By KYLE ALVAREZ AND KARIN ZEITVOGEL | STARS AND STRIPES Published: March 17, 2021 RAF MILDENHALL, England — The Air Force has stopped using a firing range near a Buddhist retreat in southwest Scotland, it said Wednesday after residents raised concerns that it would shatter the tranquility of the Eskdalemuir valley. The Air Force had used a range a mile from the 53-year-old Samye Ling Tibetan Buddhist monastery for “multiple events within the past seven months” but was “unaware of concerns from the local community,” Capt. Kevyn Kaler, spokeswoman for the 352nd Special Operations Wing, told Stars and Stripes. “We regret the disturbance that this has caused,” she said in an email. “We have suspended all training events at this area as a result.”