Burst pipe causes minor damage to Northside Fitness Center

100th MXG brings families together during Hearts Apart

Therapy pets enrich Team Mildenhall

Starry-eyed children sat scattered throughout the reading area as the pitter-patter sound of paws filled the room. The four-legged visitors gently walked up and showered each guest with wet kisses and a warm greeting August 6, 2014 at the library on RAF Mildenhall, England.Children and their parents

Chaplain's assistant helps Airmen, families keep the faith

Many service members and their families may turn to their faith in difficult times. Whether it's marriage, finance, family or work problems affecting the spiritual or mental health of Airmen -- the chapel is there to help.One such Airman serving the chapel, and the community, is U.S. Air Force Staff

Contactors replace heating system on RAF Mildenhall

ISOG offers inside look into special operations

Airmen and family members new to special operations got an in-depth look into being part of the 352nd Special Operations Group and the "tip of the spear" Aug. 7, 2014, at RAF Mildenhall, England. "We look a lot like Big Blue most days. But when the nation comes calling, we tend to move fast," said

100th SFS Patrolmen defend gates

Square D Spotlight: Senior Airman Steven Martin

Name and Rank: Senior Airman Steven Martin Unit: 100th Logistics Readiness SquadronDuty Title: Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance Journeyman Time in Service: 5 years, 6 months Time at Mildenhall: 2 years Hometown: Hammond, Louisiana Hobbies: Riding motorcycles, off-roading, turning wrenches, and

Contractors level sidewalk, ensure safety for pedestrians

100th CES WFSM keeps base running

On an Air Force installation, there are a few key components needed for operations to run smoothly. At the bare minimum, a base needs water and in most cases, an airfield."Without that, you don't have an air base," said U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Eric Wise, 100th Civil Engineer Squadron NCO in charge