• First Sergeants’ hold fit fundraiser

    The second annual First Sergeants' Push-up a-thon fundraiser raised approximately $1,000 June 28 at Baker Field house fitness center.Individuals had multiple 10-minute sessions to perform as many push-ups as possible. Proceeds from this event will be used to support enlisted programs such as Airman

  • Eielson cares about its kids

    From toddlers to young adults, children rely on their parents for just about everything, especially safety and protection. The Eielson Air Force Base Youth Supervision Policy serves Airmen as a tool to help make everyday decisions ensuring their loved-ones are safe. "The youth supervision policy

  • Growing org enhances profession, strengthens networking

    As a member of the Air Force, there are a multitude of organizations Airmen can join to enhance and support their career development. Most Airmen are aware of the larger organizations, such as the Air Force Sergeant's Association and the Air Force Association - but there are also career-specific

  • Eielson’s Olympic Day

    Sports events were held June 23 as part of the youth center's participation in the international program, Olympic Day.Olympic Day is celebrated annually to commemorate the birth of the modern Olympic Games and to promote fitness and well-being, as well as the Olympic ideals of fair play,

  • 354 CS unveils tomorrow’s technologies

    Eielson Air Force Base hosted the 3rd Annual Technology Demonstration Day at the Yukon Club June 23.From ergonomics to data destruction, exhibitors displayed the latest technologies to help make the mission at Eielson a little easier. In its third installment, the demo made it possible for numerous

  • Air Force cadets visit Eielson

    Air Force Academy cadets visited Eielson to learn more about Eielson's mission and the operational Air Force as part of the Operation Air Force summer program.The summer after their sophomore year each cadet's summer is broken into three parts - leave, leadership and OpsAF. The leadership portion

  • AADD; Can’t stop, won’t stop

    Social drinking isn't a crime, driving home after having several drinks and having a BAC over the legal limit is a crime. Airmen Against Drunk Driving is a program committed to making sure Airmen don't have to commit that crime.While it is an Airman's responsibility to have a plan for transportation

  • Buddha and Company: lunch and a show

    Two men have strived to create an engaging environment for Airmen across Eielson to enjoy meals at the base club.James Clerc, kitchen manager, and Mike Reardean, lead club operations assistant, both former servicemembers, have changed Airmen's dining experiences by entertaining the idea that Airmen