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  • MVP: Staff Sgt. Anabelle Sweatt

    Staff Sgt. Anabelle SweattSquadron 92nd Aeromedical Dental Squadron Position Occupational Health NCOIC Service she provides to Team Fairchild "I perform occupational health exams, ensuring members are educated on the importance of hearing protection, and I provide education about preventing

  • Fairchild Airman Sentenced for Drug Distribution and False Statement

    A Senior Airman from the 92nd Security Forces Squadron pleaded guilty to distributing one ounce of marijuana and making a false official statement to the Air Force Office of Special Investigations. Senior Airman Durrel Ward was found guilty by a general court-martial conducted by military judge Lt.

  • Air Force Audit Agency: Helping Fairchild, 1 Audit at a time

    The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines audit as "a formal examination of an organization's or individual's accounts or financial situation," but the Air Force likes to see an audit as an opportunity to help. In order to understand how an audit agency can help, there must be a basic understanding of

  • Roll Call: Keeping Airmen in the know

    The Air Force initiated the Roll Call program late last year to encourage and enhance communication between supervisors and Airmen. Information flows incredibly fast these days and it seems electronics have often replaced face-to-face communication. While we have good information sources on e-mail

  • Wounded in War: Air Force tracks, assists injured Airmen

    Service leaders have put into effect a program designed specifically to assist Airmen wounded or sick, including Purple Heart recipients, as a result of their support of Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom. "Palace HART (Helping Airmen Recover Together) is a critical program," said

  • Air Force Assistance Fund campaign begins

    The Air Force Assistance Fund campaign began Monday at Fairchild and will continue through April 20. During this campaign, active-duty personnel, retirees, civilian employees, sister-service personnel and veterans can make donations to various foundations. The purpose of the campaign is to raise

  • Briefly

    Book grant essay contest The Fairchild 56 Club is sponsoring an essay contest with a prize of a $100 book grant. The essay must be written in Times New Roman, 12-point font, double spaced, and one inch margins on all sides. The essay should be a maximum length of one to 1 1/2 pages and the topic