National prayer breakfast features a true American hero

Joining in a tradition that began in 1952, more than 200 RAF Lakenheath warriors, civilians and spouses attended the 48th Fighter Wing' s Commander National Prayer Breakfast March 7, at the Eagles Landing. The purpose in observing this event remains unchanged: "To bring together the military and

39th SFS now wins at AF level

Gas tanks tested, cleaned and back in action at RAF Mildenhall

After many gas stations around England were found to have their tanks contaminated with silicone, the question was raised as to whether gas stations on base also faced the same problem. Harvest Energy, a British company which supplies gasoline both to the economy and to U.S. bases in England,

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Sabers hosts USAFE championship

It's March and this could only mean one thing ... March Madness. Hoop fans across the globe are gearing up for what is the most anticipated month in NCAA sports. However, the National Collegiate Athletic Association is not the only ones that experience March Madness. The 2007 U.S. Air Forces in

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100th SFS receives Bronze Star medal for actions in Iraq

Being in a convoy that was struck by a large improvised explosive device didn't phase Master Sergeant Jeff Fenner, 100th Security Forces Squadron, when he was deployed for six months in Iraq from January to June 2006. When the vehicle he was traveling behind was disabled, he suddenly became

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Rotational squadron deployment jets leave Incirlik

Incirlik had not heard the sound of F-16s taking off for more than 16 years. That all changed when the first fighting falcons arrived here Jan. 8 from the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. Incirlik welcomed the 22nd and 23rd Fighter Squadrons and Turkey provided them with beautiful

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