An F-16's engine was damaged after hitting a flock of ducks at a base in Alaska, but landed safely after some 'quack' thinking by the pilot.

The change follows a 2018 Pentagon directive that eliminated taxpayer support for military lodging and required such ...

Two F-16 Fighting Falcons made precautionary landings at Kadena on Jan 29 and 30 due to possible “jammed bullets,” the Ryukyu ...

Lt. Col. Alvarez, a B-1B weapons systems officer and commander of the 345th Bomb Squadron, joins a short list of aircrew who have amassed 5,000-plus ...

At Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, about 11 miles from Kadena, F-35 fighter squadrons from Eielson Air Force Base are also training in warfighting concepts and maneuvers focused on Agile Combat ...

F-35 fighter squadrons from Eielson Air Force Base are also training in warfighting concepts and maneuvers focused on Agile Combat Employment, which is designed to increase lethality and ...

On a hillside where hundreds of North Dakota service members have been laid to rest, thousands gathered Monday to honor those ...

The fighter jets were dispatched from their home station, Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, to Kadena Air Base last month, forming a part of the latest round of rotational deployments of U.S ...

A dramatic F-35 crash and pilot ejection at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, caught attention worldwide. This breakdown explores what led to the incident, the quick-thinking actions of the pilot, and ...

The 740 gallons of jet fuel were dropped on Alaska Mental Health Trust land near Eielson Air Force Base. According to a aircraft accident investigation board report, a F-16C took off from Eielson ...