Allergy season kicks off with a ... Sneeze!

It's runny, snorty-nose time. Bird-tweeting, sun-worshipping time too, of course -- we're all enjoying the budding spring. During the season's first few weeks, though, all that springy twittering duets with a nose-honking, throat-hacking cacophony as those dreaded allergies take over. "Most

Fairchild Airmen shine at WSU Career Day

Washington State University ROTC cadets from Detachment 905 welcomed six Fairchild Airmen to their Career Day leadership laboratory Thursday. Airman representing the Judge Advocate General; 92nd Logistic Readiness Squadron; Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape school; 92nd Operations and

Airmen, Soldier nutrition specialists work, train together at Fairchild

From March 1 to Monday, Army nutrition specialists from the 396th Combat Support Hospital in Spokane had the opportunity to join Fairchild Airmen in the Warrior and Sgt. Roger A. Ross dining facilities to share food service tricks of the trade. The Soldiers from the 396th CSH specialize in medical

Congratulations!

Congratulations to Fairchild's newest promotion selectees Lieutenant colonel Dan Arch, 92nd Air Refueling Wing Senior master sergeant John Balderaz, 92nd Logistics Readiness Squadron Therron Burns, 92nd Air Refueling Wing Mark Buzzard, 92nd Maintenance Squadron James Pittman, 92nd Air Refueling

MVP: Staff Sgt. Vidal Hill

Staff Sgt. Vidal Hill Squadron 92nd Medical Operations Squadron Duty Position Ambulance services NCOIC Service he provides to Team Fairchild "My department responds to all base and flightline emergencies." Favorite Sports Team University of Georgia Bulldogs Interesting Fact "I am a Prince Hall Mason

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