ttic, he pulled the ceiling while directing searches to ensure all people and pets were rescued. Coordinating with other fire teams, he helped ventilate the smoke out of the facility, limiting smoke damage to only two rooms. During the subsequent fire investigation, the investigator commented that there was less than a gallon of water on the floor, when typically you would find 50 or more gallons. This little water meant the wood floors were salvageable, thus cutting the fire loss. Thanks to Firefighter Kim's leadership and technical expertise, there were no
injuries among families or crew, a two-home duplex was saved, and the family was able to reoccupy in a week.

tal impact analysis for the facilities construction and training of a Combat Aviation Brigade. Ms. Klinger and Mr. Bucci managed the environmental assessment process to completion in less than 10 months, allowing construction to proceed without delay, while ensuring the Army met its environmental regulatory requirements and addressed public concerns. Ms. Klinger and Mr. Bucci emphasize that teamwork
was key. The complex process was completed on schedule thanks to the active participation and input of Fort Carson personnel, especially their NEPA coordinator, environmental lawyer, DPTMS Training staff, and G-3 Aviation staff.

at the regions and garrisons, they are taking care of critical business behind the scenes, so that IMCOM can accomplish its mission to provide Soldiers and their Families with a quality of life commensurate with the quality of their service.