Know your options

For those who have been sexually assaulted, there are ways to receive help and begin the process of recovering both mentally and physically. The simplest way begins with telling someone, and for service members, there are two different avenues a person can take to accomplish this: make a restricted report or make an unrestricted report.

Know your options

For those who have been sexually assaulted, there are ways to receive help and begin the process of recovering both mentally and physically. The simplest way begins with telling someone, and for service members, there are two different avenues a person can take to accomplish this: make a restricted report or make an unrestricted report.

Know your options

For those who have been sexually assaulted, there are ways to receive help and begin the process of recovering both mentally and physically. The simplest way begins with telling someone, and for service members, there are two different avenues a person can take to accomplish this: make a restricted report or make an unrestricted report.

Money Well Spent

Air Force Tuition Assistance was suspended due to budget constraints. The long-term fate of the Air Force Tuition Assistance is yet to be known, but there are some options for our people. The RAF Mildenhall Education Center stands ready to assist anyone who still plan to attend college using available federal options or corporate and organizational scholarships rather than Air Force Tuition Assistance. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Stacia Zachary/Released)

SAFETY FIRST: Safe Summer Cookin'

Grilling-out is a staple of American culture, and asking anyone to not barbecue just isn’t realistic. By following safety advice from the U.K. National Healthcare Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Fire Prevention Agency and the 100th Air Refueling Wing Safety Office, grilling can be as safe as cooking indoors. Grills should only be lit and supervised by adults, according to the safety office. Keep children away from grills and seek immediate first-aid treatment if someone is hurt. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Staff Sgt. Austin May)

SAFETY FIRST: Safe Summer Cookin’

Grilling-out is a staple of American culture, and asking anyone to not barbecue just isn’t realistic. By following safety advice from the U.K. National Healthcare Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Fire Prevention Agency and the 100th Air Refueling Wing Safety Office, grilling can be as safe as cooking indoors. Grills should only be lit and supervised by adults, according to the safety office. Keep children away from grills and seek immediate first-aid treatment if someone is hurt. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Tech. Sgt. Kevin Wallace)