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The document is the September 16, 2011 edition of the Alaska Post, which covers various topics including the death of a Stryker Soldier in Afghanistan, General Raymond Odierno's priorities for the Army, a remembrance ceremony for 9/11, and community events at Fort Wainwright. It also features articles on health awareness, vehicle winterization tips, and honors received by military personnel. Additionally, it includes a crossword puzzle related to U.S. Constitution Day and information about local activities and services.

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Who is stationed at Ft. Wainwright?

In June 2022, U.S. Army Alaska reflagged to the 11th Airborne Division subsequently making the former 1-25 and 4-25 1st Infantry Brigade and 2nd Infantry Brigade of the 11th Airborne Division, respectively. For more information, go to the Fort Wainwright homepage.

Does anyone live in Wainwright, Alaska?

Wainwright is a town in Alaska with a population of 612. Wainwright is in North Slope Borough. Living in Wainwright offers residents a rural feel and most residents own their homes.

What is the closest city to Fort Wainwright?

Fairbanks, Alaska, is the closest major city to Fort Wainwright, and is immediately outside of base. Fairbanks has about 32,000 people, and is in Fairbanks North Star Borough (County), which has a population of about 99,000 people.

What Army posts are in Alaska?

What Military Bases Are in Alaska? Eielson Air Force Base. Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) Clear Space Force Station. Fort Wainwright. Fort Greely. Coast Guard Base Kodiak. Marine Safety Unit Valdez. USCG Sector Juneau.

What units are at Fort Wainwright, Alaska?

Major tenants and supported units HHC Reception Group. 1st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 11th Airborne Division Arctic Wolves 65th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company Dreadnought (Higher HQ is in Hawaii) 1st Battalion, 52d Aviation Regiment, 16th Aviation Brigade.

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