
Mildenhall
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Sep 19, 2026
Episode 11 - The Season’s Over… But Not Without Drama
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36:06JimHOST
Yeah, okay, right.
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36:07JimHOST
So, Earl Stonham and then Mildenhall at the bottom.
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36:10JimHOST
Ardley finished fifth.
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36:11JimHOST
I'm not sure.
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36:40JimHOST
happened? Oh, no, no, that's it.
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36:41JimHOST
And then in Division 4, Woodbridge, top.
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36:44JimHOST
Mildenhall, bottom.
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36:44JimHOST
Mildenhall have come up a couple of times here as bottom in Division 4 and 6.
'We need to take this seriously' | Burnham leaves UK at risk as NATO allies warn of Russian attacks
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19:27Andrew NeilHOST
But many do involve hostile state actors.
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19:32Andrew NeilHOST
Many European and some UK sightings, especially around RAF Lakenheath, Mildenhall, Fairford and Feltwell in late 2024, they fit a pattern of unarmed reconnaissance drones launched from or near, listen to this, shadow fleet tankers and cargo ships.
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19:54Andrew NeilHOST
And who runs these shuttle fleet tankers and cargo ships? Well, in the end, it's Moscow.
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20:03Andrew NeilHOST
Lickenheve is particularly sensitive because that's where there's going to be some planned US nuclear storage.
Vince Hunt - A Witness, Inca Babies, Marshall Smith
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70:36David EastaughHOST
I find modern history especially is fascinating, really.
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70:41Vince HuntGUEST
Well, I mean, in between Manchester and Liverpool was Burton Wood, which was another, you know, another base that was used by the Americans and, I mean, I went to Mildenhall and Lake and Heath when I was a reporter and you enter a different world, don't you? The PX and all that kind of stuff and everything on the shelves is American so that they all feel at home.
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71:10David EastaughHOST
Yes, exactly.
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71:11David EastaughHOST
And also just the amount of airfields that got built in such a short period of time.
BFRH 2026 09 11 Sean Hazlett interviews John Ringo and Editor Gray Davis on Troy Rising, Part One; One Jump Ahead by Mark L. Van Name, part 80. Video at https://www.youtube.com/embed/zLtywXStGyE and at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjV7Nn4-bkB48wDjtobIuPQ.
Sep 11 · 1 Mention
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48:39Michael MersaultGUEST
We lost the helicopter a few years back to flying through basically a low water area where there was lots of birds and they just took too many bird strikes and we lost the plane, we lost the helicopter, we lost the crew.
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48:52Michael MersaultGUEST
And that had happened just before I got to Mildenhall and we had these restrictions about flying a thousand feet or higher based on that kind of analysis.
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49:03John RingoGUEST
By the way, just on a completely different subject, the whole thing about There were issues about those planes flying so low.
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49:11John RingoGUEST
One of the things is you don't fly low over water unless you know that there are not a lot of birds around because birds flock to water.
What the Normans did for our diet
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34:20Annie GrayHOST
Do we know when exactly it was founded?
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34:23Anne MasonGUEST
Mildenhall, we think is in the 1300s.
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34:26Anne MasonGUEST
The first record we've got of a warren in Breckland is 1280, and that's for Beauchamp Well.
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34:32Anne MasonGUEST
And then Brandon Warren, 1281, and Lakenheath for 1300.
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34:37Annie GrayHOST
And how big are we talking? How big was Mildenhall Warren where we are now?
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34:40Anne MasonGUEST
It's 1,066 acres, which I think is about 430 hectares.
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34:47Annie GrayHOST
And the wall was what? How many miles around that?
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37:28Annie GrayHOST
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A washout at Shuttleworth.
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0:22OliHOST
And Joey is incredibly delayed, which is an amazing start to this podcast.
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0:26OliHOST
Today, we're going to be taking you through my Lakenheath, Mildenhall and Shutterworth Military Ayrshire review.
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0:36OliHOST
And, well, what a way to start the podcast where Joey speaks after moving his mouth.
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0:40OliHOST
That is an incredible feat, Joey.
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3:08OliHOST
Because my phone just doesn't send things, so that could take a while.
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3:14OliHOST
But, yeah, I mean, Thursday, we got...
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3:18OliHOST
What did we do on Thursday? No, on Tuesday, we went to Mildenhall.
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3:23OliHOST
No, was that Wednesday? I don't know the days.
It's All Falling Apart
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6:56Connor TomlinsonHOST
Raheem did a whole sub stack on this, but it's locked behind a paywall now, so I'm just going to have to summarize its contents.
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7:02Connor TomlinsonHOST
Verbatim's registered office is Unit 82A, James Carter Road, Mildenhall, which is the same virtual office used by Reform Watch Limited, which is an organization specifically established to monitor and attack reform.
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7:18Connor TomlinsonHOST
The Centre for Climate Reporting also says that its journalism, and that's what they describe their undercover sting, their entrapment scheme as, is 100% funded by grants and donations.
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7:26Connor TomlinsonHOST
So their principal complaint about reform is it's taking foreign money, right? They're corrupt, they want to circumvent donation rules, and they're under the influence of foreign donors.
The MacRobertson Air Race of Nineteen Thirty-Four, the de Havilland DH Eighty-Eight Comet, and the Night the People of Albury Lit the Field
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0:01Tail DraggerHOST
Picture Mildenhall Aerodrome before dawn on the 20th of October 1934.
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0:06Tail DraggerHOST
There's dew on the grass.
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0:08Tail DraggerHOST
Your breath makes little clouds.
TPLCS with “Do you get a family discount for fees up there?”
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12:39Hugh NewsomeHOST
But we've been tracking this for a while.
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12:41Hugh NewsomeHOST
Mildenhaller in fifth on 346 points.
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12:45Hugh NewsomeHOST
Swardson, 376.
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12:47Hugh NewsomeHOST
Kopdok, 392.
TPLCS with “Do you get a family discount for fees up there?”
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12:09Hugh NewsomeHOST
But we've been tracking this for a while.
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12:11Hugh NewsomeHOST
Mildenhaller in fifth on 346 points.
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12:15Hugh NewsomeHOST
Swardson, 376.
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12:17Hugh NewsomeHOST
Kopdok, 392.
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