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Another gate breach at RAF Mildenhall prompts increased security measures Fifteen “green” barriers have been installed around RAF Mildenhall, England. (Karen Abeyasekere/Air Force) Security measures were increased at RAF Mildenhall in England last month after an unauthorized man gained access to the base, officials have confirmed to Military Times. On Jan. 23, “a British national gained unauthorized access onto RAF Mildenhall,” a United States Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa public affairs staffer told Military Times Sunday morning in an email. “No ill intent is suspected...

Share This: Soldiers train and certify on a soldier-borne sensor at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Sept. 3, 2020. The sensor enables soldiers to deploy a micro-drone to gain situational awareness and observe where a soldier cannot physically reconnoiter. If there is one non-negotiable and undeniable characteristic defining the world we live in it would be technological advancement. Despite the already numerous clichés about the way our daily lives have been transformed in recent years due to technology, it is important to constantly stress and analyze the incredible impact that technology is ha...

Consistent, widespread racial disparities hurt Black airmen, IG study finds December 21, 2020 An IG study into racial disparities in the Air Force has found significant and longstanding disparities affecting Black airmen's careers and how they are disciplined under the military justice system. (Staff Sgt. Tia Schroeder/Air Force) An Air Force inspector general review into racial disparities found widespread differences, year after year, in how Black airmen are treated as opposed to airmen of other races. The investigation, which the Air Force released Monday, studied how Black airmen ar...