• Airman sentence for driving while intoxicated, drunk on duty

    Airman 1st Class Jaime A. Valle, 354th Maintenance Squadron, was tried by a special court-martial March 3 for several violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. He was tried for sleeping on duty in violation of Article 92, UCMJ; driving while intoxicated in violation of Article 111, UCMJ;

  • Eielson Airmen ascend 'Above All' in ad campaign

    At the end of February, two 354th Fighter Wing Airmen were surprised to discover that their work was an integral part of the Air Force's newest ad campaign -- Above All. Two of the campaign's posters, which represent one third of the campaign's poster set, were made from photographs taken by Staff

  • Eielson hometown news program available through portal

    Eielson Airmen looking to showcase their activities and accomplishments in their hometown newspapers can look for an updated electronic form online to submit to the Hometown News Release Office. The Hometown News Release Form can be accessed online on the Air Force Portal: www.my.af.mil. Members can

  • 354th Medical Group named top-performing facility

    The 354th Medical Group was recognized as the top performing military treatment facility in the medium-sized clinic category at the annual Military Health System Conference in Washington, D.C. last month. The award was presented by Maj. Gen. Bruce Green, Deputy Surgeon General of the Air Force, on

  • New Web app makes assignment system easier to use

    Active duty Air Force members -- officers and enlisted -- who log on to the Air Force Personnel Center's Assignment Management System will find a new Web application that makes navigation faster and easier. "It's all part of AFPC's on-going effort to increase service to our customers," said Master

  • Top leaders testify on '09 budget

    The Air Force's top two leaders testified before the House and Senate Committee on Appropriations subcommittees on Defense during hearings about the fiscal 2009 budget March 11 and 12. While the main topic of discussion among congressmen and senators remained the KC-45A contract award, Secretary of