• Dorm Council Airmen help improve quality of life

    Since October 2017 the Dorm Improvement Council, comprised of Airmen representing each dormitory building, has been meeting with wing leadership each month to help improve quality of life for dorm residents.

  • Catching Eagles

    It’s thanks to the hard work and attention to detail of the power production shop that the Liberty Wing’s pilots have a safe and reliable way to stop in emergency situations, resulting in total focus on the mission.

  • Deployed Lakenheath captain helps shape Afghan legal system

    A country’s criminal justice system is the set of agencies and processes established by governments to control crime and impose penalties on those who violate laws.Capt. John-Charles Laws, U.S. Forces Afghanistan National Security Justice Development Directive legal advisor, has a unique job

  • Liberty Spotlight: Keeping F-15s versatile

    Flexibility is the key to airpower, and the F-15 demonstrates that flexibility by having a wide variety of weapons to choose from to complete mission objectives.

  • First all-call of 2018

    U.S. Air Force Col. Evan Pettus, 48th Fighter Wing commander, speaks to Liberty Wing Airmen during a wing all-call at Royal Air Force Lakenheath, England, Jan. 12. During the all-call, the commander reflected on the wing’s accomplishments in 2017. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Abby L. Finkel)

  • Liberty Spotlight: Keeping the fuel flowing

    F-15 Eagles are powerful jets. With a maximum takeoff weight of over 68,000 pounds, their two Pratt and Whitney turbofan engines can propel them to supersonic speeds.These workhorses would be rendered useless without the systems that move fuel from the tanks to the engines. However, the Airmen of