Security forces team trains for Rodeo

It's 9 a.m. and already getting warm as three security forces Airmen run to the first of nine checkpoints in a multi-stage field training exercise here July 13. The 92nd Security Forces Squadron's Air Mobility Command Rodeo 2007 team is training for the competition scheduled to begin July 21. The

LES doesn't stand for Llamas, Eels and Seals

As Airmen, every two weeks we receive a Leave and Earnings Statement and our wallet gets a little fatter. For some just putting that extra money in their pockets is good enough, but it shouldn't be. An LES is a very significant document. It has valuable information, personal and financial. So, just

Fairchild Airmen train with McChord teams for AMC Rodeo 2007

Airmen who will represent Fairchild at the bi-annual Air Mobility Command Rodeo 2007 teamed up with their counterparts from McChord Air Force Base, Wash., for four days of training this week at the Grant County International Airport here. This year's "Rodeo," the name given to the major

Education Briefs

CDC high scorers Congratulations to Fairchild students who received a 90 percent or higher on their Career Development Course end-of-course exam in June. 92nd Civil Engineer Squadron Staff Sgt. Brandon Church 95 Senior Airman Kristopher Doughty 92 92nd Communications Squadron Staff Sgt. Gregory Reid

Fairchild briefs

Free movie The Airman and Family Readiness Center is sponsoring a children's free movie matinee July 14, 2 - 4 p.m., at the base theater. Military children and their parents can enjoy the matinee, Bridge to Terabithia, with popcorn, drink and candy. The first 400 people will be admitted. Air Force

MVP: Staff Sgt. Mark Hughes

This week's MVP is: Staff Sgt. Mark Hughes Position Hydraulics craftsman Squadron 92nd Maintenance Squadron Service he provides to Team Fairchild I overhaul hydraulics parts and perform scheduled inspections for preventative maintenance for KC-135 Stratotankers. Interesting Fact My nickname is "The

Use TRiPS for your next trip

Concern seems to be a common emotion for supervisors. Whether it's drinking and driving, going on leave or driving long distances, there is usually some sort of advice-giving prior to the event. "The Air Force takes great pride in ensuring Airmen are taken care of, on and off the roads," said Major

Base mourns loss of Airman

Team Fairchild lost a valuable member of its force. Staff Sgt. Joshua Farnsworth, 92nd Security Forces Squadron explosives detector dog handler, passed away July 3. Sergeant Farnsworth's viewing was held July 9, and the memorial service was held July 10 at the base chapel. In order to resolve any

TMO gets moving with newest initiative

As the Air Force continues to look for smarter and more efficient ways to do business, the Traffic Management Office here is already putting a plan into action. By October 1, the Joint Personal Property Shipping Office - Colorado Springs will take over all hiring of contractors and storage of

141st KC-135s give last formation flyover