Students get up-close look at US Air Force careers

RAF Mildenhall hosts spring fest

351st EARS maintainers keep tanker cool

Public Health Advisory: Measles outbreak in Wales, increased cases reported locally

UPDATE: Suffolk and Cambridgeshire already have 20 reported cases of measles this year whereas there were only 17 cases in the whole of 2012. The best way to prevent measles is to receive the Measles, Mumps and Rubella, or MMR, vaccine. Contact your healthcare provider to check you and your family's

RAF Mildenhall saves green

100th SFS Airmen train with Service members from South Pacific

It is not every day the security forces Airmen stationed on Royal Air Force Mildenhall get to work with military members from another country. However, recently a group of these airmen got to share their skills with service members who traveled all the way from the South Pacific. Click here for

Use of illegal devices can result in £5,000 fine

Upon arrival to the U.K., Airmen assigned to RAF Mildenhall are warned against the use of certain U.S. cordless phones in country. What Airmen might not know is that using such devices may be preventing someone in the local area from placing an emergency phone call. Cordless home phones, not to be

Feature: Airman addicted to running competes while deployed

A radio technician with the 351st Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron couldn't outrun his addiction even while deployed. Andrew Lee often finds himself taking the long route home to feed his addiction --running. He satisfies the craving for burning legs and side stitches when he goes on his long

Team Mildenhall offers 'Child Find,' spring fun

The Spring Fest and Child Find event, hosted by Team Mildenhall, is April 20, 2013, at Heritage Park on RAF Mildenhall, England."Educational and Developmental Intervention Services Child Find is a concept of using various outreach events and techniques to identify children with developmental delays

From milk crates to medallions: 100th SFS Airmen learn life-lessons from basketball

Growing up poor meant having to create, rather than buy, most things. For one boy who loved basketball, that meant making his own hoop."So, what we did was go to the corner store, get milk crates then cut the bottoms out, nail (them) to a tree and use them as hoops," said Airman 1st Class Jazz