• Safety is no accident

    Airmen and families who have spent their first winter at Eielson Air Force Base quickly understand the importance of safety. Sound judgment and proper precautions in Alaska can make the difference between life and death.Furthermore, maintaining high safety standards is a benefit to mission success.

  • Eielson youth supervision guidance protects children

    Child safety is a major concern for everyone. As the days grow longer and the temperatures rise, children will begin to spend more time outside, making this a good time to review the Eielson Air Force Base youth supervision guidance.Whether in the home or at the playground, all military

  • 354th MDG integrates to accomplish goals

    The 354th Medical Group is comprised of a variety of different fields of clinical practice and administration that must work seamlessly together to successfully accomplish emergency responses. This teamwork was recently put to the test.One of the main focuses of the operational readiness exercise

  • Eielson sharpens emergency management response skills

    Airmen across Eielson Air Force Base put incident training to practice during an operational readiness exercise March 7 to 11. The exercise served as an opportunity for Eielson's leadership to observe the installation's incident response capabilities from start to finish and to evaluate emergency

  • FSS Carnival is winter wonderland for attendees

    Iceman Falls Ski Hill and Lodge was the place to be March 4 for anyone who loves a winter carnival. The 354th Force Support Squadron engineered the event for Airmen and their families as well as civilian workers here at Eielson Air Force Base.The winter carnival is one of many seasonal events put on

  • Symposium trains tomorrow's 1st Sergeants

    A room full of first sergeants can be as intimidating as a pit full of snakes. However, Eielson NCOs recently experienced this opportunity gaining leadership skills and a better understanding of what it means to be entrusted as a squadron first sergeant. From Feb. 22 to 25 Eielson Air Force base

  • Eielson Wing Commander marks 4,000+ hours in F-16

    Earning the opportunity to fly a fighter aircraft in the Air Force is an honor few Airmen are chosen for, and being assigned to the F-16 "Fighting Falcon" for 24 years on active duty is an even rarer achievement.Brigadier General James N. "Bull" Post III, the 354th Fighter Wing's commander,