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FORT BLISS BUGLE • July 23, 2015 • 11B
Former FB Soldier tells of life at 1858 Fort Stanton
By Wendy Brown
Fort Bliss Bugle Editor
Sgt. Mike Bilbo, Company K, 1st Regiment, 8th U.S. Infantry, Fort Stanton, New
Mexico Territory, took time out of his
marching schedule to meet with folks at the
El Paso Museum of Archaeology Saturday
and tell them about life at the fort in 1858.
“Any of you guys who were stationed at
places like Korea or Afghanistan, far away
from home, you know exactly what a place
like this is like,” Bilbo told an audience of
about 50. “Civilization is either San Francisco or it’s east of the Mississippi, and that’s it.
You’re out there by yourself.”
Bilbo, who uses his real name while portraying a Soldier stationed at Fort Stanton in
1858, in real life arrived at Fort Bliss as an
Army brat in 1957. He joined the Army in
1973 and spent 10 years as an active-duty infantry Soldier, and then another 20 years in
the Reserves. He retired in 2004 at the rank
of sergeant first class.
These days, he is a volunteer docent at
the Fort Stanton Historical Site, located 153
miles north of Fort Bliss in Lincoln, New
Mexico, and works as an outdoor recreation
planner for the Fort Stanton Snowy River
Cave National Conservation Area, a unit of
the Roswell Field Office of the Bureau of
Land Management.
He and his wife Barbara live in a house
located on the site, and he is active in living
history with the Fort Stanton Garrison organization. He has completed the 26.2-mile
Bataan Memorial Death March at White
Sands Missile Range seven times, including
in the 1858 woolen Army uniform he wore
to the museum presentation.
Fort Stanton, established in 1855 and a
military fortification through 1896, is named
for Capt. Henry W. Stanton, an officer killed
during a pursuit of Mescalero Apaches. Today the state of New Mexico (which became
a state in 1912) runs the site.
The Old Fort Bliss Replica at Fort Bliss,
a museum, is an excellent representation of
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Sgt. Mike Bilbo, Company K, 1st Regiment, 8th U.S. Infantry, Fort Stanton, New Mexico Territory,
poses for a photo outside the El Paso Museum of Archaeology Saturday. Bilbo, who uses his real
name and became involved in living history the year after he joined the Army in 1973, 10 years as an
active-duty infantry Soldier, and another 20 years in the Reserves. The Franklin Mountains Wilderness Coalition sponsored his visit.
what many of the old Army forts in the area
looked like in the mid-1800s, Bilbo said, but
Fort Stanton was different because instead
of being made out of adobe, it was made of
stone.
“Most of the forts like Bliss were adobe,
but the soil there at Stanton was no good
for adobe,” Bilbo said. “It was really good
in Lincoln or Placitas, but not right there at
Fort Stanton.”
Soldiers spent a lot of time marching in
the area of the fort to protect people from
Apache attacks, and it snowed a lot in the
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“The life of a Soldier at this fort when
it snowed is quite something,” Bilbo said,
showing several pictures of the fort under a
blanket of snow. “You get the feel for this really abject cold, and you’re always on guard
duty.”
Perhaps partially due to that cold, Soldiers
of the time period slept in four-men bunks
– two on the top bunk and two on the bottom. “Kids were raised in the 19th century
in one bed, so there’s no big deal about that,”
he said.
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Soldiers also had the services of laundresses, each of whom served 19 Soldiers
and earned $19 a month, Bilbo said.
Majors also made $19 a month, Bilbo
said, but everyone understood the laundresses earned their pay because of the back
breaking work they did.
Privates were not supposed to get married,
although higher ranking enlisted Soldiers
could, but if they did marry a laundress, for
example, the Army had a policy of putting
married couples under a solid roof, and a
bachelor officer could find himself bumped
out to a tent on the parade ground as a result,
Bilbo said.
Bilbo showed the audience several artifacts from the time period, including a coffee pot, which did not look much different
from today’s metal coffee pots that go on a
campfire or stove.
In 1858, Soldiers took turns doing the
cooking, but not always, Bilbo said.
“If you didn’t want to get poisoned, you
found people who knew how to cook and
made them the permanent cook,” Bilbo said.
Bilbo said he has been involved in living
history since 1974, shortly after he joined the
Army, and he enjoys it because instead of reenacting battles, for example, participants do
their best to experience what the historical
figures experienced.
“There’s a difference between living history and immersion type events, reenacting.
It’s really fun to go to big battles where you
have the Rebels and the Yankees and there
are hundreds and sometimes even thousands,
but those are really set in piece, as opposed
to getting out in the field and doing some
long-range hiking,” Bilbo said.
To plan a visit to Fort Stanton, see www.
nmmonuments.org/fort-stanton.
To learn more about Fort Stanton Garrison, see fortstanton.org/fort-stanton-garrison.
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12B • July 23, 2015 • FORT BLISS BUGLE
El Paso Youth Project brings a new perspective to youth sports
By Jessica Batts
Fort Bliss Bugle Staff
El Paso Youth Project is an innovative way
of bringing awareness about health, wellness
and sports to children who are not yet eligible to play sports in school. This program
is composed of two parts.
According to the founder of the project,
Franks Munene, the biggest thing is “to get
the kids involved in health and wellness and
get them into better physical shape.” The
second part of this project is to develop the
children who are interested in playing competitive, organized sports.
Coach Munene came to the U.S. on an athletic scholarship to the University of Texas
at El Paso for long distance running. He is a
seasoned athlete and coach who owns several sports programs in the city, KFM International Sports, Sun City Elites and El Paso
Youth Sports Academy.
Munene’s motivation in starting this project was not only the lack of sports for this
age range, but the fact that childhood obesity
is on the rise and has more than quadrupled
in the past 30 years. This is especially true
here in El Paso, as it is ranked as one of the
heaviest cities in the country.
El Paso Youth Project stands out from
other youth sports programs because it focuses on the specific age range of 7-yearsold to sixth grade, the ages where there are
not sports allotted to the children in school.
Coach Munene said because the children
do not have any preparatory programs some
children may have no development in the
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they cannot afford the program ... I am looking for numbers in this program and to
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is why I am doing this.”
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The children who participate will be covered
under AAU’s sports insurance, which only
costs $14 annually. These children will also
have the choice of competing in AAU sports
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to supplement the program.
El Paso Youth Project will be a year-round
after-school program that is held at the various parks and recreation centers across El
Paso. Munene said the main focus will be
overall conditioning to help get the children
into good physical shape and to develop
their skills as young athletes. The secondary part would be a curriculum where the
children learn about goal setting, leadership,
discipline, respect, and how to apply these
characteristics both on and off the field.
The program will be a low cost, affordable
program. The only initial fee would be the
cost of AAU insurance. Munene is getting
sponsors as well as applying for grants to
fund this project.
“I do not want to have to shut kids out just
because they cannot afford the program ... I
am looking for numbers in this program and
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PRT is an integral
part of a Soldier’s day.
Sports briefs
Challenge Course Days: Take on the high ropes
challenge course at the Soldier Activity Center Aug.
29 and Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cost: $10
per person. Open to those 14 and older. 744-1532
Sun City Kids Splash & Dash: Race El Paso’s
new youth swim-run event for ages 7-15 is at 7
a.m. to noon, Saturday, at Ascarate Pool and Park,
6900 Delta, as part of the 2015 USA Triathlon
Youth Aquathlon Series. Family pool picnic follows
event. Entry fee includes race shirt, post-race snacks
and drinks and pool party entry. Online registration
at raceelpaso.com. 229-5656
>>
Skate for Jesus El Paso 2015 Tour: Hope
is on the Rise Fellowship Church hosts 4th annual
skateboarding competition and community outreach event 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday at Eastwood
Skatepark, 3100 Parkwood. Registration begins at
11 a.m. Free. 407-3697, 328-3542 or skateforjesuselpaso.com
Photos by Virginia Reza / Garrison Public Affairs
Cyclists begin the ride at the 2014 ORYX Challenge Bike Tour held at Freedom Crossing here. Sign up now for the 2015 ORYX at www.RaceAdventuresUnlimited.com to be held Sept. 20 at Freedom Crossing. Routes include a 30-kilometer and 100K bike trails and a 5k fun run.
ORYX Bike challenge coming soon to Freedom Crossing
By Virginia Reza
Garrison Public Affairs
Have you been thinking of joining a cycling group? Looking for a good opportunity
to start while in a safe and friendly environment? Now is your chance!
Register now at www.RaceAdventuresUnlimited.com for the USO ORYX Challenge
Bike Tour scheduled for Sept. 20 at Freedom
Crossing.
This is a perfect time to meet skilled and
green cyclists, or simply become part of a
pack.
Last year cyclists ranging in ages 10-60
participate in the ride. Whether you are an
amateur or a seasoned rider, the challenge is
designed for all.
Pedro Zaragoza, a 19-year-old U.S. and
Mexico National cycling champion, has participated in the ORYX for the past two years.
He said, he tries to participate in as many
challenges as his schedule allows and he particularly likes the ORYX trail.
Register the whole family or your organi-
Pedro Zaragoza, a 19-year-old U.S. and Mexico
National cycling champion, left, and his father
Rodolfo pose for a photo after finishing the 2014
ORYX Challenge Bike Tour at Freedom Crossing.
Join the USO for the upcoming 2015 ORYX bike
tour Sept. 20.
Soto Lazer Tag: Are you ready for some afterhours adventure in the dark? Soto Physical Fitness
Center is bringing back late night indoor laser tag.
Outdoor Recreation provides top-of-the-line, hightech equipment. On July 31, the fun will take place
from 10:30-11:30 p.m. Events will also take place
Aug. 28 and Sept. 25 at 10:30 p.m. Cost: $10
and includes equipment use. All ages welcome,
but must meet minimum requirements. www.bliss.
armymwr.com or 744-1532
Tour de Tolerance: El Paso Holocaust Museum
and Study Center’s Tour de Tolerance is set for its
10th year Aug. 23 at the Sunland Park Racetrack
and Casino. The event features a 50K and 100K
bike ride and a 5K run/walk, which allows participants of all athletic abilities to enjoy the sweeping desert vistas and open roads of the southwest,
while supporting EPHM’s mission to oppose prejudice and intolerance through education and community involvement. 351-0048 or elpasoholocaustmuseum.org
German American Night Run: The 22st An-
zation as a team-building activity to create
esprit de corps, while promoting physical activity. This year, a 5-kilometer fun run course
beginning at 10:30 a.m. was added and takes
participants through Fort Bliss’ historical
scenery.
The perfect-for-beginners and familyfriendly 30-kilometer ride, starting at 10
a.m., takes participants through the less-trafficked east Fort Bliss tank trails and streets,
which might help reduce first timers’ anxiety
and stress. The 100-kilometer challenge, for
the more practiced riders, starts at 8 a.m. and
takes cyclists through the east Fort Bliss and
El Paso streets. Both rides and fun run begin
and end at Freedom Crossing.
“Please join us in this fun event that keeps
growing every year,” said Yolanda Castillo,
El Paso and Fort Bliss USO director. “Your
participation allows us to make a difference
in the lives of our Soldiers and their families.”
The USO helps lift spirits of America’s
military through morale-boosting services
and engaging entertainment around the
world.
Proceeds for the event benefit programs
such as, “Operation Phone Home,” a USO
program that delivers prepaid international
phone cards to deployed service members
free of charge, “United through Reading,”
allows deployed troops to virtually read
bedtime stories to their children, and many
nual German American Night Run is set for Sept.
12 at Freedom Crossing at Fort Bliss. Sponsored by
the German Air Force Air Defense Center and Fort
Bliss Family and MWR, the run signifies the valued
relationship between Fort Bliss and the German
community. Pre-race activities start at 4 p.m. and
the run, featuring an 8K race and 5K fun run/walk,
begins at 6 p.m. Stick around to enjoy German
bratwurst, beer and entertainment after the race.
ganightrun.com, bliss.armymwr.com or 744-5794.
Oryx Challenge Bike Tour: Register now at
www.RaceAdventuresUnlimited.com. The fun begins at 8 a.m., Freedom Crossing on West Fort
Bliss. The routes consist of a 30K and 100K bike
routes and 5K run/walk. The 100k starts at Freedom Crossing and heads east to Montana Ave.,
past Hueco Tanks and back. The 30k ride takes
cyclists through East Fort Bliss. Early registration
is now through Aug. 14; late registration Aug. 15
through Sept. 6. Free registration for WTB retirees/
active, Active-duty military $15, all others $35.
569-5644
Cyclists brought their bicycles, tricycles, children and friends to the 2014 ORYX Challenge
Bike Tour. This year’s even happens Sept. 20 at
Freedom Crossing. A 5-kilometer fun run has
been added to the event this year.
other programs for families and transitioning,
wounded and deployed troops.
Early registration is now through Aug.
14; late registration Aug. 15 through Sept. 6.
Free registration for Wounded Warriors retirees and active. Cost for active-duty military
$15, all others $35 for bike routes and $25
for 5k fun run.
Visit raceadventuresunlimited.com/ORYXChallenge or call 569-5644 to learn more.
Iron Side Sprint Triathlon:
Join Fort Bliss
Sports for our Iron Soldier Sprint Triathlon Sept. 26
at the Aquatics Training Center. The race is also
part of the Southwest Challenge Series. Swim 400
meters, bike 15 miles and run 5K. The race will
begin at 7:30 a.m. Early registration will be held
at Soto and Stout physical fitness centers, Aquatics Training Center and online at raceroster.com
through Sept. 23. The cost for individual competitors is $10 active-duty and $45 for all others. For
teams, the cost is $20-30 active-duty and $65 for
all others. Late registration/Packet Pick Up will be
held on Friday, Sept. 25 at the Aquatic Training
Center from 4-7 p.m. and on Saturday, Sept. 26
from 6-7 a.m. at the ATC. $10 late fee. Civilians are
welcome to participate. bliss.armymwr.com, 5680259 or 744-5794
2-43rd ADA wins Al Udeid Air Base Basketball Championship
By Sgt. 1st Class Jason Rayburn
2nd Bn., 43rd ADA Regiment
AL UDEID AIR BASE, Qatar—The team
of Soldiers with 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, “Warriors,” 11th
Air Defense Brigade, won the Al Udeid Air
Base Basketball Championship by defeating
the Air Force’s 379th Wing Expeditionary
Civil Engineer Group 81-61 July 1.
The Warrior team competed in a threemonth-long basketball league with a perfect
record of 10-0 throughout the regular season, defeating all the teams by an average
of 18 points a game. Through friendly, but
fierce competition, each night the stands
were filled with scores of Airmen, wishing
that the undefeated Army team would finally
falter. That did not happen.
Instead of losing focus, the Army team
was motivated to play aggressive and tough
defense as they controlled the tempo up and
down the court. They pulled off the win and
ultimately silenced the opposition in the
stands. The Army’s defense was a showstopper, leading them to a championship.
Sgt. 1st Class Jason Rayburn / 2nd Bn., 43rd ADA Regiment
The 2nd Battalion, 43rd ADA Regiment, 11th Air Defense Brigade, basketball team pose with their
trophies after winning the Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, Basketball League Championship July 1.
The team progressed throughout the season as the players learned how to anticipate
and trust each other. Each player knew and
accepted their role whether it was in defense,
scoring or just pushing the tempo through-
out the game. Despite not having two of their
key players, Spc. Keith Wood, wheeled vehicle mechanic from Battery C, and defensive player of the year candidate, and Spc.
Elisha Graves, petroleum supply specialist
also from Battery C, in the first two rounds
of the playoffs, the Strength in Honor team
managed close victories.
“We knew that we were a good team,
but also knew that there was a lot of talent
on the other side of the ball, the difference
is that we played as a team,” said 1st Sgt.
Tommy Flores, Battery C first sergeant and
team coach. “Teams win championships, not
individuals.”
Spc. Marcus Forbes, automated logistical
specialist from Company E, was selected as
the League and Playoffs MVP by scoring an
average of 13.8 points a game and scoring
31 points in the championship game. Spc.
Tony Williams, automated logistical specialist, Co. E, was the team constant at point
guard averaging 13.3 points a game and five
assists. Spc. Kristopher Rodgers, automated
logistical specialist, Co. E, was recognized
as the “League’s Sixth Man” for providing
the needed rest for the starting five while averaging 5.7 points per game.
Throughout the entire season, Flores said
the Army Team performed like champions.
>> IMPERIAL BRIGADE
ESPRIT DE CORPS RUN
Capt. Guster Cunningham III / 11th Bde. Public Affairs
The 11th “Imperial” Air Defense Artillery Brigade completed a brigade esprit de corps run here Monday.
Led by Command Sgt. Maj. Bryan A Pinkney, center,
brigade command sergeant major, all completed the
approximate four mile trek. He is flanked by the rear
detachment primary staff, and the deputy commanding
officer, Maj. Eric G. James, fifth Soldier from the left.
Pinkney, currently deployed to Southwest Asia, was
here visiting the headquarters rear detachment and
non-deployed subunits. After the run he reminded the
Soldiers of the Imperial brigade that readiness and discipline are the keys to continued success.
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Soldier, their family members and veterans.
Information should be 100 words or fewer
and contain no editorializing. An informational brief that is not time-specific will not
run for more than four weeks. Submissions
are due no later than Friday for publication in the following week’s paper. To learn
more, call 568-4088.
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CYSS School Liaison Services. Free. Children and parents will be able to meet face
to face with more than 100 school entities,
and will learn about athletics, health services, student and parent services, special education, JROTC, Bilingual education, magnet
programs, early childhood, CYS and much
more. 569-5064
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Management Skills workshops: Fort
Bliss Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation offers “The Making of a Great Manager” July 30; “Detect Icebergs” Aug. 12;
and “Time Management” Aug. 27. Classes
take place from 9-11 a.m. at the Family Resilience Center, Bldg. 250. 569-5487
Bliss Briefs
Audie Murphy Summer Formal: Paseo del Norte Chapter Sergeant Audie Murphy Club presents the 2nd annual summer formal Aug. 21 at 6 p.m. Marriott Hotel, 1600
Airway Blvd., El Paso. The event is open to all
Soldiers, civilians and SAMC members. Cost:
$40. 408-0646
Rock the Fort: Rock band Hoobastank
will headline the annual Rock the Fort concert Aug. 8 at Biggs Park. Other acts will
include Candlebox, The Animal in Me,
Andromeda Theory and Fall 2 Rise. Gates
open at 4 p.m. Free. The general public is
invited. There will be a beer garden that
is available for a $10 fee, which includes
10 beer samples and preferred tent seating.
The concert is sponsored by USAA and the
Dick Poe Family of Dealerships. 568-6741
Chapin H.S. Pre-Registration: Registration will be conducted on Aug. 5-6, from
8:30-11 a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m. Only 50 students will be registered each day due to the
time it takes to create personal EPISD school
files and class schedules. Also, starting on
Friday, access EPISD.org web site, scroll to
quick links, online registration info and complete, print and hand carry a copy of registration packet. Please bring all required documents. Required documents include: birth
certificate, current immunization records,
school transcripts, proof of residency (utility
bill or lease agreement), special education
documents (if applicable), valid identification
of the parents/guardian enrolling the student,
social security card, proof of income for those
wishing to participate in the National Nutrition Program.
School and sports physicals: Parents
of children ages 4-18: William Beaumont
Army Medical Center’s Mendoza Pediatrics
Clinic is offering school and sports physicals
to children ages 4-18 this Saturday, and Aug.
15 and 22. Fort Bliss primary care clinics offer the physicals all summer during regular
business hours, but the Saturday clinics offer
appointments at convenient weekend times.
The physicals are open to all children who
are TRICARE Prime beneficiaries. They do not
need to be assigned to the Mendoza Pediatric clinic. Immunizations will be offered for
school aged children. Make an appointment
by calling 742-CARE (2273). Don’t forget to
bring your school’s pre-participation sports
physical forms with you to the appointment.
Most schools’ forms can be found on their
website or at elpasoisd.rankonesport.com/
Main/Default.aspx.
EPISD Pre-registration: EPISD Pre-registration is open to all military families new to El
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Directorate of Human Resources
Reduced Operations Friday: The
Directorate of Human Resources is conducting a Team Building Event Friday
and will have reduced operations form
11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For emergencies during reduced operations call
568-3093
School Liaison Office closure: The
School Liaison Office will be closed
August 4 from 7:30 a.m.-1p.m. The
SLO staff will be hosting the Annual
Fort Bliss Education Fair at the Centennial during that time.
2015 Army Arts and Crafts Contest: If you’re ready to share your creative
talents, consider the 2015 Army Arts and
Crafts Contest. This contest is open to auads
thorized MWR patrons and participants will
enter their work in one of 10 categories,
including: ceramic art, digital art, draw- p. 888
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media 2D, mixed media 3D, paintings and
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be awarded for the first, second and third
place winners in each category. Review the
participant guidelines from submission and
contest guidelines at armymwr.com.
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Paso Independent School District. Registration
will take place Aug. 5-6 at multiple locations.
Aug 5 locations are: Chapin High School
and Milam and Bliss elementary schools. On
Aug. 6 registration will take place at: Bliss,
Burnet, Hughey, Logan, Milam, Nixon, Powell, Tom Lea and Travis elementary schools,
Bassett, Richardson and Ross middle schools
and Andress, Burges and Chapin high
schools. Required documents include: birth
certificate, current immunization records,
school transcripts, proof of residency (utility
bill or lease agreement), special education
documents (if applicable), valid identification
of the parents/guardian enrolling the student,
social security card, proof of income for those
wishing to participate in the National Nutrition Program. 569-5064
ACS birthday events: Celebrate 50
years of Army Community Service with a
birthday celebration at 6 p.m. Friday at the
Centennial Banquet and Conference Center.
569-4227
MOAA Essay: The Military Officers Association of America invites military professionals
to write 1,500-2,000 words for a chance to
win one of three cash prizes and publication
in “Military Officer,” the magazine of MOAA.
The first-place essayist in MOAA’s annual military professional essay contest will receive
$1,000. Second-and-third-place winners will
receive $500 and $250, respectively. Essayists do not need to be MOAA members to
enter, and essays can address any aspect of
contemporary military leadership – positive
or negative. The contest is open to current,
former and retired members of the military
and their families and students, and staff and
faculty members at any professional military
education institution. Individual writers retain
copyright to their work, but by submitting an
entry, they give MOAA permission to publish
winning entries in the December 2015 issue
of Military Officer. Submit entries by July 31.
moaa.org/essaycontest
2nd Division Association: The Second
(Indianhead) Division Association is holding its 94th annual reunion in San Antonio,
Sept. 22-26 and is searching for anyone who
served in the Army’s 2nd Infantry Division at
any time. (224) 225-1202
Fort Bliss Baby Shower: Baby shower
is Aug. 10 at the Family Resilience Center
Club Road Bldg 250 on West Fort Bliss from
11a.m.-5 p.m. Join us for food, surprises, and
fun. Get healthy baby tips. Open to all Soldiers and their family members expecting a
baby or newly blessed with one. Registration
required by email: limited space available:
[email protected].
FMWR
Education Fair: Need information about
programs and activities available to your
child in the El Paso/ Fort Bliss area? Then
stop by the Centennial Banquet and Conference Center on Aug. 4 from 8:30-11
a.m. for the PK-12 Education Fair hosted by
Army Soldier Show: The 2015 U.S.
Army Soldier Show “We Serve” pays tribute to the 50th anniversary of the Battle of
Ia Drang Valley, one of the bloodiest conflicts during the Vietnam War. Shows will
take place Aug. 28 at 7 p.m. and Aug. 29
at 2 p.m. Doors open one hour prior to the
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Crossing and at the Soldier Activity Center.
More at ArmyMWR.com/SoldierShow or
568-6741.
High Stakes Bingo: Get ready to win
big on Aug. 22 as the Centennial Banquet
and Conference Center hosts High Stakes
Bingo. There will be chances to win up to
$12,000 in cash prizes. Bingo will take
place from 4-11 p.m., and the event includes a dinner buffet and cash bar. Tickets cost between $40 and $100, must be
purchased in advanced and are available
at the Centennial. Open to all valid Department of Defense identification card holders
18 and older. 744-8427
Oktoberfest: This year’s event will be
held from Sept. 18-20 at Biggs Park. Gates
open at 6 p.m. each night and Sunday’s
family day will be from noon–5 p.m. Tickets go on sale on Aug. 14 at both FMWR
ITR offices located inside Freedom Crossing
and the Soldier Activity Center and online
at www.eventbrite.com. There will be two
pre-sale opportunities at Rock the Fort on
Aug. 8 and at the Relocation Fair on Aug.
12. The ticket price is $35 per person which
covers your authentic German meal and a
beer stein (beer not included). There will be
2,500 tickets available for Friday night and
2,500 available for Saturday night. Sunday will be open to all as a non-ticketed
family day Friday and Saturday nights are
open to adults 18 and older.
Bunco at Pershing Pub: Bunco is a
fast-paced dice game that involves chance,
easy scoring, and maximum fun. Mark your
calendars for Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. and
join us at Pershing Pub, 243 Club Road.
Break out the hairspray and neon leggings
for this 1980’s themed event. The cost is
$15 to participate and includes one beverage and snacks. All are welcome. Bunco
Night takes place monthly. For dates, visit
our website at bliss.armymwr.com or call
781-6809.
Relocation Fair: The Bienvenidos a Bliss
Relocation Fair is a newcomer’s information
forum conducted by Army Community Ser-
vice’s Relocation Readiness Program. The
11th annual “Bienvenidos a Bliss” offers a
Texas style welcome at the Centennial Banquet and Conference Center, 11199 Sgt. E
Churchill St on Central Fort Bliss, Aug. 12
from 1-5 p.m. The fair is a great opportunity for Fort Bliss residents and newcomers
to learn about area services and activities
available to them. 568-4227 ext. 6
Fort Bliss Hiring Fair: If you’re in search
for a new job or looking for a career
change, make plans to attend the semi-annual Hiring Fair on Aug. 13 at the Centennial Banquet and Conference Center. The
Hiring Fair begins at 9 a.m. and is open
to all Department of Defense identification
card holders. The Centennial is located on
Central Bliss at 11199 Sgt. E. Churchill
Road. 569-5838
Go Youth
Story Time: Start your children on the
road to literacy and stop by for Story Time
every Tuesday from 10:30-11:15 a.m. Story Time is geared for ages 2-6 (preschool
age). There will be one or two stories read
aloud, a craft or activity and occasionally
refreshments. Mickelsen Community Library
is located in Bldg. 2E, Sheridan Rd. 5686156
School Age Reading Activity Time:
The School Age Reading Activity Time is
designated for children ages 7-12 and
takes place every Wednesday beginning at
4 p.m. A staff member will read for part of
the time, and the children will read aloud as
well. Activities and projects are completed
at home and returned and shared at subsequent meetings. Occasional refreshments
are provided as well. Please note children
must be accompanied by a parent. Mickelsen Community Library is located in Bldg.
2E, Sheridan Rd. 568-6156
Teen Book Club: Do you have a teen who
loves to read? Mickelsen Library has just the
club for them. Starting at 4:30 p.m. on the
second and fourth Thursday of every month,
teens will head on over to the purple couch,
nibble on snacks and share their thoughts
about the various books read and how
they played into the month’s theme. Free.
The library is located at 2E Sheridan Road.
blissmwr.com/library or 568-6156
MYAC Camp Activities: The MYAC will
be offering two fun filled weeks of camp
activities starting from Sept. 29 through
Oct. 10. The first camp is called Fall Fun
Camp, this camp allows your teen to enjoy
ice skating, going to the movies, letting lose
at Bob-O’s, hanging out at the bowling alley and learning all about animals at the
El Paso Zoo. The next camp is the Creepy
Week Camp. This camp has lots of creepy
fun, including learning about creepy crawly
insects, a visit to the El Paso Exploreum,
Icky Art and Science with Ms. Allison and a
Clown Class. 744-2449
El Paso Youth Project: Boys and girls 7
years old through sixth grade can engage in
overall health and wellness conditioning, as
well as competitive training for middle and
long distances, under the Amateur Athletic
Union of El Paso. Registration runs through
Aug. 31. The El Paso Youth Sports Academy
under KFM International Sports is offering
the training. 252-3180 or fkmunene@live.
com
Community
The Natural: Plaza Classic Film Festival
and the El Paso Chihuahuas, are teaming up
again to show a baseball movie on the HD
scoreboard at Southwest University Park,
home of the Chihuahuas. The 1984 baseball classic The Natural, starring Robert Redford as baseball “natural” Roy Hobbs, will
be shown at 8 p.m. Aug. 5 at the stadium.
Tickets at 533-4020, plazaclassic or Southwest University Park box offices the night of
the movie.
Knife event: To celebrate the Exchange’s
120th birthday, the Fort Bliss Military Clothing Sales Store will hold a two-day Benchmade knife event Friday and Saturday.
There will be savings up to 35% on an expanded assortment of Benchmade tactical
knifes. In addition, the Laser Mark machine
will be available. Have your favorite personal saying or symbol engraved into your
knife. 568-0388
Gold Star Wives luncheon: The Gold
Star Wives of America, Inc. El Paso Del
Norte Chapter will hold a general meeting
with a buffet luncheon at 11 a.m. today at
the Centennial Banquet and Conference
Center. Anthony Lovett, deputy director
of Fort Bliss Family and Morale, Welfare
and Recreation, will be the guest speaker.
Guests are welcome. For more Information,
contact Joyce at 588-1808.
TRICARE education: Learn more about
your TRICARE benefits. Sessions are the first
Thursday of the month from 10-11 a.m. at
WBAMC Clinic Assembly Room (first floor
next to First Light FCU), the second Wednesday of the month from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in
the Mendoza Soldier Family Care Center’s
War Room (first floor lobby), and the third
Wednesday of the month from 1:30-2:30
p.m. at Rio Bravo Medical Home, Ste. 300,
10460 Vista del Sol.
Reflections of Generosity: The Reflections of Generosity art collection will be on
display at the Chamizal National Memorial
through the end of July. “Reflections of the
Soul: Toward Restoration and Inner Peace”
is a traveling exhibition about the power
of painting, sculpture and song to facilitate
restoration of the spirit through generosity,
community and beauty. The gallery is open
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-4:30
p.m. and weekends by request.
Exchange scavenger hunt: In honor
of the 120th anniversary of the Army & Air
Force Exchange Service, a sweet scavenger
hunt will give military shoppers the chance
to search the candy aisles of the Fort Bliss
Exchange for clues to win $7,000 in prizes.
Through Friday, authorized shoppers can
find the five missing words from the Patriot
Family 120th Anniversary Scavenger Hunt
using clues located in their Exchange candy
department. A grand prize of $3,000 will
be awarded to one winner, $1,000 to two
second place winners and $500 will go to
four third place winners. To find out more
about the contest and how to enter, visit
www.shopmyexchange.com/patriot-family.
The seven winners will be selected at random from a pool of all eligible entries.
Male
Male
El Paso Choral Society auditions:
The choral society is holding auditions for
a 200-voice adult chorale and a 24-voice
professional choir to perform Handel’s Messiah with orchestra and professional soloists
at the Abraham Chavez Theater Dec. 12,
at 7:30 p.m. Auditions will be held July 28,
30, and Aug. 8, 9, 15, and 16. Schedule
an audition by calling 479-0156 or emailing [email protected]. Audition requirements and rehearsal schedule
are available at www.epchoralsociety.org.
Monday evening rehearsals begin Oct. 5.
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Rummage Sale: The El Paso Child Guidance Center will be hosting its second annual Rummage Sale event on Aug. 15. The
event will be selling lightly used clothing,
toys, furniture, office equipment and other
goods in the parking lot of its eastside clinic
at 9001 Cashew Drive, 79907 from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Families are also invited to enjoy
kid’s activities and local food trucks. 5621999.
Historic Bankhead Highway: Explore
the original Texas road trip with new mobile
tour. The tour features an interactive map,
videos, and photos from more than 200 sites
in 31 cities and towns between El Paso and
Texarkana. Users can revisit familiar places
Female
Male
Military Officers Association of
America meeting: MOAA will meet at
the Underwood Golf Course, 3200 Coe
Ave., Aug. 8, at 11 a.m. for a membership
meeting and luncheon. Robert J. Dockendorf, Executive Director, Santa Teresa Aviation Museum, will speak. Reservations are
required by Aug. 3 at El Paso Chapter
MOAA, Attn: Treasurer, PO Box 6144, Ft.
Bliss, TX 79906-0144. Active duty and retired officers from any branch of service and
their spouses are invited. 533-5111
Explorers youth advisory board applicants sought: The deadline is Aug. 1
to submit applications for the El Paso Exploreum Children’s Museum youth Explorers
Advisory Board, a unique group charged
with determining the museum’s exhibits, programs and interior environment. Children
8 through 18 need to apply at www.ElPasoExploreum.org. They are selected based
on their age, geographic location, school
district and response to a questionnaire. A
recommendation from a parent, teacher or
counselor is also required, and applications
must include a commitment from an adult to
get the youth to meetings. Great opportunity
for leadership and personal growth!
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gems among the vintage diners, cafes, motels, hotels, museums, and attractions along
the roughly 850-mile route. “Historic Bankhead Highway” is free and available at texastimetravel.com/get-guides. The tour joins
the THC’s additional mobile tours, “African
Americans in Texas” and “Red River War of
1874-1875: Clash of Cultures in the Texas
Panhandle,” allowing users to plan engaging trips to connect with Texas heritage and
history. 512-936-0849
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Eastside, near Rich Beem & Pebble Hills, 3BR, 2BA, lg master
suite, refrigerated a/c, several upgrades, about 1700 sf, built
2010, quick drive to Ft Bliss, $127,000. 881-7591
NE–0737 Onyxstone, 3BR, 2BA, 2car gar., $895/mo + deposit.
Ceramic tile, all appliances. pets ok with pet deposit. 590-5508
Ex Tang solid fold aircraft aluminum truck bed cover, hardly used,
in great shape, no dents, no scratches. w/all mounting hardware.
Fits Silverado/GMC Sierra 1/2 ton or 3/4 ton short truck bed 6&1/2
in. long. $300. 249-1941
2005 Goldwing motorcycle GL 1800ABS anniversary model. Kept
in garage. 490-7921
86 Chevy c10 flat black. 350 motor, auto trans, good tires, factory
air, no rust, extra solo seats. $3800 OBO. 857-1856
For Rent 3 BR, 2 BA, garage, large yard, new carpet. Located on
the eastside, $950 w/dep. 667-0388
2006 Lexus LX-470-V8-4WD, excellent condition/clean, fully
equipped, rear entertainment sys. Asking FMV:$28,500. Must see
to appreciate. 575-589-1319
9.55 Beautiful horse property located off US hwy. 213 N. War Rd.
NM. 1440 sq.ft. MH, 3BR, 2full BA, 2 lg. decks, garage & tack rm,
horsepen, own waterwell, fenced. $149,000 OBO. 575-805-4626
2008 Lexus GS-470-V8-4WD, excellent condition/clean, fully
equipped, rear entertainment sys. Asking FMV: $24,500. Great
gas mileage for full size SUV. 575-589-1319
Duplex 3BR, 2BA, stove & ref., dishwasher, lots of kitchen cabinets,
dinning area, ceil. fans, fp, lg closets, private yards, w/d hook-ups.
No pets. 4702 Frankford Ave. Perashing gate. 525-5233
2007 Honda Shadow Spirit 750cc, 2 new tires, windshield, luggage rack w/backrest, K+N air filter & protective cover. 18,500
miles, excellent shape, complete service done. $3500. 539-3431
10081 Imperial. 3BR, 2BA, new internal paint, ceramic tile
throughout, microwave/stove, close to schools, shopping, and I54.
$825/mo. 581-0900 or 254-5951
1998 Honda Civic 4dr LX auto 159k miles, good mechanical condition, some cosmetic body wear. $2,600. 581-4777
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Dining room table w/6 chairs & matching china huch $400. Living room sofa w/2 matching chairs $150. Wood/metal desks $25.
German shrunk, wood H82” W18” L112” $35. 204-5981
07 Kawasaki vulcan 900 classic. $4000. Kept in garage, low miles,
mp3 or IPhone setup for music, 10inch apes & more. 637-4665
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Private collection of beautiful Native American turquoise sterling
silver jewelry. 4 necklaces, 2 rings, & pair of earings. $100. 253304-8406
Stunning 24k solid gold 1915 Austrian 1 Ducat coin set in 14k
solid gold pendant/pin. Can be worn as a necklace w/included
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Excersice bike $30. Sharp TV 39 in $150. 929-9294
Coleman 32qt. ice chest $20. Igloo water/ice chest $20. Water
pump for air cooler, like new $12. 598-5643
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V6, 9 SPD, AUTOmATIC, LEATHER, POwER
EQUIPmENT, 31 mPG
SALE PRICE
300 LIMITEDS IN STOCK!
SALE PRICE
STK#T25520
2003 FORD
WINDSTAR SE
STK#0T25151N, EXCELLENT FOR THE FAM.
$4,995
NEW 2015 DODGE CHALLENGER SXT
17,995
2001 FORD F-150
4WD X CAB
STK#00C5265B, EXCELLENT WORK TRUCK
$5,995
2003 GMC YUkON XL 2003 DODGE DAkOTA
C1500
SLT 2WD QUAD CAB
2004 FORD
2004 TOYOTA CAMRY
EXPEDITION XLT 4WD SOLARA 2DR CNV
2002 FORD FOCUS
2006 SMART CAR
2005 NISSAN SENTRA
STK#A13020A
STK#A13303 ONLY 27K MILES
STK#23195A STUDENT CAR
$4,995
$5,995
STK#0T25472A, 4X4 FUN
STK#0T25186B, CONVERTIBLE FUN
$6,995
$4,995
2004 DODGE RAM
1500 QUAD CAB
2009 FORD
FUSION SE
2007 CHEVY
EQUINOX
$6,995
STK#0T25481A, EXCELLENT WORK TRUCK
STK#0T25462N, THIS IS THE ONE
STK#00C5148B, PRICED TO SELL
STK#23463A CHEAP SUV
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA
2011 CHEVROLET
HHR 2LT
2007 DODGE
CHARGER R/T
STK#0T25412B, SPORTY SEDAN
2010 MAZDA 3
2014 NISSAN
VERSA SV
STK#0T25485A, BACK TO SCHOOL CAR
$8,995
2011 DODGE AVENGER
MAINSTREET
STK#0T25153A, NOT A MISTAKE
$7,995
STK#0T24630B, TEST DRIVE THIS ONE
$9,995
2013 kIA SOUL
STK#0000P151, FUN TO DRIVE
$11,995
$11,995
2012 FIAT 500
SPORT
2008 HONDA ACCORD
LX P
$12,995
$12,995
STK#0000P237, SAVE GAS
2013 MAZDA 2
SPORT
STK#0000P222, BACK TO SCHOOL CAR
$12,995
2012 TOYOTA
SCION TC
STK#00C5171A, HARD TO FIND
$13,995
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
STk#0000P256
SAVE GAS
$13,995
STK#0T25198B, PRICED TO SELL
$7,995
$8,995
STK#00C5278A, V8 POWER
$10,995
$10,995
2010 CHEVROLET
EQUINOX LS
2008 DODGE RAM
1500 3.0SI RCAB
STK#000P246A, THIS IS THE ONE
STK#0T25597A, NICE TRUCK
$12,995
$12,995
2006 NISSAN TITAN
kING CAB
2008 JEEP G
CHEROkEE LAREDO 4WD
$12,995
$12,995
STK#000P122B, THIS IS THE ONE
STK#0T25509A, 4X4 FUN
2012 TOYOTA SCION
2008 DODGE CHARGER
XB
STK#0T25418B, TEST DRIVE THIS ONE
$13,995
2007 CHRYSLER
300C SRT-8
2013 HYUNDAI
ELANTRA
$13,995
STK#0000P220, THIS IS THE ONE
$13,995
2012 DODGE JOURNEY SE
STk#0000P264
THIS IS THE ONE
$14,995
PARTS AND SERvICE
OPEN ALL DAy
SATURDAy!
Collection
Point
2011 TOYOTA
COROLLA
STK#00C5280A, FUN TO DRIVE
$12,995
STK#0T25112B, SRT-8 FUN TO DRIVE
FOR 36 MONTHS
STK#C5245, LEASE $229 FOR 36 mONTHS PLUS ONE REFINANCABLE FINAL OF $16,742 OR RETURN TO DEALER AND PAY $450 DISPOSAL FEE. $2,995 DUE AT
SIGNING. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. .00066 mONEY FACTOR. 10,000 mILES PER YEAR LEASE, OAC
STK#0T25173A, 7 PASS
$7,995
229 MO.
$
AUTO, V6,
ALLOY
wHEELS,
SAT. RADIO
2.4 4 CYL., AUTOmATIC, A/C, STK #22933, #22957
$
23,995
$
MSRP ................. $27,985
REBATE ............... $3,500
DISCOUNT .............. $490
NEW 2015 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT
MSRP ................. $20,580
DISCOUNT ........... $1,085
REBATE ............... $1,500
SALE PRICE
STK#C5314
$6,000
17,995
$
MSRP ................. $20,225
REBATE ............... $2,000
DISCOUNT .............. $230
AUTO, A/C, POwER EQUIPmENT
STK#00C5229A, LOW MILES
$13,995
2010 CHEVROLET
EXPRESS G1500
STK#0000P139, PRICED TO SELL
$14,995
2013 DODGE DART SXT
STk#0T25507A
SPORTY SEDAN
$15,995
FORT
BLISS
$8,995
THREE TO CHOOSE FROM
2012 FORD FOCUS
2012 kIA SOUL
STK#A13324, WHY BUY NEW?
$10,995
$11,995
2013 MAZDA 5
2004 AUDI TT-ROADSTER
$13,995
$12,995
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
2012 HONDA CIVIC
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM, WAY
TOO CHEAP
STK#A13250, NOT A MISTAKE
$13,995
$14,995
STK#23457A, GREAT STUDENT CAR
$5,995
STK#A13165A, STUDENT CAR
STK#A12938A, WON’T LAST LONG
2008 TOYOTA
YARIS
2013 CHEVY
IMPALA LT
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM
$12,995
2010 FORD EDGE
STK#23166A, CONVERTIBLE, LOW
MILES 62K
STK#A12925A, PAYMENT SPECIAL
$13,995
$13,995
2014 CHEVY CRUZE 2LT
2014 HYUNDAI
SONATA GLS
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM, WHY
BUY NEW?
FOUR TO CHOOSE FROM
$14,995
$15,995
2003 FORD F150
HARLEY DAVIDSON
2011 HONDA FIT
2012 TOYOTA CAMRY SE
2013 MINI COOPER S
STK#A13254, SUPER GAS SAVER
STK#23251A, QUALITY AND PRICE
STK#A13119, WAY TOO CHEAP
$15,995
$15,995
$15,995
2014 FORD F150
2013 HYUNDAI
SANTA FE
STK#A12742D, ONLY 60K MILES
$16,995
2014 DODGE GRAND 2011 JEEP WRANCARAVAN R/T
GLER 4X4 HARD TOP
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM, WHY
BUY NEW? STK#22771A
STK#A12996, BARGAIN CORNER BUY
$17,995
$19,995
2012 DODGE
CHALLENGER SXT
2012 TOYOTA TACOMA
TRD 4X4 CREW CAB
2014 BMW 228I
2014 BMW 740I
STK#13115
STK#A13066, PURE LUXURY
$22,995
$29,995
$29,995
$48,995
STK#A13188, ONLY 22K MILES
2015 DODGE DART SXT
THREE TO CHOOSE
FROM, WHY BUY
NEW?
$16,995
STK#22771A, QUALITY AND PRICE
STK#A13114, WHAT A STEAL
$20,995
FIVE TO CHOOSE FROM, 4X4 EXCITEMENT
$20,995
2012 LEXUS CT 200H
2014 FORD EXPLORER’S LIMITED
STk#A12981,
PURE LUXURY,
GAS SAVER
TWO TO CHOOSE
FROM, BIG
ROOMY SUV
$18,995
$28,995
ON THE LOT...
#1 USED CAR
OR ONLINE AT
DEALER IN
WWW.DICKPOE.COM EL PASO!
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND LICENSE. ON APPROVED CREDIT. ALL VEHICLES SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ONE PRICE $12,995-72 mOS. @ $199-$2,000 + TT&L, 10.0% APR. OAC. ALL DISCOUNTS ARE FROm DICK POE AND ALL REBATES ARE FROm THE mANUFACTURER’S. PHOTOS FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY.
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FROM THE MISSION CHEVROLET FAMILY
$750 ADDITIONAL
SAVINGS FOR
USAA MEMBERS
JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE MONTH SALES EVENT
Pictures for illustration purposes only. All vehicles subject to prior sale. All vehicles plus tax, title and license. On approved credit. Dealer contribution may affect final negotiated price. See dealer for details. 0% APR for 60 months on select models in-lieu of all rebates and incentives. Ally Financing OAC. $16.66 per $1,000 financed zero down, plus TT&L. Texas Edition vehicles must be registered in Texas to qualify for all rebates, incentives and option
package savings. *Stk #51595. Price $40,695, option package disc. $750, MSRP $39,945, rebate $1,500, B/C $70, Tx. Edition $1,000 *Bonus Tag Cash $1,500 * $500 Ally down payment asst. Mission savings $5,200. Plus TT&L, O.A.C. To receive down payment assistance, you must qualify and finance vehicle through Ally, GM Financial or Wells Fargo. ***Mission will sell you the same vehicle, equal equipped, at the same price as a rental unit. These
vehicles have been driven by many different people and may have been smoked in, scratched, altered. Don’t be fooled by a “rental”, at new car pricing! Mission Chevrolet will beat any advertised price on the same unit with the same MSRP in Southwest area. Bring in a copy of ad and a purchase order signed by a manager and we will beat the price or give you $100 if we do not beat the price. ‘Covers only schedule oil changes with filter, tire rotations,
and 27 point inspections, according to your vehicle’s recommended maintenance schedule for up to 2 years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Does not include air filters. Maximum of 4 service events. See participating dealer for other restrictions and complete details. Whichever comes first, from date of purchase. Excludes normal wear and maintenance items. See participating dealer for limited warranty details. Whichever comes first, from
original in-service date See participating dealer for limited warranty details. For warranty service for the lenght of the warranty. Whichever comes first. Vehicle exchange only. See delaer for details. Three-month OnStar trial. Visit onstar.com for details and system limitations. Three month SiriusXM trial. If you subscribe after your trial period, subscriptions are continuos until you call SiriusXM to cancel. See SiriusXM Customer Agreement for complete
terms at siriusxm.com Other fees and taxes will apply. All fees and programming subject to change. *Bonus Tag Cash on GM selected models only. *Tahoe owner loyalty must own a GM 99 model year or newer vehicle to qualify or reside in the same household of registered GM vehicle to qualify. All vehicles subject to prior sale. Sale ends 7-31-15

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