• Public Affairs: News and information from you, for you

    The mission is simple: provide timely and accurate news stories, photos and videos to a worldwide audience. This is the basic mission of the 48th Fighter Wing Public Affairs office, but what does that mean to the members of RAF Lakenheath? It means you are the news. Every day, Liberty Warriors work

  • Surgical support Airman embodies 'Excellence in All We Do'

    Name and Rank: Airman Bethany Pearcey Unit: 48th Surgical Operations Squadron Duty Title: Surgical service technician Time in Service: 1 year, 3 months Time at Lakenheath: 10 months Hometown: Casper, Wyo. Hobbies: Playing piano, singing, volleyball and reading Core Value Portrayed: Airman Pearcey

  • Lakenheath community bulletins August 7 - 14

    Barber shop closureThe barber shop located in the H & R Block tax building (Building 957) will be closed for renovations until Aug. 17. For more information, call 226-3421.Postal job openings The RAF Lakenheath Postal Service Center has positions available right now for 10 individuals from Oct. 14

  • Breastfeeding: good for everyone

    Have you ever considered how breastfeeding impacts the Air Force mission, the physical and mental health of your Airmen, the environment? Several base agencies here, Liberty Wing moms and mothers in 120 countries around the globe took time this week to focus on the benefits of this natural act as

  • Storage and distribution technician epitomizes 'Service Before Self'

    Name and Rank: Airman 1st Class Linette Witherspoon Unit: 48th Medical Support SquadronDuty Title: Storage and distribution technician Time in Service: 8 months Time at Lakenheath: 4 months Hometown: BaltimoreHobbies: Watching movies, being with my friends, being on the computer, talking on the

  • History through fitness: 100 years in 100 miles

    Buff: according to Merriam Webster's Dictionary, as a noun it's used to describe garments, the lack thereof or an enthusiast for fires (probably based off the original leather buff garments worn by firefighters). Over time, the enthusiast portion has grown to describe anyone who is interested in

  • Physical therapists keep servicemembers in the fight

    Aircraft mechanics make sure the airframes they are assigned to are in impeccable condition, fine tuning them, ensuring there isn't any excessive wear and tear so these precision machines are ready to do their part in the today's fight. The human body is also a precision machine and needs to be well