AGE mechanics get dirty to get job done

'Until they are home:' JPAC searches for World War II remains

Defenders learn to shoot, move, communicate

Airmen from the 52nd Security Forces Squadron dashed from one obstacle to another as the deafening sound of gunfire echoed overhead here Aug. 22."Keep your head down and your elbows tucked in," yelled Staff Sgt. Adam Fagan, 52nd SFS training instructor, as the Airmen returned fire and tried to get

52nd Dental Squadron promotes oral health

Comm fixes phone service on Bitburg Annex

Cable technicians from the 52nd Communications Squadron repaired an optical fiber line outside Bitburg Annex Aug. 11.Someone had cut the line about two kilometers from the annex, and the cut damaged miltary telephone lines Aug. 9. The outage reduced communication capability. The Defense Switch

Spangdahlem Airmen control the skies

Water survival training keeps pilots combat ready

It was a brisk 50 degrees Fahrenheit when Tech. Sgt. Robert Martin took the plunge into the pool."It's not too cold once you start swimming," said Martin, 52nd Fighter Wing Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape Training and Operations Survival NCO in charge, as he demonstrated the proper

Radar maintainers keep the wing flying

When A-10 Thunderbolt II and F-16 Fighting Falcon pilots were flying to and from Libya in support of Operation Odyssey Dawn, Airmen from the 52nd Communications Squadron Ground Radar Systems Element worked night and day to feed pilots and air-traffic controllers the necessary information to complete

52nd LRS IPE section prepares for inventory system upgrade

To safely operate in a combat environment, all Airmen must ensure they have the individual protective equipment necessary for mission success. The 52nd Logistics Readiness Squadron Individual Protective Equipment section is ready to keep Airmen supplied with all the chemical gear needed for

Finance cashier's cage funds base operations