• USAFE announces annual award nominees winners

    Perhaps after he arrives here Mar. 20 for the U.S. Air Forces in Europe Annual Awards Banquet, Tech. Sgt. Alvaro Magana said the reality may finally settle in that he has been nominated as one of USAFE’s most outstanding Airmen.“When I fly up to Germany it’ll start hitting me,” said Sergeant Magana,

  • USAFE announces ARM and ALS award winners

    USAFE recently announced the 2005 USAFE Outstanding Aviation Resource Management and Aircrew Life Support of the Year award winners.The winners are:2005 USAFE Outstanding Aviation Resource Management Senior Noncommissioned Officer of the Year: Master Sgt. Paul N. Denton, Spangdahlem Air Base,

  • USAFE announces 2005 USAFE Weather award winners

    U.S. Air Forces in Europe recently announced the 2005 USAFE Weather award winners.The winners are:Dodson Award (Outstanding Airman): Senior Airman John T. Radovan, Spangdahlem Air Base, GermanyPierce Award (Outstanding Noncommissioned officer): Tech. Sgt. James H. Morris IV, Vicenza, ItalyGardner

  • Spangdahlem renovates command post

    A ribbon cutting ceremony for the 52nd Fighter Wing command post, or Wing Operations Center, takes place today after seven months of construction and renovation on the building.Referred to as a Cold War relic by the WOC chief, much of the infrastructure and equipment at the WOC was outdated and

  • Lakenheath prepares for Hennessy inspection team

    The Hennessy evaluation team will visit RAF Lakenheath to inspect the quality, service and standards of dining facilities here.The John L. Hennessy trophy is an annual award presented to Air Force installations, in single and multiple-facility categories, that have the best food service program. The

  • Lakenheath Airmen attend WWII ceremony

    Several Airmen from Lakenheath’s 372nd Training Squadron, Det. 16 recently represented the 48th Fighter Wing at the annual World War II remembrance ceremony at RAF Ibsley in Ringwood, Hampshire.The ceremony honored RAF Ibsley’s British and American servicemembers who perished during the war.The

  • HAWC announces Lakenheath's largest loser

    As a contradiction to most sporting events, where contestants need to put forth 100 percent to win, the three month 48th Aerospace Medicine Squadron Health and Wellness Center competition asked contestants to put forth top effort for the title of largest loser.First Lt. Oscar Martinez, 48th