• International officers observe Red Flag-Alaska

    Eighteen senior military leaders from nations across the globe converged in Alaska to see first hand the training capabilities offered through Red Flag-Alaska exercises. This year's Executive Observer Program shows that many other international militaries have interest in participating in the

  • Meet the support group commander

    Before taking command of the 354th Mission Support Group, Col. John G. Stutts was a student at Industrial College of the Armed Forces, National Defense University, Ft. McNair, Washington DC. The ICAF prepares selected military officers and civilians for senior leadership positions by conducting

  • Eielson military working dog teams conduct joint training

    Securing the harness around his partner, Staff Sgt. Ryan Veith gives a reassuring look into his partner's eyes followed by a quick scratch behind the ear. Sergeant Vieth's partner is visibly nervous, and the deafening roar overhead isn't helping matters. As the helicopter hovers in place above them,

  • Team Seymour pinch hits in Last Frontier

    The 4th Fighter Wing demonstrated its readiness to deliver air power on target, on time as 169 Airmen and 10 F-15E Strike Eagles deployed with short notice to Red Flag-Alaska, a multinational air combat training exercise, July 11 - 28. The wing is the lead wing for the training exercise, meaning

  • CSAR: Red Flag-Alaska provides complex rescue training

    A combat, search and rescue team saved two aircrew members who were downed in hostile territory as part of a complex, multinational training scenario July 19 at Red Flag-Alaska, an air combat exercise over the Pacific Alaska Range Complex. Red Flag-Alaska includes sophisticated CSAR training to