Air Force Entertainment Searches for Band Members

Everybody loves a great drum solo but many musicians enjoy the sound that can only come from a well-rehearsed group. At the same time many musicians are reluctant to compete as a soloist when their true skill is most notable when they are "in the groove" with other musicians. Understanding this

532nd ESFS Airmen provide first line of defense

Well before the sun rises over the installation here, more than 700 local Iraqis gather and prepare to shout their daily greeting, "Hoo-rah!" to U.S. Airmen fighting the base. The 532nd Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron provides security for the entry control points here every day, protecting

Checking winter safety

The pressures of the job

Remembering those who served

Two minutes of silence

Ely Cathedral holds Thanksgiving Eve service

The annual RAF Mildenhall and RAF Lakenheath Thanksgiving Eve service is Nov. 26 at Ely Cathedral. This year's speaker is Chaplain (Col.) Scott R. Gardner, U.S. Air Forces in Europe command chaplain. The evening will begin with pre-service music at 7 p.m., with Sounds of Liberty, and Meghann

Police, safety office work together to help drivers have safe winter

As part of a winter driving campaign, Ministry of Defence Police and Guard Service personnel, along with members from the 100th Security Forces Squadron, 100th Air Refueling Wing Safety Office, 48th Security Forces Squadron and 48th Fighter Wing Safety Office, will be conducting winter safety checks

Customs shopping guide for the holidays

Some people are just not good at buying the right gifts. While this is usually a matter of taste, many items available in Europe that seem like good Christmas presents violate U.S. customs rules. Some products are banned from the United States and others may be carried in baggage, but not mailed.

NAIH cultural perfomers sing, dance for on-base students