• Eielson past and present

    Just as a baby goes from infancy to adulthood Eielson Air Force Base has come a long way since its opening.For most Airmen that have made a permanent change of station from Eielson, the base may seem unchanging as if in a time capsule. However, as the base historian knows, Eielson is rich with

  • AF walks path of environmental role model

    Just as there are rules for how to drive, where to build and how to operate businesses, there are also rules that govern the way we treat the environment.While it is everyone's responsibility to conserve and abide by environmental rules, large organizations like the Air Force have the additional

  • 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