• Add safety to routine at the pump

    Throughout a normal day, many people have set routines just as if it were etched in their memories. These are taken for granted because they have been done so many times beforehand. Without knowing better, performing some routines may place others in danger. Oil companies have issued warnings

  • Article 15 punishments imposed in July through September

    The following are Uniform Code of Military Justice actions taken against members of the Eielson Air Force Base community: An airman first class from 354th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, endangered the welfare of his two children, both under the age of 16, by having feces and garbage on the floors,

  • Air Force Reserve 2010 courses nomination deadline approaching

    The Air Force Reserve School Selection Board will convene at HQ Air Reserve Personnel Center, Denver, Colo. during the month of January 2010 to select Air Force Reserve officers (and E8/9 for Reserve Component National Security Course) to attend Developmental Education; Officer Professional

  • Stop the Violence

    What do Rihanna, Tom Cruise, and the NFL's Adam "Pacman" Jones have in common? Contestants on the hit TV show "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?" might need to use one of their "life-lines" to get this one right. The answer, they each have experienced mental, emotional and physical domestic violence

  • B-52 crews gain invaluable skills at RF-A

    Every member of the B-52 Stratofortress community, visiting from Minot Air Force Base, N. D. for RED FLAG-Alaska 10-1, seemed to have at least one valued experience from the training events here. Accompanying four of the 23rd Bomber Squadron's B-52s, both the air and ground crews gained realistic

  • Pumpkin Patrol

    With the onset of fall Icemen can all start looking forward to the festivities associated with the season. Every member of the 354th Security Forces Squadron would like to be the first to extend the seasons' greetings. With Halloween approaching rapidly, security forces Airmen would like to take a

  • Bad guys for a day

    While most training exercises during RED FLAG-Alaska consist of military aircraft flying against other military aircraft, the local Civil Air Patrol tested fighter pilots' ability to identify "low and slow" aircraft that could be a threat. Eielson's 71st Composite Civil Air Patrol squadron became

  • A-10 Thunderbolt II in RED FLAG-Alaska

    What the A-10 Thunderbolt II, from Osan AFB, Korea lacks in beauty, it makes up for in usefulness proving its worth over and over as it continues to provide the support necessary to accomplish combat missions. Affectionately called the "Warthog" or simply "Hog" within the A-10 community, it does not