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  • May

    Fairchild commander prepares to tear down small piece of perimeter wall at project site.

    Breaking ground: New flight base ops facility to supercharge Fairchild AFB's global reach

    Leadership and representatives across the 92nd Air Refueling Wing, 92nd Operations Group, 141st Air Refueling Wing, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Graco Construction and more, gathered at the future site of Fairchild's new Consolidated Flight Base Operations Facility on May 9 to celebrate its groundbreaking milestone. The $48 million facility will serve as a central hub for more than a dozen Active, Guard and Reserve organizations to support the installation’s aerial refueling mission and operational readiness for years to come.

  • November

    Ribbon cutting ceremony group photo

    Corps of Engineers, JBLM, celebrate new state-of-the-art Information Systems Facility

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers joined Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) leaders on Nov. 6 to celebrate the ribbon cutting ceremony for the installation's state-of-the-art Information Systems Facility. The significant upgrade supports the Network Enterprise Center's 24/7 network defense and information technology/management mission.

  • August

    Groundbreaking picture of all speakers

    Innovating for the future: USACE uses sustainable building materials for JBLM barracks, enhances Army’s climate resiliency goals

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), U.S. Army I Corps, and Assistant Secretary of the Army leadership joined Washington State congressional representatives for an Aug. 7 groundbreaking ceremony on a first-of-its-kind barracks pilot program using sustainable building materials meant to reduce its carbon footprint. Once complete, the new barracks will improve the quality of life for 168 Soldiers at JBLM, Wash.

  • January

    From left, Col. H. Charles Hodges, Joint Base Lewis-McChord commanders; Lt. COl. Jason Wing, Warrior Transition Battalion commander; Jacqueline Seabrook, Soldier and Family Assistance Center director; and Col. Dallas Homas, Madigan Healthcare System commander; cut the ribbon during the Installation Management Command's ceremony for the Soldier and Family Assistance Center and Open House for the Warrior Transistion Battalion Headquarters held Jan. 7 at Joint Base Lewis McChord. The building was a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, military construction project and was built by Doyon Government Group.

    Corps completes another military construction project for JBLM

    Officials from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, helped celebrate the completion