Eielson Air Force Base News

12, 1994, Eielson Air Force Base became the first Alaskan community to be named as a Tree City USA.

Special Agent Luis Sanjur, Office of Special Investigations Detachment 632 superintendent, presents an Eagle Eyes Certificate of Appreciation to Jenny Mosley, wife of Tech.

As a senior in high school, he spoke to an Air Force recruiter and he decided he wanted to do something better with his life.

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Hayashi, 354th Maintenance Squadron quality assurance specialist, grills chicken during an Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month take-out lunch at the base chapel May 8, 2013, Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska.

In order to bowhunt moose on Eielson territory, Airmen must qualify by completing a competency course as well as a classroom orientation briefing.

Military exercises that bring thousands of personnel to interior Alaska were cancelled for budget reasons this year but U.S. Sen.

Members of the Iceman Team supported NASA during its visit to Alaska to assemble topography of glaciers and ice sheets in areas like the Beaufort Sea north of Barrow, Alaska.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska - With May just around the corner, Interior Alaska is seeing record-breaking low temperatures that are prompting many Alaskans to ask "Where's Spring?" It was just 2 degrees above zero at Fairbanks International Airport on Sunday.

Alaska recently adopted Purple Up Day last year to show support for an estimated 13,000 children in the state who have active duty and deployed parents.

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Kati Lappin, 354th Medical Group dental technician and moulage team member, applies makeup to a simulated injury on Senior Airman Joseph Ellis, 354th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle maintainer, during an operational readiness exercise April 11, 2013, Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska.