Alaska Post, Vol. 11, No. 25, June 26, 2020
Fire department’s quick response saves lives and homes; National Guard airlifts ‘Into the Wile’ bus out of Alaska wilderness; Arctic Wolf Soldiers return home from deployment; Nutrition Corner: Food Poisoning; History Snapshot: June 1945 – The WAC Barracks at Fort Wainwright Burn; MEDDAC Minute; Fort Greely housing earns #1 ranking for resident satisfaction; The Chaplain’s Corner: How you see yourself, and how you see others, matters; Army’s Family MWR to kick off 12-week esports tournament; Fort Wainwright Exchange expands layaway to include laptops, tablets for back-to-school season; Sergeant Salmon’s School of Environmental Basics: Fishing at stocked lakes; All Army personnel, veterans asked to be recruiters next week; Volunteers from the newly formed Delta-Greely Area community Emergency Response Team graduate 14 volunteers from the CERT Basic Course; New research leads to Army drones changing shape mid-flight; COVID-19 conditions create sniper school opportunities for new infantry troops; Fort Wainwright Family and MWR Community Calendar
| Published: | June 26, 2020 |
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.
