News

  • RAF Mildenhall remembers Flight Sgt. Middleton

    Building 464 is stop nine on RAF Mildenhall's Heritage Trail. It's an unassuming brick building which was built in 1931 and was once the officer's mess.In December 2000, the 100th Air Refueling Wing received permission to memorialize the building as Middleton Hall in memory of Royal Australian Air

  • Road work, gate closures near RAF Mildenhall Aug. 1 – Dec. 31

    Gate 1 will close to both vehicle and pedestrian traffic Aug. 1 as roadwork begins on Lincoln Road, which runs between the roundabout by Mickey's Tea Bar and Gate 1 (near the Bird-in-Hand pub).The roadwork will continue through New Year's Eve, and gate closures and traffic patterns will be affected

  • Volunteers needed for Joan Mann Special Sports Day

    RAFs Mildenhall and Lakenheath need volunteers for the 30th Annual Joan Mann Special Sports Day, an invitational sports event for special-needs people across England.Around 900 volunteers came out from both bases to ensure the Olympic-style event was a success in 2010. To volunteer, call:Master Sgt.

  • Caring for people remains a RAF Mildenhall focus

    The Air Force's 2011 Caring for People Forum concluded in Arlington, Va., July 21, and addressed several initiatives focusing on issues affecting Airmen and their families.Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz was a guest speaker at the forum, which addressed many of the same issues Team

  • Retiree passport processing

    Effective immediately, the MPS will no longer mail off tourist passport applications. Customer support is still available to provide assistance with completing the tourist passport application but all tourist passport applications must be mailed by the member. You may contact the RAF Mildenhall

  • Furry healthcare for military families

    Although healthcare is an ongoing issue in most households, Team Mildenhall's furry family members don't have to stress because the RAF Feltwell Veterinary Clinic is here to make their 'doctor's' visit as easy and cost-efficient as possible. The clinic's goal is to provide the best quality service

  • Accounts of the past: Aug. 11

    Aug 11, 1965: A clash between the California Highway Patrol and two young black youths set off six days of riots in Watts, an area of Los Angeles. 34 people were reported killed and more than 3,000 people were arrested during the riots.

  • Accounts of the past: Aug. 10

    Aug. 10, 1945: Japan's unconditional surrender was transmitted to Japanese ambassadors in Switzerland and Sweden.

  • Accounts of the past: Aug. 9

    Aug. 9, 1945: Three days after the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, and American bomber named 'Bock's Car' dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki.