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  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany – Col. Kevin Anderson, 52nd Fighter Wing vice commander, presents the John L. Levitow Award to Senior Airman Calvin Woody, 52nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, during the Airman Leadership School class 09-8 graduation Sept. 29 at Club Eifel. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Bill Gomez)

    Class 09-8 graduates ALS

    The Pitsenbarger Airman Leadership School hosted a graduation ceremony for class 09-8 Sept. 29 at Club Eifel. After five weeks of education and training, each graduate was equipped with the knowledge needed to assume the responsibilities that come with being a supervisor in the Air Force. As a class, the Airmen of 09-8 also supported their local

  • Going virtual with PRDA

    A new way of keeping track of unit records has crept into Spangdahlem Air Base. The Personnel Records Display Application is currently taking over as the electronic version of the Automated Records Management System. While PRDA has been available to all U.S. Air Force users since April, said Master Sgt. L'Tanya Williams, 52nd Force Support Squadron
  • NIS, Serbia – Milan Jovanovic, medical student at Dr. Milenko Hadzic Medical School here, shows off a mock open fracture to his classmates Sept. 8 during moulage training conducted by members of the 86th Medical Group from Ramstein Air Base, Germany. Fifty students from the school participated as “casualties” in the live exercise portion of the military medical training exercise in Central and Easter Europe, or MEDCEUR 2009. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Kali L. Gradishar)

    86th MDG teaches moulage to Serbian med students

    Approximately 50 students from Dr. Milenko Hadzic Medical School in Nis, Serbia, received moulage-application training from members of the 86th Medical Group from Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Sept. 8 in preparation for a mass casualty and natural disaster exercise scheduled for Sept. 9-11. The students, ranging in age from 15 to 18 years old,
  • NIS, Serbia – Capt. Radcliffe Myers, 86th Medical Operations Squadron clinical nurse at Ramstein Air Base, Germany; and Staff Sgt. Brayan Jimenez, 86th Aerospace Medicine Squadron medic, also from Ramstein AB; practice applying dressing and bandages to a simulated burn victim played by Stefan Krstic, Serbian Armed Forces soldier, while Capt. Roslyn Thomas, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center nurse in Landstuhl, Germany, and Senior Sgt. Nenad Stevanovic, SAF medical support commander, discuss the process during a military medical training exercise in Central and Eastern Europe, or MEDCEUR 2009, trauma nursing training course taught by members of SAF medics Sept. 4. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Kali L. Gradishar)

    Nations provide medical response training

    Members of 15 nations gathered Sept. 4-7 to conduct and participate in the military medical training exercise, or MEDCEUR 2009, in-class training segment of the exercise. Various classes offered to participants included the Trauma Refresher Course for Surgeons, Mortuary Affairs - Collection Point Operations, Management of Burns in Mass Casualty
  • NIS, Serbia – A police escort waits for the departure of a bus carrying participants of MEDCEUR 2009, a military medical training exercise in Central and Eastern Europe, Aug. 31 after in-processing the group into the exercise, scheduled for Sept. 2-13. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Kali L. Gradishar)

    MEDCEUR 2009 participants arrive at exercise

  • NIS, Serbia – Master Sgt. Ryan Leith unhooks straps from a tent as others stabilize the ladder while constructing a morale tent Aug. 29 for participants in the military medical training exercise in Central and Europe, better known as MEDCEUR 2009, in Nis, Serbia. Members of the U.S. Air Force and Serbian Armed Forces set up tents and other facilities for use of the participants in the exercise scheduled for Sept. 2-13. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Kali L. Gradishar)

    Multi-national team prepares for MEDCEUR 2009

    Members of the U.S. Air Force arrived in Nis, Serbia, Aug. 25 to set up for a 15-nation military medical training exercise in Central and Eastern Europe - MEDCEUR 2009. Additional forces will continue arriving through Sept. 2 when the exercise officially begins. More than 600 people will flood the city of Nis to participate in the Sept. 2 - 13
  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany -- Senior Airman Kyle Beard, 52nd Security Forces Squadron, receives the John L. Levitow award from Col. Kevin Anderson, 52nd Fighter Wing vice commander, during Airman Leadership School Class 09-7 graduation Aug. 19. The John L. Levitow Award is the highest award a student can receive in the five-week class, and it recognizes the Airman’s ability as a leader and a scholar. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Logan Tuttle)

    Class 09-7 graduates ALS

    The Pitsenbarger Airman Leadership School hosted a graduation ceremony for class 09-7 Aug. 19 at Club Eifel. After five weeks of education and training, each graduate was equipped with the knowledge needed to assume the responsibilities of being an Air Force supervisor. As a class, the Airmen also supported their local community by taking part in

  • Phase II assesses Saber readiness

    Spangdahlem Air Base took an initial step to prepare for a NATO Tactical Evaluation scheduled for June 2010 when it conducted a base-wide Phase II exercise Aug. 4-7. The exercise involved donning chemical gear in mission oriented protective postures, 24-hour operations, simulated conventional and chemical attacks, and exercise scenarios based on
  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany -- Members of the 606th Air Control Squadron stop their convoy and prepare to enter a ‘hostile’ territory near Gerolstein, Germany, Aug. 3 during a combat readiness training field exercise held Aug. 3-7. The purpose of the class is to show squadron members how to defend a deployed site without outside support, building on the 606th ACS mission to be self-sufficient. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Daniel Heise)

    606th ACS conducts field training exercise

  • SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany -- Following the base-wide Phase II exercise, Airmen were asked what one thing they learned from the experience. Airman 1st Class Travis Christensen, 52nd Civil Engineer Squadron, learned "how the emergency operation center worked,” he said. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jenifer H. Calhoun)

    Man on the Street: What Airmen learned during the exercise

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