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  • HAWC helps Airmen maintain healthy weight

    One of the most common New Year's resolutions is to lose weight and get in shape. RAF Lakenheath Health and Wellness Center can help Airmen stay healthy all year long. "It's an Air Force-wide initiative to promote population health," said Maj. Cathy Snowball, 48th Aerospace Medicine Squadron health

  • Keep OPSEC in mind, even online

    In today's highly technological world, the fast-paced sharing of information can be considered friend or foe to those in the Air Force. There are several public Web sites which offer individuals free membership to create personalized Web pages. Two of the most popular social-networking sites are

  • Liberty members take loan from locker

    Liberty members arriving at RAF Lakenheath may be without their household goods for days, weeks or months. During this period, they may not have kitchen appliances, utensils or infant items such as strollers or car seats. Lucky for them the Airmen's Loan Locker at the Airmen and Family Readiness

  • Children's Dental Health Month

    February is Children's Dental Health Month. This year's campaign is "Fight Tooth Decay 24/7." By participating in this celebration, members of the dental team, parents and teachers and others can help keep children's smiles beautiful now and for years to come. There are many ways in which parents

  • Lakenheath's CDCs provide quality care

    A big concern on most parents' minds is their children's development. They worry about whether their child is eating right, who is watching them, and most importantly, how well are they being educated. RAF Lakenheath's child development centers provide quality care to help quell parents' concerns.

  • The 48th Equipment Maintenance Squadron... Keep'em flying

    People see RAF Lakenheath's F-15C Eagles and F-15E Strike Eagles flying overhead almost every day. These aircraft perform many tasks and run numerous exercises, but what most people don't see are the many hours of rigorous inspections and maintenance the Airmen of the 48th Equipment Maintenance

  • The bolars are going to war

    The 492nd Fighter Squadron recently deployed to Nellis AFB, Nevada for Red Flag 07-2. The Red Flag exercise began in 1975 to better train combat aircrew before sending them into combat. Since its inception, Red Flag has grown into what some consider the most intense and realistic combat training

  • Relaxation, Health and Wellness at the Health and Wellness Center

    Everyday people pay hundreds of dollars for massages, diet programs, health advice and more. What Liberty members may not know is these services and more are available for free at the RAF Lakenheath Health and Wellness Center. "Our services are free; just come, sign in for the service and enjoy,"

  • The 48th Dental Squadron " You smile because we care"

    Cracked teeth, root canals, wisdom teeth removals and cleaning; when RAF Lakenheath's Airmen need dental work, they go to the 48th Dental Squadron. The 48th DS is the second largest dental clinic in United States Air Forces in Europe, servicing more than 23,000 active duty and family members from

  • The 48th Communications Squadron is breaking through the static

    Almost every organization on base uses land mobile radios. The radios provide assistance in the performance of routine maintenance, give instant access to on call staff and support communication during emergencies. Communication is essential to mission success. "It would be more difficult to find an