Quality of Life Survey Online Now: Participation to help shape Team Mildenhall QoL

There's no doubt about it - RAF Mildenhall is a busy base, and being the only permanently based Air Force tanker fleet refueling U.S. and allied aircraft over the span of more than 20 million square miles, it's hard to imagine setting aside time to be concerned with quality-of-life issues.However,

Mildenhall Airmen honored during CSAF visit

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz helped honor Team Mildenhall's annual award winners during a banquet here Feb. 10.Those recognized as the Team Mildenhall 2011 Annual Award winners were:- Capt. Nathaniel Smith, Company Grade Officer of the Year- Senior Master Sgt. Emilio Hernandez,

Mildenhall Airman earns Bronze Star

Vet checks provide hands-on training, build partnerships with British military

Commentary: Transport saviors

With my wife using her car for work and my car recently finding itself in the junkyard, I was finding it a little difficult to find a way to my medical appointment.Last week, while speaking to the chief of the 100th Force Support Squadron Airman and Family Readiness Center about a work project, I

Community Action Information Board: How it helps you

The Community Action Information Board uses a variety of approaches to identify individual, family, community and installation concerns. The board is headed by the installation commander and consists of the command chief master sergeant, group commanders and leaders from other base support agencies.

How to save a life

If destroying lives (including your own) sounds like fun, then drinking and driving might be for you. For Airmen Against Drunk Driving, however, saving lives is the only way to go."It's disappointing when Airmen get DUIs when AADD is there to help," said Airman 1st Class Brian Orrego, 100th Force

'Dirt Boys' keep RAF Mildenhall roads safe

435th CTS proves one-stop shop for construction at RAF Mildenhall

It took just one month, 15 men and 17 rolls of steel to build a K-Span facility on the south side of base here, which will be used as a storage area for equipment.The men - 14 Airmen and one German national, all from the 435th Military Construction Flight, 435th Construction and Training Squadron -

Flightline driving: Common sense keeps everyone safe

It is important that RAF Mildenhall Airmen and civilians driving on the flightline know the correct speed limits, and procedures for correctly crossing the runway. There have been instances in the past where some have been caught speeding or crossing the active taxiway without permission from the