• Thin ice, think twice

    As rising temperatures begin to melt the ice, safety remains a top priority and base leadership has requested Airmen and their families stay off lakes on Eielson Air Force Base.Many factors affect the thickness of ice on lakes including wind, water flow, and snow; making it difficult for the average

  • Bioenvironmental Airmen, trained to contain

    Airmen know them because of the gas mask fit test, but bioenvironmental technicians also ensure Airmen and their families are taken care of by evaluating the presence of hazardous materials in the workplace and at home.The primary job of the bioenvironmental flight is essentially to protect the

  • Legal Assistance Website helps Iceman team

    Icemen who need a will, power of attorney, or have a legal question can go online to streamline their next visit to the 354th Fighter Wing Staff Judge Advocate. The Air Force Legal Assistance Website was created last year to increase efficiency and track client satisfaction with the Air Force legal

  • Electronic maintainers spark RF-A

    Maintainers that work on aircraft are met with a variety of tasks that ensure planes are capable of flying missions. Electrical maintainers focus on the electrical functions of the aircraft to keep them flying.Without electric components, planes that once soared through the skies would become large

  • 354th Fighter Wing Icemen honor Bataan Death March

    Two members of the Iceman team participated in the 22nd Annual Bataan Memorial Death March held at the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico March 27.2nd Lt. Lindsay Krahn from the 354th Operations Group and 2nd Lt. Aaron Tissot from the 354th Force Support Squadron proudly represented Eielson Air

  • Eielson recycling project kicks off

    Icemen will soon have the opportunity to reduce their waste by recycling paper, cardboard, aluminum cans, tin cans, plastics and glass bottles on-base when the new recycling program kicks off in the weeks following Earth Day, April 22.The 354th Civil Engineer Squadron Environmental Flight has been

  • Icemen train forces foreign and domestic

    "Practice makes perfect" is a phrase commonly recited throughout an Airman's career. The 354th Fighter Wing's mission upholds that idea during each RED FLAG-Alaska training exercise by enhancing the professionalism, safety and performance of aircrews and support units in preparation for future