Tops in Blue rock Spokane

The Air Force premiere entertainment group, "Tops in Blue," performed a free show Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m. at the Northern Quest Casino and Resort. "Tops in Blue," visits Fairchild nearly once a year, with a new theme and show each time. This year, the 2012 World Tour is entitled "Listen!"

The Great American Smokeout

The 717 smokers on Fairchild will have the opportunity to join the rest of the country on Nov. 15 for the Great American Smokeout."This nationally recognized day, sponsored by the American Cancer Society, is a time for smokers to quit for just 24 hours," said William Saultes, Health Promotion

Fairchild's Finest: Staff Sgt. Lyndell Bowie

Name: Staff Sgt. Lyndell BowieUnit: 92 Comptroller Squadron Duty Title: Financial Services Supervisor/Travel Pay NCOICWhat do you do on a daily basis at Fairchild AFB? Answer customer travel inquiries and ensure travel documents are processed accurately/timely.What do you enjoy your job? I really

“America the Beautiful” essay winner at Fairchild

A 92nd Maintenance Squadron family member here was one of 25 winners in the 16th annual Air Force Club Membership Scholarship Program essay contest."It's nice to see my thoughts stand out above others," said Kelli Goode, daughter of Maj. Sean Goode, 92nd MXS commander.Currently a University of

C-5 Galaxy leaves Fairchild for N.J. with Spokane-area linemen

Fairchild aids in Hurricane Sandy recovery

A C-5 Galaxy from the 60th Airlift Wing, Travis AFB, Calif., departed Fairchild today at about 11 a.m. filled with 19 Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) volunteers and five of their support vehicles. They will land at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst where BPA will make their way to Long Island,

Fairchild & BPA aids in Hurricane Sandy recovery

Fairchild Airmen will be processing equipment from the Spokane-area Bonneville Power Administration late this evening to be loaded onto cargo aircraft tomorrow. BPA will be sending 14 support and utilities vehicles as well at 19 BPA volunteer employees to aid New York's Long Island Power Authority

Zombie apocalypse preparation a success

To survive a zombie attack, people don't need to run faster than the zombie, they just need to be faster than the person next to them.The Fairchild Airman's Running Team hoped to train people to do just that.This "zombie-themed" run started at 6 p.m. Oct. 30 at the Funspot and afforded medical

SERE school spooks Fairchild

Tanker Tails cares for Fairchild's best friends