Two-Day period of limited night flying at RAF Lakenheath

RAF LAKENHEATH, England —The 48th Fighter Wing will conduct a 48-hour readiness exercise from Oct. 1-3 that will include limited flying at night.

Ramping up readiness with Combat Thursdays

Readiness remains a major focus of U.S. Air Force leadership, and is being fully integrated into operations aligned with the 48th Fighter Wing’s top priorities at Royal Air Force Lakenheath, England.

US, UK partner on surgical practices

A Liberty Wing Airman is rotating with the operating room staff at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St. Edmunds, England.

372nd DET 16 keeps Airmen trained

The 372nd Training Squadron, Field Training Detachment 16 at the 48th Fighter Wing delivers continuation training to ensure maintenance Airmen can provide worldwide responsive combat airpower and support for United States Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa and the continued defense of U.S.

SERE: ‘We do our best so they can do theirs’

Training Liberty Airmen to survive, evade, resist and escape in any environment so that they can return home with honor, is what 48th Operations Support Squadron Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape specialists live for.

The Reapers return: NATO Icelandic Air Surveillance complete

After almost a month of securing the sovereign skies of Iceland and dedicated training, 14 F-15C/D Eagles and more than 250 personnel returned home from Rekjavik Air Base last week.

Madhatters support premier RAF exercise

ROYAL AIR FORCE LAKENHEATH, England – The 492nd Fighter Squadron, Madhatters recently dedicated F-15E Strike Eagles in support of Typhoon Warrior, the Royal Air Force’s premier air combat training exercise Aug. 14-23 at RAF Coningsby, England.

Lakenheath Red Cross wraps up Summer Youth Program

The Royal Air Force Red Cross wrapped up its Summer Youth Volunteer Program with a social Aug. 17 at RAF Lakenheath, England.

Run or Dye

Maintaining the mission: 48th MXG keeps skies sovereign

With 14 F-15C/D Eagles on the Keflavik Air Base flightline, proper aircraft maintenance is vital to securing the sovereign skies over Iceland and critical flying training.