Icemen defenders recharge with 'stunning' training

Lisa Groves: Helping veterans one state at a time

In 2011, Lisa Groves traveled across the entire Lower 48 to help veterans and lend her voice to their troubles. She's now traveling again, this time leaving her mark in Alaska.Groves served in the Army for eight years, helping veterans as much as she could while serving her country. After her

Register those firearms

Rules are in place for a reason and registering firearms for on base residence is no exception. Brig. Gen. Mark Kelly, 354th Fighter Wing commander, contacted all base personnel Oct. 8 to remind them to register all types of firearms.An amnesty period has been put in place to allow all firearms to

Phase crew performs aircraft surgery

As Airmen work tirelessly around the F-16 Fighting Falcon to remove panels, bolts and screws, it appears as if they are decommissioning the aircraft into an airplane graveyard.What these Icemen are doing is the exact opposite, though: They're inspecting the plane inch by inch, finding any and all

354th CES geospatial intelligence keeps Eielson on the map

Don't get tricked: Make Halloween a treat, be safe

As Halloween creeps closer, tricksters of all ages are reminded to keep safety in the bag. With a few tweaks to your costume and planning approach, the tradition of safely trick-or-treating is still attainable."With the possibility of ice on the ground, snow boots and yak tracks should keep the

Propulsion Airmen make noise in the ‘Hush House’

"If we close those doors, the building will implode," yelled Tech. Sgt. Joshua Baker as the engine from an F-16 Fighting Falcon sucked freezing air into the "Hush House" through tall slats on the walls. The thrust demonstrates the maximum power fighter jets from the 18th Aggressor Squadron use while

Change of watch: Train every day for a purpose

354th CES Dirt Boyz prepare for winter with 'Snow School'

Airmen use SABC, save three from icy water

Every Airman trains for emergencies and Self Aid and Buddy Care then proves their skills during exercises, inspections and deployments. For three Icemen, SABC and communication skills became a real matter of life or death during a family trip May 26. After seeing a boat capsize in the Upper Chena