Small towns with big hearts support deployed Airmen

In May 2013, the Fairchild Air Force Base Officers' Spouses Club began supporting a plan as an effort to send our appreciation to deployed members 7,000 miles away.'Treats 2 Troops' has grown significantly since its inception with sponsors from Haskins Steel Co., Washington Trust Bank, local news

Fairchild pharmacy improves life on base

Fairchild celebrates with Veterans Day events

Team Fairchild members and veterans from the community gathered in Hangar 2 for a ceremony Nov. 7 to celebrate the coming Veterans Day.Veterans listened as Col. Brian Newberry, 92nd Air Refueling Wing commander, spoke about why veterans are important and the sacrifices they make for their

Veterans remembered by Fairchild community throughout Washington

Be a better Airman through the Enlisted Mentoring Program

One hour each month is all it takes for the 92nd Medical Group to help and train future leaders through their Enlisted and Officer Professional Development Program. Enlisted and Officer Professional Development is a mentorship program where 92nd MDG personnel take time to discuss topics relevant to

Town hall meeting brings dorm residents together

Airmen recognized with Quartery Awards

Judge Advocate announces law school programs

Applications for the Funded Legal Education Program and Excess Leave Program are being accepted from Jan.1 through March 1, 2014. Interested officers are encouraged to compete. The number of FLEP and ELP applicants selected in any academic year is determined based on the needs of the Air Force. "Our

Kennel supports pets through self- sufficiency

Open since late 2010, Tanker Tails is the only Air Force non-appropriated funded kennel ran strictly by profit in the continental United States. "We are funded strictly by profit because we do not get Air Force money," said Heather Krell, 92nd Force Support Squadron Tanker Tails manager. "The base

Vice commander engages with community