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  • Fuel ration cards are in your mailboxes

    The new fuel ration cards are here. All Sabers should have received their new ration cards in the mail. The envelope has an appointment sticker that lists the date, time and location you are scheduled for activation. Regardless of the location on the envelope, AAFES is asking that all Sabers with an

  • Job Fair Extravaganza

    The 2008 Spangdahlem Airman & Family Readiness Center Job Fair will be held Aug. 21, 11a.m.-2 p.m., at Bldg. 42 on Spangdahlem. The A&FRC has been working with many base agencies to put together a one-stop-shop for anyone seeking employment in the Eifel. This year the Job Fair will also offer

  • Molding future leaders from a proud tradition

    Spangdahlem's 81st Fighter Squadron, home of the A-10 Warthog, welcomed the Civil Air patrol cadets July 31, 2008, allowing them an opportunity to visit the A-10 simulator. Spangdahlem provided something these cadets desperately needed, hands on experience and a break from lectures and tests. First

  • Adoption means Sergeant's best friend home for good

    Two Airmen recently retired from the 52nd Security Forces Squadron. While this isn't an unusual occurrence for most bases, the Airmen themselves are. Ricky, tattoo number B278; and, Agar, tattoo number F062, both German Shepherds with the 52nd SFS Military Working Dog section, are certified for

  • It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a reporter!

    A reporter with Suedwestrundfunk, a German news station, documented the efforts of 22nd Fighter Squadron Airmen during an F-16 media flight here July 25. Mr. Ansgar Zender, Chief of Media at SWR, helped educate the German population on the complexity of getting a jet off the ground by filming a

  • Article 15s: What you should know

    When a commander initiates Nonjudicial Punishment (NJP) under Article 15, Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), it is simply the first step in determining whether a service member may have committed a crime under the UCMJ. By initiating this paperwork, the commander believes there is evidence the