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  • 352nd SOG gets new members up to speed on mission, priorities

    To enable a smooth transition for members making a permanent change of station to the 352nd Special Operations Group, every quarter the group offers newcomers and their families a one-day orientation - the Introduction to (the 352nd) Special Operations Group (ISOG). During the most recent iteration

  • Building partnerships over pancakes

    Some may think it odd to see several townswomen sprint down a high street wearing an apron and cap with a frying pan in hand, but for Olney, England, this is an annual occurrence. Every year, on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, known as Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Day in the U.K., the female

  • CCAF: It's within your reach

    Don't think you have time to further your education? Don't think you will be able to earn any credits toward your Community College of the Air Force degree while deployed? Well, you do and you can!CCAF programs are designed to provide students with knowledge, skills and theoretical background for

  • Doing more with less through great IDEAs

    Often times Airmen look around their work place and think, "This task is silly," or "I know how to do this better." The Air Force Innovative Development through Employee Awareness Program was designed to let these Airmen be heard. The IDEA Program is an incentive program, governed by AFI 38-401,

  • Team Mildenhall NCO commands convoys to Iraq

    An Airman from the 100th Logistics Readiness Squadron recently returned from a deployment where he led a team of Airmen, Soldiers and third-country nationals conducting convoy missions to and from Iraq.Tech. Sgt. Joshua Moul was assigned to a joint logistics task force in southwest Asia, from Sept.

  • Dumpster decisions help base save money

    While the old, big, brown dumpsters on base have been replaced by smaller, sleeker, red dumpsters, they are still not up to the test of disposing of certain items, including recyclables and hazardous materials.These bins are for general waste only, and must not be used for hazardous materials such

  • As MWD retires, former handlers share 'tails' of Man's Best Friend

    Military Working Dog Desant, badge number F571, hung up his leash Feb. 24 as he retired after eight years of service to the U.S. Air Force.At a retirement ceremony held at the 100th Security Forces Squadron MWD section, Desant lay placidly at his former handler's feet as poems were read and he was