• Weather expectations for Winter 2010-11

    The leaves have taken on fall colors and begun to shed from the branches, the temperature has dropped and the first snowflakes have made their descent - but what can be expected for the winter to come?Weather plays a significant role in peoples' day-to-day lives which makes it beneficial for them to

  • Eielson Town Hall

    "Why are Eielson Airmen paying 30 cents more for gas than Fort Wainwright Soldiers?" is a common question Icemen have, and during the recent town hall meeting held Sept. 21, that question and others were answered. A town hall was held to discuss a variety of topics, including winter safety and

  • Smoke Alarms: Up, Down and All Around

    In an effort to better educate communities throughout the U.S. about smoke alarm recommendations, the nonprofit National Fire Protection Association is promoting "Smoke Alarms: A Sound You Can Live With!" as the theme for this year's Fire Prevention Week campaign, Oct. 3 through 9, which Eielson AFB

  • Winter Safety Campaign kicks off

    As our season quickly shifts from autumn to winter, the 354th Fighter Wing Safety office will focus on season appropriate safety topics. This year's Winter Safety Campaign, which begins today and runs through April 11, reaffirms the wing's commitment to protect our Air Force family by urging our

  • Tips from Arctic Survival

    Winter is right around the corner, so it's time to start thinking about how to take care of yourself. I always tell people Alaskan winters aren't too bad, it's like living in a rainstorm of cold. Think about it...when it's pouring rain outside, you simply run from your home to your car. You're not