USAFE command chief visits Geilenkirchen Airmen

Super Saber Performer

Name: Airman Nicole Lonita ClizzieUnit: 52nd Dental SquadronDuty title: Dental assistantHometown: Marble Canyon, ArizonaYears in Service: 19 monthsWhy joined: I felt like I was not ready for school but wanted to do something with my life.Family: I have a brother named Nicholas, and my mother's name

Public health conducts food vulnerability assessment

Air Force Public Health officials teamed up with the 52nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron Public Health Office as part of a food vulnerability assessment here May 9-12.Food vulnerability assessments are performed every three years to ensure all food supplies and distribution points on base use programs

Travel web site helps determine risks when planning events

Returning from deployment, getting ready for marriage, a promotion and three-day weekends are just some of the occasions in which Airmen take the time to plan and schedule everything between simple and extravagant leave.Planning for a good time on leave is not only limited to the destination,

52nd SFS member fills Embedded Training Team position in Afghanistan

A 52nd Security Forces Squadron Airman from here is currently deployed to the 866th Air Expeditionary Squadron in Kabul. Afghanistan, filling a Joint Expeditionary Tasking position to do a job normally done by the U.S. Army in an Embedded Training Team.Master Sgt. Steven Koehler, Jr., is the senior

52nd CES defeats 52nd MDG to claim intramural volleyball championship title

Sabers compete in Spangdahlem duathlon

Super Saber Performer

Name: Staff Sgt. James W. KillianUnit: 52nd Comptroller SquadronDuty Title: Budget analyst Hometown: Tucson, Ariz.Years in Service: Nine yearsWhy joined: To serve my country while getting an education and traveling around the worldFamily: Wife, Maria, and son, JustinHobbies: Traveling, playing the

606th ACS Airmen prepare for Eifel Thunder

"WHO YOU WITH?!" -- "THE 606TH!""WHAT'S YOUR ROLL?!" -- "AIR CONTROL!"Airmen from the 606th Air Control Squadron are preparing for Eifel Thunder, a field exercise in which Airmen take all of their equipment to a simulated deployed location where they live and work as if they are on a real

Undersecretary presents Installation Excellence Award to Spangdahlem team