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  • A win to last a lifetime: Liberty Airman scores medal on USAF soccer team

    After sorting through hundreds of applications, the U.S. Air Force soccer team selected 36 Airmen from across the entire Air Force to report to Joint Base San Antonio Lackland, Texas, to try out for the USAF men’s soccer team. Week by week, the group was narrowed down. After the final cut, Airman

  • 1965 North African News Beat: Wheelus Diary

    (Editor's note: The 48th Fighter Wing has an incredibly rich history. This article is an excerpt from the Oct. 22, 1965 issue of Jet 48, the 48th Fighter Wing's long running news publication, which has since transitioned to digital news delivered via the base website. The article is reproduced in

  • Finding Her Voice

    Editor's Note: April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. We feature the story of MSgt. Michelle Blake, who overcame tremendous adversity and has finally found the courage to tell her story. It's often said that joining the military can change a person's life. For Master Sgt. Michelle Blake, flight

  • Airman delivers baby at home

    Super Bowl Sunday was a memorable night for the 100 million people who tuned in to watch the Ravens vs. 49ers on Feb. 4; but for two Liberty Airmen, it's a night they'll celebrate for the rest of their lives.While everyone else was watching Beyoncé during the halftime show, Tech. Sgt. Ruben

  • Let the good times roll

    Have you recently PCSed to the U. K. and are looking to for a hobby or a team to be a part of? Or maybe you've been here a while and are bored with the same old things? Stop by the Royal Air Force Lakenheath skating rink and check out the Red, White and Bruise Rollers flat-track roller derby team.

  • Eagle pilot upgrades to NATO mission commander

    Capt. Aaron "Buck" Schuett, 493rd Fighter Squadron chief of squadron mobility, always wanted to be a fighter pilot, but he never thought he would be in Spain training to be a NATO mission commander."I thought at some point I'd get to take a vacation to Spain, but not be here, enrolled in a

  • Child safety is everyone's job

    For many parents one of their biggest fears is the thought of their child being abducted. In order to help educate families and their children, Tech. Sgt. Michael Price, 48th Security Forces Squadron provost NCO in charge and Drug Abuse Resistance Education instructor, goes to base schools to teach

  • A story of resiliency

    Jessie Tate, a military dependent born and raised in Ramstein Air Base, Germany, felt she lived a sheltered life within the confines of her overseas military upbringing. What she hadn't expected was for her world to be turned upside down when her father left. "Young girls seek validation from men

  • Defusing Situations

    Being an Explosive Ordnance Disposal specialist is a dangerous job, but someone has to do it. Airmen at RAF Lakenheath are training to do their part to keep you safe.Check out the video to find out more.

  • 748th AMXS Airman has Afghan students wired

    Afghan air force Electrical and Radio C-27A maintainers began a four-day class to learn the tools, safety procedures and practical hands-on application of electrical aircraft wiring at Kabul, Afghanistan, International Airport, recently. More than 40 AAF students will complete the course, which