• Hall of fame for May 24 to 30

    Staff Sgt. Joseph Mooney Jr, Diagnostic Imaging Assistant NCOIC, Assistant 354th Fighter Wing SABC Advisor, 354th Medical Group CPR instructor, is the Hall of Fame pick for the week of May 24 to 30.Hometown: Stratford, Conn. Years in Service: 10 years, 10 months Family: Engaged, Jennifer Previous

  • Home You're Proud Of 2009

    Housing residents who can't wait to get outdoors and spruce up their yards will be happy to know that the Housing Self-Help Center carries many items they can use. Eielson's best-kept yards will be the focus of local inspectors during the "Home You're Proud Of" season. The program begins in June and

  • 101 Critical Days of Summer: motorcycle safety

    Riding home on that new bike. Family, friends, and even neighbors offer their opinion, "Motorcycles. Seem like fun... ..but they're so dangerous!" And you know they are right. Can you ride a motorcycle with no risk and free from danger, damage or injury? The obvious answer is no. There are many

  • Running for wounded teammates

    The 354th Civil Engineering Squadron Explosive Ordnance Flight will hold their first Bomb Suit Run, a tradition for EOD flights throughout the Air Force. Each year, Air Force EOD flights come together with the Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides funds and support

  • 101 Criticial Days of Summer: drinking and driving

    Here are some facts, which can explode some of the myths and misconceptions about alcohol. Drinking and driving is one of the major factors contributing to motor vehicle accidents in the United States. Who Is the Culprit? The social drinker, in the past has been labeled as the major problem in the

  • Joint EOD team clears bombing range

    Once a year, 10,000 acres of land on the Joint Pacific Alaskan Range Complex Yukon training area must be cleared of old ordnance and munitions. If this task is not accomplished, any old unexploded ordnance and munitions on the range could cause a sympathetic detonation creating an unsafe environment

  • New PCS in-processing system set to launch June 1

    The Permanent Change of Station In-Processing System is a new program aimed at streamlining PCS voucher submission and is set to launch at Eielson Air Force Base June 1. The new system is designed to allow paperless submission of PCS vouchers by using "wizard" technology to guide the user through