfect a 

tion can possibly go.” 

Wounded Airman: ‘Absolute privilege to defend Amer 

By Sean Bowlin 

12th Flying Training Wing Public Affairs 

11/13/2008 - RANDOLPH AIR FORCE 

BASE, Texas (AFNS) -- A wounded NCO spoke 

to 300 Airmen, retirees, Greater San Antonio 

Chamber of Commerce officials and members 

of the Alamo Chapter of the Air Force Association 

Nov. 3 at the Randolph Air Force Base 

Enlisted Club. 

The AFA-sponsored “Combat Breakfast” 

hosted Staff Sgt. Christopher Slaydon and 

21 other wounded warriors recovering from 

injuries at the Brooke Army Medical Center’s 

Center for the Intrepid at Fort Sam Houston in 

San Antonio. 

The gathering was part of the national “Celebrate 

America’s Military Week’’ that led into 

Veterans Day. 

Sergeant Slaydon, an explosive ordnance 

disposal team member, lost his sight and his 

left arm when wounded in October 2007 while 

attempting to disarm an improvised explosive 

device on a joint mission with the Army’s 10th 

Mountain Division in Iraq. 

“I’m not unique among the war’s wounded,” 

Sergeant Slaydon said. “All the guys and gals 

wounded think it’s an absolute privilege to 

defend our country.” 

The sergeant, who moved with his wife, 

Annette, to temporary quarters at Randolph 

AFB while rehabilitating at BAMC, had been 

stationed with the 56th Civil Engineer Squadron 

at Luke AFB, Ariz. Mrs. Slaydon was working 

as a paralegal in nearby Phoenix at the time of 

her husband’s injury. 

Sergeant Slaydon, told the audience he spends 

most of his time now helping other wounded 

and injured patients at BAMC, while undergoing 

his own therapy with his prosthetic arm. 

Therapy is almost complete and he’ll be medically 

retired soon at Luke AFB. 

His next step is to march toward his ultimate 

goal -- to attend college and earn a doctorate 

in psychology. He plans on putting that degree 

to use as a psychologist in the Department of 

Veterans Affairs while counseling veterans with 

post traumatic stress disorder. 

Mrs. Slaydon said from the time she was 

notified of her husband’s injuries barely more 

than a year ago, the Air Force family has taken 

care of her needs -- putting her up in temporary 

housing in San Antonio and raising money to 

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well-salaried job to aid her husband’s recovery. 

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rehabilitation onto the end of existing auto loan 

notes and thus deferring them, offering families 

of the wounded credit and financial counseling. 

She also suggested that the private sector could 

offer discounted or free rental cars, housing adaptation 

construction 

(for the disabled), maid, 

landscaping and home 

repair services to the 

rehabilitating wounded 

and their families. 

Mrs. Slaydon praised 

local charitable organizations 

who lent support 

to her husband and 

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and their families 

as they recovered. 

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Maj. Matthew Domsalla, 

flying an A-10C Thunderbolt 

II Nov. 5, makes the first 

ever drop of a Laser Joint 

Direct Attack Munition, or 

LJDAM, from an A-10. This 

test proved a successful 

integration of the munition 

with the A-10, allowing for 

an outstanding precision 

targeting capability that 

will help Air Force aircrews 

continue to provide 

effective air support to 

coalition ground troops. 

Major Domsalla is with the 

40th Flight Test Squadron 

at Eglin Air Force Base, 

Fla. 

The “Hog” drops in on history 

By Master Sgt. Joy Josephson 

46th Test Wing 

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. 

(AFNS)—The A-10 Thunderbolt II, 

nicknamed the Warthog and known 

for its close-air support superiority and 

the ability to carry large and varied ordnance, 

is now on its way to delivering a 

new capability to the warfighter. 

A pilot from the 40th Flight Test 

Squadron at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., 

with support from people with the 46th 

Test Wing, Boeing and a host of other 

units, flew a quick yet historic mission 

early in November. For the first time, a 

guided bomb unit-54, the Laser Joint 

Direct Attack Munition, or LJDAM, 

was dropped from an A-10C. 

“There is a strong need to destroy 

moving targets in the AOR,” said Capt. 

Kirt Cassell, the lead A-10C flight test 

engineer. “The Laser JDAM has shown 

to be very effective at destroying moving 

targets on other (aircraft) and Air 

Combat Command (officials) wanted 

to bring that capability to the A-10C for 

an upcoming deployment.” 

Captain Cassell and team members 

from the 40th FTS began planning this 

test mission in early October. That’s a 

short timeline for a test mission, according 

to Captain Cassell. Plus, the 

team was challenged with ensuring 

the LJDAM worked correctly. To do 

this, the plan was to drop the bomb on 

a GPS target and then lase the weapon 

to another target downrange. 

“The test was very successful!” 

Captain Cassell said. “The weapon 

functioned properly and released successfully, 

impacting the target almost 

exactly where the laser spot was located. 

We were able to demonstrate that the 

GBU-54 can successfully be integrated 

and dropped from the A-10C.” 

Maj. Matthew Domsalla piloted 

the historic mission. He’s been flying 

the A-10 for more than eight years and 

knows that this added capability will 

make the A-10C even more lethal and 

more valuable to warfighters needing 

some firepower assistance. 

“The LJDAM provides the pilot the 

ability to update the targeting if the 

target moves while the weapon is in 

flight,” he said. 

The A-10C has already demonstrated 

tremendous capability in supporting 

the war on terrorism. According to Lt. 

Col. Evan Dertien, the 40th Flight Test 

Squadron commander, putting this 

bomb on the aircraft “will give the A- 

10 an outstanding precision targeting 

capability that will help the Air Force 

continue to provide precision engagement.” 

And while making Air Force history 

is a great feeling for the 40th team, 

Colonel Dertien says the rewards of a 

successful test are more far reaching. 

“When the weapons are proven in 

combat and you get feedback from the 

deployed flying units that a capability 

worked as expected and made a difference 

in the fight, that’s the big payoff,” 

he said. 

The next step for the A-10C and 

LJDAM is to undergo operational tests 

to develop tactics and techniques for 

employing the weapon. If those tests 

prove to go as well as the first, Eglin’s test 

team may have their feedback as early 

as January. The goal is to have this new 

precision capability deployed to the area 

of operations by early 2009. 

Civilians graduate with 

lessons in military culture 

By Carl Bergquist 

Air University Public Affairs 

MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, 

Ala. (AFNS)—The first class of the 

Civilian Acculturation and Leadership 

Training program graduated recently 

here giving the 25 attendees a better 

understanding of what the active-duty 

Air Force does. 

The course, designed to acquaint 

civilian employees with military culture, 

included lessons on Air Force core 

values, communications, leadership, 

and team building. 

Exercises at the Project-X training 

facility, a war game and presentations 

by senior Air Force leadership rounded 

out the course curriculum. 

Air University was originally tasked 

to develop a civilian training program 

with an OTS-type curriculum, said Dr. 

Charles Nath, the Holm Center director 

of curriculum. 

“All indications are the training is 

going very well,” Dr. Nath said. “We 

started out with high expectations, 

and it appears it is going better than we 

expected. The students seem to recognize 

the importance of what they are 

learning at CALT and the importance 

of continuing civilian education for 

their careers.” 

During a presentation to CALT students, 

Lt. Gen. Allen G. Peck, the Air 

University commander, told students 

they were a “beta-test” for a program 

designed to educate them in a format 

other than on-the-job training. 

“You are part of about 40,000 resident 

students who come to Air University 

every year to learn to be better 

leaders,” he said. “Leadership requires 

balance, and to be a good leader you 

have to go where you are not comfortable. 

The point is, if you stay where you 

are comfortable, you are missing out.” 

He told attendees the Air Force is 

unique in that it grooms leaders to 

promote from within rather than hiring 

from the outside. The general also 

presented a list of ineffective leadership 

traits to include not adhering to Air 

Force core values, bad attitudes, failure 

to provide vision, and not accepting 

responsibility. 

Joseph M. McDade Jr., the director of 

Force Development for the deputy chief 

of staff for Manpower and Personnel at 

the Pentagon, visited the CALT course 

on its final day of class and observed the 

war game exercise. 

“Civilian force development is a 

top priority among senior leaders, and 

CALT is an example of that,” he said. 

“The program ensures a balanced portfolio 

of leadership development for all 

Airmen. Here we have potential civilian 

leaders who are saying they want to be a 

part of the Air Force team, and the Air 

Force is at an historic crossroads with 

regard to our civilians.” 

Jim Wiggins, the chief of Curriculum 

Development for the Reserve 

Officer Training Corps and OTS said 

the students have praised the program’s 

content, and all of the feedback he has 

received is positive. 

“Also, across the board, the amount 

of work that has gone into this training 

has been phenomenal. Staff members 

received the task as an additional 

duty but have treated it as if it were 

their primary jobs,” he said. “We have 

three more classes scheduled for the 

first parts of December, February and 

March, and it is a developmental process. 

We will tweak the course as we go 

along and adapt as needed.” 

The program is great because it 

brings civilians into the military’s 

world, said Valeria Murray, a CALT student 

from the 754th Electronic Systems 

Group at Gunter Annex, Ala. 

“CALT is perfectly designed to make 

you a better leader, and that’s what the 

Air Force is all about,” she said. “I’ve 

enjoyed the instructors because they 

are very knowledgeable and bring a lot 

of experience to the table.” 

“We are all Air Force, but in reality, 

military members and the civilians 

don’t really know each other very well,” 

said Capt. Paul Yuzapavik, a senior 

instructor and chief of the war game. 

“Hopefully, CALT remedies that to a 

certain extent. I know for me this has 

been great because it gave me an opportunity 

to sit down and talk with these 

civilians and get their perspective.” 

The students came to CALT knowing 

it was an Air Force familiarization 

program, but Captain Yuzapavik said 

he doesn’t think they realized the leadership 

and managerial expectations 

of the curriculum. When they were 

confronted with the war game aspect of 

the course, it became a real eye-opener 

for many of the future leaders. 

The students completed the war 

game successfully, and received diplomas 

from Mr. McDade. He told the 

group he was honored and humbled to 

stand before the first graduating class 

of CALT. 

“Our enemies can steal our technology, 

but they can’t steal the experience 

and training these civilians are 

getting in this course,” Mr. McDade 

said. “I would like to see the students 

go through the course many times 

so when they come up against an adversary, 

they will be able to out-think 

them.”

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Undefeated ‘Green Bats’ edge 

Viper 13-12, take gridiron title 

By Airman 1st Class Michael Charles 

Nellis Public Affairs 

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev.—A 

foiled extra point attempt in the last two 

minutes of play vaulted the 422nd Test 

and Evaluation Squadron to a 12-0 record 

and the 2008 Fitness and Sports Center 

Intramural Football Championship over 

the 57th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron 

Viper Aircraft Maintenance Unit Nov. 17. 

The National Football Conference division 

champion Green Bats defeated Viper 

13 -12 after stopping the Viper comeback 

with 2:14 left on the game clock when 

Quarterback Justin Vandervander closed 

the score to within one point with a touchdown 

toss . 

The outcome of the championship was 

almost a mirror image of the game the two 

teams played earlier in the season when the 

422nd TES team beat Viper AMU team 7 - 

6. “They gave us our toughest challenge this 

season on two different occasions,” said 422 

TES Quarterback Harold Young. 

Young helped lead the 422nd TES team, 

which consists of members from the 98th 

Range Wing and the 59th TES, to its eventual 

win with two touchdown passes, the 

game winner of which came with four minutes 

left to play. “Teamwork is the reason we 

won. All season it has been what helped us 

win,” he said following the game. 

“I’m exceptionally proud of them,” Maj. 

William Tracy, 59th TES commander, said 

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game against a great team.” 

Tops In Blue talent search underway . . . 

RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas (AFNS)— 

The Tops In Blue, the Air Force’s premiere entertainment 

showcase, is accepting applications until Dec. 

2 for its 2009 talent search. 

The 2009 talent call encourages vocalists, instrumentalists, 

dancers, and nonmusical talent such as 

comedians, dramatists, and magicians to submit an 

application and audition video. 

Airmen with skills in audio, lighting, staging, 

video, and even driving, are also being recruited. All 

Air Force active-duty, Reserve and Guard members 

are eligible to compete. 

Top applicants will vie for first and second place 

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Base, Texas. In addition to the trophies, contestants 

compete in various performing arts programs that 

include dance and musical auditions. These special 

events, along with the contest, will help officials evaluate 

the talent potential of each contestant for possible 

nomination to the 2009 Tops In Blue team. 

U.S. Air Force Photo by Airman 1st Class Stephanie Rubi 

The 422nd Test and Evaluation Team hold their first place trophy after the Flag Football Championship finals at Freedom Park on Nellis 

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Web site that is designed to attract the Internetsavvy 

generation. 

“It’s all about keeping up with the times and 

connecting with our audience and potential talent 

pool,” said Tom Edwards, chief of Air Force Entertainment 

at the Air Force Services Agency in San 

Antonio. 

The new site gives Airmen an easy way to submit 

their talent application, upload their audition video 

and receive confirmation that their application is 

in the system, Mr. Edwards said. 

“The new site is important to the successful 

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“Since launching it, there has been a huge increase 

in interest and applications.” 

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AAFES Activities for November 

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The BX Day After Thanksgiving 

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is able to provide these programs. Care 

of active duty members takes precedent 

at all MTFs. It is recommended that you 

contact the appropriate facility before 

incurring significant travel expenses. 

A list of stateside and overseas facilities 

currently participating with telephone 

numbers can be found at http://militaryaudiology.org/site/rachaprhapp-lo 

Under the MSCAAP military spouses 

nationwide will be able to receive 

up to $6,000 for tuition assistance 

for a teacher licensure program. For 

more information please visit www. 

militaryonesource.com or call 

1-800-342-9647 (this number will not 

be operational until January 2009). 

(Information provided by the Airman 

and Family Readiness Center, Nellis 

AFB, Nev.)

BULLSEYE 

Chapel 

(702) 652-2950 

Special Events: 

Base Menorah, tree lighting ceremony 

and arrival of Santa: Dec. 5, 

5:30 p.m. in the Base Chapel Parking 

Lot. Refreshment will be served 

Ecumenical Service of Thanksgiving: 

Nov. 25, 6:30 p.m. – with a “pie 

social” to follow. Please feel free to 

bring a pie if you would like. Open 

to all – combined Catholic and 

Protestant congregations. 

Employment Opportunity: The 

Chapel is currently looking for an 

accompanist for 5:00 p.m. Catholic 

Mass; 12:30 p.m. Catholic Mass; 

and the 11:15 a.m. Traditional Service. 

Statement of Work is available 

at the base Chapel. For more 

information call (702)652-2950. 

Weekly Schedule: 

Catholic Services: 

Daily Mass Nellis AFB Chapel: 

Tues. - Friday, 11:30 a.m. 

Confessions: Sat., 4:00-4:45 p.m. 

or by appointment. 

Base Theater 

(702) 652-5020 

Today, (Nov. 21) 7 p.m. (PG-13) 

Flash of Genius 

Greg Kinnear, Lauren Graham 

The Kearns were a typical 1960’s Detroit 

family, trying to live their version of the 

American Dream. Local university professor 

Bob married teacher Phyllis and, by their 

mid-thirties, had six kids who brought them 

a hectic but satisfying Midwestern existence. 

When Bob invents a device that would eventually 

be used by every car in the world, the 

Kearns think they have struck gold. But their 

aspirations are dashed after the auto giants 

who embraced Bob’s creation unceremoniously 

shunned the man who invented it. 

Saturday, (Nov. 22) 7 p.m. (R) 

Body of Lies 

Leonardo DiCaprio, Russell Crowe 

Roger Ferris is the best man US intelligence 

has on the ground. In operations that take 

him around the globe, Ferris’s next breath 

often depends on the voice at the other end 

of a secure phone line- CIA veteran Ed Hoffman. 

Hoffman is on the trail of an emerging 

terrorist leader who has orchestrated a campaign 

of bombings while eluding the most 

sophisticated intelligence network in the 

world. To lure the terrorist, Ferris will have to 

penetrate his murky world, but the closer he 

gets to the target, the more he discovers that 

trust is both a dangerous commodity and the 

only one that will get him out alive. 

The theater is closed 

Sundays through Thursdays. 

Show times 

Unless otherwise indicated, all show times are 7 p.m. Matinees, when 

scheduled, are at 1 p.m. Saturdays. To subscribe to the 

e-mail list, send a request to angel1m@cox.net. 

Sat. Mass: 5:00 p.m. 

Sun. Masses: 9:45 a.m. and 12:30 

p.m. 

For Bible Studies, councils, teen 

functions and adult lectures, call 

the base chapel for scheduled 

times. 

Protestant Services: 

Sun.: Gospel Service, 8:00 a.m. 

Traditional Service: Sun. 11:15 

a.m. 

Contemporary Service: Sun. 6:00 

p.m. 

Sunday School: Each Sunday 9:35- 

10:45 a.m., 3 years through adult. 

AWANA: 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. 

For bible studies, prayer groups, 

choir practice and all other classes, 

call the base chapel for scheduled 

times. 

The Chapel Staff is available to 

support the religious needs of all 

Air Force members. If the chapel 

cannot provide a particular service 

based on the members’ faith group, 

arrangements can be made to put 

them in touch with someone who 

can. 

Nellis Living 

Airman and Family 

Readiness Center 

(702) 652-3327 

Marketing yourself for a second 

career: Today, 9 to 11:30 a.m. The 

seminar will be held at the Base 

Theater and is open to all personnel 

who plan to leave the service in the 

next 1 to 5 years. Topics include: 

job competition, strengthening 

your resume, networking, interviewing, 

and salary negotiating, 

just to name a few. Call 652-3327 

to register. 

Sponsorship training: Today, 1 to 

2 p.m. If you are sponsoring someone 

and would like to make the 

experience a positive one for you 

both, come to Sponsorship Training. 

This class is provided for newly 

assigned sponsors to help make the 

Sponsorship Program more effective. 

Call 652-3327 to sign up. 

Ready, set, grow: Mondays, 10 to 

11 a.m. This one hour group is for 

parents of children between the 

ages of 3 and 36 months. Come 

to this informal program if you’d 

like to meet other parents and have 

your little one interact with other 

children. 

Computer Science Corporation 

(CSC) Recruitment Event: Tuesday, 

9 to 11 a.m. CSC is hiring for 

Backshop Maintenance at Nellis 

AFB. Bring your resume. Reservations 

not required. 

Military & Family Life Consultant 

(MFLC): MFLCs are here 

to listen and are available to help 

address deployment/reintegration 

issues, marriage & relationship 

issues, stress and anxiety, daily 

issues, etc. Consultations are free 

and anonymous. Call 715-9128 to 

set up an appointment. 

Arts and Crafts 

Center 

(702) 652-2849 

Gingerbread House Seminar: 

Nov. 29, noon to 4 p.m. 

Parent and Child Ceramics Craft 

Time: Nov. 29 all day. 

For more information on any of the 

classes call (702)652-2849. 

Auto Skills Center 

(702) 652-2284 

November Special – Ten percent 

off all battery purchases. Call 

(702)652-2368 for more information. 

Community Center 

(702) 652-5014 

Piano Classes: Tues. - Thurs. 

from 4 to 6 p.m. Must be age 

7-adult to participate. Private 30 

min. sessions are $15. 

Kettlebell Fitness Class: Wednesdays, 

6:15-7:15 p.m. Cost is $35 per 

month. Classes are open to adults 

only. 

Nellis Red Hat Society: First 

Wednesday of the month, 6 p.m., 

in the Community Center conference 

room. Call the center for more 

information. 

Guitar Lessons: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 

4 to 6 p.m. for personal, 30 minute 

sessions or Tuesday from 6 to 6:45 

p.m. for group sessions. Cost is $25 

for private or $15 for group lessons. 

Make sure you bring a guitar. 

The Community Center is soliciting 

for a qualified Piano Instructor. 

Call 652-5014 for specific information. 

Youth ballet/tap/jazz/hip hop classes: 

Classes are limited to 15 participants 

in each age division. Call for 

scheduled times according to age. 

Martial arts classes: For all ages, 

and include Kenpo Karate, Chinese 

Kung Fu.. All classes are $30 each 

per month. Call (702) 652-5014 for 

specific scheduled times. 

Gymboree: Thursdays, 9 to 11 a.m. 

Cost is $25 each month (not prorated). 

Parent-child play and music 

classes includes use of child size 

equipment and props-fun, challenging 

activities. Call for scheduled 

times according to age. 

Club Services 

(702) 652-9733/9188 

Thanksgiving Lunch on November 

26 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Enjoy 

a traditional thanksgiving spread 

with turkey, dressing, stuffing, corn 

bread, a slice of pie, and many other 

holiday favorites for only $8.95. 

Football Frenzy: Monday and 

Thursday NFL games 5 to 8 p.m. 

at the Check 6 Lounge. Win a trip 

to the Super Bowl or one of two 

regular season games. 

Desert Oasis 

Enlisted Club 

(702) 652-9733 

Karaoke night: Wednesdays, 7 to 

10 p.m. 

Friday night DJ party: Fridays, 5 

p.m. to midnight with music hosted 

by DJ L.O.S. 

Social hour extravaganza: Fridays, 

5 to 7 p.m. Club members can enjoy 

complimentary food every Friday. 

Education 

(702) 652-9410 

Fall, CCAF Graduation: Our 

Community College of the Air 

Force Graduation Ceremonies will 

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be Nov. 25, 3 p.m., at the Nellis AFB 

Officers’ Club. All are invited. 

ACT and SAT testing: The SAT 

and ACT will be given free to military 

members on Nov. 24. An SAT 

or ACT test is part of the admission 

requirements for the academy. If 

a member took the test in high 

school and the test was taken in 

the last four years, the test is still 

good. Visit the education office 

or call (702) 682-5281 to sign up 

for a test. 

Gun Club 

(702) 652-1937 

Sporting Clay Turkey Fun Shoot: 

Saturday; sign up starts at 8 a.m., 

and 100 targets and includes 

lunch. 

Bustin’ Clays “Five Stand”: Saturday 

and Sunday; $6 a round. 

Junior Shooters Program: Saturday 

and Sunday. 

Call (702) 652-1937 for more information. 

Information Tickets 

and Tours 

(702) 652-2193 

ITT now has a local hotel that offers 

a military discount! The St. Tropez 

at 455 E. Harmon Ave. is offering 

a special military rate of $79 + tax. 

Call 369-5400, and request rate code 

“NAFB”. This is an all suites motel, 

and they even allow pets! Dec. 1-30 

the rate is only $69 + tax. Call or come 

into ITT for all of the details, or simply 

call the hotel. Blackout dates (includes 

New Year’s Eve) do apply and this offer 

is based upon availability. 

ITT has new souvenir “High School 

Musical” and “Hannah Montana” 

watches, as well as new Disney 

watches. These make great Christmas 

gifts. Get them before they’re all 

gone—we only have a limited number 

available. 

Nellis 300 Lanes 

(702) 652-2170 

NFL football: Sundays and Thursdays 

on our satellite TV and NFL Sunday 

ticket along with 42” HD TV’s. 

Retiree Day: Tuesdays, 11 a.m. to 4 

p.m. Bowl for $1.50 

Complimentary bowling for deployed 

spouses: Wednesdays, 11 a.m. 

to 4 p.m. Spouses are invited to bowl 

for two complimentary games. 

Outdoor Recreation 

(702) 652-8967 

Valley of Fire/ Lost City Museum 

Tour Family Picnic: Saturday trip 

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26 November 21, 2008 Nellis Living 

BULLSEYE 

Cont. from Page 25 

leaves Outdoor Rec. at 9 a.m. and 

returns by dark. Cost is $15 for adults 

which includes a picnic lunch, children 

under 12 are free. 

Arizona Hot Springs Hike: Nov. 29. 

Trip leaves Outdoor Rec. at 8:30 a.m. 

and returns around 4 p.m. Cost is only 

$5 and includes transportation. Each 

hiker should bring water, lunch, good 

hiking shoes and sun protection. This 

trip is complimentary for Airmen E-4 

and below. 

If you have any questions please contact 

Outdoor Recreation at 652-2514. 

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Special Events 

Mountain View Dining Facility: 

Thanksgiving Meal, Nov. 27, 11 a.m. 

to 2 p.m. Open to all Active Duty, 

Retirees and their families. Complimentary 

for meal card holders. For 

more information call Crosswinds 

Dining Facility at (702) 652-6743. 

Tops In Blue: Apply online at www. 

topsinblue.com. Looking for vocalists, 

instrumentalists, dancers, comedians, 

magicians, dramatists, audio lighting 

technicians, and bus drivers. 

Sports and Fitness 

Center 

(702) 652-4891 

Turkey Trot 5K Run: Monday, open 

Who is this individual? 

to everyone Registration begins at 6:15 

a.m. and the race will begin promptly 

at 7 a.m. Turkeys will be awarded to 

the top runners in each age category. 

Fitness Center: Has a room just for 

parents to workout, and children can 

play while parents exercise. 

The Club 

(former Officers Club) 

(702) 652-9188 

Thirsty Thursdays: Pints are $2, 4 to 

7 p.m. at the Check 6 Lounge. 

Complimentary pizza night: 

Wednesdays, 5 to 6 p.m. at the Check 

6 Lounge. Adult patrons only. 

Social hour extravaganza: Fridays, 

5 to 7 p.m. Club members can enjoy 

complimentary food at the Check 6 

Lounge. 

Veterinary Services 

(702) 652-8836 

We provide new puppy shots, annual 

vaccinations, microchips, ear cleaning, 

nail trims, parasite checks and 

more. Please call 652-8836 to schedule 

an appointment. We are located next 

to the commissary and across from 

the BX. 

Be Responsible . . . 

Don’t Drink & Drive 

If you can tell us who she is (she 

is stationed at Nellis AFB in a high 

visibility job), you will win a free 

pizza. (NOTE: Personnel who 

work directly in her office are 

not eligible.) Hint: This individual 

recently deployed overseas, is an 

excellent artist and is a Senior Airman. 

She returned to her regular 

duties at Nellis. She speaks several 

foreign languages. 

Win a FREE 16”Large Pizza 

Nellis AFB Annual 

Airmens’ Cookie Drive 

LADIES and GENTLEMEN, start your ovens! 

This year’s theme will be 

GIVE AN AIRMAN A COOKIE! 

The yearly event takes donated homemade cookies, 

bags them and delivers them to single airmen living 

on Nellis AFB. Volunteers will be collecting and 

bagging donated baked 

goods on Dec. 8. Please look 

for more information in the 

following weeks on how you 

can help make an Airman’s 

holiday season memorable, 

or e-mail jhandy7@gmail. 

com or call JoAnn Handy, 

(702) 652-4299 

The rules: 

Last Week’s Submissions 

E-mail your entry by close of business 

Monday to bullseye@aerotechnews.com. 

Entries must include the photo 

number and your name with your 

duty phone number. 

Contest winners are announced 

weekly. 

1. “Bobby? … Bobby! Somebody jump in here and help me find 

Bobby!” 

2. “I was told the ‘chocolate milk’ competition would only involve 

the drinking of the chocolate milk.” 

Maj. Alan McCracken, United States Air Force Warfare Center 

3. “I don’t remember signing up for Fear Factor, I’m too old for this.” 

4. “Man, I should have listened to that guy on T.V. about driving into 

dry washes in the desert.” 

5. “Hey are you sure this isn’t brown water from that plant up 

north?” 

John E. Jones, 355th Civil Engineers Squadron, Davis-Monthan AFB, 

Ariz. 

6. “I hate this new PC program.” 

7. “Ya gotta help me find that blasted CAC card!” 

8. “Are you sure the deployment order included this?” 

Russ Collins, 99th Civil Engineers Squadron 

9. “I’m in better shape that the guy that is behind me with his head 

bobbing in the mush.” 

10. “Overweight - need to stop crawling.” 

Mr. Earl Wilbur, 99th Logistics Readiness Squadron 

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Last week’s photo 

11. “Frank, you find my keys yet?” 

12. “They said to low crawl, but this is the lowest crawl they’re 

gonna get in this stuff.” 

Airman 1st Class Jonathan Parks, Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. 

643-6664 

4955 E. Craig Rd. #14 

(Next to Subway, across 

from Manch Manor) 

Now Delivering 

on Base! 

This Week’s Pizza Winner Maj. Alan McCracken 

Best entry submitted will receive a FREE Pizza from Manhattan Pizza II. Pizza must me claimed within 1 week 

of winning edition. Must show ID when ordering pizza. Not valid with any other coupons or promotions.

Bullseye Classified Marketplace 

Homes For Rent 

NORTHEAST PECOS & GOWAN 

Single story 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 

car. New carpet, fresh paint. 

Tile Floors. Alarm system paid 

for by owner. Ceiling fans. 1575 

sqft. $1,095/mo + sec dep. Call 

702-450-5778, MLS #854683. 

Creative Real Estate Association. 

www.CreativeRD.com www. 

LV-HR.com 

NORTH CHEYENNE & SIMMONS 

Cute 4 bed, 2.5 bath, 2 car. Patio 

in back. Community features 

pool, clubhouse, jogging path. 

Gated. All appliances. Kitchen 

incl microwave & pantry. 1370 

sqft. $1,050/mo + sec dep. Call 

702-450-5778. MLS #853897 

Creative Real Estate Association. 

www.CreativeRE.com www. 

LV-HR.com 

EAST SAHARA and TREELINE. 

Spacious Single Story 4 Bdrm/2 

Bath/2 Car Garage. Very Clean. 

Covered Patio and Desert Landscaping 

in Rear, Grass, Tree and 

Shrubs Out Front. Fireplace in 

Family Room. Refrigerator Included. 

Dining Nook in Kitchen. 

Master Bath has Garden Tub 

and Shower. 1652sf. $1,240/ 

mo. Plus Security Deposit. Call 

702-450-5778, MLS#853820. 

Creative Real Estate Associates. 

www.CreativeRE.com or www. 

LV-HR.com. 

Decatur & Farm, 3 Bedroom 

Plus Loft, 3 Car Garage, 

2300sf Home in Gated 

Community. Available 

December 1st. $1,500/mo. 

Plus Deposit. 702-353-0644. 

All Areas 

Creative Real 

Estate Associates 

Property Management 

“If You Need A Home 

to Rent, Call Us First” 

We have 2-4 Bedroom 

Homes Available, 

most with garages. 

• Single Family 

• Condos 

• Town Homes 

Rents from $750. 

Ask about move-in 

specials on 

selected homes. 

Visit our website & call one 

of our leasing specialists. 

Phones answered 7 days a week. 

WWW.CREATIVERE.COM 

WWW.LV-HR.COM 

702-450-5778 


New 3 Bdrm/2.5 Bath/2 Car 

Garage on Cul-de-sac. Walk to 

Parks & Schools. Near Base. 

New Stainless Steel Appliances 

& Washer/Dryer Included. 

Granite. Landscaped Backyard. 

Non-Smoker. $1,200/mo. 702- 

633-6699. 

Lake Mead & Simmon 

4 Bdrm/2 Bath/2-Car Garage w/ 

All Appliances Including Washer 

& Dryer. Family Room & Living 

Room. New Landscaping in Front 

& Huge Backyard. $1,500/mo. 

510-589-2210. 

North Las Vegas Home $1,200/ 

mo. 3 Bedrooms/2 Baths/2 

Car Garage. Ceiling Fans, Landscaped 

Yard, & All Appliances Including 

Washer & Dryer. Available 

December 16th. 702-379-6744. 

2 BD/2BTH $895 

3 BD/2BTH $995 

MILITARY 

SPECIAL 

$400 Security Deposit WAIVED O.A.C. 

($150.00 Cleaning Fee Still Applies) 

$15 Off Per Month 

For Military O.A.C. 

7 & 12 Month Leases 

$250 Off Move-In O.A.C. 

PET FRIENDLY 

$300 Fee + $25 additional 

charge on rent. 

25 lb limit. Breed restrictions apply. 

Friday, November 21, 2008 

370 Casa Norte Dr. 

N. Las vegas, NV 89031 

(702) 642-0140 

$ 300 

SAVINGS! 

REAL ESTATE 

GRISWOLD MANAGEMENT 

Rancho Dr 

I-95 

Decatur 

Camino 


Alexander/Revere 1/2 off 1st 

months rent. 3bdrm 2bath 

1650 sqft. All appliances, alarm 

system, RV parking, large lot, 

$1250/mo plus deposit. Move-in 

Ready, Call Brian 702-324-0111 

superb05@cox.net 

$1,400/mo. 4 Bdrm/2.5 

Bath 2-Story Home. 2300sf 

in Cul-de-sac. House Alarm 

System, RO, All Appliances, 

Water Softener. Schools 

within Walking Distance. 

Near 215 off Decatur. 

702-882-9941. 

Spacious 3 Bdrm/3 Bath w/ 

Vaulted Ceilings, Formal Dining, 

Fireplace, & Jacuzzi in Master 

Bath. Pet Okay. Available Now! 

$1,575/mo. 702-320-6900. 

MLK Blvd 

Casa Norte 

Craig Rd. 

Cheyenne 

I-15 

Commerce 

Las Vegas Blvd 

DIRECTIONS: 

Take I-15 north 

to Craig Rd. exit, 

turn left. Go right 

on Commerce 

past stop sign, 

left on Casa Norte. 

We’re on the right. 


Summerlin, 3 Bedroom/2.5 

Bath/2 Car Garage 2-Story Home 

in Cul-de-sac w/Covered Patio & 

All Appliances! Close to Schools 

& Parks. $1,195/mo. Call 702- 

870-3226 & Reference Sonoma 

Creek. 

4629 Goldfield 5 Bedroom Beauty. 

$1,650/mo. Available Now! 

510-390-0901. 

One-Story 3 Bdrm/2 Bath/2 

Car Garage Home. Backyard 

w/Pool & Spa. All Appliances 

Included. Tropicana & Sand 

Hill & I-95. Easy Access to 

Base. School & Bus Nearby. 

Must See! Affordable! 

702-434-7692. 

PLEASE RECYCLE! 

ALL FEES 

WAIVED* 

*Exceptional Military Discounts 

at any of our four Prime Locations! 

HERITAGE ESTATES 

1 Bdrm $540 • 2 Bdrm $640 

3 Bdrm $720 

4870 Nellis Oasis Lane 

702.644.1880 

Tennis & Basketball Courts 

*Full-size washer-dryer (select units) 

THE TERRACE 

1 Bdrm $620 • Sm 2 Bdrm $620 

Lrg 2 Bdrm $740 • 3 Bdrm $760 

3975 N. Nellis Blvd. 

866.835.0410 

Fitness Center • Pool • Spa 

Washer • Dryer • Gated 

Property Management Services • Home Rentals Available 

(702) 798-0928 • www.platinumvegas.com 

PLATINUM REALTY & MANAGEMENT, INC 

FOR SALE 

across from CREECH AFB 

202 Fisher Ln. 

Indian Springs, NV 

Beautiful one story retreat 

with permanent foundation 

— not a trailer! Only 30 min 

N of Vegas with Large Lot & 

Landscaping that is a must 

see!!! There is a 2bd-2ba 

Mobile Home on property 

with separate utilities that 

can be rented. The Garage, a 

Mechanic’s Dream. Loaded with workbenches, storage, a/c and 1bd-ba 

Loft! RV+ Parking, indoor spa & bbq patio included all for $299,500. 

VA ASSUMABLE LOAN TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY 

Go to realtor.com for virtual tour & pics 

Call Steven Tippie, Realtor 

for viewing or more info. 

702-480-6495 

CONSOLIDATED 

MARAVILLA APT. HOMES 

1 Bdrm $690 • Sm 2 Bdrm $715 

Lrg 2 Bdrm $800 • 3 Bdrm $870 

5024 Broken Sound Dr. 

866.742.8155 

Fitness Center • Pool 

Close to Nellis AFB & Shopping 

SUITES AT HERITAGE 

Unfurnished $400 

Furnished $460 

5025 Nellis Oasis Lane 

877.401.3685 

*Exclusive Studios - Free Utilities 

• Fully Furnished Units Available 

• Short Term Leases Available 

PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED

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BULLSEYE CLASSIFIEDS 


Minutes from Nellis AFB, East Las 

Vegas, 5 Bdrm/3 Bath 2-Story 

Tri-Level. Formal Living & Dining 

Rooms. Enclosed Huge Backyard 

w/Covered Patio. Fruit Trees. 

Near Great Schools, Shopping 

Centers, Parks, & Hollywood Recreation 

Center. Military Discount. 

$1,825/mo Plus Deposit. 702- 

301-3202. 

Townhomes For Rent 

Summerlin Parkway & Buffalo, 3 

Bedroom/2.5 Bath/2 Car Garage 

Townhome in Gated Community 

w/Pool. All Appliances Included. 

Adjacent to Summerlin. $995/ 

mo. Call 702-870-3226 & Reference 

Cherish. 

Condos For Rent 

2 Bdrm/2 Bath Condo in Northwest 

Area, Close to 215. Gated 

Community. Upstairs Unit. 

1300sf w/Attached Garage. Very 

Clean. All Appliances Staying. 

$1,200/mo. 702-524-1969 or 

702-528-5474. 

North Las Vegas, Ann/Valley, 

2 Bdrm/2 Bath 1337sf 

Condo in Gated Community 

w/Pool & Fitness Center. On 

Ground Floor w/Garage. 

Appliances Included. 

$975/mo. 702-238-7888 ext 

124. 

2 Bedroom/2 Bath, Washer/ 

Dryer, Pool/Spa, and Covered 

Parking. Water & Cable Included. 

Near Spring Mountain & Decatur. 

$850/mo. 703-255-2658 or 

703-587-9291 or Email L.and. 

M@cox.net. 

Echo Bay Condo, 2725 S. Nellis. 

Upper Level, 

2 Bdrm/2 Full Bath w/New 

Walk-in Closets. Walking Track & 

Work-out Room. $750/mo. Steve 

702-641-7948 or stevereed1@ 

aol.com. Photos. 

Bonanza Nellis Area 

2 Bdrm/2 Bath w/Fireplace 

Cathedral Ceilings & 

Garage. Near Pool. 

$750/mo. Contact 

Jennifer 702-281-9250. 

Furnished Luxury Condo, 2bdrm, 

2bath, detached garage. Includes 

pool, spa, clubhouse, gated community, 

security, pets OK 30lbs 

& less, accross from park. Immediate 

move-in $1,100/mo + 

deposit. 702-693-6318. 

2 Bedroom/2 Bath, All Appliances 

Included. All New Window 

Coverings. Close to Base. Full 

Amenities, Pool, Jacuzzi, Park, 

Gym. Deposit Flexible. $825/mo. 

Gary 702-858-4200 or edbl33@ 

yahoo.com. 

Apartments For Rent 

BRAND NEW LUXURY RESORT 

LIVING at The Reserve at Arrow 

Canyon - Now Leasing gated, spacious 

upscale 1,2, & 3 Bedroom 

Apartment Homes. Great Location 

with easy freeway access & 

close to schools and shopping. 

Pool, spa, club house, fitness 

center & media room. CALL NOW 

FOR RATES AND SPECIALS ON 

YOUR NEW APT. HOME AT 702- 

436-7799. 

4-Plex For Rent 

Cheyenne & Civic Center, 

Remodeled 2 Bdrm/2 Bath 4-Plex 

w/Washer & Dryer Hook-ups. 

Kitchen Appliances Included. 

$800/mo. 510-589-2210. 

Rooms For Rent 

$550/mo. Utilities Included. 

Tropical & North 5th. 702-251- 

8219 or 702-883-9909. 

Furnished Room, Never Lived 

in. 15-Minutes from Nellis AFB. 

Nice Neighborhood, Utilities, 

Internet, & Satellite TV Included. 

$500/mo. $250/Deposit. 702- 

604-9378. 

Rooms For Rent 

Furnished Brand New. Clean 

Home, Quiet Area, Less than 

10-Minutes from Nellis AFB. Big 

Screen TV in Living room. $500/ 

mo. Utilities/Internet Included. 

No Pets. Lilly 702-557-0432, 

John 702-557-0431 

House to Share, 15-Minute 

Drive by Street to NAFB, and 

in Nice Neighborhood. 

Includes Utilities, High-Speed 

Internet, and Cable TV. 

$500/mo. Plus 

$250/Deposit. 

Month-to-Month for Air 

Force. 702-580-3044. 

Roommate Wanted 

Share 2 Bdrm/2 Bath Apartment. 

$550/mo. Includes Utilities. No 

Pets. 50/50 Cleaning Responsibilities. 

702-426-0037. 

Ann & Decatur Area. 

Very Nice Single Story Home w/ 

Pool and BBQ in Backyard. Quiet 

Area. $500/mo. All Inclusive. 

Call 702-636-1913 or 702-280- 

9188. 

SPECIAL MILITARY DISCOUNT 

$ 95 $ 00 39 Daily • 189 Weekly 

Clean Quiet Studio • Full Kitchen 

FREE Cable/HBO • FREE Local Phone Calls 

AMERICANA 5 

4244 Las Vegas Blvd. • Las Vegas 

702-644-9595 

TOP 3 WAYS TO GET YOUR 

VA LOAN ACCEPTED ON A 

BANK OWNED HOME! 

Call 800-637-7515 

Code 040 

for a 24 hour recorded message 

Attention Nellis AFB families: 

Need to Rent, Sell, or Buy? 

We do it all - give us a call 

Jay (Ret USAF) and Gaby Lucero (Ret USAF 

spouse) would like to help make your transition 

to or from Las Vegas smooth and enjoyable. We 

value your commitment to your country, and 

we’ll give you the respect that you and your 

family deserve. 

Help celebrate our new company—we pass the savings on to you! 

Email: gabylucero1@aol.com / jaylucero1@aol.com 

Direct: 702 523.5633/ 

702 336.8606 

Office: 702 562-4112 

Roommate Wanted 

Female Only, Cheyenne/Rampart, 

$550/mo. Includes Washer/Dryer. 

Bathroom, & Utilities. 

Pool/Spa, Gated Community. No 

Smokers/Pets/Children. 702- 

339-4447. 

Room Available Near Ann/Decatur. 

12-Miles from NAFB. $700/ 

mo. Utilities Included. Garage. 

No Smokers/Pets, or Children. 

Deposit Required. Kathy 702- 

808-0142. 

Southern Highlands, Furnished 

Room w/Shared Bath in Gated 

Community. 1740sf, 3 Bdrm/2.5 

Bath, 2-Story. Wash/Dryer. All 

Utilities Included. $550/mo. 

949-280-3077. 

Advertise here by calling 

1-877-247-9288 

Today! 

Employment Opportunities 

Clerk wanted full-time or parttime, 

all shifts. Janitor for graveyard 

shift. Apply in person, Desert 

Adult Books, 4350 N. Las Vegas 

Blvd. Immediately outside Nellis 

AFB Main Gate. No Phone Calls! 

STAY ALIVE, DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE! 

WOW ONLY $ 79,999 

CONDO FOR SALE 

Rainbow / 95 A fantastic location! 

Private gated community, huge pool, 

club house & work out center. Well 

appointed 1 bedroom 1 bath over 

700 sq. ft. of carefree living. All of this for 

less than rent! 

CALL TODAY! 286-9986 

Sheire A. Lindsay 

NOW LEASING 

Brand New 1, 2 & 3 bedroom Luxury Condominiums 

Starting at $ 950 00 

We Offer 5% Military Discount 

please contact our leasing office for more information. 

Joshua Hills Condominiums 

2929 E. Centennial Parkway • North Las Vegas, NV 89081 

(702) 399-0922 

Villas at Sunrise Mountain 

Apartments 

1 Bedroom starting at $750 

2 Bedroom starting at $925 

3 Bedroom starting at $1,105 

Waived Security Deposit 

for All Active Military 

6360 E. Sahara Avenue • Las Vegas, Nevada 89142 

Minutes away from Nellis AFB 

Call for viewing: 702.207.2880

Employment Opportunities 

Drivers: Hiring Western Regional 

Company Drivers 

Big Hearted Company 

Built On Honesty & Integrity 

If YOU: Run Safe & Legal & 

Honest CDL-A w/2-Years OTR 

Good MVR/Work History 

Desire to Work for Quality 

Carrier 

Call Carly 800-552-0950 x109 

Cab Drivers Wanted 

Requirements: Must have Excellent 

English Communication 

Skills. Must have Valid Nevada 

Drivers License, Be at Least 

25-Years of Age, Pass Pre-Employment 

Drug Test, and Have 

3-Year DMV Printout. Apply at: 

5110 S. Valley View Blvd., or 

Call 702-798-3499. 

Cars & Trucks 

1994 Isuzu Pickup, Black/Gray, 

62K Miles, 5-Speed, AM/FM/ 

Cassette. Fair Condition. Asking 

$2,000. John 919-273-9535. 

2006 PT Cruiser, White, Auto, 

31,500 Miles, Auto, I-4-Cylinder, 

Very Clean, At Base Sales Lot. 

New Michelins. KBB $13,500. 

702-641-7948 

2007 Toyota Corolla LE, Gold, 

Automatic, 19K Miles, Garaged, 

Power Windows, Locks, CD, 

38mpg. Asking $14,950. 702- 

651-0420. 

Four Ford F-150 XLT Chrome 

Wheels w/New P235/7OR17 

Tires Installed and Balanced. 

$400. Chris 702-339-2025. 

2002 Pontiac Firebird, 84K-Miles, 

V6, 3.8L, Black, Automatic, 

T-Tops, Chrome Wheels. Asking 

$7,999. If Interested, Tim 

Morris 702-497-1624 or 702- 

658-1715.. 

2002 Toyota RAV4, One Owner, 

60K miles, Power Windows, 

Locks, CD Player. Incredible 

Condition. $8,000. Call Dan 72- 

632-1346 

2002 Honda Civic LX 4DR, 5- 

Speed. 88K Miles. New Belts, 

Brakes & Tires. Excellent Condition. 

$8,500. 702-496-3164 or 

702-431-2606. 

Motorcycles 

2007 Suzuki GZ250, 350 Miles. 

Only Rode on Back Streets. Great 

Starter Bike. Will Include Battery 

Charger. $3,000. Amanda 702- 

573-2402. 

1983 Honda GL650 Silver Wing, 

Well Maintained, Great on Gas, 

Good Starter Bike, Fun to Ride. 

$800. Call Tim 702-481-8256. 

2003 Suzuki DRZ125 Dirt Bike. 

150 Hours, Great Starter Bike. 

Runs Good. $1,300. OBO. 

Please Call 702-677-0041. 

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Furniture & Appliances 

Bed $120. New Queen orthopedic 

Mattress w/box spring & 

Warranty. Still in plastic. Other 

sizes available. Please Call 702- 

283-4414. 

Used Hotpoint Stove, Excellent 

Condition. Basic Model. $150. 

702-525-8966. 

Off White Sectional Sleeper Sofa 

w/Brown Throw Pillows. $100 

OBO, Coffee Table $30, End 

Table $15, Wicker Chair $15. 

702-523-1186 

Whirlpool Electric Dryer, Like 

New $200 OBO. Call 702-553- 

5749. 

Black Metal Bunk Bed (Twin on 

Top & Full/Futon on Bottom), 

Kids Craft Table w/2 Benches. 

702-577-8744. 

Microwave 2.0 cu.ft. w/Multiple 

Functions. Brushed Aluminum 

Front in Color. $80. Call 210- 

563-2970. 

Dark Wood Queen Bed Frame 

with Head/foot Board. Modern 

Black Table Lamp, Sturdy Wood 

Bedside Table, Handy Storage 

Ottoman. 702-395-0116 

Moving Sale! Couch, Dining Table 

w/6 Chairs, Matching China 

Hutch. 36” TV w/Stand. 2 New 

Exercise Machines (Bikes). 949- 

280-3077. 

Misc. For Sale 

Flat Screen 15” Monitor $25. 

Microwave $30. TV Stand, Black, 

Glass Front w/Shelves, Side 

Storage Cabinets $40. Call 702- 

528-8861. 

Bachmann “Chattanooga” HO 

Scale Electric Train, 155 Pieces. 

47”x38” Oval E-Z Track w/45- 

Piece Track Pack. New $200. 

Cash $75. 702-646-0463. 

55 Gallon Fish Tank. Smooth 

Rounded Front w/No Corners. 

$200. Call 210-563-2970. 

New ABUs-2x 46R Tops + 3x 

38R Pants Pockets Sown, SSgt 

Stripes and AF Tapes w/6XL Tan 

T-Shirts. $150. 702-478-9805. 

Bratz Comforter w/2 Pillow 

Shams and a Sauce Chair. Same 

Items w/Tinkerbell. Baby Doll Accessories. 

702-577-8744. 

Playstation 3 w/80Gbs Hard 

Drive, 2-Controllers, Madden 

09, All Cables. Works Perfectly. 

$400 Negotiable. Steve 702- 

286-3637. 

$3,500 Jack Daniels New Pool 

Table 4’8”. 2-JD Sticks, Cue-Ball, 

Brush, Rack, Standard Ball Set, 

Retails $4,500. Jamie 702-755- 

3456. 

Variety of Longaberger Baskets. 

Call Nancy for Details. 702-658- 

3355. 

Misc. For Sale 

Variety Ring Sling Carriers. Newborn-Toddler. 

Includes Bag & 

Instructions. 100% Cotton. Nylon 

Rings. $30. Order or Questions 

ringslings4u@yahoo.com. 

Cal Spa Hot Tub, Seats 5 Adults 

$750. OBO. Call 702-468- 

5704. 

CDs for Sale $1/ea. Huge Selection 

Including Rock, Pop, R&B, 

Oldies, Country, Classical, Jazz, 

Latin, Soundtracks, Christmas. 

Call 702-395-0116. 

Lawnmower $50. Garage Door 

Opener w/Remote $50. 702- 

773-4680. 

10-Speed Raleigh, 27”, Derailleur. 

In Very Good Condition. $58. 

Nintendo, N64, Plus Tetrisphere 

& Madden 98 $35. Don 702- 

431-3886. 

Misc. Wanted 

Double Deck Pinochle, Non- 

Smoking Mondays & Thursdays, 

6:30pm. Southwest. Semi-Annual 

Tournaments. 702-466-3919 or 

Visit pinochlelasvegas.com. 

Misc. For Rent 

Santa Suit Rental - Why Pay 

Big Money Downtown!! $65 

for the Complete Suit & 

Beard. Call 702-498-9615 

For Details. 

Business Opportunities 

Need Additional Income? Learn 

to Operate a Mini-Office Outlet 

Working from your Home Computer! 

Tax Advantages & Time 

Freedom Too! www.tinas-minioffice.com. 

Pets 

PCSing, 10-Month Old German 

Shepherd Mix Free to Permanent, 

Loving Home. Spayed, Shots 

Current, Indoors Only. 702-476- 

8864. 

Need to Give Away, 2 7-Month 

Old Kittens, Can go Together or 

Separate. Please Call 702-622- 

5208. 

3-Female, 3-Male Cats, Can go 

Separately or Together. Fixed, 

Shots Current. Please Give Them 

a Home. Call 702-471-8036. 

PCS’ing - Free to Good Home, 

2-Year Old Pitbull, Well Trained 

and Great w/Kids. Call Amanda 

702-443-1456. 

Garage & Yard Sales 

PCSing Yard Sale! November 

21st, 0700-? Everything Must 

Go! 5070 John Chapman Parkway, 

New Base Housing. 

Garage & Yard Sales 

Yard Sale, 25 JR Crane, Old Nellis 

Terrace, 7am-?? Tons of Boys 

Clothes Sizes 6-Months to 2T. 

Cookbook Yard Sale Saturday 

November 22nd, 8am-12pm, 27 

Hunter Dr. 200+ Books - Large 

Variety. 

Yard Sale Saturday, November 

22nd, 8am-11am, 2B Falk Dr, 

Manch Manor. Everything Must 

Go! 

Yard Sale, 31 Hunter Dr, Nellis 

AFB. Sleep Late! Sale Starts 

8am-? Woman’s Clothing, Household 

Items, & Much More! 

Saturday, November 22nd, 8am- 

?? 4997 John Chapman Parkway. 

Girls’ Clothes 0-24 Months. Toys, 

Books, Household Items, & Lots 

More. 

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a CFC participant • provided as a public service 

Make a Difference 

You can make a difference in someone’s life 

working for Advantage. We do fundraising for 

non-profit organizations. It’s a great part-time 

opportunity that will allow you to help others and 

earn an extra income. For more information about 

this wonderful opportunity. 

Call Vanessa (702) 696-0154 

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Assisted Living, Rooms Available 

3 Healthy Meals & Snack 

Full Supervised Personal Care 

Medication, Bathing, Dressing 

& All Personal Hygiene Care 

Supervised Daily Activities 

Based on Patient Capabilities 

Laundry Services Provided 

Diligent Care 1 & 2 

Board & Care Facility 

Call Delores: 702-525-9719 

Care from the Heart 

8515 Edna, Suite 140, Las Vegas, NV 89147 • 702-460-8143 

VA Loans are by far the ABSOLUTE BEST 

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With over 24,000 homes on the market in the Las Vegas area 

NOW is the time to buy! 

VA Loans are available to veterans of military service and active 

duty and reservists. Your eligibility for a VA loan depends on 

your length of service and your discharge status. You can apply 

for a VA loan if you’re active duty, retired, or even a reservist. 

This loan allows for 100% financing of the purchase price of 

the home and does not require any monthly mortgage insurance, 

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means you do NOT HAVE TO PUT ANY MONEY DOWN. 

• Dept. of Veterans Affairs has NO CREDIT or FICO score 

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• Your loan is guaranteed by the Dept. of Veterans Affairs! 

My name is Tommy Leigh. I’m a Broker at the Prime Financial 

Group, INC. and a veteran of the United States Air Force. 

Please contact me for a full information packet on VA loans. 

Tommy Leigh - Sr. Mortgage Broker 

Direct Contact 1-702-460-8143 

Tommysellshomeslv@hotmail.com

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2007 Ford Mustang 

Shelby GT 500 Cobra 

579 Miles 

Collectors Car 

$ 54,999 

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Call Dewey Carver, USAF Ret. 

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Omni Financial a leader in the military consumer finance field for over 58 years 

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