RAFs Mildenhall, Lakenheath safety offices partner with British Transport Police

Representatives from RAFs Lakenheath and Mildenhall safety offices joined forces with British Transport Police officers in an initiative to promote safety at the Lakenheath level rail crossing Sept. 9, 2011, located between Feltwell and Lakenheath. According to Chris Manders, London North Area

Sesame Street Tour makes a stop at RAF Mildenhall

Airmen join RAF, veterans, cadets in Battle of Britain Parade Sept. 18

ATSO Rodeo helmet-cam footage

ATSO Rodeo prepares Airmen for contingencies, inspections

An Ability to Survive and Operate Rodeo was held here Sept. 13 to 14 to prepare Airmen for future inspections and contingencies.More than 200 Airmen attended the two-day event, and learned skills including: self aid buddy care, post-attack response, weapons familiarization and contamination control

POW speaks to RAF Mildenhall Airmen

Arthur William Edgley spoke at the Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Remembrance Luncheon here Sept. 14, 2011. Edgley was a POW during World War II and he shared the story of his capture and the time he spent in captivity, with Team Mildenhall.On his fifth attempt to join the Royal Air Force, Edgley

100th ARW commander to host town hall meeting Sept. 22

The 100th Air Refueling Wing commander, Col. Christopher Kulas, will host a town hall meeting here Sept. 22 at 5 p.m. at the RAF Mildenhall theater to discuss the results of the 2011 Quality of Life Survey.Kulas invites Airmen and family members to the discussion.Additionally the 100th Mission

48th MDG rolls out seasonal flu vaccines

Airmen must be productive and remain fit to fight in all aspects of their lives. For that reason, all Airmen must receive an annual flu vaccine. The 48th Medical Group makes this very easy for RAF Mildenhall Airmen. For groups of 100 or more, public health will come to out and administer flu

Team Mildenhall honors POW/MIA Remembrance week

Even in death, hope prevails

Sometimes fate takes control of the steering wheel and we find ourselves in situations we never expected. For David Goshorn and his family, tragedy landed on their doorstep when his father died unexpectedly in 1983. His father was on temporary duty at Zaragoza Air Base, Spain and was only 34 years