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An F-16 Fighting Falcon from the 18th Aggressor Squadron flies over Eielson AFB during 2009. The base's largest hangar, known as the "Thunderdome," is
An F-16 Fighting Falcon from the 18th Aggressor Squadron flies over Eielson AFB during 2009. The base's largest hangar, known as the "Thunderdome," is visible in the bottom left of the image.
Mile 26 Satellite Field (now Eielson AFB), 1945
Mile 26 Satellite Field (now Eielson AFB), 1945
Ptarmigan Hall in 1962, later renamed to Amber Hall
Ptarmigan Hall in 1962, later renamed to Amber Hall
The flight line and Thunderdome hangar building at Eielson
The flight line and Thunderdome hangar building at Eielson
18th Aggressor Squadron Block 30D F-16Cs, 86–314; 86–293 and 87–375 in Arctic color scheme.
18th Aggressor Squadron Block 30D F-16Cs, 86–314; 86–293 and 87–375 in Arctic color scheme.
354thfightergroup worldwar II
354thfightergroup worldwar II
North American P-51B-1-NA Mustang 43-12457 of the 353d Fighter Squadron 354th Fighter Group at RAF Lashenden in 1944.
North American P-51B-1-NA Mustang 43-12457 of the 353d Fighter Squadron 354th Fighter Group at RAF Lashenden in 1944.
North American P-51B-1-NA 43-12433 "Miss Pea Ridge" AJ-M flown by Capt Mack Tyner in the 356th FS 354th FG 9th AF in 1944 (later transferred to the 36
North American P-51B-1-NA 43-12433 "Miss Pea Ridge" AJ-M flown by Capt Mack Tyner in the 356th FS 354th FG 9th AF in 1944 (later transferred to the 362nd FS 357th FG and re-badged as "G4-L").