• Spring brings new challenges to 3rd CES

    Spring in Alaska for most people means two things: fishing season and construction. For the members of the 3rd Civil Engineer Squadron it means making the transition from road clearing and building winterization, to road repair and building maintenance. Squadron members are gearing up to make the

  • Arctic Warriors battle ice, heavy maintenance

    Keeping aircraft flying can be a difficult task under the best of conditions. However, the men and women of the 3rd Maintenance Group rarely face the best of conditions, especially during the frigid winters. "Extreme cold temperatures slow maintenance considerably. The amount of clothing, to include

  • 611th CES exercises with environmental partners

    Even though the most infamous hazardous-material spills have occurred on seas, members of the 611th Civil Engineer Squadron prepare for these events on land at frozen Six-Mile Lake. The 611th CES, together with the U.S. Coast Guard from Sector Anchorage, the Alaska Chadux Corporation from Anchorage

  • Cadets experience ‘frozen’ scenario

    One overnight trip may not seem so bad during the summer, but a trip in the winter is no picnic. Cadets from both Eagle River and West High School participated in an overnight stay at Otter Lake on Fort Richardson to gain cold weather survival training Feb. 29-March 1. Arriving early Feb. 29, the

  • How to save a tooth

    February is National Children's Dental Health Month. The 3rd Dental Squadron would like to provide parents and caregivers with some dental advice on steps to take if your tooth gets knocked out. Alaska is known for its many outdoor recreational activities such as sledding, hockey, baseball and

  • Intel Airman selected to NDIC

    Every year in January, the Air Force selects a small handful of intelligence professionals to attend a competitive degree-completion program at the National Defense Intelligence College in Washington D.C. Master Sgt. Erik Schultz, 381st Intelligence Squadron, has been selected for the Bachelor of

  • Restoration develops electronic Information Repository

    Over the past 10 years, the Department of Defense has invested more than $20 billion in environmental restoration, according to the most recent reports to Congress. The Air Force environmental restoration budget alone exceeds $500 million per year. Not only does this fiscal investment warrant public