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  • Taxes, taxes, get your taxes done!

    The 100th Air Refueling Wing Tax Center opened its doors at Building 424, second floor Feb. 1, and will remain open until June 30 assisting the community to prepare federal and state income tax returns. Taxpayers interested in obtaining free volunteer income tax assistance may contact us at DSN

  • Video: Tail spotters compliment base security through Spotter Watch program

    A group of aircraft enthusiasts, commonly referred to as tail spotters, recently got to tour the base as part of the 100th Air Refueling Wing's community relations program. The hobbyists can often be seen outside the fence photographing the various aircraft that visit or are stationed here. So,

  • Air Force leaders expand force management options

    Air Force leaders announced March 25, 2010 an expansion of force management measures designed to bring the service closer to its authorized funded end strength. Fewer Airmen than anticipated applied for voluntary programs offered under Phase One of the force management program initiated in November

  • Air Force now taking applications for summer jobs

    The Air Force is ramping up for the upcoming season by advertising hundreds of job vacancies online that support the annual summer employment program. Qualified individuals can apply online at USAJOBS.gov for various positions, including office automation and computer clerks, laborers, lifeguards

  • Looking back: De Gaulle tells American Forces to leave France

    On March 7, 1966, General Charles De Gaulle, the French President, informed the United States government the all foreign troops must leave France. That was the end result of a number of agendas which began with the French desire to develop a self-determinate nuclear arsenal, remove France from what

  • Dormitory 210 scheduled for renovations

    Dormitory 210 at RAF Mildenhall will be undergoing a 20th Anniversary makeover. Built in 1990, the facility has a footprint of 49,257 square feet -- the second largest dorm on base. With a replacement value of $14.1 million, it was originally designed to house 248 Airmen in a two-person-per-room