From Cold War to Odyssey Dawn: 3AF vice commander reminisces about career upon retirement

Maj. Gen. Mark R. Zamzow, Third Air Force vice commander and European Command's military representative to the United Kingdom, has played a role in many of the Air Force's most notable missions, learning valuable lessons along the way with regard to leadership, training and coalition relationships.

Exceptional people keep GOVs, equipment on the road

Government vehicles for emergency response, cargo loading, towing, picking up aircrew and much more, can be seen everywhere on base, and the RAF Mildenhall mission relies heavily upon them.The military members and civilians working behind the scenes to keep all those vehicles in service and on the

Improving fitness one sit-up, push-up at a time

100th CES Fire Department offers CPR training

Lead Firefighter Simon Evans and Crew Manager David Bootman, 100th Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department, offer cardiopulmonary resuscitation courses for all active-duty members and medical professionals. Both Evans and Bootman have instructed many versions of the continuously-updated guidelines

'The Turning Point': Family Advocacy offers resiliency building classes

Airmen and their families constantly face stress from a variety of causes such as deployments, high operations tempos, and family, martial and personal life issues.But despite the stressors, Airmen, their spouses and dependents must be resilient. Have they finally reached   The Turning

Baltic exercise highlights international readiness

Taking care of cargo, taking care of business

Base’s first online town hall meeting proves successful

Straight forward answers to in-person and online questions were on the agenda at the first-ever town hall meeting broadcast over the internet here May 31.Col. Christopher Kulas, 100th Air Refueling Wing commander, hosted the meeting and provided subject matter experts from a wide array of base

Joint in-flight refueling mission showcases aircraft interoperability

RAF Mildenhall firefighter breaks world record for indoor rowing

In tandem with a civilian from Manchester he'd met through a rowing forum, Crew Chief Maurice O'Kane, 100th Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department, broke an indoor world record May 4, when between them, he and Stewart Thorp rowed 50 hours non-stop and just over 350 miles.Preparing for their tandem