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    Unit: 354FW 
    A large group of U.S. Air Force personnel and civilians pose for a group photo on and around a mobile staircase positioned at the door of a U.S. Air Force aircraft, tail number 8876. The aircraft bears the markings of the 168th Wing and the inscription 'Alaska Air National Guard - Guardians of the Last Frontier.' The wet tarmac and overcast sky suggest the photo was taken in Alaska, consistent with the unit's known base at Eielson or Fairbanks.

    Eielson hosted Air and Space Force Attaché Visit

    Photo by Senior Airman Tori Haudenschild

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    A military briefing is taking place inside an aircraft hangar featuring at least one F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jet with tail number 5459 visible. A uniformed individual in a green flight suit appears to be presenting or briefing a group of mixed military personnel wearing various uniforms, including camouflage and olive flight suits. A photographer is visible in the background documenting the event.

    Eielson hosted Air and Space Force Attaché Visit

    Photo by Senior Airman Tori Haudenschild

    354th Fighter Wing

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    Military personnel in flight suits are gathered inside the interior of a large military aircraft, likely during a briefing or tour. A person in multicam/OCP uniform on the right side appears to be gesturing and speaking to the group. The group includes personnel wearing different national military flight suits, suggesting a multinational or joint military exercise.

    Eielson hosted Air and Space Force Attaché Visit

    Photo by Senior Airman Tori Haudenschild

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A hand is arranging multiple embroidered military patches on a stainless steel surface. The patches belong to the '18th Fighter Interceptor Squadron' and feature a blue eagle or bird design on a yellow and white background with a black border. Multiple identical patches are visible, suggesting inventory management or distribution activity.

    Eielson hosted Air and Space Force Attaché Visit

    Photo by Senior Airman Tori Haudenschild

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A group of approximately 20-25 military and civilian personnel are gathered inside a large aircraft maintenance hangar for a briefing or presentation. They are standing in front of two easel-mounted whiteboards/flip charts near an F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet with tail markings 'AK' and number '554'. The setting appears to be a U.S. Air Force facility, likely in Alaska based on the 'AK' tail code.

    Eielson hosted Air and Space Force Attaché Visit

    Photo by Senior Airman Tori Haudenschild

    354th Fighter Wing

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    The image shows a close-up of a military flight suit sleeve bearing a squadron patch and rank insignia. The patch identifies the wearer as a member of the 356th Fighter Squadron, featuring a green devil mascot on a black circular background. A Lieutenant Colonel oak leaf cluster rank insignia is visible above the squadron patch.

    Eielson hosted Air and Space Force Attaché Visit

    Photo by Senior Airman Tori Haudenschild

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A formal panel discussion or symposium is taking place on a stage before a large seated audience. Five panelists — three in civilian business attire and two in military camouflage uniforms — are seated in black leather chairs on a raised platform. The backdrop features draped beige curtains and three flags, including the United States flag and what appear to be U.S. Air Force flags.

    354th Fighter Wing highlights Arctic partnerships at 2026 Alaska Defense Forum

    Photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Paczkowski

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    Three individuals are seated in black leather chairs on a stage during what appears to be a formal panel discussion or symposium. Two individuals are wearing U.S. Air Force camouflage uniforms (OCP pattern), while one is dressed in civilian business attire. An American flag and a U.S. Air Force flag are visible in the background.

    354th Fighter Wing highlights Arctic partnerships at 2026 Alaska Defense Forum

    Photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Paczkowski

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Air Force officer with the name tape 'JOHNSTON' is seated in a black chair, gesturing with his right hand while speaking at what appears to be a panel discussion or formal event. He is wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with a colonel's eagle insignia visible on his chest. The background features draped gold and blue curtains along with what appears to be a U.S. Air Force flag.

    354th Fighter Wing highlights Arctic partnerships at 2026 Alaska Defense Forum

    Photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Paczkowski

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    354th Fighter Wing highlights Arctic partnerships at 2026 Alaska Defense Forum

    Story by Senior Airman Nicholas Paczkowski

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    Turning adversity into strength: Airman earns Thomas Castleman Award

    Turning adversity into strength: Airman earns Thomas Castleman Award

    Story by Senior Airman Colin Perkins

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    A U.S. Air Force service member wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform is standing in what appears to be a military courtroom or legal proceedings room. The name tape reads 'RODRIGUEZ' and the rank insignia indicates a Senior Airman. A wooden gavel is visible on the bench beside her, suggesting a military judicial or legal setting.

    Turning adversity into strength: Airman earns Thomas Castleman Award

    Photo by Senior Airman Colin Perkins

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    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3 draws to a close

    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3 draws to a close

    Story by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

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    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3 ENDEX video

    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3 ENDEX video

    Video by Senior Airman Andre Medina

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    Eielson Air Force Ball 2026 Promotion Video

    Eielson Air Force Ball 2026 Promotion Video

    Video by Airman Mary Murray

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    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3: Battling in (cyber) space

    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3: Battling in (cyber) space

    Story by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Marine Corps corporal stands with arms crossed in front of an F-35 stealth fighter jet on a military airfield tarmac. The service member is wearing a green flight deck jacket with name tape reading 'J.M. CURE, CPL, USMC' and a red helmet with protective goggles. The aircraft bears the number '72' and a U.S. Air Force star-and-bar insignia, parked on a marked runway under overcast skies.

    Faces of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

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    A group of approximately 14 military personnel pose for a group photo in front of a building marked 'RED FLAG,' which is a well-known advanced aerial combat training exercise hosted at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The majority are wearing Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) blue camouflage uniforms, while two individuals on the far left wear US Air Force flight suits and two on the right wear US Army/Air Force tan/green combat uniforms. Several personnel in the front row are holding an Australian national flag.

    Faces of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant named Jones poses smiling in the foreground of what appears to be a military operations or briefing room. Behind him, multiple uniformed personnel are seated at tables working on laptops. A whiteboard with writing and a display screen are visible in the background.

    Faces of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Air Force service member named Chapman stands with arms crossed in what appears to be an operations or administrative office environment. She is wearing the standard OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with visible name tape, branch tape, and rank insignia. Large display monitors showing scheduling or operational software are visible in the background.

    Faces of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Air Force service member wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform stands with arms crossed in what appears to be a flight equipment or life support room. The name tape reads 'WILLIAMS' and rank insignia indicates Staff Sergeant. The background contains flight helmets, gear bags, and storage lockers typical of an aviation support facility.

    Faces of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A smiling military aviator in full flight gear stands in what appears to be a locker room or equipment room. The individual is wearing a flight helmet with visor, survival vest, G-suit harness, and various tactical equipment. A second person in a flight suit is visible in the background accessing a locker.

    VAQ-134 Garudas patrol the skies of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

    354th Fighter Wing

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    Two military personnel pose for a photo on a flight line tarmac, both wearing flight deck helmets with goggles and giving thumbs-up and shaka gestures. Behind them is a U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft marked '550' with yellow squadron markings. The right individual is wearing a maroon hoodie marked 'VAQ-134 F.O.D.O.A.', identifying their squadron.

    Faces of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A young military aviator is preparing for a flight mission in what appears to be a pilot equipment room or locker room. The individual is wearing a flight suit and neck/collar gear, and is adjusting a red, white, and blue headband with a military insignia patch. Two flight helmets are visible in the foreground on a surface in front of the pilot.

    VAQ-134 Garudas patrol the skies of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

    354th Fighter Wing

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    Two military jet aircraft are flying in close formation against an overcast sky. Both aircraft appear to be F/A-18 Hornets with distinctive markings, including red tail fins with a golden emblem and the number '530' visible on the fuselage. The engines appear to be in afterburner or high-thrust configuration, with exhaust visible trailing behind.

    VAQ-134 Garudas patrol the skies of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    The image shows a close-up of a military flight jacket patch belonging to VAQ-134, known as the 'Garudas,' a U.S. Navy Electronic Attack Squadron. The embroidered patch features a stylized bird of prey (Garuda) head with a yellow lightning bolt on a black circular background with red border. The jacket appears to be an olive drab military flight suit or jacket.

    VAQ-134 Garudas patrol the skies of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft assigned to VAQ-134 (bureau number 530) is captured during takeoff or landing on a runway marked '32-14'. The aircraft features distinctive red tail markings with a golden eagle/phoenix design, consistent with VAQ-134 'Garudas' squadron livery. The setting appears to be a northern or forested airfield, likely during an exercise such as Red Flag-Alaska.

    VAQ-134 Garudas patrol the skies of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft (Bureau Number 530) is shown on a flight line tarmac with two crew members in the cockpit and ground personnel standing nearby. The aircraft bears the names of CDR Rick Boswell 'Gary' (Commanding Officer) and CDR Scott Chuda 'Chu-Hi' (Executive Officer) on the fuselage, and a second aircraft marked 'VAQ-134' is visible in the background. Ground crew appear to be conducting pre-flight or post-flight checks.

    VAQ-134 Garudas patrol the skies of RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Senior Airman Andre Medina

    354th Fighter Wing

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    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3: Joint Partners and Allies

    RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3: Joint Partners and Allies

    Video by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

    354th Fighter Wing

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    The image shows a military unit patch sewn onto an olive green flight suit or uniform. The patch belongs to VMFA-225, a United States Marine Corps fighter attack squadron nicknamed the 'Vikings.' The emblem features a Viking helmet with crossed battle axes on a red and blue circular background.

    VMFA 225 Vikings take on RED FLAG-Alaska 26-3

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Kelsey Owen

    354th Fighter Wing

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