• New training equals better forces

    Security Forces members completed a week-long High Risk Response Training here June 25. HRRT is a new and improved active shooter trainer course that instructs base security personnel to neutralize a high-risk threat. The course is being taught across all of Pacific Air Forces to meet the challenges

  • New PT standards

    The second round of fitness testing and implementation of new fitness standards and minimum requirements for 2010 begins July 1. AFI 36-2905 is the new governing fitness regulation and 354th Force Support Squadron is the point of contact for the fitness program. Below are a few of the changes: -The

  • Keeping RF-A pumped up

    Before any aircraft, large or small, can take off into the skies and fly various combat sorties over the 67,000 square miles of the Joint Pacific Alaskan Range Complex, they must have fuel.The 354th Logistics Readiness Squadron Fuels Management Flight, along with the help of additional Airmen, make

  • Stewards of the sky

    Drivers on the highway follow the rules of the road to maximize the chance of reaching their destination safely. Just as drivers have rules to follow on the ground, pilots are given the rules of the skies to decrease the risk of operating the powerful aircraft they fly.The Federal Aviation

  • EOP visits Eielson

    A group of general officers from 16 different countries toured part of the Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex at Eielson AFB Monday as part of Pacific Air Forces Executive Observer Program.On the drive to the range, guests were given an overview of capabilities and weaponry by Capt. Ariane Greenman,

  • Top five ways JAG can help you

    Have a car you need to sell in Texas while living in Alaska? Are you deploying and a friend will be caring for your children? Or perhaps you are having trouble with your landlord, and you don't know what to do? These are all issues the legal office can help with.The 354th Fighter Wing Office of the