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  • 146 Sabers receive MSgt line number

    Congratulations to the following Sabers who were selected for promotion to master sergeant: 23rd Fighter Squadron: Christopher Kelley 38th Munitions Maintenance Group: Troy Lee 470th Air Base Squadron: Stephen Christian, Michael Elliott, Blaine Haycock, Gary Johnson, Adam Kohnen, Jessica Slaughter,

  • Top Saber Performer June 15 - 21

    Airman 1st Class Rosalyn Frazee, a 52nd Dental Squadron dental assistant apprentice, has been named the 52nd Fighter Wing's Top Saber Performer for the Week of June 15 - 21, 2007. Name: Airman 1st Class Rosalyn Frazee Unit: 52nd Dental Squadron Duty title: Dental assistant apprentice Hometown: Ft.

  • NATO OPEVAL: Sabers soar

    The 52nd Fighter Wing participated in the much anticipated North Atlantic Treaty Organizations Operations Evaluation Inspection June 4-7. From STARTEX though ENDEX, there were 55 hours of nonstop action. An aggressive and intense training schedule involving multiple exercises over the past six

  • Spangdahlem graduate recognized at UMUC-Europe commencement

    Sunday, May 27 marked the end of a long journey for many University of Maryland University College-Europe and Bowie State University students. Accompanied by the cheers from a crowd of almost 1,500 faculty, staff, family and friends, 240 members of the 2007 graduating class gathered in the afternoon

  • Lock it or lose it

    An increasing number of Sabers are becoming victims of larceny, the wrongful taking of another's personal goods without authorization, a statistic which is gaining the attention of base leadership. The number of reports of larceny jumped substantially to from three last May to 16 this May, a

  • Life skills renamed mental health

    All Air Force "life skills support centers" will be renamed "mental health clinics" effective immediately. After a poll of subject matter experts, first sergeants, command chief master sergeants and mental health patients, it was determined that the name "life skills" was confusing and did not