Become a Military Saver today

Expect to see and hear these and other Military Saves messages sweep across military installations during Military Saves Week, Feb. 24 - March 2. Military Saves was developed through a cooperative agreement between the Department of Defense and the Consumer Federation of America to promote the

Working together

Kosovo duty no longer 'sleepy hollow' of deployments

What was once just a deployment "somewhere" in the Balkans is now front page news as Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia. This is news that some Sabers have followed a little more closely than most since a few people here have recently returned from a deployment to Kosovo, or are currently

Learning in action

Commander shadows Airman

Air Force is 'Above All'

The Air Force has a new advertising campaign to recruit the next generation of Airmen as well as better inform people about the Air Force mission: "Above All." "The new slogan is admittedly a bold one," said Col. Michael Caldwell, deputy director of Air Force public affairs, "but so are Airmen."

Awaiting take off

Here comes the Boom!

"We have 10,000 pounds of net explosive weight on the pad right now," said Tech. Sgt. Erick Chrostowski. "If you see anybody running, try to keep up." This was the simplified version of the safety brief given to observers by the 455th Expeditionary Maintenance Squadron AMMO production supervisor

Weapons loaders train, train, train to ensure warheads on foreheads

It is not uncommon for an Airman to tell you they have the most important or best job in the Air Force after all, everyone should feel that way. However, weapon loaders tout a motto they feel says it all -- "Without weapons, we are just another airline." This simple statement is said with a sense of

USAFE maintainers gain top-down view of transformation

One of the top Air Force leaders involved in engineering a broad transformation in aircraft maintenance processes and organizational structures arrived here Feb. 19 to talk with senior leaders, wing commanders and maintainers in U. S. Air Forces Europe. "We're looking at the most fundamental