How to be a ‘Super Saber Performer’ Published Feb. 23, 2011 SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany -- The 52nd Fighter Wing Super Saber Performer program is a recognition tool to acknowledge the achievements of enlisted Sabers. The program extends from Spangdahlem Air Base to its many geographically-separated units. One common misconception about the program is that anyone - supervisor, first sergeant or commander - can nominate any Airman at any time. The reality, however, is there is a simple process and schedule to be followed. The 52nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs Office follows a schedule that alternates through each squadron to ensure adequate recognition for each unit. An e-mail notification is sent to the squadron's executive officer weeks in advance to provide adequate time to find a deserving Airman. Once chosen, the Super Saber Performer receives a questionnaire for completion and is scheduled for an on-the-job photo shoot. Super Saber Performers are selected for their achievements on and off duty, for representing the Air Force and the base well, and for behaving in a manner that exemplifies what it means to be a Saber, a wingman and an Airman. Because the program is set to a schedule, the 52nd FW Public Affairs office asks random submissions not be forwarded for inclusion in the program. Rather, they should send nominations through their chain of command for consideration. For more information, call the 52nd FW Public Affairs office at DSN 452-6012. (Information courtesy of the 52nd FW Public Affairs Office.)