McChord meets 2010 CFC goal

The 2010 Combined Federal Campaign will come to an end Dec. 15, with McChord Field meeting its goal of 100 percent face-to-face contact. The CFC is an annual charity drive, this year running from Sept. 22 to Dec. 15., it gives Department of Defense employees and their families an opportunity to give

Unaccompanied Airmen feast

McChord hosts annual tree lighting

18th Air Force, Expeditionary Center restructuring to enhance air mobility, warfighting command and control

AMC officials announced plans Dec. 7 to restructure some command and control functions, commonly referred to as C2, effective Jan. 7, 2011. The command's 18th Air Force will focus on C2 of air mobility, contingency response, and enroute operations, including the 618th Air and Space Operations Center

Rudy retires after 10 years of service

After an Airman serves an honorable career, they are rewarded with a proper retirement. The same goes for Air Force Airmen who walk on four legs. A military working dog, Rudy, has retired after 10 years of faithful service to the Air Force. Rudy, badge number C012, entered the Air Force in November

AADD van keeps Team McChord safe

Professionals of the Week

McChord icon celebrates 40 years of service

"Forty years ago, when I drove my car to this base, I had no idea I would make chief master sergeant," said Jonathan Harris. "Now look at me. I've spent the majority of my life here. And I've loved every minute of it."Jonathan Tyronne Harris grew up in a small town called Salem, Va. He graduated

Holiday cooking safety

Safe driving ensures a happy holiday for all

Airmen here experienced the first snowfall of the season Nov. 22 when more than two inches of snow fell on the base. On that day alone, according to The Washington State Patrol, King County troopers responded to 305 collisions and 405 disabled vehicles. As Airmen and their families begin to travel