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USAFE command chaplain speaks at 501 CSW Prayer Breakfasts

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Chap. (Col.) Cherri Wheeler, U.S. Air Forces in Europe command chaplain, delivers a speech entitled “NCIS Investigates Prayer,” during the National Prayer Luncheon in the RAF Menwith Hill Club Ballroom Jan. 11. The MHS community came together to reaffirm the importance of spiritual faith in our lives. The purpose of the luncheon was to recognize the moral and spiritual values upon which the United States was founded. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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501st CSW Everyday Hero

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom -- Staff Sgt. Krystal Cook, 421st Air Base Squadron, was named the December 501st Combat Support Wing Everyday Hero from the 421st Air Base Group. Cook, the NCOIC of Customer Service, served 250 customers with CAC/ID card issues, visa/passport requests, council tax and ration card support requests. She has been the sole focal point in customer service, handling several challenging situations. Cook also put together the Thanksgiving luncheon for the 421st ABG, serving 150 U.S. and British partners a traditional American meal. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Deborah Lockhart)
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501st CSW Everyday Hero

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom -- Staff Sgt. Krystal Cook, 421st Air Base Squadron, was named the December 501st Combat Support Wing Everyday Hero from the 421st Air Base Group. Cook, the NCOIC of Customer Service, served 250 customers with CAC/ID card issues, visa/passport requests, council tax and ration card support requests. She has been the sole focal point in customer service, handling several challenging situations. Cook also put together the Thanksgiving luncheon for the 421st ABG, serving 150 U.S. and British partners a traditional American meal. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Deborah Lockhart)
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501 CSW Everyday Hero - November

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Paul Reade, 421st Civil Engineer Squadron fire prevention assistant chief, was named November’s 501st CSW Everyday Hero from the 421st Air Base Group. Reade’s professionalism and dedication to this year’s Fire Prevention Week Campaign far exceeded the expectations and goals of the Menwith Hill Fire Emergency Services. His determination in sending out this message resulted in him making contact with more than 1,800 on and off base personnel. This far exceeded his contact totals for the last four years combined. He also led the coordination to bring five schools to the station over an eight-day period, making contact with five of RAF Menwith Hill’s closest village communities, and more than 150 children and 20 teachers and parents. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy)
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New AFOSI anonymous tip line allows base-level agents to investigate crime

Scan the Air Force Office of Special Investigations anonymous tip line QR code to download the app.
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New AFOSI anonymous tip line allows base-level agents to investigate crime

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations has a new, anonymous tip line.
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New AFOSI anonymous tip line allows base-level agents to investigate crime

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations has a new, anonymous tip line.
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501st CSW Everyday Hero - October 2012

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom – The Menwith Hill Library Team staff was named the October 501st Combat Support Wing Everyday Hero from the 421st Air Base Group. The base library has been without a head librarian and an assistant librarian for over 10 months. Despite the lack of expertise, the library team has maintained superb service to the base populace. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy)
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501 CSW Fire Prevention Week 2012

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Owen Taylor, a Menwith Hill Station firefighter, helps Mitchell Currie, an early year student from Darley Primary School, shoot a fire hose at targets during the Fire Prevention Week event at the Fire Station Oct. 9. When fire strikes, a home can be engulfed in flames and filled with smoke in minutes so it is important for families to have an escape plan and know about fire safety. This year's Fire Prevention Week theme is "Have two ways out" which focuses on the importance of fires escape planning and practice. For more information on Fire Prevention Week, or for tips on how to keep your family safe visit www.nfpa.org. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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501 CSW Fire Prevention Week 2012

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Brendan Watson, Menwith Hill Station Fire Department firefighter, teaches children from Darley Primary School how to call for help in case of emergency, as part of the Fire Prevention Week events Oct. 9. Teaching children at a young age how to call for help in case of an emergency can save lives. Parents can teach their children how to call 911 or 999 by using an unplugged phone and role playing for practice. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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501st CSW makes multiple donations across United Kingdom

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Members of the Menwith Hill Station Community Heartbeat pose for a picture with check recipients after an annual community-giving event at RAF Menwith Hill Sept. 28. The MHS Community Heartbeat donated more than £3,000 to five local charities and organizations including the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, Harrogate Citizens Advice Bureau, St. Michaels’ Hospice, Harrogate District Hospital Maternity Unit and Spire Hospital Cancer Treatment Centre. Heartbeat has donated more than $41,750 this year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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CFC-O kicks off within 501st CSW

RAF ALCONBURY, United Kingdom – Col. Brian Kelly, 501st Combat Support Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Scott Berge, 501st CSW command chief, complete their registrations for the 2012 Combined Federal Campaign-Overseas on-line contribution form Sept. 19. CFC-Overseas takes place through Nov. 16. Military personnel and federal employees can donate to more than 2,500 local, national and international charities through the campaign. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. John Barton)
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421st Air Base Group celebrates Proms on the Hill

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Laura Jackson sings the British National Anthem with the accompaniment of the Harrogate Band, under the musical direction of Craig Ratcliff, during the Menwith Hill Station Proms on the Hill celebration Sept. 7. Each year the MHS community celebrates the proms with music, food and fireworks. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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421st Air Base Group celebrates Proms on the Hill

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Members of the Menwith Hill community watch fireworks during the annual Proms on the Hill celebration Sept. 7. In 1895, Robert Newman organized the first Proms celebration and it still remains true to its original aim: to present the widest possible range of music, performed to the highest standards, to large audiences. In 1996, the first Proms in the Park was launched and after this, the Proms celebrations became increasingly popular. This year, the MHS community’s celebrations featured the Harrogate Band. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Deborah Lockhart)
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501 CSW Innovator of the Month - July 2012

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Col. Brian Kelly, 501st Combat Support Wing commander, presents an Innovator of the Month certificate to the 421st Civil Engineer Squadron programs flight during a commander’s call at RAF Menwith Hill Sept. 6, 2012. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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RAF Menwith Hill Children’s Theater: The Frog Prince

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Fifty-four children from the Menwith Hill community, throughout the Menwith Hill Station Youth Programs, took part in the performance of the play, “The Frog Prince,” Aug. 9 in the club ballroom. The play, which was put on by The Missoula Children’s Theater, was a culmination of a week of hard work and rehearsal for everyone involved. The theatre comes to base every summer to mesmerize a new batch of young actors and actresses. (U.S. Air Force photos by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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RAF Menwith Hill Children’s Theater: The Frog Prince

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Fifty-four children from the Menwith Hill community, throughout the Menwith Hill Station Youth Programs, took part in the performance of the play, “The Frog Prince,” Aug. 9 in the club ballroom. The play, which was put on by The Missoula Children’s Theater, was a culmination of a week of hard work and rehearsal for everyone involved. The theatre comes to base every summer to mesmerize a new batch of young actors and actresses. (U.S. Air Force photos by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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RAF Menwith Hill Children’s Theater: The Frog Prince

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Fifty-four children from the Menwith Hill community, throughout the Menwith Hill Station Youth Programs, took part in the performance of the play, “The Frog Prince,” Aug. 9 in the club ballroom. The play, which was put on by The Missoula Children’s Theater, was a culmination of a week of hard work and rehearsal for everyone involved. The theatre comes to base every summer to mesmerize a new batch of young actors and actresses. (U.S. Air Force photos by Staff Sgt. Debbie Lockhart)
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Operation Back to School kicks off

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Staff Sgt. Shawn Zapata, 421st Logistics Flight, receives a backpack full of school supplies from Master Sgt. Dennis Dyke, Aug. 3. Operation Warmheart, through the RAF Menwith Hill First Sergeant Council, gave free school supplies to 25 children in grades K-12, from the Menwith Hill Community during the first ever “Operation Back-to-School.” In addition to providing school supplies to families which meet eligibility requirements, Operation Warmheart also gives families meal voucher/gift cards during the holiday seasons, as well as giving meals to family members on Deployed Family Member Night at the club. For more information, contact a member of the first sergeant council. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy)
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421st ABS August Everyday Hero

RAF MENWITH HILL, United Kingdom - Victoria Gray, 421st Air Base Squadron, was named the August 501st CSW Everyday Hero from the 421st ABS. Gray, the marketing director for the 421st ABS, plays a vital role ensuring high morale of personnel & families assigned to Menwith Hill Station by planning, coordinating and executing a multitude of special events for the Station personnel. For the fifth consecutive year Gray put on an Independence Day event for 3,900 military, civilian and local national guests to include rides, food, mid-way games, entertainment and a fireworks display. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brok McCarthy)
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