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Oct. 24, 2022
Healy hits the ground running as new Reserve commander

August 3 was a very busy Wednesday for Lt. Gen. John Healy.
June 1, 2022
Deployers learn how to enrich their relationships at Yellow Ribbon event

Air Force Reserve deployers and their loved ones learned relationship tools and strategies at a Yellow Ribbon Program event in Bellevue, Washington, May 28-29.
March 8, 2022
Depth, service, readiness earns 349th MSG Campbell Trophy

The 349th Mission Support Group stationed at Travis was awarded the Campbell Mission Support Group Excellence Award 2021 during the 22nd Annual Raincross event held February 9, 2022, at March Air Reserve Base, California.The 349th MSG was recognized for their drive and ambition displayed in
July 1, 2021
X-15 Dreams: A father’s gift in Spain launches a lifelong obsession

Senior Airman Javier Urzay of the 82nd Aerial Port Squadron at 39 years-old and with a doctorate may not fit the expected profile of a Citizen Airman in his first enlistment, but his path here was set in motion decades ago in his native country of Spain.
Jan. 13, 2020
Ready to Go: First Reserve group completes Ground Surgical Team training course

**When American service members are injured in combat, Ground Surgical Teams are there to provide life-saving medical care close to the action. Working out of tents, cargo trailers or in the back of a truck, the six-member teams are trained to quickly set up a mobile operating room and perform
Nov. 19, 2018
Airmen finds solace through horses

The clip-clop of horse hooves fills the air as the heat of the summer sun beats down on the parched California earth. Dust blows with a gentle breeze that does nothing to cool the air, but everything to fill one’s mouth. The lowing of cattle echoes throughout the arena from various herds scattered
Nov. 7, 2017
Citizen Airman’s selfless actions aid California wildfire victims

Hurricane-like winds roared across the state of California, creating a catalyst that ignited wildfires on Sunday, Oct. 8. The fires tore through wine country, scorching more than 160,000 acres and leaving more than 15,000 people homeless.One of the hardest hit areas was Santa Rosa, which lost 3,000
Nov. 22, 2016
One team, one fight

Between the two of them, there are more than 50 years of combined Air Force experience. Yet, Senior Master Sgt. John Young, 60th Maintenance Squadron aerospace ground equipment flight chief, was experiencing something unique at Travis Air Force Base, California, which he hadn’t seen in his career.
Aug. 16, 2016
Travis Airman continues family tradition

Growing up as a child, one Airman from the 349th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, watched her father as he prepared his Air Force flight suit and luggage for a trip, and knew he was going somewhere important to make a difference. She wanted to ensure she did the same one day.
Aug. 10, 2016
Despite positive outcome, deployment challenges couple

Hicks, an air transportation journeyman at the 82nd Aerial Port Squadron, also studied for an hour or two before bed each night while deployed. He eventually felt prepared to pass the exams, which he did while still overseas. He completed the paperwork to receive his certification, leaving him

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