• 48th MDG garners another outstanding rating

    The list of the 48th Medical Group's achievements continues to grow with another "Outstanding" rating earned during the Health Services Inspection that took place March 28 - April 1. This culminates a year of achievements for the 48th MDG, whose other recent accomplishments include participating in

  • Passenger Service apprentice displays 'Excellence in All We Do'

    Name and Rank: Airman 1st Class Claire DimmittUnit: 48th Logistics Readiness SquadronDuty Title: Passenger Service apprenticeTime in Service: 29 MonthsTime at Lakenheath: 11 MonthsHometown: Austin, TexasHobbies: Painting, exercising, going to concerts and meeting new people.Core Value Portrayed:

  • Lakenheath spouses’ club fills Liberty Warrior’s gas tanks

    A generous philanthropy project could not come at a better time. As a government shutdown threatens the pay of Liberty Airmen and civilians, the RAF Lakenheath Enlisted and Civilian Spouses' Club filled up Airmen's vehicles for free at the RAF Lakenheath gas station April 7, 2011.The RAF Lakenheath

  • Liberty Airmen to earn partial pay during shutdown

    Liberty Airmen will continue to earn wages in the event of an April 8 shutdown of the federal government, but they will have to wait to collect until Congress agrees on a budget."Don't panic," said Master Sgt. Kat Ross, 48th Civil Engineer Squadron first sergeant. "Let your families know what's

  • Liberty Wing takes stand against sexual assault

    The statistics are staggering."One in four women and one in six men will be a victim of sexual assault in their military career," said Staff Sgt. Sarah Bowser, 48th Fighter Wing Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program NCO in charge, citing recent studies on sexual assault in the military.The

  • Lakenheath Community Bulletins

    Knight's Table Dining Facility ClosureThe Knight's Table Dining Facility will be closed 17 June to 8 Sept. due to reconstruction. Basic Allowance for Substance for Essential Station Messing or meal card personnel has been approved during this timeframe. Members need to plan accordingly! A meal

  • Liberty first responders learn to help SA victims

    If a crime scene is trampled through, it can destroy the investigation and make the scene worse.The same can be said for a victim of sexual assault who is not treated properly by the first responders. To ensure this does not happen, Dr. David Lisak, associate professor of psychology at the