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  • Combined Federal Campaign back in business

    Following a brief suspension due to the government shutdown earlier this month, the Fairchild Combined Federal Campaign has resumed. Government workers, including military members, can contribute a portion of their pay to charitable causes.Agencies that benefit from the CFC include, but are not

  • Celebrating National Family Literacy Day

    National Family Literacy Day is celebrated across the U.S. to showcase the importance of family literacy programs, build awareness and ensure the cycle of learning and progress passes from generation to generation. It promotes literacy and the importance of parent engagement in their child's

  • Fairchild's energy savings make all the difference

    Once again, Energy Action Month brings attention to the endeavors and successes of individuals that keep this installation functioning. Energy security and efficiency are central to the Air Force's continued mission success. The Air Force is the largest consumer of energy in the federal government.

  • Fitness On Request now at base gym

    Keeping our bodies in peak physical condition is part of Air Force life. Being fit-to-fight in order to support the mission is crucial, thus fueling freedom here at Fairchild. The fitness center operated by the 92nd Force Support Squadron recently received the Fitness On Request machine. This

  • Fairchild rumored to be haunted

    Stories of ghosts and hauntings have been told for centuries across virtually all cultures. Though so far unproven by science, the idea of the spirits of the dead living on in ghostly form has endured. Even Fairchild has its own legends regarding the unexplained.The 92nd and 141st Air Refueling Wing

  • Drug free is the way to be

    From Oct. 23 to 31, Fairchild is celebrating Red Ribbon Week to promote a pledge to be drug free. More than 80 million people across the country wear red ribbons for the annual event to support drug free lifestyles.To recognize and celebrate this week, Master Sgt. Mark Stenzel, 92nd Medical

  • Fairchild's Finest: Staff Sgt. Zachery Ray

    Name: SSgt Zachery RayUnit: 92nd Contracting SquadronDuty title: Contract SpecialistWhat do you do on a daily basis at Fairchild Air Force Base? I'm responsible for soliciting, evaluating and administering complex construction contracts. I monitor contractor performance and delivery to ensure