• 3rd EMS sneaks by 3rd FSS in OT

    The 3rd Equipment Maintenance Squadron bested the 3rd Force Support Squadron in a close game which went into overtime resulting in a score of 49-47 Oct. 26 at the Fitness Center. It looked like it was going to be an easy win for the 3rd EMS after they jumped to an eight-point halftime lead over the

  • JBER town hall briefing addresses civilian employees' concerns

    The Joint Base Enterprise hosted four Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson "HR Plan" town hall briefings, two on Oct. 21 and two on 22, at the Fort Richardson and Elmendorf Air Force Base theaters, respectively. The focus of the briefings was to address civilian employees' human resource concerns

  • Former Susitna Club now conference center

    Building 9387, formerly named the Susitna Club, located at 18th St. and Kuter Ave. is now under ownership of the 3rd Wing and is operated by 3rd Wing Protocol. Construction for the first floor of the facility and exterior entrances is underway. The building will be renamed to the Susitna Conference

  • To the right

    Recently some of the Elmendorf emergency vehicles have had problems with motorists not yielding to the right when the vehicles have their emergency lights on. Most of the 30-35 emergency calls the 3rd Medical Group receive a month take an average of 10 minutes for teams to arrive on scene, said

  • Flash point: Fuels lab answers burning need

    Although the team is small and their job narrow in scope, the 379th Expeditionary Logistics and Readiness Squadron fuels lab holds the lives of servicemembers and the safety of aircraft in their hands. Fuel is a single-point failure commodity, said Staff Sgt. Michael Brady, 379 ELRS fuels lab NCO in

  • Stop loss Airmen eligible for compensation

    Current and former Airmen who were involuntarily held on active duty beyond an approved separation or retirement date as a direct result of stop loss between Sept. 11, 2001, and Sept. 30, 2009, may be eligible for a Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay compensation of $500 for each month they were

  • Snow removal procedures, guidelines for Aurora Military Housing

    Winter is fast approaching and Aurora Military Housing would like to inform all housing residents of its basic snow plowing procedures. Safety is our first concern. Please follow these guidelines to prevent accidents: 1. Use caution around all snow plowing equipment and maintain a minimum distance