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  • Base judge advocates can help prepare wills

    Putting together a will is something people may not think about, but according to judge advocate experts, it is better to be prepared than be sorry in the end.There are several reasons why Airmen and dependents should complete their will, especially before deploying. The legal office, located in the

  • Operation Spokane Heroes provides annual support to vets

    A representative from the Kalispell Tribe presented Col. Brian Hill, the 92nd Air Refueling Wing vice commander, and various other U.S. military leaders in the community, gifts cards for troops by Operation Spokane Heroes and Northern Quest Casino and Resort as part of their annual contribution to

  • Fairchild holds DUI fair

    Airmen from Farichild Air Force Base take part in the annual Driving Under the Influence Fair held on Dec. 6. The DUI Fair provided a hands-on approach to educate the members of Fairchild about the potentially negative effects of alcohol as well as other substances.

  • Holidays are brought to Fairchild during Operation Homefront

    More than 1,700 bags of toys were put together by base volunteers for Team Fairchild's youth during the Operation Homefront toy drive, which took place over the last six weeks. Operation Homefront conducts its annual Holiday Toy Drive program to distribute toys to military families across the

  • Protect personal information in cyberspace

    With the threat of cyber warfare and the greater need to protect Personally Identifiable Information, Fairchild Airmen need to be aware of the information they transmit over the Air Force Network.If not, policy violators will now have their accounts locked until remedial training and/or other

  • Shelter-in-place, lockdown; know the difference

    During any time of year, military members and civilians should know the different procedures between shelter-in-place and lockdown.Both of these are an emergency response tactic, but are initiated by very different scenarios.The SIP program prepares personnel for protection against airborne