Fairchild Airmen named Persons of the Year

Two Fairchild Airmen received the annual Person of the Year title April 12 at the 51st Annual Armed Forces Persons of the Year awards luncheon in Spokane. Staff Sgt. James Lorenzo, 92nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, was named junior enlisted Person of the Year, and Tech. Sgt. R.C. DeLano, 22nd

Transition to Web-based News

The following is a question to the 92 Air Refueling Wing Commander submitted by a member of Team Fairchild or the local community: Question:I am concerned that if you take the newspaper away, many of the retirees in all branches of the service won't have a way of knowing what is happening on the

Spokane community named best in AMC

Congresswoman McMorris-Rodgers visits Rescue Flight

MVP: Ku-Ming Sagen

Ku-Ming Sagen Squadron 92nd Services Squadron Position Accounting technician Service she provides to Team Fairchild As an accounting technician I am responsible for the prompt and accurate payment of $1 million in payables last year. Interesting Fact I have been serving non-appropriated fund

Education Briefs

The following are brief notifications or updates about education opportunities on or around the base: Anatomy of Leadership and Influence This course teaches you to understand your strengths and qualifications, prepare yourself for success and achieve goals through planning and helping others. All

Brig Gen Rew: Fairchild wing, tenant relationship ‘very strong’

As the Air Force moves into the future of air power, Airmen are witnessing a constant increase in technological capabilities, heightened deployment schedules and a growing number of joint-force operations. This week, a visiting wing commander said Airmen at Fairchild are clearly ready for the

Airmen team with state police for night patrols

Airmen at Fairchild are getting a cop's-eye view of the Spokane DUI scene. A new base program pairs Airmen Against Drunk Driving volunteers with the Washington State Patrol for night patrols with the state's DUI Task Squadron. Senior Airman Cindy Phillips, 92nd Air Refueling Wing command chief

Suicide Awareness: Relationships suffer from depression

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, about 20.9 million American adults suffer from a depressive illness in any given one-year period. That's a little less than 10 percent of the population. Imagine the number of people affected by depression. There are spouses, children, family

Adding a little green to the scene