Alaska Post Vol. 9, No. 43, Oct. 19, 2018
Natick’s exoskeleton work is a powerful step toward the future of Soldier lethality; Esper: Civilians play a huge role in Army’s modernization; Fort Wainwright BOSS Soldier participates in Army Ten-Miler; Mutual aid helps extinguish fire at power plant; Nutrition Corner: Coconut oil myth buster; MEDDAC Minute; Weekly Financial Tips: Fall Produce; The Chaplain’s Corner; Quilts of Valor Foundation award quilts to veterans at Greely Ranger, SF breakfast; MILITARY STAR giving away $25,000 in cash in Home for the Holidays Sweepstakes; New federal employees swear in by reciting the Oath of Office; Mission of mercy: MP recognized for his efforts in World War II; Winter Fair celebrates American education Army continuing education: A culture of learning, a legacy of service; Greely ASAP team challenges military families to join in a drug free activity to promote Red Ribbon week; Fort Wainwright Family & MWR.
| Published: | October 19, 2018 |
The Alaska Post is a weekly newspaper produced by the U.S. Garrison Fort Wainwright Public Affairs Office and serving more than 16,000 soldiers, families and DOD civilian employees of the Fort Wainwright community and local communities. Fort Wainwright's home website is at www.wainwright.army.mil. The Alaska Post's mission is to inform, promote and educate through accurate reporting, writing and imagery.
