Veterans participate in fishing tournament

Elmendorf honors fallen Airman: College classroom opened at dormitory

A college classroom in the Elmendorf dormitory's Wired Café was dedicated to fallen Air Force Staff Sgt. Timothy L. Bowles May 18.Sergeant Bowles was killed in action last year by an Improvised Explosive Device in Afghanistan.The small room centrally located between the dormitories was built to

Fisher House of Alaska groundbreaking ceremony

VA ribbon-cutting ceremony

Elmendorf Hazardous Material storage: Cautions for life

In day-to-day life how many hazardous material items do you come contact with?The number might shock some people. Many items can be categorized as hazardous material especially if the person works on an Air Force flightline.From glue and solvents to petroleum products like gas, oil and other items

Another way to staying fit

Tired of the same old exercise routine day-in-and-day out? Ready for something more rejuvenating? Consider joining the Airmen and civilians that take part in the CrossFit classes that take place during the week inside Elmendorf's Hangar 5. Mrs. Richelle Kemper, who's one of the main volunteers of

Saving lives: In the Heat of the moment

In the events of September 11, 2001 the American people witnessed firsthand the responsibility and importance of firefighters.Whether they're working to keep the aircraft on the flightline safe, training in their firehouse, or demonstrating the importance of fire safety. Elmendorf firefighters are

Flagship departs

Elementary students taught to save for a rainy day

 Putting money aside for a rainy day might not always be fun, but it's the smart thing to do, and getting children to do this can sometimes be difficult.That's where "It's a Habit" founded by Sam Renick comes in. Residing in California, Mr. Renick has circled the globe, with his pal Sammy the

C-17s deliver oil spill equipment