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  • Commander's Action Line

    The Commander's Action Line is a direct avenue to Col. Christopher Kulas, the 100th Air Refueling Wing commander, addressing your issues, complaints or suggestions. When normal chain of command policies have not been able to resolve your concerns, e-mail the Action Line at

  • Premature twin now home with family

    Alexis Frazier finally joined her family - parents Tech. Sgt. Barry Frazier, 100th Air Refueling Wing Legal Office, his wife Mandy, and her older brother, Barry Frazier III - at home mid-January, after spending the first four-and-a-half months of her life in Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

  • AETC team calls for sharp Airmen to help ‘Shape tomorrow’s Air Force’

    Nearly 50 Team Mildenhall Airmen attended a Feb. 19 briefing in the 100th Operations Group auditorium here to learn about opportunities to help shape tomorrow's Air Force. The briefing - hosted by two members of the Air Education and Training Command Recruiter Screening Team from Randolph Air Force

  • Heart Link provides 'Military 101' for spouses, place to meet new friends

    The Air Force can be a lonely and confusing place for those who marry into it and aren't familiar with the military culture. One cure for this culture shock is Heart Link, a free orientation workshop offered by the Airman and Family Readiness Center. All husbands and wives who are married to an Air

  • Getting them out the door

    Many 100th Air Refueling Wing offices were on alternative schedules and services were reduced Feb. 9 through 13 to assist the 352nd Special Operations Group with its operational readiness inspection. An operational readiness inspection evaluates the programs, processes and procedures, and focuses on

  • Mildenhall's Team 5/6 reaches out to the British community

    Nine members from RAF Mildenhall's Team 5/6 volunteered at Newmarket Open Door - an organization dedicated to helping the less fortunate - as a way of supporting the community Feb. 6. For video coverage of the event (produced by Tech. Sgt. Ron Flack) click HERE.According to John Durrant, Newmarket

  • Thrift shop, community closet change location, reopen for business

    After being closed for almost six weeks, the thrift shop and community closet have relocated to Building 644 (formerly the arts and crafts facility, near the 100th Security Forces Squadron building) and reopened Feb. 2. The facilities are now housed in a much larger building, allowing room for more