Fireworks safety

Fireworks are a traditional part of enjoying celebrations such as 4th of July, Bonfire Night or New Years; but they are the cause of many hundreds of serious accidents every year - it should be remembered that they are dangerous explosives. The safest way to enjoy them is to go to a professionally

Team Mildenhall participates in 5K fun run

Get ready to jump!

Commentary: With the right attitude, preparation and determination, anything is possible

The first time I was airborne was as a child when my pony, Cricket, carried me over 2-foot fences. Soon I was watching my Dad do touch and go's in a C-5 and I knew I wanted to breach the 2-foot barrier and soar in the sky. Spending an entire Christmas Eve with my Mom in a helicopter transporting

Retreat ceremony honors American flag

100th ARW welcomes new command chief

The enlisted force of the 100th Air Refueling Wing has a new representative at the top tier of leadership, and he's already familiar with the way the wing works.Chief Master Sgt. Chris Powell took over the 100th ARW command chief position June 24, relieving Chief Master Sgt. Antonio Hickey. Chief

U.S. HEROES: BACKBONE OF INDEPENDENCE - Accounts of four most decorated war heroes

This Sunday will be a day of celebration for all Airmen, civilians and family members as they head up to RAF Feltwell for an annual 4th of July celebration, which is ironic as the date marks 234 years since America declared its independence from England and engaged in war to secure that

Headphones prohibited on, near base traffic areas

Running on or near base roads while wearing headphones isn't just a safety hazard - it's against the law.According to Mildenhall Instruction 31-204, Installation Traffic Code, wearing headphones while driving, running, walking, bicycling or skateboarding on base roadways is prohibited.Master Sgt.

352nd SOG gets new commander

The Air Commandos of the 352nd Special Operations Group gathered at Hangar 814 to witness the unit's change of command ceremony on Friday, June 25. Col. Lewis E. Jordan, Jr. relinquished command to Col. Gary L. McCollum during the ceremony, officiated by Lt. Gen. Donald C. Wurster, Air Force Special

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