Airmen honor fallen service members

Holly Petraeus visits RAF Mildenhall

Spouses, hats and High Tea

Moving to the UK? Leave firearms behind or face legal repercussions

Service members, civilians and family members preparing for a permanent change of station to the United Kingdom must make arrangements to leave firearms, swords and other weapons behind before scheduling their move with the Traffic Management Office. Hunting rifles, knives and display weapons may

Events set to show appreciation for military spouses

The 100th Force Support Squadron Airman and Family Readiness Center is hosting a "High Tea" and other events May 20 to show appreciation for Team Mildenhall's military spouses in honor of the sacrifices they make every day for the military.National Military Spouse Appreciation Day first started in

Team Mildenhall maintains base roads, parking lots

100th SFS hosts Defender Challenge

RAFM and RAFL defenders train to fight

Acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness visits Team Mildenhall

Holocaust survivor shares memories

"Those that went to the left stayed alive; all the people who went to the right went to their death," declared Zigi Shipper, a survivor of the Holocaust, describing the endless lines of children and adults sent to concentration camps during World War II as he shared his memories of being sent to