• Rules to hunt by

    Whether a frequent visitor of the great outdoors or not, the Natural Resources office is available to provide Airmen and their families information on how to better enjoy the outdoor activities on Eielson Air Force base.The Natural Resources office helps educate the base population on how to take

  • Response team motivates Airmen

    Issues associated with the mental health clinic are often thought of as taboo. Therefore, people may not openly talk about their feelings or fears. However, the 354th Medical Group mental health clinic is bringing awareness to Eielson Air Force Base through the Traumatic Stress Response team about

  • PAB looking for leaders

    At Eielson, there are more than 200 children at the Child Development Center and School Age Program while the Youth Sports and Youth Center has more than 700 children registered. Looking at the turnout of the Parent Advisory Board meetings, you'd think this number was a bit inflated; unfortunately,

  • Spirits in the sky

    RED FLAG-Alaska exercises often include different aircraft frames such as the F-16 Fighting Falcon, KC-135 Stratotankers, A-10 Warthogs and this most recent exercise included the ever impressive B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber.The B-2 is armed with a rotary launcher -- which can carry up to eight weapons

  • Army trains with remotely piloted vehicles

    For the past two weeks a team of unmanned aircraft system operators from Fort Wainwright made history at RED FLAG-Alaska by supporting Air Force personnel and assets via the use of the RQ-7B Shadow.With the help of the RQ-7B Shadow unmanned aerial vehicle or UAS, the official Department of Defense