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  • Volunteer Opportunities

    Below is a list of volunteer opportunities at Fairchild and within the local community. Tom's Turkey Drive Help Spokane families in need during Thanksgiving and throughout the holiday season by volunteering at Tom's Turkey Drive Nov. 21 - 22. Volunteers will be stationed at local Rosauers stores for

  • Fairchild Briefs

    The following is a list of upcoming Fairchild events and other pertinent 92nd Air Refueling Wing information. Upcoming Events: Oct. 24: Oktoberfest at Club Fairchild German beers and brats will be served at Club Fairchild Oct. 24 at 4 p.m. German food for FAN members is free. For more information

  • Snow team prepared

    Fairchild's Snow and Ice control team is recognized Air Force wide as a leader in snow and ice control operations. They have won numerous "Balchen-Post Awards" for Snow and Ice Control excellence both at Air Force and MAJCOM-level, from the days of the Strategic Air Command through Air Mobility

  • Price surveys save money

    With a value proposition like "We Save You Money...Everyday" and a mission to provide military shoppers with quality goods and services at competitively low prices, the Base Exchange works double-time to deliver savings troops have come to expect. The Army & Air Force Exchange Service's assault on

  • Roll Call: MyEDP sets stage for success

    "MyEDP," which stands for My Enlisted Development Plan, is a valuable online tool available through the Air Force Portal Website. It is designed to guide Airmen through their own careers and allow them to track the careers of those they supervise or mentor. You can find information on everything

  • Anti-smoking resources a click away

    The military estimates that roughly one-third of active duty service members are smokers. According to the American Lung Association, a smoker's bad health begins to improve just 20 minutes after quitting smoking - and the sooner you quit, the greater the benefits become. That's why TriWest