• TACP conduct jump training

    Tactical air control party Airmen with the 3rd Air Support Operations Squadron and paratroopers with the 4th Quartermaster Company, 725th Brigade Support Battalion (Airborne), 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division, U.S. Army Alaska, conduct jump training at the Malemute

  • Melting Away

    The 773d Civil Engineering Squadron’s Horizontal Maintenance operators keep the roads, parking lots, and flight lines cleared of ice and snow with the help of the only snowmelter in the U.S. Air Force’s inventory, at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.

  • HVAC/R Brings the Heat!

    Arriving at work in the winter on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson is a special event. Once the obstacles have been avoided on the drive in, the dreaded parking lot awaits.

  • Providing a Helping Hand

    Army Emergency Relief is currently asking for donations toward their annual fund-raising campaign which runs from 1 Mar through 15 May. To donate, visit their website, https://www.aerhq.org/ and click on the donate button.

  • Chief’s Mentorship Lunch

    The Arctic Warrior Chief’s Group is looking for junior and senior noncommissioned officers and company-grade officers to attend their monthly mentorship lunches.

  • Explore Alaska

    My weekend plans to binge-watch the latest online streaming series was thwarted when a fellow Airman suggested a hike to Byron Glacier.It was daylight savings weekend, and despite knowing that I would be mourning the loss of an hour’s sleep, I reluctantly accepted. Having stepped on a scale not two

  • The State of Air Force Medicine

    Airman Magazine: What is the state of the Air Force Medical Service in terms of the current mission and what are your priorities?Lt. Gen. Ediger: The Air Force Medical Service is strong. The men and women who serve our Air Force as medical professionals are actively engaged in the three main

  • Informed Decision Seminar

    ‘Should I stay or should I go’ is a common question – even in a military career. The Informed Decision Seminar helps Airmen understand every option available to them before they either separate or reenlist. “The program is designed to help people who are considering transitioning out of the military

  • Personnel, sustainment Airmen establish morale, rest for KR17 participants

    They started with nothing but a few empty, pre-manufactured K-span buildings and 24 concrete pads. Within 72 hours of arrival, they established a fully operational deployed life support area called Rush Park and began accepting follow on forces Monday, Feb. 27. The K-spans house beds and cots for