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  • Team Mildenhall Survey

    The USAFE-AFAFRICA Inspector General will visit our installation soon for a scheduled inspection. During their inspection, they will witness our professionalism and capabilities first-hand. Their evaluation of our hard work will undoubtedly extend the legacy of the famed Bloody Hundredth.

  • USAFE: yesterday, today, tomorrow

    From the creation of Eighth Air Force in 1942 to Operation Atlantic Resolve in 2017, U.S. Air Forces in Europe has answered the call to service for 75 years.USAFE’s 75th anniversary is Jan. 19, but the command will celebrate the diamond anniversary of the U.S. Air Force presence in Europe on Jan.

  • Operation Warm Heart

    It’s that time of year again – the temperature is growing colder, the ground is starting to freeze and animals are getting ready for hibernation. Houses are dressed with festive lights and wreaths, and children anxiously await the first snowfall of winter. It’s also the time of year when families

  • Tails to tell: MWD retires after more than 50 ‘dog years’ military service

    Military Working Dog Luc, 100th Security Forces Squadron, switched his government-issued collar and leash for a blue “civilian” equivalent at his retirement ceremony Dec. 12, 2016, after serving seven-and-a-half years – more than 50 “dog years” – at RAF Mildenhall.At the ceremony in his honor, and

  • Coming home: Former maintainer returns to 100th MXG after 18 years

    Back in June 1990, Dan Cinelli arrived at RAF Mildenhall as a staff sergeant and maintainer on KC-135 Stratotankers. Eighteen years later, he was back again as a Department of Defense civilian working in the 100th Maintenance Group as an eTools functional systems administrator, maintaining,

  • 100 ARW/CC experiences other side of the boom

    U.S. Air Force Col. Thomas Torkelson, 100th Air Refueling Wing commander, poses for a photo after his flight in an F-15D Eagle Dec. 2, 2016, on RAF Lakenheath, England. Torkelson had the chance to view the air refueling process from the eyes of the fighter pilot. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st