Aerospace and Operational Physiology prepares Airmen for worst case scenario

Imagine flying a plane mid mission and you begin experiencing symptoms of hypoxia, a condition where the body as a whole or region of the body is deprived of an adequate amount of oxygen. Would you know what to do?Here at Fairchild, a tanker pilot or boom operator's focus is essential to mission

Air Force implements iPads into emergency services

Fairchild has been selected as one of three bases to test the use of iPads with our emergency services. Using the AtHoc system, an interactive warning system, these devices will integrate first responders, police services and the fire department with shared information across the iPads.While the

4th of July celebration downtown

New 92nd MXG commander

Airmen recognized for dedication

New stripe, more responsibility

Aviation students explore Fairchild

Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation awards academic scholarships to Fairchild sisters

Andrea and Katelyn Felice, daughters of Lt. Col. Michael Felice, former 92nd Maintenance Squadron commander, were recently awarded an academic scholarship from the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation.Katelyn, 19, is currently attending Spokane Falls Community College and plans to transfer to

Civil Engineering transforms for the future

Civil Engineers build and maintain Fairchild buildings to keep the base safe. It's no secret that Civil Engineer Squadrons are an important part of the Air Force.In order for CE to continue leading the way, they are transforming and improving the way the Air Force provides infrastructure support to

Airmen learn to be ‘Street Smart’

Members of Team Fairchild had the opportunity to attend the 'Street Smart' given by Stay Alive From Education at the base theater, June 26.Vince Easevoli, S.A.F.E founder, took Airmen into a simulated trauma situation as a result of danger people face by making poor choices on the road.Easevoli is