Memorial Service held for military working dog “Lucky”

A memorial service was held at the Deel Community Center Jan. 5 for a 92nd Security Forces Squadron military working dog."Lucky" died of cancer last September at age 10 after surviving five tours of duty in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan. Lucky, a Belgian Malinois, was assigned to Fairchild in

AFSA does more than fight for our benefits, ask Chapter 1462

"They fight for our benefits on Capitol Hill." That's what most people say when they're asked about the Air Force Sergeant's Association. The local chapter at Fairchild would have you believe differently though."They're right, our main goal is to protect benefits like our pay, TRICARE, tuition

Security Forces Airmen show their giving spirit

During the past month, an Airman from the 92nd Security Forces Squadron has taken the initiative to help those in need around the holidays. Airmen 1st Class Christopher Armitage put together a donation program to help children who attend Liberty Park Child Development Center. Liberty Park Child

AFSA does more than fight for our benefits, ask Chapter 1462

"They fight for our benefits on Capitol Hill." That's what most people say when they're asked about the Air Force Sergeant's Association. Trouble is, the local chapter at Fairchild would have you believe differently."They're right, our main goal is to protect benefits like our pay, TRICARE, tuition

Nat Geo Captures 'Tough Training'

Photo: Mayor visits Fairchild

Flu vaccination still available at the 92nd Medical Group

The 92nd Medical Group Immunization Clinic is continuing to administer the Influenza vaccine (both Flu shot and Flu Mist), and is encouraging those who have not received their vaccine to visit them and have the vaccine administered.      "The flu vaccine is our best defense against a disease that

Maintaining dorm standards: Keep it clean, respect neighbors, follow the rules

During the past month, there has been an increase in dorm inspections on Fairchild in an effort to make sure Airmen maintain dormitory standards.     "The day-to-day living standards are not unrealistic goals. I know Fairchild Airmen can live up to the standards, which we expect from them," said

Photos: Band of the Golden West: Spreading Holiday Cheer

Catchin' Air: SERE Jump Training