Air Force launches new officer voluntary force management programs

Air Force voluntary officer separations will continue throughout fiscal year 2012 in order to combat the current 17 year-high retention rate and meet congressionally mandated end-strength for FY12.According to the Air Force Personnel Center website, Air Force leaders implemented a tailored,

Air Force rifle training evolves to match today's combat

Leaders of the 52nd Fighter Wing here participated in a modernized rifle qualification course test Oct. 13.Spangdahlem's combat arms instructors were the first U.S. Air Forces in Europe Airmen to prepare and fire the new qualification course. Wing leadership went through the preliminary course to

Spangdahlem raises breast cancer awareness

Orange and Black are commonly associated with October, but another color has been added - pink. This color does not represent goblins or ghouls, but rather breast cancer awareness.While Airmen cannot wear pink in uniform, they are doing their part in more ways than one to raise awareness. Sabers are

Zumba for a Cure

Middle school students dig for history

Air Force, Army presents 'Fight the Risk' to German government

 More than a dozen traffic accidents occurred here Oct. 11. Luckily, the accidents happened on a driving simulator provided by the 52nd Fighter Wing Safety office from Spangdahlem Air Base. The U.S. Air Forces in Europe, along with the U.S. Army in Europe, brought displays like this to the

Saber Airmen use hot-pit refueling

Super Saber Performer

Name: Airman 1st Class Wesley E. WassonUnit: 52nd Equipment Maintenance SquadronDuty title: Munitions storage crew memberHometown: Jefferson, Texas Years in Service: Two years, one monthWhy joined: I joined to travel the world and use the military's education benefits. I was also inspired by my nine

52nd MXG returns from deployment

Binsfeld Forest Walk