Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Once nearly eradicated, mumps is back
By Airman 1st Class CHRISTOPHER MORALES JBER Public Affairs Anchorage recently had an outbreak of mumps. As of Sept. 25,
Week of Nov. 3
Through November Buckner pool maintenance The pool and hot tub at the Buckner Physical Fitness Center will be closed for
Alaska legislature honors JBER 13 times in 2017
By Airman 1st Class CRYSTAL A. JENKINS JBER Public Affairs When it comes to carrying out the Air Force’s
Putting on your own ‘oxygen mask’ first
By Air force Chaplain (Capt.) JESSICA PROPHITT 673d ABW Chaplain One of my favorite things to do is listen to
Security Forces fielding mobile command center
By Senior Airman CURT BEACH JBER Public Affairs In the event of an aircraft crash or immediate threat such as
Road condition red: What does that mean?
By Senior Airman CURT BEACH JBER Public Affairs In addition to the periodic bear or moose obstructing traffic, Alaska winters
‘Operation Ride Home’ aims to help junior troops for holidays
By Airman 1st Class CAITLIN RUSSELL JBER Public Affairs Starting this year, junior-enlisted service members in Alaska can participate
New retirement system opportunities worth a think
By Air Force Staff Sgt. WESTIN WARBURTON JBER Public Affairs The Blended Retirement System opt-in date of Jan. 1
Last known 477th Tuskegee Airman visits JBER, talks history
By Senior Airman JAVIER ALVAREZ JBER Public Affairs Army Air Corps Staff Sgt. Leslie Edwards braced himself against the roaring
150 years of Alaska: Sitka hosts reenactment
By SGT. DAVID BEDARD 134th PAD Critics called the United States’ decision to purchase Alaska from Russia “Seward’s folly,
PMEL keeps JBER machinery finely tuned
By Senior Airman CURT BEACH JBER Public Affairs From torque wrenches and spectrum analyzers to pressure gauges and missile guidance
Don’t let your decor become moose treats
By HERMAN GRIESE JBER Wildlife Conservation Every Halloween, moose in inhabited areas – like JBER’s housing areas – detect a scent