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501CSW v-ball team

Members of the 501st Combat Support Wing men's and women's volleyball teams take a breather between games. The United States Air Forces in Europe Volleyball Championships were held at RAF Alconbury May 20-25.
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The new sign for the the "Bob Lee Memorial Conference Room"

The new sign for the the "Bob Lee Memorial Conference Room" dedicated on May 15, 2009. Mr. Robert E. "Bob" Lee served as a purchasing agent at the JAC from 2003 until 2008 as part of a career of service to the nation spanning 26 years of service in the U.S. Air Force and 21 years of federal civil service. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Chad E. Chisholm)
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Polebrook Airifleld as it looked in 1945

Polebrook Airifleld as it looked in 1945 at the conclusion of World War II. After the war, the field which has now been returned largely to agricultural use, was used between 1959 and 1963 as a Thor Missile Base. It was from this wartime airfield that Flying Officer Mason flew his missions. (Courtesy Photo)
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Maj Archie Williams at the 20th Weather Squadron, Japan

Maj Archie Williams at the 20th Weather Squadron, Japan. Archie Williams, 1936 Olympic Gold Medal winner was later Archie Williams, Air Force Weather officer and pilot. With a need for thousands of weather officers in the expanding Army Air Forces in World War II, a Meteorology Aviation Cadet program trained more than 5,600 weather officers at five universities nationwide by the time the last class graduated in mid-1944. (Official USAF Photo)
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The JAC HAMMERS team with their medals

The JAC HAMMERS team with their medals signifying completion of the Tough Guy Winter 2009 challenge "The Brave and the Beautiful" on February 1, 2009 in Perton, England. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Rachel Goff)
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This vehicle which started fish tailing and lost control

This vehicle which started fish tailing and lost control on a turn and struck a pole is typical of what can happen on the black ice on the back roads around the tribase area. Speed and fog are also contributors to many accidents in this area (Courtesy Photo)
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Retired Chief Radioman Joe Pearson poses in the D-Day landing museum

Retired Chief Radioman Joe Pearson poses in the D-Day landing museum in the small French town of Saint Marie du Mont near Utah Beach where the Chief landed abord LST-306 during the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. (Photo courtesy of Chief Petty Officer Steven L. Schultz)
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Landing Ship, Tank 306 (LST-306) shortly after she landed on Utah beach

Landing Ship, Tank 306 (LST-306) shortly after she landed on Utah beach on 6 June 1944 during the invasion of Normandy. It was on this ship that now retired Chief Radioman Joe Pearson took his first trip to this beach under fire on D-Day. The Chief, who now lives in England near RAF Molesworth, returned in far more pleasant circumstances on September 27, 2008 as an honored participant in the dedication of the U.S. Navy Memorial to the landing. (U.S. Navy archive photo)
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An early modification of a B-17

An early modification of a B-17 to carry a radar set. Later models had the radar where the ball turret gunner has been (Photo courtesy of 303rd Bomb Group Association)
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Standard 12 HP Truck

A Standard 12 HP Truck such as Ms. Jeanne Pettifer would have used during the war to deliver radar parts to bases such as RAF Molesworth (Courtesy photo)
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T-Shirt designed for the JAC-HAMMERS team

T-Shirt designed for the JAC-HAMMERS team for the Tough Guy Nettle Warrior 2008 competition. The shirts were quickly turned a mud-brown during the competition. (Courtesy Artwork)
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The "High Leopard" Obstacle

The "High Leopard" - you needed to complete it twice to finish!. This was just one of the many challenging obstacles to competitors in the Tough Guy Nettle Warrior XI challenge held July 27th in Perton, England. The JIOCEUR Analytic Center at RAF Molesworth, United Kingdom fielded a 9 person team - all of which completed the course and can officially call themselves "Tough Guys." (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Chad E. Chisholm)
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A Basketball Hoop Provides an Incentive to Keep the Sports Den Clean

A basketball hoop provides an incentive to put trash where it belongs in the new Sports Den created as part of the newly dedicated 423rd Air Base Group Dormitory renovation and morale project. The Sports Den was created by Dorm Manager Air Force Technical Sgt. Phillip Allen. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Phillip A. Allen)
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A view of the new Sport Den

A view of the new Sports Den created as part of the newly dedicated 423rd Air Base Group Dormitory renovation and morale project. A car door refurbished with bold LED lighting is the signature feature of the Sports Den created by Dorm Manager Air Force Technical Sgt. Phillip Allen. Sgt. Allen found the door at a local dump. The project was dedicated by Air Force Colonel Kimberly K. Toney, 51st Combat Support Wing Commander and leadership of the JIOCEUR Analytic Centert, 423rd Air Base Group, and dorm residents. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Phillip A. Allen)
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A car door refurbished with bold LED lighting is the signature feature of the Sports Den

A car door refurbished with bold LED lighting is the signature feature of the Sports Den in the newly dedicated 423rd Air Base Group Dormitory renovation and morale project. Dorm Manager Air Force Technical Sgt. Phillip Allen who created the Sports Den, found the door at a local dump. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Phillip A. Allen)
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"Nisei Linguists: Japanese American in Military Intelligence during World War II"

"Nisei Linguists: Japanese American in the Military Intelligence Service during World War II" by U.S. European Command Historian, Dr. James C. McNaughton is published by the U.S. Army Center of Military History. Dr. McNaughton will speak about the research that he did with Japanese American veterans for the book during a lunchtime seminar on Thursday June 5th at the old World War II Hangar on RAF Molesworth. (Book Cover Photo courtesy of Dr. McNaughton)
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The Great Crested Newt is an endangered species in the UK.

The Great Crested Newt is an endangered species in the UK. RAF Molesworth is one of its habitats thanks to the absense of farming or the use of pesticides on the base for the last 60 year that it has been in military use.
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The marquee of the JIOCEUR Analytic Center at RAF Molesworth

The marquee of the JIOCEUR Analytic Center at RAF Molesworth announces the flying of the flag of the United States and the ensign of the Royal Air Force at half-staff as a tribute by two grateful nations to the service of Major General Lewis E. Lyle, U. S. Air Force during World War II. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jocelyn L. Rich)
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A photo montage captures the flying of the flag of the United States

A photo montage captures the flying of the flag of the United States and the ensign of the Royal Air Force of the United Kingdom at half-staff in honor of Maj Gen Lewis E. Lyle who died on April 6, 2008. JAC Deputy Commander, Navy Captain Harry J. Babin is shown receiving the flag at the end of day retreat. (U.S. Air Force Photos by Staff Sgt. Jocelyn L. Rich and Staff Sgt. Scott R. Tooley)
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A March 13th ceremony was held at the JIOCEUR Analytic Center

A March 13th ceremony was held at the JIOCEUR Analytic Center at Royal Air Force Molesworth, England at which the records of the 7,336 airmen who served at the base during WWII were accepted by JAC Commander, Col Peter H. Devlin (U.S. Air Force Photo)
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