Spear phishing latest threat to Airmen, Air Force mission

Advances in technology are helping the United States military increase mission effectiveness. Unfortunately, since it is hard for enemy forces to attack the Air Force military directly, they are trying to defeat Airmen by turning to those same advances as well. There is a rise in attempts at gaining

RED FLAG-Alaska air exercise season kicks off

The season's first iteration of Pacific Air Forces' premier air combat exercise, RED FLAG-Alaska, kicks off April 3 and runs through April 18. RF-A 08-2 will welcome more than 1,700 personnel from the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Australia. Participating aircraft include F-16s, F-18s,

Civilian Icemen do their part in improving Eielson communications

The civilian workers of Altech Services, Inc. are hard at work fulfilling jobs that once belonged to Airmen here. "Altech is the prime contractor for the telecommunications on Eielson," said Howard Smith, 354th Communication Squadron Altech site lead. "We are directly responsible for cable, antenna,

Deployed Corner: Ali Air Base, Iraq

Eielson women present art, vision

Aggressors Over Alaska Range

Egress Training

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;

Aggressive Take Off

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