Team Fairchild joins 65 units, U.S. allies to kick off Red Flag 14-1

Team Fairchild joined 65 other units and U.S. allies to participate in Red Flag 14-1 here Jan. 27, 2014. The three-week long exercise is a realistic combat training exercise conducted by the 414th Combat Training Squadron three times a year over the Nevada Test and Training Range."Fairchild's

Fairchild fuels the fight during Red Flag 14-1

Fairchild Airmen keep it cool

92nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and 92 Civil Engineer Squadron Airmen work together to de-ice and clear a path for a KC- 135 Stratotanker on the flight at Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash., Jan. 29, 2014. SLIDESHOW

Fairchild to demonstrate self-assessment, effectiveness under new inspection system

The capstone event of Fairchild's Unit Effectiveness Inspection will take place from Feb. 4 to Feb. 15. Although some special accommodations may be made for potential in-person interviews by Air Mobility Command inspectors, most personnel should remain grounded, conducting operations as usual."Team

Guard, Reserves offer options

Reaching the end of an enlistment or separating early from the military doesn't necessarily mean a career is over. The Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have options for continuing service in the United States Military.The ANG and AFR are reserve military forces composed of military members

Intramural basketball championship

Base residents are responsible for maintaining their homes in good order

Fairchild's Family Advocacy Team reminds base housing residents that homes deemed unsanitary or having physical hazards could result in unit leadership involvement, especially in regards to the health welfare of residences with children."Military families should do their best to ensure their homes

Northwest Hockey Salutes the Troops

The local community and military members with their families attended a sold out Spokane Arena for the Spokane Chiefs Military Appreciation Night Jan. 26, at Spokane, Wash. SLIDESHOW

Town Hall Meeting held for spouses

AFOSI seeks top quality Airmen

With more than 2,700 members, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations has been the Air Force's premier investigative service since August 1948. Still to this day, AFOSI is consistently recruiting exceptional NCOs for duty as enlisted special agents.AFOSI conducts criminal and fraud