• On the road to becoming a path finder

    Approximately 50 members of the 425th Brigade Special Troops Battalion recently participated in a three-week path finder course taught by instructors from the U.S. Army Path Finder School at Fort Benning, Georgia. "A path finder is a subject matter expert on all sling load operations, helicopter

  • Submit your claim for retroactive stop loss Today

    Airmen, veterans, and beneficiaries who were involuntarily extended under Stop Loss between Sept. 11, 2001 and Sept. 30, 2009 are eligible for Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay(RSLSP). If your enlistment was involuntarily extended due to Stop Loss, and you have yet to file a claimfor RSLSP, then the

  • JBER Airman honored to play part in former senator's memorial

     As a young man growing up in Chicago, Airman 1st Class Royce Williams never thought he would be a part of a historic event in this nation's history.That all changed a few days ago when Airman Williams was chosen to be one of the pallbearers of a joint military honor guard that transported the

  • Installation excellence funds: where they are now

    Since the announcement of Elmendorf winning the 2010 Commander and Chief annual award for Instillation Excellence Airmen are wondering where the million dollars gained from their hard work has gone.The answer is easier for them to find than they realize. The command staff has sent out notices in the

  • Community comes together helping Wounded Warrior

    The Anchorage community bonded together to help a wounded warrior from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Aug. 12.Sgt. 1st Class David Waite, Warrior Transition Battalion, platoon sergeant cut the ribbon for his newly refurbished home after a makeover by Operation Opening Doors, Aug 12. This is the

  • Reserve pilot pulls double duty during Red Flag

    Any pilot flying sorties during Red Flag-Alaska can expect long days filled with mission planning, and pre and post flight briefings.Maj. Chad Feucht, 302nd Fighter Squadron F-22 Raptor pilot, is fulfilling his Reserve flying commitment during the realistic 10-day air combat training exercise, but

  • Anchorage, military community pay respects to late senator

    The Anchorage and military communities, along with many political dignitaries, came to pay their respects to former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens at a funeral service Aug. 18, at the Anchorage Baptist Temple.Hundreds of people poured into the auditorium to say their goodbyes.Sen. Stevens was killed in a