• Eielson conducts SAPR stand-down day

    Eielson members participated in the first of two Sexual Assault and Prevention Response stand-down days this year April 18. The day followed an order from Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel that all military services set aside time each year to inform service members and Defense Department civilians

  • To honor with dignity

    When I first joined Eielson's base Honor Guard program, I really didn't know what kind of organization I was joining. I was just another first-term Airman seeking to make a mark in his career. It was just another bullet, another volunteer option in the long list of programs. However, I soon realized

  • LRS woodshop protects military assets

    When people think of any custom wood-working job the wing requires, the 354th Civil Engineer Squadron or contractors may come to mind. A dedicated area in the corner of the 354th Logistics Readiness Squadron, however, houses its own woodshop. There, Airmen fabricate custom-fitted containers for

  • Security Forces Airman selected for Academy Prep School

    A 354th Security Forces member was recently chosen for a unique opportunity. Airman 1st Class Charles Stephens was selected as 1 of 50 enlisted Airmen selected to attend the Air Force Academy Preparatory School in the near future.The 10-month school is designed to academically, physically and

  • AFAF offers Icemen chance to give back

    Taking care of our own is a fundamental belief within Air Force culture. As Wingmen, we are expected give, whether through time, emotional support, or money, as a "Commitment to Caring" for the Airmen surrounding us. The 2014 Air Force Assistance Fund, now in its 41st year, is underway at Eielson,

  • POV shipping program undergoes changes

    The Department of Defense's privately owned vehicle shipping program will undergo several changes starting May 1.Several vehicle processing centers, where privately owned vehicles are dropped off and picked up, will relocate.With the exception of eight cities that will close their vehicle processing

  • Maintenance squadron recovery team gets 'hooked' on training

    Members of the 354th Maintenance Squadron crash recovery team joined the fire department April 11 to test the durability of the arresting cable system. The annual training certified the cable system which acts as an emergency brake for any aircraft experiencing technical difficulties and unable to

  • Historian shares passion for self-defense

    The thought of a historian often brings about the image of a scholar surrounded by dusty tomes, gathering information about the past to make decisions for the future.In that sense, Jack Waid, 354th Fighter Wing historian, serves the part and has the responsibility to preserve the past in order to