Thrift Savings Plan improves security measures

The Thrift Savings Plan will begin using account numbers to improve individual account holder security effective in October. TSP officials will mail new account numbers to participants in September replacing the use of Social Security numbers as the primary means to identify current civilian and

Top Saber Performer for Aug. 31 - Sept. 6

Senior Airman Luis Burgos, 703rd Munitions Support Squadron help desk technician, has been named the 52nd Fighter Wing's Top Saber Performer for the week of Aug. 31 - Sept. 6. Name: Senior Airman Luis Burgos Unit: 703rd Munitions Support Squadron Duty Title: Help desk technician Hometown: Juana

Air Force's 'Knowledge Now' streamlines flow of information

The Air Force now has a "virtual community" where individuals can go anytime to share information with their peers anywhere in the world. Called "Knowledge Now," this community is a collaborative Web system that is accessible through the Air Force Portal and is designed to allow Airmen of all ranks,

Sabers Responsible Choices plaques

52nd FW leadership participate in team building exercise

Airmen invited to 'Do Something Amazing'

As part of the "Do Something Amazing" national advertising campaign, Air Force officials are offering Airmen the opportunity to submit videos showing Air Force members in action, and the best videos will be posted to the official Web site -- www.dosomethingamazing.com. To submit a video for

AADD reaches milestone

Airman Against Drunk Driving more than doubled the number of rides they provided to Sabers last year when they reached the 832nd ride mark this weekend. "This shows that the Spangdahlem military community knows our number," said Master Sgt. Patrick Carmichael, AADD president. "It also means they

USAFE leaders encourage Airmen to remain focuses, avoid complacency

As the traditional summer period of increased injuries and fatalities across the Air Force winds down this weekend, U.S. Air Forces in Europe leaders, from General William T. Hobbins, commander, down to first-level supervisors, are stressing the importance of staying focused and not letting

E-Pubs migrate to Air Force Public Web

Whether you are a warfighter in Iraq or a retired Airman in Nebraska, accessing Air Force forms or publications is now easier than ever due to a centralized Web site that began Aug. 24. The Air Force Departmental Publishing Office, or e-Pubs, officially migrated under the Air Force Public Web

Boy Scout organizes service project to better Spangdahlem, environment

Jordan Thomas is a 17 year old who attends Bitburg High School. And like many teenagers, Jordan enjoys the outdoors; participating in activities such as canoeing, repelling and camping. But he also enjoys giving back to his community and the outdoors. As a Boy Scout in Boy Scout Troop 165 at