Airmen with the Alaska Air National Guard’s 210th and 212th Rescue Squadrons rescued two individuals Sept. 15 in two separate incidents.
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The 208th Construction Management Team will be supporting troops who are already deployed for Operation Enduring Freedom, Spartan Shield.
Here are the course descriptions under Human Interaction (HI) for those interested in learning how to interact with other human beings.
Mental problems, social issues, drug use, lack of education, lack of employment opportunities—all sorts of causes of crime are considered.
The motto of Alaska outdoor survival and rescue instructor Brian Horner is “Learn to Return,” and I fully embrace that philosophy.
If college or some type of vocational school is in their future, you may want to help with an education-savings vehicle 529 savings plan.
Alaska Air National Guardsmen with the 176th Wing will travel in anticipation of supporting a Hurricane Florence humanitarian relief effort.
Two members of the Alaska Army National Guard were announced as winners of the 2019 Alaska Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition.
Alaska Air National Guard 210th and 212th Rescue Squadrons rescued one distressed individual Sept. 6 at Lower Russian Lake near Kenai.
The meeting is open to the public. There will be a brief presentation on the recently-completed seventh season, reports of officers and suggestions for the 2019 season.
The mission, whose name translates to “healing wave of hope,” provides medical, dental and optometry care to assist local authorities.
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With savage winds and the thermometer reading 80 below, Seppala had justified the faith placed in them by the organizers of the Serum Run.
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