Hall of Fame: Aug. 10 through Aug. 16

Airman 1st Class Philip Cirrincione, 354 Contracting Squadron contract administrator Hometown: Chicago, Il. Years in service: One and a half years. Family: Mom, Dad and a brother and sister. Education: Bachelor's in finance. Self-Description: Easy going, laid back. One thing most people don't know

Eielson youth learn life skills in Sherwood Forest

Airmen Assault!

Bump, set, spike: volleyball tournament

June's Home You're Proud Of winners

Arctic Hawgs take final flight

For almost 20 years, the imposing silhouettes of 355th Fighter Squadron A/OA10s have been a familiar site above interior Alaska. Lt. Col. Quentin Rideout, 355th FS Commander, brought that run to a close with the final tactical Arctic Hawg sortie Tuesday. "This event signals the end of an era in

Eagle Eyes Awareness Program is a tool for everybody

The Air Force neighborhood watch program, Eagle Eyes, was put into place to ensure Iceman Team members remain aware of their surroundings, which is an important part of preventing terrorism. The program isn't just for military members, it's also for spouses and civilians in the local area. Law

101 Critical Days of Summer: Week 10 ATV Safety

All-Terrain Vehicle Injury Prevention Checklist □ Attend an ATV driver's safety course (SVIA course required for active duty personnel). Contact wing safety at 377-1351 to set up a class (dependant or active duty). □ Never use a three-wheeler. They are unsafe and no longer manufactured. □ Ride an

Servicemembers should keep vaccines in check during August

The month of August is designated as National Immunization Awareness Month to spotlight the importance of keeping immunizations for yourself and family members up-to-date. Keeping your health in check is an important part of living a healthy lifestyle and for servicemembers it is also part of your

Final flight of the A-10 Thunderbolt at Eielson