Returning with Honor: World War II POW James Bollich reflects to Airmen

"Once we arrived at the camp, the Japanese commander laid down the rules; and said that anyone who was broken, he would have their capturer killed. The speech ended by what was interpreted to us by saying 'you have come here to die." Everyone hears the stories, watches the documentaries, reads the

Fairchild's K-9 unit crosses state lines supporting the community

Team Fairchild welcomes new 92nd Contracting Squadron commander

McDaniel takes command of 92nd Air Refueling Wing

Col. Charles "Brian" McDaniel took command of the 92nd Air Refueling Wing during a ceremony here July 25, becoming the new leader of Fairchild's host wing that provides responsive, precise aerial refueling and operational support for the full range of military missions. McDaniel comes to Team

Red Flag: Closest thing to real life combat

Fairchild is currently participating in a Red Flag exercise. This exercise is one out of a series of training programs administered at Nellis AFB on the Nevada Test and Training Range by organizations assigned to the U.S. Air Force. Red Flag occurs multiple times throughout the year, affording

Red Morgan remembered: A 92nd Bombardment Group Medal of Honor recipient

As we approach the end of July, I am reminded of a truly remarkable event in the heritage of the 92nd Air Refueling Wing that occurred on July 26, 1943. The lineage and honors of the 92nd ARW dates back to the 92nd Bombardment Group of World War II, a B-17 Flying Fortress unit that displayed

Man on the Street: Space Race

Maintaining the cool breeze

Seven-year demolition reaches its end of initial development

In 2007, the Department of Defense conducted a Housing Requirements and Market Analysis study at Fairchild, which determined the number of homes needed on base. As a result, the DOD announced Fairchild needed 641 homes for military personnel to live in versus the more than 1,055 homes that

Seattle Seahawks visit Fairchild on the "Heroes of 12" tour

Hundreds of fans gathered July 17 here to welcome members of the National Football League team the Seattle Seahawks while they visited the base on their "Heroes of 12" tour. During their visit the audience was able to ask questions, get autographs, play football with the players and watch