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  • Congratulations ALS graduates

    Forty Airmen graduated from the Fairchild Airman Leadership School March 22 at Club Fairchild.Below is a list of graduates: 92nd Comptroller Squadron Senior Airman Roberta Kinney 92nd Air Refueling Squadron Senior Airman Christopher Greenwood 93rd Air Refueling Squadron Senior Airman Michael Brooks

  • Get home alive, PACE yourself

    It's Friday night. You've had a very busy week at work. It's time to go out and unwind. You're going to meet some friends and blow off some steam. You've earned this, and so have your friends. Where should you go? Not sure? OK, how are you going to get back from wherever that is? You'll figure it

  • Education Briefs

    Spokane Falls Community College classes Registration is now open for Spring Quarter at Spokane Falls Community College. SFCC offers general education classes. Student can register on base for classes. To schedule an appointment with a counselor, call 533-8937. Web registration is available for

  • Briefly

    Yard Waste Pick-up in Fairchild Housing Yard waste pick-up has begun in Military Family Housing; the service will continue through Nov. 30. Yard waste materials include: leaves, grass cuttings, shrub and tree trimmings. Yard waste must be separated from trash and recyclable material. Place yard

  • Captain, NCO administer CPR, save life in restaurant

    Two members of Team Fairchild performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation on 79-year-old Ivan Schneider after he collapsed March 16 in a local restaurant. Capt. Jarrett McNabb, 92nd Operations Group executive officer, and Staff Sgt. Tiana Church, 92nd Maintenance Group, Commander Support Staff NCOIC,

  • Suicide Awareness: Get involved

    Research shows that with one question, you can save a life. You don't have to administer medical treatment or travel to a combat zone - you just need to ask a question. The question: Are you thinking of hurting yourself? Air Force servicemembers attend a mandatory Suicide and Violence Awareness

  • Abusing legal substances is still illegal

    It is widely known that there is a zero-tolerance policy regarding the abuse of illegal substances. But what about the substances that seem innocent? This is a trap that Fairchild's Drug Demand Reduction Office would like to warn Airmen of falling into. According to Air Force Instruction 36-3208,

  • AFSO 21--92nd AMXS puts AFSO 21 initiative into action

    The Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Fairchild has implemented several initiatives generated during an AFSO 21 rapid improvement event that occurred here Jan. 22-26. The rapid improvement event took place to find ways to reduce the amount of time that maintainers spent waiting for parts for the

  • Wing Shadow Program gives Airmen big-picture view

    Airman 1st Class Kyle Sweiderk, spent March 14 with Col. Scott Hanson, 92nd Air Refueling Wing commander, kicking Fairchild's wing shadow program into high gear. "The program shows enlisted members and junior officers a day in the life of the wing commander," said Maj. Chris Amrhein, 92nd Air

  • SERE instructors attend Army Combat Lifesaver class

    A handful of Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape instructors were given the opportunity to attend a Combat Lifesaver class Monday through Wednesday in the Army National Guard classroom in Spokane. The SERE instructors were invited to attend the course in return for previously giving members of