


Now THAT sounds like a plan

The only bit I can agree with is "This post needs closing" Clearly you & your American friends are in denial, now joined by a leading authority on the US. Defence Budget Drawdowns, the two tanker drivers from Mildenhallstuie492 wrote:This post needs closing...myself and my American friends at Lakenheath are growing increaseingly annoyed that this garbage is still being circulated...LAKENHEATH IS NOT CLOSING!!!!
F23 ?!?!?!?!michael.p wrote:Hi
I maybe wrong but didn't I hear that Lakenheath was to get the F23 and do the joint maintenance with RF Marham. Does that now mean if LN closes we don't get the F23 because of maintenance costs.
MIKE.P
What's an aperture?boff180 wrote:Isn't that the Aperture you use for most of your shots Dunk?![]()
A good point! There was chatter a while ago about Lakenheath housing a joint RAF USAF training and maintenance facility for the JSF. Maybe that option is still in the pot?Vulcanone wrote:At any point someone might actually twig, why Marham being relatively close to Lakenheath is getting F-35s
tm74sqn wrote:The government is considering building (at Least) one new town. Given that the south-east is already overpopulated, and that one name proposed for a new town is Mildenheath, don't jump to any conclusions!
TM74
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ca ... e-24626952tm74sqn wrote:The government is considering building (at Least) one new town.
If this is your first visit to this topic please read from page1. The majority of points now raised are those already made & rebutted previously. Possibly the only common ground we have thus far is that 'all bets are off' as far as guarantees for each & every USAFE base's survival.Vulcanone wrote:At any point someone might actually twig, why Marham being relatively close to Lakenheath is getting F-35s
http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Newmark ... 140433.htm$10,000 reward for USAF equipment stolen from RAF Lakenheath
THE USAF is offering a reward of $10,000 to anyone with information relating to the theft of military equipment from RAF Lakenheath.
Items worth around $180,000 including advanced combat helmets, modular sleeping systems, interceptor body armor kits, and extreme cold weather boots were taken from building 1068 at the American airbase between 2011 and 2012.
In a post on RAF Lakenheath’s Facebook page, the base said: “The U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) is seeking information pertaining to the person(s) responsible for and/or associated with the theft of U.S. Government equipment from building 1068 on RAF Lakenheath.
“AFOSI Detachment 512 will offer up to a $10,000 reward for information directly leading to the identification, arrest and successful conviction of these persons.”
A spokeswoman for the AFOSI told the News this was an unusual occurrence and the investigation was ongoing.
She said: “A poster has been posted both on and off base.
“Leads and support are expected to come in from many sources other than the base as this investigation moves forward. AFOSI is the lead investigative agency in this investigation.”
The Lakenheath OSI detachment can be reached by calling (01638) 547257.
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