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  • 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

  • 52nd MDG officers selected for promotion

    Congratulations to the seven 52nd Medical Group officers selected for promotion. To major Capt. Allen Pratt, 52nd Dental Squadron; Capt. James Cullen, 52nd DS and Capt. Patrick Parsons, 52nd DS To lieutenant colonel Maj. Douglas Feeley, 52nd Medical Operations Squadron and Maj. Brendan Noone, 52bd

  • Shuttle service keeps base moving

    Sabers without a car don't have to rely on the kindness of co-workers or neighbors and they don't have to hoof their way to work either. The base shuttle bus runs weekdays from 5:27 a.m. through 10:49 p.m., stopping at more than 15 locations across the base. One of the best features of the shuttle

  • Top Saber Performer

    Tech. Sgt. Christopher Tillett, noncommissioned officer in charge financial services with the 52nd Comptroller Squadron, is the 52nd Fighter Wing's Top Saber Performer for the week of Feb. 13-19. (Courtesy Photo) Name: Tech. Sgt. Christopher R. Tillett Unit: 52nd Comptroller Squadron Duty title:

  • Tips to help ensure a successful UCI

    · Be polite to the inspectors; use customs and courtesies at all times (saluting, wearing a cover outdoors, standing for inspectors or customers) · Make a good first impression · Check uniform every day · Keep work area clean in- and outside · Know wing's chain of command · Know unit's chain of

  • 81st Fighter Squadron Receives Simulator Upgrades

    The 81st Fighter Squadron recently received a new A-10 Thunderbolt simulator along with upgrades to their only other simulator from Lockheed Martin. The project cost approximately $ 4.5 million, and took a team from Lockheed Martin 12 days to set up, from the time they arrived here, to the time the