Education Briefs

Force Development Education courses - Officer 101 offers career maximization skills for junior officers. First and second lieutenants and captains who have not taken SOS, and enlisted personnel interested in commissioning, are eligible. The course will be held at the education center, room 105, on

Chief's induction ceremony

AMC command chief focuses on Airmen

In his visit to Fairchild this week, Chief Master Sgt. Joseph Barron, Air Mobility Command's command chief master sergeant, made an exceptional effort to thank every Airman he came in contact with for their service to our nation. "It is talking to our Airmen and seeing the great things they are

A&FRC trains Phoenix Spouses

On March 3, the Airman and Family Readiness Center hosted Phases 2 and 3 of the Phoenix Spouse training program. Phase 2 consisted of Straight Talk: Spouse Suicide Awareness. It was conducted by Tech. Sgt. Carlos Ramossanchez, A&FRC family readiness coordinator. Air Mobility Command provided

Conserving energy - Green is Good!

Fuel and energy conservation is very important for the Air Force and has received much attention in the press lately. I'm proud to say Team Fairchild has a proven record of excellence when it comes to the responsible use of fuel and energy. Saving Fuel The Air Force is the largest consumer of fuel

Change of Command

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Officer's Spouse's Club scholarships The Fairchild Officer's Spouse's Club has scholarship applications available for graduating seniors and dependent spouses (regardless of rank) for the 2007-2008 school year. The Fairchild Officers' Spouses Club will offer scholarships for seniors graduating from

Afghan Ambassador thanks Fairchild Airmen for supporting his country

American military actions in Afghanistan are making progress toward ending tyranny and oppression in that country, said Afghanistan's ambassador to the United States, Said Jawad, in a speech here March 1. The ambassador visited Spokane last week at the invitation of the World Affairs Council of

Fairchild prepares for strategic defense exercise

The 92nd Air Refueling Wing's day-to-day operations fall generally under the U.S. Transportation Command, the combatant command that provides air, land and sea transportation for the Department of Defense. The work load for this responsibility is daunting; USTRANSCOM air missions alone average more

AFSO 21 – Streamline on the Flightline

"Work smarter, not harder" is an appropriate phrase for the Air Force, especially in a time when Airmen are asked to do more with less. With focused emphasis on Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century, the 92nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron facilitated a Rapid Improvement Event from Feb. 26