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  • AFAF helps father reach son in coma

    "Some things are so unexpected that no one is prepared for them." --Leo Rosten in Rome Wasn't Burned in a Day Tech Sgt. Gene Haas, 92nd Medical Group NCOIC of Medical supply knows this better than most. He received a life-changing phone call July 14 at 10:30 p.m. At that time, Sergeant Haas' son

  • Former Fairchild Airmen participate in 60th Anniversary Speakers Symposium

    Four Air Force retirees who made their marks at Fairchild during their careers were given the opportunity to be a part of Fairchild's 60th Anniversary Speakers Symposium here April 27. Retired Col. Frank Potter, retired Maj. Edward Majeski, retired Chief Master Sgt. Tom Pauley and retired Chief

  • AADD gaining strength, impact

    Airmen at Fairchild are dressing up Airmen Against Drunk Driving. The program has new officers, a new logo and a growing host of volunteers, thanks to a recent push by base first sergeants and Senior Airman Cindy Phillips, 92nd Air Refueling Wing command chief executive assistant and career-long

  • Briefly

    The following are brief notifications or updates about events happening on or around the base: Air Force Assistance Fund campaign extended Contributions to the Air Force Assistance Fund can be made through May 4. Contact 1st Lt. Joshua Cherkinsky at 247-2901 for more information. Heartlink briefing

  • Australian pilot finds opportunities at Fairchild

    From pilots to children, from retirees to spouses, a great number of people call Fairchild home. Among this diverse group of people is Flight Lt. Trevor Wright, a Royal Australian Air Force pilot. Along with his wife, Flight Lt. Wright made Fairchild home in November 2005 after completing training

  • AFPC Web site adds citizenship application process

    Active duty Airmen may now apply for U.S. citizenship via the Air Force Personnel Center's Web site or through the virtual Military Personnel Flight, furthering Personnel Services Delivery Transformation. Citizenship application procedures are available on the Air Force Personnel Center's

  • DFAS returns to its World Wide Web home

    The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is returning to its original World Wide Web location on May 1. The DFAS Web site will shift to www.dfas.mil from its current location within the Department of Defense domain at www.dod.mil/dfas. DFAS officials believe the change will make the Web site