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  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, GERMANY -- Lobster and mushrooms sit ready for use during the test run of the Iron Chef competition. The Iron Chef competition a new ongoing event hosted by the 52nd SVS gives four Airmen the opportunity to show what they can do in the kitchen. Contestants are provided a surprise supply of ingredients and limited time to see who can create the tastiest, unique and well presented dish. (US Air Force photo/Senior Airman Josie Kemp)

    Lobster and mushrooms

  • Ready set cook, 52nd SVS hosts Iron Chef contest

    Airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base can put their culinary skills to the test competing head to head for the title of base Iron Chef. The Iron Chef competition, a new ongoing event hosted by the 52nd Services Squadron Mosel Dining Facility, gives three Airmen the opportunity to show what they can do in the kitchen. Contestants are provided a surprise

  • 'SOAR' to commission with ROTC

    Airmen who want to advance their military career should consider Scholarships for Outstanding Airmen to ROTC, or SOAR. "The SOAR program is a tremendous opportunity for our Airmen today," said Col. Thomas Feldhausen, 52nd Fighter Wing vice commander. "It is an opportunity to receive a commission in the Air Force. It is an opportunity that is not

  • Making smart 'Saber Choices'

    Recently, the 52nd Fighter Wing commander described the clear reasons for "Saber Choices" the 52nd FW's commitment to the USAF's Culture of Responsible Choices campaign. Irresponsible drinking has led to suicides, sexual assaults, domestic violence and nearly half of the fatal motor vehicle accidents the Air Force experiences each year. An entire

  • 52nd MXG do more with less

    In times of budget cuts and reduced manning, Airmen are seeking out innovative ways to streamline their processes through the Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century Program. For members of the 52nd Maintenance Group, taking advantage of the AFSO21 concept is an important part of managing their manning cuts since a third of the maintenance

  • Sabers focus upcoming events

    Members of the 52nd Fighter Wing gathered April 16-18 to hear the words of the base commander as he discussed the wing's priorities and the road ahead. "During this busy time it is important for us to not become distracted from our priorities of preparing to fight, fighting to win and taking care of one another," said Col. Darryl Roberson, 52nd FW
  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, GERMANY -- Monotor, a Spangdahlem band, performs at the Spangdahlem Skyline prior to the special premier of “300” for an audience of more than 250 people. The staff at the Skyline has more bands on tap for this summer as pre-movie entertainment and stand alone concert performances, along with special give-a-way. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Ray Mills)

    Rockin' the house

  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, GERMANY – Senior Airman James Rogers instructs Airman 1st Class Jason Bracey, both from the 606th Air Control Squadron, how to adjust a high powered amplifier in a satellite communications terminal during a local training exercise. (US Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Daniel Hiese)

    606th ACS Airmen in action

  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, GERMANY -- Anthony Fedorov, American Idol season four finalist, performs at Spangdahlem Air Base April 15. Mr. Fedorov is touring U.S. Air Forces in Europe bases this month promoting the kick-off of the USAFE Services Extreme Summer program. He is currently working on solo material with some of music's most successful songwriters and he found time to co-star as a celebrity judge in a MTV network original show. For more information about the Extreme Summer program, visit www.extremesummer.com. (Photos by Airman 1st Class Emily Moore) (US Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Emily Moore)

    American Idol finalist performs for Sabers

  • Airman 1st Class Rochel Leah Goldblatt shares Passover withTech. Sgt. Christine Paille at a Jewish Community Center in Bishkek, Kyrgyzsrtan. The Manas Air Base Chapel Staff worked closely with Force Protection, the Wing Leadership, and a local Synagogue to arrange for Jewish personnel to take part in the Passover service. (Air Force Photo/Master Sgt. Daniel Nathaniel)

    Celebrating our religious freedom

    One of the primary reasons for the forming of the original 13 colonies was the desire for religious freedom. Having left a country with an established national church, the founding fathers knew the importance of making sure that would not happen in the newly founded United States. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states, "Congress shall
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