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  • Deployed Saber named Warrior of the Week

    Every week an Airman is chosen to be the Warrior of the Week. WoW's are Ali Base's finest Airmen, an example to others on how to optimize our core values. This week's WoW is Airman 1st Class Alexzandrea Sutsko. Rank and Name: Airman 1st Class Alexzandrea Sutsko Job Title: Force Protection Escort

  • Leader of "The Pack"

    How do you take a disoriented gaggle of travel-weary passengers along with fifty tons of heavy equipment, high-tech weaponry, and nearly anything else you can strap to a pallet - then stuff it all (nice and neatly mind you) into the back of a war-zone bound cargo plane in under three hours? Give up?

  • 52nd FW names annual award winners

    Members of the 52nd Fighter Wing and their families gathered to recognize the hard work of Airmen and civilians from across the base at the 52nd FW Annual Awards Banquet March 1. "Every year the level of competition continues to rise," said Chief Master Sgt. Vance Clarke, 52nd Fighter Wing command

  • American Airmen receive German badge

    The dedication and hard work of two Airmen stationed at the 702nd Munitions Support Squadron on Buechel Air Base, Germany, was recognized in a unique way Feb. 28, 2008. Staff Sgt. Seth P. Stinnett and Senior Airman Jarrett J. Sainz were awarded the German Air Force Security Forces Function Badge in

  • SPES students buzz through spelling bee

    Congratulations to the following Spangdahlem Elementary School students who placed in the school's Parent, Teacher Student Association spelling bee: First place went to Samantha Wilson, a fourth grader in Mrs. Fant's class. She is the daughter of Nanette and Chief Master Sgt. Scott Wilson, 52nd

  • Saber One celebrates time at Spangdahlem and in the Eifel region

    Col. Darryl Roberson and his family departed Spangdahlem Air Base for the second time in his Air Force career Thursday following a 20-month tour and a Celebration of Command Ceremony here March 5, 2008. Lt. Gen. Rod Bishop, 3rd Air Force Commander, was the presiding officer. "The accomplishments of