Fort Carson The Mountain Post ? 2013 Post Guide & T ... - Keep Trees

CONTENTS 

Welcome ..............................4 

Housing ................................8 

Health Services .................... 12 

Carson Community ............... 16 

Units .................................. 30 

History ............................... 46 

Training Areas ..................... 48 

Net Zero Fort Carson ............. 50 

Recreation and Leisure .......... 52 

Surrounding Communities ...... 56 

Area Attractions ................... 58 

Post and Area Maps ....... Foldouts 

Telephone Directory ...White Pages 

Military Buyer’s Guide .. Yellow Pages 

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Welcome to 


Fort Carson is located just south of Colorado Springs at the base of the Rocky Mountains. 

The unparalleled beauty and mild climate of Colorado Springs make it a gateway to outdoor 

activities. Many internationally known ski areas and some of the nation’s most scenic parks 

and finest hunting and fishing areas are located within a short drive. Fort Carson 

Families have easy access to the many cultural attractions of 

“The Springs” and the bright lights of nearby Denver. 

Fort Carson is one of two installations designated by the Army to achieve “Net Zero” energy, water 

and waste by 2020. As part of a Net Zero installation community, Soldiers, Family members and staff 

all play a part in conserving water and energy and reducing, reusing and recycling waste to achieve 

these goals. 

Whether you have already arrived at Fort Carson or have just received orders to report here, the 

information in this publication will help you get settled and take advantage of the on- and off-post 

services and attractions for your enjoyment. 

Photo: Downtown Colorado Springs 

© John Hoffman 

CliMatE anD altituDE 

The Colorado Springs area has a mild year-round climate. In January, the coldest month, temperatures 

average a high of 43 degrees Fahrenheit and a low of 23, with a mean of 33 degrees. The area averages 

37 inches of snow annually. 

August, the warmest month, has an average high of 84 degrees and a low of 61 

degrees, with a mean of 73 degrees. 

Fort Carson’s elevation is above 6,000 feet, and some newcomers may experience 

slight fatigue at first. Because of the elevation, new personnel are allowed 30 days 

to adjust to the altitude and to reach Fort Carson fitness standards. 

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EntErinG Fort Carson 

Incoming personnel with valid military identification can enter through any gate. 

Visitors without military identification must enter through Gate 1. In accordance with 

Department of the Army guidance, Fort Carson no longer requires vehicle decals. All 

vehicles are subject to search at any of the installation’s gates. 

To enter Fort Carson, you must have a valid driver’s license, vehicle registration and 

proof of current insurance. 

For more information, during normal duty hours call the 

Vehicle Registration Office at (719) 524-1896. 

GEttinG HErE 

Fort Carson is 60 miles south of Denver on 

Interstate 25, exit 135, South Academy Boulevard, 

or exit 140A, Nevada Avenue (State Highway 115). 

The Colorado Springs Airport is 

currently served by eight airlines and 

is about 10 miles from Fort Carson. 

The Greyhound bus terminal is at 120 

S. Weber St. in Colorado Springs. Its 

phone number is (719) 635-1505. 


Welcome to Fort Carson 

ColoraDo roaD ConDitions 

Colorado weather can be erratic. Mountain passes are 

frequently closed due to snow and ice or mudslides — even 

in summer months. During winter months, storms may suddenly 

develop. Preparation is key to staying safe. 

If you are traveling in the winter, come prepared. It is 

advisable to have equipment such as tire chains, blankets, 

flashlights and bottled water for emergency situations. The 

Colorado State Highway Patrol road conditions are updated 

around the clock; call (303) 639-1111. 

in-ProCEssinG 

All incoming military personnel should 

report to the Fort Carson Welcome Center, 

Building 1218, during duty hours. The 

Welcome Center is at the corner of Wetzel 

Avenue and Ellis Street. From 2:30 p.m. to 

6 a.m., incoming military personnel should 

report to the U.S. Army Replacement 

Detachment, Building 1013, on the corner 

of Wetzel Avenue and O’Connell Street. 

It is not necessary to report in uniform. 

The detachment operates 24 hours a 

day. Soldiers will receive in-processing 

instructions after signing in. Allow four days 

to in-process. 

Be sure to have dental, medical, 

financial and personnel records, orders, 

and a Department of the Army Form 31 

(leave form). If your finance records are in 

order, you will normally be paid your travel 

entitlements within five days of your first day 

of in-processing. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CIVILIANS 

Department of the Army civilians should report to Building 

1118, 1626 Ellis St., Room 161, at 7:45 a.m. on the first day of 

their employment at Fort Carson. For information on employment 

at Fort Carson, call 526-8341 or DSN 691-8341. 

WHERE TO STAY 

Staff sergeants and below, unaccompanied by their Families, 

will receive temporary billeting at the Replacement Detachment. 

Those accompanied by their Families or in the rank of sergeant 

first class and above should contact the Colorado Inn, Building 

7301, the post’s temporary lodging facility. 

The Colorado Inn is operated on a first-come, first-served 

basis. Reservations can be made up to 60 days in advance. Temporary-duty 

personnel and permanent change of station Families 

will be housed on a priority basis. Currently, there are 177 rooms 

available for service members on post. Only nonsmoking rooms 

are available. Children under 16 stay free. Pets are not allowed 

at the Colorado Inn except in a limited number of pet-friendly 

rooms, available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Colorado 

Inn has also contracted with several local hotels to provide 

rooms for overflow personnel. These hotel contracts provide for 

lower-than-normal rates for military personnel and their Families. 

For more information or to make a reservation, call 526-4832, ext. 

0. The Colorado Inn is open 24/7 daily. People can view rooms or 

make online reservations at www.carson.army.mil; click on the 

“newcomers” link on the left-hand side. 


HOUSEHOLD GOODS 

Contact the Joint Personal Property Shipping Office as soon 

as possible. The office will coordinate delivery of household goods, 

unaccompanied and hold baggage. For more information or for 

delivery coordination, call 554-9298. Claims on damaged shipments 

are handled by the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate. 

WEAPONS REGISTRATION 

Military personnel assigned or attached to Fort Carson, civilian 

employees, visitors or anyone wishing to bring a firearm onto the 

installation must register the weapon with the Vehicle Registration 

Office, Building 6012, within five working days after acquisition of the 

firearm or initial arrival at Fort Carson. 

Privately owned firearms may only be transported on Fort Carson 

if the individual is transporting the weapon to or from a place of authorized 

storage, sale, hunting area, hunter safety class, firing range 

or gun/repair shop. 

Persons with firearms registered at the VRO must clear 

their registration upon departure from The Mountain Post. For 

details, call (719) 524-1896. 

Post regulations make it illegal to possess, store, maintain 

or display a blackjack, gravity or inertia knife, switchblade, 

stun gun, zip gun or any other instrument designed to injure or 

cause death. Weapons should not be stored in vehicles under 

any circumstances. 


Dog Bone Barracks 

If a Soldier is taking permissive TDY for house hunting, the 

leave form must be stamped and dated by the Housing Services 

Office before starting permissive TDY or the Soldier will be charged 

leave for that period. 

The Housing Services Office maintains a list of available 

rentals; briefs individuals on the local area; reviews, clarifies or 

explains lease contracts; mediates disputes between tenants 

and landlords; inspects off-post rental housing for suitability; 

obtains assurance of nondiscriminatory rental practices; maintains 

a display of area maps; provides computers, sales booklets and 

brochures; and provides transportation for Soldiers and Family 

members in search of off-post rentals when a privately owned 

vehicle is not available. 

The Army Housing Referral Network, a DOD-sponsored site, 

is designed to improve and speed up the process for service 

members and their Families to secure available off-base 

community housing rentals. Log on to www.ahrn.com. 

After completing the AHRN registration process, service 

members will be able to: 

• Search for available rental listings in and around 

military installations 

• Review information of all available properties listed within 

the AHRN database 

• Contact available property owners/Realtors 

• Obtain driving directions to available rental properties 

• For Sale by Owner (Military Owners only) 

VoluntEEr rEaltor ProGraM 

The purpose of the Fort Carson Volunteer Realtor Program is to 

assist the housing counselors in this endeavor and to furnish rental 

and sales listings through the Multiple Listing Service System. 

Services include printed rental and sales listings, information 

regarding application procedures, interest rates, and various types 

of mortgage loans. For information, call 526-7578 or visit the 

Colorado Inn, Building 7301, Room 108. 

army regulation requires Soldiers to report 

to the Housing Service Office at 7301 

Woodfill Road, Room 104, before making any 

permanent off-post living arrangements. Call 

(719) 526-2323/2322/5219. 

on-Post HousinG 

Fort Carson is proud to have been the first Army installation to 

have privatized housing. Housing is available for all ranks. 

Housing units range in size from two to four bedrooms. Some 

housing is handicap accessible. Leasing, assignments and 

terminations of on-post housing are conducted by Balfour Beatty 

Communities, located in Building 6800, Prussman Boulevard. 

Stoves, dishwashers and refrigerators are provided, and hook-ups 

for washers and dryers are in all homes. Residents are responsible 

for gas/electric use in excess of an established baseline as per 

the Department of the Army Resident Responsibility Program. 

Residents may also receive a refund each month for conserving. 

Water, wastewater and refuse service is provided, and telephone 

and cable service is available at the residents’ expense. Balfour 

Beatty Communities maintains waiting lists for different groupings 

(junior enlisted, senior enlisted, junior officer, etc.) when demand 

in each grouping exceeds the housing supply. 

Soldiers from anywhere in the world can access information 

by visiting the Balfour Beatty Communities website at www. 

fortcarsonfamilyhousing.com or by calling (719) 579-1606. 


ARAPAHOE, CHEROKEE AND 

CHOCTAW VILLAGES 

(1,007 homes) 

Junior enlisted homes (private-staff sergeant) 

These townhomes feature two, three and 

four bedrooms; central air conditioning and 

heating; washer and dryer hook-ups; separate 

storage; and fenced backyards. 

Privatized Housing 

Housing 

Cherokee Choctaw 

Sioux 

Apache 

COMANCHE VILLAGE 

(90 homes) 

Junior NCO homes (sergeant-staff sergeant) 

These townhomes feature three and 

four bedrooms; two-and-a-half bathrooms; 

breakfast nook; separate living and dining 

room areas; oversized single car garage; 

patio; and fenced backyards. 

*** There are a number of homes that meet UFAS standards for adaptability*** 

Arapahoe 

Comanche 

Shoshoni 

SHOSHONI, SIOUX AND APACHE VILLAGES 

(584 homes) 


These ranch-style homes feature two, three 

and four bedrooms; two-and-a-half bathrooms; 

central air conditioning and heating; 

washer and dryer hook-ups; separate storage; 

handicap-accessible; covered carports; and 

fenced backyards. 


Cheyenne 

Housing 

BLACKfOOT HILL 

(86 homes) 

Senior NCO homes 

(master sergeant-sergeant major) 

These ranch and two-story single-family 

homes feature three and four bedrooms; 

two-and-a-half bathrooms; breakfast nook; 

separate living and dining room areas; 

oversized single-car garage; patio and fenced 

backyards; and handicap-accessible ranches. 

KIOWA VILLAGE 

(234 homes) 


(staff sergeant-sergeant first class) 

These townhomes feature two, three and four 

bedrooms; two-and-a-half bathrooms; breakfast nook; 

separate living and dining room areas; oversized 

single-car garage; patio and fenced backyards. 

DAKOTA RIDGE VILLAGE 

(216 homes) 

Junior NCO homes 

(sergeant-staff sergeant) 

These townhomes feature four bedrooms; 

two-and-a-half bathrooms; central air conditioning 

and heating; living and dining room areas; den; 

storage rooms; oversized one- and two-car 

garages; patios; and fenced backyards. 

Kiowa 

Pawnee 

CHEYENNE VILLAGE 

(172 homes) 

Junior NCO homes (sergeant-staff sergeant) 


four bedrooms; central air conditioning and 

heating; washer and dryer hook-ups; separate 

storage; and fenced backyards. 

PAWNEE 

(158 homes) 


These townhomes feature two, three and four 

bedrooms; two-and-a-half-bathrooms; separate 

living and dining room areas; and 

patio and fenced backyards. Some 

are handicap-accessible. 

Blackfoot 

Dakota Ridge 

Village 

Pawnee 


Navajo North 

NAVAJO SOUTH 

(98 homes) 


(staff sergeant-master sergeant) 




room areas; oversized single-car garage; 


Ute Hill 

IROQUOIS VILLAGE 

(300 homes) 

Junior officers/senior NCO homes 

(second lieutenant-captain/warrant officer-warrant 

officer 3/master sergeant-sergeant major) 

These duplex-style homes feature three and 


central air conditioning and heating; living and 

dining room areas; storage rooms; oversized 

two-car garages; patios; and fenced backyards. 

Navajo South 

Iroquois Village 

Chippewa Village 

Housing 

NAVAJO NORTH 

(149 homes) 


(staff sergeant-master sergeant) 




room areas; oversized single-car garage; 


UTE HILL 

(94 homes) 

Field grade homes 

(major/warrant officer 4-colonel) 

These ranch-style or two-story, single-family 

homes feature three and four bedrooms; 

two-and-a-half bathrooms; breakfast nook; 

separate living and dining room areas; oversized 

single or double-car garages; patio and fenced 

backyards; and handicap-accessible ranches. 

CHIPPEWA VILLAGE 

(180 homes) 

Junior enlisted homes (private–staff sergent) 

These fourplex style townhomes feature four bedrooms; 

two-and-a-half bathrooms; central air conditioning and 

heating; living and dining room areas; fenced-in patio; and a 

one-car garage (handicap-accessible homes have a two-car 

garage) with storage. Chippewa Village is within walking 

distance to the PX and Weikel Elementary School. 


Health Services 

EVans arMY CoMMunitY HosPital (EaCH) 

Evans Army Community Hospital is in Building 7500 off Titus Boulevard, near the golf course. The five-story hospital 

has a 78-bed capacity, and an adjoining two-story clinic building contains 400 examination and treatment rooms. A 

common-area atrium connects the two sections of Evans hospital. This area includes the main entrance, medical library, 

chapel and pharmacy. 

Adjacent to the hospital is the three-story Woods Soldier Family Care Center. This houses a family medicine clinic, 

pediatrics, a 24-chair dental clinic, physical therapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, orthopedics, chiropractic, outpatient 

records, ancillary radiology, laboratory services, pharmacy services and the Child and Family Assistance Center. 

The hospital also has three external family medicine clinics on Fort Carson and one in north-central Colorado Springs. 

Military Families can enroll in TRICARE Prime by 

visiting EACH’s TRICARE Service Center in Room 

1011, first floor of the main hospital near the west 

entrance. TRICARE Prime provides patients with the 

best means of access to health care at EACH. Family 

members must be enrolled in TRICARE Prime or their 

care may be limited. TRICARE Standard patients are 

seen on a space-available basis only. 

The Patient Administration Division of EACH helps 

Soldiers and Families order medical records from 

other military facilities and civilian hospitals, copy 

records, process birth certificates, conduct Defense 

Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System checks and initiate 

medical boards. The division also provides notary 

services and processes requests for release of medical 

information. For more information, call 526-7322. 

All patients older than 10 years of age must 

present an identification card for treatment at EACH. A 

parent or guardian must accompany children under 18. 

All military Family members must be enrolled 

in DEERS prior to receiving nonemergency medical 

care. Records for Family members are maintained 

at the hospital and are delivered to the clinic for 

appointments. For those who do not have records, 

the Outpatient Records Section will create them. 

Questions concerning records may be answered by 

calling 526-7298. 


HoW to MaKE or CanCEl an aPPointMEnt 

TRICARE beneficiaries can make, cancel and reschedule 

appointments or talk to an advice nurse by calling the Pikes Peak 

Regional Access to Care line, 524- or 526-CARE (2273) or by 

accessing TRICARE Online at www.tricareonline.com. 

PatiEnt aDVoCatE oFFiCE 

The Patient Advocate Office serves patients who have 

questions, problems or concerns about medical care or medical 

staff. It also assists beneficiaries with resolving medical debt 

collection and issues with TRICARE claims. For more information, 

call 526-7225; for billing issues call 524-5783; for Front Desk 

information, call 526-9722. After duty hours (AOD), contact the 

administrative officer of the day at 526-7001/7002. 

EMErGEnCY DEPartMEnt 

Patients requiring emergency care should be taken 

directly to the hospital’s Emergency Department. Emergency 

services are available 24 hours a day. The telephone number 

is 526-7111. Patients are seen on a medical priority basis 

based on the seriousness of the injury or illness, not 

necessarily in the order of arrival. 

Welcome Health to Fort Services Carson 

aMbulanCE sErViCE 

For ambulance service on Fort Carson, call 911 from any 

civilian or military phone. The Fort Carson ambulance service will 

respond to on-post emergencies only. Civilian ambulances will 

respond to off-post emergencies. 



PHarMaCY sErViCEs 

Prescribed formulary medications and refills are dispensed 

without charge to eligible military beneficiaries. The main hospital 

outpatient pharmacy is open Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. 

to 6 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Federal holiday hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The pharmacy is closed 

on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. 

Full-service pharmacies are also located within the Family 

Medicine Clinics, including DiRaimondo, Robinson, Premier Army 

Health Clinic and in the Woods Soldier Family Care Center for 

patients receiving care at these clinics. Operating hours for these 

pharmacies are listed at http://evans.amedd.army.mil/pharmnew. 

Prescription refills should be ordered in advance either by 

phone at 524-4081 or (888) 745-6427, or by using the online ordering 

system: www.evans.amedd.army.mil/scripts/mgwms32.dll?M 

GWLPN=DOD&WEBAPP=PHARMACYENTRY. Refill prescriptions 

ordered before 8 a.m. Sunday through Thursday are ready within 

two duty days and generally after 2 p.m. Refills can be picked up at 

either the main Evans hospital Outpatient Pharmacy, located near 

the Dining Facility, or in the Woods Soldier Family Care Center. 

Mountain Post WEllnEss CEntEr 

The Army Wellness Center (AWC) offers a unique team 

approach created to meet the resiliency needs of Soldiers, 

Families, retirees and the civilian workforce. AWC offers expertise 

on health, fitness and nutrition in collaboration with Evans Army 

Community Hospital, Public Health Command and garrison. 

AWC uses a holistic approach to address mind, body and 

spirit, meeting the vision of Comprehensive Soldier Fitness, 

building healthy Soldiers, Families, retirees and civilian workforce. 

Core foundational programs include health assessment review, 

physical fitness, healthy nutrition, stress management, general 

wellness education and tobacco education. AWC also offers 

education on cholesterol and blood pressure, a biofeedback room 

and relaxation chair. 

The AWC mission is to provide integrated and standardized 

primary prevention programs and services that promote enhanced 

and sustained healthy lifestyles to improve the overall well-being of 

Soldiers and Family members. 

The Army Wellness Center-Fort Carson, is at 1891 Prussman 

Blvd., Building 1843. Hours of operation are Monday through 

Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call 526-3887 for an appointment. 

arMY substanCE abusE ProGraM 

Fort Carson is a drug-free community. Soldiers, Families, civilian 

employees and retirees work to prevent the abuse of alcohol, the 

use of illegal drugs and abuse of prescription drugs. 

The Fort Carson ASAP mission is to strengthen the overall 

fitness and effectiveness of the Army’s total workforce and to 

enhance the combat readiness of its Soldiers through its care. 

The Alcohol and Drug Control officer of the Army Substance 

Abuse Program at Fort Carson is the point of contact for ASAP 

programs and services. The ASAP team office is at 1638 Elwell St., 

Building 6236. Call 526-2181 for more information. 

Fort Carson’s clinical ASAP is located at 1636 Elwell St. The 

ASAP clinic staff assesses, evaluates and treats active-duty Soldiers, 

refers for detoxification and residential treatment and refers 

civilians for treatment as necessary. Call the ASAP clinic 

at 526-2862. 


u.s. arMY DEntal aCtiVitY 

Complete dental care is available for all active-duty Soldiers. 

Fort Carson has state-of-the-art dental facilities. Commanders and 

first sergeants will direct Soldiers to the appropriate facility. For 

more information, call DENTAC Headquarters at 526-2006. 

Due to limited resources and an emphasis on active-duty 

dental readiness, there is no space available for Family members. 

Family members of active-duty Soldiers may apply to be enrolled 

in the TRICARE Dental Program. Services covered under TDP 

include endodontics, periodontics, oral surgery, prosthodontics, 

orthodontics, crowns and other cast restorations in addition to 

preventive, diagnostic, emergency, anesthesia and restorative 

services. Enrollment forms may be downloaded at https://employ 

eedental.metlife.com/dental/public/EmpEntry.do or obtained by 

visiting a local uniform service personnel office, dental treatment 

facility or Evans Army Community Hospital’s Patient Representative 

Office. For more information, call MetLife at (855) 638-8371. 

aFtEr-Hours EMErGEnCY DEntal CarE 

After-hours dental emergencies for active-duty Soldiers 

(bleeding, swelling or trauma) should report to Evans Army 

Community Hospital emergency room. Family members should 

contact their civilian providers for emergency care. 

Fort Carson VEtErinarY CEntEr 

To promote the health and well being of animals owned by 

military personnel, the Fort Carson Veterinary Center sees pets 

on an appointment-only basis. The clinic has full surgical and 

diagnostic capabilities. For more information or to schedule an 

appointment, call 526-3803. The VTF is at 1535 Sheridan Ave. 

in Building 6190. 

Anyone who owns pets and lives on post must abide by Fort 

Carson Regulation 40-5 and the Fort Carson Family Housing Guide: 

• Register pets with the VTF within 10 days of arrival, or after 

acquiring a new pet. Fort Carson residents are limited to two 

pets in post quarters. 

• Have all puppies and kittens vaccinated with an initial series 

of shots beginning at 6 to 8 weeks of age, every three to four 

weeks until 16 weeks of age and annually thereafter. Have all 

pets vaccinated for rabies at 16 weeks of age and annually 

thereafter. The rabies identification tag must be placed on the 

animal’s collar. 

• Have pets microchipped. This involves placing a microchip 

the size of a grain of rice underneath the skin in the pet’s 

shoulder area. This is a means of permanent identification 

and is mandatory for pets living on Fort Carson. 


• Provide adequate food, water and shelter for animals; remove 

pet waste daily. 

• Animals must be under proper control at all times and cannot 

roam freely. Animals will not be left unaccompanied in vehicles. 

• For those who live off post and within the city limits of 

Colorado Springs, their dogs and cats must be vaccinated 

against rabies annually. Dogs must be licensed within 30 days 

of arrival and annually thereafter. 

Contact the VTF for information concerning licensing agencies. 

The clinic hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 

7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The clinic is closed on holidays and the last 

working day of the month. These hours are subject to change on 

very short notice based on mission requirements. 

Warrior transition battalion (Wtb) 

In the summer of 2007, the Army Medical Action Plan was 

created to help develop solutions to improve processes and 

procedures for providing care to ill and injured Soldiers at Army 

and VA medical treatment facilities. 

The mission of the Fort Carson WTB is to provide command 

and control, primary care and case management for warriors in 

transition to establish conditions for their healing and to promote a 

timely return to the force or transition as a veteran to civilian life. 

Every Soldier in the WTB 

receives a detailed, comprehensive 

care plan detailing a 

plan of action to medically heal 

the Soldier. This plan, in turn, 

is an integral part of a detailed 

comprehensive transition plan 

that addresses medical care, 

spiritual welfare, behavioral 

health counseling, family counseling, 

education and meaningful, 

productive employment. 

For more information, 

contact 524-1301. 


Carson 

Community 

SCHOOLS 

Fort Carson is served by Fountain-Fort Carson 

School District 8. Four elementary schools 

and a middle school are located on post. 

• Weikel Elementary School serves children in preschool 

through fifth grade. For more information, call 358-4320. 

• Patriot Elementary School serves children in kindergarten 


• Mountainside Elementary School serves kindergarten 


• Abrams Elementary School serves kindergarten through 

fifth grade. For more information, call 382-1490. 

• Fort Carson Middle School serves sixth through eighth grade. 

For more information, call 382-1610. 

• High school students are transported via school bus to 

Fountain-Fort Carson High School in Fountain. 


Several school districts serve the communities 

surrounding Fort Carson: 

• Colorado Springs School District 11 

(north of post), 520-2000 

• Cheyenne Mountain School District 12 

(northwest of post), 475-6100 

• Harrison School District 2 

(north of post), 579-2000 

• Widefield School District 3 

(east of post), 391-3000 

• Falcon School District 49 

(northeast of post and Colorado Springs), 495-3601 

• Academy School District 20 

(north of post in northern Colorado Springs), 260-0604 

• Manitou Springs School District 14 

(west of post and Colorado Springs), 685-2024 

There are also many private and charter schools in the area. 

For more information, contact the Fort Carson School Liaison 

Office, Building 1518, Prussman Blvd., or call 526-1101. 


CHilD, YoutH anD sCHool sErViCEs 

(CYss), YoutH EDuCation suPPort sErViCEs 

Kindergarten through 12th grade and post-secondary school 

liaison services can assist Families with public, private or homeschool 

issues. Located in Building 1518, Youth Education Support 

Services has information concerning Colorado Springs, El Paso 

County and Pueblo County schools; surrounding community 

schools; private schools; homeschool information; and scholarship 

and post-secondary education information. For details, call 

526-4255 or 526-1071. 

CYSS Youth Education Liaison Services offers youth 

sponsorship training and the Youth Sponsorship Council. The 

liaisons also provide homeschool programming and support the 

Youth Action Council and permanent change of station and grade 

advancement transition assistance, as well as post-secondary 

education preparation information. CYSS Liaison Education 

and Outreach Services provides information on all schools 

serving Fort Carson, including those off post. They also provide 

information on transitioning from one district to another, and 

between elementary and middle school, and middle and high 

school. For more information, call 526-2301. 

CHilD, YoutH anD sCHool sErViCEs 

Fort Carson Child, Youth and School Services provides a 

variety of programs and services to children ages 6 weeks to 

18 years. Programs and services are based upon the growth 

and development of children and meet national and Army 

standards. Regardless of the program, length of stay or age 

of the child/youth, the service is based upon age-appropriate 

practices. Information and registration for any Child, Youth 

and School Services program can be obtained at Building 1518. 

Registration is free. Call 516-1100/1101 for information. 

CHilD DEVEloPMEnt CEntErs 

Child, Youth and School Services programs consist of 

full-day services for registered children ages 6 weeks to 5 years, 

and hourly care for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years. The part-day 

preschool is for children ages 3 to 5 and the Part Day Strong 

Beginnings program is for children eligible for kindergarten the 

following school year. Morning and afternoon sessions are 

available Monday through Friday. Registration for all CYSS 

programs is in Building 1518; call 526-1100/1101 for 

information. 

The Child Development Centers on the installation 

are as follows: 

The East Child Development Center, in Building 6058 on the 

corner of Nelson and Martinez, provides full-day services only. The 

center is open Monday through Friday from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

The West Child Development Center, in Building 6060 on 

Coleman, provides full-day care services. The center is open 

Monday through Friday from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

The Ivy Child Development Center, on Prussman Boulevard, 

Building 1840, in the Resiliency Campus, provides full-day and 

hourly care. The center is open from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday 

through Friday for full-day care and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for hourly 

care. For reservations, call 526-2463. 

The Aspen Child Development Center, Building 4356 on Funk 

Avenue inside Gate 3, is a full-day care center, kindergarten services 

for Abrams and Mountainside Elementary schools and Part-Day 

Strong Beginnings. It houses children ages 6 weeks-Kindergarten 

and is open Monday through Friday from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Carson Community 

Cheyenne Mountain Child Development Center is in 

Building 6203 on Harr Avenue just south of the main Fort Carson 

entrance at Gate 1. Cheyenne Mountain CDC provides full-day 

child care, before and after kindergarten care for Weikel and 

Patriot Elementary schools, and part-day preschool. It houses 

children ages 6 weeks to kindergarten and is open Monday 

through Friday from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Monarch Child Development Center, Building 2764, is on 

Womack Street near Gate 20. It is a full-day child care center and 

serves children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. The center is open from 

5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

Timberline Multi-functional CDC is on the corner of Ware 

and Ellis Streets and will offer 26 hourly care spaces. The facility 

will also house SKIESUnlimited instructional class programs. The 

child care hours for this program are from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Monday through Friday. 

FaMilY CHilD CarE 

Army-certified Family Child Care homes are available on the 

installation. FCC providers offer age-appropriate activities in a 

homelike environment. The small group size allows children to 

develop close relationships with caregivers and other children. 



The FCC program offers full-day, part-time, part-day and hourly 

care. Overnight, weekend, holiday hours and extended care (up 

to 14 days) are available for single and dual military parents. This 

care is also available for military and civilian working couples and 

for single civilian patrons. The care is for mission-related duty 

or with a documented civilian work schedule. The FCC office is 

located in Building 1518, Prussman Boulevard, across the street 

from the fire station. Registration for all CYSS programs is in 

Building 1518; call 526-1101 for information. 

KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM 

The kindergarten programs include a before- and after-school 

day care service for kindergarten children. Services are provided 

at Cheyenne Mountain CDC (Building 6203) for children enrolled 

at Weikel and Patriot Elementary Schools and Aspen CDC 

for children enrolled at Abrams and Mountainside Elementary 

Schools. Both facilities are open from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday 

through Friday. A summer day camp program is also operated 

to provide full-day care for kindergarteners during the summer 

months. Registration for all CYSS programs is in Building 1518; 

call 526-1100/1101 for information. 

SCHOOL AGE SERVICES 

Before- and after-school programs for youths in first through 

fifth grade are provided at two facilities on Fort Carson. Patriot 

SAS is in Building 6204 on Harr Avenue just south of the main 

Fort Carson entrance at Gate 1, and Mesa School Age Services 

is across the street from Abrams Elementary School. The Patriot 

and Mesa School Age Services programs are for school-age 

children in first through fifth grades and are open Monday through 

Friday from 5:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Transportation is provided to and 

from Mountainside Elementary School to the Mesa SAS facility. 

Children attending the other schools on post walk to and from 

the school-age facility. Full-day services are available for days 

when there is no school. Boys and Girls Club programs and 4-H 

are incorporated into School Age Services programming. Full-day 

camps are available during school breaks. Registration for all 

Child, Youth and School Services programs is in Building 1518; 

call 526-1100/1101 for information. 

YOUTH CENTER 

The Youth Center is on the corner of Ware Street and 

Normandy Road in Building 5950. The center offers a variety of 

programs and special events for middle- and high-school youths. 

Programming includes sports, fitness and health options; life 

skills; citizenship; leadership opportunities; arts; recreation; and 

leisure activities. 

The Youth Center offers after-school programs for middle 

school youths and teens. The after-school program is free for 

registered youth. Registration for all CYSS programs is in Building 

1518; call 526-1100/1101 for information. 

SPORTS & FITNESS 

The child and youth sports and fitness program provides 

recreational and educational programs that are fun, safe and 

nurturing. Participants are given an opportunity to learn and experience 

the fundamentals of sports, fitness and team and individual 

activities. Motor skill development aids younger children, fitness 

opportunities abound for middle and high school students, and a 

child/youth nutrition and health program serves the needs of all. 

Character education is a key component of the sports, fitness 

and nutrition programs that encourage fair play, responsibility, 

good sportsmanship and respect. 

Registration for all CYSS programs is in Building 1518; call 

526-1100/1101 for information. 

VENTURE POINT 

HIRED! is an apprenticeship and workforce preparation 

program designed to meet the career-exploration needs of teens 

ages 15 through 18. For more information, call 524-1472. 

MOBILIZATION AND DEPLOYMENT SUPPORT 

During mobilization and deployment, CYSS provides free child 

care support for Families. Family readiness group leaders or rear 

detachments can provide a list of benefits available during mobilization 

and deployment. To use any of the CYSS programs, children 

must be registered with CYSS. Information and registration 

for any CYSS program are at Building 1518. Call 516-1100/1101 

for information. 

RESOURCE AND REFERRAL OFFICE 

For overnight, weekend, full-day, part-day or drop-in child care 

in a home environment, the Resource and Referral Office is available. 

The RRO makes referrals for full-time child care to licensed 

day-care homes at Fort Carson. Children ages 4 weeks to 2 years 

may use resource and referral services. For more information and 

registration call 526-2680. 

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS) 

Army Community Service invites active-duty military, 

their Families, retirees and Department of the Army civilians 

into a world of education, opportunity and discovery. ACS 

offers services that promote self-reliance, resiliency and 

stability during war and peace. Its programs and classes are 

designed to fit a diverse and mobile community. 


The ACS Center, on the corner of Specker Avenue and Flint 

Street, is a fully accredited state-of-the-art facility that contains 

the following core programs: Army Volunteer Corps (AVC); 

Family Enrichment; Mobilization and Deployment; Employment 

Readiness; Financial Readiness; Army Emergency Relief; Outreach; 

Mayoral; Community Information, Referral and Follow-up; 

Soldier and Family Readiness; Exceptional Family Member; and 

Relocation Readiness. This facility also has its own child care 

center, which is available for use by ACS volunteers and participants 

attending ACS functions (limited child care with prior 

registration). Stop by and see all that ACS has to offer. 


aCs arMY VoluntEEr CorPs 

The Fort Carson Army Volunteer Corps can connect 

community members with volunteer opportunities throughout 

the installation and community. Volunteering allows community 

members to meet new people in interesting and varied settings, 

and enables them to grow personally while gaining a sense of 

accomplishment. Army Community Service has a place for 

people to contribute to the community, learn new skills, meet 

others, make new friends and plan their future career paths. 

Volunteer opportunities are varied and can meet diverse 

interests such as administrative, teaching classes, serving as 

community mayors, welcoming new Families and helping 

others find employment. For more information, call 526-1082 

or 526-8303. 

The Fort Carson Mayoral Program was established to 

enhance the quality of life for residents of the installation. Each 

village has an elected/appointed mayor and deputy mayor 

who act as community liaisons, representing the village and 

residents. They promote self-sufficiency for military Families, 

showing the community “how to” rather than “to do for.” For 

more information, call 526-1082 or 526-8303. 

aCs FaMilY EnriCHMEnt ProGraM 

The Army Family Action Plan identifies and recommends 

solutions to Soldier/Family-generated issues that affect the 

quality of life of the total Army family. An annual conference 

is held at Fort Carson each fall. Members of the community 

become involved in the AFAP conference by serving as 

delegates, volunteer facilitators, recorders and administrative 

assistants. For more information, call 526-4590. 

EMERGENCY SERVICES 

For all police, fire and medical emergencies, 

immediately call 911. To report all non-emergent 

crimes, call 526-2333 or counter report the incident 

at the Fort Carson Police Desk at Building 2700, 

Christie Street. 

The Fort Carson Directorate of Emergency 

Services manages a complete Enhanced 911 

Emergency Communications Center. This center 

dispatches emergency services for police, 

fire, medical, physical security and all hazard 

responses. The directorate operates a proactive 

program to discourage crime, create a safe 

environment and maintain a high quality of life on 

post. The directorate is located in Building 2701, 

Christie Street. For more information call 526-1453. 


The Army Family Team Building program improves 

personal and Family preparedness to enhance overall Army 

readiness through training workshops. AFTB prepares all 

of America’s Army — Soldiers (active, Reserve and retired), 

Department of the Army civilians and Family members of 

all these groups — to function at the highest level in varied 

situations with minimal support. AFTB classes are offered on 

a regularly scheduled basis. For nonmilitary civilian agencies, 

Army 101 is available. For more information, 

call 526-4590. 

aCs MobiliZation anD DEPloYMEnt 

rEaDinEss ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Mobilization and Deployment 

Readiness Program provides assistance to Soldiers (active 

duty, Reserve, National Guard) and their Families. The Family 

Readiness Program assists units and their Families in preparing 

for deployment. Operation READY pre-deployment briefings are 

scheduled through individual units. For more information or to 

schedule a briefing, call 526-4590. 

Family Readiness Group Leader and Rear Detachment 

Training are conducted on a regularly scheduled basis. Training 

ensures leadership is prepared for the challenges that may arise 

due to mobilization and deployments. For more information or to 

register for training, call 526-4590. 

aCs MilitarY anD FaMilY liFE 

Consultants ProGraM 

The Military and Family Life Consultants program provides 

licensed and experienced mental health professionals trained 

on military Family specific topics regarding the deployment 

cycle, military culture and reintegration. The consultants assist 

with problem-solving and life skills. For more information, call 

338-7216 or 526-4590. 

aCs EMPloYMEnt rEaDinEss ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Employment Readiness 

Program provides assistance and self-development workshops 

to military Families. ACS understands the mobile lifestyle of the 

military community and the effects and restrictions it has on 

Army spouses or dependents searching for employment and 

career advancements. This program is designed to assist the 

military Family in finding and securing employment. Information 

is available on civil service (appropriated fund employment); 



nonappropriated fund employment in recreation facilities, 

child care and other areas; government agencies including 

state, city and county; contract positions within Fort Carson 

and the community; and local companies in the surrounding 

communities. 

Employment Readiness also offers self-development 

workshops, training, counseling, career assessments, 

seminars and job fairs. Information is also available on local 

colleges, universities, educational programs (MYCAA) and 

scholarships. For more information, call 526-0452. 

aCs FinanCial rEaDinEss ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Financial Readiness Program 

provides free professional financial counseling. Services include: 

• Budget counseling 

• Debt management 

• Credit counseling 

• Financial planning and investment options 

• Personal finance seminars and classes 

• Assistance with consumer complaints and resolution of 

issues concerning local businesses 

• Free CARFAX reports (used vehicle history) 

• Home-buying and foreclosure information 

For more information, to schedule an appointment or to 

register for a class, call 526-4590. 

arMY EMErGEnCY rEliEF 

Army Emergency Relief provides emergency financial 

assistance to Soldiers (active and retired) and their Family 

members when there is an established need. Assistance is 

available for food, rent, utilities, emergency travel, vehicle repair 

and funeral expenses. AER also gives undergraduate education 

scholarships, based primarily on financial need, to children of 

active-duty and retired Soldiers. AER cannot help pay for nonessential 

items; finance ordinary leave or vacation; pay fines or legal 

expenses; help liquidate or consolidate debt; assist with home 

purchases or improvements; cover bad checks; or pay credit card 

debt. All requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. 

Active-duty Soldiers are encouraged to go through their unit 

command financial noncommissioned officer (CFNCO). If you are 

unsure whom your designated CFNCO is, call 526-4590. If AER 

assistance is needed after hours, call the AER cell phone at 

331-5278 or the American Red Cross at (877) 272-7337. 

aCs rEloCation rEaDinEss ProGraM 

Not sure how to move? Need more information on where 

you are going? The Army Community Service Relocation 

Readiness Program is here to assist. It can provide you with the 

resources to make an informed relocation decision. Available 

services include outbound consultations (individual or Family); 

relocation-related educational classes; welcome packets and 

information on military installations and communities around the 

world; free auto maps and destination directions; the Waiting 

Families Program; English as a Second Language; and The Family 

Connection. For more information, call 526-1070 or 526-4590. 

ACS also provides training to all sponsors, in accordance 

with AR 600-8-8, as they are required to complete the Installation’s 

Sponsorship Training program prior to assignment of a 

Soldier or civilian employee. For more information, call 526-1070. 

aCs FaMilY ConnECtion 

The Army Community Service Family Connection is “A 

Welcome Center for Families.” Its services include: information 

on Fort Carson and the Colorado Springs community; the ACS 

Loan Closet; a Homebuyer’s Workshop; a play area for children; 

Fort Carson welcome packets; citizenship and immigration assistance; 

a computer lab with printers; a toy and book program; 

and much more. Family members are highly encouraged to attend 

the ACS Newcomer Orientation. Participants receive an overview 

of services and programs available at Fort Carson, a tour of the 

installation and an opportunity to meet new friends. The Family 

Connection is located on Barkley Avenue in Building 1354. For 

more information, call 526-1070. 

aCs loan ClosEt 

The ACS Loan Closet provides temporary household items to 

Families that are in- and out-processing at Fort Carson. A Department 

of Defense identification card and permanent change of 

station orders are required. Available items include: hospitality kits 

(pots, pans, dishes, glasses, etc.), infant, toddler and booster car 

seats, folding tables and chairs, portable baby cribs, crock pots, 

electric skillets, vacuums, dog kennels, cots and much more. The 

ACS Loan Closet is in the Family Connection, Building 1354, off 

Barkley Avenue. For more information, call 526-1070. 

aCs MultiCultural suPPort & iMMiGration 

anD naturaliZation ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Relocation Readiness Program 

offers multicultural support services to foreign-born spouses. 

English as a Second Language is available free. Prior testing is 

required. For more information, call 526-1053. 


Multicultural support groups (German, Korean and Spanish) 

meet at the Family Connection on a regular basis. If you are 

interested in participating but a group has not been established, 

contact us to see how we can assist in establishing one. For 


The Immigration and Naturalization Program is available to 

assist all branches of the military and their Families, including 

retirees. Services include: citizenship paperwork, permanent 

resident card paperwork, petitions for Family members to come 

to the United States and much more. Due to the high demand 

for this program, appointments are preferred. For more information 

or to schedule an appointment, call 526-0457. 

aCs CoMMunitY inForMation anD 

rEFErral ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Community Information and 

Referral Program provides information on available resources and 

services for Department of Defense Identification cardholders. 

This program links local, state and federal resources. For more 

information, call 526-4590. 

aCs solDiEr anD FaMilY 

rEaDinEss ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Soldier and Family Readiness 

Program promotes individual, couple and family wellness by 

offering a comprehensive program that includes awareness, 

education and support to prevent family violence. Classes are 

offered to commanders, troops, professionals, Families and 

the community. Prevention and support services include: the 

New Parent Support Program; child safety education; nurturing 

programs; single parent support; playgroup; infant massage; 

Cooperative Parenting and Divorce; Boot Camp for New Dads; 

a Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program; marriage 

workshops; various life-skills seminars; and the Victim 

Advocacy Program. A victim advocate is a person who is there 

to help support victims in making decisions to promote safety. 

An advocate will walk with the victim through the various stages 

that may be involved in their case. The goal of advocacy is to 

support and empower victims to make their own decisions. The 

24-hour victim advocate pager number is 243-7907. For more 

information, call 526-4590. 

aCs EXCEPtional FaMilY MEMbEr ProGraM 

The Exceptional Family Member Program, working in 

concert with other military and civilian agencies, is designed to 

provide a comprehensive, coordinated, multiagency approach 

for community support, housing, medical, educational and 

personnel services to Families with special needs. 

An exceptional Family member is a Family member, 

regardless of age, with any physical, emotional, developmental 

or intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, 

education, training or counseling. The following Soldiers with 

EFMs (children and adults) will enroll in the EFMP: active duty, 

U.S. Army Reserve, USAR Active Guard Reserve Program 

(mobilized and deployed Soldiers are not eligible for enrollment 

in the EFMP) and Army National Guard AGR personnel serving 

under authority of Title 10, United States Code, and Title 32, 

United States Code. 

The EFMP enhances Soldier and Family quality of life, 

without affecting promotions, by considering a Soldier’s EFM 

needs during the assignment process. The program ensures 

that Soldiers are assigned to duty locations where they can 

complete their missions and where needed services for the 

EFM are available. 


EFMP is in place to assist Families with special needs 

with navigating systems; connecting with resources; advocacy 

(school, housing, medical, etc.); permanent change of station 

moves (both incoming and outgoing); child care using the Special 

Needs Accommodation Process; respite care (certain qualification 

criteria apply); and general information. For questions, concerns, 

referrals, etc., contact the ACS EFMP team at 526-4590. 

aCs surViVor outrEaCH sErViCEs 

Losing a loved one is one of the most difficult things anyone 

can go through. The Army Community Service Survivor 

Outreach Services (SOS) connects survivors with people who 

can help them move forward and find strength, to include a financial 

counselor and a support coordinator. Many times after 

losing a loved one there are unresolved issues or questions 

that may surface months or years after the loss. SOS staff 

understands that new issues and questions may surface long 

after the Casualty Assistance Officer has concluded his duty. 

SOS is in the Fallen Heroes Family Center on Mekong Street, 

in Building 6215. For more information, call 526-2069. 

aCs outrEaCH ProGraM 

The Army Community Service Outreach Program identifies 

family support program requirements within the community. It 

coordinates and implements comprehensive outreach initiatives 

designed to facilitate the delivery of existing services and develop 

new services based on the results of annual needs assessments. 

Such initiatives may include: one-on-one home visits for isolated 

Families, and exported outreach services to off-post housing 

locations, satellite centers and other locations and events. For 


aCs solDiEr anD FaMilY assistanCE CEntEr 

The Soldier and Family Assistance Center is a “onestop 

shop” providing support and resources to Warriors in 

Transition and their Families. Warriors are assigned to either 

the Warrior Transition Unit or are in the Disability Evaluation 

System. The SFAC is at 1481 Titus Blvd. in Building 7492. 

Transitioning Soldiers are in the process of preparing for 

“return to duty” or transitioning out of the Army. The SFAC 

provides assistance with financial counseling, employment, 

education, benefits counseling, community programs and 

social services. For more information, call 526-5807. 



aCs Warrior FaMilY CoMMunitY 

PartnErsHiP (WFCP) 

Are you looking for information about military life here 

at Fort Carson or are you trying to navigate to find the right 

service? If so, the WFCP can assist you. Our program offers 

Soldiers, Families and community members a variety of information 

and resources for on-post and Colorado’s Front Range. 

Stop in and try our touch-screen kiosks. They can help with 

directions and information anytime of day. For more information, 

call 526-8747. 

aMEriCan rED Cross 

The American Red Cross at Fort Carson has two offices. 

The main office is on the first floor of Directorate of Family and 

Morale, Welfare and Recreation in Building 1217, room 114, 

on the corner of Ellis Street and Specker Avenue. The telephone 

number is 526-2311. The volunteer office is at Evans Army 

Community Hospital, Building 7500, room 1033. The telephone 

number is 526–7144. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 

8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Services include emergency communication in the event 

of a critical accident, illness or death in a service member’s 

immediate family. In such cases, the Red Cross should be 

notified at once. The Red Cross will verify the situation and 

relay emergency leave requests, if necessary, to the proper 

military authorities. It is up to commanding officers to decide 

whether or not to grant leave. For assistance, call the Services 

to Armed Forces Center at (877) 272–7337. When an emergency 

arises that requires the presence of the service member 

or his or her Family, the Red Cross may provide access to an 

interest-free loan or grant for travel expenses. These funds 

are made available by the military aid societies. They may be 

authorized for other emergencies as well, and are disbursed 

on the basis of need. Referrals to specialized sources of help 

are also available to service members and their Families. This 

service is provided on behalf of Army Emergency Relief after 

duty hours. 

Volunteer services: Many volunteer opportunities are 

available, including service at Evans Army Community Hospital, 

post dental clinics, the main office or the local chapter. Disaster 

assistance and CPR/first aid courses are provided by the Pikes 

Peak Chapter. Call 632-3563. Hours of operation are Monday 

through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

These Red Cross services and more are available to 

service members and their Families 24/7. For more information 

about the Red Cross, call 526-2311 or reach the Pikes Peak 

Chapter at 632-3563. Visit the website at www.redcross.org 

or www.pparc.org. 

arMY CarEEr anD aluMni ProGraM CEntEr 

The Army Career and Alumni Program Center is in Building 

1118, room 133, on the corner of Ellis Street and Chiles Avenue; 

entry is through the north side of the building only. The ACAP 

offers assistance to transitioning personnel and their Families 

through individual counseling and referrals to other agencies 

on and off post that provide services relating to the transition 

process. In addition, ACAP counselors facilitate a half-day 

workshop on resume writing during the Department of Labor’s 

Transition Assistance Program. Visitors to ACAP will find 

transition materials that include: employer hiring days, job fairs 

and education expos, computerized job search capabilities including 

Internet access, a comprehensive library of transitionrelated 

books and a staff to assist patrons. 

ACAP is open Monday through Wednesday and on Friday 

from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and on Thursday from 7 a.m. to 

11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. For information or to schedule an 

appointment, call 526-1001/1002. 

DirECtoratE oF PubliC WorKs (DPW) 

The Directorate of Public Works is in Building 1219, 1626 

Evans St., between Specker and Wetzel avenues near the 

intersection of Ellis Street. DPW-related programs operating 

out of a different location are listed by building number and 

street name. 

Army Family Housing (on post), Balfour Beatty Communities 

(BBC) Inc., Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Thursday 

9 a.m. to 5 p.m.), 579-1606, www.fortcarsonfamilyhousing. 

com. Army Family Housing on Fort Carson is owned and 

operated by BBC Inc., in the Joel Hefley Community Center. For 

information on applying for on-post housing, contact the BBC 

Management Office. 

Asbestos, Lead and Toxics Program, Monday through 

Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., 526-1725. The DPW Environmental 

Division manages the Asbestos, Lead and Toxics Program. 

There are asbestos-containing building materials throughout 

most of the older buildings on Fort Carson and Piñon Canyon 

Maneuver Site. Additionally, some facilities may have lead-based 

paint, naturally occurring radon and polychlorinated biphenyls. 

The DPW protects the environment while ensuring that there are 

no exposures to Soldiers, Family members or civilians. 

Certificates of Nonavailability (CNA), Building 7301, 

room 104, Woodfill Road, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. 


to 3:45 p.m., 526-0570. The DPW Housing Division is responsible 

for and manages requests for CNAs for Fort Carson. 

Soldiers can contact the Installation Unaccompanied Housing 

(UH) Office to obtain UH and CNA information. 

Cultural Resources Program, Building 2420, Polio Street, 

Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 526-3806. The 

DPW Environmental Division manages the Cultural Resources 

Program, which ensures compliance with historic preservation 

laws, mandates and regulations while simultaneously facilitating 

the garrison support missions. 

Energy Conservation/Net Zero Energy and Water 

Conservation/Net Zero Water Program, Monday through 

Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 526-1739. The DPW Operations 

and Maintenance Division manages the Energy Conservation 

Program, including energy conservation initiatives, commanding 

general and garrison commander energy and water conservation 

policy letters and the Building Energy Monitor program. 

The program is also the lead for Fort Carson’s Net Zero energy 

and water goals. 

Environmental Compliance Assessment Team (ECAT), 

Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 526-4446. 

The DPW Environmental Division ECAT mission is to provide 

support to units, garrison directorates and tenants as they 

relate to environmental compliance and management. The 

ECAT conducts assessments of all facilities in concert with 

unit Environmental Protection Officers (EPOs) to protect the 

installation from unnecessary fines and environmental violations 

by assessing facilities on an annual, biannual, quarterly 

and monthly basis. 

Environmental Management System (EMS), Monday 

through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 524-3534 or 

(719) 526-4340. The DPW Environmental Division is the 

installation lead for the Fort Carson EMS. The EMS provides 

a framework for Fort Carson to operate in a manner in accordance 

with local, state and federal laws as they apply to 

environmental compliance. Each unit and activity on Fort 

Carson is a participating member of the EMS. 

Facility Assignments and Transfers, Monday through 

Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 526-1745. The DPW Master 

Planning Division has a step-by-step process in place for 


the assignment of facility space on Fort Carson. The Master 

Planning Division coordinates with units, organizations and 

activities requiring assignment of facility space, to include 

temporary or training requirements. 

First Sergeants’ Barracks Program 2020 (FSBP 2020) 

— See Single Soldier Housing Office. 

Forestry Program, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 

526-1667 or 526-1692. DPW Environmental Division promotes 

a healthy urban and downrange forest community through an 

integrated management approach. The program focuses on 

ensuring that Fort Carson is sustaining the urban forest by 

maintaining trees within the cantonment area. Additionally, 

Fort Carson manages the downrange forest resource for 

ecosystem health and function. Effective forest management 

supports the military training mission by improving visibility, 

maneuver and concealment. 

Fort Carson Community Council, Building 7301, room 

202, Woodfill Road, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., 

526-4388. Representatives from garrison headquarters, senior 

mission command, Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8, fire 

fighters, police, Balfour Beatty Communities, village mayors 

and DPW make up the Fort Carson Community Council. The 

council meets monthly for the purpose of improving the quality 

of life in the villages for the more than 3,000 Families who 

reside in on-post Family housing. 

Hazardous Waste Storage Facility, Building 9246, 

Butts Road, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., 

526-8003. The DPW Environmental Division manages a 

Hazardous Waste Storage Facility, which handles hazardous 

waste for units and activities on the installation. Call for an 

appointment if a large quantity is expected for turn-in. 

Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility (El Paso 

County), 3255 Akers Drive, Colorado Springs, Colo. 80922, 

520-7878. Fort Carson residents can dispose of a variety of 

household hazardous waste at the El Paso County Household 

Hazardous Waste Facility. For information about which 

household hazardous waste products the county accepts and 

disposal dates and times, visit http://adm.elpasoco.com/ 

Environmental%20Division/Household%20Hazardous%20 

Waste/Pages/default.aspx. 


Welcome Carson Community 

to Fort Carson 

Housing Services Office (HSO), Building 7301, Woodfill 

Road, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. (Thursday, 

9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.), 526-2323, 526-2322 or 526-5219. The 

DPW Housing Division HSO provides Soldiers and Families the 

following services: one-on-one support in locating adequate, 

affordable and available housing; rentals and for-sale listings; 

complaint mediation; and welcome packets that supply basic 

information about local communities, local Basic Allowance 

for Housing (BAH) rates, school information, maps and other 

housing-related information. 

Keys and Locks, Building 1225, Evans Street, 24 hours a 

day, seven days a week, 526-5345. The DPW Operations and 

Maintenance Division oversees the operations and maintenance 

contractor, who handles all requests for key replacements 

and issues relating to locks. 

Map Services (facility, road and utility maps), Monday 

through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 524-1085. The DPW Engineering 

Division provides geographic information system (GIS) 

mapping of all infrastructure, e.g., facilities, roads and utilities, 

computer-aided design (CADD) support and surveys for DPW. 

Requests for as-built(s), floor plans and specialty maps are 

also created. 

Pest Management, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 

3:30 p.m. Structural pest control at Fort Carson is performed 

under contract. Services will be provided as a reimbursable 

cost to the customer. Occupants may request pest control 

service by placing a service call to 526-5141. Weed control 

at Fort Carson is performed under contract and through the 

use of the self-help weed control program. Contracted weed 

control is generally limited to the managed turf areas, the red 

rocks and xeriscaped ornamental areas. Most other areas 

are not covered and are controlled through the use of Fort 

Carson’s self-help weed control program. For information on 

this program contact the Fort Carson Support Services by 

calling 526-5345. 

Recycling Program, Building 155 (Near Gate 3 off 

Wickersham Boulevard), Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. 

to 3 p.m., 526-5898. The DPW Operations and Maintenance 

Division maintains an active Recycle Program to help with 

the installation’s goal to achieve Net Zero waste. Fort Carson 

maintains four recycle drop-off locations that accept cardboard, 

mixed paper (white paper, newspaper, magazines, 

shredded paper, junk mail, etc.), aluminum, tin, plastic and 

glass. The Fort Carson Exchange drop-off location now also 

accepts electronics, porcelain, batteries and old mattresses. 

The Recycle Center, Building 155, is located off 

Wickersham Boulevard near Gate 3, which is open 24 hours 

a day, seven days a week. 

The PX drop-off location at the southeast corner of the 

PX on Sheridan Avenue is open Monday through Friday from 

7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 

4 p.m. An attendant is on duty to provide assistance. 

Specker Avenue and Long Street parking lot collection 

point. (No glass collection) 

Wolf Dining Facility parking lot collection point off 

Specker Avenue. 

The main Recycle Center also accepts nonaccountable/ 

expendable metals and printer toner cartridges. 

The Recycle Program also runs a Recycle Incentive 

Program geared toward getting units involved in recycling 

and earning money for morale, welfare and recreation funds. 

Battalions can drop off their recyclables at the Fort Carson 

Recycle Center Tuesday and Thursday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

to be weighed and have their accounts updated. Recycle 

Program staff pick up cardboard, metal and wood collection 

containers located in unit motor pools areas, weigh the 

commodities and add the information to their battalion’s 

totals. 

For questions concerning recycling at Fort Carson or 

participating in the Recycle Incentive Program, call the 


Recycle Center at 526-5898. For information about Net Zero 

Waste initiatives, call 526-1695. 

Refuse Services, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 

4:30 p.m., 526-1695. The DPW Operations and Maintenance 

Division requires that every effort be made to divert recyclable 

materials from the waste stream to achieve Net Zero waste 

goals. For refuse service or container requests, call 526-1695. 

Service Orders, Building 1225, Evans Street, 24 hours a 

day, seven days a week, 526-5345. The DPW Operations and 

Maintenance Division’s primary responsibility is the maintenance 

and repair of permanent, fixed structures, called real property, 

such as buildings, roads, sidewalks, streetlights, grounding 

points and utility distribution systems. Service orders are processed 

for routine maintenance or repair of real property through 

the DPW operations and maintenance contractor. 

Signs, Building 1225, Evans Street, Monday through 

Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 896-0797 or 525-2924. The DPW 

Operations and Maintenance Division operations and maintenance 

contractor, Fort Carson Support Services, handles 

all installation facility signage requests (for example, building 

identification and building numbers), including parking signs 

and regulatory traffic signs. All signs not provided by DPW are 

the responsibility of the customer. For more information or to 

request a sign, call FCSS at 896-0797 or 525-2924 or email 

jdiorio@kira.com. 

Single Soldier Housing Office (SSHO), Building 1454, 

Nelson Boulevard, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 

526-9707. Unit leaders continue to lead Soldiers who live 

in the barracks. Unit leaders continue to be responsible for 

good order and discipline. The SSHO augments unit leaders 

by managing the barracks. Single Soldiers and unit leaders 

should contact the SSHO with questions associated with the 

barracks and call the SSHO to submit service requests for 

room repairs. 

Snow Removal, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 

526-9271. The DPW Operations and Maintenance Division is in 

charge of installation snow removal efforts. Snow removal and 

de-icing operations are performed based on command guidance 

and available resources. 

Stormwater Management Program, Monday through 

Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 526-1697. The DPW Environmental 

Division is responsible for ensuring installation compliance 

with stormwater permit requirements. Analysis conducted 

by the program also assists in determining flood hazards to 

personnel and buildings on Fort Carson, and is a quantitative 

reference for required permitting and regulation compliance in 

managing Fort Carson’s surface water resources. 

Traffic Engineering, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 

4 p.m., 526-9267. The DPW Engineering Division manages 

on-post traffic project planning, traffic signal operations and 

traffic sign management. It also serves as a liaison between 

Fort Carson and various civilian transportation agencies for 

off-post traffic projects and issues affecting the installation. 

Unit Sponsorship Program, Building 7301, Woodfill Road, 

Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 526-4246. The 

DPW Housing Division manages the Garrison Commander’s 

Unit Sponsorship Program. Under the program, various installation 

units — battalions and brigades — sponsor a particular 

on-post housing village and partner with the village mayor and 

a Balfour Beatty Communities leasing agent. 

Utilities (Utility locates, dig permits, electricity, power 

outages, sewer-related issues, gas and water use/hydrants), 


Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 526-9243. The 

DPW Operations and Maintenance Division provides permits 

supporting all construction including utility outages, utility 

locates and construction water. The dig permit office is in 

Building 1225, Evans Street, 302-0157. The dig permit office 

is “one-stop shopping” for obtaining dig permits and can also 

assist with utility outage requests. Prior to submitting a dig 

permit, a work request (DA Form 4283) must be completed 

through the DPW Business Operations and Integration Division 

Work Management Branch. (See Work Request Section) 

Water Quality Program, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. 

to 3:30 p.m., 526-1730. The DPW Environmental Division 

manages the Water Quality Program for the installation. Fort 

Carson receives its drinking water from Colorado Springs 

Utilities (CSU). CSU maintains an extensive testing program 

that assures full compliance with the requirements of the 

Safe Drinking Water Act. In addition, the DPW operations and 

maintenance contractor performs routine supplementary testing 

for chlorine levels, coliform contamination and chlorination 

byproducts in the drinking water distribution system with the 

goal of providing water that is safe to drink for all Fort Carson 

consumers. On an annual schedule, testing for lead and copper 

is conducted on water samples collected from schools, 

child development centers and family housing. 

Weeds (Noxious), Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 

4:30 p.m., 526-1685. The DPW Environmental Division is 

responsible for the inventory, control and monitoring of invasive 

species (including noxious weeds) at Fort Carson 

and Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site. For issues with common 

weeds such as dandelions see the Pest Management section. 

Wetlands Program, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 

4:30 p.m., 526-1685. The DPW Environmental Division manages 

both jurisdictional and nonjurisdictional wetlands at Fort Carson 

and Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site. Wetlands management 

protects wetland values in accordance with numerous federal 

regulations. 

Wildland Fire Program, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. 

to 4:30 p.m., 526-1696. The DPW Environmental Division 

promotes a healthy forest community through an integrated 

management approach to wildfire suppression and prescribed 

fires on Fort Carson and Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site. The 

program focuses on protecting and improving training lands 

by using a natural fire regime. The Wildland Fire Program also 

provides education and outreach to adjoining communities 

and landowners. 

Wildlife Program, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 

524-5393. The DPW Environmental Division Wildlife Program 

at Fort Carson and Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site works to 

maximize access to Army land, air and water resources for 

military training while ensuring that the biological diversity 

of natural resources entrusted to the Army are sustained for 

training, scientific research, education, recreation and other 

compatible uses. The Wildlife Program seeks to improve wildlife 

recreational opportunities for Soldiers and their Families. 

Work Requests (Facilities Engineering Work Requests, DA 

Form 4283), Monday through Friday, 7 to 11:30 a.m., 526-2900. 

Afternoon customer support is by appointment only; call 

526-2900. Work Requests are processed through the DPW 

Business Operations and Integration Division Work Management 

Branch. Work Orders are typically for maintenance and 

repair projects over the limits of a service order, or for any new 

construction requirements. 


lEGal sErViCEs 


The Office of the Staff Judge Advocate provides two 

primary services for Soldiers and their Families: the Army Legal 

Assistance Program, and the Army Claims Program. The Office 

of the Staff Judge Advocate is in Building 6222 on Mekong 

Street. For information, call 526-5572. 

lEGal assistanCE 

The Fort Carson Legal Assistance Office is available to 

all Soldiers, Family members, and retirees. Services include 

preparation of wills, powers of attorney, name changes, and 

stepchild adoptions. The office also assists Soldiers with 

landlord/tenant issues, family law issues, consumer issues, 

and issues unique to military service, such as administrative 

reprimands, evaluation appeals, regulatory family support, and 

assessments of financial liability. 

The Legal Assistance Office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 

Monday through Friday. 

Appointments are scheduled by calling at 9 a.m. on the last 

duty day of the week, normally a Friday. Walk-in appointments 

are available Monday and Thursday with sign-up beginning at 

8:30 a.m. Notaries and powers of attorney are done on a walk-in 

basis during the office’s normal business hours. 

The Legal Assistance Office offers a divorce/separation video 

briefing and a general question-and-answer period Monday 

and Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. and Thursday at 2 p.m. Anyone 

who wishes to schedule an appointment with an attorney to 

discuss divorce or separation must first attend the video briefing. 

Attorneys can offer limited assistance in divorce proceedings; a 

referral list of private attorneys is made available. 

Attorneys are not available on Fridays. For more information, 

call 526-5572 or 526-5573. 

arMY ClaiMs 

The Fort Carson Staff Judge Advocate Claims Office is 

responsible for processing all claims for damage or loss of 

personal property, including privately owned vehicles, due to 

military shipment or storage, as well as damage or loss of 

property occurring on post when the loss is considered 

“incident to service.” To file a claim for shipment or storage 

damage or loss, bring the pink form (DD Form 1840/1840R, 

Notice of Loss or Damage) to the Claims Office, Building 

6222, on Mekong Street, within 75 days after delivery of your 

shipment. Other losses should be immediately reported to 

the Military Police. Attach the MP report to your claim file for 

processing as soon as possible. 

The Claims Office is open from 9 a.m. to noon and from 

1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. It is closed on federal and 

training holidays. For more information, call 526-1355. 

arMY ContinuinG EDuCation sYstEM 

A full range of educational opportunities is available for 

Soldiers and adult Family members. Five on-post colleges 

(Colorado State University-Pueblo; Embry Riddle Aeronautical 

University; Pikes Peak Community College; Troy University; 

and the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) offer a wide 

variety of courses and degree programs on post. Basic Skills 

Education Program; testing, both Army Personnel Testing and 

DANTES; Learning Resource Center; Guidance Counseling; and 

In-State Certification for Colorado-state supported academic 

institutions are also available at the Education Center, Building 

1117, at the corner of Specker Avenue and Ellis Street. For 

more information, call (719) 526-2124. 


iD CarDs anD DEErs 

The Fort Carson Identification Card Section is at 1839 O’Connell 

Blvd., Building 1039. For information on specific document 

requirements, call 524-3704. Operating hours are Monday 

through Wednesday and on Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 

and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The office is closed for 

all federal holidays but open on training holidays, though with 

limited staffing. 

All eligible dependents must be enrolled in the Defense 

Eligibility Enrollment Reporting System (DEERS) for entitlements. 

Family members must be enrolled by their sponsor or by someone 

holding a valid General or Special ID Cards DEERS Power 

of Attorney. For information, call 524-3704. The fax number is 

524-1202. 

Walk-ins and appointments are available for DEERS service. The 

appointment website is https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil. 

rEliGious aCtiVitiEs 

Fort Carson offers diversified worship services and religious 

activities including workshops, religious education for all ages 

and special ministries. Programs are designed to meet the 

special needs of Soldiers and the military Family. Services on 

post include Roman Catholic and general Protestant services, 

Protestant contemporary services, gospel services and Wiccan 

gatherings. Fort Carson also has a Native American sweat lodge 

that uses traditional Lakota spiritual ceremonies led by local 

Native Americans and is open to all Fort Carson personnel and 

their Family members. LDS Scripture Study (LDS Institute) is 

also offered. 

Chaplain activities are coordinated through the Religious 

Support Office in Building 1118, Garrison Headquarters. For 


rEliGious sErViCEs 

Catholic 

Saturday Mass 

Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel, 5 p.m. Sunday School offered 

during worship services at Soldiers Memorial Chapel and 

Prussman Chapel 

Sunday Mass 

Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel, 9:15 a.m. 

Evans Army Community Hospital, 11 a.m. 

Sunday School offered during worship services at Soldiers 

Memorial Chapel and Prussman Chapel 

Monday-Thursday and first Friday Mass 

Healer Chapel, noon 

Monday-Friday Mass 

Soldiers Memorial Chapel, 11:45 a.m. 

Religious Education Sunday 

Soldiers Memorial Chapel, 10:30 a.m. 

Reconciliation 

Saturday, 4-4:45 p.m. 

Sunday, 8:15-9 a.m. 

Or by appointment, 526-5769 



Protestant 

Traditional Worship 

Healer Chapel, 9 a.m. 

Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel, 10:50 a.m. 




Contemporary Worship 

Veterans Chapel (Chapel NEXT), 10 a.m. 

Soldier’s Memorial Chapel (fellowship), 5 p.m. 

Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel service, 5:30 p.m. 



Gospel 

Prussman Chapel, 11 a.m. 

Liturgical: (Anglican/Lutheran) 

Provider Chapel, 9 a.m. 

Jewish: No services on post — 

Contact the rabbi chaplain for service and study 

information at 526-8263 

Islamic: Services available off post — 

Contact the Islamic Society, 2125 Chestnut St. 

Call 632-3364 for worship information 

Fort Carson Open Circle (WICCA) Sunday 

Provider, 2 p.m. 

Contact: ftcarsonopencircle@gmail.com 

Colorado Warriors Sweat Lodge 

For information regarding ceremonial dates and times 

(twice monthly), call 285-5240 

Chapel Phone Numbers 

Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel ...................................526-5229 

Prussman Chapel .................................................526-0483 

Provider Chapel ....................................................526-8619 

Veterans Chapel ...................................................526-8889 

Healer Chapel .......................................................526-7386 

ProVost MarsHal 

The Fort Carson Police Office operates a proactive program 

to discourage crime and maintain a high quality of life on post. 

Crimes, traffic accidents and disturbances should be reported by 

calling 526-2333. For emergencies, call 911. 


CHECK CasHinG 


The Fort Carson Exchange in Building 6110, Flint Street and 

Chiles Avenue, will cash personal checks up to $300 per day 

and temporary checks of $100 per day. Government checks, 

money orders and cashier’s checks in amounts up to $500 are 

also cashed. The Fort Carson Exchange accepts MasterCard, 

Discover and Visa credit cards for purchases only. For more 

information on check cashing at the PX, call 576-4000. 

arMED ForCEs banK 

The Armed Forces Bank main office is in Building 1512 at 

Founders Plaza. Hours of operation are Monday, Friday and 

paydays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday from 

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Drive-up service is available Monday through 

Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Exchange branch office 

is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and 

Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The bank has eight automatic teller 

machines on post and is part of the Plus System, giving customers 

access to their accounts nationwide. For more information, call 

576-6601 or (800) 755-2769. 

sECuritY sErViCE FEDEral CrEDit union 

Security Service Federal Credit Union has a branch 

office on post at Building 1513, Founders Plaza, and several 

locations off post. The credit union is open to all active-duty 

and retired military, Department of the Army civilians and their 

Families. The credit union offers a full range of banking services 

worldwide. Hours of operation for the lobby are Monday 

through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-up window hours of operation are Monday 

through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. For more information, call 576-6401. 

Post nEWsPaPEr 

The office of the post newspaper, 

The Mountaineer, is in room 265, 

Building 1430, 6101 Wetzel Ave. The 

newspaper is published weekly on Friday. 

The Mountaineer is delivered around 

post and various locations off post. Mail 

subscriptions are available through 

the publisher at (719) 634-5905. The 

Mountaineer staff seeks stories about 

Fort Carson Soldiers, civilians, units and 

Family members. For more information, 

call 526-4144. 

Limited free classified ads are run in The Mountaineer for 

active-duty and retired Soldiers, Family members and civilian 

employees of Fort Carson selling their own personal property 

(no businesses). The Mountaineer staff cannot answer questions 

on advertising because that is the responsibility of the publisher. 

For more information on advertising only, both classified 

and business ads, call the Colorado Springs Military Newspaper 

Group at (719) 634-5905. 

An online version of The Mountaineer can be viewed at 

www.csmng.com. 

sHoPPinG on Fort Carson 

Main Post EXCHanGE 

The Fort Carson Main Post Exchange is in Building 6110 

on Martinez Street. It provides customers a variety of services 

under one roof and includes the PX and Gun Shop. The food 

court contains a variety of fast food establishments. PX hours 

are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 

from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information, call the 

PX at 538-5737 or the food court at 576-5661. 


tHriFt sHoP 

The Fort Carson Thrift Shop, in Building 305 on 

Tevis Street, sells used merchandise in good condition 

to Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians and their 

Families. Sales are open to the public. The shop is open 

from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday 

and the first Saturday of the month. For information 

or to volunteer, call 526-5966. 

Mini Mall 

The Mini Mall is in Building 1510 on Chiles Avenue. 

Facilities include the Furniture Store, 576-6313; 

Military Clothing Sales Store, 576-3345; 

Class Six, 576-6531; the alterations shop, 576-4304; 

laundry and dry cleaning, 576-0054; 

a barber shop, 576-8013; the Laundromat; 

Enterprise Car Rental, 576-0727; 

the UPS store, 527-6800; military memorabilia, 527- 0835; 

Subway, 576-3255; Wing Zone, 576-1639; 

and Korean Express, (720) 249-9950. 

aaFEs 

Administrative Offices, Building 1510, 576-6174. 

Gas station 

The main post Gas Station is in Building 1515 on the 

corner of Chiles and Prussman avenues, 576-4096. 

sHoPPEttEs anD Class siX storE 

Gate 20 Shoppette and Blimpies, 576-0554, 

are in Building 3600 on Magrath; B Street Shoppette, 

576-2108, is in Building 900 on Magrath; 

the Housing shoppette, 576-7923, is in Building 

5940 on Ellis; Gate 3 Shoppette and 

Burger King Express, 527-4911, are in Building 510 

on Chiles; Wilderness Express Shoppette, 226-0278, 

Subway, 226-0281, the Barber Shop and 

Patriot Outfitters, 306-8771, are in Building 9478 

on Wilderness Road. 


MilitarY ClotHinG salEs storE 

The Military Clothing Sales Store is in the Mini Mall, 

Building 1510, on Chiles Avenue. The store is open 

Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 

Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The phone 

number is 576-3345. 

u-Haul 

U-Haul is in Building 980 next to the B Street 

Shoppette, 527-9836. 

snaCK bar 

Irma’s Place, in Building 1851, is open from 

6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, 576-6485. 

triple Foods 

Arby’s, Burger King, and Manchu Wok all are in Building 

1534. The phone number is 226-1269. Kentucky Fried Chicken 

is adjacent to Triple Foods. 

CoMMissarY 

Fort Carson’s Commissary is at Prussman Boulevard 

and Chiles Avenue. The commissary’s main phone number 

is 524-9800. This benefit provides 30 percent savings to 

patrons and is open seven days a week. Hours of operation 

are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 

8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Commissary 


Units 

4th Infantry Division 

The 4th Infantry Division’s nickname, “Ivy” Division, 

comes from the design of its shoulder patch: four green ivy 

leaves joined at the stem and opening at the four corners. Ivy 

leaves are symbolic of tenacity and fidelity and are the basis of 

the division motto, “Steadfast and Loyal.” The word ivy is 

a play on the Roman numeral four, IV. 

The 4th Infantry Division has participated in World War 

I, World War II, Vietnam, Operation Iraqi Freedom and, most 

recently, Operation New Dawn in Iraq. In November 2002, 

the 4th Infantry Division assumed the division-ready brigade 

mission and by January 2003, received orders to form a task 

force in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The division 

began deploying in March 2003 and returned from Iraq one 

year later. Following a successful 12-month deployment, the 

4th Infantry Division received orders for deployment to Operation 

Iraqi Freedom 2005-07 to serve as the Multi-National 

Division Baghdad Headquarters, departing Fort Hood, Texas, 

in November 2005 and returning in November 2006. 

In January 2007, the 4th Infantry Division was called on 

again to serve as the Multi-National Division Baghdad (MND-B) 

Headquarters for OIF 2007-09. In the succeeding months, the 

Soldiers of Iron Horse Division, another nickname for the division, 

trained and prepared for 15 months of combat. 

By December 2007, the division assumed the battle-space 

of Multi-National Division Baghdad for a second time. The Iron 

Horse Division met Army strategic objectives as MND-B by setting 

the stage for strategic decisions to be made by the president 

of the United States and the prime minister of Iraq. 

The steadfast and loyal Soldiers of the division achieved 

the lowest levels of attacks in the history of OIF, and the 

highest level of reconstruction and capacity building ever 

in Baghdad Province. 

While conducting combat operations to secure the 

populace, the MND-B, led by the 4th Infantry Division, 

destroyed more than 2,700 weapons caches and killed 

or detained more than 3,700 high-value targets, dealing 

a significant blow to insurgent operations. The Iron Horse 

Division also completed more than 3,000 civic-action 

projects including 345 school renovations; restored more 

than 4,000 kilometers of irrigation canals to full operation; 

started 43 Civil Service Departments leading to 

more than 6,500 permanent jobs to maintain 

essential services; and infused more than $550 

million into the Iraqi economy. 

In July 2009, upon returning from deployment in 

support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, the 4th Infantry 

Division restationed to Fort Carson from Fort Hood. 


The Ivy Division deployed to Iraq again in 2010 in 

support of Operation New Dawn and served as the command 

for MND-North. During the deployment Soldiers witnessed 

the remarkable turnaround of Iraq and its people. Throughout 

the Iraq operations, 4th Infantry Division Soldiers served with 

pride and distinction, earning five campaign streamers. 

With each of the brigades from the division serving in 

Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom since 

May 2009, Ivy Soldiers continue to add to the proud history 

of the 4th Infantry Division. 

Today the 4th Infantry Division stands ready to bring 

the full spectrum of combat power to meet the nation’s call 

once again. 

1st briGaDE CoMbat tEaM, 

4tH inFantrY DiVision 

The “Raider” Brigade, 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) 

was constituted Nov. 19, 1917, in the Regular Army as Headquarters 

Troop, 4th Division. The unit participated in World 

War I and was involved in numerous campaigns including 

Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Champagne 

and Lorraine. 

It reorganized July 6, 1942, as Headquarters Company, 

4th Division in preparation for the initial assault into Normandy. 

Following the end of the Second World War, the unit 

was inactivated on March 12, 1946, at Camp Butner, N.C. The 

Raider Brigade served in Vietnam in numerous operations and 

counteroffensives. On Oct. 15, 1995, the brigade inactivated 

at Fort Carson, Colo., but was reactivated at Fort Hood, 

Texas, on Jan. 16, 1996. 

In March 2003 the Raider Brigade deployed to Iraq in 

support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. On Dec. 13, 2003, 600 

Raider Brigade Soldiers, along with special operations forces, 

launched operation Red Dawn, which resulted in capturing 

former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. 

The Raider Brigade was reorganized and redesignated as 

the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, in 2004. 

The brigade deployed again to Iraq in January 2006, fulfilling 

their second rotation in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. 

The Raider Brigade deployed for the third time in March 

2008, this time to the southern side of Baghdad during the peak 

of sectarian violence across Baghdad. After successful provincial 

elections in January 2009, the Raider Brigade returned 

to Fort Hood the following March. In the summer of 2009, the 

Raider Brigade moved from Fort Hood to Fort Carson. 

Units 

In September 2009, the Raider Brigade received orders 

to become the first Heavy Brigade Combat Team to deploy 

to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. 

The Raider Brigade deployed in July 2010 and operated in 

two regional commands in the south and west. Combined 

Task Force Raider fought and trained side by side with the 

Afghan National Security Forces and International Security 

Assistance Forces partners from Herat and Farah to Kandahar 

and Arghandab. 

The Raider Brigade is currently conducting training in 

Decisive Action for an upcoming rotation to the National 

Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif., and an eventual 

deployment in support of CENTCOM operations in the 

Middle East. 

2nD briGaDE CoMbat tEaM, 4tH inFantrY 

DiVision (MECHaniZED) 

The “Warhorse” Brigade, 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) 

was constituted Nov. 19, 1917, in the regular Army as 

Headquarters, Seventh Infantry Brigade, and an element of the 

4th Infantry Division at Camp Greene, N.C. 

The brigade served valiantly during World War I and 

earned battlefield streamers for its participation in the Aisne- 

Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Champagne-1918 and 

Lorraine-1918 campaigns. 

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After its service in World War I, the brigade was activated, inactivated 

and redesignated seven times between March 1921 

and August 1936, when it was redesignated as Headquarters 

and Headquarters Company, Seventh Infantry Brigade. The 

brigade disbanded Oct. 16, 1939. 

With tensions rising in the Republic of Vietnam, the 

brigade was reconstituted Aug. 21, 1963, in the regular Army 

as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Brigade, 

4th Infantry Division, and activated Oct. 1, 1963, at Fort Lewis, 

Wash. During the Vietnam War, the brigade received battlefield 

streamers for participation in 11 combat campaigns, including 

Counteroffensive, Phase II; Counteroffensive, Phase III; Tet 

Counteroffensive; Counteroffensive, Phase IV; Counteroffensive, 

Phase V; Counteroffensive, Phase VI; Tet 69/Counteroffensive; 

Summer-Fall 1969; Winter-Spring 1970; Sanctuary 

Counteroffensive; and Counteroffensive, Phase VIII. 

After the Vietnam War, the brigade fought the rest of the 

Cold War while stationed at Fort Carson until it was inactivated 

in 1989. Subsequently reactivated Dec. 15, 1995, at Fort 

Hood, Texas, the brigade led the Army’s Force XXI experimentation 

and validation, shaping the force of the 21st century. 

In the spring of 2003, the brigade 

deployed for combat operations for 

the first time since the Vietnam War. In 

support of Operation Iraqi Freedom I, 

the brigade served in an area of operations 

roughly the size of New Jersey, 

conducting operations from the initial 

push into Diyala province to combating 

insurgents and criminal elements, air assaults, 

combining operations with Iraqi 

Security Forces, creation of governing 

bodies, conducting civil-military operations 

and dealing with civil unrest. 

The brigade returned to Fort Hood 

in March 2004. 

In November 2005, the brigade 

once again deployed to Iraq in support 

of Operation Iraqi Freedom 2005-07. 

The brigade assumed an area of operations 

of approximately 34,000 square 

kilometers in size, which covered the 

south of Baghdad, Babil, Karbala and 

Najaf provinces. The brigade area of 

operations had diverse missions ranging 

from combating the insurgency, training Iraqi Security Forces, 

rebuilding the infrastructure and supporting local governments 

and agricultural unions. 

The brigade returned to Fort Hood in November 2006 and 

moved to its new home at Fort Carson in July 2007. 

In August 2008, the brigade deployed to Iraq in support 

of Operation Iraqi Freedom 2008–10. The brigade expected 

to execute combat operations but instead, because of the 

operational environment, began stability operations in the 

Multi-National Division-Central area of operations. The brigade’s 

mission focused on the professionalization of the Iraqi 

Security Forces as well as providing security and essential 

services for the citizens of Iraq. 

The brigade returned to Fort Carson in the fall of 2009. 

In May 2011, the brigade deployed to Afghanistan as 

a Maneuver Brigade Combat Team augmented for Security 

Force Assistance. The brigade received 48 HRC-sourced senior 

officers and NCOs and built 14 SFATs with more than 300 

Soldiers providing additional expertise and dedicated security 

elements. The brigade served in the RC-South and RC-West 

area of operations with an additional three battalions attached 

or under operational control. 

The brigade approached its mission focusing on three 

lines of effort: security, stability and communication. Security 

efforts focused on helping and enabling Afghanistan to secure 

the population by defeating insurgent forces and networks and 

developing the Afghan National Security Force. Stability efforts 

focused on improving government capacity, development and 

increasing economic opportunities. Communication efforts 

focused on helping Afghan leaders interact with the populace 

to highlight success and counter the insurgent narrative. 

The brigade returned to Fort Carson in May 2012 and 

began the “reset” phase, which focused on the fielding of new 

combat systems and the transformation back to an Armor 

Brigade Combat Team, as well as conducting individual and 

collective training in preparation for future deployments in 

support of the nation. 


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The 3rd Brigade was constituted Nov. 19, 1917, in the 

Regular Army as Headquarters, 8th Infantry Brigade, as an 

element of the 4th Infantry Division. It was organized in December 

1917 at Camp Greene, N.C. The brigade has been reorganized 

and redesignated several times over the years. Finally, on 

Dec. 15, 1970, it was activated at Fort Carson as 3rd Brigade, 

4th Infantry Division. 

When the division headquarters moved to Fort Hood, 

Texas, in 1995, the brigade remained at Fort Carson and 

was redesignated as the 3rd Brigade Combat Team. In May 

2006, the brigade completed its transformation to the Army’s 

modular design. 

The brigade has received numerous campaign participation 

credits, including Aisne-Marne and Meuse-Argonne during 

World War I; Counteroffensive, Phases II-VI, and Tet Counteroffensive 

in Vietnam; and Operation Iraqi Freedom I of the 

war on terrorism, to name a few. A few of its more prestigious 

decorations include the Presidential Unit Citation, the Valorous 

Unit Award, the Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with 

Palm, and the Republic of Vietnam Civil Action Honor Medal, 

First Class. 

The 3rd Brigade Combat Team includes: 4th Squadron, 

10th Cavalry Regiment; the 1st Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment; 

the 1st Battalion, 68th Armor Regiment; the 3rd Battalion, 

29th Field Artillery Regiment; the 3rd Special Troops 

Battalion; and 64th Brigade Support Battalion. 

The 3rd BCT has deployed four times in a span of seven 

years in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom; from 2003-2004, 

2005-2006, 2007-2008 and later, Operation New Dawn from 

2010-2011. In Iraq, the brigade’s mission included several key 

areas: neutralizing the anti-Iraqi forces, building a capable Iraqi 

Security Force, legitimizing a responsive government, and 

putting Iraqis in the lead. During the latter half of Operation 

Iraqi Freedom and the beginning of Operation New Dawn, from 

March 2010-11, the 3rd BCT’s mission was to serve as an advise 

and assist brigade responsible for advising, training, and 

assisting Iraqi Security Forces. During that deployment, they 

provided training and assistance to Iraqi security forces while 

simultaneously assisting the provincial reconstruction teams 

in helping the Iraqi government rebuild its civil capacity and 

infrastructure. While there, the brigade fell under the command 

of the 1st Infantry Division and the 36th Infantry Division in the 

southern four provinces of Iraq. 

Along with its organic elements, the brigade partnered with 

two Iraqi Army Divisions, 10th IA Division and 14th IA Division; 

4th Region DBE with the 9th, 10th and 14th Brigades; three 

ports of entry (one each at Safwan, Al Sheeb and Shalamcheh); 

one federal police brigade; the Iraqi Highway Police in Dhi 

Qar Province; and Iraqi police with four separate provincial 

directors of police. The brigade also partnered with four PRTs, 

responsible for securing movement, assessing projects and 

managing commanders’ emergency response funds. 

The brigade’s units worked with their partners diligently, 

training, mentoring and providing enablers when needed to 

help the Iraqis develop an effective and lethal security force 

capable of defeating the anti-Iraqi forces and supporting the 

elected government. The 3rd BCT returned to Fort Carson in 

March 2011. 

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The 3rd BCT sent more than 300 of its officers and senior 

noncommissioned officers in April and May 2012 in support of 

Operation Enduring Freedom. These 3rd BCT security forces 

assistance teams deployed on a mission to the southern provinces 

of Afghanistan to help mentor and train Afghan National 

Security Forces (ANSF). The 3rd BCT was one of the first 

brigades in the Army to be given this mission. While supporting 

their deployed leadership, the remaining Fort Carson “Iron 

Brigade” officers, noncommissioned officers and Soldiers continue 

to train on decisive action tasks to prepare and maintain 

combat readiness to fulfill any future mission requirements. 

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The Strike Force Brigade, formerly 2nd Brigade Combat 

Team, 2nd Infantry Division, was reflagged to Warriors, 4th 

BCT, 4th Infantry Division, April 8, 2008. 

The Second Infantry Division was activated Oct. 26, 

1917, in Beaumont, France. Campaigns included the Battle of 

Belleau-Wood, the Chateau-Thierry campaign, Soissons, Mont 

Blanc and the Meuse-Argonne offensive. 

With the outbreak of hostilities in Korea during the summer 

of 1950, the 2nd Infantry Division arrived in Korea July 23, 

1950, becoming the first unit to reach Korea directly from the 

United States. The Second Infantry Division was instrumental 

in smashing the communists’ spring offensive. On Aug. 20, 

1954, four years after its last unit arrived in Korea, the 2nd 

Infantry Division redeployed to the United States. 


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The 2nd Infantry Division returned to the Republic of Korea 

in July 1965. The 2nd Brigade stood at the forefront of the 

division’s defenses, deterring war on the Korean Peninsula. 

On May 18, 2004, the brigade received a change of mission 

order and was alerted for deployment away from Korea in 

support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. From August 2004 to 

July 2005, with the brigade headquarters situated in Ramadi, 

Iraq, 2nd BCT fought in areas along the Euphrates River in Al 

Anbar Province, 70 miles west of Baghdad. During its yearlong 

campaign, 2nd BCT captured or killed more than 2,100 

insurgents and terrorists, helping to establish a more secure 

environment for the 420,000 Iraqi residents there. Members 

of 2nd BCT fought in the Fallujah offensive in November 2004 

and provided Iraqis the opportunity to vote in the historic 

national elections of January 2005. 

In 2007, the brigade worked to ensure the citizens of Iraq 

a secure future by battling the insurgency and establishing 

more favorable conditions for the emerging democratic Iraqi 

government. The brigade also trained and partnered with 

thousands of Iraqi Security Force soldiers, enabling them to 

better secure their country. 

In July and August 2005, 2nd BCT redeployed from Iraq 

and restationed at its new home at Fort Carson. In October 

2006, the brigade began its second deployment to Iraq and 

inherited the largest and most violent sectors in Multi-National 

Division Baghdad. 

The 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, was 

activated Dec. 16, 2004. In late 2005, the unit deployed with 

the 4th Infantry Division in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 

and assumed responsibility for the operating environment in 

central and southern Baghdad from the 4th Brigade Combat 

Team, 3rd Infantry Division, on Jan. 14, 2006. 

As the Ivy Division’s newest brigade combat team, the 4th 

Brigade was deployed and headquartered at Forward Operating 

Base Prosperity with units based from FOB Falcon, FOB 

Honor and FOB Union III. The brigade secured Baghdad’s 

International Zone and conducted continuous operations in 

some of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Baghdad. 

More than 70 percent of Baghdad was under the control of 

the Iraqi Security Forces when the brigade redeployed to Fort 

Hood, Texas, in December 2006, a remarkable achievement 

for a unit still considered “new” in the U.S. Army. 

Upon redeployment to Fort Hood in December 2006, the 

brigade immediately started training for future missions. On 

April 8, 2008, the 2nd BCT, 2nd Infantry Division reflagged 

as the 4th BCT, 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson, 

consolidating the two active battalions of the 12th Infantry 

Regiment for the first time since 1995. Because of this 

affiliation with the 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th BCT, 4th 

Infantry Division, is now known as the Warrior Brigade. 

4tH inFantrY DiVision banD 

The Continental Army of 1776 depended upon quality 

musicians for regimental drill. The inspiration of the marching 

band was a significant contribution to the victory at the 

Battle of Bennington in 1777 as the band led the troops to the 

battle. By 1832, almost all regiments had a band, and by the 

mid-19th century, regiments had additional field musicians of 

drummers and buglers to sound calls for specific times and to 

transmit commands in battle. 

From the first formations of the Continental Army, bands 

were included in the ranks to provide music for two main 

purposes: ceremonial functions and bolstering troop morale. 

Army bands have borne the customs and traditions of the 

Army service, incorporating the legends and practices of the 

past, and representing them in the present. The band carries 

the lineage and traditions of their units into public view 

as they march as the vanguard in a wide variety of traditional 

ceremonies. The mace, the baldric and the drums of an Army 

band display the battle honors of the division or unit it serves. 

In ways that written or spoken language cannot adequately 

convey, the patriotic music encourages an element of bonded 

spirit among all Soldiers. Army bands are a living testament of 

Army tradition. 

The 4th Infantry Division Band was constituted July 30, 

1943, as the Band, 4th Infantry Division, and activated at 

Fort Dix, N.J., Aug. 4, 1943. On Oct. 1, 1943, the band was 

consolidated with Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 

4th Infantry Division Trains, and redesignated as 

Headquarters, Headquarters and Band, 4th Infantry Division 

Support Command. 

Redesignated Dec. 1, 1943, as the 4th Infantry Division 

Band, the band traveled to Europe with the division and 

performed in England, France and Germany during World War 

II. The band’s tour lasted until early 1946 and entitled the band 

to battle streamers for Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, 

Ardennes-Alsace, and Central Europe. Upon returning to Camp 

Butner, N.C., the band was deactivated March 12, 1946. 

The band was reactivated July 15, 1947, at Fort Ord, 

Calif., and traveled to Fort Benning, Ga., before moving to 

Germany in 1951. The 4th Infantry Division Band stayed in 

Germany, supporting the North Atlantic Treaty Organization 

from 1951-56, when it returned to the United States and was 

stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash. 

On Nov. 1, 1965, the band was reorganized and redesignated 

as Headquarters, Headquarters Company and Band, 

4th Infantry Division Support Command. 

In September 1966, the band arrived at the Division Base 

Camp south of Pleiku, South Vietnam. The band performed 

military ceremonies and Christmas concerts there as well as 

various forward areas in the vicinity of Plei Djerong. In addition, 

the band supported the 3rd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, 

the Pleiku Sub-Area Command (First Logistical Command), I 

Field Forces Vietnam and the U.S. Air Force units located in 

the Pleiku area. In 1967, the band provided ceremonial music 

and musical entertainment for military and civilian audiences 

in locations from Ban Me Thuot and Qui Nhon to Chu Lai and 

Dak To. For its work in Vietnam during the period of Nov. 1, 


1967, through Oct. 31, 1968, the band was awarded a Meritorious 

Unit Commendation. For its cumulative efforts in Vietnam 

during the period 1966 to 1970, the band also earned two Vietnamese 

Gallantry Crosses with Palm; a Vietnam Civil Actions 

Unit Citation; and battle streamers for Counteroffensive Phase 

II, Counteroffensive Phase III, Tet Counteroffensive, Counteroffensive 

Phase IV, Counteroffensive Phase V, Tet 69 Counteroffensive, 

Summer-Fall 1969, Winter-Spring 1970, Sanctuary 

Counteroffensive and Counteroffensive Phase VII. 

The band returned to the United States and moved to Fort 

Carson where it stayed from 1970 to 1995. In 1995, the band 

moved with Headquarters, 4th Infantry Division to Fort Hood, 

Texas. During the period of persistent conflicts since 2001, 

the 4th Infantry Division Band has supported Operation Iraqi 

Freedom three times, resulting in the awarding of three more 

Meritorious Unit Commendations. 

After a 14-year absence, the 4th Infantry Division Band 

has returned to Fort Carson. Half the band deployed in 

support of Operation New Dawn in 2010. The band’s modular 

approach to deployment allowed it to support USD-North 

and the Fort Carson and Colorado Springs communities 

simultaneously. 

If interested in requesting the 4th Infantry Division Band, 

contact the operations section of the 4th Infantry Division 

Band at 526-5779. The request must be submitted on a 

DD2536 and the request should be made 60 days before 

your event. 

4TH COMBAT AVIATION BRIGADE 

The “Iron Eagles” were first constituted April 1, 1957, as 

the 4th Aviation Company, assigned to the 4th Infantry Division 

and activated at Fort Lewis, Wash. They were reorganized 

and redesignated Oct. 1, 1963, as Headquarters and Headquarters 

Company, 4th Aviation Battalion. 

The 4th Aviation Battalion deployed to the Republic of 

Vietnam in September 1966, where it participated in multiple 

campaigns and was awarded two Republic of Vietnam 

Crosses of Gallantry and one Republic of Vietnam Civil Action 

Honor Medal. The unit redeployed back to the United States 

in 1970 and was inactivated Dec. 4, 1970, at Fort Lewis. 

The 4th Aviation Battalion was redesignated Nov. 21, 

1972, as Aviation Company, 4th Infantry Division, and activated 

at Fort Carson. It was again reorganized and redesignated 

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March 17, 1980, as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 

4th Aviation Battalion, and again Aug. 16, 1987, as 4th 

Aviation. In 1995, the unit was relocated to Fort Hood, Texas, 

with the 4th Infantry Division. On Oct. 1, 2005, the unit was 

again redesignated as the 4th Aviation Regiment. 

The unit deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi 

Freedom, once in 2005 and again in 2008, and was awarded 

two Meritorious Unit Citations. The unit’s most recent deployment 

was in 2010 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, 

after which the brigade was awarded a Valorous Unit Award. 

Task Force Iron Eagle supported 22 allied nations across four 

Regional Commands, the largest geographical area of any 

combat aviation brigade. 

The 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, 

was inactivated in September 2011 at Fort Hood, Texas, and 

is set to reactivate in April 2013 at Fort Carson. 

10TH SPECIAL FORCES GROUP (AIRBORNE) 

The 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) and the history 

of the United States Army Special Forces are intertwined, since 

the group is the oldest Special Forces Group in the Army. 

The establishment of the group on June 19, 1952, marked 

the establishment of the Special Forces. The history of the 

group begins with the formation of the Office of Strategic 

Services under the command of Brig. Gen. William O. “Wild 

Bill” Donovan in 1942. Its missions took the unit behind 


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enemy lines in every theater of operations during World War II. 

Americans, British, French, Belgians, Dutch, South Africans, 

New Zealanders and Canadians all filled the ranks of the OSS. 

In France, small elements called “Jedburgh teams” were employed 

to assist the Allied landings and subsequent breakouts 

at both Normandy and Provence. 

The official lineage and colors of the group go back to the 

1st Special Service Force, a joint U.S.-Canadian Army force 

established in 1942 at Fort William Henry Harrison in Helena, 

Mont., for the conduct of winter commando-type operations in 

Europe. 

The 10th SFG(A) is assigned to the U.S. Army’s Special 

Forces Command in Fort Bragg, N.C., but headquartered at 

Fort Carson. The Soldiers assigned to the 10th SFG(A) train for 

and conduct combat, unconventional warfare, special reconnaissance 

and foreign internal defense missions. 

The 10th SFG(A) consists of the group headquarters, the 

group support battalion and four combat battalions; three are 

based at Fort Carson and one battalion is forward-deployed to 

Panzer Kaserne in Stuttgart, Germany. 

440tH CiVil aFFairs battalion 

The 440th Civil Affairs Battalion was organized Oct. 1, 

1950, in the Organized Reserve Corps as the 440th Military 

Government Company and concurrently activated in 

Wenatchee, Wash. (Organized Reserve Corps redesignated 

July 9, 1952, as the Army Reserve). The 440th was reorganized 

and redesignated Aug. 13, 1956, as the 440th Civil Affairs and 

Military Government Company. The unit was shortly thereafter 

reorganized and redesignated Dec. 10, 1959, as the 440th 

Civil Affairs Company. The unit inactivated Feb. 29, 1968, at 

Wenatchee, Wash., but was redesignated Jan. 12, 2009, as 

Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 440th Civil Affairs 

Battalion. 

Activated Sept. 16, 2012, at Fort Carson, the 440th Civil 

Affairs Battalion is the newest battalion within the United 

States Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command 

(Airborne), Fort Bragg, N.C. The civil affairs community has a 

long and storied history with the U.S. Army Special Operations 

Command and now the U.S. Army Reserve. 

The motto of the 440th Civil Affairs Battalion, “Aut Viam 

Inveniam Aut Faciam,” translates, “I will either find a way, or 

make one,” a Latin proverb attributed to Hannibal Barca in 

response to his generals, who had declared it impossible to 

cross the Alps with elephants. Hannibal Barca represents the 

true nature of Civil Affairs; he was a warrior citizen, statesman, 

logistician and arguably, the father of strategy. The 440th Civil 

Affairs Battalion is forging this same attitude/motto as it establishes 

the “premier” Civil Affairs Battalion in the Army. 

The 440th Civil Affairs Battalion (“War Elephants”) is 

assigned to the 351st Civil Affairs Command in Mountain 

View, Calif. The battalion consists of a battalion headquarters 

and four tactical civil affairs companies, all located at 

Fort Carson. The 440th Civil Affairs Battalion is designed to 

support at the division level with civil affairs companies to 

support brigade combat teams in providing commanders 

with ready capability to plan, enable, shape and manage civil 

affairs operations during combat and stability phases. Civil 

affairs personnel, in addition to being cultural experts, are 

force multipliers and provide the combatant commander with 

subject-matter experts in civil-military operations, civil information 

management, foreign humanitarian assistance, nation 

assistance, population resource control, and support to civil 


administration in support of USPACOM and other missions 

around the world as directed. 

Civil-military operations have been conducted in the 

United States military since Colonial times and became major 

activities for the Continental Army during the American Revolution. 

Today’s civil affairs units are the field commander’s link 

to the civil authorities in that commander’s area of operations. 

The civil affairs community is predominantly composed of 

Army Reserve Soldiers, which allows them to use their civilian 

experiences and expertise in many occupations such as law 

enforcement, engineering, medicine, law, banking and public 

administration. The 440th Civil Affairs Battalion is poised and 

ready to carry on the proud tradition of excellence in the civil 

affairs community. 

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The 1st Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, 

was restationed from Korea to Fort Carson in March 2009. 

The 1st Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment, known as the 

“Gunfighters,” traces its history to Sept. 16, 1982, when it was 

constituted into the regular Army as Company D, 501st Aviation 

Battalion, 1st Armored Division, in Ansbach, Germany. 

In November 1987, Company D, 501st Aviation Battalion 

was inactivated in Germany. On Oct. 16, 1988, the unit was 

relieved from assignment to the 1st Armored Division; concurrently 

redesignated as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 

4th Battalion, 501st Aviation Regiment; and activated in 

Korea as an AH-1 Cobra-equipped attack helicopter battalion. 

The Gunfighter Battalion began its history with the AH-64 

Apache in June 1994 at Fort Hood, Texas, in the single-station 

unit fielding and training program as the provisional 4th Battalion, 

501st Aviation Regiment. The unit completed the singlestation 

unit fielding and training program, and deployed to the 

Republic of Korea during November and December 1994. 

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On Nov. 22, 1994, the 4th Battalion, 501st Aviation 

Regiment (Cobra), passed its colors, heritage and mission to 

the 4th Battalion, 501st Aviation Regiment (Apache), serving 

under the 17th Aviation Brigade, Eighth United States Army. 

The new Apache Gunfighters would remain a part of the 17th 

Aviation Brigade for another year and a half. The 2nd Infantry 

Division was modernized with the Apache attack helicopter 

when, on June 15, 1996, 1st Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment 

(Cobra), stationed on Camp Mobile in Korea, inactivated. 

On June 16, 1996, the 4th Battalion, 501st Aviation 

Regiment (Apache), reflagged as 1st Battalion, 2nd Aviation 

Regiment. The former Cobra unit’s mission, colors and unit 

heritage were passed to the Gunfighters. 

Serving with the 2nd Infantry Division from their airfield at 

Camp Page, Korea, the Gunfighters were designated to transition 

to the Longbow Apache (AH-64D) in late 1999. AH-64A 

aircraft left the Republic of Korea in May 2000 to begin their 

own Longbow transition, and a Caretaker Force was established 

to maintain the Gunfighters’ presence at Camp Page 

and to support the installation transition necessary to receive 

the newly equipped Longbow unit. 

On Jan. 5, 2001, the Gunfighters’ colors were again 

unfurled at Fort Hood as they formally began the second 

single-station unit fielding and training program in the organization’s 

history, this time with the Longbow aircraft. The 1st 

Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment, was assigned to the Aviation 

Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, and returned to Camp Page, 

Korea, at the conclusion of its Fort Hood training in September 

2001. In 2005, the Gunfighters restationed from Camp Page, 

in Chuncheon, to Camp Eagle, in Wonju. 


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43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE 

The 43rd Sustainment Brigade is a combat service support 

unit stationed at Fort Carson. The 43rd SB has deployed 

to Somalia, Cuba, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Afghanistan. 

The 43rd Sustainment Brigade was constituted into the 

regular Army Jan. 18, 1966, as Headquarters and Headquarters 

Company, 43rd General Support Group. The unit was 

activated March 26, 1966, at Fort Carson and later redesignated 

as the 43rd Support Group Dec. 1, 1970. 

The mission of the 43rd SB is to provide logistical support 

and support reception, staging, onward movement and integration, 

and subsequently to plan and coordinate sustainment 

and protection of forces on an area basis. 

The 43rd Sustainment Brigade has been deployed in 

support of operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, and 

in support of operations to stabilize Somalia and Haiti. Most 

recently, the 43rd SB has deployed units in support of Operation 

Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. The 

unit was redesignated the 43rd Sustainment Brigade July 17, 

2008, upon redeployment to Fort Carson. 

The 43rd SB has three campaign participation credits for 

Southwest Asia Cease Fire (Desert Storm), OEF Liberation of 

Afghanistan and OEF Consolidation II. 

The 43rd Sustainment Brigade has two unit award decorations 

— the Meritorious Unit Citation for exceptionally meritorious 

conduct in the performance of outstanding service from 

Oct. 25, 1990, through April 19, 1991, and the Joint Meritorious 

Unit Award for exceptionally meritorious service in pursuit 

of joint military missions of great significance as the Joint 

Logistics Support Element, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, from Jan. 

20, 1996, through April 15, 1996. 

10TH COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL 

The motto of the 10th Combat Support Hospital, “In 

Cruce Vincam,” translates, “I Shall Conquer by the Cross.” 

This motto is intended to be inspirational in nature and 

refers to the CSH’s ability to conserve the fighting strength 

of the Soldier. 

The green of the motto’s scroll symbolizes green fields, 

the normal operational environment for an Army at war. The 

maroon and white are the colors of the Army Medical Department. 

The maroon-colored cross represents the medical 

profession, while the white saltire forming the Roman “X” 

indicates the numerical designation. 

The unit was constituted in the United States Army June 

23, 1942, and was first activated and designated as the 10th 

Field Hospital July 6, 1942, at Camp Bowie, Texas. During 

WWII, the 10th Field Hospital provided medical support in 

Tunisia, Italy, France and Germany. Two arrowhead devices 

were awarded to the 10th Field Hospital for participation in 

these campaigns, and the unit was also awarded the Meritorious 

Unit Commendation April 16, 1990, for services in the 

European Theater during 1944. 

The unit was deactivated Nov. 4, 1945, at Camp Myles, 

Mass., following the defeat of the Axis Powers. The 10th 

Field Hospital resumed its medical support and training 

mission in Germany following its reactivation in the regular 

Army Aug. 25, 1949. The unit was redesignated as the 

10th Evacuation Hospital June 15, 1962, and remained in 

Germany until its deactivation Aug. 16, 1965. 

The 10th was reactivated July 12, 1967, at Fort Meade, 

Md. On March 21, 1973, the Evacuation Hospital was 

reorganized and redesignated as the 10th Combat Support 

Hospital. On Aug. 16, 1983, it was redesignated as the 10th 

Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. On Aug. 5, 1987, the Department 

of the Army directed a realignment of the 10th MASH 

with the 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) at Fort Carson, 

with an effective date of Aug. 16, 1988. The 10th MASH 

was aligned under the 43rd Support Group as a battalion 

organization with the following subordinate units: 517th 

Medical Company (Clearing), 571st Medical Detachment (Air 

Ambulance), 223rd Medical Detachment (Preventive Medicine) 

and 40th Dental Company. 

On Jan. 3, 1991, the 10th MASH deployed to Saudi 

Arabia with the 44th Medical Brigade, 1st Medical Group, 

in support of Operation Desert Storm until July 1991. On 

Dec. 16, 1992, the Department of the Army redesignated the 

10th MASH as the 10th Combat Support Hospital. The 10th 

CSH (FWD) deployed to Bosnia and Hungary in support of 

Operation Joint Forge from March 12 to Sept. 27, 1999. 

On Nov. 17, 1999, the Department of the Army, in accordance 

with the Medical Reengineering Initiative, reorganized 

the 10th CSH into three companies: HHD, Alpha Company 

(164 beds), and Bravo Company (84 beds); and one detachment, 

the 223rd Medical Detachment (Preventive Medicine). 

Since the MRI, three more detachments have been activated 

and organized under the 10th CSH: On Oct. 16, 2000, 

the 2nd Medical Detachment (Forward Surgical Team); Oct. 

17, 2007, the 221st Medical Detachment (Optometry); and 

Oct. 15, 2010, the 438th Medical Detachment (Veterinary 

Service). From April 9 to July 22, 2003, the unit deployed to 

the Middle East in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom under 

the command and control of the 30th Medical Brigade. 

In January 2004, the 10th Combat Support Hospital 

became the first hospital to complete the Medical Reengineering 

Initiative conversion. With the conversion, the 10th 

CSH is now a more mobile 84-bed hospital with an additional 

164 beds in storage, if needed. The CSH is designed 

to provide Level III care to deployed Soldiers during wartime 

operations or humanitarian missions. The hospital facility is 

the Deployable Medical System, which consists of temper 

tents and shelters. It is composed of an emergency medical 

treatment section with a dispensary, one operating room 

with two tables, two intensive care units each composed of 

12 beds, three intermediate care wards each composed of 

20 beds, one central materiel services section, a laboratory 

with limited testing capabilities, a blood bank, radiology 


with portable X-ray capability and digital processing, and 

a pharmacy. Due to recent experiences the 10th CSH has 

requested an additional OR shelter to increase surgical 

capabilities. Though the 10th CSH is an Echelon-Above- 

Division asset and, therefore, requires support, with the MRI 

conversion it is now more self-sufficient. 

The 10th CSH deployed in support of Operation Iraqi 

Freedom 2005-07. While conducting split-based operations 

in Tallil and Baghdad, Medical Task Force 10 provided 

unmatched Level III combat health support with a 94 percent 

survivability rate. The unit returned to Fort Carson from Iraq 

Oct. 14, 2006, and received an additional Meritorious Unit 

Commendation. 

In 2009-10, the 10th CSH deployed to Operation Iraqi 

Freedom and once again provided unmatched Level III combat 

health support with a 98 percent survivability rate, the 

highest survivability rate in the history of American warfare. 

Most recently, the 10th CSH deployed to Afghanistan 

in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and conducted 

split-base operations between FOB Dwyer and many 

locations throughout the country. The survivability rate was 

unmatched by any other unit, and a successful transition 

was conducted with the incoming unit. 

The staff of the hospital is composed of two personnel 

components: permanently assigned, and professional 

fillers or PROFIS. With the fiscal 2007 modified table of 

organization and equipment, the 10th CSH had 482 required 

positions, which consist of 237 permanently assigned and 

245 PROFIS. With the MRI conversion, this represents a 

shift with the number of permanently assigned personnel 

decreasing and the number of PROFIS increasing by 

approximately 40 each. The backbone of a fully operational 

and functional hospital is the competent staff found under 

the canvas. An important part of that competent team is the 

PROFIS staff that makes up more than half of the staff and 

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includes the majority of the clinical professionals. The 10th 

Combat Support Hospital is the premier combat support 

hospital within Forces Command and the Department of 

Defense. The 10th CSH provides comprehensive Level III 

medical care and health services to conserve the fighting 

strength of America’s Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines. 

4tH EnGinEEr battalion 

The 4th Engineer Battalion, “The Vanguard of the 4th 

Division,” saw action in the Civil War, World War I, World War 

II and Vietnam. It was organized Dec. 31, 1861, in Washington, 

D.C., from new and existing companies of engineers as 

a provisional engineer battalion. It was constituted July 28, 

1866, as the Battalion of Engineers. 

The 4th Regiment of Engineers was redesignated as 

the 4th Engineers in August 1917 and was assigned to the 

4th Division in January 1918. After occupation service, the 

unit was inactivated in 1921 at Fort Lewis, Wash. Between 

1927 and 1933, the unit was reassigned to support the 6th 

Division, and six years later it was redesignated as the 4th 

Engineer Battalion activated June 1, 1940, at Fort Benning, 

Ga. (less Company A, which activated July 24, 1922, at Fort 

Bragg, N.C.). In reorganizations and redesignations, the 4th 

Engineer Motorized Battalion (September 1942), then the 4th 

Engineer Combat Battalion (August 1943), were formed. 

Elements of the 4th Engineer Combat Battalion were in 

the first wave of assault troops to hit the beaches of Normandy 

in the early hours of D-Day. The combat engineers 

of the 4th Engineer Battalion cleared Utah Beach of mines 

and opened a road for elements of the famed 8th and 22d 

infantry regiments. The battalion took part in the fighting in 

the Huertgen Forest, where it earned a Presidential Unit 

Citation. In all, the 4th Engineer Battalion took part in five 

World War II campaigns. 


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Soon after World War II ended, the unit was inactivated 

Feb. 19, 1946, at Camp Butner, N.C. This did not last long, 

however, with reactivation July 6, 1948, at Fort Ord, Calif., 

and subsequent redesignation as the 4th Engineer Battalion 

in June 1953. 

The unit supported operations in Vietnam, including 

during the Tet Offensive of 1968. 

During the initial stages of Operation Iraqi Freedom, 

the 4th Engineer Battalion crossed the border into Iraq on 

April 14, 2003. Stationed north of Baghdad, sappers of the 

4th Engineer Battalion conducted numerous reconstruction 

projects, destroyed countless ammunition caches, conducted 

presence patrols and were subsequently awarded 

the Valorous Unit Award upon the battalion’s redeployment. 

The battalion was inactivated Dec. 15, 2004, and was later 

reactivated Oct. 18, 2006, at Fort Carson as the 4th Engineer 

Battalion (Combat Effects), a part of the 555th Engineer 

Brigade based out of Fort Lewis, Wash. 

It deployed in February 2009 in support of Operation 

Iraqi Freedom and was subsequently redeployed to southern 

Afghanistan to perform route clearance missions in support 

of Operation Enduring Freedom until redeployment in 

February 2010. Its deployment to Iraq and redeployment to 

Afghanistan was the first subsequent redeployment mission 

since World War II. 

The 4th Engineer Battalion is one of the Engineer 

Regiment’s oldest and most decorated battalions. The 4th 

Engineer Battalion’s unit decorations include the Presidential 

Unit Citation, the Valorous Unit Award and the Meritorious 

Unit Commendation. 

52nD EnGinEEr battalion 

The 52nd Engineer Combat Battalion began as a railway 

construction battalion at Camp Upton, N.Y., Feb. 18, 1918. It 

saw service in France in World War I, where it had the difficult 

mission of constructing and repairing the railroads that were the 

logistics life for the American Expeditionary Forces. The unit was 

inactivated after World War I. 

During World War II the battalion participated in the North 

African, Sicilian and Italian Campaigns. In November 1942, the 

battalion was part of the assault echelon in landings in North 

Africa. The battalion was again in the assault echelon during the 

invasion of Sicily, where the engineers hastily cleared sections of 

beaches, reconnoitered for exit routes, provided dozer support 

and knocked out pillboxes. 

In February 1968, after several redesignations, the 52nd 

Engineer Battalion was activated at Fort Carson where it has 

remained, providing construction and combat engineer support. 

In October 1990 through April 1991, the 52nd Engineer Battalion 

deployed to Saudi Arabia, where the battalion performed 

many missions during the defensive and offensive phases of 

Operations Desert Shield/Storm. 

From September to December 1994, the 52d Engineer 

Battalion deployed to Haiti in support of U.S. and international 

forces that re-established democracy in that country. The 52nd 

Engineers operated a rock quarry where more than 200,000 tons 

of rock were removed, making this the largest military quarry 

operation in a tactical environment since the Korean Conflict. In 

October 1999, the 52d Engineer Battalion was established as 

one of the first multicomponent engineer battalions in the Army, 

consisting of active duty, Army Reserve and National Guard 

companies. 

In 2003 the battalion deployed to Iraq in support of the 

101st Airborne Division and operated out of Mosul, Iraq, where 

it conducted multiple construction projects for the Screaming 

Eagles. After the battalion returned to Fort Carson, the 52nd 

Engineer Battalion split from its multicomponent companies and 

inactivated in February 2005. 

The 52nd Engineer Battalion (Construction) was activated 

April 16, 2010, at Fort Carson, where once again the battalion 

provides construction engineer support to units at Fort Carson 

and is prepared to support full-spectrum operations throughout 

the world. 

71st EoD Group 

The 71st Ordnance Group (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) 

was recently activated and redesignated as an EOD group at 

Fort Carson Oct. 16, 2005, at which time the Headquarters 

and Headquarters Detachment was swiftly positioned to 

deploy in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom as Combined 

Joint Task Force Troy. The organization earned two Joint 

Meritorious Unit Awards while being responsible for the 

Counter Improvised Explosive Devices fight and proved its 

resoluteness by defeating the enemy’s primary weapon of 

choice in the operation. The 71st Ordnance Group recently 

returned from deployment to Operation Enduring Freedom, 

serving as Combined Joint Task Force Paladin. Their mission 

was to train the force, defeat the device, attack the network 


and enable justice. CJTF Paladin managed the U.S. EOD 

assets and coordinated with multinational EOD assets 

throughout Afghanistan. 

The official lineage of the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) 

was firmly planted on the European battlefronts of World War 

II. Originally constituted in the U.S. Army July 17, 1944, it 

was formally activated in France July 23, 1944. The 71st EOD 

Group saw service in the European theater of operations, 

earning campaign streamers for Normandy, Northern France, 

the Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace and Central Europe before 

its deactivation in Germany in June 1946. From there, the 

unit was transferred to the Reserves and underwent several 

reorganizations and redesignations, ending as the 361st 

Ordnance Group, then activating in the Ready Reserves in 

March 1947 until it inactivated in April 1954. One year later, 

the group was returned to the regular Army and activated 

May 13, 1955, in Germany as the 71st Ordnance Group until it 

inactivated in June 1959. The 71st Ordnance Group remained 

inactive until it was reactivated in Korea in December 1962. It 

inactivated Jan. 1, 1966, in the Republic of Korea. 

The 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) is one of two activeduty 

EOD groups in the U.S. Army and has an additional 

responsibility of supporting the U.S. Northern Command as 

a homeland defense asset. With the largest concentration of 

EOD Soldiers in the Army, the group consists of headquarters 

and four subordinate battalions. The group’s battalions are 

positioned strategically across the area of operations to 

provide timely EOD support. 

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759tH MP battalion 

The 759th Military Police Battalion was constituted Aug. 

19, 1942, and activated Sept. 15, 1942, at Fort Ontario, N.Y. 

The battalion remained at Fort Ontario undergoing training 

until March 1943, when it moved to New York City and was 

engaged in dock security. 

The 759th supported the war effort in Europe during World 

War II with the 12th Army Group, 3rd Army and 7th Army. 

Following the war, it served in Berlin, training the new German 

police force and providing security in the American sector. The 

unit was inactivated Nov. 2, 1953. 

The battalion was activated again June 6, 1968, at Fort 

Dix, N.J., and reorganized Nov. 2, 1970. On June 3, 1974, 

the 555th MP Company was transferred to Fort Lee, Va. The 

battalion supported Cuban resettlement operations in 1980-81 

at Fort McCoy, Wis. 

The 759th Military Police Battalion was relocated to 

Fort Carson in 1987. From Aug. 6, 1990, to Dec. 4, 1990, 

Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and the 984th 

MP Company deployed to Panama in support of Operation 

Promote Liberty. Their mission was to protect U.S. citizens, 

U.S. property and U.S. interests in support of the nationbuilding 

process. 

In 1991, the battalion deployed in support of operations 

Desert Shield and Desert Storm. The battalion was 

awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendation and Streamer 

embroidered SOUTHWEST ASIA. 

From 1992-93, the 984th MP Company deployed to 

Somalia in support of Operation Restore Hope. The company 

was awarded the Joint Meritorious Unit Award. From Sept. 

9, 1994, to Jan. 23, 1995, the headquarters detachment 

and the 59th MP Company deployed to Guantanamo Bay, 

Cuba. Their mission was to provide humanitarian and civil 

affairs operations in support of Cuban and Haitian migrant 

camps. For their efforts, the battalion was awarded the 

Joint Meritorious Unit Award and Streamer embroidered 

GUANTANAMO BAY. 

In 1999, the 759th MP Battalion was awarded the 

Superior Unit Citation for distinguishing itself by deploying 

and redeploying subordinate units and individual Soldiers in 

support of two major contingency operations, three major 

training exercises, and numerous secretary of defense 

and U.S. Army Forces Command support missions, 

while simultaneously providing force protection and law 

enforcement support of the Fort Carson community. 


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Following Sept. 11, 2001, the battalion deployed to the 

Military District of Washington in support of Operation Noble 

Eagle. There they provided security to the Pentagon. 

In September 2002, the 984th MP Company deployed 

to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in support of Operation Enduring 

Freedom. Soldiers provided security at the detention 

facilities and were involved in multiple air-bridge missions 

to Afghanistan. In 2003, the 59th MP Company deployed 

to Baghdad, Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. 

The company was located at Camp Victory and conducted 

numerous patrols in the vicinity of the camp as both law 

enforcement and combat operations. 

In January 2004, the battalion deployed to Baghdad, 

Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon arrival into 

theater, the battalion was put in charge of numerous Iraqi 

police stations on the east side of the Tigris River. In October 

2004, the battalion moved to Abu Ghraib prison to support the 

3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion and 1st Cavalry 

Division in Fallujah. Soldiers from the 984th MP Company 

and 630th MP Company provided security to the major 

access roads into Fallujah, allowing freedom of movement for 

coalition forces. 

The Lone Sentinel Battalion once again was called to 

Iraq in support of OIF from 2006-08, departing Fort Carson 

Aug. 24, 2006, and serving in Iraq until its redeployment Nov. 

12, 2007. The 759th MP Battalion was the first MP battalion 

to endure the 15-month deployment. Serving alongside the 

2nd Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, and the 

2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, in East 

Baghdad, the 759th oversaw the equipping and training of 

the Iraqi police in more than 60 Iraqi police stations there. 

The Task Force logged more than 1 million miles on the road 

and conducted more than 60,000 combat patrols during its 

combat service in Iraq. In July 2007, the 59th MP Company 

deployed as a part of the U.S. Forces’ “surge” effort, serving 

with Task Force Lone Sentinel until the battalion colors 

redeployed in September 2008. 

The 110th MP Company was deployed in support of OIF 

2008-09 in May 2008. It returned after serving a 15-month 

tour to the Baghdad AOR in August 2009. 

The 148th MP Company continuously rotates military 

working dog teams through individual K-9 deployments. 

The 759th Military Police Battalion remains one of the 

premier military police battalions of the U.S. Army. 

13TH AIR SUPPORT 

OPERATIONS SQUADRON 

(U.S. AIR FORCE) 

The 13th Air Support Operations 

Squadron traces its unit heritage 

back to the 13th Air Support 

Communications Squadron, 

Jan. 11, 1943. It was redesignated as the 13th Tactical Air 

Communications Squadron Feb. 29, 1944, but deactivated 

shortly thereafter on April 15, 1944. The squadron was 

later reactivated in its current state as the 13th Air Support 

Operations Squadron at Fort Carson, July 1, 1994. 

Unofficially known as the “Gunslingers” (a nickname given 

by the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment), the Airmen of the 13th 

ASOS currently provide close air support to the 4th Infantry 

Division and its subordinate brigades. The Tactical Air Control 

Party Forward Air Controllers, now called Joint Terminal Attack 


Controllers, have a long and proud history of providing close 

air support to the United States Army. TACPs, in one form 

or another, have served with distinction in every major U.S. 

military combat operation since World War II, and the earliest 

roots of close air support operations can even be traced to 

World War I. 

The 3rd Air Support Operations Group (ASOG) is the 13th 

ASOS’s higher headquarters for all mission and administrative 

actions, and is collocated with the Army’s III Corps at Fort 

Hood, Texas. The 3rd ASOG organizes, equips, trains and 

administers air support operations centers, TACPs and staff 

weather operations in support of III Corps and subordinate 

organizations. These units advise Army commanders and their 

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staffs on U.S. and allied air capabilities. They also coordinate 

attack, airlift and reconnaissance air assets in support of joint 

battle plans. The 3rd ASOG’s chain of command continues 

through the 93rd Air Ground Operations Wing, located at 

Moody Air Force Base, Ga. 

The vision of the 13th ASOS is to develop mentally, 

physically, emotionally and spiritually combat-ready Airmen 

while protecting our Wingmen, strengthening our Families 

and honoring our heritage. 

The mission of the 13th ASOS is to enhance the joint 

warfighter team by providing combat mission-ready Airmen to 

advise, integrate and control Air and Space Power in support 

of the 4th Infantry Division. 

WorlD Class atHlEtE ProGraM 

The mission of the World Class Athlete Program is to provide outstanding Soldier-athletes the 

support and training to compete and succeed in national and international competitions leading to the 

Olympic and Paralympic Games, while maintaining a professional military career. Since 1948, 

615 Soldiers have represented the United States at the Summer and Winter Olympic Games as 

athletes and coaches, earning 142 medals in a variety of sports. Since the inception of WCAP in 1997, 

40 Soldier-athletes have participated in the Summer and Winter Olympics, winning gold, 

silver and bronze Olympic medals. 

For more information about WCAP, go to www.armymwr.com/sports/home.aspx or call 526-3908. 


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u.s. arMY MEDiCal DEPartMEnt 

aCtiVitY—Fort Carson 

Fort Carson’s original hospital was erected in 1942. The 

facilities included 57 two-story buildings and connecting, 

covered cement block corridors. The hospital was designed 

for a normal bed capacity of 1,726 with an expansion capacity 

to 2,000 beds. In July 1942, the hospital was organized as a 

station hospital and the bed authorization varied from 600 to 

1,200, depending on fluctuations in troop density. 

In September 1944, it was activated as a convalescent 

hospital. This facility and the station hospital already in 

existence provided treatment for an average of 4,500 patients. 

In April 1945, it was redesignated as a hospital center 

comprising a general hospital center and the convalescent 

hospital. The patient load gradually diminished and by March 

1, 1946, the general hospital and the convalescent hospital 

were inactivated, and the station hospital, of the type that now 

exists, came into being. The bed authorization was 400. 

In May 1946, the Veterans Administration contracted for 

100 of the station hospital’s beds. The need for bed capacity 

decreased after the cessation of hostilities in World War II, and 

by July 1947 the requirement for the VA contract beds was 

eliminated; the station hospital was reduced to 100 authorized 

beds. This level remained in effect from 1948 through 1949. 

The bed capacity of the hospital was increased to 400 

because of the Korean conflict in July 1950. In February 

1951 it was designated a specialized treatment center for 

orthopedic, psychiatric and neurological cases; and in early 

1952 the additional mission of a specialized treatment center 

for tuberculosis was added. 

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Donald W. Evans Jr. 

The need for specialization gradually diminished and by 

March 1, 1954, only the mission of a station hospital existed. 

The mission remained the same until April 1968, when the 

hospital was given the additional responsibility of providing 

care for Vietnam War returnees. The bed capacity was 

increased to 340 Oct. 1, 1968. 

In 1970, planning began for the new Fort Carson 

Hospital. It opened in 1986 and was designated Evans Army 

Community Hospital. The hospital is named in honor of 

Spc. Four Donald W. Evans Jr., a member of Company A, 

2nd Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division. 


Evans was awarded the Medal of Honor for action at Tri 

Tam, Republic of Vietnam, where he gave his life while 

administering medical aid to his fellow Soldiers. 

The hospital is two distinct buildings separated by a 

glass-covered common area, or atrium. The five-story tower 

on the north side of the hospital houses all inpatient units, the 

operating suite, the labor/delivery suite, nursery, radiology, 

emergency room and the nutrition care division. The twostory 

clinic building primarily contains outpatient clinics. The 

atrium, which provides the main entries into the hospital, also 

houses patient services such as an outpatient pharmacy, 

admissions and dispositions, the hospital treasurer, a gift 

shop and a chapel. 

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Adjacent to the hospital is the PFC Eric P. Woods Soldier 

Family Care Center, which houses numerous outpatient 

medical clinics, outpatient records, physical therapy, a family 

medicine clinic and a dental clinic. 

The hospital was first accredited by the Joint Commission 

on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations in October 

1954. Subsequent surveys have reaffirmed the hospital’s full 

accreditation status. 

The U.S. Army Medical Department Activity’s military and 

civilian staff professionals serve a population of about 71,000 

enrolled TRICARE beneficiaries from all military services, 

Family members and retirees. MEDDAC includes a Medical 

Company and the Warrior Transition Battalion. 


History 

Fort Carson History 

Fort Carson was established in 1942, 

following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor. 

The city of Colorado Springs purchased land 

south of the city and donated it to the War 

Department. Construction began immediately 

and the first building, the camp headquarters, 

was completed Jan. 31, 1942. 

Camp Carson was named in honor of the 

legendary Army scout, Gen. Christopher “Kit” 

Carson, who explored much of the West in 

the 1800s. 

At the construction’s peak, nearly 11,500 

workers were employed on various construction 

projects at the new camp. Facilities 

were provided for 35,173 enlisted men, 

1,818 officers and 592 nurses. Nearly all of 

the buildings were of the mobilization-type 

construction with wood-sided exteriors. The 

hospital was of the semi-permanent-type 

concrete block and had space for 1,726 beds with an expansion 

capability to 2,000 beds. 

The 89th Infantry Division was the first major unit to be activated 

at Camp Carson. During World War II, more than 100,000 Soldiers 

trained here. Along with three other infantry divisions — the 71st, 

104th and 10th Mountain — more than 125 units were activated at 

Camp Carson, and more than 100 others were transferred to The 

Mountain Post from other installations. Nurses, cooks, mule packers, 

tank battalions, a Greek infantry battalion and an Italian ordnance 

company — literally Soldiers of every type — trained at Camp Carson 

during the war years. 

Camp Carson was also home to nearly 9,000 Axis prisoners of 

war — mostly Italians and Germans. The internment camp at Camp 

Carson opened on the first day of 1943. These POWs alleviated the 

manpower shortage in Colorado by doing general farm work, canning 

tomatoes, cutting corn and aiding in logging operations on Colorado’s 

Western Slope. 


Between 1942 and 1956, pack mules were a common 

sight at Camp Carson. The first shipment arrived by train from 

Nebraska in July 1942. The mules were used by field artillery 

(pack) battalions to carry equipment, weapons and supplies over 

mountainous terrain. 

The most famous of these animals was Hambone, the pride 

of the 4th Field Artillery. For 13 years he carried first sergeants up 

Ute Pass to Camp Hale. Camp Hale, located near Leadville, was 

where the Army conducted cold weather and mountain warfare 

training. Hambone died in March 1971, and was buried with full 

military honors. 

Activity at Camp Carson was greatly reduced following the 

end of World War II. By April 1946, the military strength at The 

Mountain Post had dropped to around 600. It appeared Camp 

Carson would be closed. 

With the onset of the Korean War, however, activity once 

again increased. Many Reserve and National Guard units were 

called to active duty and stationed at Camp Carson. 

Camp Carson became Fort Carson in 1954. In the 1960s, 

mechanized units were assigned to The Mountain Post. At this 

time, additional training land was purchased, bringing the post to 

its current size of 137,403 acres. An additional training area, 

comprising 235,300 acres, was purchased in September 1983. 

Named the Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site, this training area is 

located about 150 miles to the southeast and is used for large 

force-on-force maneuver training. Comprehensive maneuver and 

live-fire training also occurs downrange at Fort Carson. 

Exercises and deployments continually hone the skills of 

Fort Carson Soldiers. When not deployed, Soldiers train annually 

at Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site and the National Training Center 

at Fort Irwin, Calif. 

Additionally, units participate in joint exercises around 

the world, including central and southern Africa, Europe and 

southwest Asia. Since 2003, most Fort Carson units have been 

deployed in support of the Global War on Terrorism. 

In 1999, Fort Carson became the home of the first 

Active Component-Reserve Component Division in the U.S. 

Army when the 7th Infantry Division was reactivated. In 2006, 

the 7th ID was inactivated when Division West, First 

Army was activated, with the mission to be responsible 

for the readiness and training of Army 

Reserve and National Guard units west of 

the Mississippi. In 2009, Division West 

History 

moved to Fort Hood, Texas. At the same time, the 4th Infantry 

Division, which had just returned to Fort Hood from deployment 

in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, relocated back to Fort 

Carson, where it had been previously headquartered from 1970 

to 1995. 

In 1999, Fort Carson became the first U.S. Army installation 

to privatize its family housing. JA Jones LLC, assumed 

responsibility for all family housing, building new houses and 

renovating the old. In 2008, the current management company, 

Balfour Beatty Communities, assumed the responsibility for Fort 

Carson’s housing. 

Throughout its history, Fort Carson Soldiers and units have 

been active supporting various community events throughout 

Colorado. Soldiers from The Mountain Post have conducted 

firefighting missions in the national forests, search and rescue 

missions throughout the state, and various other emergency 

operations. The Mountain Post supports more than 250 community 

events, such as parades, concerts and fairs every year. 


Training Areas 

DoWnranGE at Fort Carson 

Fort Carson is bounded on the east by Interstate 25 and 

on the west by Colorado Highway 115. The fort extends from 

the main post, which is just south of Academy Boulevard, to 

its southern perimeter, which lies just north of the communities 

of Pueblo West and Penrose. 

Fort Carson consists of a total of 137,403 acres including 

the cantonment area (main post) and training areas downrange. 

The training areas include a wide variety of different 

terrains and vegetation types. There are open prairies and 

heavily forested areas. There are lowlands, wetlands and creek 

drainages as well as mountainous and hilly areas. 

Fort Carson accommodates diverse types of training 

including extensive maneuver training (both mounted and 

dismounted), airborne training and weapons training. Weapons 

training includes small arms qualification and tank, artillery 

and helicopter gunnery. 

There are two impact areas at Fort Carson — a small nondudded 

impact area (in the north) for small arms; and a large 

dudded impact area (in the south), which supports artillery, 

tank, Bradley and other gunnery ranges. The large impact area 

also supports mortar firing, cannon artillery, aircraft bombing 

and Multiple Launched Rocket System firing. 

Tank and Bradley gunnery is typically conducted on the 

Multi-Purpose Range Complex North for the preliminary tables 

and the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex South for 

qualification gunnery and advanced firing tables. 

There are 56 training areas and 84 ranges at Fort Carson 

that support a variety of training. Consult Fort Carson Regulation 

385-63 for a complete list of ranges, training areas and other 

facilities. Range Control, in Building 9550 at the intersection 

of Butts Road and Route 2 (Wilderness Road), can provide 

complete information on training areas and range use. Call 

Range Control at 526-5597. 

PiÑon CanYon ManEuVEr sitE 

In 1983, Fort Carson acquired 235,800 acres of training 

land, called the Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site, on the west side 

of the Purgatoire River in southeast Colorado. PCMS is the 

primary maneuver area for Fort Carson and is located about 

150 miles to the southeast on Highway 350. 

PCMS accommodates a full range of maneuver training, 

including brigade-level, force-on-force maneuvers. Live-fire 

training is restricted at PCMS to 50-caliber and below at 

established firing ranges. PCMS also provides excellent dis- 


mounted maneuver terrain in the rugged canyons and arroyos 

that empty into the nearby Purgatoire River. 

Units have been training at PCMS since 1985, and major 

training rotations typically have taken place there as units 

prepare for the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. 

PCMS provides Fort Carson Soldiers and units a unique 

training resource. The semi-arid high desert climate allows for 

year-round training, and wide open spaces allow battalions 

and brigades to deploy using current doctrinal distances. 

Units typically transport heavy equipment by rail to PCMS and 

Training Areas 

conduct convoys with wheeled vehicles. PCMS can also 

support a full range of aviation training requirements. 

Facilities at the training site include an austere cantonment 

area, a 160 car-capable railhead, showers, range control facility, 

helipads, C-130-capable Combat Assault Air Strip, a fire 

station and a small shoppette. 

As is the case at Fort Carson, environmental stewardship 

of natural and cultural resources at PCMS is tremendously 

important. All Soldiers and units must undergo environmental 

training prior to using PCMS. 

The Environmental Division, Directorate of Public Works, oversees the 

environmental management of Fort Carson and PCMS training areas and conducts 

environmental protection officer training for Soldiers and garrison personnel. The 

Environmental Division also has an emergency response/spill response team that is 

employed if an environmental emergency arises. 

Fort Carson and PCMS resource protection programs are divided into media 

areas including the study and protection of wildlife, environmental compliance, 

plant and soil conservation, water quality and cultural resources. Fort Carson and 

PCMS are rich in natural and cultural resources that all Soldiers and Families can 

enjoy and help to protect and sustain. 

For more information regarding environmental protection of Fort Carson resources, 

call 526-2022/4907. For more information regarding environmental protection of 

PCMS resources, call 526-0526. 


Fort Carson is one of two Army triple “Net Zero” 

installations in the areas of energy, water and waste. 

The Net Zero energy designation will require Fort 

Carson to produce as much energy on site as it uses 

over the course of a year. This will require aggressive 

conservation and efficiency efforts, including finding ways 

to capture and use waste energy and pursuing 

more renewable energy initiatives. 

Operating as a Net Zero water installation, for example, 

means The Mountain Post will conserve and repurpose 

water. One way to achieve this goal is to reuse nonpotable 

water from the wastewater treatment plant for irrigation of 

sports fields, parks and parade grounds. 

As a Net Zero waste installation, Fort Carson will 

reduce, reuse and recover waste. Converting appropriate 

waste materials into usable resources will ultimately reduce 

and eliminate much of the need for costly landfill disposal. 

Examples include recycling paper, metals and plastics, as 

well as unique waste diversion opportunities such 

as donating used furniture from the barracks to local 

nonprofits. At the front end of zero waste efforts is 

sustainable procurement; the installation will purchase 

more environmentally preferable products with high 

post-consumer recycled content and less packaging. 

nEt ZEro EnErGY Goal 

The community can help Fort Carson achieve Net Zero 

energy by: 

• Ensuring facility occupants follow established 

command energy conservation policies; 

• Turning off lights and computer monitors when 

not in use; 

• Keeping buildings at 78 degrees or higher for 

cooling and between 65 and 70 degrees for heating. 


nEt ZEro WatEr Goal 


water by: 

• Turning off water when not needed; 

• Calling in service orders for leaks to the Directorate 

of Public Works operations and maintenance contractor 

at 526-5345. 

nEt ZEro WastE Goal 


waste by: 

• Promoting recycling within work and living areas; 

• Ensuring units actively participate in the Recycle 

Incentive Program; 

• Purchasing supplies with less packaging; 

• Following the Sustainable Paper Use Policy by 

printing duplex, reusing paper for scrap paper and 

buying higher post-consumer recycled content paper 

(50 percent). 

Achieving Fort Carson’s Net Zero objectives by 2020 will 

require support from Soldiers, staff and Family members at 

The Mountain Post. Everyone plays a part in helping to 

conserve energy and water and reduce solid waste. The 

installation will pursue the large-scale initiatives; however, 

changes in individual behavior will get Fort Carson the 

remainder of the way to Net Zero success. 

Net Zero Fort Carson 



Recreation 

and Leisure 

turKEY CrEEK rECrEation arEa 

Enjoy historic Turkey Creek Recreation Area, established 

in 1874, with beautiful meadows and a scenic setting alive 

with various types of wildlife just 10 miles south of Gate 1 on 

Highway 115. Bring the family for a fun-filled day or weekend 

getaway. Host a family reunion, office party or unit organizational 

day in one of the covered pavilion picnic sites. Enjoy 

the great outdoors, camp in one of the primitive sites or bring 

your recreational vehicle and camp in comfort. For more 

information, call ITR at 526-5366. 

outDoor rECrEation CoMPlEX 

The Fort Carson Outdoor Recreation Complex is in Building 

2429, on the corner of Specker and Wetzel avenues. The 

complex houses the Equipment Checkout Center; Information, 

Tickets and Registration; the Adventure Programs and 

Education team; the Mountain Post Outfitters retail store; two 

classrooms; and a 28-foot tall and 43-foot wide indoor climbing 

wall. Across the street from the complex are the Alpine 

Tower challenge course and an archery range. The complex 

also manages the recreational vehicle storage lots around The 

Mountain Post. 

The Equipment Checkout Center has recreation equipment 

available for reasonable usage fees — everything from skis and 

snowboards to campers and boats. If it can be used outdoors, 

odds are the Equipment Resource Center has it. Equipment 

rental is available at daily, weekend and weekly rates. People 

with their own winter equipment that may need tuning up can 

use the services of a fully equipped maintenance shop that can 

handle all ski and snowboard tuning needs. 

For more information on the Equipment Checkout Center 

and RV Storage Lot, call 526-1993. Contact Information, 

Tickets and Registration at 526-5366. 

aPE The Adventure Programs and Education team offers 

programs designed for all members of the Fort Carson 

community, from beginners to experts. For a current list of 

available activities follow our former FortCarsonNOW online 

magazine, now a live blog at: www.mwrfortcarson.com/ 

fort-carson-now.php. Another great source for the latest 

program information is the DFMWR website at www.mwr 

fortcarson.com. 

Mountain Post outFittErs 

The Mountain Post Outfitters store offers a vast selection 

of items to support outdoor pursuits from rifles to carabineers, 

night crawlers to ski apparel. Mountain Post Outfitters 

stocks high-quality items sold tax-free at competitive prices. 

Mountain Post Outfitters also sells firearms and ammunition 

and offers Hunter’s Education classes monthly. Stop by the 

Outdoor Recreation Complex to see firsthand all the ways 

the Outdoor Recreation team can help people enjoy The 

Mountain Post and its surrounding areas. Hours of operation 

are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday 

from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The facility is closed Sunday and 

Monday and on federal holidays. For more information, call 

526-1993. 


sKiinG 

There’s a story going around that everyone in Colorado 

skis. Not true, but even most of those who don’t ski love 

weekends at one of Colorado’s internationally known resorts. 

Best of all, most of the ski areas are within a reasonable drive 

from Colorado Springs. With the large number of ski areas 

to choose from, people are sure to find one that suits their 

skills and budgets. Don’t forget to check with ITR for discount 

coupons and specific information. 

inForMation, tiCKEts anD rEGistration (itr) 

ITR is at 2429 Specker Ave. in the Outdoor Recreation 

Complex. Hours of operation are Tuesday through Friday, 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; closed 

Sunday and Monday and all federal holidays. ITR offers 

local-attraction tickets, out-of-state attraction tickets, lodging 

throughout the United States, vacation packages and cruises. 

One of our biggest income-generating products is our offering 

of discount ski lift tickets. ITR also registers participants for 

the Outdoor Recreation Adventure programs and classes that 

include skiing, mountain biking, white water rafting, a climbing 

series, a water series, hiking etc. We also handle reservations 

for Camp Falcon, Iron Horse Park, softball fields and our two 

classrooms, and we have begun taking reservations for Turkey 

Creek Recreation Area. In addition to sales and registrations, 

ITR serves as a great resource for information on area attractions, 

and we spend a lot of time working with new arrivals 

providing information and answering questions to help familiar- 

Recreation and Leisure 

ize them with the Colorado Springs area and beyond. ITR is 

now offering travel by Amtrak and doing airline tickets; in the 

past, we were not able to offer airfare alone. For more information, 

contact us at 526-5366. 

iron HorsE ParK 

Iron Horse Park on Sheridan Avenue is a multipurpose 

outdoor community recreation area with three playgrounds, five 

pavilions/picnic areas, grills, two softball fields, a basketball 

court area, a horseshoe pit area, a volleyball court and a fitness 

trail. The 1.2-mile, multi-use trail for mountain bikers, hikers and 

runners is centered in the park. Need a place to let your dog run 

free and interact with other dogs? Then check out the dog park 

on the northwest side of the park. Iron Horse Park is the perfect 

place to have fun as a family or for your next unit function. An 

amphitheater in the park is available for various uses. Reservations 

to use park facilities may be made by calling 526-5366. 

CHEYEnnE Mountain sHootinG CoMPlEX 

The Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex is a joint 

project among the U.S. Army, El Paso County, the El Paso 

County Sheriff, the National Forest Service and the Colorado 

Division of Wildlife. The 400-acre site sits on Army land near 

Interstate 25 just off mile marker 132. The entrance is just 

outside the Fort Carson Gate 20 security perimeter. Shooters 

using the range complex will not have to enter Fort Carson to 

utilize the range. 

The CMSC is a three-phase project. In Phase One, seven 

shooting ranges have been constructed with 100 shooting 

stations. Two ranges with 30 firing points extending 50 yards 

are designed for pistols. Shooters are able to check/set and 

retrieve targets from these ranges. Three ranges have been 

Ski slopes In alphabetical 

order, including distance in miles 

from Colorado Springs, are: 

Ajax (Aspen) .....................154 

Arapahoe Basin ................130 

Aspen Highlands ..............156 

Beaver Creek ...................173 

Breckenridge ...................106 

Buttermilk .........................160 

Copper Mountain .............145 

Crested Butte ...................196 

Durango ...........................340 

Eldora ...............................115 

Keystone ..........................141 

Loveland ..........................112 

Monarch ...........................102 

Powderhorn .....................312 

Silverton Mountain ...........290 

Ski Cooper .......................128 

Snowmass .......................163 

SolVista ............................153 

Steamboat .......................228 

Sunlight ............................247 

Telluride ............................296 

Vail ....................................164 

Winter Park ......................132 

Wolf Creek ........................262 



designed for rifles with distances between 100 and 600 yards. 

One range is set up for use by El Paso County Law Enforcement 

for training Monday through Friday, but it is open to the 

public on Saturday and Sunday, with shooting distances up to 

1,000 yards. Finally, one range is used for instructional classes 

and can be modified for archery, youth BB gun and beginning 

handgun one-on-one instruction. 

The second phase of the project will include the construction 

of five trap and skeet ranges and the CMSC Club House. 

The clubhouse will include a retail store, classrooms and 

administrative offices. The project will be completed during 

Phase Three with the addition of a restaurant and lounge area. 

tHE FrEEDoM PErForMinG arts CEntEr 

The FREEPAC offers a black-box theater experience set 

on an angle. It is home to the Ft. Carson Community Theater, 

the Rewind Movie Theater, and SKIES instructional programs. 

It is available for rental for briefings, parties or events of any 

nature. It has a 99-person capacity and rents for $30 per hour. 

It houses full light and sound support as well as modern audio/video 

capabilities. For more information, call 524-3619. 

FitnEss CEntErs anD sWiMMinG Pools 

Fort Carson has three swimming pools, 16 softball fields, 

three running tracks and four physical fitness centers. Exercise 

and weightlifting equipment, racquetball and basketball 

courts, saunas and hot tubs may be found in the fitness centers. 

These facilities provide an environment for Fort Carson 

personnel to pursue their personal fitness goals. 

For more information, including operating hours, call: 

iron Horse Physical Fitness Center 

Building 1925 ...........................................................526-2706 

Garcia Physical Fitness Center 

Building 1856 ...........................................................526-3944 

McKibben Physical Fitness Center 

Building 1160 ...........................................................526-2597 

Waller Physical Fitness Center 

Building 2357 ...........................................................526-2742 

indoor swimming pool 

Building 1446 ...........................................................526-3107 

outdoor swimming pool 

Building 1231 ...........................................................526-4456 

sPorts 

Intramural sports programs are available postwide in 

a number of different sports including flag football, soccer, 

volleyball, basketball and softball. Information can be obtained 

at any physical fitness center or by calling 526-3972. 

GolF 

CHEYEnnE sHaDoWs GolF CoursE 

Titus Boulevard 

526-4102 

Open all year 

Set in the shadow of Cheyenne Mountain, Fort Carson’s 

golf course is a breathtaking 18-hole championship course 

that offers year-round golf at one of the finest courses in the 

area. Private and group lessons are available at the driving 

range/learning center. Cheyenne Shadows Golf Course’s 

state-of-the-art clubhouse/pro shop on Titus Boulevard is 

able to meet all golfing needs and can special-order items. 

Cheyenne Shadows also offers Coyote Run Junior Golf 

Course for those upcoming golf stars. 

Cheyenne Shadows Golf Course is also home to a 

state-of-the-art onboard global positioning system that gives 

its customers course-specific golf tips, distance to hole, pin 

placement and much more. Additionally, handicap-accessible 

golf carts are available for those with limited mobility. 

Cheyenne Shadows Golf Course is open to the public and 

accepts tee times on weekends and holidays. Mulligan’s 

serves beverages and a limited menu. Call 526-4102. 

boWlinG CEntEr 

Thunder Alley 

Building 1511 on Chiles Avenue 

526-5542 

Thunder Alley is a 36-lane public facility. The center is 

open six days a week with dollar games on Wednesdays 

from 5 to 11 p.m. There is color-pin bowling with cash prizes 

on Saturday nights, and Tuesday nights are 50s Night with 

50-cent games and 50-cent hot dogs from 6 to 11 p.m. The 

bowling center also offers bumper bowling for children; 


irthday parties can be held with a prior reservation. Black 

lights and music make Fort Carson’s Thunder Alley the place 

to be every Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. The 

bowling center is in Building 1511, on Chiles Avenue. Hours 

of operation are Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.; 

Wednesday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. 

to midnight; and Sunday, 1 to 9 p.m. The Strike Zone offers 

fresh-made sandwiches and fries. Call 526-4201 for more 

information. 

AUTO CRAFT CENTER 

The Auto Craft Center is on Wetzel Avenue, Building 2427, 

and offers 33 work bays. Whether people need to rebuild an 

engine, change tires, change oil, work on a motorcycle or touch 

up a car with a bit of bodywork and paint, they can do it with 

competitive rates and have a certified instructor on hand for 

assistance. Full lines of automotive necessities (oil, filters, spark 

plugs, antifreeze, brake fluid and more) are at their fingertips. Stop 

by and let the skilled technicians show you how. The Auto Craft 

Center also has a full-service auto painting facility. Automotive finishes 

are available in every color; alternate color matches for your 

precise finish, complete color formula-programmed equipment 

and a computer database for domestic and imported makes await 

customers. Operating hours are Wednesday through Friday, noon 

to 7:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; closed 

Monday and Tuesday and holidays. Call 526-2147. 

LIBRARY 

Grant Library is a full-service library open six days a 

week in Building 1528 on Flint Street next to the 4th Infantry 

Division headquarters building. In addition to a full book 

selection, patrons can check out a varied selection of DVD 

movies, CDs, audio books and educational as well as children’s 

videos. Popular magazines and newspapers are also 

available, including a complete archive of the Fort Carson 

Mountaineer from 1942 to the present. A separate children’s 

room has books, magazines and computers loaded with 

games and stories. A weekly Read-To-Me/Storytime program 

for toddlers and preschoolers takes place each Tuesday 

at 10:30 a.m., September – May. Other programs are 

scheduled monthly. In addition to the computers hosting the 

online catalog and other resources, the library has Internet 

and Microsoft Office software-loaded computers available, 

as well as free Wi-Fi for those with their own laptops. Check 

out Grant Library for free programs and resources daily. 

Hours are Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and 

Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, 

call 526-2350. 

SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS 

From time to time, Fort Carson hosts special concerts 

and other events, such as the Army Soldier Show, Girls’ 

Night Out, 4th of July celebration, EGGsperience and 


holiday programs. For more information on community 

events and programs, see the DFMWR page in The 

Mountaineer, or call 526-4494/1867. 

ELKHORN CATERING & 

CONFERENCE CENTER 

The Elkhorn Catering and Conference Center is a 

24,000-square-foot facility able to provide full catering 

and meeting services for events up to 400 people. The 

Elkhorn is used for a multitude of events: wedding 

receptions, changes of command, meetings and 

conferences, reunions, holiday parties and more. It 

provides a variety of complimentary amenities for 

meetings and conferences to include premium coffee, 

ice water, linens, setup, cleanup, fax and copier use, 

and audiovisual equipment (LCD projectors, large-screen 

televisions, video recorders, sound system capabilities, 

microphone and podium). Catered events are done 

with a creative touch by our award-winning team of 

hospitality professionals. 

The Ivy Irish Pub, located in the Elkhorn, serves 

lunches with daily specials, and specialty sandwiches. 

The Elkhorn Catering and Conference Center is 

devoted to exceeding guest expectations. Its dedicated 

personnel create buffet displays and action stations 

sure to amaze the host as well as the party attendees. 

Some of the specialty theme events used in the past 

have included a country barbecue, Hawaiian luau, 

family carnival night and Santa at the Elkhorn. The 

center is located on Woodfill Road in Building 7300, 

behind the Colorado Inn. For menu specifics, room 

package options and availability, call 576-6646. 

THE HUB: THE FOXHOLE, BOSS AND 

WARRIOR FAMILY COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP 

The Foxhole club boasts 30 televisions, several large screens, 

an extensive selection of today’s top video games, several pool 

tables and a bar. Call 526-5347 for more information. 

BOSS 

The Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program meets 

with unit representatives the first and third Wednesday of 

each month at 10 a.m. at The Hub, where the program 

office is located. Recreational programs, trips and volunteer 

opportunities for single Soldiers are available. Call 524-2677 

for more information. 

THE WARRIOR FAMILY COMMUNITY 

PARTNERSHIP 

The mission of the Warrior Family Community 

Partnership is to integrate existing systems of support 

and services to Fort Carson Soldiers and their Families 

to assure an optimal quality of life while fulfilling their 

mission to our nation. The WFCP concept also serves 

the Greater Front Range Community by providing a 

forum and facility space for individuals and groups 

wishing to support Soldiers and Families with services, 

gifts and volunteer activities. The WFCP community 

council meets quarterly on Fort Carson with the purpose 

of getting an update and providing feedback on the 

program, and socializing with key civilian and military 

Fort Carson leadership. 


Surrounding 

Communities 

Colorado History 

What is now called Colorado was originally part of New 

Spain, and the Spanish heritage lingers in the names of cities 

and places, particularly in southern Colorado. The Sangre de 

Cristo Mountains (Blood of Christ Mountains) and Trinidad, 

named for the Trinity, are examples. Colorado is the Spanish 

word for “red,” and the name is taken from the red-hued 

Colorado River. The Spanish heard from the Native Americans 

that there was gold in the mountains but did not search for 

it. As the Spanish claim weakened, parts of the area were 

ceded to France, and that French heritage also can be traced 

through names remaining on Colorado maps, such as Lafayette, 

LaSalle, Cache La Poudre and Louviers, mainly in the northern 

part of the state. 

After the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory 

from the French in 1803, U.S. Army Lt. Zebulon Pike was sent 

to explore the new piece of real estate for his country. While in 

the area, Pike tried and failed to climb the mountain later named 

after him. He predicted that no one would ever climb that mountain, 

but also reported that there was a good possibility of gold 

in the area. 

In 1858, settlers from the east were drawn to the area in 

search of gold. In 1859, the El Paso Claims Club was formed 

to establish law and order in the territory. The club also laid out 

Colorado City and started selling building sites. Colorado City 

residents made their living off the miners and small settlements 

in the mountains, selling them provisions and entertainment. 

On Aug. 1, 1876, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the 

proclamation admitting Colorado in the Union as the 38th state. 

Colorado springs 

Colorado Springs is the second-largest city in Colorado and 

one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation. Founded in 1871 

by Gen. William Jackson Palmer, the city was planned to attract 

people of means and social standing with “good moral character 

and strict temperance habits.” Since the wide-open town of 

Colorado City was right next door with its saloons and “working 

ladies,” the general did not have quite the impact on the Pikes 

Peak area he would have liked. 

The region prospered when gold was discovered in nearby 

Cripple Creek in 1891. The Springs became a depository and a 

favored residence of those with newfound wealth. 

With the decline of the Cripple Creek gold fortunes around 

1909, the Colorado Springs economy also waned. Civic leaders 

were determined that tourism would be the city’s new 

gold mine. Led by Spencer Penrose, who built the beautiful 

Broadmoor Hotel and graded a road to the top of Pikes Peak, 

the city rapidly capitalized on its beauty, and Colorado Springs 

became a resort town. 

But then tourism fell off due to the Depression and the 

beginning of World War II, so municipal leaders again looked 

for a means to save their beautiful city. This time it was 

decided that a military camp was the answer. Congress 

approved the establishment of a camp in 1942 and almost 

overnight, Colorado Springs had more Soldiers than residents. 

That was the end of Colorado Springs as a sleepy little 

tourist destination, and the rebirth of a city that has been 

referred to as the “military hub of the nation.” Since Camp 

Carson was built in 1942, Colorado Springs has become 

home to Peterson Air Force Base, the United States Air 

Force Academy, the North American Aerospace Defense 

Command, Shriever Air Force Base and the Department 

of Homeland Security. In return, these commands have 

attracted the country’s high-tech industries to the Springs. 

The current population of the Colorado Springs area numbers 

more than 426,000. 

Manitou springs 

Before the coming of miners, gamblers, speculators and 

the like, the area of beautiful rocks, canyons and natural 

springs at the base of Pikes Peak was sacred to many 

Native American tribes. They believed the waters had 

supernatural powers. 

Settlers believed the springs had great power, too, and 

proceeded to develop the area into a successful health spa, 

including tuberculosis clinics. Manitou Springs, in the late 19th 

century, was a leading national spa with the tourist trade as its 

main source of income. 

Named a historical district in the 1980s, the city’s Victorian 

architecture and rustic charm continue to attract visitors from 

around the country. 


Denver 

Denver, Colorado’s state capital, is about 

an hour’s drive north of Colorado Springs on 

Interstate 25. Founded in 1858 by Gen. William 

H. Larimer, the city’s fortunes rose and fell with 

the gold strikes in the nearby Rocky Mountains. 

Denver’s rise to eminence on the Front 

Range was a hard-fought battle. Cities such 

as Colorado Springs and Central City bitterly 

contested the choice of Denver as capital. 

The history of Denver is rich in fact and 

folklore, shaped by a beautiful cast of characters 

whose names are legends in the West. 

Madams like Jennie Rogers owned the most 

beautiful residences, and miners who struck it 

rich formed high society. “Unsinkable” Molly 

Brown, survivor of the Titanic disaster, called 

Denver home. Denver was nourished to maturity 

by a rapidly growing Rocky Mountain empire. 

Cripple Creek & Victor 

People always knew there was gold in the mountains. 

That’s why so many spent so much time looking for it. But 

it wasn’t until 1890 when a prospector named Bob Womack 

made the first big strike in Poverty Gulch that the real gold rush 

was on. Overnight, 12 towns sprang into existence, and Cripple 

Creek grew from nothing to a population of well over 60,000. 

Everyone wanted gold and was determined to strike it rich. 

It’s hard to imagine that mad and crazy scramble now. 

Cripple Creek and Victor are the only two towns left. As for the 

mines, the once-rich Molly Kathleen has become a popular 

tourist attraction, though the Cresson, near Victor, is still looking 

for the mother lode. The rest of the mines have mostly disappeared 

like the towns, although dilapidated headframes spot 

the canyons and some are still open for tours. 

Cripple Creek residents now have decided that there’s gold 

in “them there tourists and gamblers.” Much of the town has 

been restored and turned into low-stakes gambling casinos. 

Both visitors and residents have a lot of fun reflecting 

on the gold rush days. 

Victor, the other surviving settlement, is a 

sleepy little town near Cripple Creek. On a quiet 

afternoon, it is easy to see ghosts of dance-hall 

girls and miners, drifters and storekeepers, all 

after elusive wealth. 

The Cripple Creek and Victor area is still 

considered an active mining district and continues 

to attract investors from all over the world. Any 

day now someone again could strike it rich and 

the rush would be on once more. 

Fountain 

Founded in 1859 and incorporated in 1903, 

Fountain is the oldest community in the Pikes Peak 

area. A supply center and refuge for early settlers, little 

remains of the original town. Located east of Fort Carson, 

Fountain is a popular choice of residence for people 

assigned to and working at The Mountain Post. 

Surrounding Communities 

Today, the city consists of a nine-county 

metropolitan statistical area with a population 

of more than 2.7 million. About 620,000 people 

live within the city and county limits of Denver. 

Following a wild beginning when the city’s 

livelihood was based on a strike-it-rich or bust 

economy, Denver is now the market hub of the 

Rocky Mountain region. 

Denver has become a center for music, 

art, education, sports, outdoor recreation and 

entertainment. Performing arts, exhibitions and 

conventions are held in the National Western 

Complex and the Denver Center for the 

Performing Arts. 

Denver supports professional basketball, 

football, baseball, hockey, soccer, rugby and 

lacrosse teams. Just off Interstate 25 are Sports 

Authority Field at Mile High, home of the 

Denver Broncos; Coors Field, home of the 

Colorado Rockies; and the Pepsi Center, 

home of the Colorado Avalanche and 

Denver Nuggets, and host to shows, 

concerts and other events throughout the 

year. What is now Sports Authority Field, 

then known as Invesco Field, and the 

Pepsi Center hosted the 2008 Democratic 

National Convention. 

The Denver Art Museum, Denver Botanic 

Gardens, Children’s Museum, Denver City Park 

and Zoo, Museum of Nature & Science, Gates 

Planetarium, the Denver Mint, Governor’s Mansion, 

the Black American West Museum, the 

Museo de las Americas, the National Western 

Stock Show and the Red Rocks Amphitheater 

all offer entertainment for the entire Family. 

Widefield and Security are two unincorporated communities 

between Fountain and Colorado Springs. The small-town 

atmosphere and proximity to Colorado Springs make these 

popular areas to live in. 

Pueblo 

The city of Pueblo, 45 miles south of Colorado Springs, 

takes its name from a fortification built there by fur traders in 

1840. The fort was called “El Pueblo.” 

Today, Pueblo is a highly diversified metropolitan area with 

more than 152,000 people. Pueblo offers a variety of cultural 

events such as performances by the Pueblo Civic Symphony 

and the Broadway Theatre League, along with concerts at City 

Park and the University of Southern Colorado. 

For more than 140 years, Pueblo has been the home of 

the Colorado State Fair. The event attracts more than 1 million 

visitors each year. An array of the nation’s top entertainers is 

on hand at each fair, where horse racing, rodeo performances, 

horse shows and numerous exhibits 

delight both young and old. 

Manitou Springs 


Area 

Attractions 

PiKEs PEaK rEGion 

Every year countless pleasure-seeking tourists 

discover that Pikes Peak country is filled with great 

things to do. For more than 150 years, the region has 

been a mecca, attracting people in search of gold, 

health and natural scenic beauty. For more information 

call Fort Carson’s Information, Tickets and Registration 

Office at (719) 526-5366 or the Colorado Springs 

Convention and Tourist Bureau at (719) 635-7506, 

or go to www.visitcos.com. 

PiKEs PEaK 

Zebulon Pike never claimed “his” peak but another famous 

explorer, John C. Fremont, built the first trail to its 14,110-foot 

summit in 1843. After visiting the summit of the “Peak,” Katharine 

Lee Bates went back to her hotel room and wrote the words 

to “America the Beautiful.” 

The Pikes Peak Cog Railway was completed in 1891. Visitors 

to the Colorado Springs area can take a scenic three-hour 

trip up Pikes Peak on the railway. The railway, which rises 7,158 

feet in nine linear miles, has the distinction of reaching the highest 

altitude of any scenic railway in the world. The old, puffing 

steam engines have been replaced by powerful diesel engines. 

Reservations are recommended. Go to www.cograilway.com 

or call (719) 685-5401. 

In 1916, an auto road was completed to the summit and 

today several hundred thousand people make the 19-mile trip to 

the top each year. Toll for the road is dependant on which level 

you stop. Partway up the summit is a rest stop with a gift store 

and hiking areas around three lakes. Go to www.pikes-peak.com 

or call (719) 385-7325 for more information. 

The annual Pikes Peak International Hill Climb features 

championship race cars and late-model stock cars competing 

for the Race to the Clouds championship up the Pikes Peak 

Highway. Go www.ppihc.com or call (719) 685-4400. 

GarDEn oF tHE GoDs 

Photo: Garden of The Gods 

© John Hoffman 

The Garden of the Gods is a beautiful view of Mother 

Nature at her best. Located north of Highway 24 on 30th 

Street, this city park contains hundreds of natural rock 

formations such as the Kissing Camels and Balanced Rock. 

Visitors are allowed to drive through the area on the roads 

or hike on the many trails throughout the park. The Visitor and 

Nature Center, 1805 N. 30th St., features a presentation on 

the rock formations and a gift shop, and hosts periodic free 

programs. Also in the park is Rock Ledge Ranch historic site. 

Go to www.gardenofgods.com or call (719) 634-6666. 

sEVEn Falls 

North of the Broadmoor Hotel on South Cheyenne Canyon 

Road is Seven Falls, one of the area’s most famous natural 

wonders. A clear mountain stream plunges 181 feet down 

over seven separate falls. Admission charges, which vary, are 

posted at www.sevenfalls.com, or call (719) 632-0752. 

Will roGErs sHrinE anD tHE 

CHEYEnnE Mountain Zoo 

Drive west on Circle Drive to the Broadmoor Hotel and 

follow the signs to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. The zoo, 

established by hotel entrepreneur Spencer Penrose to house 

his growing collection of exotic animals, is known as one of the 

finest small zoos in the world. The animals were kept on the 

grounds of his Broadmoor Hotel until Penrose moved his everexpanding 

population of pets to their own location in 1927. Go 

to www.cmzoo.org or call (719) 633-9925. 


If you continue to follow the Cheyenne Mountain Highway, 

you will come to the Shrine of the Sun. The shrine, dedicated 

by Penrose to his friend Will Rogers, who died in an Alaska 

plane crash in 1935, has a breathtaking view of the plains and 

mountains. Penrose and his wife, Julie Penrose, are buried at 

the shrine. Entrance to the shrine is included with admission to 

the zoo. Call (719) 475-9555, for information. 

unitED statEs air ForCE aCaDEMY 

The United States 

Air Force Academy 

is one of Colorado’s 

leading tourist attractions 

with more than 

a million visitors each 

year. The USAFA, 

where the United 

States Air Force trains 

its future officers, is 

regarded as one of the 

nation’s top universities and boasts sights such as the Cadet 

Chapel, a B-52 static display and Airmanship Overlook. 

The USAFA sports teams are generally among some of the 

best in the Mountain West Conference. 

The Cadet Chapel is open for tours Monday through 

Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. The 

chapel may be closed for special services from time to time. 

Call (719) 333-2025 for more information. 

For information on the Air Force Academy, go to www. 

usafa.af.mil/information/visitors or call (719) 333-2025. 

roYal GorGE 

Follow Colorado Highway 115 south from Fort Carson 

to U.S. Highway 50, then head west to Canon City. The 

road winds through Dead Man’s Canyon over Rainbow 

Trail to the famous Royal Gorge and the world’s highest 

suspension bridge, 1,053 feet above the Arkansas River. 

Breathtaking rides include the incline railway to the canyon 

bottom and the aerial tram spanning the Royal Gorge. Go to 

www.royalgorgebridge.com or call (719) 275-7507. 

Manitou CliFF DWEllinGs MusEuM 

Built at the turn of the century in 1907 when traveling was 

more difficult, the museum brought the wonders of the cliff 

dwellings to Colorado Springs. The museum portrays the lives 

and architectural achievements of the Anasazi Indians of the 

great cliff dwelling period, A.D. 1100 to A.D. 1300. Travel west 

on U.S. Highway 24, near Manitou Springs, and you’ll find 

the museum. Go to www.cliffdwellingsmuseum.com or call 

(719) 685-5242 for more information. 

Area Attractions 

PionEErs MusEuM 

The museum is a tour into the past of Colorado Springs 

as history comes alive through period rooms featuring 

furniture, clothing, tools, firearms, toys, medical implements 

and medicines. The museum also presents a number of 

rotating exhibits each year. The Pioneers Museum is in 

the restored 1903 El Paso County Courthouse, 215 South 

Tejon St., Colorado Springs. Go to www.cspm.org or call 

(719) 385-5990. 

CaVE oF tHE WinDs 

Cave of the Winds is one of America’s most spectacular 

prehistoric natural wonders. The caverns’ base limestone 

started forming more than 500 million years ago, and the 

water-carved caverns themselves are between 4 and 7 million 

years old. As time passed, stalactites, stalagmites and other 

formations developed deep in the dark. An early settler 

discovered the caves in 1869, but it was 1880 before two 

brothers and, separately, a stonecutter, found and publicized 

the glories of their hidden chambers. The caves were 

opened to visitors in 1881. 

The Cave’s Discovery Tour is available daily from 9 a.m. 

to 9 p.m. in the summer, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in winter. 

Lantern Tours in summer are offered daily from 10 a.m. to 

7 p.m., and at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday 

in winter. 

Cave of the Winds’ laser light show, “Legends of 

the Night,” is held after dark nightly from May 1 through 

Labor Day weekend. The show uses the cliff face for Its 

projection screen. 

The cave is one of the highest in the world open to the 

public. Cave of the Winds is four miles west of Colorado 

Springs on U.S. Highway 24 near Manitou Springs. Go to 

www.caveofthewinds.com or call (719) 685-5444. 

nortH PolE/santa’s WorKsHoP 

The North Pole is an amusement park just west of 

Colorado Springs on Highway 24 in Cascade. The park 

makes it possible to experience Christmas every day of 

the year with Christmas carols, elves, storybook characters 

and Santa. 

At the North Pole, visitors can enjoy a 60-foot-tall 

Ferris wheel and antique carousel, as well as many other 

rides. Santa’s Workshop is open from the third week in 

May through Dec. 24. Go to santas-colo.com or call 

(719) 684-9432. 



roCKY Mountain national ParK 

One of Colorado’s top vacation attractions consists of 415 glacially carved 

square miles, abundant wildlife, wildflowers, lakes and mountain peaks. Rocky Mountain 

National Park is located outside the town of Estes Park, site of the famous Stanley Hotel, 

setting of Stephen King’s “The Shining,” and is about three hours northwest of 

Colorado Springs. Go to www.nps.gov/romo/index.htm or 

call (970) 586-1206. 

usa FiGurE sKatinG Hall oF FaME 

anD MusEuM 

The Hall of Fame honors national and international skaters, 

and the museum features art, artifacts, costumes, national and 

international medals and trophies from the 16th century to the 

present. Both are at 20 First St. in Colorado Springs. Go to 

www.worldskatingmuseum.org or call (719) 635-5200 

for more information. 

ColoraDo sPrinGs FinE arts CEntEr 

The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center is on the National 

Register of Historic Places and houses notable collections 

of Spanish Colonial and Native American art as well as a 

tactile gallery, a theater, music and lecture room and an art 

library. Renovations completed in 2007 doubled the exhibition 

space and reconfigured the museum. The museum’s gallery 

sale features fine books, prints, jewelry and artifacts of the 

West. The museum also runs the Bemis School of Art, 

offering classes to the public. For more information, go 

to www.csfineartscenter.org or call (719) 634-5581. 

national ParKs anD rECrEation arEas 

Whether your interests are in sheer scenic wonders or 

fascinating history, you will find plenty of both in Colorado. Go 

to www.colorado.com/Parks to learn more. 

MEsa VErDE national ParK 

In the southwest corner of the state, not far from the New 

Mexico-Colorado-Arizona-Utah border, are the ruins of a 

culture that disappeared before Columbus discovered America. 

Called the Anasazi, the “old ones,” by the Indians, this people 

survived in the Four Corners area for hundreds of years. The 

Anasazi culture, at its peak about A.D.1300, built a series of cliff 

dwellings in the sides of mesas and canyons. The ruins can 

be visited using ropes and ladders maintained by the National 

Park Service. Go to www.nps.gov/meve/index.htm or call 

(970) 529-4465 for more information. 

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national ForEsts 

Colorado has 10 national forests and there is no charge 

for using the land, except for camping fees. For information 

on hunting and fishing, contact the Fort Carson Outdoor 

Recreation Complex at (719) 526-2083 or go to 

www.mwrfortcarson.com/recreation-and-sports.php. The 

post’s Community Recreation Division sponsors many trips to 

these areas. 

CitY, CountY anD statE ParKs 

Parks and recreation areas abound in the Colorado Springs area. City 

and county parks, like Garden of the Gods and Red Rock Canyon, are free; 

state parks have a fee. The newest state park, Cheyenne Mountain State 

Park, is located across Highway 115 from Fort Carson’s main gate. For city 

parks, go to www.springsgov.com/page.aspx?navid=1459; for 

county parks, visit adm.elpasoco.com/parks/Pages/default.aspx; 

information on state parks can be found at www.parks.state.co.us. 




COLORADO SPRINGS WORLD ARENA 

Just north of Fort Carson, the World Arena, an 

8,000-seat multi-use and entertainment venue, hosts 

concerts, sporting and special events throughout the 

year. Go to www.worldarena.com or call 

(719) 477-2121. 

Part of the World Arena complex is the Ice 

Hall, where ice skating lessons and open skating 

are offered. Occasionally, Olympic athletes train 

there. Go to www.worldarena.com/icehall or 

call (719) 477-2150. 

SKY SOX 

The Sky Sox are a minor league affiliate of the Colorado 

Rockies. Playing in the Class Triple-A Pacific Coast League, the 

Sox are usually in contention for the league title, making 

for many exciting summer nights. The Sky Sox play from 

April to September in the world’s highest professional 

baseball park. 

Tickets for the Sky Sox can be purchased at Security 

Service Field, which is located at 4385 Tutt Ave., before 

the game or at the gate. For more information, call 

(719) 597-1449. 

OLYMPIC TRAINING CENTER 

Some of the best amateur athletes in the country train 

in Colorado Springs at the Olympic Training Center for the 

next Olympic games. In 1978, the U.S. Olympic Committee 

moved its administrative offices into what had been Ent 

Air Force Base and North American Defense Command 

headquarters, and in 1996-97 opened a new $23.8 million 

athletic center, including two residence halls, a dining hall, 

and a sports medicine and sport science center. The center 

can accommodate as many as 557 athletes and coaches at 

one time. 

Walking tours are available Monday through 

Saturday, include a short film, and last an hour and 

a half. For tour and event information, go to 

www.visitcos.com/olympic-training-center or 

call (719) 866-4618. 


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Gate 5 

BAYONET CIRCLE 

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MABRY CT 

GRANT CT 

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TITUS BLVD 

Cheyenne Shadows 

Golf Club 

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INCHON CIR 

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JOHNSON CT 

WILLETT CIR 

CARPENTER 

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FUNK AVE 

KAROPCZYC CT 

STUMPF Rd 

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BELLRICHARD CT 

HARE CT 

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FORT ST 

SAM HOUSTON LP 

McCULLOUGH DR 

FUNK AVE 

BENNING ST 

RAY CIR 

HUGHES CT 

MOLNAR RD 

BELCHER ST 

MCNERNEY ST 

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HELWIG CT 

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SHEMIN CT 

HARR AVE 

KIT CARSON DR 

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O’CONNELL BLVD 

Gate 2 

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REMAGEN RD 

SAM HOUSTON LP 

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Kit Carson 

Statue 

HARR AVE 

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ELLIS ST 

OKINAWA DR 

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FORCE ST 

BASTOGNE DR 

WICKERSHAM BLVD 

HARR AVE 

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NORMANDY RD 

VERDUN LP 

KISKA CT 

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BURRIS ST 

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GROVE ST 

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NELSON BLVD 

PRUSSMAN BLVD 

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COCHRANE CIR 

TRIPP ST 

MCMAION ST 

TEVIS ST 

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WALLACE ST 

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FELKINS ST 

WETZEL ST 

SASSER DRIVE 

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KWAJALEIN DR 

HOLLANDIA CIR 

BARKELEY AVE 

JOEL ST 

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KIMBRO ST 

HOUR GLASS DR 

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BENNETT ST 

O’CONNELL BLVD 

BARKELEY AVE 

WETZEL ST 

TITUS BLVD 

BAD TOELZ RD 

PRUSSMAN BLVD 

ST. LO DR 

VICTORY LP 

BOEBLINGEN RD 

VIKING HAMMER DR 

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I-25 

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Sports Complex 

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BENNETT ST 

MISTER ST 

NELSON BLVD 

MINICK AVE 

POLIO ST 

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BUTTS RD 

HOGAN ST 

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ALAMO AVE 

MAGRATH AVE 

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SPECKER AVE 

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ARDENNES ST 

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ACADEMY BLVD.............................................D-2 

ALBANESE ST................................................C-7 

ATTU DR..........................................................C-8 

B ST .................................................................C-1 

BAD TOELZ RD...............................................D-8 

BARGER ST ....................................................C-3 

BARKELEY AVE ..............................C-3, D-4, F-7 

BASTOGNE DR...............................................B-8 

BAYONET CIR .................................................A-9 

BENNETT ST...................................................E-3 

BENNING ST...................................................B-8 

BIAK DR ..........................................................C-8 

BURRIS ST......................................................C-4 

BUTTS RD .....................................................E-10 

CAREY ST.......................................................C-4 

CHILES AVE ............................................B-2, C-4 

CHRISTIE ST ...................................................F-8 

COCHRANE CIR .............................................C-9 

COLEMAN ST..................................................C-6 

ELLIS ST..................................................B-5, D-4 

ELWELL ST .....................................................C-7 

CARSON 

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MINICK AVE 

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WOMACK ST 

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WESTON AVE 

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FORT CARSON 

RESILIENCY CAMPUS 

Campus Buildings 

1925, 1830, 1843, 1840 

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FLINT ST..........................................................D-6 

FUNK AVE ...............................................B-2, B-3 

GRANDSTAFF ST ...........................................B-4 

GROVE ST.......................................................C-6 

GUADACANAL CIR.........................................C-8 

HARR AVE .......................................B-3, B-7, C-9 

HOGAN ST...............................................D-6, E-6 

HOLLANDIA CIR.............................................D-8 

HOURGLASS DR............................................D-8 

INCHON CIR....................................................B-2 

IRWIN DR.........................................................C-4 

IWO JIMA DR ..................................................C-8 

JOEL ST ..........................................................C-7 

JUST CAUSE DR ............................................A-8 

KAROPCZYC CT.............................................B-3 

KHE SANH ST.................................................E-7 

KIMBRO ST .....................................................D-8 

KWAJALEIN DR..............................................C-8 

LEYTE CT........................................................C-8 

LIGHT FIGHTER DR .......................................A-8 

LINDSTROM ST ..............................................C-6 

LONG ST .........................................................C-4 

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MANILA RD .....................................................C-8 

MARTINEZ ST .................................................C-6 

McCOY ............................................................B-8 

MCDONALD ST...............................................D-6 

McMAION ST...................................................C-7 

MCNERNEY ST ...............................................B-4 

MEKONG ST....................................................C-7 

MINICK AVE .....................................E-4, F-6, G-7 

MISTER ST ......................................................E-7 

NELSON BLVD ........................................C-6, E-4 

NORAD RD......................................................A-4 

NORMANDY RD ..............................................C-6 

O’CONNELL BLVD..................................B-4, D-4 

OKINAWA DR..................................................B-7 

OSAN ST..........................................................F-8 

PICATNNY LN .................................................B-8 

POLIO ST.........................................................E-7 

PRUSSMAN BLVD...................................C-7, D-6 

QUINN ST.........................................................F-7 

RAY CIR...........................................................B-3 

REGENTS CT..................................................B-7 

4th ID Gift Shop ................................6237 ..........43 ..........C7 

Abrams Elementary School ................600 ............4 ..........C4 

Armed Forces Bank ..........................1512 ..........19 ..........D6 

Army Community Service ..................1526 ..........22 ..........D6 

Autocraft Center ................................2427 ..........30 ..........E7 

Behavioral Health Center ....................1830 ..........61 ..........D6 

Bowling Alley ......................................1511 ..........18 ..........C6 

Car Care Center ................................1515 ..........21 ..........D6 

Car Wash ..........................................1070 ............7 ..........D3 

Carson Middle School ......................6200 ..........44 ..........C7 

Central Issue Facility ..........................330 ............2 ..........B2 

Chapel • Provider Chapel ....................................13 ..........D5 

Chapel • Prussman Chapel................1850 ..........28 ..........E6 

Chapel • Soldiers Memorial ..............1500 ..........54 ..........C6 

Child Development Center ................2765 ..........33 ..........G8 

Child Development Center ................4355 ............1 ..........B2 

Child Development Center ................6058 ..........52 ..........C6 

Child Development Center ................6060 ..........51 ..........C6 

Child Development Center ................6203 ..........47 ..........B6 



Class VI (Mini-Mall)............................1510 ..........17 ..........D6 

Commissary ......................................1800 ..........23 ..........D7 

Courthouse ........................................6221 ..........59 ..........C7 

DiRaimondo Family Clinic..................1041 ............9 ..........C4 

Elkhorn Conference Center ..............7300 ..........40 ..........C8 

Equipment Rental – U-Haul ................980 ............6 ..........D3 

Evans Army Community Hospital ......7500 ..........37 ..........C9 

Family Readiness Center ..................6237 ..........43 ..........C7 

Forrest Resiliency Center ................1843 ..........63 ..........D6 

Housing Management Offices ..........6800 ..........60 ..........C7 

ID Cards DEERS ..............................1039 ..........10 ..........C4 

Iron Horse Sports and Fitness Center ..1925 ..........62 ..........D7 

Ivy Child Development Center ............1840 ..........64 ..........D6 

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SAM HOUSTON LP.........................................B-8 

SASSER DR ....................................................C-7 

SHEA DR .........................................................C-7 

SHERIDAN AVE.......................................C-6, D-7 

SPECKER AVE.................................C-3, D-5, E-7 

ST. LO CIR.......................................................D-8 

ST. LO DR........................................................D-8 

STUMPF RD ....................................................B-4 

SUTHERLAND CIR .........................................C-9 

TEVIS ST .........................................................C-3 

TITUS BLVD .....................................A-9, D-8, F-7 

TRIPP ST.........................................................C-2 

VICTORY LP....................................................D-6 

WALLACE ST..................................................C-4 

WARE ST.........................................................C-5 

WETZEL ST.............................................C-5, D-6 

WICKERSHAM BLVD......................................B-2 

WILLET CIR ....................................................B-2 

WOMACK ST...................................................G-8 

WOODFILL RD................................................C-7 

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JAG Offices........................................6222 ..........58 ..........C7 

Main Post Exchange ..........................6110 ..........53 ..........C6 

McKibben Physical Fitness Center ....1160 ............8 ..........D4 

McMahon Auditorium ........................1518 ..........25 ..........D6 

Mini-Mall / Military Clothing................1510 ..........17 ..........D6 

Mountain Self-Storage ......................6185 ..........49 ..........C6 

Mountainside Elementary ..................5506 ..........57 ..........B4 

Outdoor Recreation Complex ............2429 ..........31 ..........E7 

Patriot Elementary School ................6205 ..........45 ..........B7 

Post Office..........................................1519 ..........26 ..........D6 

Public Affairs Office............................1430 ..........15 ..........C5 

Robinson Family Medicine Clinic..........7490 ..........65 ..........C9 

Security Service Federal Credit Union ..1513 ..........20 ..........D6 

Shoppette (24 Hour)............................900 ............5 ..........D3 

Shoppette ..........................................3600 ..........35 ..........H8 

Shoppette ............................................510 ............3 ..........B3 

Shoppette ..........................................5940 ..........56 ..........B5 

Soldier and Family Assistance Center ..7492 ..........38 ..........D8 

Soldier Readiness Center (SRP) ........1042 ..........11 ..........D4 

Special Events Center ......................1829 ..........27 ..........D6 

Survivor Outreach Services ..............6215 ..........42 ..........C7 

Swimming Pool / Indoor ....................1446 ..........14 ..........D5 

Temporary Lodging / Colorado Inn ....7301 ..........41 ..........C8 

Thrift Shop ..........................................305 ..........24 ..........C3 

Timberline Child Development Center....5939 ..........67 ..........B5 

Trial Defense Services ......................1430 ..........15 ..........C5 

U.S. Army Reserve Center ................3450 ..........34 ..........G8 

Veterinary Treatment Facility ..............6190 ..........50 ..........C6 

Visitors Quarters................................7303 ..........39 ..........C8 

Warrior Family Clinic..........................2353 ..........32............F7 

Warrior Recovery Center…………….7488............66 ..........C9 

Weikel Elementary School ................6070 ..........48 ..........C6 

Welcome Center / In-Processing ......1218 ..........12 ..........C5 

Youth Services Center ......................5950 ..........55 ..........C5 

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Uncompahgre 

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Wyoming 

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Last Chance 

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Trinidad 

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Ordway 

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Comanche 

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Nebraska 

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Yuma 

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W Kiowa St 

W Pikes Peak Ave 

High Point Ln 

Terrace Rd 

W Colorado Ave 

W Cima ron St 

Gamer Ct 

Costilla St 

Moreno Ave 

W Rio Grande St 

Bear Creek 

N Chestnut St 

W Uintah St 

Mesa Rd 

Bristol 

Park 

San Juan Rd W Yampa St 

W Monument St 

Summit Ave 

Hill St 

Buena Ventura St 

N Tower St 

S Tower St 

Manitou Blvd 

N 7th St 

W Cucharras St 

Vermijo Ave 

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Academy Blvd 

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Cooper Ave 

Fountain Creek 

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W Dale St 

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Raymond Pl 

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Pine St 

Mesa Rd 

Nichols Ct 

W Willamette Ave 

N Walnut St 

W Platte Ave 

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Monument Creek 

Culebra Ave 

Monument Valley Park 

Alamo Ave 

W San Miguel St 

Pine St 

Cimino Dr 

S Sierra Madre St 

Colorado 

College 

Antlers 

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Wood Ave 

W Dale St 

E Buena Ventura St 

N Cascade Ave 

N Tejon St 

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Beverly Pl 

Acadia 

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E Cucharras St 

Pioneer 

Square 

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N Nevada Ave 

W Cimarron St E Cimarron St 

Moreno Ave 

N Sierra Madre St 

Antlers Pl 

Sahwatch St 

East Costilla St 

W Rio Grande St 

W Kiowa St 

W Pikes Peak Ave 

24 

S Cascade Ave 

E St. Vrain St 

E Boulder St 

S Tejon St 

S Tejon St 

N Tejon St 

E Willamette Ave 

BL 

25 

85 

87 

N Nevada Ave 

BL 

25 

85 

87 

Pueblo Ave 

N Weber St 

E San Rafael St 

E Yampa St 

E Cache La Poudre St 

E Dale St 

Pueblo Ave 

S Wahsatch Ave 

N Wahsatch Ave 

E Kiowa St 

N Wahsatch Ave 

E Pikes Peak Ave 

S Nevada Ave E Colorado Ave 

S Weber St 

N Weber St 

Cheyenne St 

Bijou Ct 

South Shooks Run Park 

S Corona St 

N Corona St 

N Royer St 

E Columbia St 

E San Miguel St 

N Corona St N Corona St 

S Corona St 

N Corona St 

N Royer St 

N Corona St 

Farrs Ct 

N Royer St 

Maple St 


N El Paso St 

E Bijou St 

S El Paso St 

N El Paso St 

N El Paso St 

Garfield St 

N Franklin St 

Shooks Ln 

Middle Shooks Run Park 

N Franklin St 

N Franklin St 

E High St 

S Prospect St 

N Prospect St 

N Prospect St 

East Costilla St 

E Cimarron St 

Moreno Ave 

E Rio Grande St 

Golf 

Course 


W Uintah St 

Arcadia Pl 

N Arcadia St 


E Boulder St 

E Colorado Ave 

E Cucharras St 

S Institute St 

N Institute St 

E Sa 

Custer Ave 

E Monum 

N Institute St 

E Willam 

Custer Ave 

E Pik

Custer Ave 

N Cedar St 

E Columbia St 

n Rafael St 

ent St 

ette Ave 

N Cedar St 

es Peak Ave 

S Cedar St 

N Cedar St 

Willow St 

S Hancock Ave 

E Caramillo St 

N Hancock Ave 

N Hancock Ave 

E Buena Ventura St 

Janes Ln 

E Yampa St 

Boulder 

Park 

N Foote Ave 


E Dale St 

N Sheridan Ave 

N Sheridan Ave 

Prospect Lake Dr 


Memorial 

Hospital 

+ 

N Logan Ave 

E Bijou St 

N Foote Ave 

N Foote Ave 

Sports Dr 

Memorial 

Park 

Prospect 

Lake 

Janes Ln 

N Farragut Ave 

N Logan Pl 

N Foote Ave 

N Meade Ave 

Palmer Park Blvd 


E Platte Ave 

N Logan Ave 

E Costilla St 

N Meade Ave 

Hillcrest Ave 

United 

States 

Olympic 

Complex 


N Meade Ave 

Memorial Dr 

N Union Blvd N Union Blvd 

S Union Blvd 

Bellaire Dr 

Francis Pl 


Bonfoy Ave 

Bonfoy Ave 

Swope Ave 

E Kiowa St 

Lunar 

Park 

E Yampa St 


Swope Ave 



Bonfoy Ave 

Tweed St 

Tweed St 

Swope Ave 

Crest Haven Cir 

Swope Ave 

Parkside Dr 



Swope Ave 

Iowa Ave 

E San Rafael St 

Iowa Ave 

Otis 

Park 

Iowa Ave 

International Cir 

Prairie Rd 

Prairie Rd 

Sunset Rd 

Eagle View Dr 

Prairie Rd 

E Boulder St 

E Bijou St 

E Caramillo St 

Betty 

Krouse 

Park 

Alexander Rd 

E Yampa St 

E E E E E E E Pikes Pikes Pikes Pikes Pikes Pikes Pikes Peak Peak Peak Peak Peak Peak Peak Ave Ave Ave Ave Ave Ave Ave 

Printers Pkwy 

Yellowstone Rd 

Alexander Rd 

McArthur Ave 

E Platte Ave 


E Uintah St 

E Dale St 

E Monument St 

Airport Rd Airport Rd 

Howard Ave 

E Hill Rd 

E E E Platt Platt Platt Pl Pl Pl 

North View Dr 

North View Dr 



E Boulder St 

E E E E E E E E Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison St St St St St St St St 

S Circle Dr 


Valley Hi 

Golf Course 

N Circle Dr 

N N N N N N N N Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr 

Diana Ln 

Franklin 

Park 

Juanita St 

Marion Dr 

Galley Rd 

Juana St 

Arrawanna St 

E Platte Ave 


E E E E E E E E E E Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison Gunnison St St St St St St St St St St 

Wellshire Blvd 

Valley Hi Ave 

Bates Dr 

DOWNTOWN COLORADO SPRINGS STREET INDEX 

STREET GRID STREET GRID STREET GRID 

7th St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6 Eagle View Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . H-2 Pikes Peak Ave . . . A-7, E-8, H-8 

8th St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-9 East Costilla St . . . . . . . B-9, E-9 Pine St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-3, B-5 

Airport Rd . . . . . . . . . . G-10, I-10 El Paso St . . . . . . . E-1, E-2, E-8 Platte Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-6 

Alamo Ave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-1 Farragut Ave . . . . . G-2, G-3, G-7 Platte Ave. . . . . . . . . A-6, I-6, J-6 

Alexander Rd. . . . . . . . . H-1, H-4 Farrs Ct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-5 Prairie Rd . . . . . . . H-1, H-2, H-5 

Antlers Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-8 Foote Ave . . . . F-1, F-4, F-7, G-1 Printers Pkwy . . . . . . . . . . . . H-8 

Arcadia Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-4 Francis Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-2 Prospect Lake Dr. . . . . . . . . F-10 

Arcadia St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-3 

Arrawanna St . . . . . . . . . . . . . J-5 

Bellaire Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-1 

Beverly Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-5 

Bijou Ct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-6 

Bijou St. . . . . . A-6, D-7, F-7, H-7 

Bonfoy Ave . . . . . . G-3, G-4, G-6 

Boulder St . . . . . . . . B-6, H-6, I-6 

Buena Ventura St. . . . . . A-1, F-1 

Cache La Poudre St. . . . D-3,G-4 

Caramillo St . . . . . . . . . . F-1, H-1 

Cascade Ave . . . . . . . . . C-1, C-9 

Cedar St . . . . . . . . . F-3, F-6, F-9 

Center St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-5 

Chestnut St . . . . . . . . . . A-1, A-7 

Cheyenne St . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-6 

Cimarron St . . . . . A-8, C-9, E-10 

Cimino Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-8 

Circle Dr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-1, J-6 

Colorado Ave . . . . . A-7, C-8, E-8 

Columbia St . . . . . . . . . . D-1, F-2 

Franklin St . . . . . . . . . . . E-1, E-5 

Galley Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J-3 

Garfield St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-3 

Glen Ave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-1 

Gunnison St. . . . . . . . . . . I-6, J-6 

Hancock Ave . . . . . . . . . F-2, F-8 

High St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-7 

Hill Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-4 

Hillcrest Ave . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-2 

Howard Ave. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-1 

Institute St . . . . . . . . . . . E-3, E-9 

International Cir. . . . . . . . . . . H-9 

Iowa Ave . . . . . . . . H-1, H-4, H-6 

Juana St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J-4 

Juanita St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J-5 

Kiowa St . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6, C-7 

Limit St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6 

Logan Ave . . . . . . . . . . . F-3, F-7 

Logan Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-3 

Manitou Blvd . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5 

Maple St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-4 

Marion Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J-1 

Prospect St . . . . . . . . . . E-1, E-8 

Pueblo Ave . . . . . . . . . . C-9, D-9 

Raymond Pl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-3 

Rio Grande St . . . . . . A-10, E-10 

Royer St . . . . . . . . D-1, D-3, D-5 

Sahwatch St . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-9 

San Juan Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-3 

San Miguel St . . . . . B-2, G-2, I-2 

San Rafael St. . . . . A-3, E-3, H-3 

Sheridan Ave . . . . . . . . . F-4, F-6 

Shooks Ln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-4 

Sierra Madre St . . . . . . . B-7, B-9 

Sports Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F-8 

Spruce St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-6 

St. Vrain St. . . . . . . . B-5, I-6, J-6 

Sunset Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H-5 

Swope Ave . . . . . . G-6, H-1, H-4 

Tejon St . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-1, C-4 

Tower St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5 

Tweed St . . . . . . . . . . . . G-1, H-1 

Uintah St . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-3, I-3 

Union Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . G-3, G-8 

Cooper Ave . . . . . . . . . . A-1, B-5 McArthur Ave . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-2 Wahsatch Ave . . . . . . . . D-2, D-9 

Corona St . . . D-1, D-2, D-5, D-6 Meade Ave . . . . . . G-2, G-3, G-7 Walnut St . . . . . . . . . . . . B-1, B-7 

Corona St . . . . . . . . . . D-8, D-10 Memorial Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-9 Weber St . . . . . . . . . . . . D-1, D-6 

Crest Haven Cir . . . . . . . . . . G-2 Mesa Rd. . . . . . . . . A-2, A-3, B-4 Weber St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-10 

Cucharras St . . . . . . . . . A-8, E-8 Monument St . . . . . . A-4, E-4, I-5 Wellshire Blvd . . . . . . . . . . . J-10 

Culebra Ave. . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-1 Nevada Ave. . . . . . . . . . C-5, D-2 Willamette Ave . . . . B-5, G-5, I-5 

Custer Ave . . . . . . . E-3, E-6, F-1 Nichols Ct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-4 Willow St . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F-6 

Dale St. . . . . . . . . . . A-4, F-4, I-4 North View Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-1 Wood Ave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-1 

Diana Ln. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J-2 Parkside Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-9 Yampa St. . . . . A-3, F-3, G-4, I-3


FOLDOUT • COLORADO SPRINGS MAP


A B C D E F G H I J 

Palmer Lake 

STREET NAME GRID Hardy Rd....................................J-1 Peaceful Valley Rd.....................J-9 

Hay Creek Rd............................B-2 Poco Rd ....................................H-4 Walker Rd 

Airport Rd ..................................F-7 Herring Rd ..................................I-2 Popes Valley Dr ........................C-5 

Austin Bluffs Pky ...............F-5, G-5 Higby Rd ...................................D-1 Prussman Ave ...........................E-9 

Bar X Rd.....................................I-2 Walker Rd High Dr ......................................B-7 Rangely Dr ................................D-2 

Barnes Rd.................................G-5 Hodgen Rd .........................F-2, J-2 Rangewood Dr...........................F-4 

Beacon Lite Rd .........................C-1 Holmes Rd ................................G-3 Raygor Rd..................................J-4 

Black Forest Rd.........H-1, H-2, H-4 Howells Rd ................................F-3 Research Pky....................E-4, G-4 

Bradley Rd ..................F-8, G-8, I-8 Interquest Pkwy.........................E-3 Ridge Rd ...................................C-6 

Briargate Pky.............................E-4 Jet Wing Dr................................F-7 Rockrimmon Blvd .....................D-5 

Burgess Rd.........................G-3, I-3 King St ......................................C-6 Roller Coaster Rd..............E-1, E-2 

Hodgen Rd Butts Rd.....................................F-9 Lake Ave ...................................D-7 S 21st St ...................................C-7 Hodgen Rd 

C and S Rd ...............................H-9 Lexington Dr ..............................F-4 S 8th St .....................................D-7 

Carefree Cir N ...........................F-5 Lindbergh Rd.............................B-2 S Academy Blvd.................E-8, F-7 

Centennial Blvd.........................C-5 Link Rd ...............................I-9, I-10 S Chelton Rd.............................F-7 

Charter Oak Ranch Rd .............G-9 Magrath Ave.......................E-8, F-9 S Circle Dr.................................F-7 

Cheyenne Meadows Rd............E-8 Marksheffel Rd............................I-7 S Hancock Expy........................E-7 

Cheyenne Blvd..........................C-7 Mesa Rd............................C-6, H-9 S Marksheffel Blvd......................I-8 

Black Cheyenne Forest 

Mtn. Hwy..................C-8 Mesa Ridge Pky........................H-9 S Marksheffel Rd ........................I-9 

Chiles Ave .................................E-8 Midland Expy.............................C-6 S Powers Blvd...................G-7, H-8 

Constitution Ave ........................E-6 Milam Rd...................................G-3 Shoup Rd ....................F-3, G-3, I-3 

Dodge Rd...................................J-5 Minick Ave .................................F-8 S Gate Blvd...............................E-4 

Doolittle Rd................................B-2 Mirage Dr...................................E-4 Southmoor Dr............................G-8 

Drennan Rd........................F-8, J-8 Monument .................................D-2 Specker Ave ..............................E-9 

Dublin Blvd................................G-5 Mount Herman Rd .............A-2, B-1 Stadium Blvd.............................D-3 

E Cheyenne Mnt. Blvd ..............D-7 Mount View Ln ..........................D-5 Stapleton Rd ..............................J-4 

E Fountain Blvd.........................F-7 Mustang Rd ................................I-4 State Highway 24-Bypass.........E-7 

E Ohio Ave ..............................H-10 N 30th St...................................C-6 Steppler Rd...............................G-1 

E Pikes Peak Ave......................E-7 N Academy Blvd........................F-6 Stratmoor...................................E-8 

Shoup Rd 

Shoup Rd 

E Platte Ave ..............................G-6 N Chelton Rd.............................F-6 Swan Rd....................................H-3 

E Uintah St................................D-6 N Cheyenne Canyon Rd ...........B-8 Tamlin Rd.............................I-5, J-5 

E Van Buren St..........................E-6 N Circle Dr.................................F-6 Tercel Dr.....................................J-4 

E Woodmen Rd ..........................I-4 N Marksheffel Rd........................I-5 Thompson Rd............................H-2 

Ellis St .......................................E-8 

Burgess Rd N Nevada Ave ...........................D-7 Burgess Titus Blvd...................................E-9 

Rd 

Falcon Meadow Blvd .................J-4 N Powers Blvd...................H-5, H-6 Tutt Blvd....................................H-6 

Flintridge Dr...............................F-5 N Union Blvd..............E-5, E-6, F-5 Vickers Dr..................................F-5 

Fontaine Blvd......................H-8, I-8 N Weber St ...............................D-6 Vindicator Dr .............................C-5 

Fountain Mesa Rd.....................H-9 Norad Rd...................................D-8 Vollmer Rd ..........................H-4, I-2 

Fuller Rd....................................E-4 North Gate Blvd ........................C-3 Voyager Pkwy ...........................D-3 

Furrow Rd .................................D-1 North Gate Rd...........................E-3 W Baptist Rd.............................D-2 

Galley Rd ..................................G-6 O’Connell Blvd...........................E-8 W Brookside St .........................D-7 

Gateway Rd ..............................C-6 Old Pueblo Rd.........................H-10 W Fillmore St.....................C-6, D-6 

Hospital 

Gleneagle Dr.............................D-2 Old Ranch Rd ....................E-3, F-4 W Garden of the Gods Rd ........C-5 

Gold Camp Rd...................A-8, C-7 Old Stage Rd ............................C-8 W Uintah St...............................C-6 Stapleton Rd 

Goldfield Dr ...............................H-8 Palmer Park Blvd.......................F-6 Walker Rd ..........................G-1, J-1 

Grinnell St .................................H-8 Paseo Rd ..................................E-6 Woodmen Black Rd.............C-4, Forest 

D-4, E-4 

Hancock Expy............................F-7 Pawnee Rd................................D-9 Woodmoor Dr............................C-1 

Tercel Dr 

Black Forest Rd 

83 

Roller Coaster Rd 

Woodmoor Dr 

1 

Hardy Rd 

105 

Woodmoor 

Bar X Rd 

Thompson Rd 

Steppler Rd 

Fu row Rd Higby Rd 

Beacon Lite Rd 

1 

Mount Herman Rd 

Monument 

Doolittle Rd 

Mount Herman Rd 

West Kiowa Creek 

Roller Coaster Rd 

E Baptist Rd 

Lindbergh Rd 

W Baptist Rd 

25 

Vollmer Rd 

Herring Rd 

East Cherry Creek 


South Beaver Creek 

2 

2 

Rangely Dr 

Hay Creek Rd 

Gleneagle 

Snipe Creek 

Gleneagle Dr 

US Air Force 

North Gate Rd 

Academy 

Holmes Rd 

Black Squirrel Creek 

Hay Creek 

Swan Rd 

North Gate Blvd 

Deadmans Creek 

83 

Golf Course 

Shoup Rd 

Ayer 

Kettle Creek 

3 

Voyager Pkwy 

Union Pacific Railroad 

Stadium Blvd 

Howells Rd 

Eisenhower 

Golf Course 

Burgess Creek 

Goat Camp 

3 

Creek 

Rex 

Milam Rd 

PPCC 

Rampart 

Range 

Campus 

US Air Force 

Academy 

N Powers Blvd 

Interquest 

Pkwy 

World Prayer 

Center 

ir 

Raygor Rd 

Old Ranch Rd 

Poco Rd 

Pine Creek 

Golf Course 

West Monument Creek 

Staple 


Briargate Pky 

25 

US Air Force 

Academy 

US Air Force 

Academy 

Falcon Meadow Blvd 

Research Pky 

El Paso 

4 

Vollmer Rd 

Research Pky 

Lexington Dr 

Chapel Hills Dr 

S Gate Blvd 

Mustang Rd 

Woodmen Rd 

County 

4 

E Woodmen Rd 

Rangewood Dr 

Blvd 

Pampart 

Briargate 

Park 

Chapel Hills 

Mall 

E Woodmen Rd 

Mirage Dr 

Fuller Rd 

N Union Blvd 

Woodmen Rd 

Hospital 

Tamlin Rd 

N Powers Blvd 

Kyle Railroad 

Austin Bluffs Pky 

Rockrimmon Blvd 

Vickers Dr 

Tamlin Rd 

N Marksheffel Rd 

Dublin Blvd 

Cottonwood 

Creek Park 

N Academy Blvd 

Douglas Creek 

Douglas Creek 

Ute Valley Park 

Pulpit Rock 

Open Space 

Vindicator Dr Rockrimmon Blvd 

5 

Flintridge Dr 

University 

Park 

Open Space 

Four Diamond 


University Of Colorado 

Colorado Springs Campus 

25 

Popes Valley Dr 

Centennial Blvd 

Flying W Ranch Rd 

5 

Dodge Rd 

Barnes Rd 

W Garden of the Gods Rd 

Camp Creek 

Creek 

Austin Bluff 

Open Space 

Ln 

Kissing Camels 

Golf Club Spring Ranch 

Mount View Golf Club 

Austin Bluffs Pky 

N Union Blvd 

d 

free Cir N

Palmer 

Park 

Carefree Cir S 

24 

East Fork Sand 

Tutt Blv 

Care 

Hospital 

Garden 

of the 

Paseo Rd 

Gods Gateway Rd N 30th St 

24 

Cimarron 

Hills 

N Academy Blvd 


Country Club 

E Van Buren St 

Hospital 

Constitution Ave 

W Fillmore St 

Cherokee Ridge 

Golf Course 

Ridge Rd 

6 

Jimmy Camp Creek 

N Powers Blvd 

Constitution Ave 

Patty Jewett 

Golf Course 


Mesa Rd 

6 

24 

Galley Rd 

Mt. View 


E Platte Ave 

N Chelton Rd 

N Circle Dr 

N Union Blvd 

King St 

W Uintah St E Uintah St 

Colorado 

College 

Sand Creek 

Golf Course 

The 

Citadel 

Mall 

Hospital 

94 

Sand Creek 

El Paso 

Peterson 

Air Force 

Base 

Midland Expy 

County 


S Powers Blvd 

S Academy Blvd 

E Pikes Peak Ave 

N Nevada Ave 

Red Rock Canyon 

Open Space 

Manitou 

Springs 

Memorial 

Park 

Colorado School 

for the Deaf 

and Blind 

N Weber St W Fillmore St 

Airport Rd 

Evergreen 

Cemetery 

S Hancock Expy 

Bear Creek 

Regional Park 

Hospital 

Prospect 

Lake 

Memorial 

Gardens 

Cemetery 

Valley Hi Muni. 

Golf Course 

25 

S 8th St 

Bear Creek 

Regional Park 

Bear Creek 

S 21st St 

High Dr 

Marksheffel Rd 

Peterson AFB 

Golf Course 

S Chelton Rd 

S Circle Dr 

State Highway 24-Bypass 

W Brookside St 

Bear Creek 

7 

E Fountain Blvd 

Cheyenne Blvd 

Gold Camp Rd 

7 


Municipal 

Jet Wing Dr 

Lake Ave 

Lake Ave 

Mesa 

Reservoirs 

Bear Creek 

Airport 

Hancock Expy 

E Cheyenne Mnt Blvd 

Cheyenne Lake 

The Vineyard 

Golf Club 

Venetucci Blvd 

Broadmoor 

Golf Course 

South Cheyenne Creek 

North Cheyenne Creek 

Drennan Rd 

Drennan Rd 

Cheyenne 

Meadows Rd 

Quail Lake 

Skyview 

Sports 

Complex 

Milton E Proby Pkwy 

Yucatan Dr 

87 

Old Stage Rd 

N Cheyenne Canyon Rd 

The Country Club 

of Colorado 


Hancock Expy 

S Marksheffel Blvd 

85 

Cheyenne Mtn 

Zoo 

S Powers Blvd 

Bradley Rd 

Stratmoor 

I-25 

Exit 135 

B St 

S Academy Blvd 

8 

Bradley Rd 

Security-Widefield 

Bradley Rd 

Main St 

Bluesterm Prairie Open Space 

Pikes Peak 

Community 

Campus 

Gate 3 Gate 4 

Cheyenne Mtn Hwy 

Big Johnson 

Reservoir 

Fountain Creek 

Gold Camp Rd 

8 

Hallam Ave 

Grinnell St 

Magrath Ave 

25 

Norad Rd 

Fontaine Blvd 

S Powers Blvd 

Main St 

Security Blvd 

O’Connell Blvd 

Chiles Ave 

Ellis St 

Gate 2 

Goldfield Dr 

Prussman Ave 

Fontaine Blvd 

Minick Ave 

Nelson Blvd 

Main Gate 

Nelson Blvd 

amp Rd 

Southmoor Dr 

El Paso 

County 

I-25 

Exit 132 

Magrath Ave 

Carson 

Middle 

School 

Titus Blvd 

Specker Ave 

Little Fountain Creek 


Golf Course 

16 

Rock Creek 

Peaceful Valley Rd 

S Marksheffel Rd 

Cheyenne Mountain 

State Park 

Mesa Rd 

Mesa Ridge Pky 

Gate 20 

Magrath Ave 

Butts Rd 

Fountain 


Main Post 

Gate 5 

9 

C and S Rd 

87 

9 

85 

Squirrel Creek Rd 

Link Rd 

Fountain Mesa Rd 

Charter Oak Ranch Rd 

Pawnee Rd 

Fort Fort Carson Carson 

115 

El Paso 

County 

E Ohio Ave 

Santa Fe Ave 

Link Rd 

Old Pueblo Rd 

I-25 

Exit 128 

Military Military Reserve Reserve 



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FIRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EXT 911 

EOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EXT 6-2643 

HOSPITAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EXT 6-7111 

MILITARY POLICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EXT 6-2333 

RED CROSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EXT 6-2311 

EOC (DPTM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EXT 6-5914 

INFORMATION 

719-526-5811 • DSN 691-5811 

Unless otherwise indicated, all telephones on Fort Carson 

begin with prefix 526-(EXT) / DSN 691-(EXT), 

524-(EXT) / DSN 883-(EXT) or 

503-(EXT) / DSN 532-(EXT) 

For inter-post dialing, dialer must 

dial all 7 digits. 

WARNING 

Do not discuss classified information on nonsecure telephones . Official DOD telephones are 

subject to monitoring for communications security purposes at all times . 

DOD telephones are provided for the transmission of official information only and are subject to 

communications security monitoring at all times. Use of official DOD telephones constitutes consent to 

communications security monitoring in accordance with DOD Directive 4640.6. 

EMERGENCY NUMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 

GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 

OPERATOR ASSISTANCE ...................3 

OPERATOR INFORMATION ..................3 

CONFERENCE CALLS ......................3 

CONTROL NUMBERS ......................3 

REQUEST FOR OFFICIAL MILITARY 

TELEPHONE SERVICE...................3 

SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS ..................3 

REQUEST FOR UNOFFICIAL COMMERCIAL 

SERVICE.............................3 

TRANSFER OF INCOMING CALLS FOR 

STANDARD SINGLE-LINE SETS ..............3 

FEDERAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM 2001 

(FTS-2001) .............................3 

NUISANCE CALLS ........................3 

Table of Contents 

DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

NETWORK (DISN).........................3 

MINIMIZE...............................3 

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS 

PRECEDENCE SYSTEM.....................3 

PRIORITY ...............................3 

FLASH .................................3 

IMMEDIATE .............................3 

PREEMPTION ............................3 

PHONETIC ALPHABET .....................3 

QUICK REFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 

ORGANIZATIONAL LISTINGS (NUMERICAL) . . . . . . . . .5 

ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 

DSN LISTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 

BOMB THREAT AID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 

DO NOT DISCUSS CLASSIFIED INFORMATION ON THE TELEPHONE 

2013 FORT CARSON 2 Telephone Directory

OPERATOR ASSISTANCE To reach the Fort Carson operator from official 

phones dial 0; from post housing or off post dial 526-5811. 

OPERATOR INFORMATION The Fort Carson telephone directory is 

maintained by the Network Enterprise Center. Forward changes through your 

section's Telephone Control Officer to the Network Enterprise Center (business 

management office). All Units/Directorates/Organizations located on 

Fort Carson are required to appoint a primary TCO and at least one alternate 

TCO. If organizations do not have a primary and alternate TCO on orders, 

organizations should appoint them soon as possible. TCOs are responsible for 

implementation and management of the installation telephone system's usage 

control and certification program for each organization. A copy of the TCO 

duty appointment letter must be provided to Installation TCO at 526-6450. 

CONFERENCE CALLS For standard single-line sets: To initiate a threeway 

conference call depress the hookswitch once. When you hear the dial 

tone dial the third party's telephone number. When the party answers depress 

the hookswitch once; all parties should be connected at this time. Fort Carson 

also has a two-way conference capability (i.e., the originator and 29 subscribers 

call meet-me conferencing). Contact your unit TCO, Installation TCO or the 

Fort Carson operator for instructions regarding this service. 

CONTROL NUMBERS Control numbers are used for OCONUS Command 

and Control calls. Control numbers are to be used strictly for government 

official use. Contact your unit/organization TCO to obtain a control number. 

Unauthorized calls, unofficial DISN or FTS 2001 calls to or from government 

telephones are not permitted. Each person having a telephone at his/her desk 

is responsible for its proper use. Unauthorized DISN or FTS 2001 calls made 

from official telephones will be reported to the individual’s commander for 

appropriate action and reimbursement. 

REQUEST FOR OFFICIAL MILITARY TELEPHONE SERVICE 

Submit a request for installation, relocation, removal or reclassification of 

service through your unit/organization TCO, who will process your request 

through ARWEB or by calling 6-2270 NEC help desk. 

SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS Classified information will not be discussed 

or revealed over the telephone unless it is equipped with an encryption device 

approved for this purpose. Government telephones are for official use only and 

subject to monitoring (AR 25-1). 

REQUEST FOR UNOFFICIAL COMMERCIAL SERVICE 

Make a request for installation directly to QWEST at 308 E. Pikes Peak, Colorado 

Springs, or call 639-6200. Billing and payment is a direct transaction 

between subscriber and QWEST. 

TRANSFER OF INCOMING CALLS FOR STANDARD SINGLE-LINE SETS 

1) Depress the hookswitch once. 

2) When you hear the dial tone, dial the new telephone number. 

3) When you hear the ring, replace the handset. 

FEDERAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM 2001 (FTS-2001) FTS-2001 is a 

GSA-procured service designed to provide official long-distance for all government 

locations. The FTS network allows calls to all locations in the U.S. 

(CONUS) and includes areas such as Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico and U.S. 

Virgin Islands. Overseas calls, including Canada and Mexico, still have to go 

through the base operator and require a control number. Calls to Global (Overseas) 

Areas: General purpose DISN users cannot direct-dial numbers to the 

global area, except Alaska, through the Fort Carson MSLA 100 telephone system. 

To place global DISN calls, users must place their calls through the Fort 

Carson operator using a control number. To get a control number contact your 

unit, organization, activity or section’s Telephone Control Officer. 

NUISANCE CALLS Malicious, threatening, abusive, indecent, annoyance 

or harassing telephone calls, including those in which obscene or profane 

language is used, are prohibited by state and federal laws. Any person making 

such calls or any person knowingly permitting any telephone under his control 

to be used for such a purpose will be subject to criminal or civil prosecution 

by the person called or may have their service disconnected. Those receiving 

calls of this type should hang up immediately. If the calls persist, contact the 

Military Police. This applies to government and commercial subscribers. 

DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS NETWORK (DISN) The 

Defense Information Systems Network is the long-haul voice communications 

network within the Defense Communications System. It provides unsecured, 

direct distance dialing service worldwide. DISN is primarily used for essential 

command and control, intelligence, logistics and diplomatic traffic. The Joint 

Uniform Telephone Communications Precedence System is directed for use by 

all authorized users of voice communications facilities of the Department of 

Defense. To use DISN effectively, users must be familiar with the purpose of 

each precedence category and the types of calls. 

MINIMIZE MINIMIZE is a condition a commander or other authority may 

impose on users of telecommunications systems in an emergency or exercise. 

The aim is to limit the volume of routine traffic in the communications systems 

and ensure the flow of traffic. Essential traffic is that which deals directly with 

the success of the mission or safety of life. The telephone precedence system 

has no bearing in determining whether a telephone call should or should not 

be placed. Responsibility for determining if a call is to be placed rests with 

the calling party and is based on the perishability of the subject matter to be 

discussed. Calling parties must state that the call is minimize along with the 

precedence or other calling information when requested. 

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS PRECEDENCE SYSTEM The 

Joint Chiefs of Staff have developed and approved a telephone communications 

precedence system to ensure calls through the Defense Information 

Systems Network (DISN) system receive a level of service relative to their 

significance. The precedence is consistent with the operational mission or 

necessity of the call. Assignment or use of a precedence designation based 

solely on rank or duty position is strictly prohibited. 

PRIORITY Reserved for calls that require prompt completion for national 

defense and security, the successful conduct of war or to safeguard life or 

property, which do not require higher precedence. Normally, priority will be 

the highest precedence that may be assigned to administrative matters for 

which speed of handling is of paramount importance. 

FLASH Reserved for alerts, warnings or other emergency actions having 

immediate bearing on national, command or area security. May be preempted 

by the application of the FLASH OVERRIDE capability available to National 

Command Authorities. 

IMMEDIATE Reserved for vital communications which: 

(1) Have an immediate operational effect on tactical operations. 

(2) Directly concern safety or rescue operations. 

(3) Affect the intelligence community operational role. 

PREEMPTION Whenever a DSN call is “interrupted” by a steady tone 

(higher pitch than the dial tone), your call has been automatically preempted 

by a higher precedence call. 

PHONETIC ALPHABET For clarity in telephone conversations it may be 

necessary to identify single spoken letters through the use of the phonetic 

alphabet as follows: 

A - Alpha 

B - Bravo 

C - Charlie 

D - Delta 

E - Echo 

F - Foxtrot 

G - Golf 


General Information GENERAL 

H - Hotel 

I - India 

J - Juliet 

K - Kilo 

L - Lima 

M - Mike 

N - November 

0 - Oscar 

P - Papa 

Q - Quebec 

R - Romeo 

S - Sierra 

T - Tango 

U - Uniform 

V - Victor 

W - Whisky 

X - Xray 

Y - Yankee 

Z - Zulu 

Telephone Directory 3 2013 FORT CARSON

QUICK REFERENCE 

Quick Reference 



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1/10 CAVALRY 

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STAFF DUTY .................................. 2758 ..... 524-4734 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2460 ..... 524-4734 

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1/10 CAVALRY A TRP 

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CDR ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2470 

1SG ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2471 

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1/10 CAVALRY B TRP 

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CDR ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2480 

1SG ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2481 

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1/10 CAVALRY C TRP 

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CDR ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2490 

1SG ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2491 

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1/10 CAVALRY HEADQUARTERS 

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CDR ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2400 

CSM .............................................. 2758 ..... 503-2401 

XO ................................................. 2758 ..... 503-2402 

OPS SGM ....................................... 2758 ..... 503-2431 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2758 ..... 503-2409 

S-1 ................................................ 2758 ..... 503-2410 

S-2 ................................................ 2758 ..... 503-2420 

S-3 ................................................ 2758 ..... 503-2430 

S-4 ................................................ 2758 ..... 503-2440 

S-6 ................................................ 2758 ..... 503-2460 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2758 ..... 524-4734 

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1/10 CAVALRY HHT 

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CDR ............................................... 2758 ......503-2450 

1SG ............................................... 2758 ..... 503-2451 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) 

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STAFF DUTY .................................. 1668 ..... 526-9169 

BN COMMANDER ........................... 1668 ..... 526-6175 

BN CSM ......................................... 1668 ..... 526-0746 

BN XO ............................................ 1668 ..... 524-2800 

S-1 ................................................ 1668 ..... 524-5400 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 1668 ..................... 

S-2 ................................................ 1668 ..... 526-2838 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 1668 ..... 526-0681 

S-3 ................................................ 1668 ..... 526-0795 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 1668 ..... 524-4962 

ASST S-3 ....................................... 1668 ..... 526-0873 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 1668 ..... 526-0778 

S-3 SCHOOLS ................................ 1668 ..... 526-9286 

S-4 ................................................ 1668 ..... 526-5317 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 1668 ..... 526-2698 

S-6 ................................................ 1668 ..... 526-2793 

BARRACKS, HHC & E CO ................ 1663 ..................... 

BARRACKS, A & B CO..................... 1664 ..... 526-3100 

BARRACKS, C & D CO .................... 1667 ..... 526-6729 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) ABLE CO 

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CQ ..............................................1957-2 ..... 526-2206 

CDR ............................................1957-2 ..... 526-2703 

1SG ............................................1957-2 ..... 526-6731 

XO ..............................................1957-2 ..... 526-3775 

TRAINING ROOM .........................1957-2 ..... 526-3721 

SUPPLY.......................................1957-2 ..................... 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) BAKER CO 

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CQ ..............................................1957-3 ..... 526-2604 

CDR ............................................1957-3 ..... 526-6511 

1SG ............................................1957-3 ..... 526-3758 

XO ..............................................1957-3 ..... 524-4586 

FSO ............................................1957-3 ..... 526-2843 

TRAINING ROOM .........................1957-3 ..... 526-2843 

Organizational Listings - Numerical 

UNITS BLDG PHONE UNITS BLDG PHONE UNITS BLDG PHONE 

SUPPLY.......................................1957-3 ..... 526-6782 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) CHARLIE CO 

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CQ ..............................................1957-4 ..... 526-6479 

CDR ............................................1957-4 ..... 526-6647 

1SG ............................................1957-4 ..... 526-2365 

XO ..............................................1957-4 ..... 526-1965 

TRAINING ROOM .........................1957-4 ..... 526-9948 

HQ PSG .......................................1957-4 ..... 526-2048 

SUPPLY.......................................1957-4 ..... 526-6438 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) DOG CO 

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CQ ..............................................1957-5 ..... 526-6355 

CDR ............................................1957-5 ..... 526-2614 

XO ..............................................1957-5 ..... 526-6359 

1SG ............................................1957-5 ..... 524-1026 

TRAINING ROOM .........................1957-5 ..... 526-4505 

SUPPLY.......................................1957-5 ..... 526-6345 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) EASY CO 

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CQ ..............................................1670-5 ..... 526-4554 

CDR ............................................1670-5 ..... 526-1404 

1SG ............................................1670-5 ..... 526-1401 

XO ..............................................1670-5 ..... 526-1394 

HQ PSG/SUPPLY .........................1670-5 ..... 526-1276 

OPS NCO ....................................1670-5 ..... 526-1295 

BMT............................................... 1692 ..................... 

BMO .............................................. 1692 ..................... 

BMS .............................................. 1692 ..................... 

MAINT NCO .................................... 1692 ..................... 

MECH ............................................ 1692 ..................... 

MOTOR POOL ................................ 1692 ..... 526-5455 

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1/12 IN (4TH BDE 4TH ID) HHC 

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CQ ..............................................1957-1 ..... 526-6478 

HHC CDR ....................................1957-1 ..... 526-6468 

HHC 1SG .....................................1957-1 ..... 526-6471 

HHC XO .......................................1957-1 ..... 526-4021 

TRAINING ROOM .........................1957-1 ..... 526-5341 

SUPPLY.......................................1957-1 ..... 526-6470 

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1/2 AVN 

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A CO CP ....................................................... 526-9655 

B CO CDR .................................................... 526-2415 

B CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-8895 

B CO CP ....................................................... 526-4030 

C CO CDR .................................................... 526-2414 

C CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-2413 

C CO CP ....................................................... 524-3398 

D CO CDR .................................................... 526-3490 

D CO 1SG .................................................... 526-0339 

D CO CP ....................................................... 526-2937 

D CO QC ...................................................... 526-2564 

D CO PC ....................................................... 524-1294 

D CO TECH SUPPLY ..................................... 526-8229 

D CO SHOPS ................................................ 524-4352 

D CO MAINTENANCE .................................... 526-3115 

E CO CDR..................................................... 524-1104 

E CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-1495 

E CO CP ....................................................... 526-3186 

MOTORPOOL ............................................... 526-4479 

HHC CDR ..................................................... 526-9318 

HHC 1SG ...................................................... 526-9051 

STAFF DUTY (EOC) ....................................... 524-1280 

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1/22 INFANTRY 

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STAFF DUTY ................................. 2132 ...... 503-1138 

CDR .............................................. 2132 ...... 503-1100 


CSM ............................................. 2132 ...... 503-1101 

XO ................................................ 2132 ...... 503-1102 

S-1 OIC ......................................... 2132 ...... 503-1110 

S-2 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-1121 

S-3 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-1129 

ADMIN .......................................... 2630 ...... 503-1164 

A CO MOTOR POOL ....................... 2635 ...... 503-1169 

A CO ADMIN ................................. 2635 ...... 503-1174 

B CO MOTOR POOL ....................... 2635 ...... 503-1179 

B CO ADMIN ................................. 2630 ...... 503-1184 

C CO MOTOR POOL ....................... 2635 ...... 503-1189 

C CO ADMIN ................................. 2630 ...... 503-1194 

D CO ADMIN ................................. 2630 ...... 503-1504 

E CO ADMIN .................................. 2630 ...... 503-1524 

F CO ADMIN .................................. 2630 ...... 503-1514 

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1/4 BCT 

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STAFF DUTY ................................. 2132 .. 719-330-2579 

STAFF DUTY ................................. 2132 .. 719-503-1346 

CDR .............................................. 2132 ...... 503-1000 

CSM ............................................. 2132 ...... 503-1001 

DCO .............................................. 2132 ...... 503-1002 

XO ................................................ 2132 ...... 503-1003 

PBO .............................................. 2132 ...... 503-1007 

CHAPLAIN ..................................... 2132 ...... 503-1009 

CHAPLAIN ASSISTANT................... 2132 ...... 503-1008 

S-1 AWARDS ................................ 2132 ...... 503-1013 

S-1 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-1062 

S-1 OIC ......................................... 2132 ...... 503-1021 

S-2 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-1830 

S-3 OIC ......................................... 2132 ...... 503-1830 

S-3 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-1031 

S-4 OIC ......................................... 2132 ...... 503-1040 

S-4 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-1044 

S-4 FAC MANAGER ....................... 2132 ...... 503-1042 

S-6 OIC ......................................... 2132 ...... 503-1060 

S-6 NCOIC .................................... 2132 ...... 503-9311 

S-6 ............................................... 2132 ...... 503-1062 

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1/407TH AFSBN 

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COMMANDER ................................ 8100 ......526-9007 

DEPUTY ......................................... 8100 ..... 526-2450 

S-1 ................................................ 8100 ..... 526-9014 

S-2 ................................................ 8100 ..... 526-4371 

S-3 ................................................ 8100 ..... 526-4371 

S-4 ................................................ 8100 ..... 526-2264 

S-6 ................................................ 8100 ..... 526-6707 

S-8 ................................................ 8100 ..... 526-2264 

SPO ............................................... 8100 ..... 526-5121 

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1/503RD 

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STAFF DUTY .................................................526-3516 

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1/66 ARMOR 

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CDR ............................................... 2132 ......503-1200 

CSM .............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1201 

XO ................................................. 2132 ..... 503-1202 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1210 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1211 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1220 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1221 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1230 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1241 

A CO MSTR GUNR .......................... 2620 ..... 503-1232 

B CO MSTR GUNR .......................... 2620 ..... 503-1233 

C CO MSTR GUNR .......................... 2620 ..... 503-1234 

D CO MSTR GUNR .......................... 2620 ..... 503-1235 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1240 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1241 

NCOIC ............................................ 2132 ..... 503-1251 

Telephone Directory 5 2013 FORT CARSON 

NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



HHC OIC ......................................... 2620 ..... 503-1260 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2620 ..... 503-1261 

HHC XO .......................................... 2620 ..... 503-1262 

HHC ADMIN ................................... 2620 ..... 503-1264 

HHC SUPPLY .................................. 2620 ..... 503-1265 

A CO OIC ........................................ 2620 ..... 503-1270 

A CO XO ......................................... 2620 ..... 503-1272 

A CO ADMIN .................................. 2620 ..... 503-1274 

A CO SUPPLY ................................. 2620 ..... 503-1275 

B CO OIC ........................................ 2620 ..... 503-1280 

B CO XO ......................................... 2620 ..... 503-1282 

B CO ADMIN .................................. 2620 ..... 503-1284 

B CO SUPPLY ................................. 2620 ..... 503-1285 

C CO OIC ........................................ 2620 ..... 503-1290 

C CO XO ......................................... 2620 ..... 503-1292 

C CO ADMIN .................................. 2620 ..... 503-1294 

C CO SUPPLY ................................. 2620 ..... 503-1295 

E CO ADMIN ................................... 2610 ..... 503-1544 

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1/67TH ARMOR BATTALION 

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CSM .............................................. 2352 ......503-2101 

XO ................................................. 2352 ..... 503-2102 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2352 ..... 524-4403 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2109 

S-1 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2110 

S-2 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2120 

S-3 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2130 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 2352 ..... 503-2131 

S-4 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2140 

S-6 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2160 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2352 ..... 503-2150 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2352 ..... 503-2151 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2170 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2352 ..... 503-2171 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2180 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 2352 ..... 503-2181 

C CO CDR ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2190 

C CO 1SG ....................................... 2352 ..... 503-2191 

D CO CDR ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2500 

D CO 1SG ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2191 

E CO CDR....................................... 2352 ..... 503-2520 

E CO 1SG ....................................... 2352 ..... 503-2521 

FSC CDR ........................................ 2352 ..... 503-2510 

FSC 1SG ........................................ 2352 ..... 503-2511 

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1/68TH ARMOR BATTALION 

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STAFF DUTY .................................. 2060 ......526-4876 

CDR ............................................... 2060 ..... 524-0678 

CSM .............................................. 2060 ..... 524-0686 

XO ................................................. 2060 ..... 526-1020 

S-1 ................................................ 2060 ..... 526-9659 

S-2 ................................................ 2060 ..... 526-9550 

S-3 ................................................ 2060 ... 526-9540 / 

526-4935 

S-4 ................................................ 2060 ......526-9546 

S-6 ................................................ 2060 ... 526-2004 / 

524-4600 

FRSA ............................................. 2060 ..... 526-6733 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2060 ..... 526-3740 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2060 ..... 526-1245 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2060 ..... 526-4060 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2060 ..... 526-4060 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2060 ..... 526-6668 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 2060 ..... 526-6162 

C CO CDR ...................................... 2060 ..... 526-6962 

C CO 1SG ....................................... 2060 ..... 526-5581 

D CO CDR ...................................... 2060 ..... 526-6932 

D CO 1SG ...................................... 2060 ..... 526-5417 

E CO CDR....................................... 2060 ..... 526-0749 

E CO 1SG ....................................... 2060 ..... 526-4350 

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1/8TH INFANTRY BATTALION (FIGHTING EAGLES) 

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BN CDR ......................................... 2060 ......526-4868 

BN CSM ......................................... 2060 ..... 524-4927 

BN XO ............................................ 2060 ..... 524-4823 

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ALPHA COMPANY A 

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CDR ................................................ 2057 .....526-4120 

1SG ................................................ 2057 .... 526-4120 

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ALPHA COMPANY 

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XO ................................................. 2057 ..... 526-1771 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2057 ..... 526-6851 

CQ ................................................. 2057 ..... 526-3060 

1ST PLT ......................................... 2057 ..... 526-0370 

2ND PLT ........................................ 2057 ..... 526-3511 

3RD PLT ........................................ 2057 ..... 526-3120 

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1/8TH INFANTRY BATTALION (FIGHTING EAGLES)BMO 

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BMO .............................................. 2058 ......526-5648 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2058 ..... 526-3759 

CQ ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-1780 

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BRAVO COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2057 ......526-1780 

1ST SGT ........................................ 2057 ..... 524-3759 

XO ................................................. 2057 ..... 526-6870 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2057 ..... 526-6863 

CQ ................................................. 2057 ..... 526-6863 

1ST PLT ......................................... 2057 ..... 526-0357 

2ND PLT ........................................ 2057 ..... 526-6930 

3RD PLT ........................................ 2057 ..... 526-5443 

HQ PLT .......................................... 2057 ..... 526-0927 

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CHARLIE COMPANY 

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CDR ................................................2057 .....526-3287 

1ST SGT .........................................2057 .... 526-2758 

XO ................................................. 2057 ..... 526-6968 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2057 ..... 526-1778 

CQ ................................................. 2057 ..... 526-6980 

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DELTA COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2058 ......526-6342 

1ST SGT ........................................ 2058 ..... 526-0854 

XO ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-2573 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2058 ..... 526-6341 

CQ ................................................. 2058 ..... 524-1065 

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1/8TH INFANTRY BATTALION (FIGHTING EAGLES) ECHO 

COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2058 ......526-2113 

1ST SGT ........................................ 2058 ..... 526-4924 

XO ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-2442 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2058 ..... 526-2913 

CQ ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-4924 

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ECHO COMPANY (FSC) 

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CDR ............................................... 2058 ......526-3060 

1ST SGT ........................................ 2058 ..... 526-1771 

XO ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-2119 


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1/8TH INFANTRY BATTALION (FIGHTING EAGLES) FIRES 

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BN FSO .......................................... 2060 ......526-5936 

BN CHAPLAIN ................................ 2060 ..... 526-0780 

BN AID STATION ............................ 2060 ..... 526-9432 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2060 ..... 526-4872 

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1/8TH INFANTRY BATTALION (FIGHTING EAGLES) HHC 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 2058 ......526-5778 

1ST SGT ........................................ 2058 ..... 526-2749 

XO ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-4135 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 2058 ..... 526-4959 

CQ ................................................. 2058 ..... 526-0801 

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1/8TH INFANTRY BATTALION (FIGHTING EAGLES) S-1 

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BN S-1............................................2060 .....526-9557 

S-1 PROMOTIONS ...........................2060 .... 526-4867 

S-1 AWARDS ................................. 2060 ..... 526-4867 

S-1 PERSONNEL ACTIONS ............. 2060 ..... 526-9543 

BN S-1 NCOIC ................................ 2060 ..... 526-9593 

NCOER, LEAVE, FINANCE ............... 2060 ..... 526-9543 

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———————————————————— 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2060 ......526-9565 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2060 ..... 524-1096 

S-2 IN-PROCESSING ...................... 2060 ..... 524-1096 

BN S-2 NCOIC ................................ 2060 ..... 526-9563 

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S-3 OIC .......................................... 2060 ......524-8411 

BN ASST S-3 ................................. 2060 ..... 526-9571 

BN GM ........................................... 2060 ..... 526-9570 

MASTER GUNNERS ........................ 2060 ..... 526-9568 

LAND/AMMO .................................. 2060 ..... 526-9569 

SCHOOLS....................................... 2060 ..... 526-5476 

TASKINGS ...................................... 2060 ..... 526-2777 

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BN S-4........................................... 2060 ......526-9560 

BN S-4 NCOIC ................................ 2060 ..... 526-9562 

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BN S-6........................................... 2056 ..... 526-3285 

BN S-6 NCOIC ................................ 2056 ..... 526-5730 

BN S-6 FOREMAN .......................... 2056 ..... 524-4590 

BN S-6 IMO ................................... 2056 ..... 526-0938 

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10TH CHS 438TH VETERINARY DET 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1130 ..... 524-2775 

DET NCOIC ..................................... 1130 ..... 524-2745 

XO ................................................. 1130 ..... 524-2783 

SR VET TECH ................................. 1130 ..... 524-2786 

OPERATIONS NCO .......................... 1130 ..... 524-2780 

FIELD MEDICAL ASST .................... 1130 ..... 524-2781 

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10TH COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL 

(10TH CSH) 

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COMMANDER ................................ 1130 ......526-4633 

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ....................... 1130 ..... 526-0932 

DEPUTY COMMANDER FOR 

NURSING ....................................... 1130 ..... 526-1675 

CSM .............................................. 1130 ..... 524-1968 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 1130 ..... 526-3800 

BARRACKS CQ ............................... 1130 ..... 524-0816 

FRSA ............................................. 1130 ..... 526-0219 

STAFF DUTY FAX ......................... 1130 ..... 526-5495 



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10TH CSH / 223RD MEDICAL 

DETACHMENT (PM) 

———————————————————— 

223RD COMMANDER ..................... 1045 ......524-2771 

223RD EXECUTIVE OFFICER ........... 1045 ..... 524-2789 

223RD DETACHMENT SGT ............ 1045 ..... 524-2774 

223RD ARMORER .......................... 1045 ..... 524-2784 

223RD S-1..................................... 1045 ..... 524-2781 

223RD OPERATIONS/ TRAINING ..... 1045 ..... 524-2793 

S-4 ................................................ 1045 ..... 524-2773 

FST XO .......................................... 1045 ..... 526-1611 

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10TH CSH 2ND FST 

———————————————————— 

DETACHMENT SERGEANT ................ 704 ......526-1612 

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ......................... 704 ..... 526-0665 

TRAINING ......................................... 704 ..... 526-1723 

ADMINISTRATION............................. 704 ..... 526-1623 

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10TH CSH A COMPANY 

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A CO COMMANDER ........................ 1187 ......526-1962 

A CO 1SGT ..................................... 1187 ..... 526-1612 

A CO TRAINING ROOM NCO ............ 1187 ..... 526-0620 

A CO SUPPLY ................................. 1187 ..... 526-1902 

CONFERENCE ROOM ...................... 1187 ..... 526-1555 

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10TH CSH B COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

B CO COMMANDER ........................ 1187 ......526-5792 

TRAINING NCO ............................... 1187 ..... 526-3496 

B CO 1SGT ..................................... 1187 ..... 526-5802 

B CO SUPPLY ................................. 1187 ..... 524-4793 

B CO ORDERLY ROOM.................... 1187 ..... 526-3496 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 1187 ..... 524-4920 

SUPPLY NCO .................................. 1187 ..... 526-1732 

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10TH CSH CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 1130 ......526-2803 

CHAPLAIN'S ASSISTANT ................ 1130 ..... 524-8020 

B CO CHAPLAIN ............................. 1187 ..... 526-4920 

B CO CHAPLAIN ASSISTANT ........... 1187 ..... 526-4722 

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10TH CSH HOSPITAL SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF WARD MASTER .................... 1130 ......526-1128 

ASSISTANT WARD MASTER ........... 1130 ..... 526-8901 

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10TH CSH MEDICAL MAINTENANCE 

———————————————————— 

MEDICAL MAINTENANCE OIC ........... 704 ......524-4783 

MEDICAL MAINTENANCE NCOIC ....... 704 ..... 526-3646 

———————————————————— 

10TH CSH MEDICAL SUPPLY 

———————————————————— 

MEDICAL SUPPLY OIC .................... 1187 ......524-4787 

MEDICAL SUPPLY ......................... 1187 ..... 524-1376 

MEDICAL SUPPLY FAX ................. 1187 ..... 526-3832 

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10TH CSH MOTOR POOL 

———————————————————— 

MOTOR POOL .................................. 704 ......526-1511 

B CO MOTOR SGT ............................ 501 ..... 526-0344 

HOSPITAL MOTOR OFFICER ............. 704 ..... 526-3557 

HOSPITAL MOTOR SERGEANT .......... 704 ..... 526-1511 

SAMS-E CLERKS .............................. 704 ..... 524-1180 

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10TH CSH S-1 

———————————————————— 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 1130 ......526-2657 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 1130 ..... 526-0275 

S-1 ................................................ 1130 ..... 526-8167 

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10TH CSH S-2/S-3 

———————————————————— 

S-3 ............................................... 1130 ......526-0613 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 1130 ..... 526-8079 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 1130 ..... 526-1702 

S-2/S-3 OIC ................................... 1130 ..... 526-1676 


S-3 LAND, RANGE AND AMMO ....... 1130 ..... 526-2177 

S-2 ................................................ 1130 ..... 526-4482 

S-3 TRAINING ................................ 1130 ..... 526-0450 

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10TH CSH S-3 

———————————————————— 

S-3 PLANS NCO ............................. 1130 ......526-9783 

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10TH CSH S-4 

———————————————————— 

S-4 SHOP ...................................... 1130 ......526-2987 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 1130 ..... 526-1013 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 1130 ..... 526-2193 

S-4 PROPERTY BOOK OFFICER ....... 1130 ..... 526-2143 

S-4 CLERK ..................................... 1130 ..... 526-4634 

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10TH CSH S-6 

———————————————————— 

S-6 AUTOMATION NCO .................. 1130 ......526-2179 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 1130 ..... 526-8649 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 1130 ..... 526-2176 

S-6 HELP DESK .............................. 1130 ..... 526-7094 

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———————————————————— 

...................................................................524-3288 

———————————————————— 


10TH GRP TMC #10 

———————————————————— 

ROBINSON CLINIC TMC .................. 7490 ......526-7764 

TMC MEDICAL DESK ...................... 7490 ..... 526-2830 

SURGEON OIC ................................ 7490 ..... 524-2221 

PHYSICAL THERAPIST .................... 7490 ..... 526-7382 

MED OPS OFFICER ......................... 7490 ..... 526-2796 

MED OPS NCOIC ............................ 7490 ..... 526-2769 

MED LOG OIC ................................. 7490 ..... 524-3215 

MED LOG NCOIC ............................ 7490 ..... 524-3214 

2/10 SURGEON-TMC ...................... 7402 ..... 524-2231 

2/10 PA-TMC ................................. 7402 ..... 524-2230 

3/10 SURGEON-TMC ...................... 7404 ..... 524-2207 

3/10 PA-TMC ................................. 7404 ..... 524-2206 

GSB PA-TMC ................................. 7490 ..... 524-2208 

SMITH DENTAL CLINIC ................... 1855 ..... 526-5400 

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2ND BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

CQ/BARRACKS ............................... 7482 ......524-1212 

COMMANDER ................................ 7402 ..... 524-3437 

XO ................................................. 7402 ..... 524-3439 

CSM .............................................. 7402 ..... 524-3438 

S-1 ADJUTANT .............................. 7402 ..... 524-3426 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 7402 ..... 524-3427 

S-1 PERSONNEL ............................ 7402 ..... 524-3428 

S-1 ADMIN .................................... 7402 ..... 524-3432 

S-1 FAX ....................................... 7402 ..... 524-3435 

S-1 FINANCE ................................. 7402 ..... 524-3440 

REENLISTMENT ............................. 7402 ..... 524-3262 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 7402 ..... 524-3423 

CHAPLAIN ASST ............................. 7402 ..... 524-3424 

LEGAL ............................................ 7402 ..... 524-3425 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 7402 ..... 524-2061 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 7402 ..... 524-3461 

PERSONNEL SECURITY .................. 7402 ..... 526-4522 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 7402 ..... 524-3401 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 7402 ..... 524-3402 

S-3 SENIOR WARRANT ................... 7402 ..... 524-3408 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 7402 ..... 524-3410 

S-3 AIR NCO .................................. 7402 ..... 524-3416 

S-3 TRAVEL ................................... 7402 ..... 524-3403 

S-3 NBC ........................................ 7402 ..... 524-3405 

S-3 AMMO/RANGE ......................... 7402 ..... 524-3445 

S-3 FAX ....................................... 7402 ..... 524-3407 

S-3 SCHOOLS ................................ 7402 ..... 524-3403 

PLANS ........................................... 7402 ..... 524-3417 


PLEX .............................................. 7402 ..... 524-3415 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 7402 ..... 524-3443 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 7402 ..... 524-3452 

S-4 FAX ....................................... 7402 ..... 524-3444 

C-E OIC .......................................... 7402 ..... 524-3446 

C-E NCOIC ..................................... 7402 ..... 524-3447 

COMSEC CUSTODIAN ..................... 7402 ..... 524-3448 

IMO CLERK .................................... 7402 ..... 524-3453 

FAX .............................................. 7402 ..... 524-3450 

BN SURGEON ................................. 7402 ..... 524-3457 

BN NCOIC ...................................... 7402 ..... 524-3458 

PREVENTIVE MED .......................... 7402 ..... 524-3412 

MEDIC ........................................... 7402 ..... 524-3454 

———————————————————— 


3RD BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

CQ/ BARRACKS .............................. 7482 ......524-1212 

COMMANDER ................................ 7404 ..... 524-1701 

CSM .............................................. 7404 ..... 524-1706 

XO ................................................. 7404 ..... 524-1707 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 7404 ..... 524-1708 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 7404 ..... 524-1753 

S-1 ADMIN .................................... 7404 ..... 524-1711 

S-1 FAX ....................................... 7404 ..... 524-1710 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 7404 .... 524-1741/ 

1754 

REENLISTMENT ............................. 7404 ..... 524-1655 

LEGAL ............................................ 7404 ..... 526-4827 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 7404 ..... 524-1743 

S-2 ADMIN .................................... 7404 ..... 526-3989 

S-2 SCIF ........................................ 7404 ..... 526-2087 

SOT-A ............................................ 7404 ..... 526-0593 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 7404 ..... 524-1716 

S-3 ASSISTANT .............................. 7404 ..... 524-1717 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 7404 ..... 524-1750 

S-3 CHEMICAL OFFICER ................. 7404 ..... 524-1720 

S-3 TRAINING NCO ........................ 7404 ..... 524-1721 

S-3 AIR NCO .................................. 7404 ..... 524-1722 

S-3 AMMO NCO ............................. 7404 ..... 524-1720 

S-3 SCHOOLS/TRAVEL ................... 7404 ..... 524-1719 

S-3 FIRE SUPPORT......................... 7404 ..... 524-1721 

S-3 FAX ....................................... 7404 ..... 524-1726 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 7404 ..... 524-3335 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 7404 ..... 524-1748 

S-4 FAX ....................................... 7404 ..... 524-1730 

S-5 BN OPS WARRANT .................. 7404 ..... 524-1725 

S-5 OIC .......................................... 7404 ..... 524-1749 

S-5 NCOIC ..................................... 7404 ..... 524-1727 

C-E OIC .......................................... 7404 ..... 524-1729 

C-E NCOIC ..................................... 7404 ..... 524-1715 

C-E COMSEC ................................. 7404 ..... 524-1712 

IMO ............................................... 7404 ..... 524-1713 

SURGEON ...................................... 7404 ..... 524-1737 

PA ................................................. 7404 ..... 524-1730 

MEDICAL NCO ................................ 7404 ..... 524-1742 

BMSO ............................................ 7404 ..... 524-1516 

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A COMPANY, 3RD BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7416 ......524-1523 

SGM .............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1563 

ODB 0310 ...................................... 7416 .... 524-1533/ 

1536 

ODA 0311 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1527 

ODA 0312 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1526 

ODA 0313 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1531 

ODA 0314 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1529 

ODA 0315 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1530 

ODA 0316 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1528 

FAX .............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1534 

SUPPLY.......................................... 7416 ..... 524-1535 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



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A COMPANY, 2ND BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7418 ......524-3279 

SGM .............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3280 

XO ................................................. 7418 ..... 524-3283 

ODA 041 ....................................... 7418 ..... 524-3282 

ODB 0210 ...................................... 7418 .... 524-3284/ 

3285/3286 

ODB 0210 FAX ............................. 7418 ..... 524-3287 

ODA 0211 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3289 

ODA 0212 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3288 

ODA 0213 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3281 

ODA 0214 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3291 

ODA 0215 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3293 

ODA 0216 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3292 

———————————————————— 


AIR FORCE WEATHER DET 

———————————————————— 

WEATHER OIC ................................ 7450 ......524-1806 

WEATHER NCOIC ........................... 7450 .... 524-1811/ 

1849 

WEATHER FAX ............................. 7450 ..... 524-1819 

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B COMPANY, 3RD BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7416 ......524-1537 

SGM .............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1538 

ODB 0320 ...................................... 7416 .... 524-1541/ 

1542/1544 

FAX .............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1543 

ODA 0321 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1547 

ODA 0322 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1546 

ODA 0323 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1548 

ODA 0324 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1551 

ODA 0325 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1550 

ODA 0326 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1549 

SUPPLY SGT .................................. 7416 ..... 526-9303 

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B COMPANY, 2ND BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7418 ......524-3264 

SGM .............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3265 

XO ................................................. 7418 ..... 524-3266 

OPS WARRANT .............................. 7418 ..... 524-3268 

ODB 0220 ...................................... 7418 .... 524-3269/ 

3270/3271 

ODB 0220 FAX ............................. 7418 ..... 524-3271 


ODA 0221 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3273 

ODA 0222 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3274 

ODA 0223 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3275 

ODA 0224 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3276 

ODA 0225 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3277 

ODA 0226 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3278 

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C COMPANY, 3RD BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7416 ......524-1553 

SGM .............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1552 

ODB 0330 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1506 

ODB OPERATIONS SGT................... 7416 ..... 526-4209 

ODB FAX ...................................... 7416 ..... 526-4194 

OPS WARRANT .............................. 7416 ..... 524-1556 

ODA 0331 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1569 

ODA 0332 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1564 

ODA 0333 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1568 

ODA 0334 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1565 

ODA 0335 ...................................... 7416 ..... 526-3978 

ODA 0336 ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1565 

CONF RM ....................................... 7416 .... 524-1554/ 

1555 

———————————————————— 


C COMPANY, 2ND BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7418 ......524-3324 

SGM .............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3325 

XO ................................................. 7418 ..... 524-3330 

OPS WARRANT .............................. 7418 ..... 524-3326 

ODB 0230 ...................................... 7418 .... 524-3330/ 

3341 

ODB 0230 FAX ............................. 7418 ..... 524-3440 

ODA 0231 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3342 

ODA 0232 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3343 

ODA 0233 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3344 

ODA 0234 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3328 

ODA 0235 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3346 

ODA 0236 ...................................... 7418 ..... 524-3345 

———————————————————— 


CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

CHAPLAIN OIC ................................ 7400 ......524-1822 

CHAPLAIN NCOIC ........................... 7400 ..... 524-1812 

———————————————————— 


CHEMICAL DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

CHEM DET OIC ............................... 7450 ......524-3177 

CHEM DET NCOIC .......................... 7450 ..... 526-8008 

CHEM DET TEAMS/OPNS ............... 7450 ..... 524-3182 

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CHEMICAL RECON DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

CRD OIC ......................................... 7437 ......526-3942 

CRD NCOIC .................................... 7437 ..... 526-3916 

821 TEAM LEADER ........................ 7437 ..... 526-3923 

———————————————————— 


COMMUNICATIONS & ELECTRONICS 

———————————————————— 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 7400 ......524-1875 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 7400 ..... 524-1876 

S-6 FREQ MGR .............................. 7400 ..... 524-1877 

S-6 TCO ......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1878 

S-6 OPS ......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1870 

COMSEC OIC .................................. 7400 ..... 524-1879 

COMSEC NCOIC ............................. 7400 ..... 524-1880 

COMSEC ........................................ 7400 ..... 524-1881 

IMO OIC/NCOIC .............................. 7400 ..... 524-3252 

EITC HELP DESK ............................ 7400 ..... 524-3255 

IMO FAX....................................... 7400 ..... 524-3246 

TACLAN ......................................... 7400 ..... 526-4891 

SOMPE-G ....................................... 1217 ..... 526-2876 

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DISTRIBUTION PLATOON 

———————————————————— 

RIGGER OIC .................................... 7438 ......524-1161 

RIGGER NCOIC ............................... 7438 ..... 524-1161 

HALO SECTION .............................. 7438 ..... 526-8170 

FAX .............................................. 7438 ..... 526-8163 

———————————————————— 


DIVE LOCKER 

———————————————————— 

DIVE LOCKER OPS/TRNG ................ 7440 ......524-3229 

OPEN CIRCUIT ................................ 7440 ..... 524-1380 

CLOSE CIRCUIT .............................. 7440 ..... 524-3233 

SURFACE SPT ................................ 7440 ..... 524-3231 

MOTORS / FAX ............................. 7440 ..... 524-3232 

———————————————————— 


ENGINEERS 

———————————————————— 

ENGINEER OIC................................ 7400 ......524-1801 

NCOIC ............................................ 7400 ..... 524-1802 


ENGINEER FAX ............................. 7400 ..... 524-1860 

———————————————————— 


FORCE MODIFICATIONS 

———————————————————— 

S-7 FISO ........................................ 7462 ......526-4460 

S-7 FORCE MOD ............................ 7462 ..... 524-4483 

S-7 EMO/NET ................................ 7462 ..... 524-3261 

S-7 FORCE MOD FAX ................... 7462 ..... 524-4470 

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GROUP LANGUAGE INSTITUTE 

———————————————————— 

LANGUAGE INST ADMIN. .................1217 .....526-3684 

LANGUAGE INST NCOIC ...................1217 .... 526-3724 

LANGUAGE INST COORDINATOR..... 1217 ..... 526-3733 

LANGUAGE INST FAX...................... 1217 ..... 526-3754 

———————————————————— 

10TH SPECIAL FORCES GROUP (AIRBORNE) GROUP 

SERVICE SUPPORT COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER .................................7450 .....524-3191 

1ST SGT ........................................ 7450 ..... 524-3195 

OPS ............................................... 7450 ..... 524-1226 

TRAINING ....................................... 7450 ..... 524-3210 

SUPPLY.......................................... 7450 ..... 524-1988 

———————————————————— 


GROUP SUPPORT BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

CQ/BARRACKS ............................... 7480 .... 524-1207/ 

1208 

COMMANDER ................................ 7462 ..... 526-5187 

CSM .............................................. 7462 ..... 526-5215 

XO ................................................. 7462 ..... 524-4162 

SPO OIC ......................................... 7462 ..... 524-4196 

SPO NCOIC/MATO .......................... 7462 ..... 526-0182 

SAMS-2 (DATA) ............................. 7462 ..... 526-3817 

SPO S&S ........................................ 7462 ..... 526-3866 

SPO TRANS .................................... 7462 .... 524-3236/ 

3259 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 7462 ..... 524-3257 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 7462 ..... 526-5163 

S-1 CLERK ..................................... 7462 ..... 526-9330 

S-1 CUSTOMER SERVICE ............... 7462 ..... 524-3254 

S-2/S-3 OIC ................................... 7462 ..... 524-1983 

S-2/S-3 NCOIC .............................. 7462 ..... 524-3249 

S-3 SCHOOLS ................................ 7462 ..... 526-6219 

GSB FAX ...................................... 7462 ..... 524-4206 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 7462 ..... 524-3251 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 7462 ..... 524-5211 

———————————————————— 


GROUP SUPPORT COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

CQ/BARRACKS ............................... 7480 .... 524-1207/ 

1208 

COMMANDER ................................ 7450 ..... 524-1350 

OPERATIONS .................................. 7450 ..... 524-3193 

1ST SGT ........................................ 7450 ..... 524-1352 

GSC PAC ........................................ 7450 ..... 524-1351 

GSC OPS NCO ................................ 7450 ..... 524-1356 

GSC FAX ...................................... 7450 ..... 524-1355 

AER/ FINANCIAL REP ...................... 7482 ..... 524-1213 

ARMS ROOM .................................. 7450 ..... 524-1432 

GSC SUPPLY .................................. 7450 ..... 524-3222 

———————————————————— 


HEADQUARTERS 

———————————————————— 

SDN/SDNCO .................................. 7400 .... 524-1838/ 

1440 

COMMANDER ................................ 7400 ..... 524-1221 

DCO ............................................... 7400 ..... 524-1050 

XO ................................................. 7400 ..... 524-1821 

CSM .............................................. 7400 ..... 524-1041 



COMMANDER'S SECRETARY .......... 7400 ..... 524-1840 

COMMANDER'S DRIVER ................. 7400 ..... 524-3391 

FAMILY READINESS (FRG) .............. 7400 ..... 524-1850 

———————————————————— 


HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

CQ/BARRACKS ............................... 7480 .... 524-1207/ 

1208 

COMMANDER ................................ 7450 ..... 524-3188 

1ST SGT ........................................ 7450 ..... 524-3189 

HHC OPS........................................ 7450 ..... 524-3192 

HHC FAX ...................................... 7450 ..... 524-3190 

HHC SUPPLY .................................. 7450 ..... 524-5827 

HHC MOTOR POOL ......................... 7450 ..... 524-1688 

HHC/GSC ARMS ROOM .................. 7450 ..... 524-1432 

———————————————————— 


LEGAL 

———————————————————— 

JAG OIC ......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1807 

JAG NCOIC ..................................... 7400 ..... 524-1805 

JAG FAX....................................... 7400 ..... 524-1808 

———————————————————— 


MAINTENANCE PLATOON 

———————————————————— 

MAINTENANCE OIC ........................ 7426 ..... 524-1697 

MAINTENANCE NCOIC .................... 7426 ..... 524-1696 

MAINTENANCE FAX ...................... 7426 ..... 524-1698 

MOTOR POOL (MAIN) ..................... 7426 ..... 524-1696 

TAMMS/PLL CAGE ......................... 7426 ..... 524-1681 

ELM OIC......................................... 7426 ..... 524-1687 

ELM NCOIC .................................... 7426 ..... 524-3198 

ELM SHOP ..................................... 7426 ..... 524-3203 

PRODUCTION CONTROL ................. 7426 ..... 524-3199 

WEAPONS MAINTENANCE .............. 7426 ..... 524-3206 

SMALL ARMS REPAIR .................... 7426 ..... 524-1695 

———————————————————— 


MILITARY INTEL DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

MID OIC SCIF ................................. 7400 ..... 524-1866 

MID NCOIC SCIF ............................. 7400 ..... 526-4370 

SSO ............................................... 7400 ..... 524-1859 

MID ASPS CHIEF ............................ 7400 ..... 524-4098 

MID ASPS ...................................... 7400 ..... 524-4083 

NGA OR ASPS ................................ 7400 ..... 524-1856 

IMINT ............................................. 7400 ..... 526-4339 

TOPO ............................................. 7400 ..... 526-4339 

MID TCAE CHIEF ............................ 7400 ..... 524-4084 

MID TCAE ...................................... 7400 ..... 524-4086 

MID SYSAD .................................... 7400 ..... 526-9958 

MID HUMINT OIC ............................ 7400 ..... 524-4540 

MID HUMINT CHIEF ........................ 7400 ..... 524-4542 

MID HUMINT NCOIC ....................... 7400 ..... 524-4542 

MID OIC ......................................... 7418 ..... 524-3299 

MID NCOIC ..................................... 7418 ..... 524-3299 

ASPS NCOIC .................................. 7418 ..... 524-3303 

ASPS ............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3303 

IMINT ............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3300 

CI................................................... 7418 ..... 524-3303 

SOT-A ............................................ 7418 ..... 524-3303 

———————————————————— 


MOUNTAIN LOCKER 

———————————————————— 

UNASSIGNED ................................. 7462 ..... 524-1654 

UNASSIGNED ................................. 7462 ..... 524-3242 


FAX .............................................. 7462 ..... 524-3263 

———————————————————— 


OPERATIONS TRAINING COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

CDR & SGM ................................... 7462 ..... 526-4802 

———————————————————— 


PERSONNEL 

———————————————————— 

S-1 ADJUTANT .............................. 7400 ..... 524-1823 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1852 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 7400 ..... 524-1848 

S-1 PSNCO .................................... 7400 ..... 524-1851 

S-1 FAX ....................................... 7400 ..... 524-1002 

MAIL ROOM ................................... 7400 ..... 524-3383 

EO ADVISOR ................................... 7400 ..... 524-3240 

———————————————————— 


PLANS & OPERATIONS 

———————————————————— 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1047 

S-3 ASST OIC ................................ 7400 ..... 524-1040 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 7400 ..... 524-1855 

S-3 OPS WARRANT/SR WO ............ 7400 ..... 524-1829 

S-3 OPS NCOIC .............................. 7400 ..... 524-1036 

S-3 TRAINING ................................ 7400 ..... 524-1042 

S-3 AIR OPS .................................. 7400 ..... 524-1048 

S-3 SCHOOLS NCO ........................ 7400 ..... 524-1046 

S-3 AMMO PLANNING .................... 7400 ..... 524-1868 

S-3 TASKING ................................. 7400 ..... 524-1042 

S-3 CLERK/GRAPHICS .................... 7400 ..... 524-1035 

S-3 AT/FORCE PRO ........................ 7400 ..... 524-1831 

S-35 PLANS/EX OIC ....................... 7400 ..... 524-1869 

S-35 PLANS/EX NCOIC ................... 7400 ..... 526-2188 

S-3 FAX ....................................... 7400 ..... 524-1830 

LESSONS LEARNED ....................... 7425 ..... 526-2496 

———————————————————— 


PUBLIC AFFAIRS 

———————————————————— 

IO CHIEF/PSYOP OIC....................... 7400 ..... 524-1844 

CA OIC ........................................... 7400 ..... 524-1843 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OIC ...................... 7400 ..... 524-1220 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS NCOIC .................. 7400 ..... 524-1220 

COMBAT CAMERA PHOTO .............. 7450 ..... 524-1258 

COMBAT CAMERA MEDIA .............. 7450 ..... 524-3221 

———————————————————— 


RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

———————————————————— 

RMO OIC ........................................ 7400 ..... 524-1824 

BUDGET TECHNICIAN ..................... 7400 ..... 524-1841 

RMO ASSISTANT ............................ 7400 ..... 524-1853 

RMO CLERK ................................... 7400 ..... 526-2448 

RMO FAX ..................................... 7400 ..... 524-1842 

———————————————————— 


RETENTION & RECRUITING 

———————————————————— 

GROUP REENLISTMENT.................. 7462 ..... 524-3248 

2ND BN REENLISTMENT ................ 7462 ..... 524-3262 

3RD BN REENLISTMENT ................ 7462 ..... 524-1655 

GSC REENLISTMENT ...................... 7462 ..... 524-1986 

HHC REENLISTMENT ...................... 7462 ..... 524-1986 

REENLISTMENT FAX .................... 7462 ..... 524-1981 

SF RECRUITING .............................. 1217 .... 524-1461/ 

1462 

SF RECRUITING FAX ..................... 1217 ..... 524-3185 

———————————————————— 


SECURITY 

———————————————————— 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1813 

S-2 ASST OIC ................................ 7400 ..... 524-1816 

S-2 PHYSICAL SECURITY ................ 7400 ..... 524-1814 


S-2 FAX ....................................... 7400 ..... 524-1815 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 7400 ..... 524-1818 

S-2 PERSONNEL SECURITY ............ 7400 ..... 524-1820 

S-2 SSO......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1859 

———————————————————— 


SENSITIVE ACTIVITIES CELL 

———————————————————— 

SA CELL ......................................... 7462 ..... 524-4500 

FAX .............................................. 7462 ..... 526-2423 

———————————————————— 


SERVICE DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 7418 ..... 524-3320 

NCOIC ............................................ 7418 ..... 524-3321 

SERVICE DET ................................. 7418 .... 524-3322/ 

3323 

ELM ............................................... 7418 ..... 524-4136 

S & T ............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3299 

———————————————————— 


SFAUC SNIPER DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

COMBAT TRACKING TEAM ............. 7462 ..... 526-4399 

SSD ............................................... 2757 ..... 526-9736 

UNASSIGNED ................................. 2757 ..... 524-0697 

———————————————————— 


SIG DET, 2ND BN 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 7418 ..... 524-3311 

NCOIC ............................................ 7418 ..... 524-3312 

IMO NCOIC ..................................... 7418 ..... 524-3315 

IMO HELP DESK ............................. 7418 ..... 524-3316 

GBS ............................................... 7418 ..... 524-3314 

SDN ............................................... 7418 ..... 524-3317 

RECEIVER....................................... 7418 ..... 524-3318 

MULTIMEDIA .................................. 7418 ..... 524-3200 

———————————————————— 


SIGNAL DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

SIG DET OIC/NCOIC ........................ 7450 ..... 524-1257 

SIG DET BAY .................................. 7450 ..... 524-1107 

BAE/JBS TECHS ............................. 7450 ..... 524-1682 

MESSAGE CENTER OPS ................. 7450 ..... 524-4085 

SECURE FAX ................................ 7450 ..... 524-4085 

AIR FORCE TACP ............................ 7450 ..... 524-3184 

———————————————————— 


SUPPLY & LOGISTICS 

———————————————————— 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 7400 ..... 524-1225 

S-4 NCOIC .................................... 7400 ..... 524-3218 

S-4 ASST OIC ................................ 7400 ..... 524-3217 

S-4 OCIE ........................................ 7450 ..... 524-3223 

GROUP PBO OIC ............................. 7450 ..... 524-3225 

PBO NCOIC .................................... 7450 ..... 524-3224 

PBO ............................................... 7450 ..... 524-2042 

2/10 PBO ....................................... 7450 ..... 524-4624 

3/10 PBO ....................................... 7450 ..... 524-3216 

SSA ............................................... 7450 ..... 524-3219 

PBO FAX ...................................... 7450 ..... 524-1463 

———————————————————— 


SUPPORT COMPANY, 3RD BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7416 ..... 524-1501 

FAX .............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1503 

1SGT ............................................. 7416 ..... 524-1502 

OPERATIONS .................................. 7416 ..... 524-1504 

SUPPLY.......................................... 7416 ..... 524-1510 

ARMS ROOM .................................. 7416 ..... 524-1437 

SIG DET NCOIC .............................. 7416 ..... 524-1507 

SIG DET SPT NCOIC ....................... 7416 ..... 524-1508 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



SIG DET BAY .................................. 7416 ..... 524-1505 

ELM ............................................... 7416 ..... 524-1519 

SVC SET OIC .................................. 7416 ..... 524-1561 

SVC DET FAX ............................... 7416 ..... 524-1086 

DISPATCH CLERK ........................... 7416 ..... 524-1692 

TOOL ROOM .................................. 7416 ..... 524-1683 

MOTOR SGT ................................... 7416 ..... 524-1691 

SUPPORT/TRANSP ......................... 7416 ..... 524-1518 

S&T FAX ...................................... 7416 ..... 524-1512 

NBC ............................................... 7416 ..... 524-1513 

———————————————————— 


SUPPORT COMPANY, 2ND BN 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 7418 ..... 524-3294 

1ST SGT ........................................ 7418 ..... 524-3295 

OPERATIONS .................................. 7418 .... 524-3309/ 

3296/3297 

SUPPLY.......................................... 7418 ..... 524-3313 

FAX .............................................. 7418 ..... 524-3298 

ARMS ROOM .................................. 7418 ..... 524-3310 

MOTOR POOL ................................ 7418 ..... 524-1694 

TOOL ROOM .................................. 7418 ..... 524-1686 

———————————————————— 


SUSTAINMENT PLATOON 

———————————————————— 

DINING FACILITY NCOIC ................. 7481 ..... 524-1368 

KITCHEN ........................................ 7481 ..... 524-1371 

RATION ROOM ............................... 7481 ..... 524-1373 

DINING FACILITY FAX ................... 7481 ..... 524-1372 

ISOLATION FACILITY ...................... 7462 ..... 524-3254 

SUSTAINMENT ............................... 7426 ..... 524-1209 

FUEL POINT ................................... 7426 ..... 524-1685 

———————————————————— 


TACTICAL SUPPORT DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

TSD OPS ........................................ 7462 ..... 524-3972 

TSD OIC/NCOIC .............................. 7462 ..... 526-5149 

———————————————————— 

110TH MP CO 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1140 ..... 526-1520 

1SG ............................................... 1140 ..... 526-8758 

XO ................................................. 1140 ..... 526-1805 

PAC ............................................... 1140 ..... 526-4684 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1140 ..... 526-8759 

TRAINING ....................................... 1140 ..... 526-1805 

SUPPLY.......................................... 1140 ..... 526-5049 

REAR COMMANDER ....................... 1140 ..... 526-3202 

REAR DET SGT ............................... 1140 ..... 526-8758 

REAR OPERATIONS ........................ 1140 ..... 526-8759 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2073 ..... 526-3202 

———————————————————— 

1-2 ARB 

———————————————————— 

BN COMMANDER ..........................................526-1056 

XO ............................................................... 526-2738 

CSM ............................................................ 526-1060 

S-1 .............................................................. 526-1414 

S-1 NCOIC ................................................... 526-3339 

S-2 .............................................................. 526-1421 

S-2 NCOIC ................................................... 526-1421 

S-3 .............................................................. 526-3485 

S-3 ASST OIC .............................................. 524-3498 

S-3 NCOIC ................................................... 526-4043 

S-4 .............................................................. 526-1228 

S-4 NCOIC ................................................... 526-1435 

S-6 .............................................................. 526-0010 

S-6 NCOIC ................................................... 526-0657 

BN REENLISTMENT ...................................... 526-3137 

A CO CDR .................................................... 526-6883 

A CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-7602 

A CO CP ....................................................... 526-9655 

B CO CDR .................................................... 526-2415 

B CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-8895 

B CO CP ....................................................... 526-4030 

C CO CDR .................................................... 526-2414 

C CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-2413 

C CO CP ....................................................... 524-3398 

D CO CDR .................................................... 526-3490 

D CO 1SG .................................................... 526-0339 

D CO CP ....................................................... 526-2937 

D CO QC ...................................................... 526-2564 

D CO PC ....................................................... 524-1294 

D CO TECH SUPPLY ..................................... 526-8229 

D CO SHOPS ................................................ 524-4352 

D CO MAINTENANCE .................................... 526-3115 

E CO CDR..................................................... 524-1104 

E CO 1SG ..................................................... 526-1495 

E CO CP ....................................................... 526-3186 

MOTORPOOL ............................................... 526-4479 

HHC CDR ..................................................... 526-9318 

HHC 1SG ...................................................... 526-9051 

STAFF DUTY (EOC) ....................................... 524-1280 

———————————————————— 

127TH MP CO 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1140 ..... 526-1519 

1SG ............................................... 1140 ..... 526-3192 

XO ................................................. 1140 ..... 526-3192 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1140 ..... 526-8995 

SCHOOLS/TRAINING/ 

ARMS ROOM/PAC .......................... 1140 ..... 526-8233 

———————————————————— 

13TH AIR SUPPORT OPERATIONS SQUADRON 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 9093 ..... 526-9435 

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS ............ 9093 ..... 526-9440 

1ST SGT ........................................ 9093 ..... 526-1177 

SUPERINTENDENT ......................... 9093 ..... 526-1189 

COMMANDER SUPPORT STAFF ...... 9093 ..... 524-0022 

NCOIC PERSONNEL ........................ 9093 ..... 526-9437 

A-1 ................................................ 9093 ..... 526-9441 

SQUADRON FAX ........................... 9093 ..... 526-9438 

RESOURCE ADVISOR ...................... 9628 ..... 526-1191 

CHIEF OF LOGISTICS ...................... 9628 ..... 526-1191 

OPERATIONS SUPERINTENDENT ....... 9093 ..... 526-6439 

FLIGHT COMMANDER WEATHER ....... 9601 ..... 526-3640 

NCOIC SOF TACP ........................... 7450 ..... 524-3184 

ASOS AMLO ................................... 9093 ..... 526-6920 

A-2 ................................................ 9093 ..... 526-6382 

A-3 ................................................ 9093 ..... 526-6435 

A-4 ................................................ 9093 ..... 526-1191 

———————————————————— 

148TH MILITARY POLICE DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER .................................. 526 ..... 526-3130 

XO ................................................... 526 ..... 526-3119 

1ST SGT .......................................... 526 ..... 526-3397 

OPERATIONS .................................... 526 ..... 526-3132 

TRAINING ......................................... 526 ..... 526-8467 

PAC ................................................. 526 ..... 526-3129 

FAX ................................................ 526 ..... 526-8460 

———————————————————— 

14TH PUBLIC AFFAIRS DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

PAD BROADCASTER ....................... 1650 ..... 526-1230 

PAD COMMANDER ......................... 1650 ..... 524-0792 

PAD FAX NUMBER........................ 1650 ..... 526-9135 

PAD JOURNALIST NCOIC ................ 1650 ..... 526-2970 

PAD JOURNALIST ALT NUM ........... 1650 ..... 526-3064 

PAD NCOIC .................................... 1650 ..... 526-2959 

———————————————————— 

152ND MOVEMENT CONTROL TEAM 

———————————————————— 

FIRST SERGEANT ............................. 515 ..... 524-1891 

S&A ................................................. 515 ..... 524-1891 


———————————————————— 

1-8 INF HHC MECH 

183RD MAINTENANCE AUTOMOTIVE PLATOON 

———————————————————— 

MAINTENANCE SUPPORT 

OFFICER ........................................ 8142 ..... 526-2474 

BASE MAINT AUTO ......................... 8142 ..... 526-3637 

ARMAMENT ................................... 8142 ..... 526-4989 

AUTO TECH FAX ........................... 8142 ..... 526-3203 

MST 1 ............................................ 8142 ..... 526-1656 

MST 2 ............................................ 8142 ..... 526-1719 

MST 3 ............................................ 8142 ..... 526-5590 

MST 4 ............................................ 8142 ..... 526-4317 

———————————————————— 

183RD MAINTENANCE 

COMMAND & STAFF 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 8142 ..... 526-4713 

FIRST SERGEANT ........................... 8142 ..... 526-3204 

PAC CLERK/OPERATIONS ............... 8142 ..... 524-1250 

TRAINING ....................................... 8142 ..... 526-3215 

SUPPLY.......................................... 8142 ..... 526-8584 

S&A ............................................... 8142 ..... 526-3870 

———————————————————— 


GSE PLATOON 

———————————————————— 

C & E OIC ....................................... 8142 ..... 526-1807 

C & E NCOIC .................................. 8142 ..... 526-4708 

C & E OFFICE ................................. 8142 ..... 526-8592 

C & E FAX .................................... 8142 ..... 526-4708 

S & R OFFICE ................................. 8142 ..... 526-4374 

ENGINEERS .................................... 8142 ..... 526-4374 

———————————————————— 


HEADQUARTERS PLATOON 

———————————————————— 

INSPECTION SECTION .................... 8142 ..... 526-3207 



MOTOR POOL NCOIC ...................... 8142 ..... 526-3637 

MOTOR POOL ................................ 8142 ..... 526-8582 

———————————————————— 


SHOP OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

SHOP OFFICE FAX .............................8142 ....... 526-3209 

———————————————————— 


STOCK CONTROL 

———————————————————— 

STOCK CONTROL ROOM OIC ..............8142 ....... 524-1248 

SSA NCOIC ...........................................8142 ....... 524-2121 

SSA PLATOON SERGEANT .............. 8142 ..... 526-3203 

STOCK CONTROL OFFICE ............... 8142 ..... 526-2261 

———————————————————— 


TMDE 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 8032 ..... 526-1239 

NCOIC ............................................ 8032 ..... 526-6483 

TMDE PRODUCTION CONTROL ....... 8032 ..... 526-4186 

FAX .............................................. 8032 ..... 526-5324 

———————————————————— 

1ST ARMOR 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY ............................................... 526-5935/ 

2382 

———————————————————— 

1ST MOB 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY ............................................... 524-2177/ 

2300 

———————————————————— 

1ST STB 4TH ID 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 2132 ..... 503-1600 

CSM .............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1601 

XO ................................................. 2132 ..... 503-1602 



S-1 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1611 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2132 ..... 503-1330 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1620 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1621 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1630 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1631 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1641 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1349 

COMSEC VAULT ............................. 2132 ..... 503-1659 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2600 ..... 503-1660 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2600 ..... 503-1661 

HHC XO .......................................... 2600 ..... 503-1662 

HHC ORDERLY ROOM..................... 2600 ..... 503-1663 

HHC MOTOR POOL ......................... 2605 ..... 503-1669 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2600 ..... 503-1670 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2600 ..... 503-1671 

A CO ORDERLY ROOM .................... 2600 ..... 503-1673 

A CO ADMIN .................................. 2600 ..... 503-1674 

A CO MOTOR POOL ........................ 2605 ..... 503-1679 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2600 ..... 503-1680 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 2600 ..... 503-1681 

B CO XO ......................................... 2600 ..... 503-1682 


B CO ADMIN .................................. 2600 ..... 503-1684 

B CO MOTOR POOL ........................ 2605 ..... 503-1689 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

BMO ............................................................ 526-1564 

BMS .............................................. 1048 ..... 524-1196 

PLL CLERK ..................................... 1048 ..... 526-2412 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION 

(CMD GROUP) 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1048 ..... 524-3456 

CSM .............................................. 1048 ..... 524-2419 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 1048 ..... 526-6175 

XO ................................................. 1048 ..... 526-6798 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION (EFFECTS) 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1048 ..... 526-6786 

NCOIC ............................................ 1048 ..................... 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION (S-1) 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1048 ..... 526-2268 

NCOIC ............................................ 1048 ..... 526-1641 

MAIN NUMBER ............................... 1048 ..... 526-6808 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1048 ..... 526-3581 

NCOIC ............................................ 1048 ..... 526-0107 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1048 ..... 526-1049 

SGM .............................................. 1048 ..... 526-6835 

ASSISTANT .................................... 1048 ..... 524-4933 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1048 ..... 526-0505 

NCOIC ............................................ 1048 ..... 526-2748 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1048 ..... 526-1998 

NCOIC ............................................ 1048 ..... 526-1998 

AUTOMATION ................................. 1048 ..... 526-0022 

CNR ............................................... 1048 ..... 526-6809 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION A 

COMPANY TROOP BATTERY 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1360 ..... 526-1344 


1SG ............................................... 1360 ..... 526-1344 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1360 ..... 526-1344 

XO ................................................. 1360 ..... 526-1344 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION B 


———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1360 ..... 526-0842 

1SG ............................................... 1360 ..... 526-0334 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1360 ..... 526-0842 

XO ................................................. 1360 ..... 526-0842 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION C 


———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1360 ..... 526-0183 

1SG ............................................... 1360 ..... 526-6387 

XO ................................................. 1360 ..... 526-9667 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1360 ..... 526-9667 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................... 1048 ..... 524-0668 

ASSISTANT .................................... 1048 ..... 526-5299 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION D 


———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1360 ..... 526-2214 

1SG ............................................... 1360 ..... 526-6388 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1360 ..... 526-4765 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION F 


———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1360 ..... 524-3694 

1SG ............................................... 1360 ..... 526-0739 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1360 ..... 526-0731 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION FRSA 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................1048 ....526-5538 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION HHC 


———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1049 ..... 526-6372 

1SG ............................................... 1049 ..... 526-0720 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1049 ..... 526-6372 

XO ................................................. 1049 ..... 526-6372 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION RETENTION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................... 1048 ..... 503-4206 

———————————————————— 

2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION TMC 

———————————————————— 

DIRAIMONDO FAMILY MEDICINE 

CLINIC ........................................... 1041 ..... 524-3560 

———————————————————— 

2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

BDE COMMANDER ......................... 1352 ..... 526-1041 

DEPUTY COMMANDER ................... 1352 ..... 526-6735 

BDE XO .......................................... 2351 ..... 526-1409 

BDE CSM ....................................... 1352 ..... 524-1169 

BDE STAFF DUTY NCOIC ................ 1352 ..... 524-4720 

———————————————————— 

2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION A COMPANY 

S&A 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1454 ..... 524-4494 

XO ................................................. 1454 ..... 524-4489 

1SG ............................................... 1454 ..... 524-4484 

PAC ............................................... 1454 ..... 524-4381 

CQ ................................................. 1454 ..... 526-1316 

———————————————————— 

2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION A-X COMPANY S&A 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1454 ..... 524-4384 


1SG ............................................... 1454 ..... 526-2371 

———————————————————— 

2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION B COMPANY 

S&A 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4397 

XO ................................................. 1456 ..... 524-4479 

1SG ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4394 

PAC ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4393 

CQ ................................................. 1456 ..... 524-4393 

———————————————————— 

2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION B-X COMPANY S&A 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4478 

XO ................................................. 1456 ..... 524-4408 

1SG ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4408 

PAC ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4393 

TRAINING ....................................... 1456 ..... 524-4393 

CQ ................................................. 1456 ..... 524-4403 

CQ IN THE BARRACKS .................... 1953 ..... 526-1707 

———————————————————— 

2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION C COMPANY 

S&A 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4471 

XO ................................................. 1456 ..... 524-4437 

1SG ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4436 

TRAINING ....................................... 1456 ..... 524-4441 

SUPPLY NCOIC ............................... 1456 ..... 526-2451 

SUPPLY ASST ................................ 1456 ..... 526-2451 

ARMS ROOM .................................. 1456 ..... 524-3592 

NBC ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-3570 

CQ (STAFF DUTY) .......................... 1456 ..... 524-4438 

ARMS ROOM .................................. 1456 ..... 524-3592 

HQ PLT .......................................... 1456 ..... 524-4440 

1 PLT (SCOUT) ............................... 1456 ..... 524-4434 

2 PLT (SCOUT) ............................... 1456 ..... 524-4434 

3 PLT (TANK) ................................. 1456 ..... 524-4433 

4 PLT (TANK) ................................. 1456 ..... 524-4433 

5 PLT (REDLEG) ............................. 1456 ..... 524-4433 

FUNERAL DETAIL ........................... 1456 ..... 526-3570 


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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION C-X COMPANY S&A 

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CDR ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4435 

XO ................................................. 1456 ..... 524-4435 

1SG ............................................... 1456 ..... 524-4448 

TRAINING ....................................... 1456 ..... 526-3775 


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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION D COMPANY 

S&A 

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CDR ..............................................................524-4546 

1SG ............................................................. 526-6721 

PAC ............................................................. 524-0397 

TRAINING ..................................................... 524-4548 

SUPPLY NCOIC ............................................. 524-4549 

CQ ............................................................... 524-4310 

OPERATIONS ................................................ 526-3174 

TASKINGS .................................................... 524-3757 

STAFF DUTY ................................................ 526-3669 

1ST PLT-HHT ............................................... 524-1592 

2ND PLT- S&T ............................................. 524-1194 

3RD PLT-MNT .............................................. 526-4672 

4TH PLT-MED .............................................. 526-6699 

5TH PLT-89th CHEM .................................... 524-4690 

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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION D-X COMPANY S&A 

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CDR ..............................................................526-8875 

1SG ............................................................................. 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



FAX MACHINE ............................................ 526-4771 

PAC ............................................................. 526-9643 

SUPPLY NCOIC ............................................. 526-8960 

1/2 PLATOON ............................................... 526-5810 

3/4/5 PLATOON ........................................... 524-4118 

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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION HHT S&A 

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CDR ..............................................................524-1223 

1SG ............................................................. 526-1272 

PAC ............................................................. 524-1198 

TRAINING ..................................................... 524-1198 

CQ ............................................................... 526-4997 

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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION REENLISTMENT 

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SENIOR CAREER COUNSELOR ........ 1352 ..... 526-6733 

CAREER COUNSELOR ..................... 1352 ..... 526-6074 


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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION S-1 

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ADJUTANT ..................................... 2351 ..... 526-8348 

ASST S-1 ....................................... 1352 ..... 526-3151 

NCOIC ............................................ 1352 ..... 526-6223 

AWARDS ........................................ 1352 ..... 524-3727 

NCOER/CHAPTER ........................... 1352 ..... 526-3151 

LEAVE/FINANCE ............................. 1352 ..... 524-3727 

PUBS/POSTAL ................................ 1352 ..... 524-3726 

STRENGTH MGR ............................ 1352 ..... 526-5103 

STRENGTH MGR ............................ 1352 ..... 526-8133 

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BDE S-2 ......................................... 1352 ..... 526-4002 

NCOIC ............................................ 2351 ..... 524-3339 

SECURITY MANAGER ...................... 1352 ..... 526-8135 

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BDE S-3 ......................................... 1352 ..... 526-3252 

BDE S-3 ......................................... 1352 ..... 526-8348 

BDE S-3 OPS SGM ......................... 1352 ..... 526-2968 

PLANS ........................................... 1352 ..... 526-0524 

TASKINGS ...................................... 1352 ..... 526-2374 

SCHOOLS NCO ............................... 1352 ..... 526-4436 

MASTER GUNNER .......................... 1352 ..... 524-1798 

NCOIC ............................................ 1352 ..... 526-8101 

LEGAL ............................................ 1352 ..... 524-3726 

TRAVEL .......................................... 1352 ..... 524-1798 

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BDE S-4 ......................................... 1352 ..... 526-8100 

DTS ............................................... 1352 ..... 526-8136 

NCOIC ............................................ 1352 ..... 526-8128 

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BDE S-6 ......................................... 1352 ..... 524-1952 

BDE COMMO CHIEF ....................... 1352 ..... 526-3123 

AUTOMATIONS OFFICER ................ 1352 ..... 526-4172 

NETWORK TECH............................. 1352 ..... 526-1087 

NETWORK NCOIC ........................... 1352 ..... 526-4172 

SIGNAL MAINT NCO ....................... 1352 ..... 526-8132 

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2/4TH INFANTRY DIVISION SURGEON 

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BDE SURGEON ..............................................526-6699 

AID STATION ................................................ 526-6699 

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2/77TH FIELD ARTILLERY 

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BN CDR ......................................... 9420 ..... 503-4400 

BN CSM ......................................... 9420 ..... 503-4401 

BN XO ............................................ 9420 ..... 503-4402 

BN S-3 OIC .................................... 9420 ..... 503-4430 

BN S-1........................................... 9420 ..... 503-4410 

BN S-1 NCOIC ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4411 

BN S-2........................................... 9420 ..... 503-4420 

BN S-2 NCOIC ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4421 

BN S-3 ASST. ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4432 

BN S-3 NCOIC ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4431 

BN S-3 SCHOOLS .......................... 9420 ..... 503-4434 

BN FDO .......................................... 9420 ..... 503-4406 

BN S-4........................................... 9420 ..... 503-4440 

BN MAINT OIC ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4416 

BN MAINT TECH ............................. 9420 ..... 503-4418 

BN S-6........................................... 9420 ..... 503-4460 

BN S-6 NCOIC ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4461 

FRSA ............................................. 9420 ..... 503-4408 

REAR D .......................................... 1352 ..... 503-4401 

BN TARGETING .............................. 9420 ..... 503-4433 

BN CQ ............................................ 1666 ..... 524-5761 

BN S-4 NCOIC ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4441 

BN CHAPLAIN ................................ 9420 ..... 503-4462 

BN MOTOR SGT ............................. 9420 ..... 503-4415 

BN STAFF DUTY ............................. 9420 ..... 503-4409 

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2/77TH FIELD ARTILLERY (BLACK SHEEP) 

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B BTRY CDR ................................... 9437 ..... 503-4480 

B BTRY 1SG ................................... 9437 ..... 503-4481 

B BTRY TRAINING .......................... 9437 ..... 503-4483 

B BTRY XO ..................................... 9437 ..... 503-4482 

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2/77TH FIELD ARTILLERY 

(GOLF COMPANY) 

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G FSC CDR ..................................... 9436 ..... 503-4490 

G FSC 1SG ..................................... 9436 ..... 503-4491 

G FSC TRAINING ............................ 9436 ..... 503-4493 

G FSC XO ....................................... 9436 ..... 503-4492 

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2/77TH FIELD ARTILLERY (HELL HOUNDS) 

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HHB CDR ....................................... 9437 ..... 503-4450 

HHB 1SG ........................................ 9437 ..... 503-4451 

HHB TRAINING ............................... 9437 ..... 503-4453 

HHB XO .......................................... 9437 ..... 503-4452 

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2/77TH FIELD ARTILLERY (ROCK HARD) 

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A BTRY CDR ................................... 9437 ..... 503-4470 

A BTRY 1SG ................................... 9437 ..... 503-4471 

A BTRY TRAINING........................... 1670 ..... 524-4569 

A BTRY XO ..................................... 9437 ..... 503-4472 

A BTRY TRAINING ROOM ................ 9437 ..... 503-4473 

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2/8TH INF 

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CDR ............................................... 2352 ..... 503-2200 

CSM .............................................. 2352 ..... 503-2201 

XO ................................................. 2352 ..... 503-2202 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2352 ..... 503-2209 

S-1 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2210 

S-2 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2220 

S-3 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2230 

S-3 OPS SGM ................................ 2352 ..... 503-2231 

S-4 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2240 

S-6 ................................................ 2352 ..... 503-2260 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2352 ..... 524-3689 

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2/8TH INF A COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2270 

XO ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2272 

1SG ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2271 

TRNG ROOM .................................. 2457 ..... 503-2273 

CQ ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2274 


BARRACKS CQ ............................... 2457 ..... 524-4024 

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2/8TH INF B COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2280 

XO ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2282 

1SG ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2281 

TRNG ROOM .................................. 2457 ..... 503-2283 

CQ ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2284 

BARRACKS CQ ............................... 2457 ..... 526-4630 

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2/8TH INF C COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2290 

XO ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2292 

1SG ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2291 

TRNG ROOM .................................. 2457 ..... 503-2293 

CQ ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2294 

BARRACKS CQ ............................... 2457 ..... 524-4024 

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2/8TH INF D COMPANY 

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CDR ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2530 

XO ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2532 

1SG ............................................... 2457 ..... 503-2531 

TRNG ROOM .................................. 2457 ..... 503-2533 

CQ ................................................. 2457 ..... 503-2534 

BARRACKS CQ ............................... 2457 ..... 526-4630 

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2/8TH INF E COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 2458 ..... 503-2540 

1SG ............................................... 2458 ..... 503-2541 

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2/8TH INF E FSC 

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CDR ............................................... 2458 ..... 503-2550 

XO ................................................. 2458 ..... 503-2552 

1SG ............................................... 2458 ..... 503-2551 

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2/8TH INF HHC 

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CDR ............................................... 2352 ..... 503-2250 

XO ................................................. 2352 ..... 503-2252 

1SG ............................................... 2352 ..... 503-2251 

CQ ................................................. 2352 ..... 503-2254 

TRNG ROOM .................................. 2352 ..... 503-2253 

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204TH BRIGADE SUPPORT BATTALION 

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CDR ............................................... 2350 ..... 503-2700 

CSM .............................................. 2350 ..... 503-2701 

XO ................................................. 2350 ..... 503-2702 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2350 ..... 503-2709 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2350 ..... 526-8102 

SPO ............................................... 2350 ..... 503-2742 

S-1 ................................................ 2350 ..... 526-8110 

S-2 ................................................ 2350 ..... 503-2720 

S-3 ................................................ 2350 ..... 503-2730 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 2350 ..... 503-2731 

S-4 ................................................ 2350 ..... 503-2740 

S-6 ................................................ 2350 ..... 503-2760 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2258 ..... 503-2750 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2258 ..... 503-2751 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2258 ..... 503-2770 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2258 ..... 503-2771 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2258 ..... 503-2780 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 2258 ..... 503-2781 

C MED CDR .................................... 2258 ..... 503-2790 

C MED 1SG .................................... 2258 ..... 503-2791 

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204TH BSB 

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STAFF DUTY - HEADQUARTERS .......... 2350 .. 719-526-8102 

CDR - HEADQUARTERS ...................... 2350 .. 719-526-8865 

CSM - HEADQUARTERS ...................... 2350 .. 719-526-8865 



XO - HEADQUARTERS ..............................2350 ....719-526-8102 

CHAPLAIN - HEADQUARTERS ...................2359 ....719-526-8889 

S-1 - HEADQUARTERS ............................ 2350 ....719-526-8110 





FAMILY READINESS SUPPORT 

ASSISTANT - HEADQUARTERS ............. 2350 ....719-526-4172 

204TH BSB HHC - ORDERLY ROOM ....... 2258 ....719-503-2754 

204TH BSB A CO - ORDERLY ROOM ....... 2258 ....719-503-2773 

204TH BSB B CO - ORDERLY ROOM ...... 2258 ....719-503-2784 

204TH BSB C CO - ORDERLY ROOM ...... 2258 ....719-503-2793 

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230TH FINANCE BATTALION DEFENSE 

MILITARY PAY OFFICE (DMPO) 

COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

DMPO CHIEF .................................. 1220 ..... 526-3443 

DMPO DEPUTY CHIEF ..................... 1220 ..... 526-3443 

DMPO ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT .................................... 1220 ..... 526-3443 

COMMANDER ................................ 1220 ..... 526-1534 

FIRST SERGEANT ........................... 1220 ..... 526-8507 

OPERATIONS NCO .......................... 1220 ..... 526-5902 

S&A ............................................... 1220 ..... 526-5213 

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DMPO SUPPORT 

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DMPO INTERNAL CONTROL ........... 1220 ..... 526-8507 

DMPO DISBURSING ........................ 1220 ..... 526-5151 

DMPO CUSTOMER SERVICE ........... 1220 ..... 526-9233 

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IN- AND OUT-PROCESSING 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF............................................. 1218 ..... 526-6230 

TRAVEL .......................................... 1218 ..... 526-9930 

RETIREMENTS ............................... 1218 ..... 526-8470 

SEPARATIONS ................................ 1218 ..... 526-1302 

SEPARATIONS ............................................. 526-8476/ 

3734 

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MILITARY PAY REVIEW (MPR) 

———————————————————— 

MPR CHIEF .................................... 1220 ..... 526-8502 

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RESERVE PAY/SRP SITE 

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RESERVE PAY LEAD ....................... 1042 ..... 526-6252 

RESERVE PAY LEAD ....................... 1042 ..... 524-4008 

INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE 

SYSTEM ................................OFF POST . 888-332-7411 

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242D ORDNANCE BATTALION (EOD) 

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CQ DESK .......................................................526-1016 

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242D ORDNANCE BATTALION (EOD) HHD 

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COMPANY COMMANDER ................ 9091 ..... 526-2833 

FIRST SERGEANT/MECHANIC ......... 9091 ..... 526-2829 

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242D ORDNANCE BATTALION (EOD) S-1 

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S-1 OIC .......................................... 9091 ..... 526-2881 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 9091 ..... 526-3814 

FAX LINE ...................................... 9091 ..... 526-2813 


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S-2 OIC ..................................................... 9091 ............524-1011 

S-2 NCOIC ................................................ 9091 ............526-2835 

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S-3 OIC .......................................... 9091 ..... 526-2819 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 9091 ..... 526-3593 

NBC NCO ....................................... 9091 ..... 526-3593 

MOVEMENT SUPERVISOR ............... 9091 ..... 526-2833 

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S-4 OIC .......................................... 9091 ..... 526-3534 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 9091 ..... 526-4038 

PBO ............................................... 9091 ..... 526-2848 

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SECTION CHIEF .............................. 9091 ..... 526-2148 

LAN MANAGER ............................... 9091 ..... 526-9285 

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SPECIAL STAFF 

———————————————————— 

BUDGET ANALYST.......................... 9091 ..... 526-6910 

FRSA/ FRG ..................................... 9091 ..... 526-5119 

PARALEGAL ................................... 9091 ..... 526-1190 


CHAPLAINS ASSISTANT ................. 9091 ..... 526-2800 

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STAFF DUTY ................................................526- 2833 

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242D ORDNANCE GROUP (EOD) 

COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

BATTALION COMMANDER .............. 9091 ..... 526-2826 

COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR.......9091 .....526-7212 


BATTALION COMMANDER .............. 9091 ..... 526-2826 

COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR....... 9091 ..... 526-7212 


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282ND ENGINEER COMPANY 

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COMMANDER ................................ 8932 ..... 526-2035 

TRAINING NCO ............................... 8932 ..... 526-0017 

UNIT ADMINISTRATOR ................... 8932 ..... 526-4705 

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2ND BCT HQ 

———————————————————— 

BDE STAFF DUTY ........................... 2351 ..... 524-4720 

CSM .............................................. 2351 ..... 503-2007 

DCO ............................................... 2351 ..... 503-2065 

XO ................................................. 2350 ..... 503-2005 

S-1 ................................................ 2350 .... 503-2010/ 

2011 

S-2 ................................................ 2351 ..... 503-2020 

S-3 ................................................ 2351 ..... 503-2030 

S-4 ................................................ 2350 ..... 503-2040 

S-6 ................................................ 2350 ..... 503-2060 

BDE CHAPLAIN ............................... 2351 ..... 503-2008 

PAO ............................................... 2351 ..... 503-2009 

BDE SURGEON ............................... 2351 ..... 503-2001 

BDE SAFETY .................................. 2351 ..... 503-2002 

BDE STAFF DUTY ........................... 2359 ..... 524-4720 

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2ND BRIGADE SPECIAL TROOPS 

BATTALION A CO (STALKER) 

———————————————————— 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2257 ..... 503-2670 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2257 ..... 503-2671 

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BATTALION B CO (BULLDOG) 

———————————————————— 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2257 ..... 503-2680 


B CO 1SG ....................................... 2257 ..... 503-2681 

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BATTALION HHC (HURRICANE) 

———————————————————— 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2257 ..... 503-2650 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2257 ..... 503-2651 

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BATTALION HHT 

———————————————————— 

HHT CDR........................................ 2257 ..... 503-2690 

HHT 1SG ........................................ 2257 ..... 503-2691 

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BATTALION, 4TH ID, HQ (LONE STAR) 

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BN COMMANDER ...........................2350 .....503-2600 

BN CSM .........................................2350 .....503-2601 

BN XO ............................................2350 .....503-2602 

BN CHAPLAIN ................................ 2350 ..... 503-2609 

BN S-1........................................... 2350 ..... 503-2610 

BN S-2........................................... 2350 ..... 503-2620 

BN S-3........................................... 2350 ..... 503-2630 

BN S-4........................................... 2350 ..... 503-2640 

BN S-6........................................... 2350 ..... 503-2660 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2350 ..... 503-2608 

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3/16 FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT 

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CDR ............................................... 2460 ..... 503-2300 

XO ................................................. 2460 ..... 503-2301 

CSM .............................................. 2460 ..... 503-2302 

OPS SGM ....................................... 2460 ..... 503-2331 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2460 ..... 503-2309 

S-1 ................................................ 2460 ..... 503-2310 

S-2 ................................................ 2460 ..... 503-2320 

S-3 ................................................ 2460 ..... 503-2330 

S-4 ................................................ 2460 ..... 503-2340 

S-6 ................................................ 2460 ..... 503-2360 

HHB CDR ....................................... 2460 ..... 503-2350 

HHB 1SG ........................................ 2460 ..... 503-2351 

A BTRY CDR ................................... 2460 ..... 503-2370 

A BTRY 1SG ................................... 2460 ..... 503-2371 

B BTRY CDR ................................... 2460 ..... 503-2380 

B BTRY 1SG ................................... 2460 ..... 503-2381 

G BTRY CDR .................................. 2460 ..... 503-2390 

G BTRY 1SG ................................... 2460 ..... 503-2391 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2460 ..... 524-1825 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2351 ..... 503-1825 

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3/29 FIELD ARTILLERY 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 1853 ..... 526-2353 

CDR ............................................... 1853 ..... 526-1076 

CSM .............................................. 1853 ..... 526-3792 

XO ................................................. 1853 ..... 526-4819 

S-1 ................................................ 1853 ..... 526-4797 

S-2 ................................................ 1853 ... 526-3012 / 

526-0577 

S-3 ................................................ 1853 ... 524-4303 / 

526-2133 

S-4 ................................................ 1853 ... 526-2065 / 

526-1761 

S-6 ................................................ 1853 ... 526-4232 / 

526-2993 

A BTRY CDR ................................... 1954 ..... 524-5812 

A BTRY 1SG ................................... 1954 ..... 524-4907 

B BTRY CDR ................................... 1954 ..... 524-9498 

B BTRY 1SG ................................... 1954 ..... 524-9494 

G BTRY CDR .................................. 1954 ..... 524-0023 

G BTRY 1SG ................................... 1954 ..... 524-0484 

HHB CDR ....................................... 1954 ..... 524-5808 

HHB 1SG ........................................ 1954 ..... 524-0416 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



A TRP CDR ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-8836 

A TRP 1SG ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-6173 

B TRP CDR ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-2946 

B TRP 1SG ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-6494 

C TRP CDR ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-4150 

C TRP 1SG ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-4150 

D TRP CDR .................................... 1954 ..... 524-7489 

D TRP 1SG ..................................... 1954 ..... 526-9595 

CDR ............................................... 1954 ..... 526-2283 

1SG ............................................... 1954 ..... 526-1012 

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3/61 CAVALRY 

———————————————————— 

DUTY PHONE ................................. 1670 ..... 526-1607 

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32ND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER .................................. 750 ..... 526-4532 

XO ................................................... 750 ..... 526-4532 

1SG ................................................. 750 ..... 526-4532 

ORDERLY ROOM .............................. 750 ..... 526-4532 

SUPPLY............................................ 750 ..... 526-1788 

OPERATIONS N ................................ 750 ..... 526-4170 

TRAINING ROOM .............................. 750 ..... 526-4532 

1ST PLT OFFICE ............................... 750 ..... 526-8430 

2ND PLT OFFICE .............................. 750 ..... 526-5529 

HQ PLT ........................................... 750 ..... 526-8800 

MAINT TECH .................................... 750 ..... 526-1123 

MOTOR POOL NCO ........................... 750 ..... 526-4770 

2ND HET .......................................... 750 ..... 526-5523 

DTA ................................................. 750 ..... 526-4322 

COMMO ROOM ................................ 750 ..... 526-9465 

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360TH TRANSPORTATION CO (BACKBONE) 

1ST PLT 2ND HET TRANSPORTATION CO 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1203 ..... 526-0753 

1SG ............................................... 1203 ..... 526-6010 

XO ................................................. 1203 ..... 526-1724 

TRAINING OFFICE ........................... 1203 ..... 524-1733 

SUPPLY.......................................... 1203 ..... 524-1777 

HQ PLT .......................................... 1203 ..... 524-1731 

1ST PLT ......................................... 8152 ..... 524-1758 

2ND PLT ........................................ 8152 ..... 524-1744 

3RD PLT ........................................ 8152 ..... 524-1759 

2ND HET OFFICE ............................ 1203 ..... 526-3502 

OPERATIONS .................................. 8152 ..... 526-0752 

MAINT ........................................... 8152 ..... 526-3031 

S-1 ................................................ 1203 ..... 526-9125 

2ND HET MAINT ............................. 8152 ..... 526-5909 

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361ST AVN DET 

———————————————————— 

CDR ..............................................................524-0006 

1SG ............................................................. 526-8431 

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3RD BCT HBCT 

———————————————————— 

BDE STAFF DUTY ........................... 1852 ..... 526-6779 

STAFF DUTY FAX ......................... 1852 ..... 526-2456 

CDR ............................................... 1852 ..... 524-1183 

DCO ............................................... 1852 ..... 526-8776 

XO ................................................. 1852 ..... 526-6774 

CSM .............................................. 1852 ..... 526-6755 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 1852 ..... 526-1038 

S-1 WARRANT ............................... 1852 ..... 526-8097 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 1852 ..... 526-5689 

S-1 ASST NCOIC ............................ 1852 ..... 526-2236 

S-1 ADMIN NCO ............................. 1852 ..... 526-8768 

S-1 NCOER/OER NCO ..................... 1852 ..... 526-3377 

S-1 ADMIN NCO ............................. 1852 ..... 526-3423 

S-1 ................................................ 1852 ..... 526-2255 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 1852 ..... 524-2584 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 1852 ..... 524-3423 

S-2 PERSEC MGR .......................... 1852 ..... 526-3423 

S-2 CONFERENCE RM .................... 1852 ..... 526-5170 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 1852 ..... 526-7555 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 1852 ..... 526-1230 

S-3 NCO ........................................ 1852 ..... 526-1230 

S-3 CSD NCOIC .............................. 1852 ..... 526-4959 

S-3 FECC NCOIC ............................ 1852 ..... 526-6616 

S-3 SCHOOLS NCO ........................ 1852 ..... 526-1192 

S-3 TDY/TVL NCO .......................... 1852 ..... 524-4935 

S-3 PLANS ..................................... 1852 ..... 526-5554 

S-3 OPS SGM ................................ 1852 ..... 526-4219 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 1852 ..... 526-0186 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 1852 ..... 526-2376 

S-4 DEPUTY ................................... 1852 ..... 526-2376 

S-4 FOOD SERVICE ........................ 1852 ..... 526-4379 

S-4 MOVEMENT ............................. 1852 ..... 526-8937 

S-4 PBO......................................... 1852 ..... 526-8948 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 1852 ..... 524-5843 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 1852 ..... 524-5814 

S-6 BAMO...................................... 1852 ..... 524-5814 

S-6 PSG / HELP DESK .................... 1852 ..... 526-1954 

S-6 NET OPS ................................. 1852 ..... 526-1358 

S-6 COMSEC ................................. 1852 ..... 526-8808 

BDE SJA (JAG) ............................... 1852 ..... 526-5171 

BDE PROSECUTOR / NCOIC ............ 1852 ..... 524-2060 

BDE CHAPLAIN ............................... 1852 ..... 526-9640 

CHAPLAIN ASST ............................. 1852 ..... 524-5972 

CHAPLAIN FAX ............................. 1852 ..... 524-5975 

BDE SURGEON / MEDO / MED 

NCOIC ............................................ 1852 ..... 526-5435 

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3RD BCT HHT 

———————————————————— 

1SG ............................................... 2058 ..... 526-6342 

ORDERLY ROOM ............................ 2058 ..... 524-1065 

SUPPLY.......................................... 2058 ..... 524-1065 

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3RD SPECIAL TROOPS BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

BN COMMANDER ........................... 1853 ..... 526-4549 

CSM .............................................. 1853 ..... 524-4292 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 1853 ..... 526-0823 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 1853 ..... 526-0439 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 1853 ..... 526-0492 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 1853 ..... 526-3333 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 1853 ..... 524-3761 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 1853 ..... 526-8900 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 1853 ..... 526-9519 

S-6 OIC/NCOIC ............................... 1853 ..... 526-1893 

S-6 ................................................ 1552 ..... 524-1064 

HHC CDR ....................................... 1853 ..... 526-6354 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 1853 ..... 526-6357 

A CO CDR ...................................... 1853 ..... 526-3775 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 1853 ..... 526-4505 

B CO CDR ...................................... 1456 ..... 526-2843 

C CO CDR ...................................... 1456 ..... 526-2206 

BN XO ............................................ 1853 ..... 526-6016 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 1957 ..... 526-6654 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 1957 ..... 526-3409 

C CO 1SG ....................................... 1957 ..... 526-2604 

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3RD WEATHER SQUADRON/ 

DETACHMENT 1 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 9601 ..... 526-3640 

NCOIC ............................................ 9601 ..... 526-0155 

WEATHER FORECASTER ................. 9601 ..... 526-3620 

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4/10 CAVALRY 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 1456 ..... 526-6585 

SCO ............................................... 1456 ..... 526-3142 

SXO ............................................... 1456 ..... 526-2319 

CSM .............................................. 1456 ..... 526-0539 

FRSA ............................................. 1456 ..... 526-6347 

S-1 ................................................ 1456 ..... 526-6554 

S-2 ................................................ 1456 ..... 526-6911 

S-3 ................................................ 1456 ..... 524-0884 


S-4 ................................................ 1456 ..... 524-0909 

S-6 ................................................ 1456 ..... 526-2993 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 1456 ..... 524-0879 

HHT CDR........................................ 1456 ..... 524-5808 

HHT 1SG ........................................ 1456 ..... 524-0416 

A TRP CDR ..................................... 1456 ..... 526-8836 

A TRP 1SG ..................................... 1456 ..... 526-6173 

B TRP CDR ..................................... 1456 ..... 526-2946 

B TRP 1SG ..................................... 1456 ..... 524-0761 

C TRP CDR ..................................... 1456 ..... 524-4750 

C TRP 1SG ..................................... 1456 ..... 526-4150 

D TRP CDR .................................... 1456 ..... 526-0667 

DTRP 1SG ...................................... 1456 ..... 526-9595 

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4/42 FA BTY 

———————————————————— 

CMD .............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1400 

XO ................................................. 2132 ..... 503-1402 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1441 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1410 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1421 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1420 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1430 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1442 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1440 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1877 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1450 

FRSA ............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1871 

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4/4TH ID 2/12 IN 

———————————————————— 

4TH BCT REAR DET CDR ................ 1670 ..... 524-3456 

4TH BCT REAR DET NCOIC ............. 1670 ..... 524-2419 

4TH BCT REAR DET CFNCO ............ 1670 ..... 526-0993 

———————————————————— 

4/4TH ID BDE HEADQUARTERS (REAR) 

———————————————————— 

4BCT EOC ...................................... 1352 ..... 526-4545 

4TH BCT REAR DET CDR ................ 1352 ..... 526-9621 

4TH BCT REAR DET CSM ............... 1352 ..... 524-3679 

4TH BCT REAR DET XO .................. 1352 ..... 526-3586 

4TH BCT REAR DET COMMAND 

STAFF SECT. .................................. 1352 ..... 524-5831 

4TH BCT REAR DET PERSONNEL 

ANALYST ....................................... 1352 ..... 526-2709 

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BDE S-1 

———————————————————— 

4TH BCT REAR DET S-1 OIC ........... 1352 ..... 526-3586 

4TH BCT REAR DET S-1 NCOIC ...... 1358 ..... 526-1353 



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BDE S-2 

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BDE S-3 

———————————————————— 


4TH BCT REAR DET S-3 MASTER 

DRIVER .......................................... 1352 ..... 524-1025 

4TH BCT REAR DET S-3 IRT LNO .... 1352 ..... 526-3151 

4TH BCT REAR DET S-3 

MOVEMENT PLANS ........................ 1352 ..... 526-9587 

4TH BCT REAR DET S-3 R&U / 

SCHOOLS...................................... 1352 ..... 524-3727 

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BDE S-4 

———————————————————— 





4TH BCT REAR DET S-4 SUPPLY 

CLERK ........................................... 1352 ..... 526-1482 

———————————————————— 


CASUALTY ASSISTANCE TEAM 

———————————————————— 

4TH BCT REAR DET CAT TEAM 

OIC ................................................ 1352 ..... 526-0501 

4TH BCT REAR DET CAT TEAM 

NCOIC ............................................ 1352 ..... 526-8879 

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PBO 

———————————————————— 

4TH BCT REAR DET PBO OIC .......... 1352 ..... 526-8126 

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S-6 

———————————————————— 


4TH BCT REAR DET NCOIC ............. 1352 ..... 526-8112 

4TH BCT REAR DET S-6 C4SIR ....... 1352 ..... 526-3252 

———————————————————— 

4/4TH ID BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS 

———————————————————— 

4TH BDE HQ COMMANDER ............ 2351 ..... 526-9621 

4TH BDE XO ................................... 2351 ..... 524-5585 

4TH BDE CSM ................................ 2351 ..... 524-0033 

4TH BDE ADJUTANT ...................... 2351 ..... 526-7564 

4TH BDE FRG FAX ........................ 2351 ..... 526-9622 

4TH BDE S-1 FAX ........................ 2351 ..... 526-5031 

4TH BDE FINANCE ......................... 2351 ..... 526-0626 

4TH BDE PERSONNEL .................... 2351 ..... 526-0551 

4TH BDE SIDPERS / NOW 

eMILPO .......................................... 2351 ..... 526-0555 

4TH BDE PS ACTIONS .................... 2351 ..... 526-6665 

4TH BDE EO ................................... 2351 ..... 526-0501 

4TH BDE RE-UP ............................. 2351 ..... 524-0925 

4TH BDE LEGAL ............................. 2351 ..... 526-5572 

4TH BDE CHAPLAIN ....................... 2351 ..... 526-5890 

4TH BDE S-2 ................................. 2351 ..... 524-3339 

4TH BDE ASSISTANT S-2 ............... 2351 ..... 526-9614 

4TH BDE TACTICAL INTELL 

OFFICER ........................................ 2351 ..... 526-4368 

4TH BDE S-2 NCOIC ....................... 2351 ..... 526-9614 

4TH BDE S-3 ................................. 2351 ..... 526-9594 

4TH BDE TRAINING OFFICER .......... 2351 ..... 524-0919 

4TH BDE S-3 SGM ......................... 2351 ..... 524-3679 

4TH BDE S-3 PLANS ...................... 2351 ..... 526-9587 

4TH BDE OPS SGM ........................ 2351 ..... 524-3679 

4TH BDE CHEMO ........................... 2351 ..... 526-9613 

4TH BDE LAND / RANGES .............. 2351 ..... 524-1025 

4TH BDE SCHOOLS ........................ 2351 ..... 526-9597 

4TH BDE TRAINING NCO ................ 2351 ..... 526-9611 

4TH BDE TASKINGS ....................... 2351 ..... 524-0919 

4TH BDE S-4 ................................. 2160 ..... 526-0540 

4TH BDE ASSISTANT S-4 ............... 2160 ..... 526-1543 

4TH BDE NCOIC S-4 ....................... 2160 ..... 526-8868 

4TH BDE S-4 S&S .......................... 2160 ..... 524-1979 

4TH BDE FOOD SUPERVISOR ......... 2160 ..... 526-2319 

4TH BDE TRANSPORTATION .......... 2160 ..... 526-0499 

4TH BDE SIGNAL OFFICER ............. 2160 ..... 524-0938 

4TH BDE AUTOMATIONS ................ 2160 ..... 526-8881 

4TH BDE COMMO SHOP ................. 2160 ..... 524-5916 

4TH BDE C4 INTEGRATION ............. 2160 ..... 526-8881 

4TH BDE ABCS INTEGRATION ......... 2160 ..... 524-0798 

4TH BDE FSO ................................. 2258 ..... 524-4720 

4TH BDE FS NCO ........................... 2258 ..... 526-9427 

4TH BDE SURGEON ........................ 2258 ..... 524-3508 

4TH BDE HHC COMMANDER .......... 2258 ..... 524-1620 

4TH BDE HHC XO ........................... 2258 ..... 524-1621 

4TH BDE HHC 1SGT ....................... 2258 ..... 524-1622 

4TH BDE HHC CQ ........................... 2258 ..... 524-1623 

4TH BDE TRAINING NCO ................ 2258 ..... 524-1625 

4TH BDE ARMS ROOM ................... 2258 ..... 524-1625 


4TH BDE SUPPLY SGT .................... 2258 ..... 526-0517 

STAFF DUTY ................................................ 503-4009 

———————————————————— 

4/4TH ID HHC BRIGADE 

———————————————————— 

4TH BCT REAR DET IRT 1SG .......... 1660 ..... 524-1624 

4TH BCT REAR DET IRT NCOIC ....... 1660 ..... 524-1624 

4TH BCT REAR DET IRT 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1660 ..... 526-0517 

———————————————————— 

40TH DET 

———————————————————— 

SURVEY/ DESIGN NCOIC ................. 3490 ..... 524-8148 

———————————————————— 

423RD TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 

96TH RRC 

———————————————————— 

1ST SGT ........................................ 8932 ..... 526-2525 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ......... 8932 ..... 526-2955 

CLASSROOM LINE .......................... 8932 ..... 526-9815 

CLASSROOM LINE .......................... 8932 ..... 526-5646 

COMMANDER ................................ 8932 ..... 526-9805 

ASSISTANT .................................... 8930 ..... 524-4946 


INSTRUCTOR ................................. 8932 ..... 526-9817 

MAINTENANCE OFFICE ................... 8930 ..... 524-4813 

NCOIC ............................................ 8930 ..... 524-4814 

NCOIC ............................................ 8932 ..... 526-2978 

S-1 ................................................ 8932 ..... 526-2525 

S-2 ................................................ 8932 ..... 526-1341 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 8930 ..... 526-9986 

SUPPLY NCO ................................. 8932 ..... 526-9806 

WAREHOUSE MANAGER ................. 8930 ..... 524-4949 

———————————————————— 

43RD BRIGADE SPECIAL TROOPS 

BATTALION CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

BN CHAPLAIN .................................. 842 ..... 526-8263 

CH ASST ......................................... 842 ..... 526-6863 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION CMD GRP 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER .................................. 842 ..... 526-5140 

CSM ................................................ 842 ..... 526-2293 

XO ................................................... 842 ..... 526-2736 

CMD DRIVER .................................... 842 ..... 524-6867 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION HHC 

———————————————————— 

CO CDR ........................................... 842 ..... 524-1500 

CO XO .............................................. 842 ..... 526-5092 

1SG ................................................. 842 ..... 526-2556 

TRNG RM NCO ................................. 842 ..... 526-3530 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION RETENTION 

———————————————————— 

BN RE-UP ........................................ 842 ..... 526-3235 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-1 

———————————————————— 

BDE S-1 .......................................... 842 ..... 524-9400 

ASST BDE S-1 ................................. 842 ..... 524-6854 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6853 

S-1 NCO .......................................... 842 ..... 526-9385 

AWARDS .......................................... 842 ..... 526-3466 

HR TECH .......................................... 842 ..... 524-6853 

FAX LINE ........................................ 842 ..... 526-3519 

S-1 NCO .......................................... 842 ..... 524-6853 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-2 

———————————————————— 

S-2 ................................................. 842 ..... 524-2415 


———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-3 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-3974 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 526-5950 

MSO ................................................ 842 ..... 524-1205 

SCHOOLS......................................... 842 ..... 526-0385 

LAND & AMMO ................................ 842 ..... 524-6864 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-4 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-6861 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6866 

NCO ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6862 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BDE S-1 

———————————————————— 

NCO ................................................. 842 ..... 526-9385 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

BDE CHAPLAIN ................................. 842 ..... 524-1282 

CH ASST .......................................... 842 ..... 524-6834 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE CMC 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-1657 

SGM ................................................ 842 ..... 526-4521 

SOC OIC ........................................... 842 ..... 526-4746 

SOC NCOIC ...................................... 842 ..... 524-6809 

CL III ................................................ 842 ..... 524-6848 

CL III ................................................ 842 ..... 526-1891 

CL III ................................................ 842 ..... 524-6844 

CL V ................................................. 842 ..... 526-9401 

CL V ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6814 

CL V ................................................. 842 ..... 526-6828 

CL V ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6829 

CL V ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6846 

CL V ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6847 

RICGEO ............................................ 842 ..... 526-9009 

RICGEO ............................................ 842 ..... 524-6840 

RICGEO ............................................ 842 ..... 524-6845 

RICGEO ............................................ 842 ..... 524-6811 

RICGEO ............................................ 842 ..... 526-6008 

RICGEO ............................................ 842 ..... 526-4373 

———————————————————— 


COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

CDR ................................................. 842 ..... 526-9394 

CSM ............................................... 842 ..... 526-8329 

DEPUTY COMMANDER ..................... 842 ..... 526-9392 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ........... 842 ..... 526-9383 

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ......................... 842 ..... 526-8316 

DEPUTY COMMANDER ..................... 842 ..... 526-6830 

T CONF ............................................ 842 ..... 526-9013 

CDR HOTLINE .................................. 842 ..... 524-0378 

FAX ................................................ 842 ..... 526-0054 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

EO ................................................... 842 ..... 524-6850 

EOC ................................................. 842 ..... 526-8183 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE FM 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-0118 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6842 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-0617 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-3642 

———————————————————— 


FRSA 

———————————————————— 

...................................................... 842 ..... 526-4664 

HOTLINE .......................................... 842 ..... 526-1581 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE LEGAL 

———————————————————— 

BDE JAG .......................................... 842 ..... 524-2729 

TRIAL COUNSEL ............................... 842 ..... 524-6865 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6836 

10TH CSH ........................................ 842 ..... 524-6837 

43D STB .......................................... 842 ..... 524-2729 

68TH CSSB ...................................... 842 ..... 524-6838 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE LNO 

———————————————————— 

MSE G4 ........................................... 842 ..... 524-6802 

ITO .................................................. 842 ..... 524-6803 

DOL ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6804 

3 BCT .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6805 

4 BCT .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6806 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE PAO 

———————————————————— 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 526-8738 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE PLANS 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-6831 

...................................................... 842 ..... 526-1632 

...................................................... 842 ..... 526-6139 

———————————————————— 


RETENTION 

———————————————————— 

...................................................................526-0703 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE S-1 

———————————————————— 

BDE STRENGTH .............................. 842 ..... 526-6854 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-9400 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6853 

BDE ADJ .......................................... 842 ..... 526-5124 

NCO ................................................ 842 ... 526-9385 

AWARDS .......................................... 842 ..... 526-3466 

FAX ................................................ 842 ..... 526-3519 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-5328 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 526-1261 

ASST S-2 ......................................... 842 ..... 526-2046 

NCO ................................................. 842 ..... 526-2941 

SSR ................................................. 842 ..... 526-8128 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-4750 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-3644 

SGM ................................................ 842 ..... 526-8936 

DEPUTY S-3 ..................................... 842 ..... 524-6827 

BTL CPT........................................... 842 ..... 526-8460 

BTL NCO ......................................... 842 ..... 526-8447 

SOC NCOIC ...................................... 842 ..... 524-6822 

FUOPS ............................................. 842 ..... 524-6826 

RTO ................................................. 842 ..... 524-6824 

BDE CDR SOC .................................. 842 ..... 524-6823 

SOC BCS-3 ...................................... 842 ..... 524-6821 

SPO SOC OPS ................................. 842 ..... 526-9801 

SCHOOLS NCO ................................ 842 ..... 526-9804 

CUOPS NCO .................................... 842 ..... 524-6832 

TRAINING NCO ................................ 842 ..... 524-6833 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-6825 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-6730 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-9356 

PBO OIC ........................................... 842 ..... 524-0574 

MAINT ............................................. 842 ..... 524-6856 

CONTAINERS PLT SGT .................... 842 ..... 524-6857 

FLIPL NCO ....................................... 842 ..... 526-8822 

PBO NCO ......................................... 842 ..... 524-6855 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC IAM/IASO ................................ 842 ..... 526-9871 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 526-3736 

NETOPS OIC ..................................... 842 ..... 526-9368 

IA OIC ............................................. 842 ..... 526-9368 

HELP DESK SYS ADMIN.................. 842 ..... 526-9363 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE SAFETY 

———————————————————— 

SAFETY OFFICER .............................. 842 ..... 524-2213 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE SASMO 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-6820 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6818 

MAINT MGMT .................................. 842 ..... 524-6819 

HELP DESK ..................................... 842 ..... 524-1703 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE SHARP 

———————————————————— 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-6851 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE SPO 

———————————————————— 

DEPUTY SPO .................................... 842 ..... 526-2387 

SGM ................................................ 842 ..... 524-2689 

SPO NCOIC ...................................... 842 ..... 526-6843 

T CONF ............................................ 842 ..... 526-0651 

SPO ADMIN ...................................... 842 ..... 526-9409 

ADMIN ASST .................................... 842 ..... 526-6827 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-2934 

———————————————————— 


SURGEON CELL 

———————————————————— 

MEDLOG .......................................... 842 ..... 524-6852 

OPS NCO ......................................... 842 ..... 524-1642 

———————————————————— 


TRANS INTG DIV 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 524-6807 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 526-9379 

OPS OFFICER ................................... 842 ..... 526-9371 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-6816 

MOB WARRANT ............................... 842 ..... 526-2466 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-1641 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-6810 

...................................................... 842 ..... 526-6817 

BCS-3 .............................................. 842 ..... 524-6808 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE HROB 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-0332 

POSTAL OPS .................................... 842 ..... 524-6849 

———————————————————— 

43RD SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE MRD 

———————————————————— 

OIC .................................................. 842 ..... 526-4798 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-1433 

...................................................... 842 ..... 526-4321 

...................................................... 842 ..... 526-9816 

NCOIC .............................................. 842 ..... 524-1283 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-0906 

...................................................... 842 ..... 524-6841 

MRD ................................................ 842 ..... 524-6812 

———————————————————— 

48TH MILITARY POLICE DETACHMENT CID 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................... 1816 ..... 526-3991 


MAIN ALT NUMBER ........................ 1816 ..... 526-3992 

SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE ........... 1816 ..... 524-1099 

ASSISTANT SPECIAL AGENT 

IN CHARGE ..................................... 1816 ..... 526-0559 

DETACHMENT SERGEANT .............. 1816 ..... 524-1082 

INVESTIGATIVE OPERATIONS 

TECHNICIAN ................................... 1816 ..... 526-0550 

———————————————————— 

4ID AVIATION, 2-4 GSAB 

———————————————————— 

BN CDR .......................................................526-2708 

BNCSM ........................................................ 526-8863 

BN XO .......................................................... 526-8869 

S-1 NCOIC ................................................... 524-3149 

S-2 NCOIC ................................................... 526-5039 

S-3 NCOIC ................................................... 526-2694 

S-4 NCOIC ................................................... 524-4560 

S-6 OIC ........................................................ 526-2708 

S-6 NCOIC ................................................... 526-8136 

MED NCOIC .................................................. 526-8888 

HHC GSAB 1SG ............................................ 526-8863 

B CO GSAB CDR ........................................... 526-2103 

D CO GSAB CDR........................................... 526-2103 

D CO GSAB 1SG ........................................... 526-2108 

———————————————————— 

4ID AVIATION, CAB 

———————————————————— 

BDE CSM .....................................................524-2717 

/2718 

BDE XO .........................................................524-2717 

/2718 

BDE CCWO ...................................................525-2005 

S-1 OIC ........................................................ 524-2108 

S-1 NCOIC ................................................... 524-3031 

S-1 CLERK ................................................... 524-3024 

S-2 OIC ........................................................ 524-2092 

S-2 CLERK ................................................... 524-2099 

S-3 OIC ........................................................ 524-2076 

ASSISTANT S-3 ............................................ 524-2076 

S-3 OPS ....................................................................... 

S-4 OIC ........................................................ 524-3022 

S-4 NCOIC ................................................... 524-2030 

PBO ............................................................. 524-2120 

S-6 OIC ........................................................ 524-3021 

S-6 NCOIC ................................................... 524-2107 

S-6 HELP DESK ............................................ 524-2089 

HHC BDE CDR .............................................. 524-1223 

RECEPTION OIC ............................................ 524-3029 

BUDGET OIC ................................................ 524-3028 

BDE GROUP MAINT OIC ................................ 524-3023 

———————————————————— 

4TH BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM 

———————————————————— 

EOC ............................................... 1351 ..... 503-4009 

BDE CDR........................................ 1351 ..... 503-4000 

1LT ................................................ 1351 ..... 503-4007 

CSM .............................................. 1351 ..... 526-9643 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 1351 ..... 503-4009 

BDE CSM ....................................... 1351 ..... 503-4001 

BDE DCO ....................................... 1351 ..... 503-4030 

BDE XO .......................................... 1351 ..... 503-4040 

ADMIN NCO ................................... 1351 ..... 503-4008 

———————————————————— 

4TH BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM S-6 

———————————————————— 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 503-4041 

———————————————————— 

4TH BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................... 1351 ..... 503-4059 

———————————————————— 

4TH BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM LEGAL 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1351 ..... 503-4074 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 503-4073 



———————————————————— 

4TH BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM PAO 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1351 ..... 503-4011 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 503-4010 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1351 ..... 526-1543 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 526-0659 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1351 ..... 503-4707 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 503-4313 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1351 ..... 503-4400 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 526-9927 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1351 ..... 526-8320 

NCOIC ............................................ 1351 ..... 526-0322 

———————————————————— 

4TH BRIGADE SPECIAL TROOPS 

BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

BN COMMANDER ........................... 1352 ..... 526-9610 

STAFF DUTY ................................................ 526-5752 

———————————————————— 

4TH BSB 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 2132 ..... 503-1700 

CSM .............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1701 

XO ................................................. 2132 ..... 503-1702 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1710 

S-1 NCO ........................................ 2132 ..... 503-1711 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1731 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1721 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1730 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1730 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1740 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1741 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1750 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1751 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2650 ..... 503-1760 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2650 ..... 503-1761 

HHC XO .......................................... 2650 ..... 503-1762 

HHC TRAINING NCO ....................... 2650 ..... 503-1763 

HHC ADMIN ................................... 2650 ..... 503-1764 

HHC MOTOR POOL ......................... 2655 ..... 503-1769 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2650 ..... 503-1770 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2650 ..... 503-1771 

A CO XO ......................................... 2650 ..... 503-1772 

A CO TRAINING NCO ...................... 2650 ..... 503-1773 

A CO ADMIN .................................. 2650 ..... 503-1774 

A CO MOTOR POOL ........................ 2655 ..... 503-1779 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2650 ..... 503-1780 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 2650 ..... 503-1781 

B CO XO ......................................... 2650 ..... 503-1782 

B CO TRAINING NCO ...................... 2650 ..... 503-1783 

B CO ADMIN .................................. 2650 ..... 503-1784 

B CO MOTOR POOL ........................ 2655 ..... 503-1789 

C CO CDR ...................................... 2650 ..... 503-1790 

C CO 1SG ....................................... 2650 ..... 503-1791 

C CO XO ......................................... 2650 ..... 503-1792 

C CO TRAINING NCO ...................... 2650 ..... 503-1793 

C CO ADMIN .................................. 2650 ..... 503-1794 

AID STATION FRONT DESK ............. 2650 ..... 503-1800 

AID STATION SCREENING RM 1 ...... 2650 ..... 503-1801 

AID STATION SCREENING RM 2 ...... 2650 ..... 503-1802 

AID STATION ADMIN ...................... 2650 ..... 503-1803 



AID STATION PHARMACY ............... 2650 ..... 503-1806 


AID STATION EXAM RM 1 ............... 2650 ..... 503-1807 




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4TH BSTB (4TH ID) A CO 

———————————————————— 

A CO CDR ...................................... 1352 ..... 526-3879 

A CO 1ST SGT ................................ 1352 ..... 526-0772 

A CO XO ......................................... 1352 ..... 524-0397 

A CO OPERATIONS ......................... 1352 ..... 526-1034 

A CO 1ST PLT ................................ 1352 ..... 526-3867 

A CO 2ND PLT ................................ 1352 ..... 526-4546 

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4TH BSTB (4TH ID) B CO 

———————————————————— 

B CO CDR ...................................... 1650 ..... 526-8432 

B CO XO ......................................... 1650 ..... 526-6022 

BO CO 1 SG ................................... 1650 ..... 526-2126 

B CO OPERATIONS ......................... 1650 ..... 524-4118 

B CO SUPPLY ................................. 1650 ..... 524-1320 

B CO CQ ........................................ 1650 ..... 526-3516 

B CO 1ST/2ND PSG ........................ 1650 ..... 526-3878 

B CO 3RD PSG/ 4TH PSG ............... 1650 ..... 524-6969 


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4TH BSTB (4TH ID) C CO 

———————————————————— 

C CO CDR ...................................... 1352 ..... 526-1213 

C CO XO ......................................... 1352 ..... 526-0594 

C CO 1SG ....................................... 1352 ..... 526-0839 

C CO SUPPLY ................................. 1352 ..... 524-1454 

C CO OPERATIONS ......................... 1352 ..... 526-0769 

C CO TRAINING .............................. 1352 ..... 524-4548 

C CO HQ PSG ................................. 1352 ..... 524-0839 

C CO 1ST PSG ................................ 1352 ..... 526-0785 

C CO 2ND PSG ............................... 1352 ..... 524-4020 

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4TH BSTB (4TH ID) HHC 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1352 ..... 526-2652 

XO ................................................. 1352 ..... 526-3851 

1SG ............................................... 1352 ..... 526-5817 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1352 ..... 526-8960 

CQ ................................................. 1352 ..... 526-4409 

SUPPLY.......................................... 1352 ..... 526-6047 

MP ................................................. 1352 ..... 526-9643 

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4TH BSTB (4TH ID) MAINTENANCE 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1352 ..... 526-4478 

NCOIC ............................................ 1352 ..... 526-6876 

PLL OFFICE .................................... 1352 ..... 526-9539 

ELM SHOP ..................................... 1352 ..... 526-7517 

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4TH BSTB (4TH ID) UNIT MINISTRY TEAM 

———————————————————— 

CHAPLAIN DUTY ............................. 1352 ..... 526-8918 

CHAPLAIN ASSISTANT.................... 1352 ..... 526-4212 

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4TH ENGINEER BATTALION (FSC) 

———————————————————— 

1SG ............................................... 1210 ..... 524-9239 

XO ................................................. 1210 ..... 524-9228 

OPS ............................................... 1210 ..... 524-9238 

CO ................................................. 1210 ..... 524-9229 

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4TH ENGINEER BATTALION (HHC) 

———————————————————— 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 1201 ..... 526-0683 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 1201 ..... 526-5671 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 1201 ..... 524-5940 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 1201 ..... 526-2938 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 1201 ..... 526-4182 


S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 1201 ..... 526-4178 

S-3 BATTLE CPT ............................ 1201 ..... 526-9443 

S-3 OPS NCO ................................. 1201 ..... 526-9447 

S-3 TRAINING NCO ........................ 1201 ..... 526-3381 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 1201 ..... 526-1680 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 1201 ..... 526-5848 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 1201 ..... 526-0706 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 1201 ..... 526-0706 

S-6 HELP DESK .............................. 1201 ..... 524-3997 

S-6 COMSEC ................................. 1201 ..... 526-1644 

CO ................................................. 1210 ..... 524-9231 

1SG ............................................... 1210 ..... 524-9237 

XO ................................................. 1210 ..... 524-9230 

OPS ............................................... 1210 ..... 524-9236 

———————————————————— 

4TH ENGINEER BATTALION (HQ) 

———————————————————— 

BN STAFF DUTY DESK.................... 1201 ..... 526-1182 

BN COMMANDER ........................... 1201 ..... 526-2356 

BN CSM ......................................... 1201 ..... 526-3939 

BN ADJ .......................................... 1201 ..... 526-0279 

BN FAX ........................................ 1201 ..... 524-5924 

BARRACKS CQ ................................. 756 ..... 524-0198 

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4TH ID 

———————————————————— 

REAR-D COMMANDER ..................................503-0999 

G2 ............................................................................... 

———————————————————— 

4TH ID BAND, DSTB 

———————————————————— 

1SG ................................................. 814 ..... 526-2489 

CDR ................................................. 814 ..... 526-2433 

———————————————————— 

4TH IN DIVISION SPECIAL TROOPS 

BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

EOC/STAFF DUTY ..........................................503-0650 

BN AID STATION PAD ................................... 503-2908 

BN AID STATION FRONT DESK ..................... 503-2909 

HSC ORDERLY ROOM CLERK ....................... 503-2910 

HSC CONFERENCE ROOM ............................ 503-2911 

HSC ARMS ROOM ........................................ 503-2912 

HSC TRAINING ROOM ................................... 503-2913 

HSC XO ........................................................ 503-2915 

HSC COMMANDER ....................................... 503-2916 

HSC 1SG ...................................................... 503-2917 

HSC COMMO LOCKER .................................. 503-2918 

HSC NBC ROOM ........................................... 503-2919 

A CO ORDERLY ROOM CLERK ...................... 503-2920 

A CO CONFERENCE ROOM ........................... 503-2921 

A CO ARMS ROOM ....................................... 503-2922 

A CO TRAINING ROOM.................................. 503-2923 

A CO SUPPLY ROOM .................................... 503-2924 

A CO XO ....................................................... 503-2925 

A CO COMMANDER ...................................... 503-2926 

A CO 1SG ..................................................... 503-2927 

A CO COMMO LOCKER ................................. 503-2928 

A CO NBC ROOM .......................................... 503-2929 

B CO ORDERLY ROOM CLERK ...................... 503-2930 

B CO CONFERENCE ROOM ........................... 503-2931 

B CO ARMS ROOM ....................................... 503-2932 

B CO TRAINING ROOM ................................. 503-2933 

B CO SUPPLY ROOM .................................... 503-2934 

B CO XO ....................................................... 503-2935 

B CO COMMANDER ...................................... 503-2936 

B CO 1SG ..................................................... 503-2937 

B CO COMMO LOCKER ................................. 503-2938 

B CO NBC ROOM.......................................... 503-2939 

C CO ORDERLY ROOM CLERK ...................... 503-2940 

C CO CONFERENCE ROOM ........................... 503-2941 

C CO ARMS ROOM ....................................... 503-2942 

C CO TRAINING ROOM ................................. 503-2943 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



C CO SUPPLY ROOM .................................... 503-2944 

C CO XO ....................................................... 503-2945 

C CO COMMANDER ...................................... 503-2946 

C CO 1SG ..................................................... 503-2947 

C CO COMMO LOCKER ................................. 503-2948 

C CO NBC ROOM.......................................... 503-2949 

C CO HUB PL ............................................... 503-2950 

C CO HUB PSG ............................................. 503-2951 

C CO MCP PL ............................................... 503-2952 

C CO MCP PSG ............................................ 503-2953 

C CO TAC PL ................................................ 503-2954 

C CO TAC PSG ............................................. 503-2955 

D CO TRAINING ROOM ................................. 503-2960 

D CO 1ST PLT .............................................. 503-2961 

D CO 2ND PLT ............................................. 503-2962 

D CO 3RD PLT ............................................. 503-2963 

D CO SUPPLY ROOM .................................... 503-2964 

D CO XO ...................................................... 503-2965 

D CO COMMANDER ...................................... 503-2966 

D CO 1SG .................................................... 503-2967 

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4TH INFANTRY DIVISION HEADQUARTERS 

COMMAND STAFF 

———————————————————— 

CG AIDE ......................................... 1435 ..... 503-0011 

COMMANDING GENERAL 

HOTLINE ........................................ 1435 ..... 526-2677 

CG ENLISTED AIDE ......................... 1435 ..... 503-0011 

DCGM AIDE .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0012 

DCGS AIDE ..................................... 1435 ..... 503-0027 

DCSM ADMIN ................................. 1435 ..... 503-0026 

COS ADMIN ................................... 1435 ..... 503-0029 

SGS ............................................... 1435 ..... 503-0010 

G1 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 503-0101 

G1 SGM ......................................... 1435 ..... 503-0107 

G2 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0205 

G2 SSO .......................................... 1435 ..... 503-0039 

G3 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0302 

G3 TRAINING .................................. 1435 ..... 503-0310 

G4 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 503-0400 

G4 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0415 

G5 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 503-0501 

G5 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0506 

G6 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 503-0606 

G6 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0602 

G6 HELP DESK ............................... 1435 ..... 503-0611 

G7 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 503-0335 

G8 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 526-9900 

G8 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 526-8510 

G9 OIC ........................................... 1435 ..... 526-3543 

G9 DEPUTY .................................... 1435 ..... 526-1004 

DIVISION ENGINEER ....................... 1435 ..... 503-0662 

DIVISION SURGEON ........................ 1435 ..... 503-7506 

DIVISION SURGEON DEPUTY ........... 1435 ..... 503-7509 

DIVISION CHEMICAL ....................... 1435 ..... 503-0031 

DIVISION CHEMICAL SGM ............... 1435 ..... 503-0775 

DIVISION CHAPLAIN ....................... 1435 ..... 503-0154 

DIVISION DEPUTY CHAPLAIN .......... 1435 ..... 503-0151 

DIVISION FAMILY LIFE CHAPLAIN ...... 1435 ..... 503-0150 

PMO .............................................. 1435 ..... 503-0077 

PAO OIC ......................................... 1435 ..... 503-0071 

PAO NCOIC .................................... 1435 ..... 503-0907 

SJA OIC ......................................... 1435 ..... 526-1429 

SJA DEPUTY .................................. 1435 ..... 526-1441 

SJA LEGAL ADMIN ......................... 1435 ..... 526-1442 

DSTB CDR ..................................... 1435 ..... 503-1906 

DSTB CSM ..................................... 1435 ..... 503-1907 

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4TH STB, 4TH BCT, 4TH ID 

———————————————————— 

B CO CDR ...................................... 1650 ..... 526-8432 

B CO 1ST SGT ................................ 1650 ..... 526-2126 

B CO XO ......................................... 1650 ..... 526-6022 

B CO TRAINING .............................. 1650 ..... 524-1243 

B CO SUPPLY ................................. 1650 ..... 526-1320 

B CO OPERATIONS ......................... 1650 ..... 524-4118 

B CO HQ/HUMINT PLATOON 

OFFICE ........................................... 1650 ..... 526-3878 

BO CO ORDERLY ROOM ................. 1650 ..... 526-8941 

B CO SIGINT PLATOON OFFICE ....... 1650 ..... 524-6969 

B CO TUSA PLATOON OFFICE ......... 1650 ..... 524-3800 

———————————————————— 

52ND ENGINEER BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 3490 ..... 524-8104 

BN CDR ......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8169 

BN CSM ......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8170 

BN XO ............................................ 3490 ..... 524-8124 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8125 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8145 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8144 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8139 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8126 

MEDICS ......................................... 3490 ..... 524-8149 

FRSA ............................................. 3490 ..... 524-8123 

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549TH QUARTERMASTER COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1203 ..... 526-6806 

1SG ............................................... 1203 ..... 524-1070 

XO ................................................. 1203 ..... 526-8306 

S&A ............................................... 1203 ..... 526-5877 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1203 ..... 526-5877 

TRAINING ....................................... 1203 ..... 526-4369 

SUPPLY/PLL CLERK ....................... 1203 ..... 526-0487 

COMPANY FAX ............................. 1203 ..... 524-1070 

ORDERLY ROOM ............................ 1203 ..... 526-5105 

———————————————————— 

571ST MEDICAL 

———————————————————— 

REAR D ......................................... 9604 ..... 526-0237 

FAX .............................................. 9604 ..... 526-0235 

———————————————————— 

573RD MOVEMENT CONTROL TEAM 

———————————————————— 

DET CDR .......................................... 515 ..... 524-1579 

DET 1SG .......................................... 515 ..... 524-1594 

XO ................................................... 515 ..... 524-1597 

NCOIC/TRNG .................................... 515 ..... 524-1602 

S&A ................................................. 515 ..... 524-1598 

PAC/TRNG ....................................... 515 ..... 524-1610 

MOVEMENT SECTION ....................... 515 ..... 524-1612 

———————————————————— 

59TH MILITARY POLICE (59TH MP) 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1140 .... 526-1571/ 

526-8762 

1ST SGT ........................................ 1140 ..... 526-2484 

XO ................................................. 1140 ..... 526-8747 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1140 ..... 526-8746 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1140 ..... 526-8745 

TRAINING ....................................... 1140 ..... 526-1571 

PAC ............................................... 1140 ..... 526-1571 

FAX .............................................. 1140 ..... 526-1414 

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59TH QUARTERMASTER COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

CQ ...................................................1200 ....526-4716 

COMMANDER .................................. 754 ..... 524-1070 

1SG ................................................. 754 ..... 526-6806 

XO ................................................... 754 ..... 526-2976 

ORDERLY ROOM .............................. 754 ..... 524-4062 

FAX ................................................ 754 ..... 524-3384 

PLATOON SGT (LINE) 1ST PLT .......... 754 ..... 526-9911 

LINE PLATOON OFFICE 2ND PLT ...... 754 ..... 524-1051 

SUPPLY OFFICE ................................ 754 ..... 526-4779 

OPERATIONS OFFICE ........................ 754 ..... 524-3849 

TRAINING NCO ................................. 754 ..... 526-4942 

TRAINING ......................................... 754 ..... 526-5877 


MAINTENANCE OFFICE NCOIC 

MOTOR POOL ................................ 8300 ..... 526-1123 

MAINTENANCE TECH ..................... 8300 ..... 526-1123 

MAINTENANCE PLT SGT ................. 8300 ..... 526-1123 

PLL ................................................ 8300 ..... 526-0069 

———————————————————— 

5TH ARMORED BRIGADE 

(DIVISION WEST) 

———————————————————— 

REAR D .......................................... 1011 . 915-238-2258 

S-1 MAJ ........................................ 1011 ..... 526-5692 

S-1 ................................................ 1011 ..... 524-2079 

HEADQUARTERS EOC ..................... 1011 915-569-9875/ 

9826 

———————————————————— 

5TH ROTC BRIGADE (FWD) 

———————————————————— 

JUNIOR ROTC OPERATIONS .............1012 ....526-8626 

———————————————————— 

602ND CONTINGENCY 

CONTRACTING TEAM 

———————————————————— 

TEAM LEADER ............................... 1220 ..... 526-4051 

NCOIC ............................................ 1220 ..... 526-3838 

———————————————————— 

60TH ORDNANCE COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1045 ..... 526-4965 

1SG ............................................... 1045 ..... 526-4153 

XO ................................................. 1045 ..... 526-1092 

S&A ............................................... 1045 ..... 524-1960 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1045 ..... 524-1960 

TRAINING ....................................... 1045 ..... 526-4022 

———————————————————— 

615TH HORIZONTAL CO 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 3490 ..... 524-8160 

1SG ............................................... 3490 ..... 524-8158 

———————————————————— 

616TH CONTINGENCY 

CONTRACTING TEAM 

———————————————————— 

TEAM LEADER ............................... 1220 ..... 526-2552 

NCOIC ............................................ 1220 ..... 526-6057 

———————————————————— 

64TH BRIGADE SUPPORT BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2160 ..... 526-3959 

STAFF DUTY FAX ......................... 2160 ..... 526-0619 

CDR ............................................... 2160 ..... 524-0758 

CSM .............................................. 2160 ..... 526-0808 

XO ................................................. 2160 ..... 526-0798 

BN SECRETARY .............................. 2160 ..... 524-4591 

S-1 OIC/ADJ .................................. 2160 ..... 526-2116 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 2160 ..... 526-2116 

S-1 ................................................ 2160 ..... 526-6397 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2160 ..... 526-1388 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2160 ..... 526-1388 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2160 ..... 526-3155 

S-3 A ............................................. 2160 ..... 526-0539 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 2160 ..... 526-0619 

S-3 CBRN ...................................... 2160 ..... 526-1432 

S-3 SCHOOLS ................................ 2160 ..... 524-2557 

S-3 LAND & AMMO ........................ 2160 ..... 524-4399 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2160 ..... 526-1040 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 2160 ..... 524-1195 

S-6 OIC / NCOIC ............................. 2160 ... 524-0595 / 

524-0702 

SPO OIC ......................................... 2160 ..... 526-3587 

SPO NCOIC .................................... 2160 ..... 526-2494 

SPO TRANS .................................... 2160 ..... 526-1704 

SPO MED OPS ................................ 2160 ..... 526-9326 

SPO GSO NCOIC ............................. 2160 ..... 526-9752 

SPO MATO ..................................... 2160 ..... 524-2309 

SPO TECH ...................................... 2160 ..... 524-2310 

SPO SARASS .................................. 2160 ..... 526-0591 

SPO SAMS ..................................... 2160 ..... 526-9938 



SPO FAX ...................................... 2160 ..... 526-1899 

HHC CDR ....................................... 2160 ..... 526-4046 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 2160 ..... 526-0866 

A CO CDR ...................................... 2160 ..... 526-6101 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 2160 ..... 524-5850 

B CO CDR ...................................... 2160 ..... 526-2709 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 2160 ..... 526-8628 

C CO CDR ...................................... 2160 ..... 526-0606 

C CO 1SG ....................................... 2160 ..... 526-1670 

———————————————————— 

651ST ASG DET 3RD MEDICAL RETENTION 

PROCESSING UNIT (MRPU) 

———————————————————— 

COMMAND & CONTROL ................. 1360 ..... 524-1301 

———————————————————— 

68TH COMBAT SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT 

BATTALION CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

BN CHAPLAIN ................................ 1200 ..... 526-4858 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION CMD GRP 

———————————————————— 

BN CDR ......................................... 1200 ..... 526-2724 

BN XO ............................................ 1200 ..... 526-5408 

BN CSM ......................................... 1200 ..... 526-2753 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 1200 ..... 526-4858 

DRIVER .......................................... 1200 ..... 524-2337 

EXEC ASSIST ................................. 1200 ..... 524-2337 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 1200 ..... 526-4716 

ADJ ............................................... 1200 ..... 526-6575 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION FINANCE 

———————————————————— 

BN FINANCE NCO ........................... 1200 ..... 524-4652 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION FRSA 

———————————————————— 

FRSA (FRG) .................................... 1200 ..... 526-5181 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION HHC 

———————————————————— 

HHC CDR ....................................... 1203 ..... 526-4184 

HHC 1SG ........................................ 1203 ..... 524-5214 

HHC PAC CLERK ............................ 1203 ..... 526-9532 

HHC ORDERLY ROOM..................... 1203 ..... 526-9532 

HHC TRAINING ............................... 1203 ..... 524-1636 

HHC SUPPLY .................................. 1203 ..... 526-5216 

HHC BARRACKS MANAGER ............ 1203 ..... 526-0470 

S&A ............................................... 1203 ..... 526-9532 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION HHC MAILROOM 

———————————————————— 

MAILROOM .................................... 1203 ..... 526-5608 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION MOTOR POOL 

———————————————————— 

MOTOR POOL BMO ........................ 1203 ..... 526-3967 

MOTOR POOL DRIVER TRAINING .... 1203 ..... 526-0203 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION RETENTION 

———————————————————— 

BN CAREER COUNSELOR ............... 1203 ..... 526-4887 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-1 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1200 ..... 526-6575 

NCOIC ............................................ 1200 ..... 526-5158 

S-1 SERVICE DESK ........................ 1200 ..... 526-9521 


———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-2 

———————————————————— 

OIC SECURITY MANAGER ............ 1200 ..... 526-5181 

NCOIC ............................................ 1200 ..... 526-5193 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-3 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1200 ..... 526-4515 

PLANS OIC ..................................... 1200 ..... 526-4515 

NCOIC ............................................ 1200 ..... 526-4337 

DEPUTY OPS NCO .......................... 1200 ..... 526-4492 

LAND AND AMMO NCO .................. 1200 ..... 526-9601 

TRAINING NCO ............................... 1200 ..... 526-4492 

DTMS, DTS, TRAINING ................... 1220 ..... 526-4505 

TRAINING NCO ............................... 1200 ..... 526-4504 

DTMS, DTS, TRAINING ................... 1200 ..... 526-4505 

MSO/TASKING ............................... 1200 ..... 526-9601 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-4 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1200 ..... 526-2428 

NCOIC ............................................ 1200 ..... 526-9339 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION S-6 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1200 ..... 526-4415 

NCOIC ........................................... 1200 ..... 526-6095 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION SASMO 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1200 ..... 526-9344 

NCOIC ............................................ 1200 ..... 526-4885 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION SPO 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1200 ..... 526-2659 

NCOIC ............................................ 1200 ..... 524-0731 

SPO OPS/PLANS ............................ 1200 ..... 526-3960 

SPO MAINT OIC .............................. 1200 ..... 524-2862 

MAINT TECH .................................. 1200 ..... 524-2862 

SPO MAINT NCOIC ......................... 1200 ..... 524-2862 

SPO TRANS/UMO ........................... 1200 ..... 524-0618 

SPO TRANS NCOIC ......................... 1200 ..... 524-0618 

SPO AMMO .................................... 1200 ..... 526-3960 

SPO LAUNDRY ............................... 1200 ..... 526-3960 

———————————————————— 


BATTALION SSA 

———————————————————— 

SSA ............................................... 1220 ..... 524-2261 

SSA ACCOUNTABLE OFFICER ......... 8300 ..... 524-1248 

SSA SAMS 1&2 .............................. 1220 ..... 524-2121 

———————————————————— 

7/10 CAVALRY 

———————————————————— 

STAFF DUTY .................................. 2132 ..... 503-1880 

FRSA ............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1316 

CMD .............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1300 

CSM .............................................. 2132 ..... 503-1302 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2132 ..... 503-1305 

CHAPLAIN ASST ............................. 2132 ..... 503-1306 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1311 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1310 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1318 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1320 

S-3 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1331 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1330 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1341 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1312 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 2132 ..... 503-1338 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 2132 ..... 503-1317 


XO ................................................. 2132 ..... 503-1301 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) A CO 

———————————————————— 

A CO CDR ...................................... 1362 ..... 526-2622 

A CO 1SG ....................................... 1362 ..... 526-9589 

A CO TRAINING ROOM.................... 1362 ..... 526-2592 

A CO ORDERLY ROOM .................... 1362 ..... 526-1647 

A CO TRANSPORTATION PLT .......... 1362 ..... 526-4970 

A CO POL PLT ................................ 1362 ..... 526-1203 

C CO 1 SG ...................................... 1362 ..... 526-2538 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) B CO 

———————————————————— 

B CO 1SG ....................................... 1362 ..... 526-1458 

B CO TRAINING ROOM ................... 1362 ..... 526-0477 

B CO ELM ...................................... 1362 ..... 526-4758 

B CO MOTOR POOL SHOP .............. 1362 ..... 526-1204 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) C CO 

———————————————————— 

C CO CDR ...................................... 1362 ..... 526-3008 

C CO TRAINING ROOM ................... 1362 ..... 524-3998 

C CO SUPPLY ................................. 1362 ..... 524-5922 

C CO TREATMENT .......................... 1362 ..... 526-4848 

C CO MEDICAL SUPPLY .................. 1362 ..... 526-8290 

C CO EVAC ..................................... 1362 ..... 526-1188 

C CO NBC ...................................... 1362 ..... 526-0472 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

CMD .............................................. 1362 ..... 526-6154 

CSM .............................................. 1362 ..... 526-1183 

XO ................................................. 1362 ..... 526-1423 

REAR D STAFF DUTY ...................... 1362 ..... 503-4707 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) HHC 

———————————————————— 

CDR ............................................... 1362 ..... 524-4597 

1SG ............................................... 1362 ..... 524-3992 

XO ................................................. 1362 ..... 524-4597 

TRAINING ROOM ............................ 1362 ..... 526-1647 

BATTALION RETENTION ................. 1362 ..... 526-5875 

BN STAFF DUTY ............................. 1362 ..... 526-0860 

BN FAX ........................................ 1362 ..... 526-0209 

BARRACKS CQ ............................... 1362 ..... 524-5820 

FRSA ............................................. 1362 ..... 526-1403 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) S-1 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1362 ..... 524-0442 

NCOIC ............................................ 1362 ..... 526-5598 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1362 ..... 524-0444 

NCOIC ............................................ 1362 ..... 524-0444 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1362 ..... 524-0441 

NCOIC ............................................ 1362 ..... 526-1829 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1362 ..... 526-4176 

NCOIC ............................................ 1362 ..... 526-4176 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1362 ..... 524-0443 

NCOIC ............................................ 1362 ..... 524-0443 

———————————————————— 

704TH BSB (4TH ID) SPO 

———————————————————— 

OIC ................................................ 1362 ..... 526-2912 

NCOIC ............................................ 1362 ..... 526-3590 

SPO MATO ..................................... 1362 ..... 526-0047 


NUMERICAL

NUMERICAL 



AMMO ........................................... 1362 ..... 526-1734 

S & S ............................................. 1362 ..... 526-5629 


———————————————————— 

71ST ORDNANCE GROUP (EOD) 

CHAPLAIN 

———————————————————— 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 2140 ..... 524-5600 

CHAPLAIN ASSISTANT.................... 2140 ..... 524-5600 

———————————————————— 


COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

GROUP COMMANDER..................... 2140 ..... 524-5925 

GROUP DEPUTY COMMANDER ....... 2140 ..... 526-5134 

GROUP CSM .................................. 2140 ..... 524-5002 

GROUP BUDGET OFFICER ............... 2140 ..... 526-4442 

STAFF DUTY (24 HR) ...................... 2140 ..... 526-2528 

———————————————————— 

71ST ORDNANCE GROUP (EOD) HHD 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 2140 ..... 526-6429 

1SG ............................................... 2140 ..... 526-2640 

HHD SUPPLY NCO .......................... 2140 ..... 524-5918 

MECHANIC ..................................... 2140 ..... 524-5918 

LEGAL NCOIC ................................. 2140 ..... 524-5927 

———————————————————— 

71ST ORDNANCE GROUP (EOD) S-1 

———————————————————— 

S-1 OIC .......................................... 2140 ..... 524-5923 

S-1 NCOIC ..................................... 2140 ..... 524-5923 

S-1 FAX LINE ............................... 2140 ..... 524-5927 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 2140 ..... 524-2974 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 2140 ..... 526-0914 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 2140 ..... 526-2286 

S-3 SGM ........................................ 2140 ..... 524-2871 

S-3 CURRENT OPS OIC .................. 2140 ..... 524-4978 

S-3 CURRENT OPS ......................... 2140 ..... 526-3165 

S-3 POST OPS ............................... 2140 ..... 526-2465 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 2140 ..... 526-6919 

S-4 PBO......................................... 2140 ..... 524-2898 

S-4 SUPPLY NCO ........................... 2140 ..... 524-5847 

SENIOR MAINT SUPERVISOR .......... 2140 ..... 526-6919 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 2140 ..... 524-5928 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 2140 ..... 524-5928 

S-6 AUTOMATIONS NCO ................ 2140 ..... 524-5928 

S-6 SIGNAL SYSTEMS TECH .......... 2140 ..... 526-1995 

S-6 FAX ....................................... 2140 ..... 524-2898 

———————————————————— 


COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

GROUP COMMANDER 

SECRETARY ................................... 2140 ..... 526-1679 

———————————————————— 

743RD MI BUCKLEY AFB 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP........ OFF POST ... 720-847-5034 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP........ OFF POST ... 720-847-6852 

———————————————————— 

759TH MP BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

BMT............................................... 1030 ..... 526-2898 

BMS .............................................. 1030 ..... 526-1148 

———————————————————— 


COMMAND GROUP 

———————————————————— 

BN COMMANDER ........................... 1030 ..... 526-8024 

BN XO ............................................ 1030 ..... 526-1430 

BN CSM ......................................... 1030 ..... 526-8033 

BN ADJ .......................................... 1030 ..... 526-8031 

BC ADMIN ASSISTANT ................... 1030 ..... 526-3202 

CSM ADMIN ASSISTANT ................ 1030 ..... 526-3202 

BN STAFF DUTY ............................. 1030 ..... 526-1270 

CHAPLAIN ...................................... 1030 ..... 526-0889 

CHAPLAIN'S ASSISTANT ................ 1030 ..... 526-0889 

CQ ................................................. 1044 ..... 526-3577 

———————————————————— 


HHD DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

HHD COMMANDER ......................... 1140 ..... 524-2736 

HHD XO ......................................... 1140 ..... 524-2525 

HHD 1SG ....................................... 1140 ..... 526-0269 

HHD OPERATIONS .......................... 1040 ..... 524-0556 

HHD TRAINING ............................... 1040 ..... 526-2736 

HHD SUPPLY .................................. 1040 ..... 526-5098 

HHD FAX ...................................... 1040 ..... 526-8754 

———————————————————— 

759TH MP BATTALION S-1 

———————————————————— 

S-1 SENIOR HUMAN 

RESOURCES NCO ........................... 1030 .... 526-2845/ 

526-8032 

S-1 HUMAN RESOURCES NCO ....... 1030 .... 524-1315/ 

526-1925 

S-1 HUMAN RESOURCES CLERK .... 1030 .... 524-1315/ 

526-1925 

CMD FINANCE NCO ........................ 1030 ..... 526-1928 


———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-2 NCOIC ..................................... 1030 ..................... 

S-2 OIC .......................................... 1030 ..... 524-3468 

SECURITY MANAGER ...................... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

SECURITY MANAGER/ANALYST ...... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-3 OIC .......................................... 1030 ..... 526-8022 

S-3 SGM/OPS ................................ 1030 ..... 526-9551 

TRAINING OFFICER ......................... 1030 ..... 526-8020 

OPERATIONS OFFICER ................... 1030 ..... 526-8019 

OPS NCO ....................................... 1030 ..... 526-8020 

BN MEDIC ...................................... 1030 ..... 526-2642 


SCHOOLS NCOIC ............................ 1030 ..... 526-2655 

RANGES/LAND/AMMO .................... 1030 ..... 526-2642 

NBC NCO ....................................... 1030 ..... 526-2642 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-4 OIC .......................................... 1030 ..... 526-4421 

S-4 NCOIC ..................................... 1030 ..... 526-8015 

PBO ............................................... 1030 ..... 526-1665 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

S-6 OIC .......................................... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

S-6 NCOIC ..................................... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

NCO, TACTICAL TEAM CHIEF .......... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

SENIOR INFO SYSTEMS SPC .......... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

AUTOMATIONS NCOIC .................... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

RETRANS TEAM CHIEF ................... 1030 ..... 526-4763 

———————————————————— 

858TH QUARTERMASTER DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

QM ADMINISTRATION OFFICE ........ 1049 ..... 526-3194 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ......... 8932 ..... 524-2147 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

ALT NUM ..................................... 8932 ..... 524-2184 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

ALT NUM ..................................... 8932 ..... 524-2186 

QM CLERK ..................................... 1049 ..... 526-3885 

QM MEDICAL CAGE 2 ..................... 1049 ..... 526-8271 

QM SHOP SUPPLY WAREHOUSE ..... 1049 ..... 526-8271 

———————————————————— 

902ND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE GROUP 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN FIELD OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE ........... 1014 ..... 526-4808 

OPERATIONS OFFICER ................... 1014 ..... 526-4815 

NCOIC ............................................ 1014 ..... 526-4810 

TECHNOLOGY PROTECTION ........... 1014 ..... 526-5959 

———————————————————— 

96TH RRC RECONSTITUTION TEAM 

———————————————————— 

96TH RRC RECONSTITUTION 

TEAM ............................................. 1049 ..... 526-6712 

———————————————————— 

984TH MP CO 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................ 1140 ..... 526-5121 

1ST SGT ........................................ 1140 ..... 526-1573 

XO ................................................. 1140 ..... 526-4055 

OPERATIONS .................................. 1140 ..... 526-4055 

SCHOOLS....................................... 1140 ..... 526-4055 

TRAINING ....................................... 1140 ..... 526-4055 

ARMS ROOM .................................. 1140 ..... 526-1874 

PAC ............................................... 1140 ..... 526-4391 



— A — 

———————————————————— 

AAFES 

———————————————————— 

AAFES GENERAL MANAGER ............. 1510 ............ 576-6174 

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ............ 1510 ............ 576-6543 

MINI-MALL / MCSS STORE ............... 1510 ............ 576-2586 

SERVICE STATION ............................. 1515 ............ 576-6570 

B-STREET SHOPPETTE ........................900 ............ 576-1803 

HOUSING SHOPPETTE ...................... 5940 ............ 576-7923 

MAIN BURGER KING .......................... 1520 ............ 576-6957 

GATE 20 SHOPPETTE 

AAFES FAX ........................................ 2140 ............ 576-6098 

PX MANAGER .................................... 6110 ............ 576-4000 

SERVICES & VENDING ....................... 1510 ............ 576-2672 

HUMAN RESOURCES 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ..................... 1510 ............ 576-9029 

HUMAN RESOURCES 


POST EXCHANGE (PX) ....................... 6110 ............ 576-4141 

MAIN CLASS VI ................................. 1524 ............ 576-6531 

GATE 20 SHOPPETTE ...................GATE 20 ............ 576-0492 

———————————————————— 

ADOPT A SOLDIER 

———————————————————— 

CITIZEN SOLDIER CONNECTION ...... OFF POST ...... 667-2883 

———————————————————— 

AFSBN-CARSON 

———————————————————— 

SPO ................................................... 8100 ............ 526-5121 

———————————————————— 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY COMMAND OPERATOR 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION OPERATOR / 

DISN ...........................................OFF POST ............ 333-1110 

OPERATOR ALT NUMBER ..........OFF POST ............ 333-1818 

EOC ............................................OFF POST ............ 333-2633 

———————————————————— 

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 9602 ............ 526-3935 

———————————————————— 

AIRBORNE UNIT 10TH SPECIAL FORCES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .....................................636 ............ 524-1971 

———————————————————— 

AIRBURST RANGE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................ RANGE 123 ............ 526-3225 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ............. RANGE 123 ............ 526-3273 

———————————————————— 

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SECTION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 9604 ............ 526-3739 

———————————————————— 

AKO HELP DESK 

———————————————————— 

HELP DESK ...............................OFF POST .....703-704-4357 

DSN NUMBER ............................OFF POST ............ 654-4357 

———————————————————— 

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .....................24 HOUR CTR ............ 573-5020 

———————————————————— 

ALPINE TOWER 

———————————————————— 

ALPINE TOWER ................................. 2429 ............ 526-5176 

———————————————————— 

ALTERNATE ESCAPES RESERVATIONS 

———————————————————— 

RESERVATIONS ONLY ....................... 1532 ............ 526-5347 

———————————————————— 

AMBULANCE / ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATION ............................. 7500 ............ 526-7112 

AMBULANCE / EMERGENCIES 

ONLY ................................................. 7500 ......................911 

———————————————————— 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT 

EMPLOYEES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 1101 ............ 576-6000 

———————————————————— 

AMERICAN RED CROSS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN OFFICE ..................................... 1217 ............ 526-2311 

HOSPITAL OFFICE ............................. 7500 ............ 526-7144 

RED CROSS EMERGENCY LINE 

24 HOURS ..................................OFF POST .... 877-272-7337 

RED CROSS HOSPITAL 

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR ............. 7500 ............ 526-7144 

———————————————————— 

AMERICAN WARRIOR NETWORKS 

———————————————————— 

HOUSING-PHONE, HIGH-SPEED 

INTERNET & CABLE TV ..................... 7301 ............ 527-0814 

BARRACKS-HIGH-SPEED 

INTERNET.......................................... 1851 ............ 886-3327 

———————————————————— 

AMMUNITION SUPPLY POINT (ASP) 

DOL, KI, LLC 

———————————————————— 

ASP SUPERVISOR.............................. 9370 ............ 526-8620 

ASP ACCOUNTABLE OFFICER ........... 9370 ............ 526-8620 

STOCK CONTROL .............................. 9370 ............ 526-4381 

AMMUNITION HOLDING AREA 

(AHA) ................................................. 9740 ............ 524-2022 


(AHA) ................................................. 9740 ............ 526-2231 

RESIDUE YARD / RECLAMATION 

AREA (ARA) ....................................... 9740 ............ 524-0333 


———————————————————— 

ANGER CONTROL SOCIAL SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 7500 ............ 526-4585 

———————————————————— 

ARMED FORCES BANK 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 6110 ............ 576-6601 

MAIN NUMBER POST EXCHANGE 

BRANCH ............................................ 6110 ............ 527-4850 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ....................... 6110 ............ 527-4377 

MAIN NUMBER REPLACEMENT 

BRANCH ............................................ 1218 ............ 576-7928 

———————————————————— 

ARMED FORCES NATIONAL BANK 

MAIN BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 1512 ............ 576-6601 

MAIN NUMBER EXCHANGE ............... 1510 ............ 527-4850 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ....................... 1510 ............ 527-4377 

MAIN NUMBER REPLACEMENT ........ 1218 ............ 576-7928 

———————————————————— 

ARMS ROOM POST 

———————————————————— 

SUPPLY ........................................310/311 ............ 526-3152 

———————————————————— 

ARMY AUDIT AGENCY 

———————————————————— 

FIELD OFFICE MANAGER .................. 1012 ............ 526-1287 

CONFERENCE ROOM ........................ 1012 ..........526-3025 / 

3062 

FAX NUMBER .................................. 1012 ............ 526-7937 

———————————————————— 

ARMY AUDIT AGENCY (AAA) 

———————————————————— 

FIELD OFFICE MANAGER .................. 1012 ............ 526-1287 

CONFERENCE ROOM ........................ 1012 ..........526-3025 / 

3062 

FAX NUMBER .................................. 1012 ............ 526-7937 

———————————————————— 

ARMY CAREER AND ALUMNI PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 

ACAP ................................................. 1118 ............ 526-1002 

DAV REPRESENTATIVE ...................... 1012 ............ 524-2346 

Alphabetical Listings 


VA REPRESENTATIVE ........................ 1012 ..........526-1818 / 

1819 

VA BENEFITS ..............................OFF POST .... 800-827-1000 

PIKES PEAK WORKFORCE CENTER ......118 ............ 526-0395 

TRANSITION SERVICE MANAGER ...... 1218 ............ 526-0410 

———————————————————— 

ARMY CAREER COUNSELOR 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................................................ 526-0412 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE 

(ACS) ................................................. 1526 ............ 526-4590 

COMMUNITY INFORMATION ............. 1526 ............ 526-4590 

COMMUNITY INFORMATION 

TTY-ACCESSIBLE .............................. 1526 ............ 526-1949 

ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF (AER) ..... 1526 ............ 526-4590 

(AER) WEEKEND PAGER .................... 1526 ............ 279-3941 

ARMY VOLUNTEER CORPS / 

MAYORAL PROGRAM ........................ 1526 ..........526-1082 / 

8303 

CONSUMER AFFAIRS ........................ 1526 ............ 526-4590 

DIRECTOR ......................................... 1526 ............ 526-0443 

WARRIOR FAMILY COMMUNITY 

PARTNERSHIP (WFCP) ...................... 1532 ............ 526-8747 

EMPLOYMENT READINESS 

PROGRAM ......................................... 1526 ............ 526-0452 

ENGLISH AS A SECOND 

LANGUAGE ........................................ 1526 ............ 526-4590 

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER 

PROGRAM ......................................... 1526 ..........526-4590 / 

0446 

FAMILY CONNECTION ....................... 1354 ............ 526-1070 

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM 

MANAGER ......................................... 1526 ............ 526-0445 

FAMILY ADVOCACY ALT NUM ........... 1526 ............ 526-1991 

FAMILY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM 

AFTB / AFAP) ..................................... 1526 ............ 526-0471 

FINANCIAL PLANNING PROGRAM ..... 1526 ............ 526-0449 

FRG TRAINER .................................... 1526 ............ 526-4590 

INFORMATION REFERRAL & 

MARKETING PROGRAM .................... 1526 ............ 526-1949 

LOAN CLOSET ................................... 1354 ............ 526-1070 

MOBILIZATION & DEPLOYMENT ....... 1526 ............ 526-0465 

MULTICULTURAL PROGRAM ............. 1354 ............ 526-1070 

ON-POST COMMERCIAL 

SOLICITATIONS ................................. 1526 ............ 526-4605 

RELOCATION PROGRAM 

MANAGER ......................................... 1526 ............ 526-0466 

SOLDIER AND FAMILY 

ASSISTANCE CENTER ....................... 1039 ............ 526-5807 

SEXUAL ASSAULT RESPONSE 

COORDINATOR.................................. 1526 ............ 526-0461 

VOLUNTEER PROGRAM .................... 1526 ..........526-1082 / 

8303 

SURVIVOR OUTREACH SERVICES ...... 6215 ............ 526-2069 

———————————————————— 

ARMY CONTINUING EDUCATION SYSTEM (ACES) 

———————————————————— 

EDUCATION CENTER ......................... 1117 ............ 526-2124 

OPERATIONS MANAGER ................... 1117 ............ 526-4104 

COUNSELOR SUPERVISOR ................ 1117 ............ 526-2124 

COLLEGE PROGRAM MANAGER ....... 1117 ............ 526-8604 

GEOGRAPHICALLY SEPARATED 

SOLDIERS ......................................... 1117 ............ 526-2124 

INFORMATION ................................... 1117 ............ 526-2124 

COUNSELING CENTER ...................... 1117 ............ 526-9885 

IN-STATE CERTIFICATION FOR 

FAMILY MEMBERS ............................ 1117 ............ 526-2124 

TESTING CENTER .............................. 1117 ............ 526-8072 

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER ........ 1117 .......... 526-4058 / 

526-8077 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



BSEP / FAST...................................... 1117 ............ 526-8039 

CLASSROOM RESERVATIONS ........... 1117 ............ 526-8061 

FAX ................................................. 1117 ............ 526-8071 

TOLL-FREE NUMBER ........................ 1117 .... 866-837-5134 

ON-POST COLLEGES ........................ 1117 ............................ 

PIKES PEAK COMMUNITY 

COLLEGE ........................................... 1117 ............ 502-4200 

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 

AT COLORADO SPRINGS ................... 1117 ............ 526-8066 

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY- 

PUEBLO............................................. 1117 ............ 526-2509 

EMBRY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL 

UNIVERSITY ....................................... 1117 ............ 526-3387 

TROY UNIVERSITY ............................. 1117 ............ 526-6890 

———————————————————— 

ARMY CONTRACTING AGENCY 

———————————————————— 

RECEPTIONIST .................................. 1220 ............ 526-5035 

RECEPTIONIST ALTERNATE .............. 1220 ............ 526-3892 

———————————————————— 

ARMY DEPOT / TOBYHANNA (TYAD) 

———————————————————— 

FORWARD REPAIR ACTIVITY (FRA) .......................................... 

PRIMARY ........................................... 8300 ............ 526-9760 

FAX ................................................. 8300 ............ 526-3265 

TECHNICIANS .................................... 8300 ............ 526-9570 

TECHNICIANS .................................... 8300 ..........526-8434 / 

8443 

———————————————————— 

ARMY EDUCATION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ................................. 1117 ............ 526-2124 

———————————————————— 

ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF (AER) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ................................. 1526 ............ 526-4783 


———————————————————— 

ARMY KNOWLEDGE ONLINE 

———————————————————— 

HELP DESK ......................................................703-704-4357 

———————————————————— 

ARMY ONE SOURCE 

———————————————————— 

ARMY ONE SOURCE ........................................800-464-8107 

———————————————————— 

ARMY RECREATION MACHINE PROGRAM (ARMP) 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP ................................... 526-0220 

———————————————————— 

ARMY RESERVE ACCESSIONS NCO 

AREA 7 EAST 

———————————————————— 

NCO .................................................. 8932 ............ 526-6544 

———————————————————— 

ARMY RESERVE CAREER COUNSELOR OFFICE, 

REGION 13 AREA 5 

———————————————————— 

ARMY RESERVE CAREER COUNSELOR, AREA LEADER, MSG 

PETER KRIEG..................................... 3450 .... 719-524-5015 

ARMY RESERVE CAREER COUNSELOR, 

SFC AMY J PHILLIPS ............8932 RM 150 .. 719-526-2996 / 

CELL 719-210-7325 


SFC SAUL G GARCIA ......................... 8932 .... 719-526-9821 


SFC CINDY KIRKSEY.......................... 3450 .... 719-524-5055 


SFC CHRISTOPHER LABERTEAUX ..... 3450 .... 719-524-2174 


SFC WILLIE GREENE III ...................... 3450 .... 719-526-3763 

ARMY RESERVE SPECIAL MISSIONS 

OFFICE, SFC JEREMY KASTEN.......... 8932 .... 719-526-6544 

ACCESSIONS CAREER COUNSELOR 

MANAGER, MSG BRIAN BROWNELL . 8932 .... 719-526-2866 

ACCESSIONS CAREER COUNSELOR OFFICE, SFC ANGEL 

LARACUENTE .................................... 8932 .... 719-524-0560 

ARMY RESERVE CENTER SUPPLY 

OFFICE FAX .................................... 8932 ............ 524-0509 

———————————————————— 

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM (ASAP) 

———————————————————— 


ALCOHOL & DRUG CONTROL 

OFFICER (ADCO)................................ 6236 ............ 526-2501 

APPOINTMENT (ADAPT) / 

SELF-REFERRALS ............................. 6236 .526-2862 / 2863 

EMPLOYMENT ASST PROGRAM 

COORD (EAPC) .................................. 6236 ............ 526-8403 

COLLECTION CENTER (LAB) .............. 6236 ..........526-8407 / 

3395 

INSTALLATION BIOCHEMICAL 

TEST COORD (IBTC) .......................... 6236 ............ 526-0402 

PREVENTION COORDINATOR (PC) ..... 6236 ............ 526-9191 

———————————————————— 

ARMY WORLD CLASS ATHLETE PROGRAM (WCAP) 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ................................... 1662 ............ 526-4139 

1ST SGT ............................................ 1662 ............ 526-4123 

FAX ................................................... 1662 ............ 526-2146 

PAC ................................................... 1662 ............ 526-5871 

PAC ALT NUMBER............................. 1662 ............ 524-0953 

WRESTLING OFFICE .......................... 1661 ..........526-3809 / 

3836 

SUPPLY ............................................. 1662 ............ 526-2056 

SPORTS MEDICINE OFFICE ............... 1661 ............ 526-3272 

BOXING OFFICE ................................. 1662 ............ 526-3865 

S-1 .................................................... 1662 .526-5871 / 4139 

———————————————————— 

ARMY WOUNDED SOLDIER & FAMILY HOTLINE 

———————————————————— 

ARMY WOUNDED SOLDIER & 

FAMILY HOTLINE........................OFF POST .... 800-984-8523 

———————————————————— 

ARMY WOUNDED WARRIOR PROGRAM (AW2) 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIER / FAMILY 

MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST .......OFF POST .... 800-984-8523 

———————————————————— 

ASK THE GARRISON COMMANDER 

———————————————————— 

ASK THE GARRISON 

COMMANDER ................................... 1430 ............ 526-2050 

———————————————————— 

ASM MATERIAL FIELDING TEAM ASSIGNMENTS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ................................. 2426 ............ 526-0950 

———————————————————— 

ASSISTANT CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ................................. 1430 ............ 526-5237 

———————————————————— 

ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL 

———————————————————— 

ASSISTANT ....................................... 1659 ............ 526-9471 

ASSISTANT ....................................... 1659 ............ 526-9472 

———————————————————— 

AUDIE MURPHY CLUB 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ................................. 1659 ............ 524-3856 


AVIATION OFFICER DIVISION ............. 1430 ............ 526-5198 

———————————————————— 

AVIATION SYSTEMS COMMAND (AVSCOM) 

———————————————————— 

.......................................................... 9604 ............ 526-0250 


———————————————————— 

AVIATION TROOP COMMAND (ATCOM) 

———————————————————— 

AVIATION TROOP COMMAND ........... 8000 ............ 526-2623 

———————————————————— 

AVIATION TROOP COMMAND ATCOM AIR 

———————————————————— 

ATCOM AIR ....................................... 9604 ............ 526-0252 

———————————————————— 

AWARDS AND DECORATIONS AG 

———————————————————— 

.......................................................... 1430 ............ 526-2110 


———————————————————— 

AWOL APPREHENSION 

———————————————————— 

.......................................................... 2700 ............ 526-0648 


— B — 

———————————————————— 

BALFOUR BEATTY COMMUNITIES 

ON-POST HOUSING 

———————————————————— 

BALFOUR BEATTY (ON-POST HOUSING) 

OFFICE .............................................. 6800 ............ 579-1606 


WORK ORDERS ................................. 6271 ............ 579-1605 


FINANCE OFFICE ............................... 6800 ............ 579-1606 

BALFOUR BEATTY COMMUNITY 

MANAGER ......................................... 6800 ............ 579-1606 

BALFOUR BEATTY ASSISTANT 

COMMUNITY MANAGER.................... 6800 ............ 579-1606 

HOUSING SELF-HELP ........................ 6271 ............ 579-1606 

HOUSING SELF-HELP ........................ 6271 ............ 579-1606 

———————————————————— 

BALFOUR BEATTY HOUSING VILLAGE 

CONSULTANTS 

———————————————————— 

SHOSHONI, SIOUX, APACHE, 

ARAPAHOE ........................................ 7301 ............ 226-2339 

CHEROKEE, CHOCTAW, 

CHEYENNE ........................................ 7301 ............ 226-2301 

UTE HILL, PAWNEE, COMANCHE, 

KIOWA ............................................... 7301 ............ 226-3678 

CHEYENNE, BLACKFOOT, 

NAVAJO ............................................ 7301 ............ 226-3678 

———————————————————— 

BANK ARMED FORCES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 6110 ............ 576-6601 

MAIN NUMBER POST EXCHANGE 

BRANCH ............................................ 6110 ............ 527-4850 


MAIN NUMBER REPLACEMENT 

BRANCH ............................................ 1218 ............ 576-7928 

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BARBER SHOPS 

———————————————————— 

POST BARBER SHOP 1 

(MINI MALL) ...................................... 1161 ............ 524-2814 

PRUSSMAN BARBER SHOP............... 1851 ............ 527-0688 

IVY BARBER SHOP ............................ 2355 ............ 576-1770 

BARBER SHOP POST EXCHANGE ...... 6110 ............ 540-9273 

———————————————————— 

BATTLE COMMAND TRAINING CENTER (BCTC) 

———————————————————— 

BRANCH CHIEF / COR ....................... 2135 ............ 526-5410 

BRANCH DEPUTY CHIEF / 

CCTT COR ......................................... 2135 ............ 526-1990 

BRANCH DIGITAL INTEGRATIONS ..... 2135 ............ 526-5412 

BRANCH OPERATIONS ...................... 2135 ............ 526-5412 

BRANCH SYSTEMS 

ENGINEERING .................................... 2135 ............ 524-3584 

BRANCH FAX LINE 1 ......................... 2135 ............ 526-4465 

BRANCH FAX LINE 2 ......................... 2135 ............ 524-3579 

BCTC SITE LEAD ............................... 2422 ............ 526-9800 



BCTC SCHEDULER ............................ 2425 ............ 526-9898 

BCTC SITE LEAD ............................... 2135 ............ 526-5930 

CCTT ADMIN OFFICE ......................... 2135 ............ 226-7804 

CCTT OPERATIONS / 

SCHEDULING .................................... 2135 ............ 524-3586 

CTS SITE LEAD / SCHEDULER ........... 1669 ............ 524-4568 

FSR (AGTS, BATS, U-COFT) .............. 2135 ............ 579-7176 

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BATTLE SIMULATIONS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

DTC SITE LEAD/SCHEDULER ............ 2426 ............ 526-4610 

———————————————————— 

BEACON REGISTRATION 

———————————————————— 

RECEPTIONIST .................................. 5510 ............ 524-2544 

BEACON SCHOOL / 

HEADSTART #1 ................................. 5510 ............ 526-9421 

BEACON SCHOOL / 

HEADSTART #2 ................................. 5510 ............ 576-0861 

———————————————————— 

BEAUTY SHOP 

———————————————————— 

POST EXCHANGE .............................. 1510 ............ 576-6451 

———————————————————— 

BEHAVIORIAL HEALTH TEAM A (ALPHA) (BHTA) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 1657 .......... 526-2609 / 

526-2542 

SCREENING ....................................... 1657 .......... 526-2439 / 

526-2396 

TREATMENT ..................................... 1657 ............ 526-2662 

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ..................... 1657 ............ 526-2889 

———————————————————— 

BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINGLE SOLDIERS 

———————————————————— 

BOSS LINE MAIN NUMBER ............... 1217 ............ 524-2677 

———————————————————— 

BEVERAGE PACKAGE STORES AAFES CLASS VI 

———————————————————— 

MAIN CLASS VI ................................. 1524 ............ 576-6531 

SHOPPETTE CLASS VI ..........................900 ............ 576-1803 

SHOPPETTE CLASS VI HOUSING 

AREA ................................................. 1524 ............ 576-7923 

———————————————————— 

BILLETING OFFICE COLORADO INN 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 7301 ............ 526-4832 

ALT MAIN NUMBER........................... 7301 ............ 524-8300 

———————————————————— 

BLOCKING AND BRACING 

———————————————————— 

PACKING AND CRATING .......................330 .526-6137 / 8734 

/ 4977 

———————————————————— 

BLUE FORCE TRACKING (BFT) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER .................................. 1550 ............ 526-4294 

ALTERNATE NUMBER .........NEW JERSEY .....732-427-2979 

———————————————————— 

BOWLING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER ......................................... 1511 ............ 526-5542 

STRIKE ZONE .................................... 1511 ............ 526-8126 

STRIKE ZONE .................................... 1511 ............ 576-3108 

———————————————————— 

BOXING GYM 

———————————————————— 

.......................................................... 6017 ............ 526-1240 

———————————————————— 

BRADLEY FIELDING TEAM 

———————————————————— 

.......................................................... 2344 ............ 526-1752 

———————————————————— 

BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE 

———————————————————— 

BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE 

DENVER .....................................OFF POST .....720-847-9011 

———————————————————— 

BUDGET PLANNING 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

BUILDING WORK ORDERS 

———————————————————— 

.............................................................211 ............ 526-5345 

———————————————————— 

BURGER KING EXPRESS STORE 

———————————————————— 

GATE 4 SHOPPETTE .............................900 ............ 538-0944 

GATE 3 SHOPPETTE .............................510 ............ 527-4945 

———————————————————— 

BURGER KING MAIN STORE 

———————————————————— 

BURGER KING MAIN STORE .............. 1520 ............ 576-6957 

———————————————————— 

BUTTS ARMY AIRFIELD (BAAF) 

———————————————————— 

4/1/6 CAV FLIGHT OPERATIONS ....... 9604 ............ 526-8641 

4/1/6 CAV FLIGHT OPERATIONS 

ALT NUM ........................................ 9601 ............ 526-8642 

C & E MAINTENANCE ........................ 9602 ............ 526-2224 

AVIONICS OFFICE .............................. 9601 ............ 526-0230 

COLD REFUEL DEFENSE CONTRACT 

SERVICES .......................................... 9601 ............ 526-1315 

AIRFIELD MANAGER .......................... 9601 ............ 526-2017 

AIRFIELD COMMANDER .................... 9601 ............ 526-9513 

CREW CHIEF ..................................... 9601 ............ 526-0239 

DINING FACILITY ............................... 9604 ............ 526-3213 

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ......................... 9612 ............ 526-8094 

FAX ................................................. 9604 ............ 526-8646 

FIRE STATION ................................... 9601 ............ 526-3681 

FLIGHT OPERATIONS 4/4TH.............. 9601 ............ 526-5300 

FLIGHT OPERATIONS ALT NUM ........ 9604 ............ 526-5301 

FLIGHT PLATOON .............................. 9601 ............ 526-0294 

FLIGHT SHOP .................................... 9604 ............ 526-0271 

FLIGHT SIMULATOR .......................... 9638 ............ 526-0143 

GUARD SHACK .................................. 9601 ............ 526-3599 

HANGAR 2 ......................................... 9601 ............ 526-4198 

HANGAR 3 ......................................... 9604 ............ 526-4189 

HANGAR 4 ......................................... 9604 ............ 526-4183 

HANGAR 5 ......................................... 9604 ............ 526-4175 

HOT POINT ........................................ 9604 ............ 526-4114 

LAO CECOM ...................................... 9636 ............ 526-3614 

LAO CECOM ALT NUM ...................... 9604 ............ 526-5213 

MAINTENANCE PLATOON 

COMMANDER ................................... 9604 ............ 526-0237 

MAINTENANCE PLATOON SGT.......... 9604 ............ 526-0235 

OPERATIONS ..................................... 9604 ............ 526-3936 

PAC ................................................... 9601 ............ 526-0294 

PAC ALT NUM ................................... 9604 ............ 526-0946 

POL BULK ......................................... 9604 ............ 526-0271 

QUALITY CONTROL OFFICE ............... 9601 ............ 526-2253 

SAFETY OFFICE ................................. 9604 ............ 526-0284 

SERGEANT OF THE GUARD ............... 9604 ............ 526-8641 

SERGEANT OF THE GUARD 

ALT NUM ......................................... 9601 ............ 526-8642 

SHOP OFFICE .................................... 9601 ............ 526-0240 

BUTTS RADIO .................................... 9602 ............ 526-5117 

STANDARDS OFFICE ......................... 9601 ............ 526-0283 

STANDARDS OFFICE ALT NUM ......... 9604 ............ 526-0282 

SUPPLY OFFICE ................................. 9604 ............ 526-0242 

TECH CONTROL OFFICE .................... 9604 ............ 526-0157 

TECH SUPPORT OFFICE .................... 9604 ............ 526-0238 

ATC CHIEF ......................................... 9602 ............ 526-8662 

TRAINING / OPERATIONS .................. 9604 ............ 526-3682 

WEATHER / 13TH ASOS .................... 9601 ............ 526-3620 

13TH ASOS NCOIC ............................ 9601 ............ 526-1494 

MANUFACTURER REPS ............................................................ 

ALT NUMBER .................................. 9604 ............ 526-3739 

BUTTS TOWER .................................. 9602 ............ 524-1961 



— C — 

———————————————————— 

CAB SERVICES YELLOW CAB 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ......... 634-50O0 

———————————————————— 

CALIBRATION 95TH MAINTENANCE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8032 ..........526-8559 

———————————————————— 

CALIBRATION OFFICE AMC TMDE 

———————————————————— 

TMDE ADMINISTRATION .............. 524 ..........526-5094 

TMDE PRODUCTION CONTROL ..... 524 ......... 526-5755 

TMDE CALIBRATION 

LABORATORY ............................... 524 ..........526-3940 

———————————————————— 

CAMP FALCON 

———————————————————— 

CAMP FALCON ........................... 6262 ......................... 

———————————————————— 

CAMP RED DEVIL TRAINING 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............. DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0855 

CAMP RED DEVIL OPERATOR 

ALT NUM ................... DOWN RANGE ..........530-9011 

———————————————————— 

CANVAS REPAIR OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8000 ..........526-5641 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ............... 8000 ..........526-2911 

———————————————————— 

CAR CARE CENTER 

———————————————————— 

CAR CARE CENTER .................... 1515 ......... 576-6570 

———————————————————— 

CAR RENTAL 

———————————————————— 

ENTERPRISE RENTAL CAR 

COMPANY ................................. 1510 ......... 576-0727 

———————————————————— 

CAR WASH / POV 

———————————————————— 

.................................................. 1070 ......... 226-2850 

———————————————————— 

CARLSON WAGONLIT 

———————————————————— 

SATO ......................................... 1012 ..........576-5188 

———————————————————— 

CARLSON WAGONLIT TRAVEL OFFICE (SATO) 

———————————————————— 

LEISURE AND GOVERNMENT 

OFFICIAL .................................... 1012 ..........576-5188 

———————————————————— 

CASUALTY ASSISTANCE FUNERAL HONORS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1218 ......... 526-5613 

FUNERAL HONORS ALT NUM ..... 1218 ......... 526-5614 

FUNERAL HONORS ALT NUM 2 .. 1218 ......... 526-3144 

———————————————————— 

CECOM LAO COMMUNICATIONS 

ELECTRONICS OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8000 ..........526-9023 

———————————————————— 

CENTENNIAL TRAINING SITE COLORADO NATIONAL 

GUARD 

———————————————————— 

NATIONAL GUARD COMMANDER 

WEEKENDS ................................ 6280 ......... 526-2998 

NATIONAL GUARD CSM 

WEEKENDS ................................ 6280 ......... 524-1676 

DETACHMENT COMMANDER 

ALT .......................................... 6280 ......... 526-4603 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



DETACHMENT COMMANDER 

WEEKENDS ................................ 6280 ......... 526-2938 

ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN ......... 6280 ......... 524-1675 

GUARD FAX ................................ 6280 ......... 524-1677 

LOGISTICS OFF ALT NUM ........... 6280 ......... 524-0922 

GUARD RFMSS .......................... 6280 ......... 524-4449 

STATE MAINTENANCE ................ 6280 ......... 526-9931 

STATE MAINT ALT NUM ............. 6280 ......... 526-4675 

SUPPLY WEEKDAYS ................... 6280 ......... 526-2987 

TACTICAL MAINT WKDAYS ......... 1220 ......... 526-1563 

FACILITY MANAGER ................... 6280 ......... 526-0920 

———————————————————— 

CENTRAL IN- AND OUT-PROCESSING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1118 ..........526-4454 

———————————————————— 

CENTRAL ISSUE FACILITY (CIF) 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATION / 

APPOINTMENTS ........................... 330 ....... 524-1888 / 

526-3321 

CENTRAL RECEIVING 

ALT NUM ............................315/316 ..........526-8722 

OFFICE ..................................315/316 ......... 526-5512 

COMPTROLLER ............................ 330 ......... 524-1888 

DIRECT EXCHANGE ...................... 330 ......... 526-6150 

FAX ............................................ 330 ......... 526-5992 

FULL ISSUE .................................. 330 ......... 526-6143 

MANAGER .................................... 330 ......... 526-6477 

MOS ISSUE .................................. 330 ......... 526-6150 

NCOIC .......................................... 330 ......... 526-6141 

PROPERTY BOOK CONTROL 

OFFICER ...................................... 330 ......... 524-1888 

PROPERTY BOOK OFFICER ........... 330 ......... 526-6140 

SECRETARY ................................. 330 ......... 526-6477 

SECRETARY ALT NUM .................. 330 ......... 526-4057 

SEWING SECTION......................... 330 ......... 524-2008 

SUPERVISOR ................................ 330 ......... 526-6477 

SUPPLY........................................ 330 ......... 526-5512 

TEXTILE TENT REPAIR .................. 330 ......... 526-2911 

TURN IN APPOINTMENTS ............. 330 ......... 526-2729 

WAREHOUSE OFFICE .................... 330 ......... 526-6152 

———————————————————— 

CENTRAL VEHICLE WASH 

———————————————————— 

.................................................. 3703 ......... 526-3820 

———————————————————— 

CG'S HOTLINE DIAL THE CG 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATION....................... 1430 ......... 526-2677 

———————————————————— 

CHAPELS FT CARSON INSTALLATION 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY LIFE CENTER ................. 1526 ......... 526-6917 

ALT NUM ................................. 1526 ......... 526-8278 

HEALER CHAPEL ........................ 7500 ......... 526-7386 

ALT NUM ................................. 7500 ......... 526-7347 

GARRISON CHAPLAIN NAF 

CLERK ....................................... 1350 ......... 526-0483 

GARRISON CHAPLAIN ................. 1350 ......... 526-5279 

GARRISON CHAPLAIN'S 

SECRETARY ............................... 1350 ......... 526-5279 

GARRISON DEPUTY 

CHAPLAIN .................................. 1350 ......... 526-6264 

GARRISON CHAPLAIN 

RESOURCE MANAGER ................ 1350 ......... 526-3888 

GARRISON CHAPLAIN NCOIC ...... 1350 ......... 526-5191 

GARRISON CHAPLAIN FAX .......... 1350 ......... 526-2944 

PROVIDER CHAPEL NCOIC .......... 1350 ......... 526-8619 

4TH ID DIVISION CHAPLAIN ........ 1435 ......... 503-0050 

4TH ID DIVISION DEPUTY 

CHAPLAIN .................................. 1435 ......... 503-0052 

PRUSSMAN CHAPEL ....................... 1850 ........... 526-9640 

PRUSSMAN CHAPEL ALT NUM ...... 1850 ........... 526-4082 

SOLDIERS MEMORIAL CHAPEL ...... 1500 ........... 526-5229 

ALT NUM ................................. 1500 ......... 524-4316 

DIRECTOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 

CATHOLIC .................................. 1500 ......... 524-2458 

DIRECTOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 

PROTESTANT ............................. 1500 ......... 526-5744 

VETERANS CHAPEL .................... 2359 ......... 526-5890 

ALT NUM ................................. 2359 ......... 524-8889 

———————————————————— 

CHECK CONTROL OFFICES 

———————————————————— 

AAFES........................................ 2140 ......... 526-5429 

DPCA ......................................... 1217 ......... 526-4019 

———————————————————— 

CHENEGA SECURITY & PROTECTION 

SERVICES LLC 

———————————————————— 

CONTRACT SECURITY 

GUARDS..................................... 2757 ......... 524-4419 

———————————————————— 

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN AIR FORCE BASE NORAD 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ......... 474-1110 

DSN MAIN NUMBER ............OFF POST ......... 268-1110 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF OF STAFF FT CARSON 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF OF STAFF ......................... 1430 ......... 526-3085 

DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF ........... 1430 ......... 526-3435 

SECRETARY TO THE GENERAL ... 1430 ......... 526-3406 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ............... 1430 ......... 526-3405 

———————————————————— 

CHILD ABUSE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-4585 

AFTER HOURS ASSISTANCE 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7111 

———————————————————— 

CHILD AND YOUTH SERVICES CHILD CARE 

CYS / DPCA 

———————————————————— 

CYS COORDINATOR FAX............. 1217 ......... 526-0364 

DIRECTOR WEST CENTER .......... 6060 ......... 524-0153 

ALT NUM ................................. 6060 ......... 524-0151 

REGISTRATION & INFO ............... 1518 ......... 526-1101 

REGISTRATION FAX .................... 1518 ......... 524-0194 

DIRECTOR SCHOOL AGE............. 5510 ......... 524-0190 

DIRECTOR BEACON CIRCLE ........ 5510 ......... 526-4887 

DIR BEACON ALT NUM ............... 5510 ......... 524-2544 

SUPPLEMENTAL PROGRAMS ..... 1518 ......... 526-8220 

DIRECTOR SOUTHEAST 

CENTER ..................................... 2765 ......... 526-3216 

DIR SOUTHEAST ALT NUM ......... 2765 ......... 526-3160 

DIRECTOR NORTH CENTER ........ 4355 ......... 526-3239 

ALT NUM ................................. 4355 ......... 526-3241 

DIR SOUTHWEST HOURLY 

CENTER ..................................... 7790 ......... 526-3313 

HOURLY CARE RESERVATION ..... 7790 ......... 526-2463 

DIRECTOR YOUTH CENTER ......... 5950 ......... 526-2794 

DIR YOUTH CENTER ALT NUM .... 5950 ......... 526-2680 

DIRECTOR YOUTH SPORTS ......... 5950 ......... 526-1233 

DIR YOUTH SPORTS ALT NUM .... 5950 ......... 526-2680 

———————————————————— 

CID 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1816 ......... 526-3991 

CID ALTERNATE NUMBER .......... 1816 ......... 526-3992 

FRAUD WASTE AND ABUSE ........ 1816 ......... 526-3991 

———————————————————— 

CITIZEN SOLDIER CONNECTION 

———————————————————— 

ADOPT A SOLDIER ..............OFF POST ......... 667-2883 


———————————————————— 

CIVILIAN PERSONNEL ADVISORY CENTER (CPAC) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6220 ......... 526-8341 

MAIN FAX NUMBER .................... 1118 ......... 526-2962 

INJURY COMPENSATION 

PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR ....... 1118 ......... 526-3004 

ICPA / FAX ................................. 1118 ......... 526-6128 

———————————————————— 

CLASS SIX AAFES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN CLASS SIX STORE ............. 1524 ......... 576-6531 

———————————————————— 

CLASSIFIED DESTRUCTION FACILITY 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 856 ......... 526-4909 

———————————————————— 

CLOSE COMBAT TACTICAL TRAINER (CCTT) 

———————————————————— 

SITE LEAD .................................. 2135 ......... 226-7804 

OPERATIONS/SCHEDULING ........ 2135 ......... 524-3568 

ADMIN OFFICE ........................... 2135 ......... 226-7804 

———————————————————— 

CLOTHING SALES STORE ALTERATIONS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1510 ........... 576-430 

———————————————————— 

CLOTHING SALES STORE MILITARY 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 307 ......... 526-8715 

———————————————————— 

CLUBS 

———————————————————— 

ALTERNATE ESCAPES ................ 1532 ......... 576-7540 

———————————————————— 

CMD GROUP OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

ADMIN ....................................... 1048 ......... 526-6796 

———————————————————— 

COLD STORAGE TISA 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 350 ......... 526-2873 

———————————————————— 

COLOR GUARD MOUNTED 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ......................... 10015 ......... 503-9349 

MOUNTED COLOR GUARD 

NCOIC ...................................... 10015 ......... 526-4985 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO ARMY NATIONAL GUARD RECRUITER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ..........635-2862 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO INN 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7301 ..........526-4832 

ALT MAIN NUMBER .................. 7301 ......... 524-8300 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO NATIONAL GUARD 

1ST BN 157TH IN 

———————————————————— 

HHC ADMIN ............................... 8110 ..........526-5644 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO NATIONAL GUARD DETACHMENT 

1/3650TH MAINTENANCE COMP 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8470 ..........526-5083 

1/3650TH MAINTENANCE COMP 

ALT NUM ................................. 8470 ......... 526-4883 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO NATIONAL GUARD OMS5 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8472 ......... 526-2712 

ALT NUM ................................. 8472 ......... 526-4866 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO NATIONAL GUARD RESERVES (CNGR) 

———————————————————— 

CNGR CLERK ............................. 1666 ......... 524-0512 



CNGR NCOIC .............................. 9611 ......... 524-0968 

CNGR SGM ................................ 9611 ......... 524-0967 

CNGR SUPPLY OFFICE ................ 8932 ......... 526-9797 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO REGIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE 

HEADQUARTERS 168TH REGIM (CRTI) 

———————————————————— 

CRTI .......................................... 6286 ......... 526-9630 

HEADQUARTERS ADJUTANT ....... 6286 ......... 526-8497 

HEADQUARTERS 

COMMANDANT .......................... 6286 ......... 526-0919 

HEADQUARTERS CSM ................ 6286 ......... 526-8498 

HEADQUARTERS DEPUTY 

COMMANDANT .......................... 6286 ......... 526-0920 

HEADQUARTERS FAX ................. 6286 ......... 526-1462 

HEADQUARTERS FULL-TIME 

UNIT SUPPORT ........................... 6286 ......... 526-9630 

HEADQUARTERS FULL-TIME 

UNIT SUPPORT ALT .................... 6286 ......... 526-8497 

HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONS 

OFFICER .................................... 6286 ......... 526-9630 

HEADQUARTERS S 1 SHOP ........ 6286 ......... 526-0922 

HEADQUARTERS S 2 SHOP ........ 6286 ......... 526-5147 

HEADQUARTERS SDO / 

SDNCO ...................................... 6286 ......... 526-4609 

HEADQUARTERS SDO / 

SDNCO ALT NUM ....................... 6286 ......... 526-0192 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO SPRINGS ARMY 

RECRUITING COMPANY 

———————————————————— 

ARMY RECRUITING COMPANY 

COMMANDER ............................ 6225 ......... 526-4444 

ARMY RECRUITING COMPANY 

SECRETARY ............................... 6225 ......... 526-4515 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO SPRINGS MULTI-SERVICE 

MARKET OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1011 ......... 524-2604 

———————————————————— 

COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP ....OFF POST ......... 448-4800 

———————————————————— 

COMBAT SERVICES SUPPORT 

AUTOMATION MANAGEMENT OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8000 ......... 526-6443 

———————————————————— 

COMBAT STRESS UNIT 84TH 

MEDICAL DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1202 ......... 526-5787 

———————————————————— 

COMMISSARY 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1800 ......... 503-8300 

———————————————————— 

COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

COUNSELOR .............................. 1217 ......... 526-2862 


———————————————————— 

COMPASSIONATE REASSIGNMENTS 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

COMPTROLLER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6220 ......... 526-3195 

———————————————————— 

CONCESSION FACILITIES 

———————————————————— 

ALTERATION SHOP .................... 1510 ......... 576-4304 

BARBER SHOP 1 ........................ 6110 ......... 540-9273 

BARBER SHOP 2 ........................ 1510 ......... 576-8013 

BARBER SHOP 5 ........................ 2355 ......... 524-0131 

BARBER SHOP 6 ........................ 1851 ......... 527-0688 

BEAUTY SHOP PX ....................... 6110 ......... 576-6451 

CAR RENTAL ENTERPRISE .......... 1510 ......... 576-0727 

FLAG SHOP 1 ............................. 6110 ......... 579-0791 

FLAG SHOP 2 ............................. 1510 ......... 527-0835 

FLOWER SHOP ........................... 6110 ......... 579-8772 

GNC ........................................... 6110 ......... 538-0073 

IRMA'S PLACE ........................... 1851 ......... 576-6485 

KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 

(KFC) ......................................... 1532 ......... 579-8237 

OPTICAL SHOP 

(ABBA EYE CARE) ....................... 6110 ......... 576-5151 

SPRINT BARRACKS SERVICES .... 1851 ......... 886-3327 

SPRINT PCS SERVICES ............... 6110 ......... 576-0935 

U-HAUL RENTALS ........................ 980 ......... 527-9836 

———————————————————— 

CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1218 ......... 526-9488 

CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRIES 

CLERK ....................................... 1218 ......... 526-9471 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 526-9472 

———————————————————— 

CONVOY TRAINING UNDER SIM CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1669 ......... 524-4568 

———————————————————— 

COPARS COMMUNITY ORIENTING 

POLICING SECTION ALT NUM 

———————————————————— 

ALTERNATE NUMBER ................. 5510 ......... 526-4889 

———————————————————— 

CORNUCOPIA 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 576-3875 

———————————————————— 

CORPS OF ENGINEERS OMAHA DISTRICT ROCKY 

MOUNTAIN AREA DISTRICT 

———————————————————— 

AREA OFFICE ......................OFF POST ......... 574-0504 

RESIDENT OFFICE ........................ 304 ......... 526-5448 

FT CARSON RESIDENT OFFICE ..... 304 ......... 570-7797 

———————————————————— 

CREDIT UNION SECURITY SERVICE 

FEDERAL CREDIT UNION MAIN BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1513 ......... 576-6401 

———————————————————— 

CRIME PREVENTION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1218 ......... 526-2138 


———————————————————— 

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1816 ......... 526-3991 


FRAUD WASTE AND ABUSE HOTLINE 1816 ... 524-1120 

— D — 

———————————————————— 

DA PHOTO / VISUAL INFORMATION 

———————————————————— 

DA PHOTO / VISUAL INFORMATION 1230 .......526-1500 

———————————————————— 

DECA COMMISSARY 

———————————————————— 

COMMISSARY MAIN NUMBER .... 1525 ......... 524-9800 

COMMISSARY OFFICER .............. 1525 ......... 526-8819 


COMMISSARY FAX ..................... 1525 ......... 540-0173 



———————————————————— 

DEFENSE AUTOMATION PRODUCTION SERVICE 

(DAPS) 

———————————————————— 

DAPS FAX .................................. 1550 ......... 526-1078 

DAPS WORK ORDER DESK ......... 1550 ......... 526-4900 

———————————————————— 

DEFENSE COURIER SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

STATION CHIEF .......................... 1045 ......... 526-1836 

SUPERINTENDENT ..................... 1045 ......... 526-1835 

———————————————————— 

DEFENSE LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TESTING 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1117 ......... 526-5210 


———————————————————— 

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER OPERATIONS ........... 8000 ......... 526-5483 

———————————————————— 

DEFENSE OUTPLACEMENT REFERRAL 

SERVICES (DORS) 

———————————————————— 

ASSISTANT ................................ 1118 ......... 526-1002 


———————————————————— 

DENTAC 

———————————————————— 

US ARMY DENTAL ACTIVITY 

HEADQUARTERS .......................... 815 ......... 526-2006 

DENTAL CLINIC #1 ..................... 2356 ......... 526-2200 

LARSON DENTAL CLINIC ............ 1227 ......... 526-3330 

SMITH DENTAL CLINIC ............... 1855 ......... 526-5400 

HOSPITAL DENTAL CLINIC .......... 7500 ......... 526-7100 

SRP SITE DENTAL CLINIC ........... 1042 ......... 526-6977 

———————————————————— 

DENVER RECRUITING STATION / MEPS 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

REP ....................................OFF POST .... 303-894-9725 

———————————————————— 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY SECURITY GUARDS 

(DOASG) 

———————————————————— 

SECURITY GUARDS 

(GATE GUARDS) ......................... 2757 ......... 526-1870 

———————————————————— 

DEPROCESSING CENTER NEW VEHICLES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8006 ..........526-8252 

DC NEW VEHICLES LOGISTICS 

SUPPORT TEAM ......................... 8005 ......... 526-4799 

DC NEW VEHICLES LOGISTICS 

SUPPORT TEAM ALT .................. 8005 ......... 526-2351 

DC NEW VEHICLES 

MAINTENANCE SHOP ................. 8007 ......... 526-5244 

DC NEW VEHICLES 

MAINTENANCE SHOP 

ALT NUM ................................. 8007 ......... 526-4306 

———————————————————— 

DIAL THE COMMAND GARRISON (CG) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1430 ......... 526-2677 

———————————————————— 

DIG PERMITS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 211 ......... 526-3089 

——————————————— 

DINING FACILITIES 

——————————————— 

WOLF......................................... 1444 ....... 526-9424 / 

9840 

WARHORSE ................................ 2461 ....... 526-5154 / 

2471 

LAROCHELLE (10TH SFG) ........... 7481 ..........524-1368 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



PATTON HOUSE ......................... 2161 ......... 526-0405 

FIGHTING SIXTH ......................... 9612 ....... 526-3213 / 

0151 

STRIKER .................................... 2061 ......... 524-4892 

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN INN ........ 1040 ......... 526-5627 

RAIDERS .................................... 2330 ....... 526-0251 / 

0288 / 0243 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (DES) 

———————————————————— 

OPS OFFICER ................................................524-0369 

ADMINISTRATIVE ......................................... 526-1453 

BRANCH CHIEF 

EMERGENCY DISPATCH ............................... 526-4243 

———————————————————— 

DES FIRE PROTECTION AND 

PREVENTIVE DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

FIRE STATION #31 ..................... 1805 ......... 526-4615 

FIRE STATION #32 ..................... 1805 ......... 526-4615 

FIRE STATION #33 

(BUTTS ARMY AIRFIELD) ........... 9600 ......... 526-3681 

FIRE STATION #34 

(TURKEY CREEK) ...................... 10012 ......... 526-5737 

FIRE STATION#35 

(PIÑON CANYON) .......................... 300 ......... 524-0101 

FIRE STATION #36 ..................... 3669 ......... 526-2060 

FIRE DEPARTMENT 

TRAINING FACILITY .................... 3669 ......... 526-2060 

FIRE DEPARTMENT 

TRAINING CHIEF ......................... 3669 ......... 526-2060 

FIRE / MEDICAL DISPATCHER ..... 1805 ...................911 

———————————————————— 

DES FIRE PROTECTION AND 

PREVENTIVE DIVISION NON-EMERGENCY 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1805 ......... 526-2679 

INSPECTOR ................................ 1805 ......... 526-9355 

INSPECTORS ALT NUMBER ........ 1805 ......... 526-9354 

———————————————————— 

DES POLICE / PROVOST 

MARSHAL DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

POLICE EMERGENCY ..............................................911 

POLICE NON-EMERGENCY ........................... 526-8286 

CHIEF OF POLICE ....................... 2700 ......... 526-3532 

DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE .......... 2700 ......... 526-3532 

PROVOST SERGEANT MAJOR ..... 2700 ......... 526-3532 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ..... 2700 ......... 526-3532 

———————————————————— 

DES POLICE/PROVOST MARSHAL 

DIVISION OPERATIONS BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF, OPERATIONS BRANCH .... 2700 ......... 526-2053 

MILITARY POLICE 

INVESTIGATIONS ........................ 2700 ......... 524-0752 

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT 

INVESTIGATIONS ........................ 2700 ......... 526-1770 

AWOL / CIVIL LIAISON ................ 2757 ......... 526-0616 

MILITARY WORKING 

DOGS (K9).................................. 8999 ......... 526-4062 

———————————————————— 

DES POLICE / PROVOST MARSHAL 

DIVISION PATROL BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF, PATROL BRANCH ............ 2700 ......... 524-4411 

WATCH COMMANDER ................ 2700 ......... 524-4412 

RECORDS .................................. 2700 ......... 526-8289 

LAW ENFORCEMENT 

TRAINING ................................... 2701 ......... 524-4413 

LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 

FAX .......................................... 2701 ......... 524-4416 

COMMUNITY POLICING 

OFFICE (DARE/SRO) ................. 5610A ......................... 

POLICE ADMINISTRATION .......... 2700 ......... 526-8286 

———————————————————— 

DES SECURITY AND ACCESS 

CONTROL DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR........................ 2757 ....... 526-0080 / 

526-2158 

ICIDS ......................................... 2757 ....... 526-0637 / 

0638 

FAX .......................................... 2757 ..........526-3961 

VEHICLE REGISTRATION ..........GATE 1 ......... 524-1896 

CHIEF, SECURITY AND ACCESS 

CONTROL DIVISION .................... 2760 ......... 526-2760 

NCOIC, SECURITY AND ACCESS 

CONTROL DIVISION .................... 2757 ......... 526-3576 

SECURITY GUARD 

OPERATIONS .............................. 2757 ......... 526-3716 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF FAMILY & MORALE 

WELFARE & RECREATION (DFMWR) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 1217 ......... 524-0707 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR .................... 1217 ......... 526-6452 

RECEPTIONIST ........................... 1217 ......... 526-5601 

NCOIC (VACANT) ........................ 1217 ......... 526-0423 

FAX LINE .................................. 1217 ......... 526-4691 

ALT MAIN NUMBER .................. 7301 ......... 524-8300 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (SOUTHWEST) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 7790 ......... 526-3313 

ASST DIRECTOR......................... 7790 ......... 526-3182 

RESERVATIONS DESK ................ 7790 ......... 526-2463 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (WEST) 

———————————————————— 

FAX ............................................ 6060 ......... 524-0159 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

COMPASSIONATE REASSIGNMENTS 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

"THE HUB" / FOXHOLE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1532 ......... 526-5347 

FAX NUMBER ........................... 1532 ......... 524-1300 

MANAGERS OFFICE .................... 1532 ......... 526-5347 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

ADVENTURE PROGRAMS & EDUCATION (APE) 

———————————————————— 

WEST CENTER DIRECTOR .......... 6060 ......... 524-0153 

ASST DIRECTOR WEST 

CENTER ..................................... 6060 ......... 524-2498 


DIRECTOR WEST ALT NUM. ....... 6060 ......... 524-0151 

APE TEAM LEADER .................... 2429 ......... 526-5198 

ADVENTURE PROGRAMMER ....... 2429 ......... 526-5176 

ADVENTURE PROGRAMMER ....... 2429 ......... 526-3907 

APE FAX ................................... 2429 ......... 524-3211 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 


———————————————————— 

ACS CHILD CARE ....................... 1526 ......... 526-4028 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

AUTOCRAFT CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 2427 ......... 526-3422 

FRONT DESK .............................. 2427 ......... 526-2147 

AUTOCRAFT FAX ...................... 2427 ......... 524-5852 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINGLE 

SOLDIERS (BOSS) 

———————————————————— 

BOSS PRESIDENT ...................... 1217 ......... 524-2677 

BOSS VICE PRESIDENT............... 1217 ......... 524-2677 

DMWR ADVISOR TO BOSS ......... 1217 ......... 526-4495 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

BOWLING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 1511 ......... 526-5542 

FAX .......................................... 1511 ......... 526-5899 

STRIKE ZONE ............................. 1511 ......... 526-8126 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

BUSINESS DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

DIVISION CHIEF .......................... 1217 ......... 524-1239 

SECRETARY ............................... 1217 ......... 526-4417 

BUSINESS DIVISION FAX .......... 1217 ......... 526-0318 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD / YOUTH SERVICES DIVISION (CYS) 

———————————————————— 

COORDINATOR / 


PROGRAM OPERATIONS ............. 1217 ......... 526-1236 

CDC ADMINISTRATOR ................ 1217 ......... 526-3889 

YOUTH ADMINISTRATOR ............ 1217 ......... 526-2665 

FUNCTIONAL TECH 

ADMINISTRATOR........................ 1217 ......... 526-1643 

CHILD, YOUTH SERVICES 

FAX .......................................... 1217 ......... 526-0364 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (EAST) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 6058 ......... 526-2737 

ASST DIRECTOR......................... 6058 ......... 526-5976 

FRONT DESK ADMIN .................. 6058 ....... 526-5977 / 

5978 

FAX .......................................... 6058 ......... 526-4214 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (NORTH) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 4355 ......... 526-3239 

ASST DIRECTOR......................... 4355 ......... 526-3250 



FRONT DESK ADMIN .................. 4355 ....... 526-3241 / 

3244 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (SOUTHEAST) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 2765 ......... 526-3216 

ASST DIRECTOR......................... 2765 ......... 526-3185 

FRONT DESK ADMIN ................. 2765 ......... 526-3160 

FAX .......................................... 2765 ......... 526-3177 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

CHILD YOUTH SERVICES LIAISON 

EDUCATION & OUTREACH SERVICES (CYS) 

———————————————————— 

OUTREACH AND SUPPORT 

DIRECTOR .................................. 1217 ......... 524-0656 

CHILD AND YOUTH PROGRAM 

REGISTRATION ........................... 1515 ......... 526-1100 

INSTALLATION SCHOOL 

LIAISON OFFICER ....................... 1518 ......... 526-1071 

YOUTH ED, SUPPORT 

SERVICES DIRECTOR .................. 1518 ......... 526-2301 

OUTREACH PROGRAM 

DIRECTOR / PARTNERSHIP ......... 1518 ......... 524-0655 

YOUTH SERVICE ......................... 5950 ......... 526-2680 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

COLORADO INN – LODGING 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7301 ......... 526-4832 

FRONT DESK / 

RESERVATIONS .......................... 7301 ................EXT 0 

HOTEL MANAGER....................... 7301 ..........EXT 1119 

FRONT DESK MANAGER ............. 7301 ..........EXT 1117 

HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER ......... 7301 ..........EXT 1121 

ACCOUNTING DEPT .................... 7301 ..........EXT 1125 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

COMMUNITY EVENTS 

———————————————————— 


COORDINATOR ........................... 1217 ......... 526-4495 


SECRETARY ............................... 1217 ......... 526-4494 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

ELKHORN CONFERENCE & CATERING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 7300 ......... 576-6646 

ELKHORN RESERVATIONS .......... 7300 ......... 576-6646 

ELKHORN FAX .......................... 7300 ......... 524-1336 

CLASS VI STORE MANAGER ......... 900 ......... 576-6531 

TROOP STORES MANAGER ......... 2355 ......... 576-0281 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT CENTER / 

RV STORAGE FACILITIES 

———————————————————— 

OPERATIONS ASSISTANT, 

ERC MANAGER........................... 2429 ......... 526-6535 

EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST ............ 2429 ......... 526-1993 

FAX .......................................... 2429 ......... 524-3211 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

FAMILY CHILD CARE (FCC) 

———————————————————— 

FCC DIRECTOR........................... 5510 ......... 526-1108 

FCC FRONT DESK ...................... 5510 ......... 526-3338 

FAX .......................................... 5510 ......... 526-2437 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

FORREST PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

FITNESS CENTER MNG ............... 1843 ......... 526-3172 

FITLINXX INSTRUCTOR ............... 1843 ......... 526-2706 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1843 ......... 526-2706 

FAX .......................................... 1856 ......... 526-2127 

NAF /BUDGET / UFM .................. 1217 ......... 526-5580 

NAF / BUDGET / UFM ................. 1217 ......... 526-1109 

NAF BUDGET ASSISTANT / 

UNIT FUNDS ............................... 1217 ......... 526-5706 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

FREEDOM PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 

———————————————————— 


FREEPAC RESERVATIONS ........... 1129 ....... 524-8057 / 

243-7907 

FRONT OFFICE ........................... 1129 ......... 524-3617 

SNACK AREA .............................. 1129 ......... 526-1410 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

GARCIA PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

FITNESS CENTER MANAGER ...... 1843 ......... 524-0589 

FITNESS INSTRUCTOR ............... 1856 ......... 526-3944 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1856 ......... 526-3944 

FAX .......................................... 1856 ......... 526-2205 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

GOLF COURSE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN ......................................... 7800 ....... 526-4122 / 

4102 

MANAGER .................................. 7800 ......... 526-1927 

FAX .......................................... 7800 ......... 526-1568 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

GRANT LIBRARY 

———————————————————— 

CIRCULATION (MAIN NUM) ......... 1528 ......... 526-2842 

REFERENCE ............................... 1528 ......... 526-2350 

POST LIBRARIAN ........................ 1528 ......... 526-8144 

LIBRARY FAX ........................... 1528 ......... 524-0070 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF, ISO ................................. 1217 ..........526-6717 

EXT 6 

IT SPECIALIST ............................ 1217 ..........526-4631 

EXT 3 

REC TRAC SPECIALIST ............... 1217 ..........524-1235 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ..... 1217 ..........524-1448 

EXT 4 

ISO FAX ................................... 1217 ..........526-1989 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

LEISURE TRAVEL (FORMERLY ITR) 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 2429 ......... 526-8325 

FAX .......................................... 2429 ......... 526-8353 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

MAINTENANCE/MOTOR POOL BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

MAINTENANCE OFFICE ............... 2031 ......... 526-5068 



FAX .......................................... 2031 ......... 526-2002 

MOTOR POOL OFFICE ................ 2031 ......... 526-6031 

MOTOR POOL FAX ................... 2031 ......... 524-6088 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

MANAGEMENT SERVICES BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

MANAGEMENT SUPPORT 

ASSISTANT ................................ 1217 ......... 524-0707 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

MARKETING AND ADVERTISING 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF......................................... 1217 ......... 526-3161 

COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP ..... 1217 ......... 524-1901 

MARKETING ASSISTANT ............. 1217 ......... 526-3161 

MARKETING SPECIALIST ............ 1217 ......... 526-9977 

MARKETING FAX ...................... 1217 ......... 524-1345 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

MCKIBBEN PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

FITNESS CENTER MANAGER ...... 1160 ..........526-2137 

FITNESS INSTRUCTOR ............... 1160 ..........526-2597 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1160 ..........526-2597 

FAX .......................................... 1160 ..........524-3670 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

MCMAHON THEATER 

———————————————————— 


RESERVATIONS .......................... 1517 ....... 524-3669 / 

8057 

RESERVATIONS ALT ................... 1517 ......... 243-7907 

MCMAHON THEATER ................. 1517 ......... 526-3677 

MCMAHON THEATER FAX ........ 1517 ......... 526-1459 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

MT POST OUTFITTERS 

———————————————————— 

SALES ASSOCIATE ..................... 2429 ......... 526-9723 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

OUTDOOR REC COMPLEX / IRON HORSE / FALCON / 

ARCHERY RANGE / ALPINE TOWER 

———————————————————— 

TRAVEL CLERK / 

INFORMATION DESK .................. 2429 ....... 526-5366 / 

8325 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

OUTDOOR RECREATION 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 2429 ......... 526-3881 


MANAGEMENT TRAINEE ............. 2429 ......... 524-1256 

ALPINE TOWER .......................... 2429 ......... 526-5176 

FAX .......................................... 2429 ......... 526-1794 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

OUTDOOR SPORTS FACILITIES 

(MT SPORTS COMPLEX) 

———————————————————— 

RESERVATIONS / OUTDOOR 

SPORTS FIELD MANAGER .......... 1829 ......... 526-1163 

FAX .......................................... 1829 ......... 526-1024 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

RECREATION DIVISION 

———————————————————— 



ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 




DIVISION FAX ............................. 1217 ......... 524-1387 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

RECREATION SPORTS PROGRAMS & 

PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

SPORTS & FITNESS TEAM 

COORDINATOR ........................... 1217 ......... 526-2151 

AUTOMATION ASSISTANT .......... 1217 ......... 524-1388 

INTRAMURAL SPORTS 

PROGRAMS ................................ 1829 ......... 238-4839 

INTRAMURAL SPORTS 

PROGRAMS ................................ 1217 ......... 526-6630 

ALL ARMY / VARSITY 

PROGRAMS ................................ 1217 ......... 526-2151 

FITNESS FACILITIES 

MANAGER .................................. 1217 ......... 526-9120 

SPORTS PROGRAMMER ............. 1829 ......... 238-4839 

POST LEVEL SPORTS 

PROGRAMS ................................ 1217 ......... 524-1163 

PROGRAMS FAX ......................... 1217 ......... 526-8402 

PROGRAMS FAX ......................... 1217 ......... 526-6984 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DIVISION 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

SCHOOL AGE SERVICES (SAS) 

———————————————————— 

SAS DIRECTOR .......................... 5510 ......... 524-0190 

SAS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ........ 5510 ......... 526-3368 

FRONT DESK .............................. 5510 ......... 526-3368 

SAS FAX .................................... 5510 ......... 526-1102 

BEACON CIRCLE DIRECTOR ........ 5510 ......... 524-2544 

BEACON CIRCLE ASST 

DIRECTOR .................................. 5510 ......... 526-4887 

FRONT DESK ADMIN .................. 5510 ......... 524-2544 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER (SEC) 

———————————————————— 

SEC MANAGER ........................... 1829 ......... 524-1163 

ISSUE ROOM .............................. 1829 ......... 526-1026 

FAX ............................................ 1829 ......... 526-3301 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

SUPPLIES & SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF, SUPPLIES AND 

SERVICES .................................. 1217 ......... 526-8405 

SUPPLIES AND SERVICES 

FAX .......................................... 1217 ......... 526-1595 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

SUPPLY BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 2029 ......... 524-3485 

SUPPLY FAX ............................. 2029 ......... 526-5452 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

SWIMMING POOLS 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .......................1446 / 1231 ......... 526-3193 

PROGRAM DIRECTOR ......1446 / 1231 ......... 526-3122 

INDOOR POOL FRONT DESK ....... 1446 ......... 526-3107 

INDOOR POOL FAX ..................... 1446 ......... 526-3153 

OUTDOOR POOL FRONT DESK .... 1446 ......... 526-4456 

OUTDOOR POOL FAX ................ 1446 ......... 526-4456 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

TURKEY CREEK RECREATION AREA 

———————————————————— 

TURKEY CREEK 

ADMINISTRATION..................... 10002 ......... 524-0897 

RESERVATIONS & 

INFORMATION .......................... 10013 ......... 526-3905 

TURKEY CREEK RECREATION AREA 

FAX .............................................N/A ......... 526-1653 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

WALLER PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

FITNESS CENTER MANAGER ...... 2357 ......... 526-8913 

FITNESS INSTRUCTOR ............... 2357 ......... 526-2742 

FRONT DESK .............................. 2357 ......... 526-2742 

FAX .......................................... 2357 ......... 526-1931 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 


PARTNERSHIP CENTER 

———————————————————— 

INFORMATION ............................ 1532 ......... 576-7540 

———————————————————— 

DFMWR 

YOUTH CENTER 

———————————————————— 

YOUTH CENTER DIRECTOR ......... 5950 ......... 526-2794 

YOUTH CENTER ASSISTANT 

DIRECTOR .................................. 5950 ......... 526-2680 

FRONT DESK ADMIN .................. 5950 ......... 526-2680 

SPORTS & FITNESS HEALTH 

DIRECTOR .................................. 5950 ......... 526-1233 

ASST SPORTS & FITNESS 

DIRECTOR .................................. 5950 ......... 526-1223 

YOUTH SERVICES FAX ................ 5950 ......... 526-1231 

YOUTH SERVICES ....................... 5950 ......... 526-2680 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF HUMAN RESOURCES (DHR) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR DHR .......................... 1218 ..........526-4312 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION (ASD) 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF ASD ................................. 1218 ......... 526-9891 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION & 

PRIVACY ACTS ........................... 1218 ......... 526-2114 

PUBLISHING MANAGEMENT 

(FORMS / PUBLICATIONS) .......... 1218 ......... 526-4458 

RECORDS MANAGEMENT 

(ARIMS) ..................................... 1218 ......... 526-2107 

OFFICIAL MAIL & 

DISTRIBUTION ............................ 1519 ......... 526-3029 

ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAMS .... 1218 ......... 526-2114 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

ARMY CAREER & ALUMNI PROGRAM (ACAP) 

———————————————————— 

ACAP MAIN NUMBER ....1118 RM 133 ....... 526-1002 / 

1001 

DAV REPRESENTATIVE ..1012 RM 118 ......... 524-2346 

OPM REPRESENTATIVE .1118 RM 133 ......... 526-8909 

VA REPRESENTATIVE ....1012 RM 118 ......... 526-1818 

VA VOCATIONAL 

REHABILITATION ...........1012 RM 118 ......... 526-9960 


WORKFORCE CENTER ...1012 RM 118 ......... 526-0395 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM (ASAP) 

———————————————————— 


APPOINTMENT / (ADAPT) / 

SELF-REFERRALS ...................... 6236 ......... 526-2862 

CIVILIAN PROGRAM 

COORDINATOR ........................... 6236 ......... 526-2181 

COMMUNITY COUNSELING 

CENTER ..................................... 7500 ......... 526-2862 

ASAP ED CENTER ....................... 6236 ......... 526-8403 

RISK REDUCTION 

COORDINATORS......................... 6236 ....... 526-0991 / 

0401 

LAB BIOCHEMICAL TESTING ....... 6236 ......... 526-3395 

ASAP MANAGER/ADCO............... 6236 ......... 526-2501 

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE 

PROGRAM COORD (EAPC) .......... 6236 ......... 526-8403 

COLLECTION POINT 

BIOCHEMICAL TESTING .............. 6236 ....... 526-8407 / 

3395 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

EDUCATION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

EDUCATION CENTER .................. 1117 ......... 526-2124 

OPERATIONS MANAGER ............. 1117 ......... 526-4104 

COUNSELOR SUPERVISOR .......... 1117 ......... 526-8064 

COLLEGE PROGRAM 

MANAGER .................................. 1117 ......... 526-5795 

GEOGRAPHICALLY SEPARATED 

SOLDIERS .................................. 1117 ......... 526-2124 

INFORMATION ............................ 1117 ......... 526-2124 

COUNSELING CENTER ................ 1117 ......... 526-9885 

IN-STATE CERTIFICATION 

FOR FAMILY MEMBERS .............. 1117 ......... 526-2124 

TESTING CENTER ....................... 1117 ......... 526-8072 

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER .. 1117 ......... 526-4058 

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER 

ALT NUM ................................. 1117 ......... 526-8077 

BSEP / FAST .............................. 1117 ......... 526-8039 

CLASSROOM RESERVATIONS ..... 1117 ......... 526-4497 

MOS LIBRARY ............................ 1117 ......... 526-8077 

FAX ............................................ 1117 ......... 526-8071 

TOLL-FREE NUMBER .................. 1117 ... 866-837-5134 

ON-POST COLLEGES: ................. 1117 ......................... 

PIKES PEAK COMMUNITY 

COLLEGE ................................... 1117 ......... 502-4200 

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 

AT COLORADO SPRINGS ............ 1117 ......... 526-8066 

COLORADO STATE 

UNIVERSITY-PUEBLO.................. 1117 ......... 526-2509 

EMBRY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL 

UNIVERSITY ............................... 1117 ......... 526-3387 

TROY UNIVERSITY ...................... 1117 ......... 526-6890 

DISTANCE LEARNING / BLDG / 

REMOTE SITES .......................... 1117 ......... 526-2124 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

MILITARY PERSONNEL DIVISION (MPD) 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF......................................... 1218 ......... 526-4312 

MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT ........ 1218 ......... 526-4312 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

PERSONNEL OPERATIONS BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

CASUALTY / MORTUARY ............ 1218 ......... 526-5613 

CONGRESSIONAL/INQUIRIES ...... 1218 ......... 526-9488 

MILITARY AWARDS .................... 1218 ......... 526-5707 

MMRB ....................................... 1218 ......... 526-2360 



TRANSITION CENTER ................. 1042 ......... 526-8547 

CHAPTERS ................................. 1042 ......... 526-4298 

ETS BRIEFING/SEPARATION 

ORDERS ..................................... 1042 ......... 526-2240 

RETIREMENT SERVICES ............. 1042 ......... 526-2840 

SURVIVOR BENEFIT (SBP) ........... 1042 ......... 526-2660 

ID CARDS / DEERS ..................... 1042 ......... 524-3704 

SRP SITE.................................... 1042 ......... 526-2014 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

AUTOMATION (eMILPO) .............. 1218 ......... 524-5295 

COMPASSIONATE 

REASSIGNMENTS ....................... 1218 ......... 526-3953 

PROMOTIONS ............................ 1218 ......... 526-3947 

MILITARY PERSONNEL FILES ..... 1218 ......... 526-8445 

———————————————————— 

DHR 

STRENGTH MANAGEMENT BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

DRILL / RECRUITING PACKETS ... 1218 ......... 526-2733 

IN-PROCESSING (MIL) ................ 1218 ......... 526-9732 

LEVY BRIEFING ........................... 1218 ......... 526-2434 

OUT-PROCESSING...................... 1218 ......... 526-4454 

PASSPORTS / FAMILY 

TRAVEL .........................1218 RM 213 ....... 526-8435 / 

2949 

REASSIGNMENT ORDERS ........... 1218 ......... 526-8435 


———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF LOGISTICS (DOL) 

———————————————————— 

DOL DIRECTOR .......................... 8000 ......... 526-5504 

DOL ADMIN TECH ...................... 8000 ......... 526-5504 

———————————————————— 

DOL 

BUSINESS OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

DOL CHIEF ................................. 8000 ......... 526-3157 

DOL PROGRAM ANALYST / 

MGMT CONTROLS ..................... 8000 ......... 524-1760 

DOL FINANCIAL ANALYST .......... 8000 ......... 526-2894 

DOL PERSONNEL ACTIONS / 

TRAINING ................................... 8000 ......... 526-4568 

DOL FINANCIAL ANALYST .......... 8000 ......... 526-9202 

———————————————————— 

DOL 

LOGISTICS PLANS & OPERATIONS 

———————————————————— 

DOL CHIEF ................................. 8000 ......... 526-9059 

DOL ENGINEER .......................... 8000 ..719-526-2658 

DOL LOGISTICS SUPPORT CONTRACT 

FINANCIAL ANALYST .................. 8000 ......... 526-4467 

DOL ADMINISTRATIVE 

SUPPORT OFFICE ....................... 8000 ......... 526-2671 

DOL LOGISTICS PLANS & 

OPERATIONS .............................. 8000 ....... 526-9041 / 

3373 

DOL COR ................................... 8000 ......... 526-3735 

QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST, AMMO 

SURVEILLANCE (QASAS) ............. 9418 ..719-526-1795 

———————————————————— 

DOL 

MAINTENANCE DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

DOL CHIEF ................................. 8000 ......... 526-2674 

DOL CHIEF, MAINTENANCE 

OPERATIONS .............................. 8000 ......... 524-1346 

DOL CHIEF, AVIATION 

BRANCH .................................... 8000 ......... 524-2387 

PAINT SHOP ............................... 8000 ......... 526-2903 

———————————————————— 

DOL 

SUPPLY & SERVICES DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

DOL CHIEF ................................. 8000 ......... 526-9086 

DOL, CIF, PBO .............................. 330 ......... 526-6140 

DOL INST PROPERTY BOOK .......... 330 ......... 526-5984 

DOL AMMO ACCOUNTABLE 

OFFICER .................................... 9370 ......... 526-8621 

DOL LAUNDRY ............................. 310 ..719-526-8803 

DOL FOOD PROGRAM OFFICE .... 8000 ......... 524-1133 

DOL COR, COCO FUEL 

OPERATIONS .............................. 8000 ......... 526-8565 

DOL MEAL CARDS / CASH 

BOOK & FLIPLS .......................... 8000 ......... 526-5897 

DOL SSA ACCOUNTABLE 

OFFICER ...................................... 330 ......... 526-9094 

———————————————————— 

DOL 

TRANSPORTATION DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

DOL CHIEF / ITO ......................... 8000 ......... 526-1143 

DOL MOTOR TRANSPORT OFFICER/ 

TMP COR ................................... 8000 ........ 526-3367/ 

3126 

DOL UNIT MOVEMENT 

COORDINATOR (UMC) .................. 407 ......... 526-1159 

DOL PASSENGER TRAVEL 

(INDIVIDUAL) .............................. 1012 ......... 526-1141 

DOL GROUP TRAVEL .................. 1012 ......... 526-1173 

DOL CARLSON WAGONLIT 

TRAVEL (CTO) ............................ 1012 ......... 576-5188 

DOL TRANSPORTATION MOTOR 

POOL (TMP) ................................. 301 ......... 526-5579 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF PLANS TRAINING 

MOBILIZATION & SECURITY (DPTMS) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 1430 ......... 526-6036 

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE ........... 1430 ......... 526-3094 

SUPPORT SERVICES SPECIALIST 

IT MANAGER .............................. 1430 ......... 526-1735 

RESOURCE ANALYST ................. 1430 ......... 524-3467 

SUPPLY TECHNICIAN .................. 1430 ......... 526-6783 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

BATTLE COMMAND TRAINING BRANCH (BCTB) 

———————————————————— 

BRANCH CHIEF / BCTB COR ....... 2135 ......... 526-5410 

BRANCH DEPUTY CHIEF / 

CCTT COR .................................. 2135 ......... 526-1990 

BRANCH OPERATIONS ............... 2135 ......... 526-5412 

BRANCH DIGITAL 

INTEGRATIONS........................... 2135 ......... 526-5412 

BRANCH FAX LINE...................... 2135 ......... 526-4610 

BCTB SITE LEAD / 

SCHEDULAR ............................... 2135 ......... 526-5930 

AIRFIELD COMMANDER.............. 9601 ......... 526-9513 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

BUTTS ARMY AIRFIELD 

———————————————————— 

AIRFIELD DIVISION CHIEF ........... 9601 ......... 526-2017 

AIR TRAFFIC & AIRSPACE 

OFFICER .................................... 9601 ......... 526-8662 

BASE OPNS ................................ 9601 ....... 526-3936 / 

526-3935 

NAVIGATION AIDS TECHNICIAN .. 9601 ......... 526-2244 

UH-60 SIMULATOR .................... 9638 ......... 526-0143 



———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

CLOSE COMBAT TACTICAL TRAINER (CCTT) 

———————————————————— 

CCTT SITE LEAD ........................ 2135 ......... 226-7804 

CCTT OPERATIONS/ 

SCHEDULING ............................. 2135 ......... 524-3568 

CCTT ADMIN OFFICE .................. 2135 ......... 226-7804 

FIXED TACTICAL 

INTERNET (FTI)........................... 2135 ......... 526-2390 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

CONVOY SKILLS TRAINER (CST) 

———————————————————— 

CST SITE LEAD/SCHEDULAR ...... 1669 ......... 524-4568 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

DIGITAL TRAINING CAMPUS (DTC) 

———————————————————— 

DTC SITE LEAD .......................... 2422 ......... 526-9800 

DTC SCHEDULAR ....................... 2422 ......... 526-9898 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

EXERCISE CONTROL SUPPORT DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

ACCESS POINT EXERCISE ........... 6232 ......... 526-3627 

ASSISTANT CHIEF ...................... 6232 ......... 526-5412 

BRIGADE BATTALION BRANCH 

PERSONNEL CHIEF ..................... 6232 ......... 526-1990 

CHIEF......................................... 6231 ......... 526-5410 

CUBIC SITE MANAGER................ 6232 ......... 526-4610 

FAX .......................................... 6232 ......... 526-4566 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

GUNNERY SIMULATIONS SITE (GSS) 

———————————————————— 

ADVANCED GUNNERY 

TRAINING SYSTEMS (AGTS) ....... 2135 ......... 579-7176 

BRADLEY ADVANCED 

TRAINING SYSTEM (BATS) .......... 2135 ......... 579-7176 

UNIT CONDUCT OF FIRE 

TRAINERS (U-COFT) ................... 2135 ......... 579-7176 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

INDIVIDUAL MILITARY TRAINING BRANCH (IMTB) 

———————————————————— 

IMT CHIEF .................................. 1117 ......... 526-3821 

IMT DA DIRECTED SCHOOLS 

(PME) ANCOC & BNCOC ............. 1117 ......... 526-5558 

IMT DA PME BNCOC (DL) 

INSTRUCTORS OFFICE ............... 1117 ......... 524-4531 

IMT DA PME BNCOC (DL) 

INSTRUCTORS OFFICE ALT ......... 1117 ......... 526-5558 

IMT DA DIRECTED SCHLS 

FAX .......................................... 1117 ......... 526-5002 

IMT FAX ................................... 1117 ......... 526-6026 

IMT FORMAL SCHOOLS (ASI / QSI / 

RECLASS.) ................................. 1117 ......... 526-1292 

IMT HAZMAT INSTRUCTOR 

(PRIMARY) ................................. 1117 ......... 524-1241 

IMT HAZMAT INSTRUCTOR 

ALT NUM ................................. 1117 ......... 524-2740 

IMT MOBILE TRAINING TEAM 

COORDINATOR ........................... 1117 ......... 526-5436 

IMT ON-POST SCHOOLS 

MANAGER / COR ........................ 1117 ......... 526-5436 

IMT 1ST SGT / BATTLE 

STAFF (DL) ................................. 1117 ......... 526-5436 

IMT WLC (PRIMARY) ................... 1117 ......... 526-1298 

IMT WLC FAX ........................... 1117 ......... 526-0607 

IMT TROOP SCHOOLS / 

ARMOR COURSE ........................ 1361 ......... 526-2929 


DTMS COURSE .......................... 1361 ......... 526-2929 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 




FUEL HANDLERS COURSE .......... 2792 ......... 526-2569 


GENERATORS COURSE ............... 2792 ......... 526-2569 


NBC COURSE ............................. 1361 ......... 526-2929 


ULLS COURSE ............................ 1361 ......... 526-2929 


UNIT MOVEMENT OFFICER 

COURSE ..................................... 1361 ......... 526-2929 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

PLANS & OPERATIONS DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

PLANS & OPERATIONS SUPPORT 

SPECIALIST ................................ 1430 ......... 524-3700 

OPERATIONS BRANCH CHIEF ..... 1430 ......... 526-8312 

CURRENT OPERATIONS .............. 1430 ......... 524-0331 

FORT CARSON OPERATIONS 

CENTER (24/7) ........................... 1430 ..........526-3400 

/ 5500 

SECURITY MANAGER .................. 1430 ......... 526-3882 

UIC / JOPES (GCCS) ................... 1430 ......... 526-9872 

TASKINGS .................................. 1430 ......... 526-1025 

CEREMONIES ............................. 1430 ......... 524-2827 

MOBILIZATION BRANCH ............. 1430 ......... 526-6040 

COR CSBS ................................. 1430 ......... 526-8310 

MOBILIZATION / DEPLOYMENT 

OPNS (CSBS) ............................. 1430 ....... 526-1937 / 

1632 / 4954 

MOBILIZATION / DEPLOYMENT 

BRIEFINGS (CSBS) ...................... 1430 ......... 524-0677 

PLANS BRANCH CHIEF ............... 1430 ......... 526-0632 

ANTI-TERRORISM / FORCE 

PROTECTION .............................. 1430 ....... 524-4577 / 

2733 

CBRNE OPNS SPECIALIST .......... 1430 ....... 526-8495 / 

8499 

OPSEC SPECIALIST .................... 1430 ......... 524-4578 

AMMUNITION OFFICE ................. 1430 ......... 526-2991 

RESERVE COMPONENT 

TRAINING ................................... 1430 ......... 526-5101 

TRAINING DIVISION / RTSC 

CHIEF......................................... 1230 ......... 526-2950 

RTSC MAIN MENU ...................... 1230 ......... 526-5770 

RTSC ADMIN SUPPORT .............. 1230 ......... 526-5770 

RTSC DEPUTY ............................ 1230 ......... 526-0799 

RTSC FRONT DESK 

ASSISTANT ................................ 1230 ......... 526-5111 

RTSC PROPERTY BOOK 

OFFICER .................................... 1230 ......... 526-2135 

RTSC GUARDFIST / EST 2000 .... 1698 ......... 526-9423 

RTSC MILES INSTRUCTOR ......... 1230 ......... 526-3392 

RTSC MILES WAREHOUSE .......... 1230 ......... 526-8095 

TADSS DESK .............................. 1230 ......... 526-2308 

CHIEF OF PLANS & 

OPERATIONS .............................. 1430 ......... 526-9296 

SUPPORT SPECIALIST ................ 1230 ......... 526-9855 

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS 

CENTER ..................................... 1430 ......... 524-3600 

VISUAL INFORMATION ................ 1430 ......... 526-9044 

DEPLOYMENTS .......................... 1430 ......... 526-9872 

DPTMS OPERATIONS ................. 1430 ......... 526-9869 

MUSEUM ................................... 1430 ......... 524-0915 

CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, 

NUCLEAR, EMERGENCY ............. 1430 ....... 526-8495 / 

8499 

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 

(EM) ........................................... 1430 ......... 526-0632 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

RANGE CONTROL 

———————————————————— 

RANGE CONTROL ....................... 9550 ....... 526-5597 / 

5698 

RANGE SCHEDULING & 

OPERATIONS .............................. 9550 ....... 526-9713 / 

1308 / 1309 / 1311 

RANGE OFFICER ......................... 9550 ......... 526-9715 

DEPUTY RANGE OFFICER ........... 9550 ......... 526-9716 

RANGE PLANNING 

SPECIALIST ................................ 9550 ......... 526-9714 

RANGE SECRETARY ................... 9550 ......... 526-5597 

RANGE FAX LINE ........................ 9550 ......... 526-4761 

RANGE SAFETY OFFICER ............ 9550 ......... 526-6330 

RANGE ASSISTANT SAFETY 

OFFICER .................................... 9550 ..........526-5469 

RANGE RTO (RADIO) ROOM ........ 9550 ....... 526-5698 / 

4355 

RANGE DEVICES SHOP ............... 9550 ..........526-9718 

RANGE SUPPLY .......................... 9550 ....... 526-9185 / 

2797 

RANGE DIVISION INSPECTOR 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 9550 ..........526-9717 

RANGE 123 / AIRBURST ... RANGE 123 ....... 526-3273 / 

3225 

RANGE 143 / DMPRC ....... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3544 

RANGE 145 ...................... RANGE 145 ......... 524-3958 

RANGE 55 / 57 ............ RANGE 55 / 57 ......... 526-3468 

RANGE 55 / TOWER ........... RANGE 55 ......... 526-3472 


RANGE 60 .......................... RANGE 60 ......... 526-6030 

RANGE 104 ...................... RANGE 104 ......... 524-2017 

RANGE 109 ...................... RANGE 109 ......... 524-2018 

RANGE 109 / TOWER ....... RANGE 109 ......... 524-1069 

RANGE 109 / MAINTENANCE 

SHOP ............................... RANGE 109 ......... 526-4521 

RANGE 111 / TOWER ....... RANGE 111 ....... 526-4508 / 

524-6205 

RC TST ELECTRICAL SHOP ......... 9550 ......... 526-4107 

RC TST MECHANIC SHOP ........... 9550 ......... 526-9187 

RC TST CARPENTER SHOP ......... 9550 ......... 526-9186 

RC TST WELD SHOP................... 9550 ......... 526-4108 

RC HUNTING AREAS AVAILABLE 

(RECORDING) .......... RANGE CONTROL ......... 526-4136 

RC PCMS SUPERVISOR ................ 300 ....... 524-0120 / 

0121 

RC PCMS EMG EQUIP OPS 

SUPERVISOR ................................ 300 ......... 524-0115 

RC PCMS ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT .................................. 300 ......... 524-0124 

RANGE DIVISION PCMS ................ 300 ......... 524-0577 

RC PCMS FIRE DEPARTMENT ....... 300 ......... 524-0101 

RC PCMS FIRE DEPARTMENT 

FAX LINE .................................... 300 ......... 524-0578 

RC PCMS ..................................... 300 ......... 524-0528 

RC PCMS TMC .....................TMC D13 ......... 524-0144 

RC PCMS SUPPLY ........................ 300 ......... 524-0571 

RC PCMS SUPPLY FAX LINE ......... 300 ......... 524-0136 

RC PIÑON CANYON RTO ............... 300 ......... 524-0130 

———————————————————— 

DPTMS 

TRAINING SUPPORT BRANCH (TSB) 

———————————————————— 

ADMIN DESK ................................................ 526-5770 

ADMIN DESK FAX ....................................... 526-1650 

TSO ............................................................. 526-0799 

TADSS BRANCH CHIEF ................................. 526-2950 

ISSUE WAREHOUSE...................................... 526-2308 

MILES .......................................................... 526-0820 

SUPPLY SECTION ......................................... 526-6914 

PROPERTY BOOK ........................................ 526-2135 

TRAINING SIMULATIONS .............................. 526-9423 


TRAINING SIMULATIONS FAX ....................... 526-2269 

FLIGHT SIMULATORS ................................... 526-0143 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF PUBLIC WORKS (DPW) 

———————————————————— 

OPERATION & MAINT DIVISION 

CHIEF........................................... 304 ......... 526-2215 


COR ............................................. 304 ......... 526-9262 


MGT ASST ................................... 304 ......... 526-5925 

OPERATION & MAINT DIV COST 

ANALYST ..................................... 304 ......... 526-2818 


ENG TECH .................................... 304 ......... 526-1854 


ELECTRICAL ENG ......................... 304 ......... 526-6673 


ENG TECH .................................... 304 ......... 526-9271 


UTILITIES ..................................... 304 ......... 526-2927 


CADD / GIS TECH ASSOCIATE ....... 304 ......... 524-1085 


GIS ANALYST ............................... 304 ....... 526-9218 / 

9217 


DRAFTSMAN / REQUEST POC ....... 304 ......... 526-9270 


CIVIL ENGINEER TECH / SURVEY ... 304 ......... 526-9206 

CUSTOMER SERVICE BRANCH 

CHIEF........................................... 305 ......... 524-1427 

DPW COMMAND FAX ................... 305 ......... 526-9830 

DPW DIRECTOR / MANAGEMENT 

SPECIALIST .................................. 305 ......... 526-3415 

DPW OPERATIONS OFFICER / 

SAFETY /SECURITY MANAGER ...... 305 ......... 526-9239 

DPW MASTER PLANNING DIV 

CHIEF........................................... 307 ......... 526-4241 

DPW MASTER PLANNING MASTER 

PLANNER ..................................... 307 ......... 526-3038 

DPW MASTER PLANNING COMMUNITY 

PLANNER ..................................... 307 ......... 526-4265 

DPW MASTER PLANNING REAL 

PROPERTY ................................... 307 ......... 526-2491 

DPW MASTER PLANNING 

MANAG ASST ............................... 307 ......... 526-4514 

DPW MASTER PLANNING 

SPACE UTILIZATION ..................... 307 ......... 524-3550 

ENGINEERING SERVICES DIV / 

COE WARRANTY LIAS ................... 304 ......... 526-6995 

ENGINEERING SERVICES 

DIVISION CHIEF ............................ 304 ....... 526-8840 / 

2856 


MANAG ASST ............................... 304 ......... 526-9214 

ENGINEERING SERVICES FAX ....... 304 ......... 526-4040 


PROJECT MGMT .......................... 304 ....... 526-1260 / 

2847 


PROJECT MGMT .......................... 304 ....... 526-9223 / 

9209 


CONSTRUCTION REP .................... 304 ....... 526-9235 / 

9260 

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION .......... 813 ....... 526-2022 / 

2752 

PIÑON CANYON 

STATION ...................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0101 



HOUSING (OWNED / OPERATED BY BALFOUR 

BEATTY COMMUNITIES) ............. 6800 ......... 579-1606 

HOUSING DIVISION CHIEF ........... 7301 ......... 526-7573 

HOUSING DIVISION 

MGMT ASST .............................. 7301 ......... 526-4856 

HOUSING DIVISION SINGLE 

SOLDIER HOUSING ..................... 7301 ......... 526-2643 

HOUSING SERVICES OFFICE 

(HSO) ......................................... 7301 ....... 526-2323 / 

2322 / 5219 

HOUSING UNACCOMPANIED 

PERSONNEL OFC ....................... 7301 ......... 526-0570 

HOUSING DIVISION UNIT 

SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM .......... 7301 ......... 526-4246 

FACILITY & FURNISHING 

MGMT SECTION FAX .................... 307 ......... 524-0068 

FACILITY & FURNISHING 

MGMT SECTION ........................... 307 ......... 524-0066 

R AND U SHOP ............................. 218 ......... 526-5844 

SUPPLY BRANCH RECEIVING 

WAREHOUSE ................................ 217 ....... 526-6115 / 

3987 

SUPPLY BRANCH SIGN SHOP ....... 304 ......... 526-5126 

TROOPS PROJECT ENGINEER ....... 304 ......... 526-2859 

TROOPS PROJECT 

CONSTRUCTION ........................... 218 ......... 526-2937 

TRAFFIC ENGINEER ...................... 307 ......... 526-9267 

NATURAL RESOURCES ................. 813 ....... 526-1329 / 

3975 

WILDLIFE OFFICE ....................... 9301 ......... 524-5393 

HUNTING INFORMATION ............................... 524-5339 

HUNTING AREAS AVAILABLE 


WILDLIFE OFFICE FAX ................ 9301 ......... 524-5337 


RECYCLE ..................................... 155 ........ 526-5898/ 

5280 

OPERATION & MAINT DIVISION RECYCLE 

FAX ............................................ 155 ......... 526-5281 

MILITARY LIAISON / ENVIRONMENTAL / SAFETY / 

SECURITY OFFICE ...................... 305 ......... 526-9239 

WORK MANAGEMENT BRANCH .... 305 ....... 526-2900 / 

6676 / 9248 

BUSINESS & INTEGRATION 

DIVISION CHIEF ............................ 305 ......... 526-9226 

BUSINESS & INTEGRATION 

MANAGEMENT ASST ................... 305 ......... 526-9249 

HOUSING DIVISION RESIDENTIAL 

COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE ........... 7301 ......... 526-4388 

HOUSING DIVISION UNACCOMPANIED 

HOUSING ................................... 7301 ......... 526-0570 

CIVILIAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 

SPECIALISTS ................................ 305 ......... 526-1729 

———————————————————— 

DPW 

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

ENV DIVISION CHIEF ..................... 813 ......... 526-6838 

ADMIN /HUMAN RESOURCES ....... 813 526-2022 /2752 

AIR QUALITY ................................ 813 ....... 526-6601 / 

1708 

ASBESTOS / LEAD / RADON ......... 813 ......... 526-1725 

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 

ANALYST ..................................... 813 ......... 526-3127 

CULTURAL ARCHEOLOGIST 

MANAGER .................................. 2420 ......... 526-3806 

CULTURAL ARCHEOLOGIST ........ 2420 ......... 526-3796 

CULTURAL ARCHEOLOGIST 

FAX .......................................... 2420 ......... 526-2305 

OPS & MAINT DIV ENERGY ........... 304 ......... 526-1739 

COMPLIANCE BRANCH CHIEF ....... 813 ......... 526-1694 

ENV COMPLIANCE ASSESS / 

INSPECT .................................... 9246 ....... 526-0979 / 

8000 

FORESTRY ................................... 636 ....... 526-1667 / 

1692 

FUEL SPILLS ................................ 813 ......... 526-1686 

ENV COMPL ASSESS TEAM 

LEAD ......................................... 9246 ......... 526-4340 

HAZARDOUS WASTE BUNKER .... 9246 ....... 526-8003 / 

0980 

HAZARDOUS WASTE BUNKER .... 9246 ......... 526-0980 

HAZARDOUS WASTE BUNKER 

FAX .......................................... 9246 ....... 526-0981 / 

0978 

HUNTING & FISHING INFO 

LINE .......................... CHECK STATION ......... 524-5339 

HUNTING & FISHING INFO LINE 

FAX .......................................... 9301 ......... 524-5337 

INSTALLATION RESTORATION ...... 813 ......... 526-8001 

INSTALLATION RESTORATION ...... 813 ......... 526-1682 

IT ................................................. 813 ......... 526-3393 

MEDIA RELATIONS ....................... 305 ......... 526-4320 

CONSERVATION BRANCH CHIEF ... 813 ......... 526-1329 

CONSERVATION SECTION CHIEF... 813 ......... 526-3975 

NEPA, FC ..................................... 813 ......... 526-4666 

OPS & MAINT DIV NOISE .............. 304 ......... 526-1739 

NOXIOUS WEEDS ......................... 636 ......... 526-9547 

OPS & MAINT DIV PEST CONTROL 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 304 ......... 526-5141 

OPS & MAINT DIV PEST CONTROL 

MANAGER .................................... 304 ......... 524-2124 

OPS & MAINT DIV ENERGY 

PROGRAM .................................... 304 ......... 526-1739 

STORAGE TANKS ......................... 813 ......... 526-1687 

STORMWATER ............................. 813 ......... 526-1697 

STORMWATER ............................. 813 ......... 524-2478 

WATER QUALITY / 

WASTEWATER ............................. 813 ......... 526-1730 

WILDLIFE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT .......................... 9301 ......... 524-5394 

WILDLIFE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT .......................... 9301 ......... 524-5356 

WILDLIFE, FC ............................. 9301 ......... 524-5393 

WILDLIFE, FC ............................. 9301 ......... 524-5294 

WILDLAND FIRE ........................... 636 ......... 526-1696 

SUPPORT BRANCH CHIEF ............. 813 ......... 526-1684 

NEPA & CULTURAL BRANCH 

CHIEF........................................... 813 ......... 526-1852 

PCMS COORDINATOR .................. 300 ......... 524-0526 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE OF RESOURCE 

MANAGEMENT (GRM) 

———————————————————— 

GRM DIRECTOR ......................... 1220 ......... 526-5560 

GRM GARRISON TEAM A 

CHIEF......................................... 1220 ......... 526-4386 

GRM DECAM BUDGET ................ 1220 ......... 526-1850 

GRM DOL BUDGET GSA .............. 1220 ......... 526-5399 

GRM CGO / PMO BUDGET .......... 1220 ......... 526-8514 

GRM PMO BUDGET .................... 1220 ......... 524-5669 

GRM DOL BUDGET GSA 

MAINTENANCE ........................... 1220 ......... 526-2199 

GRM DOL BUDGET TRANS / FSVC 

/ SUPPLY ................................... 1220 ..........526-2297 

GRM GARRISON TEAM B CHIEF .. 1220 ..........526-1843 

GRM DPTM / ED CTR / 

DMWR BUDGET ......................... 1220 ..........526-0419 

GRM DPW BUDGET .................... 1220 ......... 526-1859 

GRM DHR / FAM HOUSING 

BUDGET ..................................... 1220 ......... 526-1846 

GRM TDA / POSTPOP OFFICE ..... 1220 ......... 526-8512 

GRM MANAGEMENT ISA 



OFFICE ....................................... 1220 ......... 526-3226 

GRM DPW BUDGET .................... 1220 ......... 526-8511 

GRM DOIM BUDGET ................... 1220 ......... 526-2210 

GRM DOIM BUDGET ................... 1220 ......... 526-2098 

GRM FINANCIAL ANALYST .......... 1220 ......... 526-4775 

GRM MGT ASST ......................... 1220 ......... 526-1839 

GRM CIVILIAN PAY OFFICE ......... 1220 ......... 526-1841 

GRM FAX LINE ......................... 1220 ......... 526-1838 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORATE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MSE) 

———————————————————— 

DRM DIRECTOR ......................... 1220 ......... 526-4795 

DRM-SMC FAX LINE ................... 1220 ......... 526-1481 

PGM & BDGT DIVISION CHIEF ..... 1220 ......... 526-2751 

PGM & BDGT DIV FAX LINE ........ 1220 ......... 526-3801 

BUDGET OFFICER ....................... 1220 ......... 526-4205 

BUDGET ANALYST (VACANT) ...... 1220 ......... 526-3195 

BUDGET ANALYST 3RD BCT & 

2BCT 4 ID .................................. 1220 ..........526-1887 

BUDGET ANALYST 2ND BCT 

2 ID ........................................... 1220 ......... 526-0420 

RMT CONTRACTOR .................... 1220 ......... 526-1873 

BUDGET ANALYST 43RD ASG ..... 1220 ......... 526-4457 

BUDGET ANALYST FINLOG ......... 1220 ......... 526-4191 

BUDGET ANALYST MTSA............ 1220 ......... 526-0748 

BUDGET ANALYST HQ 4 ID 

& SME ....................................... 1220 ......... 524-1338 

BUDGET ANALYST 1BCT 4 ID ..... 1220 ......... 526-6878 

———————————————————— 

DISTRIBUTION AND MAIL 

———————————————————— 

MAIL ROOM DIRECTOR .............. 1519 ......... 526-4546 

———————————————————— 

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS COMMAND GROUP 

& SPECIAL STAFF 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDING GENERAL 

HOTLINE .................................... 1435 ......... 526-2677 

CG AIDE ..................................... 1435 ......... 503-0011 

CG ENLISTED AIDE ..................... 1435 ......... 526-0624 

DCGM AIDE ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0012 

DCGS AIDE ................................. 1435 ......... 503-0027 

DCSM ADMIN ............................. 1435 ......... 503-0026 

COS ADMIN ............................... 1435 ......... 503-0029 

SGS ........................................... 1435 ......... 503-0010 

DIVISION ENGINEER ................... 1435 ......... 503-0662 

DIVISION SURGEON .................... 1435 ......... 503-7506 

DIVISION DEPUTY SURGEON ....... 1435 ......... 503-7509 

DIVISION CHEMICAL ................... 1435 ......... 503-0031 

DIVISION CHEMICAL SGM ........... 1435 ......... 503-0775 

DIVISION CHAPLAIN ................... 1435 ......... 503-0154 

DIVISION DEPUTY CHAPLAIN ...... 1435 ......... 503-0151 

DIVISION FAMILY LIFE 

CHAPLAIN .................................. 1435 ......... 503-0150 

PMO .......................................... 1435 ......... 503-0077 

PAO OIC ..................................... 1435 ......... 503-0071 

PAO NCOIC ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0907 

SJA OIC ..................................... 1435 ......... 526-1429 

SJA DEPUTY .............................. 1435 ......... 526-1441 

SJA LEGAL ADMIN ..................... 1435 ......... 526-1442 

DSTB CDR ................................. 1435 ......... 503-1906 

DSTB CSM ................................. 1435 ......... 503-1907 

G1 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 503-0101 

G1 SGM ..................................... 1435 ......... 503-0107 

G2 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0205 

G2 SSO ...................................... 1435 ......... 503-0039 

G3 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0302 

G3 TRAINING .............................. 1435 ......... 503-0310 

G4 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 503-0400 

G4 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0415 

G5 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 503-0501 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



G5 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0506 

G6 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 503-0606 

G6 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 503-0602 

G6 HELP DESK ........................... 1435 ......... 503-0611 

G7 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 503-0335 

G8 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 526-9900 

G8 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 526-8510 

G9 OIC ....................................... 1435 ......... 526-3543 

G9 DEPUTY ................................ 1435 ......... 526-1004 

———————————————————— 

DLA DISPOSITION SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

AREA MANAGER........................... 318 ......... 526-9679 

RESOURCE / BUDGET ................... 318 ......... 526-2782 

TASO / ISO SYSMON .................... 318 ......... 526-9682 

QAE ............................................. 318 ......... 526-2791 

DSR SUPERVISOR ........................ 318 ......... 526-4292 

ENVIRONMENTAL ......................... 318 ......... 526-9680 

RECEIVING SUPERVISOR............... 318 ......... 524-0052 

RECEIVING SCHEDULER / 

TURN-INS .................................... 318 ......... 526-9689 

RECYCLE / SCRAP YARD .............. 324 ......... 526-2547 

GOVERNMENT LIQUIDATION ......... 324 ......... 526-9683 

TURN-INS .................................... 318 ......... 526-1492 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 318 ......... 524-1920 

———————————————————— 

DOG CATCHER 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION MP ..................... 3562 ......... 526-2333 

———————————————————— 

DOL AMMUNITION SUPPLY POINT (ASP) 

———————————————————— 

ASP SUPERVISOR ....................... 9370 ......... 526-8620 

STOCK CONTROL ....................... 9370 ......... 526-4381 


(AHA) ......................................... 9740 ......... 524-2022 


(AHA) ........................................ 9740 ......... 526-2231 

RESIDUE YARD / RECLAMATION 

AREA (ARA) ................................ 9732 ......... 524-0333 

———————————————————— 

DOL BUTTS ARMY AIRFIELD (BAAF) 

———————————————————— 

DOL, SSSI, SIKORSKY, PC .......... 9604 ......... 526-3619 

———————————————————— 

DOL MAINTENENCE ALLIED TRADES UNIT 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8000 ......... 526-8992 

———————————————————— 

DOOR CLINIC STRUCTURE SHOP L B AND B 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................... 210 ......... 526-2044 

DOOR CLINIC STRUCTURE 

SHOP ........................................... 210 ......... 526-5345 

———————————————————— 

DRIVERS TESTING ARMY LEARNING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

INFORMATION ............................. 301 ......... 526-5534 

DRIVERS TESTING ALT NUM ......... 301 ......... 526-0745 

———————————————————— 

DRM / MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING 

DIVISION (MGT ACCTG DIV) 

———————————————————— 

MGT ACCTG DIV CHIEF ............... 1220 ......... 526-2530 

MGT ACCTG DIV FAX LINE .......... 1220 ......... 526-3475 

SYSTEMS ACCOUNTANT ............ 1220 ......... 526-1476 

ACCOUNTANT ............................ 1220 ......... 526-2666 

ACCOUNTANT ............................ 1220 ......... 524-1619 

ACCOUNTANT ............................ 1220 ......... 526-3922 

———————————————————— 

DRM / MANPOWER & MANAGEMENT DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

MPR / MGT DIV CHIEF ................ 1220 ......... 526-1858 

MPR / MGT DIV FAX LINE ........... 1220 ......... 526-3811 

GOVERNMENT TRAVEL CARD 

/ MCP ........................................ 1220 ......... 526-8510 

GOVERNMENT TRAVEL CARD ..... 1220 ......... 526-8516 

GOVERNMENT TRAVEL CARD 

FAX .......................................... 1220 ......... 526-5077 

DTS TRAVEL .............................. 1220 ......... 526-1871 

DTS TRAVEL FAX ....................... 1220 ......... 526-1885 

———————————————————— 

DRY CLEANERS 

———————————————————— 

DRY CLEANERS PX ..................... 1510 ......... 226-3770 

DRY CLEANERS 

QUARTERMASTER ...................... 1405 ......... 526-5395 

— E — 

———————————————————— 

EDUCATION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

SEE ACES (A) 

———————————————————— 

ELIMINATIONS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL SERVICE CENTER 

OFFICE ....................................... 1118 ......... 526-5749 

TRANSITION OFFICE ................... 6266 ......... 526-2320 

TRANSITION OFFICE 

ALT NUM ................................. 6266 ......... 526-2240 

———————————————————— 

ELKHORN CONFERENCE CENTER 

———————————————————— 

RESERVATIONS .......................... 7300 ......... 576-6646 

———————————————————— 

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (EOC) 

———————————————————— 


CENTER EOC .............................. 1435 ......... 526-3400 

EOC ALTERNATE NUMBER ......... 1435 ......... 526-5500 

EOC FAX NONSECURE ................ 1435 ......... 526-5825 

EOC FAX SECURE LINE ............... 1435 ......... 526-9452 

EOC GLOBAL COMMAND 

CONTROL SYSTEM ..................... 1435 ......... 526-2999 

EOC NCOIC ................................ 1435 ......... 526-5914 

EOC NCOIC ALT NUM ................. 1435 ......... 526-3600 

EOC OIC ..................................... 1435 ......... 526-0628 

EOC OIC ALTERNATE NUMBER ... 1435 ......... 526-9869 

EOC OPERATIONS CENTER 

DESK 24 HOUR .......................... 1435 ......... 526-3400 

EOC OPERATIONS CENTER 

DESK 24 HOUR .......................... 1435 ......... 526-5500 

EOC SEARCH AND RESCUE ........ 1435 ......... 526-2222 

———————————————————— 

EMERGENCY ROOM EVANS ARMY 

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 

———————————————————— 

EVANS ARMY COMMUNITY 

HOSPITAL .................................. 7500 ......... 526-7111 

———————————————————— 

ENGINEER CORPS 

———————————————————— 

RESIDENT OFFICE ........................ 849 ......... 526-5448 

———————————————————— 

ENTERPRISE CAR RENTAL 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1510 ......... 576-0727 

———————————————————— 

ENTOMOLOGY 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 3711 ......... 526-5141 

MANAGER .................................. 3711 ......... 526-2124 

———————————————————— 

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION – DPW 

———————————————————— 

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION 

CHIEF......................................... 6236 ......... 526-4648 


ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION CHIEF 

ALT NUM ................................. 6236 ....... 526-2022 / 

2752 

———————————————————— 

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION (DPW) 

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE TEAM 

———————————————————— 

TEAM LEADER ........................... 6236 ......... 526-6838 

TEAM LEADER ALT NUM .............. 813 ......... 526-4683 

ABOVE/UNDERGROUND/ 

TANKS ....................................... 6236 ......... 526-0973 

AIR QUALITY .............................. 6236 ....... 526-6601 / 

1708 

ASBESTOS/LEAD/RADON ........... 6236 ......... 526-1725 

ASBESTOS/LEAD/RADON 

ALT NUMS ............................... 6236 ....... 526-1687 / 

524-5699 

ASBESTOS / LEAD / RADON 

FAX .......................................... 6236 ......... 526-6702 

SEMS COORDINATORS/ 

REPRESENTATIVE ...................... 6236 ......... 526-1723 

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPL 

ASSES / INSPECTION ................. 3711 ....... 524-0979 / 

2125 

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPL ASSES / INSPECT 

FAX .......................................... 3711 ......... 524-2126 

EPAS & TRAINING ...................... 6236 ......... 526-4446 

HAZARDOUS WASTE (BUNKER) 

OPERATIONS .............................. 9246 ....... 526-8003 / 

0980 

HAZARDOUS WASTE (BUNKER) 

OPERATIONS FAX ....................... 9246 ....... 526-0981 / 

0978 

INSTALLATION RESTORATION .... 6236 ....... 526-8001 / 

8004 

NOISE ........................................ 6236 ..........526-1739 

POLLUTION PREVENTION 

& ENERGY .................................. 6236 ..........526-1739 

RCRA ......................................... 6236 ..........526-1686 

RECYCLE ..................................... 155 ....... 526-5898 / 

5280 

RECYCLE FAX .............................. 155 ......... 526-5281 

STORM WATER .......................... 6236 ......... 526-1697 

WASTEWATER & DRINKING 

WATER ...................................... 6236 ......... 526-1730 

WATER QUALITY ........................ 6236 ......... 526-1730 

WATER RIGHTS .......................... 6236 ......... 526-1697 

———————————————————— 


NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCE TEAM 

———————————————————— 

TEAM LEADER ........................... 6236 ....... 526-1329 / 

3975 

CULTURAL / ARCHEOLOGIST ...... 2420 ........526-3806 / 

3796 

CULTURAL /ARCHEOLOGIST 

FAX .......................................... 2420 ......... 526-2305 

FORESTRY ................................... 636 ....... 526-1667 / 

1860 

HUNTING & FISHING 

INFORMATION LINE ...................................... 524-5339 

HUNTING & FISHING INFORMATION LINE 

FAX ............................................................ 524-5337 

NOXIOUS WEED ......................... 6236 ......... 526-3975 

URBAN FORESTRY / 

AGRONOMY ................................. 636 ......... 526-1692 

WATERSHED .............................. 6236 ......... 526-3975 

WILDLIFE ................................... 9301 ....... 524-5393 / 

5297 



WILDLIFE FAX .......................... 9301 ......... 524-5337 

———————————————————— 


NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES TEAM 

———————————————————— 

PEST MANAGEMENT .................. 3711 ....... 524-2124 / 

526-5141 

PEST MANAGEMENT FAX ........... 3711 ......... 524-2126 

———————————————————— 


SUPPORT TEAM 

———————————————————— 


ADMINISTRATION ALT NUM ....... 6236 ......... 526-2752 

PLANNING, PROGRAMMING 

& BUDGET ................................. 6236 ......... 526-1710 

EDUCATION & OUTREACH .......... 6236 ......... 524-4925 

IT ............................................... 6236 ......... 526-3393 

MEDIA RELATIONS ..................... 6236 ......... 526-4320 

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL 

POLICY ACT (NEPA) .................... 6236 ......... 526-4666 

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL 

POLICY ACT ALT NUM ................ 6236 ....... 526-1684 / 

0896 

SUPPLY / PROPERTY .................. 6236 ......... 526-1852 

———————————————————— 

ENVISION XPRESS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................. 735 ......... 576-8096 

———————————————————— 

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

FOR CIVILIANS 

———————————————————— 

EEO MANAGER ........................... 1118 ..........526-9673 

EEO SPECIALIST......................... 1118 ......... 526-9672 




EEO TECHNICIAN........................ 1118 ......... 526-4413 

———————————————————— 

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICE (EO) 

———————————————————— 

DIV EO NCOIC ............................ 1012 ......... 526-6146 

43RD ASG .................................. 1225 ......... 526-9365 

DIV WEST / TENANT UNITS......... 1012 ......... 526-5431 

3RD BCT .................................... 1012 ......... 526-9487 

2ND BCT .................................... 1012 ......... 526-3385 

2ND FWD 4 ID ............................ 1012 ......... 526-6146 

10TH SFG .................................. 7462 ......... 524-3240 

EO FAX LINE .............................. 1012 ......... 526-0371 

EO / SEXUAL HARASSMENT 

HOTLINE NUMBER ..................... 1012 ......... 526-9468 

———————————————————— 

EQUIPMENT CONCENTRATION SITE 42 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 1012 ......... 526-5204 


———————————————————— 

EQUIPMENT CONCENTRATION SITE 96TH 

REGIONAL SUPPORT COMMAND 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 8930 ......... 526-5183 

———————————————————— 

EVANS ARMY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 

———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL COMMUNICATIONS .... 7500 ......... 526-7000 

EMERGENCY ROOM ................... 7500 ......... 526-7111 

———————————————————— 

EVENTS CENTER ELKHORN CONFERENCE CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 7300 ......... 576-6646 

———————————————————— 

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM 

(EFMP) ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1526 ......... 526-4590 

———————————————————— 


PROGRAM HANDICAPPED EVANS ARMY HOSPITAL 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 7500 ......... 526-7805 

———————————————————— 

EXECUTIVE SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .....................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-9986 

CHIEF, COMMAND 

VISITS ...........................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-4772 

CHIEF, COMMAND 

EVENTS ........................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-8323 

EVENTS 

COORDINATOR ..............1435 RM 191 ......... 526-1669 

EVENTS 


VISITS ACTION 

OFFICER .......................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-8651 

VISITS ACTION 

OFFICER .......................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-9599 

HERALDIC 

EQUIPMENT ..................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-6306 

OFFICE AUTOMATION ....1435 RM 191 ......... 526-1248 

FAX .............................1435 RM 191 ......... 526-3402 

— F — 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1526 ..........526-0444 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY CHILD CARE HOMES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 5510 ..........526-3338 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY CONNECTION CENTER 

———————————————————— 


MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1354 ..........526-1070 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY MEMBER EMPLOYMENT FAMILY 

READINESS PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

FAMILY READINESS CENTER (FRC) 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY READINESS CENTER 

(FRC) ......................................... 6237 ..........526-5199 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY READINESS SUPPORT 

ASSISTANT PROGRAM (FRSA) 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY READINESS SUPPORT ASSISTANT 

PROGRAM (FRSA) ...................... 1430 ......... 524-1278 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY TRAVEL 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR...........1218 RM 213 ....... 526-2949 / 

8435 

———————————————————— 

FEDEX FEDERAL EXPRESS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST .. 800-463-3339 

———————————————————— 

FEDEX SUPPLY AND SERVICE DESK 

I T T INDUSTRIES 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP ............. 330 ..........526-8023 

———————————————————— 

FIELD LOGISTICS READINESS CENTER (FLRC) 

———————————————————— 

PROJECT OFFICER ....................... 749 ..........526-2734 

PROJECT OFFICER ALT NUM ........ 749 ..........524-1178 

ASST PROJECT OFFICER .............. 749 ..........526-1122 

STANLEY SR WMMS 

OPERATOR ................................... 749 ..........526-2940 

GOVT QAR .................................... 749 ..........526-2324 



EXPEDITOR .................................. 749 ..........526-2242 

BUDGET ANALYST........................ 749 ..........526-1119 

MATERIAL COORDINATOR ............ 749 ..........526-1122 

LSI SITE SUPERVISOR .................. 749 ..........526-3542 

LSI SITE FAX ................................ 749 ..........526-1121 

LSI SECRETARY ........................... 749 ..........526-9893 

SUPPLY SUPERVISOR ................... 749 ..........526-4257 

SR SUPPLY TECH. ........................ 749 ..........526-0845 

SUPPLY WAREHOUSE ................... 749 ..........524-1251 

SUPPLY SHIPPING & 

RECEIVING ................................... 749 ..........526-6574 

ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTOR ...... 749 ..........526-2748 

CCRP SR MECH............................ 749 ..........526-3248 

CCRP WORKERS .......................... 749 ..........526-3797 

PC CLERK .................................... 749 ..........526-4092 

TOOL ROOM ................................ 749 ..........524-1177 

MTC QAR ..................................... 749 ..........526-1124 

———————————————————— 

FIELD OFFICER OF THE DAY 

———————————————————— 


CENTER EOC .............................. 1435 ..........526-3400 

———————————————————— 

FIELD SANITATION TEAM 223RD 

MEDICAL DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR........................ 1217 ..........526-3144 

FIELD SANITATION TEAM 223RD 

MEDICAL DETACH ...................... 1217 ..........526-2676 

———————————————————— 

FILES 201 / RECORDS 

———————————————————— 


REP ....................................OFF POST ..800-318-5298 

———————————————————— 

FINANCE BATTALION 230TH FINANCE MAIN MENU 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1220 ..........526-9233 

———————————————————— 

FINANCE FORT CARSON WOUNDED IN ACTION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1220 ......... 526-6294 

———————————————————— 

FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTIVE DIVISION 


———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1805 ..........526-2679 

FIRE STATION #31 ..................... 1805 ......... 526-4615 

FIRE STATION #32 ..................... 1805 ......... 526-4615 

———————————————————— 

FIRESTONE TIRES / CAR CARE CENTER 

———————————————————— 

OFFICE ....................................... 1515 ......... 576-6570 

———————————————————— 

FISH AND WILDLIFE INFORMATION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 9301 ..........524-5339 

WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT 

OFFICER .................................... 9301 ......... 524-5394 

WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT 

OFFICER .................................... 9301 ......... 524-5356 

WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST ................. 9301 ......... 524-5393 

———————————————————— 

FISO FORCE INTEGRATION 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

FIT TO WIN HEALTH PROMOTIONS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6224 ......... 526-2140 


———————————————————— 

FIXED TACTICAL INTERNET (FTI) 

———————————————————— 

FIXED TACTICAL INTERNET 

(FTI) ........................................... 2135 ..........524-2930 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



———————————————————— 

FLAG DFR 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

FLIGHT PHYSICALS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7490 ..........526-7764 

———————————————————— 

FLIGHT SIMULATOR 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

FLIGHT STANDARDIZATION FOR 

THE INSTALLATION 

———————————————————— 


FLIGHT STANDARDIZATION 

FOR THE INSTALLATION ............. 9638 ......... 526-0145 

———————————————————— 

FLORAL SHOP 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6110 ..........579-8772 

———————————————————— 

FOOD COURT 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6110 ..........576-5661 

FOOD COURT IN PX .................... 6110 ......... 576-6110 

———————————————————— 

FOOD SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF......................................... 1012 ..........524-1133 

CONTRACT REPRESENTATIVE .... 8000 ......... 526-4254 

COR ........................................... 1012 ......... 526-4254 

MEAL CARD & CASH 

CONTROL .................................. 8000 ......... 526-4626 

KITCHEN AREA PHONE ............... 6058 ......... 524-0024 

WOLF DINING FACILITY 

MANAGERS OFFICE .................... 1444 ......... 524-0419 

WOLF DINING FACILITY / 

STAFF ........................................ 1444 ......... 526-9424 

———————————————————— 

FORCE INTEGRATION / MODERNIZATION 

STAFF OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF......................................... 1430 ......... 526-6178 

DEPUTY ..................................... 1430 ......... 526-1271 

PROJECT MGR ........................... 1430 ......... 526-5139 

PROJECT MGR ........................... 1430 ......... 524-5502 

HQDA G8 LIAISON ...................... 1430 ......... 526-8152 

HQDA G8 LIAISON ...................... 1430 ......... 524-0783 

———————————————————— 

FORCE MODERNIZATION 

———————————————————— 

DEPROCESSING FACILITY ........... 8006 ..........526-8252 

LOGISTICS OFFICE ..................... 8005 ......... 526-4799 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON CID 48TH MP DETACHMENT 

6TH GROUP 

———————————————————— 


CID 48TH MP DETACHMENT 

6TH GROUP ALT NUM ................ 1816 ......... 526-3992 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON CONTRACTING OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR ......... 1220 ..........526-4637 

CONTRACTING DIVISION ............. 1220 ......... 526-1767 

CONTRACT MANAGEMENT 

DIVISION .................................... 1220 ......... 526-2070 

SMALL BUSINESS 


CONSTRUCTION DIVISION .......... 1220 ......... 526-6623 

OPERATIONAL CONTRACTING 

DIVISION .................................... 1220 ......... 526-6633 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON FOUNDRY MULTI- 

DISCIPLINE PLATFORM (INSCOM) 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 1450 ......... 524-1024 

MISSION MANAGER ................... 1450 ......... 526-5113 

COLLECTION MANAGER ............. 1450 ......... 524-1022 

ANALYST TRAINER ..................... 1450 ......... 526-2756 

SPECIAL SECURITY REP (SSR) .... 1450 ......... 526-6329 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON GOLF COURSE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7800 ..........526-4122 

ALT NUM ................................. 7800 ......... 526-1927 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON POST OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1519 ..........570-5454 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON SUPPORT SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

WORK ORDERS ............................ 302 ......... 526-5345 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON USED CAR FACILITY CAR SALES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 3660 ......... 524-1146 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON VETERINARY CLINIC 

———————————————————— 

VETERINARY OFFICE/ 

RECEPTION ................................ 6190 ......... 526-3803 

NCOIC ........................................ 6190 ......... 526-1222 

OIC ............................................ 6190 ......... 526-1222 

CLERK ....................................... 6190 ......... 526-4520 

FAX .......................................... 1535 ......... 526-1221 

———————————————————— 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) 

———————————————————— 

FOIA / PA ................................... 1218 ......... 526-2114 

FORMS / PUBLICATIONS ............ 1218 ......... 526-1303 

PUBLICATIONS WAREHOUSE ...... 1218 ......... 526-1226 

RECORDS MANAGEMENT ........... 1218 ......... 526-2107 

MAILROOM ................................ 1519 ......... 526-9093 

FAX LINE .................................. 1218 ......... 524-3611 

———————————————————— 

FREEDOM PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP ........... 1129 ......... 526-1867 

RESERVATIONS .......................... 1129 ......... 524-1163 

———————————————————— 

FORT CARSON OFFICE OF HISTORICAL PROGRAMS 

———————————————————— 

MUSEUM CURATOR ................... 8760 ..........526-2028 

———————————————————— 

FUNERAL HONORS CASUALTY 

ASSISTANCE OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1218 ......... 526-5613 

ADMIN ASST .............................. 1218 ......... 526-3144 

———————————————————— 

FURNISHING MANAGEMENT OFFICE FMO 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR.......................... 402 ......... 526-1745 

———————————————————— 

FURNITURE REPAIR MAINTENANCE 

SECTION SEVEN 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

FURNITURE STORE SPORTING GOODS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1510 ......... 576-6313 

— G — 

———————————————————— 

GAME WARDEN 

———————————————————— 

GAME WARDEN.......................... 9301 ......... 524-5394 


———————————————————— 

GARBAGE TRASH PICKUP 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

GARRISON COMMAND STAFF 

———————————————————— 

GARRISON COMMANDER ........... 1430 ......... 526-5600 

GARRISON DEPUTY 

COMMANDER ............................ 1430 ......... 526-9865 

GARRISON XO ............................ 1430 ......... 526-1061 

GARRISON CSM ......................... 1430 ......... 526-5249 

GARRISON ADJUTANT ................ 1430 ......... 526-5600 

GARRISON FACILITY 

MANAGER .................................. 1430 ......... 524-2055 

GARRISON ADMINISTRATIVE 

CLERK ....................................... 1430 ......... 526-5516 

GARRISON CHIEF PAI OFFICE ..... 1118 ......... 526-4218 

———————————————————— 

GENERAL DYNAMICS NOW UNDER 

MATERIAL FIELDING TEAM 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

GENERAL SUPPLY OFFICE (UNDER DMMC) 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

GIRL SCOUTS LIAISON 

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GLAD’S BBQ 

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GLAD’S BBQ .............................. 1510 ......... 576-1851 

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GLOBAL COMMAND CONTROL SYSTEM 

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CENTER EOC .................24 HOUR CTR ......... 526-2999 

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GOLF COURSE CHEYENNE SHADOWS 

———————————————————— 

INFORMATION ............................ 7800 ......... 526-4122 

ALT NUM ................................. 7800 ......... 526-1927 

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GOLF COURSE SNACK BAR 

———————————————————— 

MULLIGAN’S .............................. 7800 ......... 526-4122 

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GOODWILL LAUNDRY 

———————————————————— 

GOODWILL LAUNDRY ....................................635-4483 

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GREEN TO GOLD PROJECT 

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GUN STORE 

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GUN COUNTER/ MINI MALL ........ 1510 ......... 576-3932 

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GUNNERY SIMULATIONS SITE FSR 

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ADVANCED GUNNERY TRAINING SYSTEMS 

(AGTS) ...............................E OF 2135 ......... 243-6827 

BRADLEY ADVANCED TRAINING SYSTEMS 

(BATS) ...............................E OF 2135 ......... 243-6827 

UNIT CONDUCT OF FIRE TRAINERS 

(U-COFT) ............................E OF 2135 ......... 243-6827 

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HARMONY IN MOTION 

———————————————————— 

NCOIC HARMONY MOTION ......... 1217 ......... 524-3618 

HARMONY IN MOTION CHORALE 


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HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONTROL CENTER 

———————————————————— 

VETS USA .................................... 400 ......... 526-6013 



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HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL ROOM 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 9246 ......... 524-3676 

MANAGER .................................. 9246 ......... 526-0979 


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HAZMAT PHARMACY 

———————————————————— 

PHARMACY .................................................. 526-2979 

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HEALTH PROMOTIONS 

NOW UNDER WELLNESS FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 1829 ......... 526-2140 

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HEATING FAMILY HOUSING 

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HELICOPTERS, SIKORSKY SUPPORT SERVICES INC 

———————————————————— 

PROGRAM MANAGER ................. 9604 ......... 526-3619 

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HIGH COUNTRY HELICOPTER, HIGH COUNTRY INC 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 9601 ......... 526-1315 

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HOMETOWN NEWS PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE 

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———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER OF THE DAY 

/ AOD 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY A LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

ADMISSIONS AND DISCHARGE ... 7500 ......... 526-7287 

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE 

PROGRAM (ASAP) ...................... 7500 ......... 526-2862 

ALLERGY CLINIC ........................ 7500 ......... 524-4217 

ANTICOAGULATION 

MONITORING SERVICE ............... 7500 ......... 526-7160 

APPOINTMENT LINE ................... 1011 ......... 457-2273 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY B LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ................. 7500 ......... 526-7155 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ALPHA 

TEAM 4/4............................... MOBILE ......... 526-2609 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BRAVO 

TEAM 3/4............................... MOBILE ......... 526-0175 

BEHAVIORIAL HEALTH CHARLIE TEAM 2/4 and 

RAIDER TEAM 1/4 .................. MOBILE ......... 526-3547 

BEHAVORIAL HEALTH DELTA 

TEAM 43RD STB .................... MOBILE ......... 526-9337 

BIRTH CERTIFICATES ................. 7500 ......... 526-7278 

BLOOD BANK ............................. 7500 ......... 526-7900 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY C LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

CANCER REGISTRY .................... 7500 ......... 526-7488 

CARDIOLOGY CLINIC .................. 7500 ......... 526-7774 

CARSON CARE CLINIC ................ 7500 ......... 526-7025 

CASE MANAGEMENT .................. 7500 ......... 524-5008 

CHAPLAIN .................................. 7500 ......... 526-7386 

CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC ............... 7500 ......... 526-7834 

CIVILIAN PERSONNEL 

MEDDAC .................................... 7500 ......... 526-7822 

COMMUNICABLE DISEASE ......... 2059 ......... 526-7353 

CORNUCOPIA SHOP ................... 7500 ......... 576-3875 

CORRESPONDENCE ................... 7503 ......... 526-7322 

COUMADIN ANTICOAGULATION 

MONITORING SERVICE ............... 7500 ......... 526-7160 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY D LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

DENTAL CLINIC #1 ..................... 1960 ......... 526-2200 

DENTAL CLINIC #2 ..................... 7503 ......... 503-7166 

LARSON DENTAL CLINIC ............ 1227 ......... 526-3330 

SMITH DENTAL CLINIC ............... 1855 ......... 526-5400 

DENTAL ORAL SURGERY ............ 7500 ......... 526-7100 

DERMATOLOGY CLINIC .............. 7500 ......... 526-7185 

DIABETES CLINIC ......................................... 526-7022 

DIETITIAN .................................. 7500 ......... 526-7290 

DINING FACILITY ........................ 7500 ......... 526-7972 


CLINIC NORTH ........................... 1041 ......... 524-2047 


CLINIC SOUTH ............................ 1150 ......... 524-2738 

DISEASE MANAGEMENT 

CLINIC ....................................... 7503 ......... 526-7022 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 

TREATMENT .............................. 6236 ......... 526-4585 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY E LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

EARS, EYES, NOSE AND THROAT 

CLINIC (EENT) ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7450 



PROGRAM (EFMP) ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7805 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY F LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

FAMILY ADVOCACY 

PROGRAM .................................. 6236 ......... 526-4584 

..FAMILY CENTERED CARE RESOURCE 

CENTER ..................................... 7500 ......... 526-7733 

FAMILY MEDICINE CLINIC DIRAIMONDO 

NORTH ....................................... 1041 ......... 524-2047 

FAMILY MEDICINE CLINIC DIRAIMONDO 

SOUTH ....................................... 1150 ......... 524-2738 

FAMILY MEDICINE CLINIC 

(EACH) ....................................... 7503 ......... 524-4068 


ROBINSON ................................. 7490 ......... 526-7764 


WARRIOR .................................. 2353 ......... 526-9277 

FLU SHOT HOTLINE 

RECORDING ............................... 2059 ......... 526-6422 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY G LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

GASTROENTEROLOGY 

(GI) CLINIC ................................. 7500 ......... 526-7453 

GENERAL SURGERY CLINIC ........ 7500 ......... 524-4166 

———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL DIRECTORY H LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

HEALTH PROMOTION CLINIC ...... 7500 ......... 526-2140 

HEMATOLOGY ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7900 

HIPAA ........................................ 7500 ......... 526-7046 

HIV COORDINATOR ..................... 2059 ......... 526-7353 

HOME HEALTH CARE / 

CASE MANAGEMENT .................. 7500 ......... 526-7728 

HOSPITAL FACILITIES MAINT 

CONTRACTOR ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7699 

HOSPITAL RETENTION NCOIC ..... 7500 ......... 526-6356 

HOSPITAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT / 

HSD ........................................... 7500 ......... 526-7190 

HOUSEKEEPING CONTRACTOR ... 7500 ......... 526-7413 

HUMAN RESOURCES MILITARY .. 7522 ......... 526-3469 

HUMAN RESOURCES CIVILIAN .... 7522 ......... 526-7822 

HEALTH FACILITIES PLANNING AGENCY 

(HFPA) ......................................................... 526-7023 

EVANS ARMY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 

APPTS ....................................... 7500 ..719-457-2273 



HOSPITAL INFORMATION ........... 7500 ......... 526-7000 

———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL DIRECTORY I LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

ICU WARD 2 NORTH ................... 7500 ......... 526-7020 

ALT NUM ................................. 7500 ......... 526-7021 

IMMUNIZATIONS / ADULT .......... 7500 ......... 524-4217 

IMMUNIZATIONS / CHILDREN- 

2 WEEKS TO 18 YEARS .............. 7500 ......... 526-7860 

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE................. 2059 ......... 524-0726 

ALT NUMBER ........................... 2059 ......... 526-3017 

INFECTION CONTROL 

CONSULTANT ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7821 

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 

DIVISION .................................... 7500 ......... 524-6378 

INPATIENT MEDICAL 

RECORDS .................................. 7500 ......... 524-4267 

INPATIENT PHARMACY ............... 7500 ......... 524-4400 

INPATIENT PHYSICAL 

THERAPY ................................... 7500 ......... 526-7048 

INTERNAL MEDICINE CLINIC ....... 7500 ......... 526-7160 

IT HELP DESK (MEDDAC HELP 

DESK) ........................................ 7500 ...800-872-6482 

———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL DIRECTORY J LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

JOINT COMMISSION 

SUSTAINMENT OFFICER ............. 7500 ......... 526-7923 

———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL DIRECTORY L LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

LABOR AND DELIVERY .............. 7500 ......... 526-7090 

LABORATORY 


LABORATORY BLOOD BANK ....... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY CHEMISTRY ......... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY HEMATOLOGY ...... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY HISTOLOGY .......... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY MAIN NUMBER / 

INFORMATION ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY MANAGER ............ 7500 ......... 526-7304 

LABORATORY MICRO OFFICE ..... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY NCOIC .................. 7500 ......... 526-7305 

LABORATORY PATHOLOGY ......... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY SHIPPING / HIV ..... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

LABORATORY SUPPLY OFFICE .... 7500 ......... 526-7307 

LOGISTICS DIVISION FACILITIES 

MNG BRANCH ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7864 

LOGISTICS DIVISION 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7710 

LOGISTICS DIVISION 

PURCHASING ............................. 7500 ......... 526-7795 

LOST AND FOUND ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7951 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY M LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

MAIL ROOM ............................... 7500 ......... 526-7216 

MAINTENANCE CONTRACTOR 

HOSPITAL FACILITIES ................. 7500 ......... 526-7699 

MAMMOGRAMS ......................... 7500 ......... 526-7300 

MED CASE / CEEP MANAGER ..... 7500 ......... 526-7797 

MEDICAL BOARDS ..................... 7500 ......... 526-7600 

MEDICAL CLAIMS ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7271 

MEDDAC COMMANDER .............. 7500 ......... 526-7500 

MEDDAC UNIT SUPPLY............... 7500 ......... 526-2870 

MEDICAL LIBRARY ..................... 7500 ......... 526-7286 

MEDICAL MAINTENANCE ............ 7500 ....... 526-7201 / 

7202 

MEDICAL MANAGEMENT 

NETWORK APPOINTING .............. 7500 ....... 524-5004 / 

4224 

MEDICAL MANAGEMENT REFERRAL 

CENTER ..................................... 7500 ......... 524-5008 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



MEDICAL MOS RETENTION 

BOARDS / MMRB ....................... 7500 ......... 526-6521 

MEDICAL SUPPLY ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7795 

MEDICAL SURGICAL 

WARD 5 EAST ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7040 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION ......... 7500 ......... 524-4029 

MEDICARE NURSE CASE 

MANAGER .................................. 7500 ......... 524-4043 

MEDICATION CLINIC ................... 7500 ......... 526-7155 

MENTAL HEALTH ....................... 7500 ......... 526-7661 

MEPRS ...................................... 7500 ......... 526-7312 

MORGUE .................................... 7500 ......... 526-7309 

MOTHER AND BABY 

WARD 3 EAST ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7030 

MRI SCHEDULING ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7300 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY N LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

NEWBORN NURSERY WARD ....... 7500 ......... 526-7030 

NON-STRESS TESTING ............... 7500 ......... 526-7843 

NUCLEAR MEDICINE ................... 7500 ......... 526-7350 

NURSING SERVICES ................... 7500 ......... 526-7921 

NUTRITION CARE DIVISION ......... 7500 ......... 526-7290 

NUTRITION CARE DIVISION 

DINING FACILITY ........................ 7500 ......... 526-7972 

NUTRITION DIET CLINIC ............. 7500 ......... 526-7290 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY O LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

OB / GYN CLINIC 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7172 

OPERATING ROOM ..................... 7500 ......... 526-7010 

OPERATIONS / S-2 AND S-3 ....... 7500 ......... 526-4016 

OPHTHALMOLOGY / 

OPTOMETRY .............................. 7500 ......... 526-7450 

ORAL SURGERY ......................... 7500 ......... 526-7100 

ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC 

MAIN NUMBER .......................... 7503 ......... 526-7440 

ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC 

PODIATRY CLINIC ....................... 7503 ......... 526-7435 

ORTHOPEDIC OUTPATIENT 

PHYSICAL THERAPY ................... 7503 ......... 526-7120 

ORTHOPEDIC X-RAY OFFICE ....... 7503 ......... 526-7120 

OUTPATIENT PHARMACY............ 7500 ......... 526-7410 

OUTPATIENT RECORDS .............. 7503 ......... 526-7298 

OVERSEAS FAMILY 

SCREENING ................................ 7500 ......... 526-7805 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY .......... 7503 ......... 526-7110 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY P LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

PATHOLOGY ............................... 7500 ......... 526-7900 

PATIENT ADMINISTRATION 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7283 

PATIENT ADVOCACY................... 7500 ......... 526-7225 

PATIENT AFFAIRS....................... 7500 ......... 526-7863 

PATIENT SAFETY ........................ 7500 ......... 526-7190 

PEBLO ....................................... 7500 ......... 526-7600 

PERFORMANCE 

IMPROVEMENT .......................... 7500 ......... 526-7758 

PERSONNEL DIVISION 

PSNCO / MILITARY ..................... 7500 ......... 526-3469 

PHARMACY / SATELLITE 

COMMISSARY ............................ 7500 ......... 524-1060 

PHARMACY CLINIC SERVICES 

MAIN NUMBER .......................... 7500 ......... 526-7198 

PHARMACY CLINIC SERVICES 

OUTPATIENT .............................. 7500 ......... 524-7410 

PHARMACY REFILL OFFICE......... 7500 ......... 524-4081 

PHARMACY SERVICES ................ 7500 ......... 526-7334 

PHYSICAL EXAM CLINIC ............. 1056 ......... 526-7170 

PHYSICAL THERAPY 

INPATIENT ................................. 7503 ......... 524-6490 

PHYSICAL THERAPY 

OUTPATIENT .............................. 7503 ......... 526-7120 

PHYSICALS FLIGHT .................... 7500 ......... 526-5527 


POSTPARTUM WARD 3 EAST ..... 7500 ......... 526-7030 

PRE-ADMISSION CLINIC ............. 7500 ......... 526-7927 

PRE-ADMISSION THIRD PARTY 

COLLECTIONS ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7700 

PREGNANCY TESTS RESULTS / 

RECORDING ............................... 7500 ......... 526-7150 

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 

CHEMICAL SURITY MANAGER .... 2059 ......... 526-5274 


MAIN NUMBER ........................... 2059 ......... 526-2939 


OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ............ 2059 ......... 526-2939 


PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING .......... 2059 ......... 526-2939 

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE / 

TRAVEL CLINIC .......................... 7500 ......... 526-2939 

PROPERTY WAREHOUSE ............ 7500 ......... 526-7066 

PSYCHIATRY CLINIC / 

ADOLESCENT - CHILDREN ......... 7500 ......... 526-7155 

PSYCHIATRY CLINIC / ADULT ..... 7500 ......... 526-7155 

PSYCHIATRY DAY 

TREATMENT .............................. 7500 ......... 526-7035 

PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT ...... 7500 ......... 526-7155 

PULMONARY .............................. 7500 ......... 526-4100 

PURCHASING OFFICE HOSPITAL.... 7500 ......... 526-7784 

PEDIATRICS CLINIC .................... 7500 ......... 526-7653 

PREMIER ARMY MEDICAL 

CLINIC .................. 2059 UNION BLVD ......... 524-7601 

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 

(UNION BLVD) ............................ 2059 ......... 526-2939 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY Q LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

QUALITY SUPPORT DIVISION ...... 7500 ......... 526-7480 

QUALITY SUPPORT DIVISION 

PATIENT SAFETY ........................ 7500 ......... 526-7190 

QUIT SMOKING PROGRAM .......... 1526 ......... 526-7848 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY R LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

RADIOLOGY CAT SCAN ............... 7500 ......... 526-7300 

RADIOLOGY FILE ROOM ............................... 524-0636 

RADIOLOGY MAMMOGRAM ........ 7500 ......... 526-7300 

RADIOLOGY MRI......................... 7500 ......... 526-7300 

RADIOLOGY NUCLEAR MEDICINE.................. 526-7350 

RADIOLOGY ORTHOPEDIC 

X-RAY ........................................ 7500 ......... 526-6540 

RADIOLOGY ULTRASOUND ......... 7500 ......... 526-7894 

RECORDS OUTPATIENT .............. 7500 ......... 526-7298 


OFFICE ....................................... 7500 ......... 526-7144 

RED CROSS EMERGENCY 

LINE 24 HOURS .....................................877-272-7337 


VOLUNTEER COORD ................... 1217 ......... 526-7144 

REFILL PHARMACY .................... 7500 ......... 524-4081 

REFILL PHARMACY ALT NUM ..... 7500 ..888-745-6427 

REFILL PHARMACY FAX LINE ...... 7500 ......... 526-7648 

REFILL PHARMACY 


RESOURCE MANAG DIV 

CONTRACT SUPPORT ................. 7526 ......... 526-7628 


DIVISION / RMD ......................... 7500 ......... 526-7280 

RESPIRATORY THERAPY / INHALATION 

THERAPY ................................... 7500 ......... 526-7892 

RETENTION NCOIC / HOSPITAL 

RETENTION OFFICE .................... 7500 ......... 526-6356 

RISK MANAGEMENT ................... 7500 ......... 526-7215 


ROBINSON FAMILY MEDICINE 

CLINIC ....................................... 7490 ......... 526-7764 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY S LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

S-2 AND S-3 CHIEF OF 

EDUCATION ............................... 7500 ......... 526-7024 

S-2 AND S-3 EDUCATION 

ASSISTANT ................................ 7500 ......... 526-7510 

S-2 AND S-3 EDUCATION NCO ... 7500 ......... 526-7314 

S-2 AND S-3 EDUCATION OIC .... 7500 ......... 526-7024 

S-2 AND S-3 EMT SCHOOL 

NCOIC ........................................ 7500 ......... 526-8590 

S-2 AND S-3 GMOC NCOIC ........ 7500 ......... 526-9158 

S-2 AND S-3 OPERATIONS 

NCO .......................................... 7500 ......... 526-4240 


NCOIC ........................................ 7500 ......... 526-7509 


OIC ............................................ 7500 ......... 526-7998 

S-2 AND S-3 PHYSICAL 

SECURITY .................................. 7500 ......... 526-7951 

S-2 AND S-3 SECURITY.............. 7500 ......... 526-7655 

S-2 AND S-3 SRP WELCOME 

CENTER ..................................... 7500 ......... 526-8091 

S-2 AND S-3 TRAINING AND 

EDUCATION NCOIC ..................... 7500 ......... 526-7024 

SAME-DAY SURGERY ................. 7500 ......... 526-7164 

SATELLITE PHARMACY............... 1525 ......... 524-1060 

SMOKING CESSATION ................ 1526 ......... 526-3887 

SOCIAL WORK MEDICAL PLANNING 

AND DISCHARGE ........................ 7500 ......... 526-7085 

SOCIAL WORK SERVICES 

VICTIM ADVOCACY PRGRM ........ 7500 ......... 526-4590 

SOLDIER READINESS 

CENTER (SRC) ............................ 1042 ......... 526-2014 

SRC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ......... 2056 ......... 524-5559 

SRC MEDICAL ASSIST 

OPERATIONS SPEC .................... 1042 ......... 524-5591 

SRC MEDICAL OFFICE 

AUTOMATION SPECIALIST .......... 1042 ......... 524-5593 

SRC MEDICAL OPERATIONS 

DIRECTOR .................................. 1042 ......... 524-5568 

SRC TBI ..................................... 2056 ......... 524-5559 

SPORTS MEDICINE CLINIC ......... 7500 ......... 526-7120 

STD CLINIC / HIV TESTING .......... 2059 ......... 526-7353 

STRESS MANAGEMENT ANGER 

CONTROL .................................. 7500 ......... 526-4585 

SUICIDE PREVENTION 

DURING DUTY HOURS ................ 7500 ......... 526-7661 

SURGEON FLIGHT ...................... 7500 ......... 524-2216 

SURGICAL CARE UNIT NCOIC ...... 7500 ......... 524-4170 

SURGICAL CARE UNIT 

NURSING DIRECTOR .................. 7500 ......... 524-4172 

SURGICAL WARD 4 WEST .......... 7500 ......... 526-7040 

SURGICAL WARD 

WARDMASTER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7906 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY T LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

TB / HIV CLINIC .......................... 2059 ......... 526-5174 

TDY HOSPITAL ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7280 

TELEPHONE TROUBLE DESK 

HOSPITAL .................................. 7500 ... 800-872-6482 

THIRD PARTY COLLECTION 

PROGRAM .................................. 7520 ......... 526-7700 

TOBACCO CESSATION CLINIC .... 1526 ......... 526-3887 

TRANSCRIPTION ........................ 7500 ......... 524-4029 

TREASURER HOSPITAL ............... 7500 ......... 526-7769 

TMC #10 10TH SPECIAL FORCES ................. 524-4142 

TMC #8 PIÑON CANYON ............................... 524-0102 

TMC #9...................................... 1041 ......... 524-2047 

TMC #9 ALT NUM ...................... 1041 ......... 524-2051 



TUMOR REGISTRY ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7488 

TRICARE .............................OFF POST ..888-874-9378 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY U LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

ULTRASOUND ............................ 7500 ......... 526-7300 

UROLOGY CLINIC ....................... 7500 ......... 526-7125 

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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY V LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

VETERINARY CLINIC ................... 6190 ......... 526-3803 

VETERINARY CLINIC NCOIC ........ 6190 ......... 526-1219 

VETERINARY CLINIC OIC ............. 6190 ......... 526-1223 

VETERINARY CLINIC 

BRANCH CHIEF ......................... 6190 ......... 526-4354 


BRANCH NCOIC .......................... 6190 ......... 524-4114 

VETERINARY CLINIC FAX ............ 6190 ......... 524-4116 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIST 

VETERINARY COMMAND ............ 1012 ......... 526-1216 

ROCKY MNT DIST VETERINARY 

COMMAND 1SGT ....................... 1012 ......... 526-1886 

VICTIM ADVOCACY PROGRAM 

PAGER ....................................... 7500 ......... 577-3171 

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR ....... 7500 ......... 526-7589 

———————————————————— 

HOSPITAL DIRECTORY W LISTINGS 

———————————————————— 

WARD 2 NORTH ICU ................... 7500 ......... 526-7020 

WARD 3 EAST LABOR AND 

DELIVERY ................................... 7500 ......... 526-7090 

. WARD 3 EAST LABOR AND DELIVERY 

WARDMASTER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7913 

WARD 3 EAST NEWBORN 

NURSERY ................................... 7500 ......... 526-7030 

WARD 3 EAST POSTPARTUM / 

MOTHER AND BABY ................... 7500 ......... 526-7030 

4 WEST SURGICAL PEDIATRICS 

& FAMILY CARE ......................... 7500 ......... 526-7040 

WAREHOUSE EQUIPMENT .......... 7500 ......... 526-7066 

WAREHOUSE MEDICAL SUPPLIES 

RECV & STORAGE ...................... 7500 ......... 526-7219 

WARRIOR FAMILY MEDICINE 

CLINIC ....................................... 2353 ......... 526-9277 


CLINIC ALT NUMBER .................. 2353 ......... 524-7857 

WELL BABY CLINIC .................... 7500 ......... 526-7653 

WELL WOMAN CLINIC ................ 7500 ......... 526-7172 

WORKERS COMPENSATION 

HOSPITAL .................................. 1550 ......... 526-3004 

WARRIOR RECOVERY CENTER 

CLINIC ....................................... 7489 ......... 526-4911 


REHABILITATION CLINIC ............. 7488 ......... 526-3289 

WELLNESS CENTER ................... 1526 ......... 526-3887 

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HOSPITAL / EVANS ARMY COMMUNITY 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

HOTLINE DIAL THE CG PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ............................................. 526-2677 

———————————————————— 

HOUSING 

———————————————————— 

ARMY FAMILY HOUSING 

(OWNED AND OPERATED BY BALFOUR BEATTY COM- 

MUNITIES) ................................. 6800 ......... 579-1606 

ARMY HOUSING DIVISION 

CHIEF......................................... 7301 ......... 526-7573 


MGMT ASST .............................. 7301 ......... 526-4856 

ARMY HOUSING DIVISION SINGLE 

SOLDIER HOUSING ..................... 7301 ......... 526-7575 

ARMY HOUSING SERVICES 

OFFICE (HSO) ............................ 7301 ....... 526-2323 / 

2322 / 5219 

ARMY HOUSING UNACCOMPANIED 

PERSONNEL OFC ....................... 7301 ......... 526-0570 


FINANCIAL ANALYST .................. 7301 ......... 526-4246 

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HOUSING BALFOUR BEATTY COMMUNITIES 

———————————————————— 

BALFOUR BEATTY 

COMMUNITIES ........................... 6800 ......... 579-1606 

BALFOUR BEATTY COMMUNITIES 

WORK ORDER DESK ................... 6271 ......... 579-1605 

———————————————————— 

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE 

UNDER EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICES 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

HUNT CONTROL 

———————————————————— 


ALT NUM ................................. 9300 ......... 579-9094 

DAILY PASSES ........................... 9550 ......... 526-5597 

DAILY PASSES ALT NUM ............ 9550 ......... 579-9318 

INFORMATION RECORDING ........ 9550 ......... 526-4136 

———————————————————— 

HUNTING AND FISHING 

———————————————————— 

INFORMATION ................................RC ......... 524-5339 

HUNTING AREAS AVAILABLE ..........RC ......... 526-4136 

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ICIDS 

———————————————————— 

JCIDS ALARMS 


———————————————————— 

ICIDS JCIDS ALARMS 

———————————————————— 

ICIDS CONTRACTOR ................... 1202 ......... 524-1275 

———————————————————— 

ID CARDS 

———————————————————— 

ID CARDS DEERS INFO ............... 1042 ... 719-524-3704 

———————————————————— 

ID CARDS DEERS OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

ID CARDS DEERS INFO ................... 1042 ... 719-524-1102 

ID CARDS DEERS INFO ................... 1042 ... 719-526-3591 

ID CARDS 

DEERS CHIEF ............................. 1042 ... 719-526-3584 

———————————————————— 

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION 

INFORMATION OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1354 ......... 526-0457 

———————————————————— 

INBOUND FREIGHT 

———————————————————— 

INBOUND FREIGHT ....................... 330 ......... 526-1160 

———————————————————— 

INCENTIVE AWARDS 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6223 ......... 526-2274 

———————————————————— 

INDIVIDUAL MILITARY TRAINING 

BRANCH (IMTB) 

———————————————————— 

IMTB CHIEF ...................1117 RM 136 ......... 526-3821 

IMTB DA DIRECTED SCHOOLS (PME) 

ANCOC & BNCOC ..........1117 RM 139 ......... 526-5558 

IMTB DA PME BNCOC (DL) INSTRUCTORS 

OFFICE ........................1117 RM 303B ......... 524-4531 

INSTRUCTORS OFFICE 

ALT ...........................1117 RM 303B ......... 526-5558 



IMTB FAX ....................1117 RM 141 ......... 526-6026 

IMTB FORMAL SCHOOLS 

(ASI / QSI / RECLASS) ....1117 RM 142 ......... 526-1298 

DAC, HAZMAT INSTRUCTOR 

(PRIMARY) ...................1117 RM 206 ......... 524-1241 

DAC, HAZMAT INSTRUCTOR 

ALT NUM ....................1117 RM 207 ......... 524-2740 

IMTB MOBILE TRAINING TEAM 


IMTB ON POST SCHOOLS 

MANAGER / COR ...........1117 RM 141 ......... 526-5436 

IMTB 1ST SGT / BATTLE 

STAFF (DL) ....................1117 RM 137 ......... 526-5436 

IMTB WLC (PRIMARY)....1117 RM 137 ......... 526-1291 

IMTB TROOP SCHOOLS: 

UNIT ARMOR COURSE ...1361 RM 107 ......... 526-2929 

DIGITAL TRNG MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 

(DTMS) COURSE ...........1361 RM 100 ......... 526-2929 

FUEL HANDLERS COURSE .......... 3660 ......... 526-2569 

GENERATOR OPERATOR 

COURSE ..................................... 3660 ......... 526-2569 

NBC COURSE ................1361 RM 100 ......... 526-2929 

SAMS-E COURSE ..........1361 RM 110 ......... 526-2929 

UNIT MOVEMENT OFFICER 

(UMO) COURSE .............1361 RM 109 ......... 526-2929 

PBUSE/UNIT SUPPLY OPERATIONS 

COURSE ........................1361 RM 108 ......... 526-2929 

FOOD SERVICE REFRESHER 

TRNG COURSE ........................... 1369 ......... 526-2929 

IMTB NCOIC ..................1117 RM 137 ......... 526-1291 

IMTB DISTANCE LEARNING 

SITE MANAGER .............1117 RM 316 ......... 524-2161 

IMTB TROOP SCHOOLS 

SITE MANAGER ......1361 RM 114/115 ......... 526-2929 

———————————————————— 

INDIVIDUAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT 

———————————————————— 


ALT NUM ................................. 3900 ......... 526-4074 

———————————————————— 

INDOOR POOL SWIMMING 

———————————————————— 

FAX LINE .................................. 1446 ......... 526-3153 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1446 ......... 526-3107 

MANAGER .................................. 1446 ......... 526-3193 

PROGRAM DIRECTOR ................. 1446 ......... 526-3122 

———————————————————— 

INFORMATION CENTER DOIM 

———————————————————— 


INFORMATION TICKETS AND REGISTRATION 

ITR ADMINISTRATOR .................. 2429 ......... 526-5366 

ITR ALT NUM ............................. 2429 ......... 526-4245 

———————————————————— 

INSECT AND RODENT DEPARTMENT ENTOMOLOGY 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

INSPECTION & CLASSIFICATION 

(UNDER LOGISTICS) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8000 ......... 526-4573 

———————————————————— 

INSPECTOR GENERAL (4TH ID) 

———————————————————— 

ADMIN OFFICE/ 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1659 ........ 526-3900/ 

3901 

CHIEF, ASSISTANCE & INVEST .... 1659 ......... 526-9483 

CHIEF INSPECTIONS ................... 1659 ......... 526-9484 

FAX .......................................... 1659 ......... 526-5177 

CHIEF IG ADMIN OFFICER ........... 1659 ......... 526-9474 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION OPERATION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

EMERGENCY OPERATION 

CENTER ..................................... 1430 ....... 526-3400 / 

526-5500 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION COMMAND 

———————————————————— 

GARRISON COMMANDER ........... 1430 ......... 526-5600 

DEPUTY GARRISON 

COMMANDER ............................ 1430 ......... 526-9865 

DEPUTY GC - 

TRANSFORMATION .................... 1430 ......... 526-1061 

CSM .......................................... 1430 ......... 526-5249 

ADJUTANT ................................. 1430 ......... 526-5600 


ADMIN CLERK ............................ 1430 ......... 526-5516 

AWARDS CLERK ......................... 1430 ......... 526-1068 

DISTRIBUTION CLERK ................ 1430 ......... 526-0872 

ASK THE GC ............................... 1430 ......... 526-2050 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION CONTRACT SECURITY GUARDS 

———————————————————— 

CHENEGA SECURITY & 

PROTECTION SERVICES, LLC ...... 2757 ......... 524-4419 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION PROCESSING CENTER (IPC) 

———————————————————— 

FINANCE ETS AND TEC OFFICE ..... 1218 ......... 526-8473 

PORT CALL FAMILY 

TRAVEL PASSPORTS .....1218 RM 213 ....... 526-2949 / 

8435 

WELCOME CENTER .................... 1218 ......... 526-4454 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION PROPERTY BOOK OFFICE (IPBO) 

———————————————————— 

OFFICER ...................................... 330 ......... 526-2615 

PBO ALT NUM .............................. 330 ......... 526-3508 

INSTALLATION PROPERTY 

BOOK OFFICE ............................... 330 ......... 524-4685 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION SAFETY OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

ADMIN ....................................... 1118 ....... 526-2123 / 

2078 

SAFETY DIRECTOR ..................... 1118 ......... 526-2109 

ACCIDENT REPORTING ............... 1118 ......... 526-8042 

AVIATION SAFETY ...................... 9601 ......... 526-3672 

EXPLOSIVE SAFETY .................... 1118 ......... 526-8048 

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY REGISTER 

@ HTTPS://AIRS.LMI.ORG .......... 1219 ....... 526-8045 / 

3058 

RADIATION SAFETY .................... 1118 ......... 526-3058 

COMMUNITY SAFETY ................. 1118 ......... 526-8528 

MSE SAFETY LNO ...................... 1118 ......... 526-5074 

FAX .......................................... 1118 ......... 526-5257 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION SECURITY DIRECTORATE (ISD) 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF......................................... 1011 ......... 526-3588 

INFORMATION SECURITY ........... 1011 ......... 526-0561 

INDUSTRIAL SECURITY ............... 1011 ......... 526-3588 

PERSONNEL SECURITY 

(SPECIAL ACTIONS) .................... 1011 ......... 526-3418 


SPECIALIST /MILITARY ............... 1011 ......... 526-8617 


SPECIALIST/CIVILIAN .................. 1011 ......... 526-9071 

CLASSIFIED DESTRUCTION ........ 1011 ......... 526-0561 

FAX .......................................... 1011 ......... 524-2667 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION TRANSPORTATION DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................... 847 ......... 526-3126 

———————————————————— 

INTEGRATED TRAINING AREA 

MANAGEMENT LOCATED WITHIN (RC) 

———————————————————— 

RC ITAM COORDINATOR ............ 9555 ......... 526-6374 

RC RTLA COORDINATOR ............ 9555 ......... 524-1496 

RC LRAM COORDINATOR ........... 9555 ......... 524-1493 

RC GIS COORDINATOR ............... 9555 ......... 524-1494 

———————————————————— 

INTERNAL REVIEW (IR) 

———————————————————— 

IR DIRECTOR .............................. 1118 ......... 526-9478 

IR EVALUATOR ........................... 1118 ......... 526-9479 

IR EVALUATOR ........................... 1118 ......... 526-9480 

IR EVALUATOR ........................... 1118 ......... 526-9481 

———————————————————— 

IRON HORSE PARK 

———————————————————— 

RESERVATIONS .......................... 1217 ......... 526-2348 

———————————————————— 

ISOPREP 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1668 ......... 526-9291 


———————————————————— 

ITEP 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR.......................................... 526-5732 

———————————————————— 

ITT INDUSTRIES 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR ALT NUM .................... 330 ......... 526-5489 

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ........ 330 ......... 526-9031 

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE 

ALT NUM ................................... 330 ......... 526-9026 

SUPPLY AND SERVICE 

FEDEX DESK ................................ 330 ......... 526-8023 

WHEELS SHOP ............................. 330 ......... 526-1321 

— J — 

———————————————————— 

JANITORIAL SERVICES 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

JOINT PERSONNEL PROPERTY SHIPPING OFFICE 

(JPPSO) 

———————————————————— 

JPPSO INBOUND ........................ 6261 ......... 554-9291 

JPPSO CUSTOMER 

SERVICE..............................OFF POST ..800-771-1819 

OUTBOUND .........................OFF POST ......... 526-3755 

———————————————————— 

JOINT TACTICAL GROUND STATION (JTAGS) 

———————————————————— 

SITE LEAD .................................. 1210 ......... 526-5763 

LOGISTICS PLANNER.................. 2757 ......... 526-5533 

FIELD ENGINEERING ................... 2757 ......... 526-0290 

———————————————————— 

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL (JAG) 

———————————————————— 

SEE OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE 

— L — 

———————————————————— 

LANGUAGE TRAINING DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

SITE DIRECTOR ......................... 1013 ......... 526-8230 

LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY 

SPECIALIST ................................ 1013 ......... 526-8215 

ACADEMIC SPECIALIST .............. 1217 ......... 526-9332 

———————————————————— 

LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 

———————————————————— 

QUARTERMASTER FACILITY ......... 310 ......... 526-8804 


QUARTERMASTER 

FACILITY ALT NUM ....................... 310 ......... 526-8806 

QUARTERMASTER LAUNDRY 

COR ............................................. 310 ......... 526-8803 

———————————————————— 

LEAR SIEGLER UNC THE AVIATION COMPANY 

———————————————————— 


FAX NUMBER ............................. 749 ......... 526-1121 

———————————————————— 

LEGAL 

———————————————————— 

SEE OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE (OSJA) .. 

———————————————————— 

LEMON LOT 

———————————————————— 


LEMON LOT ALT NUM 2 ............. 3660 ......... 526-1775 

———————————————————— 

LEVY SECTION 502ND PERSONNEL 

SERVICES BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1218 ......... 526-2434 

———————————————————— 

LIBRARY GRANT 

———————————————————— 

CIRCULATION ............................. 1528 ......... 526-2842 

REFERENCE ............................... 1528 ......... 526-2350 

FAX .......................................... 1528 ......... 524-0070 

POST LIBRARIAN ........................ 1528 ......... 526-8144 

———————————————————— 

LINE OF DUTY INVESTIGATIONS 

———————————————————— 

INVESTIGATOR ........................... 6267 ......... 526-5613 


———————————————————— 

LOAN CLOSET ACS FAMILY CONNECTION 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR ACS FAMILY 

CONNECTION ............................. 1354 ......... 526-1070 

ADMINISTRATOR 

WELCOME CENTER .................... 1218 ......... 526-0349 

———————————————————— 

LOCKHEED MARTIN LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT 

———————————————————— 

MANAGEMENT CENTRAL 

ISSUE FACILITY ............................ 233 ......... 526-6139 

———————————————————— 

LOCKSMITH 

———————————————————— 

DOORS ........................................ 210 ......... 526-2044 

DOORS ALT NUM 2 ...................... 210 ......... 526-5345 

SAFES AND DESKS .................... 8000 ......... 526-3548 

SAFES AND DESKS ALT NUM ..... 8000 ......... 526-5353 

———————————————————— 

LODGING COLORADO INN 

———————————————————— 

FRONT DESK .............................. 7301 ....... 524-8300 / 

526-4832 

— M — 

———————————————————— 

MAGISTRATE COURT 

———————————————————— 

MAGISTRATE COURT .................. 6284 ......... 526-1827 

———————————————————— 

MAILROOM / OFFICIAL MAILROOM 

& DISTRIBUTION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 1519 ......... 526-3029 

OMDC ........................................ 1519 ......... 526-4546 

FAX .......................................... 1519 ......... 524-2033 

———————————————————— 

MARRIAGE COUNSELING 

———————————————————— 


FAMILY MEMBER ....................... 7500 ......... 526-4585 

———————————————————— 

MASTER CLOCK 

———————————————————— 




DISN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ......... 560-6742 

———————————————————— 

MAYOR PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 

MAYOR PROGRAM ..................... 1526 ......... 526-1082 

MAYOR ALTERNATE NUMBER .... 1526 ......... 526-8303 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

RESERVATIONS .......................... 1517 ......... 526-9855 

———————————————————— 

MEDICAL CLINICS, TROOP (TMC) 

———————————————————— 

ROBINSON TMC 10 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7490 ......... 526-7764 

ROBINSON TMC 10 

AUTOMATED SYSTEM ................ 7490 ......... 524-4142 

ROBINSON TMC 10 ALT NUM ..... 7490 ......... 524-4149 

ROBINSON TMC 10 FAX ............. 7490 ......... 524-2258 

DIRAIMONDO TMC 9 .................. 1041 ......... 524-2047 

DIRAIMONDO TMC 9 .................. 1041 ......... 524-2048 

DIRAIMONDO TMC SOUTH ......... 1150 ......... 524-2738 

PIÑON CANYON TMC 8 ................................. 524-0102 

PHYSICAL EXAMS CENTER 

TMC 7........................................ 7500 ......... 526-7170 

PHYSICAL EXAMS CENTER 

FAX TMC 7 ................................. 7500 ......... 524-4010 


CLINIC ....................................... 2353 ......... 526-9277 


CLINIC ....................................... 2353 ......... 524-7857 


CLINIC FAX ................................ 2353 ......... 524-7807 

PREMIER ARMY HEALTH 

CLINIC ................................OFF POST ......... 524-7601 

———————————————————— 

MEDIVAC/EVAC 

———————————————————— 

MEDIVAC/EVAC .......................... 7500 ......... 524-4013 

———————————————————— 

MEET ME CONFERENCE LINES 

———————————————————— 

(HOLDS UP TO 15 CONFERENCE CALLS ONLY) 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1551 ......... 526-9990 

THRU 52 

———————————————————— 

MEPS DENVER RECRUITING 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP ....OFF POST ..303-894-9725 

———————————————————— 

MICOM MISSILE COMMAND 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATION 

SPECIALIST ................................ 8000 ......... 526-1614 

———————————————————— 

MILES WAREHOUSE 

———————————————————— 

WAREHOUSE MANAGER ............. 1230 ......... 526-8095 


SPECIALIST ................................ 1342 ......... 526-3392 


———————————————————— 

MILITARY CLOTHING AND SALES 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 1510 ......... 526-8715 

MAIN ......................................... 1510 ......... 576-2586 

ALTERNATE ............................. 1510 ......... 576-3345 

———————————————————— 

MILITARY PERSONNEL DIVISION (MPD) 

———————————————————— 

MPD DIRECTOR ......................... 1218 ......... 526-2352 

MPD DEPUTY DIRECTOR ............ 1218 ......... 526-0435 

MPD MANAGEMENT 

ASSISTANT ................................ 1218 ......... 526-4312 

MPD FAX ................................... 1218 ......... 526-0350 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION 

———————————————————— 

ADMIN SERVICES DIV / FOIA-PA OFFICER 

CHIEF......................................... 1218 ......... 526-2114 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 524-3611 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRIES 

———————————————————— 

CONGRESSIONAL CHIEF ............. 1218 ......... 526-9488 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 526-9472 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

ID CARDS / DEERS 

———————————————————— 

ID CARDS / DEERS CHIEF ........... 1042 ......... 526-3584 

ID CARDS / DEERS NCOIC .......... 1042 ......... 524-1103 

ID CARDS / DEERS ASSISTANT 

CHIEF......................................... 1042 ......... 524-1102 

VERIFYING OFFICIAL ................... 1042 ......... 524-1101 

VERIFYING OFFICIAL ................... 1042 ......... 526-4252 

FAX .......................................... 1042 ......... 524-1202 

———————————————————— 

MMPD 

IN-OUT PROCESSING 

———————————————————— 

IN-OUT PROCESSING 

SECTION CHIEF .......................... 1218 ......... 526-4454 

OUT-PROCESSING CLERK .......... 1218 ......... 526-4454 

LEAD IN-PROCESSING ................ 1218 ......... 526-9732 

IN-PROCESSING CLERK .............. 1218 ......... 526-9889 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

INSTALLATION FORMS 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION FORMS 

OFFICER .................................... 1218 ......... 526-1303 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 524-3611 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

PERSONNEL ACTIONS 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL ACTIONS & 

PRO SECTION CHIEF .................. 1218 ......... 526-3947 

PROMOTIONS ............................ 1218 ......... 526-3970 

PROMOTIONS ............................ 1218 ......... 526-8442 

PROMOTIONS ............................ 1218 ......... 524-5277 

COMPASSIONATE 

ASSIGNMENTS ........................... 1218 ......... 526-3953 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 526-5048 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

PERSONNEL AUTOMATION SECTION (PAS) 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL AUTOMATION 

SECTION CHIEF .......................... 1218 ......... 526-6518 

PAS ........................................... 1218 ......... 524-5295 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 526-6752 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

PERSONNEL PROCESSING BRANCH SRP SITE 

——————————————— 

SRP MANAGER ........................... 1042 ......... 526-2014 

SRP SITE NCOIC ......................... 1042 ......... 526-3380 

FAX .......................................... 1042 ......... 526-6927 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

PERSONNEL SERVICE BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

CASUALTY OFFICE CHIEF ........... 1218 ......... 526-6532 

CASUALTY OFFICE NCOIC........... 1218 ......... 526-2510 

MORTUARY ................................ 1218 ......... 526-5614 

ON-CALL CELL PHONE ............... 1218 ......... 338-8187 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 526-8492 



———————————————————— 

MMPD 

PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1218 ......... 526-8444 

PSB DIRECTOR .......................... 1218 ......... 525-8444 

HUMAN RESOURCE ASST ........... 1218 ......... 524-3804 




FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 526-5048 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

REASSIGNMENTS 

———————————————————— 

PASSPORTS / FAMILY 

TRAVEL .........................1218 RM 213 ........ 526-8435/ 

2949 

DRILLS / RECRUITERS ................ 1218 ......... 526-2949 

ENL / OFF REASG / LEVY 

BFGS ......................................... 1218 ......... 526-4730 

ENL / OFF REASG / LEVY 

BFGS ......................................... 1218 ......... 526-2434 

FAX ROOM 108 ........................ 1218 ......... 526-1451 

FAX ROOM 213 ........................ 1218 ......... 526-2985 

———————————————————— 

MPD 


———————————————————— 

RECORDS 

MANAGEMENT / ARIMS .............. 1218 ......... 526-2107 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

STRENGTH MANAGEMENT BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

STRENGTH MANAGEMENT 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1218 ......... 526-8430 

———————————————————— 

MPD 

TRANSITIONS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

TRANSITIONS CENTER CHIEF ..... 1218 ......... 526-2840 

TRANSITIONS CENTER 

ASST CHIEF ............................... 1218 ......... 526-2888 

HR ADMIN .................................. 1218 ......... 526-3963 

HR LEAD TECH ........................... 1218 ......... 526-4298 

CHAPTER ELIMINATION TECH ..... 1218 ......... 526-3328 

SBP COUNSELOR ....................... 1218 ......... 526-2660 

MEDICAL DISABILITY TECH ........ 1218 ......... 526-2626 

ETS ORDERS TECH .................... 1218 ......... 526-2240 

PRE-RETIREMENT TECH ............. 1218 ......... 526-2099 

OFFICER SEPARATION TECH ...... 1218 ......... 524-2679 

FINAL OUT-PROCESSING TECH .. 1218 ......... 526-0862 

HR ASSISTANT ........................... 1218 ......... 526-8458 

FAX .......................................... 1218 ......... 524-1110 

———————————————————— 

MILITARY SCIENCE UNIVERSITY 

COLORADO, COLORADO SPRINGS (UCCS) 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR.................OFF POST ......... 262-3521 

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 

ALT NUM ............................OFF POST ......... 526-3520 

FAX ...................................OFF POST ......... 262-3539 

FAX ALT NUM ...................OFF POST ......... 262-3519 

UCCS GREEN TO GOLD 

PROGRAM ...........................OFF POST ......... 262-3236 

UCCS PROFESSOR OF 

MILITARY SCIENCE..............OFF POST ......... 262-3517 

UCCS RECRUITING RETENTION 

OFFICE ................................OFF POST ......... 262-3539 

UCCS SUPPLY OFFICE .........OFF POST ......... 262-3174 

———————————————————— 

MISSION SUPPORT ELEMENT (MSE) 

———————————————————— 

MSE DEP CDR & CHIEF 

OF STAFF ................................... 1435 ......... 526-3085 

MSE SGM .................................. 1435 ......... 526-5987 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



FCCO SGS .................................. 1435 ......... 526-2394 

DEP SGS .................................... 1435 ......... 526-2394 

SGS NCOIC ................................ 1435 ......... 526-3405 

SGS ........................................... 1435 ......... 526-2394 

SGS NCOIC ................................ 1435 ......... 526-3405 

G-1 MSE .................................... 1435 ......... 526-6983 

G-1 MSE CHIEF .......................... 1435 ......... 526-4345 

G-2 ........................................... 1435 ......... 526-4126 

G-2 SECURITY MANAGER ........... 1435 ......... 526-2054 

G-2 INTEL TRAINING .................. 1435 ......... 526-3376 

G-2 FOREIGN DISCLOSURE PM 

/ THREAT ANALYST .................... 1435 ......... 526-5733 

G-2 SCI PROGRAM 

MANAGER .................................. 1435 ......... 524-1008 

G-2 SECURITY ............................ 1435 ......... 526-8029 

G-3 ............................................ 1435 ......... 524-4643 

G-3 SGM .................................... 1435 ......... 524-0676 

G-3 CHOPS ................................ 1435 ......... 524-1361 

G-3 TRNG .................................. 1435 ......... 526-3629 

G-3 PLANS................................. 1435 ......... 524-2291 

G-3 AIR ...................................... 1435 ......... 526-4103 

G-4 ............................................ 1435 ......... 526-9055 

G-4 DEP ..................................... 1435 ......... 524-1757 

G-4 SGM .................................... 1435 ......... 526-5780 

G-6 ............................................ 1435 ......... 526-2744 

G-6 AUTOMATION TECH ............. 1435 ......... 526-0428 

FORCE INTEGRATION (FI) 

CHIEF......................................... 1435 ......... 526-6178 

DIV SURG NCOIC ........................ 1430 ......... 526-8302 

EO ............................................. 1430 ......... 526-9469 

IG ADMIN ................................... 1659 ....... 526-3900 / 

3901 

IG CH, ASST & INVEST................ 1659 ......... 526-9483 

IG CH, INSPECTIONS .................. 1659 ......... 526-9484 

PAO ........................................... 1430 ......... 526-1269 

FRSA ......................................... 1430 ......... 524-1278 

EXEC SERVICES ......................... 1435 ......... 526-9986 

EXECUTIVE SERVICES, CMD 

VISITS ........................................ 1435 ......... 526-4772 

EXEC SERVICES, CMD 

EVENTS ..................................... 1435 ......... 526-9864 

SJA ............................................ 1430 ......... 526-1429 

DEP SJA .................................... 1430 ......... 526-1441 

SAFETY ...................................... 1430 ......... 526-8048 

G-6 DEPUTY ............................... 1430 ......... 524-0428 

CIG / STRATCOM........................ 1430 ......... 524-2927 

DRM .......................................... 1430 ......... 526-4795 

DRM BUDGET ............................ 1430 ......... 526-4795 

DRM MANPOWER ...................... 1430 ......... 526-1858 

———————————————————— 

MOUNTAIN POST SELF-STORAGE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6185 ......... 576-6100 

———————————————————— 

MOUNTAIN POST WELLNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 


ALTERNATE NUMBER ................ 1526 ......... 526-4261 

———————————————————— 

MOUNTAINEER 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

MULLIGAN’S 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

MULTI-PURPOSE RANGE COMPLEX 

DMPRC RANGE 143 

———————————————————— 

RANGE 143/DMPRC ......... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3544 

———————————————————— 

MULTI-PURPOSE RANGE COMPLEX 

MPRC RANGE 143 

———————————————————— 

MPRC RANGE 143 

ADMINISTRATOR.......... DOWN RANGE ......... 338-8006 

RANGE 109 OPERATIONS 

OFFICE ............................. RANGE 109 ......... 524-2018 

RANGE 109 OPERATIONS 

OFFICE ALT NUM ............ RANGE 109 ......... 524-0439 

RANGE 109 TOWER ......... RANGE 109 ......... 524-1069 

RANGE 123 AIRBURST 

COMMAND ...................... RANGE 123 ......... 526-3273 

123 AIRBURST COMMAND 

ALT ................................ RANGE 123 ......... 526-3225 

143 A A R BUILDING ........ RANGE 143 ......... 524-3960 

143 A A R BUILDING 

ALT NUM ....................... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3964 

143 A A R BUILDING 

ALT NUM 2 .................... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3966 

143 ASSISTANT OIC ......... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3959 

143 FAX LINE ................... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3543 

RANGE 143 / DMPR 

MAINT SHOP .................... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3956 

143 TOWER UNIT ............. RANGE 143 ......... 524-3957 

145 MAINTENANCE 

OFFICE ............................. RANGE 145 ......... 524-3958 

145 TOWER UNIT ............. RANGE 145 ......... 524-3965 

55 / 57 M16 OFFICE ...... RANGE 5557 ......... 526-3468 

55 / 57 TOWER .............. RANGE 5557 ......... 526-3472 

55 / 57 TOWER 

ALT NUM ..................... RANGE 5557 ......... 526-3471 

— N — 

———————————————————— 

NAF HUMAN RESOURCE 

———————————————————— 

HR MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT / 

TRAINING COOR ......................... 1217 ......... 526-0427 

NAF PAYROLL ............................ 1217 ......... 524-0999 

RMD / BUDGET FAX ................. 1217 ......... 526-1278 

———————————————————— 

NAF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE, CPAC 

———————————————————— 

NAF JOB INFORMATION 

DESK ......................................... 1217 ......... 526-4445 

NAF HUMAN RESOURCES 

OFFICER .................................... 1217 ......... 526-3228 

NAF HUMAN RESOURCES 

SPECIALIST ................................ 1217 ......... 526-0454 

NAF HRO FAX ........................... 1217 ......... 526-5316 

———————————————————— 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS TIME 

BOULDER COLORADO 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ..303-499-7111 

———————————————————— 

NAVAL MOBILE CONSTRUCTION 

BATTALION 17 NMCB-17 SEABEES 

———————————————————— 

NAVAL SEABEES RSS 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 9271 ......... 526-0779 

NAVAL SEABEES SUPPLY 

OFFICE ....................................... 9271 ......... 526-2932 

NAVAL SEABEES VEHICLE 

MAINTENANCE ........................... 9271 ......... 526-2934 

———————————————————— 

NAVY OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER 

FORT CARSON 

———————————————————— 

NOSC COMMAND CHIEF ............. 8932 ......... 526-5258 

NOSC COMMAND DUTY CELL .... 8932 ......... 238-8541 

NOSC COMMANDING 

OFFICER .................................... 8932 ......... 526-3075 

NOSC COMMAND DUTY LINE ..... 8932 ......... 526-2964 

NOSC ADMINISTRATIVE 

OFFICE ....................................... 8932 ......... 526-2954 

NOSC TRAINING OFFICE ............. 8932 ......... 526-1713 


NOSC RESERVE PAY OFFICE ....... 8932 ......... 526-5372 

NOSC MEDICAL OFFICE .............. 8932 ......... 526-3018 

NAVY RECRUITER ....................... 8932 ......... 527-4371 

NAVY RECRUITER OFFICE ........... 8932 ......... 527-1918 

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NBC DEFENSE SCHOOL COLORADO REGIONAL 

TRAINING INSTITUTE 

———————————————————— 


ADMINISTRATOR ALT NUM ........ 6286 ......... 526-2124 

———————————————————— 

NCO ACADEMY UNDER DPTM 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

NEFF OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

SITE MANAGER .......................... 8030 ......... 526-3543 

———————————————————— 

NETWORK ENTERPRISE CENTER (NEC) 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT 

BRANCH .................................... 1550 ......... 526-2270 

DIRECTOR .................................. 1550 ......... 526-3410 

SECRETARY ............................... 1550 ......... 526-3410 

OPERATIONS CENTER ................ 1550 ......... 526-6000 

DEPUTY ..................................... 1550 ......... 526-3410 

FAX .......................................... 1550 ......... 526-4105 

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NEC 

BUSINESS & PLANS DIVISION 

———————————————————— 


BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BRANCH (BMB) 

CHIEF......................................... 1550 ......... 526-1300 

PLANS, ARCHITECTURE & SERVICE OPERATIONS 

BRANCH (PASOB) CHIEF ............. 1550 ......... 526-0197 

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NEC 

DESKTOP SUPPORT DIVISION 

———————————————————— 


CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1550 ......... 526-1882 

DESKTOP SERVICES 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1550 ......... 526-1882 

———————————————————— 

NEC 

INFORMATION ASSURANCE DIVISION 

———————————————————— 


COMPLIANCE BRANCH 

CHIEF......................................... 1550 ......... 526-1512 

POLICY MANAGEMENT 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1550 ......... 526-8991 

———————————————————— 

NEC 

NETWORKING & SWITCH DIVISION 

———————————————————— 


NETWORK & SWITCHING 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1550 ......... 524-5180 

VIDEO TELECONFERENCING 

MANAGER (VTC) ......................... 1550 ......... 526-5162 

TRANSMISSION BRANCH 

CHIEF......................................... 1550 ......... 526-5129 

COMMUNICATIONS TASK 

LEAD ......................................... 1550 ......... 526-5594 

FREQUENCY MANAGER .............. 1550 ......... 524-3536 

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NEC 

SYSTEMS SUPPORT DIVISION 

———————————————————— 




SERVER MANAGEMENT 

CHIEF......................................... 1550 ......... 526-1304 

TACTICAL SUPPORT 

BRANCH CHIEF .......................... 1550 ......... 526-6577 

———————————————————— 

NOISE COMPLAINTS REFER TO EOC 

———————————————————— 


CENTER EOC .............................. 1430 ......... 526-3400 

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER EOC 

ALT NUM ................................. 1430 ......... 526-5500 

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NONAPPROPRIATED FUNDS ALT NUM 2 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

NORAD CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN AFB 

———————————————————— 


DISN NUMBERS ..................OFF POST ......... 268-1110 

PETERSON AFB ...................OFF POST ......... 556-7321 


— O — 

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 

———————————————————— 

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ............ 2059 ......... 526-2939 

———————————————————— 

OFF-POST SCHOOLS COORDINATOR 

———————————————————— 

COORDINATOR ........................... 1430 ......... 526-3738 

COORDINATOR 

ALT NUM+A5718 ..................... 1430 ......... 526-1290 

———————————————————— 

OFFICE OF HISTORICAL PROGRAMS 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR .................................. 2160 ......... 526-1404 

CURATOR ................................... 2160 ......... 526-2028 

OPERATIONS .............................. 2160 ......... 526-0269 

INFORMATION ............................ 2160 ......... 526-1368 

———————————————————— 

OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE (OSJA) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6222 ......... 526-5761 

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION ......... 6222 ......... 526-5361 

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 

DIVISION .................................... 6222 ......... 526-4834 

ARTICLE 15 SECTION ................. 6222 ......... 526-0496 

CHIEF, MILITARY JUSTICE .......... 6222 ......... 526-1399 

CLAIMS DIVISION ....................... 6222 ......... 526-1355 

COURTS MARTIAL SECTION ....... 6222 ......... 526-1387 

MILITARY COURTHOUSE............. 6221 ......... 524-1652 

NCOIC, CRIMINAL LAW ............... 6222 ......... 526-0600 

DEPUTY SJA .............................. 6222 ......... 526-1442 

ELIMINATION SECTION ............... 6222 ......... 526-1387 

INVESTIGATIONS / REPORT 

OF SURVEYS .............................. 6222 ......... 524-0538 

OPERATIONAL LAW DIVISION ..... 1430 ......... 526-0020 

CONTRACT LAW / PROCUREMENT 

ATTORNEY ................................. 6222 ......... 526-1825 

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 

ATTORNEY ................................. 6222 ......... 526-1825 

LABOR COUNSELOR ................... 6222 ......... 526-0537 

LEGAL ASSISTANCE ................... 6222 ......... 526-5572 

MAGISTRATE COURT CLERK ...... 6222 ......... 526-0055 

MILITARY JUSTICE ..................... 6222 ......... 526-0043 

SJA ............................................ 6222 ......... 526-1441 

TRIAL DEFENSE SERVICE 

(TDS) ......................................... 1430 ......... 526-4563 

VICTIM / WITNESS LIAISON ........ 6222 ......... 526-1383 

LEGAL ASSISTANCE ................... 6222 ......... 526-5572 

———————————————————— 

OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL NATIONAL GUARD 

UNDER COLORADO REGIONAL 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 6286 ......... 526-9630 

———————————————————— 

OFFICER EVALUATION REPORTS OER PSB 

———————————————————— 

OFFICER EVALUATION 

REPORTS OER PSB ...................................... 526-5500 

ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST .... 1218 ......... 526-5712 

———————————————————— 

OFFICER MANAGEMENT BRANCH 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 1430 ......... 526-3461 


SPECIALIST ALT NUM ................ 1430 ......... 526-4441 

———————————————————— 

OFFICER RECORDS PSB 

———————————————————— 

ALT NUM 


———————————————————— 

OIL ANALYSIS LAB 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

ONE STOP EMPLOYMENT CENTER 

———————————————————— 

ONE STOP EMPLOYMENT 

CENTER ..................................... 1526 ......... 526-0452 

EMPLOYMENT READINESS 

PROGRAM .................................. 1526 ......... 526-0452 

———————————————————— 

OPERATIONS CENTER (OPC) 

———————————————————— 

OPC GLOBAL COMMAND 

CONTROL SYSTEM ..................... 1430 ......... 526-2999 

OPC NCOIC OPERATIONS ........... 1430 ......... 526-5914 

OPC NON-SECURE FAX LINE ...... 1430 ......... 526-5825 

OPC OIC ..................................... 1430 ......... 526-0628 

OPC DESK UNDER EOC .............. 1430 ......... 526-3400 

OPC DESK UNDER EOC 

ALT NUM ................................... 1430 ......... 526-5500 

OPC CENTER SEARCH AND 

RESCUE ..................................... 1430 ......... 526-2222 

OPC CENTER SECURE 

FAX LINE .................................. 1430 ......... 526-9452 

———————————————————— 

OPTICAL SHOP 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

ORDERS SECTION PSB 

———————————————————— 

PCS PERMANENT CHANGE 

OF STATION .............................. 1218 ......... 526-2434 

———————————————————— 

OUTBOUND FREIGHT 

———————————————————— 

OUTBOUND FREIGHT .................... 330 ......... 526-1157 

OUTBOUND FREIGHT ALT NUM .... 330 ......... 526-1158 

———————————————————— 

OUTDOOR POOL SWIMMING 

———————————————————— 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1231 ......... 526-4456 

FAX LINE .................................. 1231 ......... 526-4456 

———————————————————— 

OUTDOOR RECREATION COMPLEX / ITR 

———————————————————— 

PROGRAMS ................................ 2429 ......................... 

MOUNTAIN POST OUTFITTERS 

STORE ....................................... 2429 ......... 526-9723 

RECREATIONAL RENTAL 

CENTER ..................................... 2429 ......... 526-1993 

RV STORAGE FACILITY ............... 2429 ......... 526-1993 



———————————————————— 

OUTREACH PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 

COORDINATOR ........................... 1526 ......... 526-0460 

— P — 

———————————————————— 

PACKAGE BEVERAGE MAIN CLASS SIX 

———————————————————— 


CLASS SIX GATE 20 

SHOPPETTE ..........................GATE 20 ......... 576-0492 

CLASS SIX HOUSING 

AREA ................................. HSG AREA ......... 576-7923 

CLASS SIX MAIN SHOPPETTE ..... 1524 ......... 576-6531 

CLASS SIX SHOPPETTE 

B STREET .................................... 900 ......... 576-1803 

———————————————————— 

PACKING AND CRATING 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR.......................... 330 ....... 526-6137 / 

3455 / 8734 

———————————————————— 

PASSENGER MOVEMENTS 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST ...... 847 ......... 526-3444 

———————————————————— 

PASSPORTS PSB 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 1218 ....... 526-2949 / 

8435 

———————————————————— 

PATRIOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION PCS PSB 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST .... 1118 ......... 526-2434 

ALT NUM ................................. 1118 ......... 526-2733 

PCS CUSTOMER SERVICE 

CENTER 201 FILES DDDS .......OFF POST ... 800-318-5298 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL SERVICES BATTALION (4TH PSB) 

———————————————————— 

CASUALTY CHIEF ....................... 1218 ......... 526-5477 

CASUALTY NCOIC ...................... 1218 ......... 526-5613 

DEPUTY COMMANDER ............... 1118 ......... 526-0425 

ID CARDS CHIEF......................... 6225 ......... 524-3704 

ID CARDS NCOIC ........................ 6225 ......... 526-8423 

PROCESSING CENTER 

CHIEF NCOIC .............................. 1118 ......... 526-0425 


RETIREMENTS CHIEF ................. 1218 ......... 526-2840 


RETIREMENTS NCOIC ................. 1218 ......... 526-2099 

NCOIC OPERATIONS ................... 6266 ......... 526-2014 

ORDERS OFFICE ......................... 1042 ......... 526-2626 

ACTIONS ENLISTED PROMOTIONS 

BRANCH ALT .............................. 1118 ......... 526-6491 

ACTIONS NCOIC ......................... 1118 ......... 526-1906 

REASSIGNMENT BRANCH 

CHIEF......................................... 1118 ......... 526-8430 


CORE TEAM LEVY ADMIN ........... 1118 ......... 526-2434 


CUSTOMER SERVICE .................. 1118 ......... 526-2434 

FAMILY TRAVEL PASSPORTS 

PORT CALLS .................1218 RM 213 ....... 526-2949 / 

8435 


MS SHEA ................................... 1218 ......... 526-4730 


MS SHEA ALT NUM .................. 1118 ......... 526-8430 


ORDERS TEAM ........................... 1118 ......... 526-2733 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



201 FILES OFFICE ALT NUM ....... 1118 ......... 526-2535 

DISTRIBUTION ............................ 1118 ......... 526-5791 

INFORMATION BRANCH CHIEF ... 1118 ......... 526-6507 

INFORMATION BRANCH 

ENLISTED RECORDS .................. 1118 ......... 526-2300 


ENLISTED RECORDS ALT ......... 1118 ......... 526-6474 

INFORMATION BRANCH IN- 

AND OUT-PROCESSING .............. 1118 ......... 526-6582 

INFO BRANCH NONCOMMISSIONED 

OFFICER .................................... 1118 ......... 526-5713 

INFO BRANCH NCO EVALUATION 

REPORTS ALT .......................... 1118 ......... 526-5712 

INFO BRANCH OFFICER EVALUATION 

REPORTS ALT .......................... 1118 ......... 526-6481 

INFO BRANCH OFFICER RECORDS 

NCOIC ALT NUM ...................... 1118 ......... 526-8442 

INFO BRANCH OFFICER RECORDS 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 1118 ......... 526-8444 

INFO BRANCH REENLISTMENT 

ALT NUM ................................. 1118 ......... 526-4911 


REENLISTMENT OFFICE ............. 1118 ......... 526-3045 

SIDPERS ANALYST 

ALT NUM ................................. 1118 ......... 526-2807 

SIDPERS NCOIC ......................... 1118 ......... 526-6504 

TRAINING OFFICE ....................... 1118 ......... 526-2512 

TRAINING OFFICE 

ALT NUM ................................. 1118 ......... 526-2849 

TRANSITIONS CHIEF ................... 1042 ......... 526-2888 

TRANSITIONS NCOIC 

ALT NUM ................................. 1118 ......... 526-2626 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH (PBS) 

OFFICER & ENLISTED RECORDS 

———————————————————— 

OERS & NCOERS ........................ 1218 ......... 524-3804 

OFFICER & ENLISTED RECORDS / 

OERS & NCOERS ........................ 1218 ......... 524-5504 


OERS & NCOERS ........................ 1218 ......... 524-3295 


OERS & NCOERS ........................ 1218 ......... 526-8445 


OERS & NCOERS ........................ 1218 ......... 526-4742 


OERS & NCOERS FAX ............... 1218 ......... 526-5048 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH (PSB) 

PAS / eMILPO 

———————————————————— 

PAS / eMILPO ............................ 1218 ......... 526-5790 

PAS / eMILPO ............................ 1218 ......... 524-5295 

PAS / eMILPO FAX ................... 1218 ......... 526-6752 

———————————————————— 

PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH (PSB) 

PERSONNEL ACTIONS AND PROMOTIONS 

———————————————————— 

PSB DIRECTOR .......................... 1218 ......... 526-8444 

PSB CHIEF ................................. 1218 ......... 526-3947 

PSB PROMOTIONS ..................... 1218 ......... 524-5277 

PSB PROMOTIONS ..................... 1218 ......... 526-3970 

PSB PROMOTIONS AND 

IMMIGRATION ............................ 1218 ......... 526-8442 

PSB FAX .................................. 1218 ......... 526-5048 

PSB COMPASSIONATE 


———————————————————— 

PEST CONTROL 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 3711 ......... 526-5141 

———————————————————— 

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE 

———————————————————— 

SWITCHBOARD 

OPERATOR ..........................OFF POST ......... 556-7321 

DISN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ......... 834-7011 

DISN NUMBER 

ALT NUM ..........................OFF POST ......... 692-7011 

———————————————————— 

PHONE REPAIR MILITARY PHONES 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

PHONE SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

CENTURYLINK FORT CARSON ...............877-886-2773 

CENTURYLINK .....................OFF POST ........ 577-8481/ 

591-0619 

———————————————————— 

PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

GARCIA GYM PFC ....................... 1856 ......... 526-3944 

GARCIA GYM PFC ALT NUM ...... 1856 ......... 526-5785 

McKIBBEN GYM PFC .................. 1160 ......... 526-2597 

POST FIELD HOUSE .................... 1829 ......... 526-1023 

POST FIELD HOUSE / 

WELLNESS CENTER ................... 1526 ......... 526-3887 

POST FIELD HOUSE PFC 

ALT NUM ................................. 1829 ......... 526-1024 

WALLER GYM PFC ...................... 2357 ......... 526-2742 

———————————————————— 

PIKES PEAK COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

ON FT CARSON 

———————————————————— 


PPCC FT CARSON 

AVIATION SHOP .......................... 3661 ......... 526-4885 

PPCC FT CARSON FAX ............... 1117 ......... 526-3210 

———————————————————— 

PIÑON CANYON MANEUVER SITE (PCMS) 

———————————————————— 

BRIGADE BATTALION 

OPERATIONS ................ DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0126 

BRIGADE BATTALION OPERATIONS 

ALT NUM 2 ................ DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0116 

CG VIP OFFICE 

ALT NUM ................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0142 

CG VIP OFFICE 


CLASS ONE 

WAREHOUSE ................ DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0133 

PCMS ENVIRONMENTAL 


DECAM LIAISON 

OFFICER ...................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0123 




ALT NUM ................................PCMS ......... 524-0111 


FAX LINE .................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0128 

FACILITY MANAGER 


FACILITY MANAGER COMMERCIAL 

LONG-DISTANCE .......... DOWN RANGE ..719-846-2676 


FAX ............................ DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0104 


MILITARY NUMBER ...... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0115 

FIRE DEPARTMENT ...... DOWN RANGE ......... 503-6101 

FTI (FIXED TACTICAL 

INTERNET) ................................... 300 ......... 524-0524 

FTI (FIXED TACTICAL 

INTERNET) FT CARSON .............. 2135 ......... 526-2390 

PIÑON CANYON MAIN 

FAX LINE .................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0577 

PIÑON CANYON MAST 

MEDIVAC ..................... DOWN RANGE ......... 503-6112 

PIÑON CANYON MEDICAL 

MAINTENANCE ............. DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0138 

PIÑON CANYON 

NCOIC .......................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-0120 


PIÑON CANYON 

OPERATIONS CENTER ......DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0114 

PIÑON CANYON OPERATIONS 

CENTER ALT NUM ..........DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0113 


CENTER ALT NUM 2 .........DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0110 


CENTER NCOIC .................DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0121 

PIÑON CANYON BIG CANYON 

RANCH ..............................DOWN RANGE ... 719-846-4696 

PIÑON CANYON BROWN 

SHEEP RANCH ..................DOWN RANGE ... 719-846-6232 

PIÑON CANYON CG 

VIP OFFICE ........................DOWN RANGE ... 719-846-2437 

PIÑON CANYON DECAM 

OFFICE ..............................DOWN RANGE ... 719-846-2806 

PIÑON CANYON HILL 

RANCH ..............................DOWN RANGE ... 719-846-6298 

RANGE DIVISION PCMS 

ADMIN DESK .................................PCMS ........... 524-0124 

PIÑON CANYON 

RAILHEAD .........................DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0117 

PIÑON CANYON RANG 

CONTROL ALT NUM 3 ......DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0130 

PIÑON CANYON RANGE 

OFFICER ............................DOWN RANGE ........... 503-6129 

PIÑON CANYON SITE 

SUPERVISOR .....................DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0120 

PIÑON CANYON 

SPECIAL OPERATIONS ......DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0124 

PIÑON CANYON SUPPLY 

TECHNICIAN ......................DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0571 

PIÑON CANYON TMC 8 .....DOWN RANGE ........... 503-6102 

PIÑON CANYON 

ENVIRONMENTAL .............DOWN RANGE ........... 524-0123 

PIÑON CANYON EMERGENCY 

OPERATIONS CENTER ......DOWN RANGE ........... 524-2801 

———————————————————— 

PIÑON CANYON/ TRANSFORMATION TEAM 

———————————————————— 

INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENTAL 

RES OFFICER ............................. 6236 ......... 526-1706 


RES OFFICER ............................. 6236 ......... 526-1729 


RES OFFICER FAX ...................... 6236 ......... 526-3478 

SUSTAINABILITY HOTLINE .......... 6236 ......... 526-4340 

OPERATIONS OFFICER, PCMS .... 6236 ......... 524-3534 

ADJUTANT / HUMAN 

RESOURCES, PCMS ................... 6236 ......... 526-1729 

ACUB / TDM SUPPORT ............... 6236 ......... 524-1087 

ARCHEOLOGIST TECH, 

PCMS .......................................PCMS ......... 524-0123 

ARCHEOLOGIST, SENIOR, 

PCMS ........................................ 2420 ......... 526-3728 

CULTURAL RESOURCES 

MANAGER .................................. 2420 ......... 526-3806 

ENVIRONMENTAL, PCMS...........PCMS ......... 524-0123 

ENVIRONMENTAL, PCMS...........PCMS ......... 524-0111 

EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS, 

PCMS .......................................... 636 ......... 526-6997 

EQUIPMENT REPAIRS 

OPERATIONS ................................ 636 ......... 526-1971 

FACILITY SPECIALIST, PCMS .....PCMS ......... 524-0138 

GIS, PCMS ................................. 6236 ......... 526-0975 

NEPA, PCMS .............................. 6236 ......... 526-0912 

RANGE CONSERVATION, 

PCMS .......................................PCMS ......... 524-0107 

WILDLAND FIRE, PCMS ................ 636 ......... 526-1666 

WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST, PCMS .....PCMS ......... 524-0111 

WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST, PCMS .....PCMS ......... 524-0132 

WILDLIFE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT .......................... 9301 ......... 524-5394 



WILDLIFE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT .......................... 9301 ......... 524-5356 

———————————————————— 

PLANS, ANALYSIS AND INTEGRATION OFFICE (PAIO) 

———————————————————— 

MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS BRANCH 


CHIEF......................................... 1118 ......... 526-3271 

DEPUTY ..................................... 1118 ......... 526-4648 

CHIEF INSTALLATION SUSTAINABILITY 

RES OFFICER ............................. 1118 ......... 526-4648 

INSTALLATION SUSTAINABILITY 

RES OFFICE ............................... 1118 ......... 526-9777 

INSTALLATION SUSTAINABILITY RES OFFICE 

ALT NUMBER ........................... 1118 ......... 526-8532 

MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS BRANCH 


INSTALLATION SUSTAINABILITY RES OFFICE 

ALT NUMBER ........................... 1118 ......... 526-9705 

PLANS BRANCH ........................ 1118 ......... 526-2294 

ANALYSIS BRANCH ACOE ........... 1118 ......... 526-1706 

PLANS & INTEGRATION BRANCH 

CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER . 1118 ......... 526-5638 

———————————————————— 

PM-HBCT MATERIAL FIELDING TEAM (MFT) 

———————————————————— 

PM-HBCT MFT SITE 

MANAGER .................................. 1012 ......... 526-9142 

PM-HBCT FAX ............................ 1012 ......... 526-2023 

PM-HBCT MFT NCOIC ................ 1012 ......... 526-9131 

PM-HBCT MFT WAREHOUSE ........ 635 ......... 527-8917 

———————————————————— 

POL DIESEL SOLVENT STATION 

———————————————————— 


SUPPLY OPERATIONS................... 228 ......... 526-4194 

———————————————————— 

POLICE / PROVOST MARSHAL DIVISION 


———————————————————— 

POLICE EMERGENCY .................. 2700 ...................911 

POLICE NON-EMERGENCY ........................... 526-8286 

———————————————————— 

PORT CALLS UNDER PERSONNEL 

SERVICES BRANCH 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

POST ARMS ROOM 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR...................310/311 ......... 526-3152 

ADMINISTRATOR 

ALT NUM ............................310/311 ......... 526-2647 

———————————————————— 

POST EXCHANGE SERVICES (PES / PE) 

———————————————————— 


B STREET .................................... 900 ......... 576-2108 


GATE 20 .................................... 3600 ......... 576-3163 

MAIN CLASS SIX ........................ 1524 ......... 576-6531 

A T & T ...................................... 6110 ......... 579-7279 

ABBA EYECARE OPTICAL SHOP .. 6110 ......... 576-5151 

ALTERATIONS SHOP .................. 1510 ......... 576-4304 

ANTHONY’S PIZZA...................... 6110 ......... 576-5661 

EXT 2 

ARMED FORCES BANK 

MAIN POST EXCHANGE .............. 6110 ......... 527-4850 

BARBER SHOP MAIN 

POST EXCHANGE ....................... 6110 ......... 540-9273 

BEAUTY SHOP MAIN 

POST EXCHANGE ....................... 6110 ......... 576-6451 

BOWLING ALLEY SNACK BAR ..... 1511 ......... 576-8126 

BURGER KING EXPRESS STORE .... 900 ......... 538-0944 

BURGER KING MAIN STORE ........ 1520 ......... 576-6957 

ENTERPRISE CAR RENTAL .......... 1510 ......... 576-0727 

FLOWER SHOP MAIN POST 

EXCHANGE ................................. 6110 ......... 579-8772 

FOOD COURT 

MAIN NUMBER MENU ................ 6110 ......... 576-5661 

GARDEN SHOP AND TOYLAND ... 6110 ......... 576-4141 

GLAD’S BBQ .............................. 1510 ......... 576-1851 

GNC VITAMINS ........................... 6110 ......... 538-0073 

GODFATHER’S PIZZA .................. 1532 ......... 576-9292 

GODFATHER’S PIZZA 

ALT NUM ................................. 1532 ......... 576-9143 

GODFATHER’S PIZZA 

ALT NUM 2 .............................. 1532 ......... 576-9142 

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 

GIFT SHOP ................................. 6110 ......... 576-0278 

IRMA’S PLACE ........................... 1851 ......... 576-6485 

KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 

KFC ........................................... 1532 ......... 579-8237 

WILD BILL’S BUFFALO WINGS .... 2355 ......... 226-0868 

LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS .......... 1510 ......... 576-0054 

SPORTING GOODS STORE .......... 1510 ......... 576-6927 

SPRINT BARRACKS PHONE 

SERVICE..................................... 1851 ......... 886-3327 

SPRINT PCS SERVICES ............... 1510 ......... 576-0935 

SPRINT RESIDENTS PHONE 

SERVICE..................................... 7300 ......... 527-0814 

XTREMES BARBER SHOP ........... 1532 ......... 526-0772 

FOOD TRUCK VENDING 

SERVICES .................................. 6110 ......... 576-2672 

FURNITURE STORE 

MINI MALL ................................. 1510 ......... 576-6313 

GENERAL MANAGER .................. 6110 ......... 576-6174 

GENERAL MANAGER 

DISN LISTING ............................. 6110 ......... 691-5199 

HOUSING AREA SHOPPETTE ....... 5940 ......... 576-7923 

SHOPPETTES IVY TROOP 

STORE ....................................... 2355 ......... 576-8532 

MAIN EXCHANGE CASHIER’S 

CAGE ......................................... 6110 ......... 527-4850 

MAIN EXCHANGE CASHIER’S 

CAGE ALT NUM .......................... 6110 ......... 527-4377 

MAIN EXCHANGE FAX................. 6110 ......... 576-4955 

MAIN EXCHANGE PX ALT NUM ... 6110 ......... 576-4000 

PERSONNEL HUMAN 

RESOURCES ............................... 1510 ......... 576-6543 

RETAIL BRANCHES AUTO 

SERVICE MAIN ........................... 1515 ......... 576-4096 

STATION ALT NUM ..................... 1515 ......... 576-6051 

RETAIL BRANCHES BUTTS 

AUTO SERVICE ........................... 6110 ......... 576-6697 

SECURITY SAFETY 

DEPARTMENT ALT NUM ............... 980 ......... 527-9836 

U-HAUL STORE ............................ 980 ......... 527-9836 

VENDING CONCESSIONS 

SERVICES .................................. 1510 ......... 576-2672 

———————————————————— 

POST RESERVE COMPONENT 

TRANSITION/RECRUITING OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

RC RETENTION/TRANSITION 

SGM .......................................... 1219 ......... 526-2599 

OPERATIONS SGT ...................... 1219 ......... 526-8454 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 524-4959 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 524-4976 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 526-3983 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 526-6217 



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POST RETENTION OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

SGM .......................................... 1219 ......... 526-3044 

OPERATIONS NCO ...................... 1219 ......... 526-1900 

ASSISTANT OPERATIONS NCO ... 1219 ......... 526-2229 

DSTB CAREER COUNSELOR ....... 1219 ......... 526-3933 


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POSTAL SECTIONS 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTORY AND 

REPLACEMENT MAIL .................. 1519 ......... 526-9093 

MAIN POST OFFICE .................... 1519 ......... 570-5454 

MAIN POST OFFICE ALT NUM ..... 1519 ......... 570-5453 

OFFICIAL MAIL AND 

DISTRIBUTION OFFICE ................ 1519 ......... 526-4546 

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POV CAR WASH 

———————————————————— 

POV CAR WASH ......................... 1070 ......... 226-2850 

———————————————————— 

PREPARATION FOR OVERSEAS 

MOVEMENT UNDER POM 

———————————————————— 

COORDINATOR ........................... 6266 ......... 526-2014 

———————————————————— 

PRINT SERVICES DEFENSE 

DATA AUTOMATION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

FAX .......................................... 1550 ......... 526-1078 

INFORMATION OFFICE ................ 1550 ......... 526-3300 

WORK ORDER DESK ................... 1550 ......... 526-4900 

———————————————————— 

PROMOTIONS PERSONNEL SERVICES 

CENTER ALT NUMBER 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE (PAO) 

———————————————————— 

AFTER DUTY HOURS 

CONTACT ................................... 1430 ......... 526-3400 

AFTER DUTY HOURS CONTACT 

ALT NUM ................................. 1430 ......... 526-5500 

COMMAND INFORMATION 

CHIEF......................................... 1430 ......... 526-1241 

COMMUNITY RELATIONS 

CHIEF......................................... 1430 ......... 526-1256 

FAX LINE .................................. 1430 ......... 526-1021 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER .......... 1430 ......... 526-1269 

MEDIA RELATIONS CHIEF ........... 1430 ......... 526-7525 

MOUNTAINEER NEWSPAPER 

EDITOR ...................................... 1430 ......... 526-4144 

— R — 

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RANGE CONTROL / PIÑON CANYON MANEUVER SITE 

TRINIDAD (RC PCMS) 

———————————————————— 

RC PCMS SUPERVISOR ................ 300 ......... 524-0120 

RC PCMS SUPERVISOR 

ALT NUM ................................... 300 ......... 524-0121 

RC PCMS EMG EQUIP 

OPS SUPERVISOR ........................ 300 ......... 524-0115 

RC PCMS ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT .................................. 300 ......... 524-0124 

RC DIVISION PCMS FAX LINE ........ 300 ......... 524-0577 

RC PCMS FIRE DEPARTMENT ....... 300 ......... 524-0101 

RC FIRE DEPT FAX LINE ............... 300 ......... 524-0578 

RC PCMS ..................................... 300 ......... 524-0528 

RC PCMS TMC .....................TMC D13 ......... 524-0144 

RC PCMS SUPPLY ........................ 300 ......... 524-0571 

RC PCMS SUPPLY FAX LINE ......... 300 ......... 524-0136 

RC PIÑON CANYON RTO ............... 300 ......... 524-0130 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



———————————————————— 

RANGE CONTROL DPTMS 

———————————————————— 

RANGE CONTROL 

PHONE TREE MENU ................... 9550 ......... 526-5597 

RANGE SCHEDULING & 

OPERATIONS .............................. 9550 ....... 526-9713 / 

1308 / 1309 / 1311 

RANGE OFFICER ......................... 9550 ......... 526-9715 

RANGE OPERATIONS 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 9550 ......... 526-9716 

NCOIC ........................................ 9550 ......... 526-9714 

RANGE SECRETARY ................... 9550 ......... 526-5597 

RANGE FAX LINE ........................ 9550 ......... 526-4761 

RANGE SAFETY OFFICER ............ 9550 ......... 526-6330 

RANGE RTO (RADIO) ROOM ........ 9550 ....... 526-5698 / 

4355 

RANGE DEVICES SHOP ............... 9550 ......... 526-9718 

RANGE SUPPLY .......................... 9550 ....... 526-9185 / 

2797 

RANGE DIVISION INSPECTOR 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 9550 ......... 526-9717 

RANGE 123 / AIRBURST ... RANGE 123 ....... 526-3273 / 

3225 

RANGE 143 / DMPRC ....... RANGE 143 ......... 524-3544 

RANGE 145 ...................... RANGE 145 ......... 524-3958 

RANGE 55 / 57 ............ RANGE 55 / 57 ......... 526-3468 



RANGE 60 .......................... RANGE 60 ......... 526-6030 

RANGE 104 ...................... RANGE 104 ......... 524-2017 

RANGE 109 ...................... RANGE 109 ......... 524-2018 

RANGE 109 / TOWER ....... RANGE 109 ......... 524-1069 

RANGE 109 / MAINTENANCE 

SHOP ............................... RANGE 109 ......... 526-4521 

RANGE 111 / TOWER ....... RANGE 111 ....... 526-4508 / 

6205 

RC TST ELECTRICAL SHOP ......... 9550 ......... 526-4107 

RC TST MECHANIC SHOP ........... 9550 ......... 526-9187 

RC TST CARPENTER SHOP ......... 9550 ......... 526-9186 

RC TST WELD SHOP................... 9550 ......... 526-4108 

RC HUNTING AREAS AVAILABLE 


———————————————————— 

READINESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 



———————————————————— 

REAL PROPERTY UNDER DPW 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

RECORDS / FILES 201 

———————————————————— 


REP ....................................OFF POST ..800-318-5298 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

FILES EQUIPMENT 

MANAGEMENT MICRO ............... 1218 ......... 526-2114 

FORMS MANAGEMENT 

ELECTRONIC .............................. 1218 ......... 526-1303 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 

PRIVACY ACT ............................. 1218 ......... 526-2114 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 

PRIVACY ACT ALT ...................... 1218 ......... 526-2381 

RECORDS HOLDING AREA .......... 1218 ......... 526-2107 

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION 

CONTROL MICRO OFF ................ 1218 ......... 526-2381 

MODERN ARMY RECORD 

KEEPING SYSTEMS .................... 1218 ......... 526-2107 

———————————————————— 

RECRUITING STATION 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR ...........................OFF POST ......................... 


ALT NUM ..........................OFF POST ......... 591-9626 


ALT NUM 2 .......................OFF POST ......... 598-5838 

———————————————————— 

RED CROSS 

———————————————————— 

RED CROSS MAIN OFFICE .......... 1217 ......... 526-2311 

RED CROSS HOSPITAL OFFICE ... 7500 ......... 526-7144 

RED CROSS EMERGENCY 

LINE 24 HRS .......................OFF POST ..877-272-7337 


VOLUNTEER COORD ................... 7500 ......... 526-7589 

———————————————————— 

RED DEVIL RANGE ALT NUM 

———————————————————— 

OPERATOR ................... DOWN RANGE ......... 524-3977 

———————————————————— 

REDEYE MOVING TARGET SIMULATOR 

UNDER TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

REGIONAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 

UNDER CORRECTIONAL LIAISON TEAM 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

REGIONAL TRAINING DETACHMENT LIAISON 

———————————————————— 

LIAISON ....................................... 813 ......... 526-8691 

———————————————————— 

REPRODUCTION DEFENSE AUTOMATION CENTER 

(DAPS) 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 1550 ......... 526-4900 

———————————————————— 

RESERVE COMPONENT 88TH RSC 

———————————————————— 

EQUIPMENT CONCENTRATION 

SITE NUM 42 ............................. 8930 ......... 526-5204 

EQUIPMENT CONCENTRATION 

SITE NUM 42 96TH .................... 8930 ......... 526-5207 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 8930 ......... 524-4949 

———————————————————— 

RESERVE COMPONENT SUPPORT 

INTERNAL OPERATIONS DPTMS 

———————————————————— 

POINT OF CONTACT ................... 1430 ......... 526-5101 

———————————————————— 

RESERVE COMPONENT TRANSITION / 

RECRUITING OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

RC RETENTION / 

TRANSITION SGM ...................... 1219 ......... 526-2599 

OPERATIONS SGT ...................... 1219 ......... 526-8454 

RC RETENTION / TRANSITION 

COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 524-4959 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 524-4976 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 526-3983 


COUNSELOR .............................. 1219 ......... 526-6217 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ......... 1220 ......... 526-3440 

———————————————————— 

RETIREMENTS PERSONNEL 

SERVICES BRANCH PSB 

———————————————————— 

RETIREMENTS CHIEF ................. 1042 ......... 526-2840 


RETIREMENTS NCOIC ................. 1042 ......... 526-2660 

RETIREMENTS NCOIC 

ALT NUM 2 .............................. 1042 ......... 526-2099 

RETIREMENTS SBP 

COUNSELOR .............................. 1042 ......... 526-2660 

———————————————————— 

ROAD CONDITIONS RECORDING 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1430 ......... 526-0096 

———————————————————— 

ROAD CONDITIONS STATEWIDE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1430 ..877-315-7623 

———————————————————— 

ROADS AND GROUNDS CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT 

VETERINARY COMMAND HQ 

———————————————————— 

VETERINARY (1SG) ..................... 1012 ......... 526-1220 

VETERINARY CHIEF 

FOOD INSPECTOR ...................... 1012 ......... 524-4053 

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT S-4 

(MAIN NUMBER) ......................... 1012 ....... 526-1216 / 

1217 

VETERINARY S-1 S-2 ................. 1012 ......... 526-0049 

VETERINARY OPERATIONS 

NCO S-3 .................................... 1012 ......... 526-1886 

VETERINARY CONFERENCE 

ROOM ........................................ 1012 ......... 524-0629 

VETERINARY FAX LINE ............... 1012 ......... 526-1215 

———————————————————— 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN FIELD OFFICE / 

902ND MI GROUP 

———————————————————— 

SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE ....... 1014 ......... 526-4808 

OPERATIONS OFFICER ............... 1014 ......... 526-4815 

NCOIC ........................................ 1014 ......... 526-4810 

TECHNOLOGY PROTECTION ....... 1014 ......... 526-5959 

— S — 

———————————————————— 

SAFETY OFFICE (SO) 

———————————————————— 

SAFETY DIRECTOR ..................... 1118 ......... 526-2109 

SAFETY ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT ................................ 1118 ......... 526-2123 

———————————————————— 

SATO TRAVEL 

———————————————————— 

CARLSON WAGONLIT ................. 1012 ......... 576-5188 

———————————————————— 

SCHOOLS / FOUNTAIN FT CARSON 

SCHOOL DISTRICT NUM 8 

———————————————————— 

ABRAMS ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL ....................................... 600 ......... 382-1490 

CARSON MIDDLE SCHOOL ......... 6200 ......... 382-1610 

MOUNTAINSIDE ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL ..................................... 5508 ......... 382-1430 

FOUNTAIN FT CARSON 

HIGH SCHOOL ............................ 7010 ......... 382-1640 

WEIKEL ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL ..................................... 6070 ......... 358-4320 

PATRIOT ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL ..................................... 7010 ......... 382-1460 

DISTRICT OFFICE ................OFF POST ......... 382-1460 

SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICER ......... 1518 ......... 526-1017 

———————————————————— 

SCOUTS 

———————————————————— 

SCOUTS LIAISON OFFICE............ 6006 ......... 524-0857 



———————————————————— 

SEARCH AND RESCUE 

———————————————————— 


CENTER EOC ............................. 1430 ......... 526-5732 

———————————————————— 

SECRETARY OF THE GENERAL STAFF 

———————————————————— 

SECRETARY ............................... 1430 ......... 526-5914 

———————————————————— 

SELF-HELP HOUSING 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

SELF-HELP MILITARY 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

SELF-SERVICE SUPPLY CENTER UNDER SUPPLY 

MANAGEMENT BRANCH (DOL) 

———————————————————— 

SUPPLY SGT .............................. 8000 ......... 526-9064 

———————————————————— 

SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT / 

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 3900 ......... 526-5485 


———————————————————— 

SEWING ROOM UNDER REPLACEMENT 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1219 ......... 526-2184 

———————————————————— 

SEXUAL HARASSMENT HOTLINE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1219 ......... 526-9468 

———————————————————— 

SHOPPETTES 

———————————————————— 

B STREET SHOPPETTE ................. 900 ......... 576-1803 

GATE 20 SHOPPETTE ................. 3600 ......... 576-3163 

GATE 3 SHOPPETTE ..................... 510 ......... 527-4911 

HOUSING SHOPPETTE ................ 5940 ......... 576-7923 

IVY TROOP STORE ...................... 2355 ......... 576-0281 

———————————————————— 

SIGN SHOP 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

SILVER KEY TRANSPORTATION DISABLED VETS 

60 AND OVER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ..NEEDS 3 DAYS 

ADVANCE NOTICE TO SCHEDULE RIDES ....... 884-2300 

———————————————————— 

SIMULATION TRAINING CENTER (EST) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1217 ......... 526-9423 


FAX NUMBER ........................... 8000 ......... 526-2804 

ALTERNATE FAX NUMBER ........ 8000 ......... 524-2189 

SIM CENTER TRAINING CTR ......................... 526-2820 

MEDICAL .................................................... 526-2820 

———————————————————— 

SMALL ARMS REPAIR UNIT UNDER MOBILITY 

REPAIR DOL 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

SNACK BARS 

———————————————————— 

IRMA’S PLACE ........................... 1851 ..........576-6485 

MULLIGAN’S ON THE 

GOLF COURSE ........................... 7800 ......... 526-4122 

PRUSSMAN SNACK BAR ............. 1851 ......... 576-6485 

———————————————————— 

SNOW REMOVAL 

UNDER FT CARSON SUPPORT SERVICES 

———————————————————— 


SNOW REMOVAL 

POST OPERATIONS .................... 6140 ......... 526-6669 

SNOW REMOVAL POST OPERATIONS 


———————————————————— 

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1039 ......... 526-5807 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIER AND FAMILY ASSISTANCE 

CENTER (SFAC) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1039 ......... 526-5807 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIER FAMILY CARE CENTER (SFCC) 

———————————————————— 

ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC ............... 7503 ......... 526-7559 

ORTHOPEDICS CLINIC ................ 7503 ......... 526-7449 


REHAB SERVICES / 

CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC ............... 7503 ......... 526-7834 


PHYSICAL THERAPY ................... 7503 ......... 526-7120 


OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY .......... 7503 ......... 526-7110 

SOCIAL WORK SERVICES............ 7503 ....... 526-4585 / 

5050 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIER READINESS PROCESSING SITE (SRP) 

———————————————————— 

SRP MANAGER ........................... 1042 ......... 526-2014 

SRP MANAGEMENT .................... 1042 ......... 526-8798 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 7500 ......... 526-7155 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIERS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIERS MEMORIAL 

CHAPEL NCOIC .......................... 1500 ......... 526-5229 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIERS REPORTING LATE OR WAITING TO 

EXTEND LEAVE BEFORE REPORTING 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ....................OFF POST ..800-582-5552 

———————————————————— 

SPRINT PHONE SERVICE 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ 

BARRACKS ................................. 1851 ......... 886-3327 

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ 

RESIDENTS ................................ 7301 ......... 527-0814 

———————————————————— 

STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE (JAG) 

———————————————————— 

SEE OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE (OSJA) 

———————————————————— 

STANDARD ARMY MANAGEMENT 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS (STAMIS) (ULL CSS) 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 8000 ......... 526-6443 


SPECIALIST ALT NUMBER .......... 8000 ......... 526-4414 

———————————————————— 

STAR CARD 

———————————————————— 

AAFES CREDIT CARD ..........OFF POST ..800-826-1317 

———————————————————— 

STINGER UNDER TASC ALSO KNOWN AS RTSC 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

STOCKADE NOW REGIONAL 

CONFINEMENT FACILITY 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 2700 ......... 526-3056 



———————————————————— 

STORAGE 

———————————————————— 

MOUNTAIN POST 

SELF-STORAGE .......................... 6185 ......... 576-6100 

———————————————————— 

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES GROUP 

———————————————————— 

SIG DIRECTOR............................ 1430 ......... 526-1018 

ADMIN ....................................... 1430 ......... 526-4073 

FAX LINE .................................. 1430 ......... 526-1749 

———————————————————— 

STRATEGIC RESOURCES INC (SRI) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1012 ......... 524-4398 

———————————————————— 

SUICIDE PREVENTION 

———————————————————— 


AFTER HOURS ASSISTANCE ....... 7500 ......... 526-7111 

SUICIDE HOTLINE ......................................... 596-5433 

———————————————————— 

SUPERIOR MAINTENANCE 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLANS 

UNDER RETIREMENTS 

———————————————————— 


ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST 

ALT NUMBER ........................... 1042 ......... 526-2660 

———————————————————— 

SURVIVOR GRIEF COUNSELING CENTER 

———————————————————— 

SURVIVOR OUTREACH SERVICES 

COORDINATOR ........................... 6215 ......... 526-2069 

———————————————————— 

SWIMMING POOLS 

———————————————————— 

INDOOR ..................................... 1446 ......... 526-3107 

OUTDOOR .................................. 1231 ......... 526-4456 

— T — 

———————————————————— 

TACOM LAO 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 8000 ......... 526-4914 

———————————————————— 

TACTICAL UNIT FINANCE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 

(TUFMO) 

———————————————————— 



———————————————————— 

TAILOR SHOP IN POST EXCHANGE 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

TARP (THREAT AWARENESS 

& REPORTING PROGRAM) 

———————————————————— 

SPECIAL AGENT ......................... 1014 ......... 526-4810 

SPECIAL AGENT ........................ 1014 ......... 526-4815 

SPECIAL AGENT ......................... 1014 ......... 526-5959 

SPECIAL AGENT ......................... 1014 ......... 526-4808 

———————————————————— 

TASC 

———————————————————— 

FRONT DESK .............................. 1230 ......... 526-2308 

ADMIN SUPPORT ....................... 1230 ......... 526-5770 

GUARDFIST / EST 2000 .............. 1698 ......... 526-9423 

MILES INSTRUCTOR ................... 1230 ......... 526-3392 

MILES WAREHOUSE ................... 1230 ......... 526-8095 

———————————————————— 

TASKINGS LIAISON / DPTM 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATIVE NCOIC ............ 1430 ......................... 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



———————————————————— 

TAX CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6284 ......... 524-1013 

———————————————————— 

TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES OIL 

ANALYSIS LAB 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST 

ASSISTANT ................................ 8000 ......... 526-4991 

———————————————————— 

THE FOX HOLE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1532 ......... 526-5347 

———————————————————— 

THE HUB / FOXHOLE 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1532 ......... 526-5347 

———————————————————— 

THEATER MCMAHON 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1517 ......... 526-3669 


———————————————————— 

THRIFT SHOP 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT (TYAD) 

———————————————————— 

FORWARD REPAIR ACTIVITY 

PRIMARY ................................... 8300 ......... 526-9760 

FAX .......................................... 8300 ......... 526-3265 

TECHNICIANS ............................. 8300 ......... 526-9570 

TECHNICIANS ............................. 8300 ........ 526-8434/ 

8443 

———————————————————— 

TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) 

———————————————————— 

ADMIN SUPPORT ....................... 1230 ......... 526-5770 

TSC DEPUTY .............................. 1230 ......... 526-0799 

FRONT DESK ASSISTANT ........... 1230 ......... 526-2308 

PROPERTY BOOK OFFICER ......... 1230 ......... 526-2135 

GUARDFIST/EST 2000 ................ 1698 ......... 526-9423 

MILES INSTRUCTOR ................... 1230 ......... 526-3392 

MILES WAREHOUSE ................... 1230 ......... 526-8095 

TADSS DESK .............................. 1230 ......... 526-2308 

———————————————————— 

TRANSITION CENTER 

———————————————————— 

TRAINING DIVISION .................... 1430 ......... 526-3738 

ASSISTANCE OFFICE 

UNDER ACAP ............................. 1526 ......... 526-1002 

ASSISTANCE OFFICE UNDER 

ACAP ALT NUM .......................... 1526 ......... 526-1003 

CHAPTER ORDERS ..................... 1218 ......... 526-2240 

CHAPTER ORDERS ALT NUM ...... 1042 ......... 526-8457 

CHIEF......................................... 1218 ......... 526-2660 

ETS ORDERS .............................. 1042 ......... 526-2240 

NCOIC ........................................ 1042 ......... 526-4298 

OFFICER MEDICALS ................... 1042 ......... 526-3328 

OFFICER MEDICALS ALT NUM .... 1042 ......... 526-2598 

OUT-PROCESSING OFFICE .......... 1218 ......... 526-2320 

OUT-PROCESSING ALT NUM 2 ... 1218 ......... 526-8448 

OUT-PROCESSING OFFICE 

ALT NUM ................................. 1218 ......... 526-8456 

INITIATIVES GROUP .................... 1545 ......... 524-1493 

———————————————————— 

TRANSPORTATION FREIGHT 

———————————————————— 

INBOUND ..................................... 330 ......... 526-1160 

OUTBOUND .................................. 330 ....... 526-1157 / 

1158 

SMALL PACKAGE SHIPPING .......... 330 ......... 526-4211 

———————————————————— 

TRANSPORTATION HOUSEHOLD GOODS 

UNDER JPPSO 

———————————————————— 

INBOUND ............................OFF POST ......... 554-9291 

OUTBOUND ................................ 1220 ......... 526-3755 

CUSTOMER SERVICE ...........OFF POST ..800-771-1819 

———————————————————— 

TRANSPORTATION MOTOR POOL 

INSTALLATION (TMP) 

———————————————————— 

TMP DISPATCH OFFICE ................ 301 ......... 526-1651 

TMP CONTRACTOR ...................... 301 ......... 526-8093 

TMP MAINTENANCE OFFICE ......... 301 ......... 526-1415 

TMP PROJECT MANAGERS 

OFFICE ......................................... 301 ......... 526-8093 

TMP SCHEDULING........................ 301 ......... 526-6939 

———————————————————— 

TRIAL DEFENSE SERVICE (TDS) 

———————————————————— 

SEE OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE (OSJA) 

———————————————————— 

TRICARE SERVICE CENTER (WEST) 

———————————————————— 

TRICARE .............................OFF POST ..888-874-9378 

———————————————————— 

TROOP ISSUE COLD STORAGE 

———————————————————— 

VETERINARY BRANCH 

OPERATIONS ................................ 350 ......... 526-2631 

FAX LINE .................................... 350 ......... 526-1823 

———————————————————— 

TROOP ISSUE SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITY TISA 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

TROOP MEDICAL CLINICS 

———————————————————— 

PIÑON CANYON 

(TMC 8)..............................P CANYON ......... 524-0102 

DIRAIMONDO MEDICAL CLINIC 

(TMC 9) NORTH .......................... 1041 ......... 524-2047 

PHYSICAL EXAM CENTER ........... 7500 ......... 526-7170 

PHYSICAL EXAM CENTER 

FAX LINE .................................. 7500 ......... 524-4010 

ROBINSON CLINICS 2 3 5 

AND 10 ...................................... 7490 ........ 526-7764/ 

524-4142 


CLINIC ....................................... 2353 ......... 526-9277 


CLINIC ....................................... 2353 ......... 524-7857 


CLINIC FAX ................................ 2353 ......... 524-7808 

PREMIER ARMY HEALTH 

CLINIC ......3920 NORTH UNION BLVD. ......... 524-7601 

DIRAIMONDO MEDICAL 

CLINIC SOUTH ............................ 1150 ......... 524-2738 

———————————————————— 

TUFMO UNDER DRM 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

TURKEY CREEK RANCH 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER’S OFFICE/ 

ADMINISTRATION..................... 10002 ......... 524-0897 

PENROSE HOUSE, PICNICS, 

INFO & RESERVATIONS ............ 10013 ......... 524-0857 

INFORMATION AND 

RESERVATIONS ........................ 10013 ......... 526-3905 

— U — 

———————————————————— 

UAV FLIGHTLINE 

———————————————————— 

TUAS PLATOON TECH ................ 9655 ......... 524-5962 

TUAS STAN / INSTUCTOR 

PILOT ........................................ 9655 ......... 524-5965 

———————————————————— 

U-HAUL 

———————————————————— 




———————————————————— 

ULLS UNDER UNIT LEVEL LOGISTICS SYSTEMS 

———————————————————— 



———————————————————— 

UNC THE AVIATION COMPANY 

———————————————————— 



———————————————————— 

UNION OFFICE AFGE NUM 1345 

———————————————————— 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF 

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ........ 1011 ......... 526-2102 

FAX .......................................... 1011 ......... 526-9503 

———————————————————— 

UNIT CONDUCT OF FIRE TRAINER 

W / FT CARSON FIRE DEPT (UCOFT) 

———————————————————— 

COMMANDER ............................ 2140 ......... 526-5615 

———————————————————— 

UNIT FUND MANAGEMENT SERVICES DIVISION 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

UNIT LEVEL LOGISTICS SYSTEMS GROUND 

SUPPORT TEAM ULLS CSSAMO ST 

———————————————————— 


USAE US SPACE COMMAND NORAD 

MILITARY ............................OFF POST ......... 554-1970 

———————————————————— 

UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATION 

———————————————————— 

USO ........................................... 1218 ......... 579-9699 

———————————————————— 

UNITED STATES ARMY GARRISON 

COMMAND /REPLACEMENT DETACHMENT 

———————————————————— 

REPLACEMENT DETACHMENT .... 1219 ......... 526-2874 

USAG /PERSONNEL .................... 1013 ......... 526-5282 

USAG /XO................................... 1013 ......... 526-4462 

USAG/USARD CHARGE OF 

QUARTERS (CQ) ........................ 1013 ......... 526-6961 

USAG /USARD FAX LINE ............. 1013 ......... 526-4986 

USAG/USARD S-1 NCOER/ 

AWARDS .................................... 1013 ......... 526-5282 

USAG/USARD SEN PLATOON 

SGT ........................................... 1013 ......... 526-4174 

USAG/USARD SUPPLY ................ 1013 ......... 526-2721 

———————————————————— 

UNITED STATES ARMY REPLACEMENT 

DETACHMENT / WELCOME CENTER 

———————————————————— 

REPLACEMENT 1ST SGT ............ 1219 ......... 526-0347 

REPLACEMENT COMMANDER .... 1219 ......... 526-5282 

IN-PROCESSING FINANCE 

OFFICE ....................................... 1042 ......... 526-8747 

FINANCE NCOIC ......................... 1042 ......... 526-8478 

RETIREMENT FINANCE 

OFFICE ....................................... 1042 ......... 526-8476 

TRANSITION FINANCE NCOIC ..... 1218 ......... 526-8486 

TRANSITION FINANCE OFFICE .... 1218 ......... 526-8473 


NCOIC ........................................ 1218 ......... 526-4454 


CHIEF......................................... 1218 ......... 526-0425 

IN-PROCESSING CHIEF ............... 1218 ......... 526-9889 

OUT-PROCESSING RECORDS 

PCS OFFICE ............................... 1218 ......... 526-4454 

PORT CALLS FAMILY 

TRAVEL .........................1218 RM 213 ......... 526-2949 

PORT CALLS FAMILY 

TRAVEL ALT NUM .........1218 RM 213 ......... 526-8435 

REPLACEMENT PERSONNEL 

TRANSITIONS ............................. 1218 ......... 526-2320 



TRANSITIONS DENTAL FOR 

iN-PROCESSING ......................... 1218 ......... 526-3322 

REPLACEMENT TRANSITIONS 

IMMUNIZATIONS ........................ 1042 ......... 526-5745 


MEDICAL TREATMENTS ............. 1218 ......... 526-5750 


MEDICALS ................................. 1042 ......... 526-2240 

MEDICALS FOR IN- AND OUT- 

PROCESSING ............................. 1218 ......... 526-3224 

MEDICALS FOR OFFICERS’ 

SEPARATIONS ............................ 1042 ......... 526-3328 


OPTICAL .................................... 1042 ......... 526-2542 


ORDERS ..................................... 1042 ......... 526-2320 

REPLACEMENT WELCOME 

CENTER NCOIC .......................... 1218 ......... 526-0345 

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UPS STORE 

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US ARMY RESERVE CENTER DUNCAN SELIX 

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US ARMY SPACE COMMAND 

ON 1670 NEWPORT RD 

———————————————————— 

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ............OFF POST ......... 554-8884 

FIRST SAT COMMAND 

BATTALION .........................OFF POST ......... 554-8761 

OPERATIONS CENTER 

24 HOURS ...........................OFF POST ......... 554-8750 

OPERATIONS CENTER 

24 HOURS DISN LISTING .....OFF POST ......... 692-8750 

SECRETARY ........................OFF POST ......... 554-8887 

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USA INSCOM 902ND MI GROUP 

———————————————————— 

SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE ....... 1014 ......... 526-4808 


TECHNOLOGY PROTECTION ....... 1014 ......... 526-5959 

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USA LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

CHIEF......................................... 8000 ......... 526-9007 

COMMODITY COMMANDS ARMAMENT 

CHEMICAL OFFICE ..................... 8000 ......... 526-1612 

DEPUTY CHIEF ........................... 8000 ......... 526-2450 

DEPUTY CHIEF ALT .................... 8000 ......... 526-9014 

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USAARF AURORA COLORADO 

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USAE US SPACE COMMAND NORAD 

MILITARY PERSONNEL OFFICE ALT NUM 

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USAR AVIATION SUPPORT FACILITY FT CARSON 

———————————————————— 

B CO 7/158TH DET 2 



PLATOON SGT NCOIC ................. 9617 ......... 524-3731 


ENLISTED FLIGHT 

STANDARDS .............................. 9617 ......... 524-3731 

7/158TH B & D CO DET 1 & 2 

FAX LINE .................................... 9618 ......... 524-0724 


SAFETY OFFICER ........................ 9617 ......... 524-3699 

D CO 7/158TH DET 1 

TRAINING OFFICE ....................... 9617 ......... 524-3697 


UNIT ADMINISTRATION .............. 9618 ......... 524-3730 

D CO 7/158TH DET 1 

UNIT SUPPLY OFFICE ................. 9618 ......... 524-0722 

ASF FACILITY SUPERVISOR ........ 9620 ......... 526-2401 

AVIATION MAINTENANCE 

SUPERVISOR .............................. 9620 ....... 524-0802 / 

8687 

ASF ALSE OFFICE ....................... 9620 ......... 524-1646 

ASF FLIGHT OPERATIONS 

OFFICE ....................................... 9620 ....... 524-1617 / 

1661 

ASF LEAD MECHANIC ................. 9620 ......... 526-5493 

ASF PRODUCTION CONTROL ...... 9620 ......... 526-8695 

ASF MAINTENANCE ADMIN 

CLERK ....................................... 9620 ......... 526-5472 

ASF SAFETY OFFICE ................... 9617 ......... 526-3735 

ASF TEST PILOT OFFICE ............. 9620 ......... 524-0801 

ASF TEST PILOT OFFICE 

MAINT EXAMINER ...................... 9620 ......... 526-8241 

ASF AVIONICS / ELECTRIC 

OFFICE ....................................... 9620 ....... 524-4838 / 

0803 

ASF TECH SUPPLY ..................... 9620 ......... 524-1664 

ASF QUALITY ASSURANCE ......... 9620 ....... 526-8688 / 

5451 

MISC FLIGHT OPERATIONS 

CLASSROOM .............................. 9620 ......... 524-1662 

MISC FLIGHT 

PLANNING OFFICE ...................... 9620 ....... 524-1649 / 

1659 

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USED CAR SALES FACILITY 

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UTILITIES AND DIG PERMITS FORT CARSON 

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— V — 

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VEHICLE IMPOUND LOT 

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VEHICLE REGISTRATION 


———————————————————— 

VEHICLE REGISTRATION ..........GATE 1 ....... 524-1896 / 

526-2332 

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VEHICLE STORAGE UNDER DOL 

———————————————————— 

TRANSPORTATION CHIEF ........... 8006 ......... 526-8252 

TRANSPORTATION CHIEF 

ALT NUM ................................... 8006 ......... 526-3883 

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VEHICLE WASH RACK 

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SPECIALIST ................................ 3703 ......... 526-3820 

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VENDING SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6110 ......... 576-2672 

———————————————————— 

VETERANS CHAPEL 

———————————————————— 

VETERANS CHAPEL .................... 2359 ......... 526-5890 

VETERANS CHAPEL ALT NUM ..... 2359 ......... 524-3729 

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VETERANS REPRESENTATIVE UNDER ACAP 

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VETERINARY BRANCH OPERATIONS 

(FORT CARSON) 

——————————————— 

COLD STORAGE AND 

TROOP ISSUE ............................... 350 ......... 526-2631 

COMMISSARY FOOD 

INSPECTORS .............................. 1525 ......... 526-8825 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 6001 ......... 524-4115 

NCOIC ........................................ 6001 ......... 524-4114 

OIC ............................................ 6001 ......... 526-4354 

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VETERINARY OFFICE / 

RECEPTION ................................ 6190 ......... 526-3803 

NCOIC ........................................ 6190 ......... 526-1222 

OIC ............................................ 6190 ......... 526-1222 

CLERK ....................................... 6190 ......... 526-4520 

FAX .......................................... 1535 ......... 526-1221 

VETERINARY CLINIC .................. 6190 ......... 526-3803 

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VICTIM / WITNESS STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE 

———————————————————— 

VICTIM/WITNESS LIAISON .......... 6285 ......... 526-1383 

———————————————————— 

VICTIMS ADVOCACY (SEE ACS) 

———————————————————— 

VICTIMS ADVOCATE ................... 1526 ......... 526-0912 




VICTIMS ADVOCACY (DV / 

SEX ASSLT) 24-HR PAGER ........................... 577-3171 

———————————————————— 

VIDEO RENTAL 

———————————————————— 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP ......GATE 20 ......... 538-5737 

———————————————————— 

VIDEO TELECONFERENCING (NEC) 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1550 ......... 526-5162 

———————————————————— 

VISUAL INFORMATION BRANCH 

———————————————————— 

VISUAL INFORMATION BRANCH / DOIM 

MAIN NUM ................................. 1230 ......... 526-1500 

MAIN CONFERENCE ROOM 

(MCR) ........................................ 1430 ......... 526-5714 

———————————————————— 

VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ...2116 HOLLOWBROK DR. 

..... COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80920... 719-592-1300 / 

1307 

———————————————————— 

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR (DFMWR) 

———————————————————— 

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR ....... 1526 ......... 526-8303 

———————————————————— 

VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (UNDER ACS) 

———————————————————— 

COORDINATOR ........................... 1217 ......... 526-0440 

———————————————————— 

VOTING ASSISTANCE OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATOR........................ 1218 ....... 503-0141 / 

526-3240 

— W — 

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WARRANTY CONTROL OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 8000 ......... 526-3166 


SPECIALIST ALT NUM .............. 8000 ......... 526-5518 


ALPHABETICAL

ALPHABETICAL 



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PARTNERSHIP CENTER 

———————————————————— 

INFORMATION ............................ 1532 ....... 526-8749 / 

526-8747 

DONATION ................................. 1532 ....... 526-0423 / 

359-2203 


WRC ...............................7488 / 7489 ....... 526-4911 / 

3286 

———————————————————— 

WARRIOR SKILLS TRAINER (WST) 

———————————————————— 

CST SITE LEAD / 

SCHEDULAR ............................... 1669 ......... 524-4568 

———————————————————— 

WARRIOR TRANSITION BATTALION 

———————————————————— 

WTB BN CDR ............................. 1150 ......... 526-9799 

WTB BN XO ................................ 1150 ......... 526-8563 

WTB CSM .................................. 1150 ......... 524-4833 

WTB ADJUTANT ......................... 1150 ......... 526-8550 

WTB BN S-1 .............................. 1150 ......... 526-8555 

WTB BN S-3 .............................. 1150 ......... 526-8567 

WTB BN S-4 .............................. 1150 ......... 526-8561 

WTB BN HR ................................ 1150 ......... 526-8555 

WTB A-CO CDR .......................... 1049 ......... 524-3519 

WTB B-CO CDR .......................... 1049 ......... 526-9128 

WTB C-CO CDR ............................ 813 ......... 526-9109 

WTB C-CO HUMAN 

RESOURCES ................................. 813 ......... 526-9112 


RESOURCES ................................. 813 ......... 526-9345 


RESOURCES ................................. 813 ......... 526-0068 

WARRIOR RECOVERY 

CENTER (WRC) ................7488 / 7489 ....... 526-4911 / 

3286 

WTB CASE MANAGER A-CO ....... 1059 ......... 526-1426 

WTB CASE MANAGER B-CO ....... 1150 ......... 526-4039 

WTB AOD ................................... 1150 ......... 484-9086 

WTB MEDICAL BOARDS ............. 1162 ....... 524-6011 / 

6006 / 6028 

WTB MEDICAL CLINIC ................................ 526-1536 / 

1546 

———————————————————— 

WASH RACK 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

WASHER AND DRYER REPAIR FOR 

THE BARRACKS ONLY 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT 

———————————————————— 



———————————————————— 

WEAPONEER UNDER TASC 

———————————————————— 


SPECIALIST ................................ 1230 ......... 526-5770 

WEAPONS REGISTRATION 

IPM ALT NUM ............................ 1230 ......... 526-0094 

———————————————————— 

WEATHER 13TH ASOS/WF 

———————————————————— 

WEATHER FLIGHT 

COMMANDER ............................ 9601 ......... 526-3640 

WEATHER FLIGHT NCOIC............ 9601 ......... 526-1494 

WEATHER FORECASTER ............. 9601 ......... 526-3620 

———————————————————— 

WEIGH STATION UNDER INSTALLATION 

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

OFFICE ALT NUM ......................... 325 ......... 526-1151 

OFFICE ALT NUM 2 ...................... 325 ......... 526-1159 

———————————————————— 

WELCOME CENTER 

———————————————————— 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1218 ......... 526-4454 

ALT NUM ................................. 1218 ......... 526-0349 

———————————————————— 

WELCOME PACKETS (UNDER G-1) 

———————————————————— 


———————————————————— 

WELLNESS CENTER 

———————————————————— 

DIRECTOR OF HEALTH 

PROMOTIONS ............................ 1526 ......... 526-3848 

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST ........... 1526 ......... 526-4116 

HEALTH PROMOTIONS NURSE ... 1526 ......... 526-4264 

MAIN NUMBER ........................... 1526 ......... 526-4727 

———————————————————— 

WESTERN UNION ARMY NATIONAL BANK 

———————————————————— 


CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

ALT NUM ................................. 1510 ......... 527-4377 

———————————————————— 

WIC INFORMATION ONLY 

NO OFFICE ON FORT CARSON 

———————————————————— 



———————————————————— 

WILD BILL’S BUFFALO WINGS 

———————————————————— 

WILD BILL’S BUFFALO WINGS .... 2355 ......... 226-0868 

———————————————————— 

WILDLIFE OFFICE 

———————————————————— 

LAW ENFORCEMENT .................. 9301 ....... 524-5394 / 

5393 / 5356 

BIOLOGISTS ............................... 9301 ....... 524-5393 / 

5297 

NUISANCE WILDLIFE .................. 9301 ....... 524-5394 / 

5356 

REPORT A DEAD ANIMAL ............................. 524-5141 

RECORDING ................................................. 524-5339 

FAX ............................................................ 524-5337 

———————————————————— 

WOLF DINING FACILITY MANAGER 

———————————————————— 

MANAGER .................................. 1444 ......... 524-0419 

FACILITY STAFF ......................... 1444 ......... 526-9424 

———————————————————— 

WORK ORDERS 

———————————————————— 

MILITARY GOVERNMENT 

BUILDINGS ................................... 211 ......... 526-5345 

ON-POST ARMY HOUSING .......... 6271 ......... 579-1605 

TELEPHONE ............................... 1550 ......... 526-2270 

———————————————————— 

WORLD CLASS ATHLETE PROGRAM (WCAP) 

———————————————————— 

WCAP COMMANDER .................. 1662 ......... 526-4139 

WCAP 1ST SGT .......................... 1662 ......... 526-4123 

WCAP FAX ................................. 1662 ......... 526-2146 

WCAP PAC ................................. 1662 ......... 526-5871 

WCAP PAC ALT NUM ................ 1662 ......... 524-0953 

WCAP SUPPLY ........................... 1662 ......... 526-2056 

WCAP BOXING OFFICE ............... 1662 ......... 526-3865 

WCAP WRESTLING OFFICE ......... 1662 ......... 526-3809 

WCAP SPORTS MEDICINE 

OFFICE ....................................... 1662 ......... 526-3272 

SPORTS SPECIALIST .................. 1662 ......... 526-3908 

———————————————————— 

WOUNDED WARRIOR PROGRAM 

———————————————————— 

SOLDIER / FAMILY MANAGEMENT 

SPECIALIST ................................ 1352 ......... 238-0777 

— Y — 

———————————————————— 

YOUTH SERVICES 

———————————————————— 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST .............. 5950 ......... 526-2680 


A 

AAFES CORPORATE OFFICES ......................556-7110 

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ..................... 298-1110 

AIR FORCE ACADEMY .................................. 333-1110 

333-1818 

AIR NATIONAL GUARD ................................ 943-6110 

ARMY SWITCH ............................................235-3000 

AZORES/PORTUGAL .................................... 535-1110 

B 

BAHRAIN/SAUDI ...................................318-439-1110 

BERMUDA ............................................ 313-578-5111 

BUCKLEY AIR NATIONAL GUARD ................ 877-9930 

303-677-9011 

C 

CAIRO/EGYPT ....................................... 318-725-1456 

CAMP GEORGE WEST .................................. 877-1110 

CAMP HUMPHREYS/KOREA ..................315-723-1110 

D 

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE/DC ...................227-0101 

703-545-6700 

E 

EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE ........................... 377-1110 

F 

FT AP HILL .................................................. 578-8710 

FT BELVOIR .................................................235-3000 

FT BENJAMIN HARRISON ............................ 699-1110 

FT BENNING ................................................ 835-2011 

FT BLISS ..................................................... 978-0831 

FT BRAGG ................................................... 236-0011 

FT BUCHANNON/PUERTO RICO ................... 740-1110 

.............................................................809-738-2424 

FT CAMPBELL .............................................. 635-1110 

FT CARSON ..................................................691-5811 

FT DETRICK ................................................. 343-1110 

FT DEVENS ................................................. 478-5980 

FT DIX .......................................................... 944-1110 

FT DRUM ..................................................... 772-6011 

FT EUSTIS .................................................... 826-1110 

FT GEORGE G MEADE .................................. 622-1110 

FT GILLIAM .................................................. 367-1110 

FT GORDON .................................................780-0110 

FT GREELEY ................................................. 873-1110 

FT HAMILTON...............................................232-4101 

FT HOOD .......................................................737-1110 

FT HUACHUCA ..............................................879-7111 

FT HUNTER LIGGET ..................................... 686-2291 

FT INDIANTOWN GAP .................................. 491-2000 

FT IRWIN ...................................................... 470-1111 

FT JACKSON ................................................ 734-1110 

FT KNOX .......................................................464-1181 

FT LAWTON ................................................ 744-3000 

FT LEAVENWORTH .......................................552-1101 

FT LEE .........................................................539-3000 

FT LEONARD WOOD .....................................581-0131 

FT McCOY .................................................... 280-1110 

FT McPHERSON .......................................... 367-4663 

FT MEADE .................................................... 622-1110 

FT MONMOUTH ............................................992-9110 

FT MONROE ................................................ 680-2739 

FT MYER .....................................................235-3000 

FT PICKETT .................................................438-8621 

FT POLK ......................................................863-6672 

FT RICHARDSON .......................................... 384-1110 

FT RILEY .....................................................856-4663 

FT RITCHIE ...................................................988-1300 

FT RUCKER ................................................. 558-1030 

FT SAM HOUSTON ........................................471-1110 

FT SHAFTER HAWAII POST ..........................430-0111 

FT SILL .........................................................639-8111 

580-442-8111 

FT SMITH .................................................... 962-8210 

FT SNELLING ............................................... 783-1110 

FT STEWART ...............................................870-4663 

FT STORY .................................................... 438-7305 

FT TOTTEN ................................................... 232-1110 

FT WAINWRIGHT .......................................... 353-1110 

G 

GUAM/ANDERSON AIR FORCE BASE.....315-366-1110 

GUAM/NAVAL-SOUTH ...........................315-355-1110 

GUANTANAMO BAY/CUBA ........................... 723-3960 

564-4063 

804-444-4063 

H 

HAITI SWITCH .....................................200-290-0000 

HAWAII LOCATOR .................................315-455-2299 

HAWAII SWITCH ...................................315-430-0111 

HAWAII SWITCH ALT .............................315-471-7110 

HONDURAS ................................................. 449-3100 

I 

ICELAND .....................................................450-2000 

ICELAND ALT NUM ...............................314-228-0127 

ISMIR TURKEY ......................................314-675-1110 

ITALY/NAPLES ......................................314-625-6011 

J 

JAPAN ...................................................315-226-1110 

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON ..... 552-1110 

JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD ....................357-1994 

K 

KENYA/AFRICA .................................... 318-968-5669 

KOREA LOCATOR .................................315-724-6577 

KOREA SWITCH .....................................315-723-1110 

KUWAIT/SAUDI .................................... 318-438-5998 

L 

LOWERY AIR FORCE BASE/07:00 - 17:00 .... 926-1110 

M 

MASTER CLOCK/CO .....................................762-1069 

MASTER CLOCK/CO COMMERCIAL 

LISTING ................................................ 719-567-6742 

MASTER CLOCK/DC .....................................762-1401 

N 

NAPLES ITALY .......................................314-625-1110 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS/ 

CLOCK ..................................................303-499-7111 

O 

OMAN EMBASSY/OMAN ....................... 968-698-989 


DSN Listings 

PANAMA SWITCH/COROZAL 

EMBASSY .............................................. 507-281-1110 

PANAMA SWITCH/COROZAL EMBASSY 

COMMERCIAL LISTING ......................... 313-281-1110 

P 

PENTAGON/COMMERCIAL LISTING .... 703-545-6700 

PENTAGON/DC .............................................227-0101 

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE .......................834-7011 

PHILIPPINES/ARMY SWITCH ........................227-0218 

PIN POINT ASSIGNMENTS/SCHWETZINGEN ............... 

330-7302/7392 

PIN PT ENLISTED ASSIGN/SCHWETZINGEN ............... 

379-6366/7998 

PUEBLO ARMY DEPOT .................................749-4101 

719-549-4111 

R 

REDSTONE ARSENAL ...................................746-0011 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL .......................749-2711 

S 

SAUDI ARABIA/BAHRAIN .............................749-2711 

SAUDI ARABIA/DHAHRAN ...................318-828-2000 

SAUDI ARABIA/RIYADH .........................318-431-1110 

SCHRIEVER AIR FORCE BASE ...................... 560-1110 

719-567-1110 

SIERRA ARMY DEPOT ................................. 855-4910 

STATE DEPARTMENT ...................................851-1386 

T 

TOOELE ARMY DEPOT ................................. 790-1110 

TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER .......315-433-2778 

800-322-8262 

TURKEY SWITCH ...................................314-675-1110 

U 

U.S. EMBASSY FOR KOREA .................. 315-721-4252 

V 

VERONA ITALY..................................... 314-634-8336 

VICENZA ITALY ......................................314-634-1110 

W 

WALTER REED ............................................. 662-3501 

WEST POINT ................................................ 688-1110 

WHITE HOUSE ............................................. 284-2000 


DSN LISTINGS

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©2013 AQP Publishing, Inc. 

Military Buyer’s Guide 

Classified Business Directory Serving Fort Carson, Colorado 

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APARTMENTS 

FILLMORE CROSSING 

3125 Sinton Rd COLORADO SPRINGS................................719-633-5541 

See our ad in this classification. 

ARMY & NAVY GOODS 

MILITARIA SURPLUS GI-JOSE 

Military Surplus – Buy • Sell • Trade 

Uniforms • TA-50 • Gear • Toys • Collectibles 

On B Street Right Outside Gate 4 Behind 7-11 

1665 A Lashelle Way, COLORADO SPRINGS. . . . (281) 978-1106 

ATTORNEYS 

ANDERSON & CARNAHAN 

2 North Cascade Av #730 COLORADO SPRINGS................719-473-9099 


Y1

Y2 ATTORNEYS 

ATTORNEYS (CONT’D) 


ARTHUR W PORTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW 

312 S Weber St #B COLORADO SPRINGS ..........................719-577-4447 


CAIN & HAYTER LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW 

1555 Quail Lake Lp #100 COLORADO SPRINGS................719-575-0010 


LAW OFFICES OF TED BILLS 

1230 Tenderfoot Hill Rd #200 COLORADO SPRINGS ........719-444-1000 

See our ad in this classification.

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ATTORNEYS (CONT’D) 

MARK S HANCHEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW 

429 S Cascade Av COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-219-3144 

See our ad in this classification and in the Editorial Section. 

AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING & PAINTING 

ARTHURS AUTO COLLISION & PAINT 

4635 Park Vista Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ......................719-528-8500 


BODY & FENDER SHOP,THE 

411 N Iowa Av COLORADO SPRINGS ................................719-636-9119 


MAACO COLLISION REPAIR & AUTO PAINTING 

3216 Chelton Cir COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-471-9060 


NOB HILL BODY SHOP LLC 

415 Arrawanna St COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-635-1842 


RED NOLAND COLLISION CENTER 

1085 W Moreno COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-633-1560 


Y3

Y4 AUTOMOBILE 

AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING & PAINTING (CONT’D) 

STATUS SYMBOL AUTO BODY 

Full Service Body & Paint, Frame, Alignment & Paintless Dent Repair 

Lifetime Warranty • All Insurance Welcome 

Convenient Downtown Location 

Shuttle Service • Est. 1984 

WWW.STATUSSYMBOLAUTO.COM 

322 E. Cucharras, COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . .(719) 227-1700 

WILLIAMS BODY & PAINT COLLISION CENTER 

6210 Lake Shore Ct COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-638-4849 


Keep your car running and looking great! 

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS-NEW & USED 

FRONT RANGE HONDA 

1103 Academy Park Lp COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-785-5060 


LAKESIDE AUTO BROKERS 

810 Brianna Point COLORADO SPRINGS............................719-471-2277 


WINSLOW BMW 

730 N Circle Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-473-1373 


AUTOMOBILE GLASS REPAIR/REPLACEMENT 


SAFELITE AUTO GLASS 

3724 E Pikes Peak Av COLORADO SPRINGS......................719-574-5309 


©2013 AQP Publishing, Inc. AUTOMOBILE 

AUTOMOBILE RENTING & LEASING 

ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR 

RESERVATIONS ....................................................................888-305-8051 


U-SAVE CAR & TRUCK RENTAL 

Cash Deposits OK • Military Discounts • Free Pickup 

Minutes from Fort Carson • www.usave.com 

232 N. Circle Dr. Colorado Springs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(719) 634-1914 

3707 Drennan Rd., COLORADO SPRINGS. . . . . . . . . (719) 473-6825 

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING & SERVICES 

ACADEMY AUTO SERVICE 

ASE Certified Technicians • Foreign & Domestic 

Member BBB • 10% Military Discount 

SE corner of Academy Blvd. & Austin Bluffs Pkwy. 

3997 N. Academy Blvd., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . (719) 597-0501 

ACADEMY CAR CARE & REPAIR 

1804 N Academy Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ....................719-573-5973 


Y5

Y6 AUTOMOBILE – BANKS 

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING & SERVICES (CONT’D) 

BOWERS AUTOMOTIVE/GRIFFITH AUTO & TRUCK 

1120 Ford St COLORADO SPRINGS ....................................719-596-4818 


DAN’S AUTO, INC. 

Full Service Auto Repair & Maintenance Including RVs 

Over 40 Years in Business • Military Discounts 

www.dansautoinc.procarcarezone.com 

3210 Chelton Circle, COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . (719) 635-2587 

LIGHTHOUSE AUTOMOTIVE 

2499 E Platte Av COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-634-0005 


TIRE WORLD AUTO REPAIR CENTERS 

805 Cheyenne Meadows Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ............719-576-1112 

See our ad in this classification and in TIRES. 

AWARDS 

BANKS 


C & A TROPHIES AND ENGRAVING 

Superior Service & Competitive Prices Since 1964 

Plaques + Trophies + Figures + Stamps + Coins and More 

Full Color Graphics • Laser & Mechanical Engraving 

Satisfaction Guaranteed • Please Visit Our Website 

www.TrophyJoe.com – E-mail: sales@trophyjoe.com 

611 E. Fountain Blvd., COLORADO SPRINGS . . (719) 473-5791 

THE TROPHY HUT, INC. 

Guidons • Plaques • Awards • Trophies • Coins 

Shadow Boxes • Engraving • Matting & Framing 

Custom Orders Always Welcome 

2230 B St., Ste. 101, COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . (719) 576-2354 

CHASE 

1783 E Cheyenne Mountain Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ......719-576-2481 

455 E Cheyenne Mountain Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ....719-227-6630 

7780 Fountain Mesa Rd FOUNTAIN ......................................719-393-4134 

See our ad in this classification and in the Map Section.

©2013 AQP Publishing, Inc. BANKS – BEAUTY 

BATTERY SUPPLIES 

BATTERIES PLUS 

3320 Austin Bluffs Pkwy COLORADO SPRINGS ................719-599-9554 


BEAUTY SALONS 

FANTASTIC SAMS 

6883 Mesa Ridge Pkwy FOUNTAIN ......................................719-390-0102 

1863 S Nevada Av COLORADO SPRINGS ..........................719-633-8414 


Y7

Y8 BEAUTY – CHURCHES 

BEAUTY SALONS (CONT’D) 

SUPERCUTS 

Many Locations To Serve You 

COLORADO SPRINGS ................................................www.supercuts.com 


BICYCLES-DEALERS 

COLORADO SPRINGS BIKE SHOP 

622 W Colorado Ave COLORADO SPRINGS ......................719-634-4915 


BICYCLES-RENTALS, REPAIRS, SALES 

CRITERIUM BICYCLES 

6150 Corporate Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..........................719-599-0149 

CHILD CARE SERVICES 

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT 

Free Preschool for Children Ages 0-5 

Head Start/Early Head Start 

Colorado Preschool Program 

WWW.CPCDHEADSTART.ORG/ENROLL-NOW 

2330 Robinson St., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . .(719) 635-1536 

KINDERCARE LEARNING CENTERS 

885 Cheyenne Meadows Rd COLORADO SPRINGS............719-538-4614 


ROCKY MOUNTAIN MONTESSORI ACADEMY 

Toddler/Pre-K/Kindergarten/Elementary Programs 

Hands-On Learning That Makes A Difference 

www.RM-Montessori.com or RMMA@Mindspring.com 

7675 Lexington Dr., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . . (719) 592-0900 

CHURCHES 


CALVARY WORSHIP CENTER 

501 Castle Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ..................................719-632-3311 


CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

A Military and Family Church Growing Together in Grace! 

Sunday Worship: 9 a.m.; Christian Education for all ages: 10:40 a.m. 

Wednesday night fellowship and Bible study 6-7:30 p.m. 

Building soon on 4450 Westmeadow Dr. right across from Gate 3 of 

Fort Carson • www.cmpca.net • e-mail: pastor@cmpca.net 

1615 E. Cheyenne Rd., COLORADO SPRINGS. . .(719) 635-9022 

CIRCLE DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 

801 North Circle Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-596-4461 


Colorado contains 75% of the land area of the 

U.S. with an altitude over 10,000 feet.

©2013 AQP Publishing, Inc. CHURCHES – CREDIT 

CHURCHES (CONT’D) 

FELLOWSHIP OF THE ROCKIES 

SW Colorado Springs 

Celebrate the Journey with us! 

www.forcos.org 

1625 S. 8th St., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 633-4659 

Y9 

LIVING HOPE CHURCH 

640 Manitou Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS............................719-473-9436 


PIKE’S PEAK PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 

Sunday Worship 8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m., Bible Study 9:15 a.m. 

AWANA Wed. 6 p.m. • Daycare Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m.-6 p.m. 

www.pppbc.org • Email: pppbc@pppbc.org 

3725 El Morro Rd., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . . (719) 597-9004 

STRATMOOR HILLS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

Located Directly Across from World Arena 

Sunday Worship at 9:15 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. 

Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. Children, Youth, Adults. 

Email: shumc@frii.com 

www.stratmoorhillsumc.org 

1705 Cheyenne Meadows Rd., CO. SPRINGS . . . (719) 576-0005 

COUNSELORS-HUMAN RELATIONS 

ASPENPOINTE 

Military-Specific Mental Health & Substance Abuse Counseling 

Children, Youth, Adults and Families 

Client-Tailored, Goal-Driven, Evidence-Based Treatment 

Designed for Immediate Results and Long-Term Recovery 

www.AspenPointe.org 

2864 S. Circle Dr. Ste. 600, CO. SPRINGS . . . . . . (719) 572-6100 

CEDAR SPRINGS HOSPITAL 

2135 Southgate Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ..........................719-633-4114 


ROCK BOTTOM RECOVERY PLACE 

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Treatment, Outpatient 

DUI Classes, UA/BA testing, Court Ordered Evaluations, TRICARE 

& Military One Source Accepted. www.rockbottomrecovery.com 

6910 Bandley Dr. Suite 135, FOUNTAIN. . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 382-5778 

CREDIT UNIONS 

NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 

Two great locations ..................................................................888-842-6328 


Denver is the capital of Colorado.

Y10 CREDIT 

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CREDIT UNIONS (CONT’D) 

SECURITY SERVICE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 

1553 Wetzel Av Bldg 1513 FT CARSON................................719-265-2400 

See our ad in this classification and in the Map Section. 

DEFENSE CONTRACTORS 

HONEYWELL TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS INC 

1110 Bayfield Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-637-6700 


DENTISTS 

ACADEMY KIDS DENTAL VISION & ORTHODONTICS 

2436 S Academy Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ....................719-391-2236 


ASSOCIATES IN DENTAL CARE 

6110 Barnes Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-630-3366 


BROADMOOR VALLEY DENTAL CARE 

2965 Broadmoor Valley Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ............719-632-7636 


CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY 



CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN DENTAL GROUP 

3605 Star Ranch Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-576-3276 


COLORADO SPRINGS PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY 

660 Southpointe Ct #100 COLORADO SPRINGS ................719-596-2097 


DAVID M JOHNSON DDS & BRANON D JOHNSON DDS 

665 Southpointe Ct #150 COLORADO SPRINGS ................719-527-9098 


Y11

Y12 DENTISTS 


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Y13

Y14 DENTISTS 



DENTISTS (CONT’D) 

DISCOVERY KIDS DENTAL 

6725 Rangewood Dr COLORADO SPRINGS........................719-387-4034 


FOUNTAIN DENTAL CENTER 

Glenn A. Noble, DDS & Ben J. Bullen, DDS 

General Dentistry, Orthodontics, Oral Surgery, Implants 

Insurance Accepted – www.fountaindental.com 

8085 Fountain Mesa Rd., FOUNTAIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 382-5500 

FOUNTAIN MODERN DENTISTRY & ORTHODONTICS 



DENTISTS? 

Y15

Y16 DENTISTS 

Camp Carson became "Fort Carson" in 

1954. In the 1960s, mechanized units were 

assigned to the Mountain Post. 

DENTISTS (CONT’D) 


JENNINGS, THOMAS S DDS PC 

2430 Research Pkwy #200 COLORADO SPRINGS ..............719-590-7100 


JUST FOR GRINS 

6436 Hwy 85/87 Ste C FOUNTAIN ........................................719-392-5111 


MESA RIDGE DENTAL CENTER 

6980 Mesa Ridge Pkwy #200 FOUNTAIN ............................719-392-4231 


DENTISTS-ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEONS 

COLORADO SURGICAL CLINIC PC 

640 Southpointe Court #150 COLORADO SPRINGS............719-540-6350 


QUIST, RHETT M DDS-BOARD CERTIFIED 

6160 Tutt Blvd #250 COLORADO SPRINGS........................719-359-8652 


Colorado’s state tree is the blue spruce.


DENTISTS-ORTHODONTISTS 

AB ORTHODONTICS 

15 Widefield Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS............................719-390-7926 


ARANGO ORTHODONTICS 

4731 Opus Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..................................719-579-9773 


EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

INTERIM HEALTHCARE 

1901 N Union Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-632-9900 


Thanks for using the Fort Carson Buyer’s Guide. 

DENTISTS – EMPLOYMENT 

Y17

Y18 EMPLOYMENT – FUNERAL 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES (CONT’D) 


WSI HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL 

8540 Scarborough Dr #200 COLORADO SPRINGS ............719-630-7500 


FLORISTS 

SECURITY FLORIST 

We’re Nicer. Family Owned and Operated Since 1967. 

Delivered Locally or through FTD or Teleflora. 

www.SecurityFlorist.com 

580 Marquette Dr., SECURITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 392-4243 

FUNERAL HOMES 

SPRINGS FUNERAL SERVICES, THE 

3115 E Platte Av COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-328-1793 



Colorado's southwest 

corner 

borders Arizona, 

New Mexico and 

Utah, the only 

place in America 

where the 

corners of four 

states meet. 

FURNITURE RENTING & LEASE 

Y19 

RENT-A-CENTER 

Several Great Locations to Serve You ....................................800-877-7758 


GARBAGE, RUBBISH & TRASH REMOVAL 

WASTE CONNECTIONS-TRASH & RECYCLING 

www.wcsprings.com 

7770 Palmer Park Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS....................719-591-5000 

HOBBY & MODEL CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES-RETAIL 

HOBBY TOWN USA 

Radio-Control Cars, Planes, Helis, Boats 

Games, Models, Model Trains, Educational Toys 

1726 E. Woodmen Rd., Colorado Springs . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 531-0404 

839 N. Academy Blvd., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . (719) 637-0404 

HOME BUILDERS 

FURNITURE – HOME 

LOWELL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS 

201 E Las Animas #111 COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-447-1003 


The tallest sand dune in America is in Great 

Sand Dunes National Monument outside 

of Alamosa.

Y20 HOME 



HOME BUILDERS (CONT’D) 

Y21 

NEW GENERATION HOMES 

www.newgenhomes.com ........................................................719-392-8518 

See our ad in this classification and on the Outside Back Cover. 

HOSPITALS 

HOME – HOSPITALS 

MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM 

www.memorialhealthsystem.com ............................................719-365-5000 


PARKVIEW MEDICAL CENTER 

400 W 16th St PUEBLO ..........................................................719-584-4000 


The state animal of Colorado is the 

Bighorn Sheep.

Y22 HOSPITALS – HOTELS 

HOSPITALS (CONT’D) 

PENROSE-ST FRANCIS HEALTH SERVICES 

www.penrosestfrancis.org ........................................................719-776-5000 

HOTELS 


AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN & SUITES 

430 W Garden of the Gods Rd COLORADO SPRINGS........719-532-1010 


COMFORT INN SOUTH 

1410 Harrison Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-579-6900 


COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT-SOUTH 

2570 Tenderfoot Hill St COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-226-5006 


FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES BY MARRIOTT-SOUTH 

2725 Geyser Dr COLORADO SPRINGS................................719-576-1717 


HAMPTON INN & SUITES I-25 SOUTH 



HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES 

3431 Cinema Pt COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-596-6000 


HYATT PLACE 

503 W Garden of the Gods Rd COLORADO SPRINGS........719-265-9385 


RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT-NORTH 

9805 Federal Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-388-9300 


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Y23

Y24 HOTELS 

HOTELS (CONT’D) 


RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT-SOUTH 



RODEWAY INN & SUITES 

Suites & Studios & Standard Rooms • Ext Stay Rates 

Free Hi-speed Internet • Pets Allowed • Restaurants Nearby 

www.rodewayinn.com/hotel-colorado_springs-colorado-CO725 

1623 S. Nevada Ave., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . (719) 623-2300 

SPRINGHILL SUITES BY MARRIOTT-SOUTHEAST 

1570 N Newport Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-637-0800 



HOTELS (CONT’D) 

TOWNEPLACE SUITES BY MARRIOTT-SOUTHEAST 

1530 N Newport Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-638-0800 


HOUSING 

FORT CARSON FAMILY HOUSING 

6800 Prussman Blvd FT CARSON..........................................719-579-1606 


INSURANCE 

STATE FARM 

See Our Ad For Agent Near You ................See our ad in this classification. 

JEWELERS-RETAIL 

BOWIES GOLD & DIAMONDS 



KENNELS 

BROADMOOR BLUFFS KENNEL 

45 E Old Broadmoor Rd COLORADO SPRINGS..................719-636-3344 

CAMP BOW WOW OF COLORADO SPRINGS 

4295 Northpark Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..........................719-260-9247 

LANDSCAPE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MATERIALS & ASPHALT 

1910 Rand Av COLORADO SPRINGS ..................................719-473-3100 


HOTELS – LANDSCAPE 

The highest suspension bridge in 

the world is over the Royal Gorge 

near Canon City. 

Y25

Y26 LIBRARIES – MORTGAGE 

LIBRARIES-PUBLIC 


PIKES PEAK LIBRARY DISTRICT 



MEAT-RETAIL 

ANDY’S MEAT MARKET 

USDA Choice Beef / Pork & Poultry 

Wild Game Processing M-F 8:30-6:00 p.m. Sat. 8:30-4:00 p.m. 

AndysMeatMarket.com 

2915 E. Platte Ave., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . . . . (719) 636-1149 

MORTGAGE COMPANIES 

INTEGRITY FIRST FINANCIAL 

7495 McLaughlin Rd #211 FALCON......................................719-385-0777 

See our ad in this classification and on the Inside Front Cover.

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Y27

Y28 OPTOMETRISTS – PHYSICAL 

OPTOMETRISTS 

ABBA EYE CARE 

1130 Lake Plaza Dr #130 COLORADO SPRINGS ................719-578-2020 




See our ad in DENTISTS. 

PIKES PEAK EYE CARE 

Eye Care Professionals 

Serving Colorado Springs for Over 30 Years 

TRICARE Accepted www.pikespeakeyecare.com 

T.W. Clyde, O.D. • Jason M. Jost, O.D. 

Jim Willis, Optician • Jack A. Zamora, M.D. 

710 N. Circle Dr., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . .(719) 632-1587 

ORTHODONTISTS 



See our ad in DENTISTS. 

PHARMACIES 

MEDICINE SHOPPE PHARMACY 



PHYSICAL THERAPY & REHABILITATION 

ACTION POTENTIAL PHYSICAL THERAPY 

2233 Academy Pl #50 COLORADO SPRINGS......................719-475-0808 



©2013 AQP Publishing, Inc. PHYSICAL – PHYSICIANS 

PHYSICAL THERAPY & REHABILITATION (CONT’D) 

MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM PHYSICAL THERAPY 

175 S Union Blvd #250 COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-365-5642 


SELECT PHYSICAL THERAPY 

15 S Weber #A COLORADO SPRINGS ................................719-630-7774 

5520 S Hwy 85/87 FOUNTAIN ..............................................719-391-0044 

1730 Lake Woodmoor Dr MONUMENT ................................719-488-8849 


PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-ALLERGY 

& IMMUNOLOGY 

WILLIAM STORMS ALLERGY CLINIC, THE 

1625 Medical Center Pt #190 COLORADO SPRINGS..........719-955-6000 


PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-FAMILY PRACTICE 

S. RODRIGUEZ, M.D. 

Family Practice “Welcoming New Patients” 

Most Major Insurances Accepted Including: 

TRICARE • MEDICARE • MEDICAID 

Immigration, School and DOT Physicals 

Timely Scheduling • Se Habla Español 

1428 N. Circle Dr., COLORADO SPRINGS . . . . . .(719) 471-0111 

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-OBSTETRICS 

& GYNECOLOGY 

ACADEMY WOMEN’S HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATES 

www.awha.com 

6071 E Woodmen Rd #405 COLORADO SPRINGS..............719-442-0808 

Y29

Y30 PHYSICIANS – PIZZA 

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-OBSTETRICS 

& GYNECOLOGY (CONT’D) 

FRONT RANGE OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 

6160 Tutt Blvd #270 COLORADO SPRINGS........................719-599-4692 


PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-ORTHOPEDICS 

FRONT RANGE ORTHOPAEDICS 

175 S Union Blvd #200 COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-473-3332 


PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-PEDIATRICS 

PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES 

6190 Barnes Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-596-4502 


WEE CARE PEDIATRICS 

1465 Kelly Johnson Blvd #300 COLORADO SPRINGS ......719-266-5944 



PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-RADIOLOGY 


SOUTHWEST DIAGNOSTIC CENTERS OF COLORADO SPRINGS 

2020 N Academy Blvd #155 COLORADO SPRINGS ..........719-380-7210 


PIZZA 

BORRIELLO BROTHERS REAL NEW YORK PIZZA 

Bldg 1532 The Hub FT CARSON ..........................................719-884-2020 


The Colorado Rockies are part of the North 

American Cordillera, which stretches 3,000 

miles from Alaska, through western Canada 

and the United States, into northern Mexico.


PIZZA (CONT’D) 

PIZZA HUT 

5940 Ellis St FT CARSON ......................................................719-538-0100 


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 

COLORADO CASA REALTORS 

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT – HASSLE FREE 

Homes • Townhomes • Condos • Investors • Renters 

Full Property Management Services for Your Rental Units 

www.ColoradoCasa.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 227-7200 

PREMIER REAL ESTATE GROUP 

605 S Tejon St COLORADO SPRINGS ................................719-955-5342 

See our ad in REAL ESTATE 

REAL ESTATE 

-ASC HOME INSPECTIONS-INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

A+ BBB Rated. Fellow Veteran and Military Discounts. Local & Long 

Distance Help For Buyers • Sellers • Relocation • Home Investment 

Commercial/Business Investment. 2 locations to serve you since 1996. 

www.ascinfo.com • wok@ascinfo.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 684-0175 

COLORADO CASA REALTORS 

Buyers • Sellers • Investors • Renters • Relocation 

Buy • Sell • Rent • VA/HUD • Property Management 

Serving the Colorado Springs Area and Pueblo West 

www.ColoradoCasa.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 227-7200 

PIZZA – REAL 

Y31

Y32 REAL – SCHOOLS 

REAL ESTATE (CONT’D) 


POTTER PARTNERS-THE REAL ESTATE NETWORK 

1255 Lake Plaza Dr #155 COLORADO SPRINGS ................719-527-4200 


PREMIER REAL ESTATE GROUP 

605 S Tejon St COLORADO SPRINGS ................................719-955-5342 


WHEATON TEAM-RE/MAX PROPERTIES INC, THE 

1740 Chapel Hills Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ......................719-536-4581 


RECREATIONAL VEHICLES-DEALERS 

PIKES PEAK TRAVELAND INC 

4815 E Platte Ave COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-596-2716 


RECYCLING CENTERS 

BIO PAPPEL 

3240 Astrozon Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-391-9194 


RESTAURANTS 

LA CASITA MEXICAN GRILL 

4 Great Locations ........................................See our ad in this classification. 

SCHOOLS-ACADEMIC-COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY-PUEBLO 

Education Center Bldg 1117 FT CARSON ............................719-526-2509 


INTELLITEC COLLEGES 



KAPLAN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS 



NATIONAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 

1915 Jamboree Dr #185 COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-590-8300 


PIMA MEDICAL INSTITUTE 

3770 Citadel Dr North COLORADO SPRINGS ....................719-482-7462 


TROY UNIVERSITY 

6215 Corporate Dr #200 COLORADO SPRINGS..................719-593-3002 


WEBSTER UNIVERSITY 

5475 Tech Center Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ......................719-590-7340 


Katharine Lee Bates wrote “America 

the Beautiful” after being inspired by 

the view from Pikes Peak.

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Y33

Y34 SCHOOLS 



SCHOOLS-CHARTER 

JAMES IRWIN CHARTER SCHOOLS 

5525 Astrozon Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ........................719-302-9000 


VANGUARD SCHOOL AT CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN CHARTER ACADE- 

MY,THE 

1605 S Corona Av COLORADO SPRINGS............................719-471-1999 


Fort Carson was established 

in 1942, following Japan’s attack 

on Pearl Harbor. 

SCHOOLS-PUBLIC 

SCHOOLS 

Y35 

FALCON SCHOOL DISTRICT 49 

10850 E Woodmen Rd FALCON ............................................719-495-1100 


FOUNTAIN FORT CARSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 

10665 Jimmy Camp Rd FOUNTAIN ......................................719-382-1300 


LEWIS PALMER SCHOOL DISTRICT #38 

146 Jefferson St MONUMENT ..............................................719-488-4700 


Find great educational opportunities here 

in the Fort Carson Buyer’s Guide.

Y36 SCHOOLS 


©2013 AQP Publishing, Inc. SCHOOLS – SHIPPING 

SCHOOLS-PUBLIC (CONT’D) 

WIDEFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 

1820 Main St COLORADO SPRINGS ..................................719-391-3000 


SHIPPING & MAILING SERVICES 

YOUR PERSONAL ASSISTANT 


See our ad in this classification and in the Map Section. SHIPPING & PACKAGING SERVICES 

Colorado Springs is the 

state of Colorado’s 

second-largest city. 

Y37 

POSTAL ANNEX 

6510-A South Academy Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS..........719-576-3470 


UPS STORE, THE 



Y38 SHOPPING – STORAGE 

SHOPPING CENTERS & MALLS 


CHAPEL HILLS MALL 

1710 Briargate Blvd #3500 COLORADO SPRINGS..............719-594-0111 


SPORTING GOODS 

ALL AMERICAN SPORTS 

We Carry School Letter Jackets! 

Specializing in Team Sports 

Custom Screen Printing & Embroidery 

Military Discount when in uniform or with I.D. 

www.shopallamericansports.com 

3690 N. Academy Blvd., COLORADO SPRINGS. . . . (719) 574-4400


STORAGE-HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL 

ACADEMY SOUTH MINI STORAGE 

2620 Cody Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..................................719-391-0222 


ACCESS SELF STORAGE 

4750 Scarlet Dr COLORADO SPRINGS................................719-282-1000 


AMERICAN STORAGE 

6740 Vincent Dr COLORADO SPRINGS ..............................719-265-9999 


Colorado’s nickname is 

The Centennial State. 

STORAGE – TANNING 

Y39 

FOUNTAINHEAD SELF STORAGE 

Located Directly Outside Gate 20 

Military Discounts 

www.fountainheadselfstorage.com 

6939 Bandley Dr., FOUNTAIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 322-9797 

SECURCARE SELF STORAGE 

5 Convenient Locations ..................................................www.securcare.com 


SECURITY SELF STORAGE 

121 Old Broadmoor Rd COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-425-2144 


TANNING SALONS 

SUN PALACE TANNING SALON 

6328 South Hwy 85/87 FOUNTAIN ......................................719-392-2423 


Y40 TAXICABS – VETERINARIANS 

TAXICABS 

SPRINGS CAB 

3213 Chelton Cir COLORADO SPRINGS ............................719-597-1517 


TIRES 

TIRE KING 

1117 S Nevada Av COLORADO SPRINGS ..........................719-473-8661 


TIRE KING OF FALCON 

8345 Blue Gill Dr FALCON ....................................................719-683-9710 


VETERINARIANS 


TIRE WORLD AUTO REPAIR - WWW.TIREWORLDINC.COM 

• NORTHGATE – 750 Copper Center Pkwy. 576-1112 

• DOWNTOWN – 509 S. Nevada Ave. 442-2228 

• EAST – 5690 Palmer Park Blvd. 380-7770 

• NORTH – 6555 N. Academy Blvd. 593-7777 

• WEST – 4420 Centennial Blvd. 528-5666 

SOUTH – 805 Cheyenne Meadows Rd., CO. SPRINGS . . .576-1112 

BROWN VETERINARY HOSPITAL 

www.brownvet.com 

45 E Old Broadmoor Rd COLORADO SPRINGS..................719-636-3341


VETERINARIANS (CONT’D) 

FOUNTAIN CREEK VETERINARY CLINIC 

8220 South Hwy 85/87 FOUNTAIN ......................................719-382-0777 


FOUNTAIN VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL 

311 Main St COLORADO SPRINGS ....................................719-392-4213 



VETERINARIANS 

Y41 

HEALTHY PETS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 

Full Service Small Animal Hospital in Fountain for 20 Years 

In-house Surgery, X-ray, Lab, Dental, Rx Diets 

www.healthypets-ah.com 

5195 Fontaine Blvd. #4, FOUNTAIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (719) 392-2344 

HIGH COUNTRY VETERINARY HOSPITAL 

3777 Bradley Rd SECURITY..................................................719-390-7995 


POWERS PET EMERGENCY 

5956 Stetson Hills Blvd COLORADO SPRINGS ..................719-473-0482 


Some of the trivia and fun facts about Colorado, 

Colorado Springs and Fort Carson found in this 

Buyer’s Guide come from the following sources: 

Pikes Peak Country Attractions Association, 

www.pikes-peak.com/ 

Army Community Service Center, 

www.community.carson.army.mil/ 

www.50states.com/facts/colorado.htm

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