• Now Playing: Sex Signals

    "Sex Signals", an interactive improvisation show, will be at the base theater today. The show will give Airmen across Eielson the opportunity to better understand the importance the Air Force has placed on sexual assault prevention.The presentation is one part of Eielson's Sexual Assault Prevention

  • 101 Critical days of summer

    The Summer Safety Campaign is fast approaching, which means that it's time for the 354th Fighter Wing to hold its annual Summer Safety Campaign briefings. May 15 there will be two mandatory safety briefs at the base theater. The first brief is at 8 a.m., and the second is at 3 p.m. All military

  • Simplifying the moving process

    For servicemembers, Department of Defense civilians and their families, permanent change of station moves can be a stressful reality of military life. To improve the moving process and streamline it for those who support it, the DoD developed a new personal property program called Defense Personal

  • H1N1 Flu outbreak

    Recently there have been a number of cases of swine flu--H1N1 or influenza A, reported in the media. The Department of Defense and all segments of the U.S. government are working along with our international partners to lessen the impact of the H1N1 flu outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and

  • Eielson teen wins PACAF youth of the year

    An Eielson teen was selected as the 2009 Pacific Air Forces Youth of the Year April 20, a feat which has earned her a $2,000 scholarship, plaque and a 2009 PACAF Bear from PACAF along with a congratulatory memo from Headquarters Air Force Director of Services. Savanna Smith, a 17-year-old Junior at

  • Fly, fight, win: Red Flag-Alaska pilots

    The flight plans have been filed; the mission briefs have been completed. Now it's time for the key players in a multi-national force to come together and fly, fight and win. During Red Flag-Alaska, United States military pilots and coalition forces are provided the opportunity to train jointly over

  • Force Support Squadron takes on RF-A

    Approximately 1,400 U.S. and foreign military members have arrived for Red Flag-Alaska 09-2. The amplified workforce calls for additional support to provide basic needs and the 354th Force Support Squadron has willingly answered the call. "Red Flag-Alaska brings an increased number of military

  • Alaska legislature lowers hunting, fishing costs for military personnel

    Do you like hunting or fishing? Alaska's military members now enjoy cheaper access to the state's fish and game resources thanks to a recent change in state law. The two biggest changes are: · Active-duty military members and their dependents - even non-residents - can now obtain hunting licenses,