Team Mildenhall gears up for spring cleaning

It's that time of year again, and in an effort to maintain a clean and professional appearance, there will be a base-wide cleanup the week of May 3 through 7. Every year, the 100th Civil Engineer Squadron organizes a Team Mildenhall spring cleaning, so we can all focus on sprucing up our work and

100th LRS vehicle maintenance flight keeps wheels turning

Legal notice: Claims to the estate of Capt Jenna Wilcox

RAF Mildenhall is saddened to announce the death of Capt Jenna Wilcox. Any member having claims for or against the estate of Captain Wilcox, who was assigned to the 100th Civil Engineer Squadron, contact the summary court officer, Capt. Jared Casebolt at DSN 226-3902.

Commentary: Kessingland Airmen remembered

Standing stiff as a board, I tried not to flinch as the RAF Mildenhall Honor Guard fired off a three-volley salute behind me. Mentally flashing back and forth between my 2008 tour of Afghanistan and where I was actually standing at the St. Edmund's Church in Kessingland, I tried hard not to show any

Team Mildenhall brings kids to work

Keeping it green

Commentary: Don't be the one who says, "Oh...#$*%!"

It was a beautiful warm July morning. It started just like any other day on a U.S. Air Force base. People were busy preparing aircraft for the morning sorties and recovering aircraft that just returned from operational missions. However, what started out as a very routine day for several Air Force

Doing it in the Dark – Airmen keep aircraft fueled during multinational exercise

"You go to work in the dark, you leave work in the dark" is something many of us have heard either before coming to or while stationed at RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom. However, what happens in between? What if we had to work in the dark, too?The three-member forward area refueling point (FARP)

Additional resources online to support NSPS conversion

New online training courses are now available to help smooth the upcoming transition of more than 40,000 current Air Force NSPS employees into non-NSPS personnel systems. To facilitate the conversion, multiple resources have been added to the National Security Personnel System's official Web site,

APO mail delivery put on hold

While the Air Force has started to fly again in Europe, Icelandic volcanic ash spewing into the atmosphere over central and northern European airports continues to impact military mail coming into and leaving Europe. No military mail has flown in or out of commercial airports in Benelux, Germany,