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  • Airmen, international community honor recovered World War II MIAs

    A line in the Airman's creed states "I will never leave an Airman behind." For the McMurray Crew 801with the 492nd Bombardment Group, that promise was fulfilled, albeit 60-plus years after their B-24 bomber went down during World War II. An international crowd gathered at the Henri-Chapelle American

  • Sabers earn USAFE, AF recognition

    Congratulations to the following Sabers who were recently recognized by U.S. Air Forces in Europe and the Air Force with awards and medals: 2008 USAFE Flight Safety Achievement Award, Individual Capt. Benjamin F. Griffith, 52nd Fighter Wing 2008 USAFE Explosive Safety Achievement Master Sgt.

  • Viva Las Vegas -- Big 22 trains in Vegas

    The 22nd Fighter Squadron Stingers began their air and space expeditionary force rotation spin-up in earnest in January when they set off with 16 jets, 35 pilots and more than 250 52nd Fighter Wing Sabers to the "Home of the Fighter Pilot," Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Sunny Las Vegas was a warm

  • BES needs volunteers to read a book, share a smile

    Bitburg Elementary School is calling out for volunteers to share the joy of reading with students on Read Across American Day, March 2. "This nationwide reading celebration takes place each year on the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss, who epitomizes a love of learning," said Lisa

  • Airman's Attic offers appliances, book and more

    Coming to Germany with 110-voltage items can be quite the hassle, but the Airman's Attic makes the transition simple with free 220-voltage clocks and various other items no matter what your rank is. "We intentionally (stock) 220-voltage alarm clocks and small items that new Airmen may need when