'Fore' - Golf season in full swing

Is your computer the weakest link on the network?

Isn't restarting your computer every day a step back into the old days? Today's Windows XP and Vista machines should be able to run 24/7 without ever being rebooted, right? Wrong.Across U.S. Air Forces in Europe, more than 30,000 government computers operate daily, and each one is an entry point

'In the weeds'

Deployment opportunities available for civilians Applications located on Air Force Portal

Qualified Air Force civilians can broaden their career experience and bring valuable knowledge back to the workplace by volunteering for deployments in a variety of career fields, including civil engineering, contracting, intelligence, logistics management and security administration.As part of the

Air Force fitness program revisions begin July 1

In less than two months, Airmen across the globe will begin testing against new fitness assessment standards. These standards were deemed necessary by senior Air Force leaders to ensure a fitter and healthier fighting force. Changes include bi-annual testing, minimum requirements within testing

Newmarket Chamber of Commerce visits RAF Mildenhall

2010 Armed Forces Day slated for June 26

The Mildenhall Royal British Legion and St. Mary's Primary School are hosting Armed Forces Day 2010 in Mildenhall June 26.The event will begin with a parade for any organization whishing to be involved. Participants are asked to form up at Recreation Way at 11:45 a.m.; the parade will commence at 12

Commentary: Expanded digital access requires common sense

Social networking sites are open to Air Force servicemembers and employees in the workplace. This change to policy has raised many questions about using social media officially and personally in the workplace.But when you get right down to it, little has changed. The rules established for Internet

Commentary: Defending your home and community in cyberspace

Defense of cyberspace begins at home. In years gone by, warriors and farmers alike defended their homes, villages, communities and way of life. There were few standing armies. But when threat or attack came, all answered the call for the public good. Later and especially in the U.S., militias were

100th MSG receives new commander

The 100th Mission Support Group here welcomed Col. David Doe as their new commander in a change of command ceremony May 7th. The outgoing group commander, Col. Jeffrey Bateman, relenquished command of the group in Hangar 814. Click here for coverage.