Top Saber Performer
SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany --
SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany - Staff Sgt. Julie Gebert Hansen, 470th Air Base Squadron non commissioned officer in charge inbound traffic management office, has been named the 52nd Fighter Wing's Top Saber Performer for the week of Aug. 29 to Sep. 4 . (Courtesy Photo)
Name: Staff Sgt. Julie Gebert Hansen
Unit: 470th Air Base Squadron, Geilenkirchen
Duty title: NCOIC, Inbound Traffic Management Office
Hometown: Beavercreek, Ohio
Years in Service: 4.5 years
Why joined: Travel, college loan repayment and to finish my master's degree
Family: Husband, Esben Hansen
Hobbies: Running, computers and practicing my foreign language skills
Favorite aspect of job: Assisting inbound members in obtaining their household goods. Inbound members have enough stress in their daily lives, so I try to give good customer service and treat others how I hope they would treat me if I was in their shoes. Moving is never easy but I just want them to know I'm here to help.
Most memorable Air Force experience: Coordinating flights that helped joint members downrange go on emergency leave to get home because a loved one had died. I didn't mind being awakened at 2 a.m. to help someone in their time of need. It's amazing what the men and women are doing downrange, and I felt honored helping them.
Name: Staff Sgt. Julie Gebert Hansen
Unit: 470th Air Base Squadron, Geilenkirchen
Duty title: NCOIC, Inbound Traffic Management Office
Hometown: Beavercreek, Ohio
Years in Service: 4.5 years
Why joined: Travel, college loan repayment and to finish my master's degree
Family: Husband, Esben Hansen
Hobbies: Running, computers and practicing my foreign language skills
Favorite aspect of job: Assisting inbound members in obtaining their household goods. Inbound members have enough stress in their daily lives, so I try to give good customer service and treat others how I hope they would treat me if I was in their shoes. Moving is never easy but I just want them to know I'm here to help.
Most memorable Air Force experience: Coordinating flights that helped joint members downrange go on emergency leave to get home because a loved one had died. I didn't mind being awakened at 2 a.m. to help someone in their time of need. It's amazing what the men and women are doing downrange, and I felt honored helping them.
