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  • Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday observances scheduled for Jan. 13

    A presentation to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., will be held Jan. 13 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the RAF Mildenhall base theater.The event will feature video, drama, readings and singing, Major. Eric Strumph, RAF Mildenhall point of contact for the presentation, stated in an E-mail.

  • Combating the Cold: Winter belly vs. summer body

    Winter is notorious for promoting a sedentary lifestyle because the cold can keep people indoors and inactive, and holiday food can add inches to the waistline. With bi-annual physical fitness testing starting this year, servicemembers will most likely have to test at least once during cold months,

  • Discarded Christmas trees to be collected Jan. 11 and 12

    The 100th Civil Engineer Squadron will be collecting Christmas trees for disposal next week.Housing (OMQ and AMQ) residents are asked to place their trees outside their front gardens this weekend in preparation for pick up. All decorations must be removed from trees for collection.Collection will

  • Combating the Cold: Snow Patrol priority list ensures mission success first

    For more than three decades, RAF Mildenhall has annually averaged about one day of heavy snow, and fewer than six days with enough snowfall to accumulate on the ground.But when the conditions are right and the ground becomes blanketed by fresh powder, trained professionals implement well-established

  • Looking like a dork better than the alternative

    By day, I'm mild-mannered Air Force journalist Austin May. But when night falls, and morale is in danger, I don my sweats and cutoff t-shirt and take to my art studio.In each of my Air Force-themed comics, "Air Force Blues," "Box D Blues" and "Air Force Toons," on varying levels of facetiousness I

  • AFSA reaches out to local community

    The Air Force Sergeants Association hosted a Christmas luncheon for more than 100 special needs citizens at the Galaxy Club here Saturday.Dozens of base Airmen who helped with the event volunteered their time, money and attention during the season which is known for goodwill toward men. The Airmen

  • Salute during "God Save the Queen"

    First Sergeant says "All Airmen must salute during 'God Save the Queen.'" While nearly every Airman knows what steps to take when they hear the "Star-Spangled Banner," some may be confused what to do when an allied nation's national anthem sounds.Senior Master Sgt. Todd Ramsey, 100th Civil Engineer