Eielson firefighters drive innovation

Last week the 354th Civil Engineer Squadron fire department became the first in the Department of Defense to have both pump and driving simulators.The use of these two items together will allow Eielson firefighters to train in a new and innovative way.

Mission complete: Spirits return to Missouri after BTF rotation

Three B-2 Spirit bombers and approximately 150 Airmen from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, departed after completing their deployment supporting U.S. Strategic Command’s Bomber Task Force (BTF) mission here Jan. 31, 2019.

Naha and Kadena Airmen foster goodwill at 2018 JAAGA Awards

Surgeon General of the Air Force visits Team Kadena

Award-winning author visits Yokota Middle school, hosts workshop

Award-winning Author Neal Shusterman visited Yokota Middle School February 1 to answer questions, sign books and host a creative writing workshop.Over the course of 34 years, his 52 published books have earned more than 50 awards, including a National Book Award.“I write because I want to put

B-2 Spirit Bomber gas and go

Misawa's Airman Leadership School innovates SMART-ly

The 35th Force Support Squadron is now using new SMART Boards purchased with innovation funds for Airman Leadership School at Misawa Air Base, Japan.

Last chance for life: U.S., PAF airmen exchange egress ideas

U.S. Air Force members from the 113th Maintenance Squadron participated in a subject matter expert exchange with Philippine Air Force 430th Aircraft Maintenance Group Egress personnel, during the Bilateral Air Contingent Exchange-Philippines (BACE-P) at Cesar Basa Air Base, Philippines, Jan. 22,

Get gassed up

Much like a good breakfast to get the day started, vehicles and aircraft run on an energy of their own. To produce that energy, they need to be powered with their most important meal of day: fuel.

Snow and Ice Control 2019

2018 brought Yokota a great snow fall. It was perfect for sleds, building snowmen and snowball fight. However, it brought the worst conditions for those who had somewhere to go. When snow starts to stick to the ground, the Civil Engineer Squadron Snow and Ice Control Team will get activated to start