• IDS working group

    The Integrated Delivery System working group is sponsoring the 2011 Community Assessment Survey of service members, spouses, reservists, spouses of reservists and civilians. This survey is the best way for Air Force community members to make their opinions and needs known. The results of the survey

  • Moving a Chinook

    A CH-47 Chinook helicopter was returned home by the joint efforts of Soldiers and Airmen working within the Thunderdome here Dec. 15.16th Combat Aviation Brigade Soldiers worked alongside Eielson AFB Airmen to complete the final stages of their redeployment. The brigade was a vital part of the

  • Eielson recognizes F-16 experts

    Nine crew chiefs were recognized during a dedicated crew chief ceremony Dec. 17 for their hard work ensuring Eielson's F-16's are ready to go.Today's Air Force crew chiefs work on many airframes, becoming masters of aircraft inspections, hydraulic systems troubleshooting, and field level engine

  • Street Buzz: Holiday plans

    On Dec. 13, 354th Fighter Wing Public Affairs journalists hit the streets of Eielson and asked people, "What are your plans for this holiday season?"Click on the photos to see how some Icemen are celebrating.

  • Airmen brave the cold to secure sculptures

    For the third year, 354th Logistics Readiness Squadron Airmen rallied together to provide security for the statues of ice art created by artists from all over the world in North Pole, Alaska.Volunteers took turns performing periodic security checks during the festival's closure at the 4th Annual

  • Santa's new address

    The City of North Pole, with the assistance of the North Pole Economic Development Corporation, has demonstrated a commitment to Letters to Santa by erecting a permanent candy cane marker designating "No. 1 Santa Claus Lane" as the address to direct letters to Santa.With the recent installation of

  • Operation Cookie Crunch

    The Officer's Spouses Club hosted the annual Operation Cookie Crunch drive Dec. 9 at the Yukon Club collecting dozens of cookies to spread a little Christmas cheer to single or unaccompanied Airmen here.Volunteers from the OSC, Enlisted Spouses Club and active duty servicemembers filled bags with

  • HVAC turns up the heat

    As the mercury plummets below zero, the 354th Civil Engineering Squadron Heating Ventilation, and Air Conditioning shop endures the challenge of maintaining Eielson Air Force Base mission-ready.HVAC helps keep the parts and components of HVAC systems throughout the base operable, even during the