PRESS RELEASE: Main gate closure - Update

100th Security Forces Squadron personnel activated special control measures at approximately 8:24 a.m. Feb. 13, 2014, after finding a suspicious package during a routine inspection, according to Lt. Col. Kevin Parker, 100th Civil Engineer Squadron commander.According to procedures, the 100th

PRESS RELEASE: Main gate closed until further notice

100th Security Forces Squadron personnel activated special control measures at approximately 8:24 a.m. Feb. 13, 2014, after a disruption occurred at an entry control point, according to Col. Daniel Merry, 100th Mission Support Group commander.While personnel investigate the disruption, the Main Gate

100th LRS familiarizes RAF logistics officers with U.S. Air Force processes

Chief Crown Prosecutor visits RAF Mildenhall

Staff sergeant promotion test rescheduled

To ensure senior airmen selected for promotion to staff sergeant do not meet the enlisted retention board, the Air Force will move the testing window up so it begins April 1 and ends May 16, Air Force Personnel Center officials said.The original testing window was May 1 to June 15."We have assured

100 AMXS Airmen keep on strutting

COMMENTARY: Goals: Where are you going?

Picture a young high school student who has a goal to be an officer and a pilot in the U.S. Air Force. He doesn't have the resources for college upon graduation, so he enlists in the Air Force. He becomes a radio operator and makes technical sergeant during his time in the Air Force. Did he give up

Northside Fitness Center hosts sports day

BRITS BITS: Comical communities and humorous hamlets -- 10 peculiar places

From Stonehenge to Buckingham Palace, the U.K. is well known for its splendid scenery, majestic manors and beautiful boroughs. What are not so well known however, are the creative and even comical names of many of these spectacular sites that exist in the U.K. Places like:1. Booze, North Yorkshire.

Armory gears up 100th SFS