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Lt. Col. David Piffarerio, 302nd FS commander (center) won first place in the over 40 male division of the 2012 CrossFit Alaska State Championships in Anchorage Oct. 13. “I’ve been doing cross fit since 2007 and I have never looked back,” said Piffarerio. “It's a phenomenal fitness program as I'm in the best shape of my life. It's very challenging but rewarding at the same time as you meet fitness goals and accomplish things you never thought you could.” (Courtesy Photo)


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Lt. Col. David Piffarerio, 302nd FS commander (center) won first place in the over 40 male division of the 2012 CrossFit Alaska State Championships in Anchorage Oct. 13. “I’ve been doing cross fit since 2007 and I have never looked back,” said Piffarerio. “It's a phenomenal fitness program as I'm in the best shape of my life. It's very challenging but rewarding at the same time as you meet fitness goals and accomplish things you never thought you could.” (Courtesy Photo)

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Alaska Airlines stands out as one of the most supportive military employers nationally thanks to a nomination by 477th Fighter Group reservist, Major Caleb Haley. Haley, who serves as an F-22 pilot here at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, nominated his civilian employer Alaska Airlines for the prestigious Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Freedom Award for their dedication to people, honor for veterans through fallen warrior flights and veteran monument tours, and support for military members and their families. ESGR received 2,424 applications for this year’s Freedom Award, the highest honor the DOD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced the 15 winners July 11. Haley will join Alaska Airlines and the 2016 Freedom Award recipients to be honored at a ceremony in the Pentagon on Aug. 26.
Alaska Airlines stands out as one of the most supportive military employers nationally thanks to a nomination by 477th Fighter Group reservist, Major Caleb Haley. Haley, who serves as an F-22 pilot here at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, nominated his civilian employer Alaska Airlines for the prestigious Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Freedom Award for their dedication to people, honor for veterans through fallen warrior flights and veteran monument tours, and support for military members and their families. ESGR received 2,424 applications for this year’s Freedom Award, the highest honor the DOD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced the 15 winners July 11. Haley will join Alaska Airlines and the 2016 Freedom Award recipients to be honored at a ceremony in the Pentagon on Aug. 26.
Alaska Airlines stands out as one of the most supportive military employers nationally thanks to a nomination by 477th Fighter Group reservist, Major Caleb Haley. Haley, who serves as an F-22 pilot here at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, nominated his civilian employer Alaska Airlines for the prestigious Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Freedom Award for their dedication to people, honor for veterans through fallen warrior flights and veteran monument tours, and support for military members and their families. ESGR received 2,424 applications for this year’s Freedom Award, the highest honor the DOD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced the 15 winners July 11. Haley will join Alaska Airlines and the 2016 Freedom Award recipients to be honored at a ceremony in the Pentagon on Aug. 26.
An F-22 prepares for take-off during the August Unit Training Assembly here Aug. 1. During the UTA Reserve pilots from the 302nd Fighter Squadron dropped JDAMs from F-22s equipped with increment 3.2A, a software upgrade package. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Maj. Chad Newkirk, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group, is the eleventh pilot in Air Force history and fourth pilot in the 477th FG to reach 1,000 flight hours in the F-22 during a sortie here in April. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Maj. Chad Newkirk, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group, is the eleventh pilot in Air Force history and fourth pilot in the 477th FG to reach 1,000 flight hours in the F-22 during a sortie here in April. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Maj. Chad Newkirk, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group, is the eleventh pilot in Air Force history and fourth pilot in the 477th FG to reach 1,000 flight hours in the F-22 during a sortie here in April. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Maj. Chad Newkirk, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group, is the eleventh pilot in Air Force history and fourth pilot in the 477th FG to reach 1,000 flight hours in the F-22 during a sortie here in April. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Maj. Chad Newkirk, a Reserve F-22 pilot assigned to the 477th Fighter Group, is the eleventh pilot in Air Force history and fourth pilot in the 477th FG to reach 1,000 flight hours in the F-22 during a sortie here in April. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Airmen from the 477th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron perform a hot-pit refuel with an F-22 here May 2. Hot-pitting is the quickest way to perform the most sorties and is the key to mission combat capability. During a hot-pit refuel the pilot will stay in the cockpit with the jet running while the maintenance crews perform safety checks and refuel the aircraft allowing it to return to flight in less than 30 minutes. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Lt. Col. Christopher Miller, an F-22 pilot from the 302 Fighter Squadron salutes Lt. Col. Kevin Sutterfield for the first time as the newly assigned 302nd FS commander. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)
Lt. Col. Kevin Sutterfield accepts the 302nd Fighter Squadron guidon from Col. Tyler Otten, 477th Fighter Group commander. Sutterfield took command from Lt. Col. Bret Paola during a ceremony here Oct. 3, 2014. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Dana Rosso)