Fairchild successfully launches thirteen aircraft in rapid succession

Thirteen KC-135 Stratotankers took off in rapid succession from Fairchild Air Force Base Nov. 3 as the conclusion to a week-long training exercise. All thirteen jets were able to launch in less than nine minutes, which is the largest number of aircraft at Fairchild to take off within such a minimal

EOD Airmen conduct annual safety day

The 92nd Civil Engineer Squadron's Explosive Ordnance Disposal flight conducted its fifth safety day Nov. 15, to increase awareness and inform EOD Airmen about several agencies that are available to them."Safety Day is where we step back and refresh our minds on safety involved with our job, as well

Airmen read to children for Native American History Month

Commander swears in Wing Inspection Team

Airmen recognized by Red Cross as hometown heroes

Five Fairchild Airmen were recognized by the American Red Cross at the 10th Annual American Red Cross Honoring Hometown Heroes Luncheon Nov. 13, in Airway Heights, Wash. More than 600 Spokane community and service members were in attendance, as these heroes were honored for their significant

Fairchild's Finest: Staff Sgt. Jasmine Phillips

Name: Staff Sgt. Jasmine Phillips Unit of assignment: 92nd Medical Group - Aerospace Medicine Squadron Nominee's duty title: Dental Records and Reception NCOWhere did you grow up? Albany, Ga.What do you do on a daily basis at Fairchild? I am responsible for ensuring every Airman in the 92nd Air

Fairchild Commissary to begin scanning DoD IDs

The Fairchild Air Force Base commissary will have new Department of Defense identification scanners Dec. 4 to ensure both eligibility to shop and to better serve customer needs in the long term. According to a Defense Commissary Agency news release from Oct. 31, the Fort Lee, Va., commissary became

Civil Engineers keep barriers maintained

Small towns with big hearts support deployed Airmen

In May 2013, the Fairchild Air Force Base Officers' Spouses Club began supporting a plan as an effort to send our appreciation to deployed members 7,000 miles away.'Treats 2 Troops' has grown significantly since its inception with sponsors from Haskins Steel Co., Washington Trust Bank, local news

Fairchild pharmacy improves life on base