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  • Earth Day: everyone can have an impact

    Multiple base agencies held events in celebration of Earth Day to highlight the importance of caretaking our planet. The events were geared toward the youth and included age-appropriate activities at the Child Development Center and Youth Center.

  • Team Fairchild recognized at Best of the West Gala

    The West Plains Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Best of the West Awards Gala Apr. 14 at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington, to recognize outstanding contributions to the local community, including Fairchild Air Force Base Airmen.

  • Base construction removes hazardous material, saves tax dollars

    The 92nd Logistics Readiness Squadron has consolidated its vehicle operations and maintenance sections into one building after the original building was torn down. Before it was vehicle ops, the building housed the 141st Air National Guard Ground Transportation and the 92nd Ground Transportation

  • "676" Stratofortress static display stands proud

    There's a story behind everything, and it holds true to the B-52 Stratofortress static display in the Heritage Park near the entrance of the base.The B-52, serial number 56-0676, is a D model and has a long and impressive history. It was delivered to the Air Force in August 1957, and its first

  • Equal Opportunity: here to help

    The two main objectives of Equal Opportunity are to eradicate unlawful discrimination and to promote a positive human relationship environment throughout the base.

  • 66th TRS embraces new commander

    Lt. Col. Erik Haynes assumed command of the 66th Training Squadron from Lt. Col. David C. Rea during a ceremony Apr. 10, here.

  • Fairchild implements new firearm policies effective Apr. 17

    The exception is for personnel who are authorized to carry a concealed weapon under the Law Enforcement Officer’s Safety Act. LEOSA applies to active and retired law enforcement officers, to include military policemen, and authorizes the carry of concealed weapons in any jurisdiction in the United