Agressors Lead the Way!

Seymour Johnson team trains for combat at Red Flag-Alaska

Under Secretary of the Air Force visits Eielson

Delta Temporary Military Operation Area

The Air Force would like to thank the Alaska public and Federal Aviation Administration for working with the United States Air Force and allowing the Delta Temporary Military Operation Area (T-MOA), a critical airspace proposal, to become reality. The importance of this additional training space for

Rising Sun meets Midnight Sun: Japan's air force arrives for air combat training

Airmen from the Land of the Rising Sun arrived in the Land of the Midnight Sun early Wednesday morning in preparation for the Red Flag-Alaska air combat training exercise. After a 7-hour flight across the Pacific Ocean, 6 Japanese F-15Js from Hyakuri Air Base near Tokyo and a U.S. KC-10 carrying 21

Air Force streamlines officer, enlisted evaluation forms

Air Force officials are introducing new officer and enlisted evaluation forms as it transforms its personnel processes. The major part of this effort has been directed at reducing the workload associated with preparing officer and enlisted performance reports while ensuring the evaluation process

Multi-national forces gather in Last Frontier for air combat training

Participants have arrived and set up shop in preparation for RED FLAG-Alaska 07-3, the annual multi-service, multi-platform coordinated combat operations exercise. More than 1,500 active duty, Reserve and Air National Guard Airmen, and participants from four foreign nations will train for the next

Secret to good customer service is no “Mystery” at AAFES

Operating more than 3,100 facilities in more than 35 countries and 49 states requires the Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) to employ a variety of methods to track and improve customer service. AAFES' customer service department, for example, is engaged in an ongoing dialog with more than

Spanish Air Force Arrive for Red Flag-Alaska 07-3

Meet the 354th Medical Group commander

The new 354th Medical Group commander, Col. Howard Hayes, is settling into his new job here. Colonel Hayes holds a Bachelor's Degree in Microbiology a Master of Science Degree in Public Health and a Ph.D. in Medical Parasitology in 1984. Later that same year he received a commission in the Air Force