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  • Air Force to test consolidated personnel services

    The Air Force Personnel Center and the Air Force Material Command are embarking on a test that will allow the Air Force to closely study and review consolidated civilian personnel support services to a large civilian employee population. For a one-year period, AFPC will provide staffing referral

  • BHS Career Exposure Day Airmen provide job insight

    Bitburg High School teamed up with the 52nd Fighter Wing to create a Career Exposure Day for more than 340 students to help them see what career opportunities await them when they graduate. Career Exposure Day replaced a typical school day where students attended 12 different presentations learning

  • U.S., German Air Forces conduct AT exercise

    On April 27, Buechel Air Base held a joint response exercise involving both Americans and Germans. As a German Air Force Base with a U.S. unit assigned to it, the majority of base support functions and security fall into the hands of Germans. This exercise was a unique way to test their response to

  • Out with old, in with new CSM/TMO improve process

    The Computer Systems Management Office in conjunction with the Base Traffic Management Office started a new process of taking old or broken Information Technology equipment, including desktops, laptops, printers, monitors, etc., out of Spangdahlem and over to the Defense Reutilization Marketing

  • Fly Space-A from Spang

    Space A travel is a way for military members and their dependants, as well as retirees to fly for free or at an extremely reduced rate. Space A is inexpensive because it allows service members to utilize empty seats on military aircraft to provide a benefit to military members and their

  • New vet clinic opens at Spang

    The Spangdahlem Veterinary Clinic held its grand opening April 27. The grand opening was commemorated by a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house at its new home in building 559. "Moving the veterinary clinic to the base will offer Sabers better availability to our services," said Capt. Stephanie