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Food Drive '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- The men and women of the 349th Air Mobility Wing have generously donated more than 5,460 pounds of food to the 349th Chaplain’s Annual Holiday Food Drive. Helpers from the local area food bank took time out to help load up the final truck of donations here, Dec. 22. (U.S. Air Force photo/Patti Schwab-Holloway)

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OTB '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A reservist assigned to the 349th Air Mobility Wing Honor Guard visits with kindergarten children at Anna Kyle Elementary School Dec. 14. Each year, for more than 25 years, the reservists from the 349th Air Mobility Wing have brought joy to local kindergarteners through Operation Teddy Bear. This community outreach project gathers and delivers teddy bears and gift bags to disadvantaged kindergarten children in local Title 1 schools. Sponsored by the wing Top Three Group, different squadrons each year share in the preparations and do the bulk of the work. This year, the 349th Medical Group was the lead unit. The 349th AMW Honor Guard also participates in the Operation Teddy Bear visits. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield).

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OTB '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Santa Claus (played by Technical Sgt. Dan Allen, 349th Medical Squadron), listens to the Christmas wish of a kindergarten child at Anna Kyle Elementary School Dec. 14. Each year, for more than 25 years, the reservists from the 349th Air Mobility Wing have brought joy to local kindergarteners through Operation Teddy Bear. This community outreach project gathers and delivers teddy bears and gift bags to disadvantaged kindergarten children in local Title 1 schools. Sponsored by the wing Top Three Group, different squadrons each year share in the preparations and do the bulk of the work. This year, the 349th Medical Group was the lead unit. The 349th AMW Honor Guard also participates in the Operation Teddy Bear visits. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L Hatfield).

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OTB '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Santa Claus (alias Technical Sgt. Dan Allen, 349th Medical Squadron) sings "Jingle Bells" with kindergarten children at Anna Kyle Elementary School in Fairfield, Calif., Dec. 14. Each year, for more than 25 years, the reservists from the 349th Air Mobility Wing have brought joy to local kindergarteners through Operation Teddy Bear. This community outreach project gathers and delivers teddy bears and gift bags to disadvantaged kindergarten children in local Title 1 schools. Sponsored by the wing Top Three Group, different squadrons each year share in the preparations and do the bulk of the work. This year, the 349th Medical Group was the lead unit. The 349th AMW Honor Guard also participates in the Operation Teddy Bear visits. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L Hatfield).

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OTB '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Dan Allen, 349th Medical Squadron) listened to the wishes of the 349th Air Mobility Wing Honor Guard Dec. 14. Operation Teddy Bear has been giving back to the local communities for more than 25 years, with visits to disadvantaged kindergarten children in Title 1 schools. On a visit to Anna Kyle Elementary School in Fairfield, Calif., the reservists from the 349th AMW brought joy with gifts of teddy bears and goody bags full of small gifts. Sponsored by the wing Top Three Group, different squadrons each year share in the preparations and do the bulk of the work. This year, the 349th Medical Group was the lead unit, supported, as always, by the Honor Guard. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L Hatfield).

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OTB '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Santa Claus (alias Technical Sgt. Dan Allen, 349th Medical Squadron) listens to the gift request of a kindergarten child at Anna Kyle Elementary School in Fairfield, Calif., Dec. 14. Each year, for more than 25 years, the reservists from the 349th Air Mobility Wing have brought joy to local kindergarteners through Operation Teddy Bear. This community outreach project gathers and delivers teddy bears and gift bags to disadvantaged kindergarten children in local Title 1 schools. Sponsored by the wing Top Three Group, different squadrons each year share in the preparations and do the bulk of the work. This year, the 349th Medical Group was the lead unit. The 349th AMW Honor Guard also participates in the Operation Teddy Bear visits. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L Hatfield).

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Travis Team Holiday Tree Auction '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A favorite at the Travis Air Force Base tree auction was the pink Barbie tree. This is just one of the uniquely decorated trees auctioned off Dec. 4 at Travis Air Force Base, to benefit the Travis Fisher House. Each year, the 60th Maintenance Operations Squadron and the 349th Maintenance Operations Flight host a Tree Festival and Auction for this cause. Fisher Houses were the brainchild of Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher, who wanted to create a foundation to help military families in need, where they can stay, without charge, by the hospital where their military loved one is being treated. Located on the grounds of David Grant USAF Medical Center, the Travis Fisher House is one of more than 30 built by this foundation. This year's festival raised about $2,700. (U.S. Air Force photo Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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Travis Team Tree Auction '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- This is just one of the uniquely decorated trees auctioned off Dec. 4 at Travis Air Force Base, to benefit the Travis Fisher House. Each year, the 60th Maintenance Operations Squadron and the 349th Maintenance Operations Flight host a Tree Festival and Auction for this cause. Fisher Houses were the brainchild of Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher, who wanted to create a foundation to help military families in need, where they can stay, without charge, by the hospital where their military loved one is being treated. Located on the grounds of David Grant USAF Medical Center, the Travis Fisher House is one of more than 30 built by this foundation. This year's festival raised about $2,700. (U.S. Air Force/photo Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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Travis Team Tree Auction '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Col. Mike Minihan, 60th Air Mobility Wing vice commander, tries to convince Santa that he's been very good this year. Col. Minihan visited the Team Travis Tree Festival and Auction to place his bids on the silent auction and chat with the Airmen and their families. Each year, the 60th Maintenance Operations Squadron and the 349th Maintenance Operations Flight host a Tree Festival and Auction to benefit the Travis Fisher House. Fisher Houses were the brainchild of Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher, who wanted to create a foundation to help military families in need, where they can stay, without charge, by the hospital where their military loved one is being treated. Located on the grounds of David Grant USAF Medical Center, the Travis Fisher House is one of more than 30 built by this foundation. This year's festival raised about $2,700. (U.S. Air Force/photo SMSgt. Ellen L. Hatfield) (U.S. Air Force/photo Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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Travis Team Tree Auction '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Santa Clause dropped in to visit with the children of Team Travis Airmen Dec. 4, at the Tree Festival and Auction. He listened to their toy requests before being whisked away to pick up his sleigh. Each year, the 60th Maintenance Operations Squadron and the 349th Maintenance Operations Flight host a Tree Festival and Auction to benefit the Travis Fisher House. Fisher Houses were the brainchild of Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher, who wanted to create a foundation to help military families in need, where they can stay, without charge, by the hospital where their military loved one is being treated. Located on the grounds of David Grant USAF Medical Center, the Travis Fisher House is one of more than 30 built by this foundation. This year's festival raised about $2,700. (U.S. Air Force/photo SMSgt. Ellen L. Hatfield) (U.S. Air Force/photo Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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Travis Team Tree Auction '09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Santa Clause dropped in to visit with "kids from one to 92" Dec. 4, at the Team Travis Tree Festival and Auction. He listened to their requests before being whisked away to pick up his sleigh. Each year, the 60th Maintenance Operations Squadron and the 349th Maintenance Operations Flight host a Tree Festival and Auction to benefit the Travis Fisher House. Fisher Houses were the brainchild of Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher, who wanted to create a foundation to help military families in need, where they can stay, without charge, by the hospital where their military loved one is being treated. Located on the grounds of David Grant USAF Medical Center, the Travis Fisher House is one of more than 30 built by this foundation. This year's festival raised about $2,700. (U.S. Air Force/photo Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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349th Wing Food Drive

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Chaplain (Capt.) Andrew Edwards, 349th Air Mobility Wing chaplain, wheels a barrel of donated food out to be loaded on a truck for delivery to local charities who feed the hungry and the homeless and others in need. The wing chaplain’s office has spearheaded this food drive yearly. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen Hatfield)

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JOLDS '09 Team Travis

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- At a Junior Officer Leadership Development Seminar Nov. 5-8, Travis Air Force Base, lieutenants and captains showed their best dance moves during circuit training. Hosted by the Reserve's 349th Air Mobility Wing, the course offered the opportunity to share networking, mentoring and ideas. Included were presentations by various professionals working with the theme of “Cultivating Resiliency in Dynamic Environments- Transitioning from Surviving to Thriving." The young officers also got to enjoy the beauty of Northern California. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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JOLDS '09 Team Travis

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A young officer participates in circuit training during a Junior Officer Leadership Development Seminar Nov. 5-8, at Travis Air Force Base. “Cultivating Resiliency in Dynamic Environments- Transitioning from Surviving to Thriving," was the theme for the course, hosted by the Reserve's 349th Air Mobility Wing. The seminar offers the chance for lieutenants and captains to network, mentor, share ideas, and help each other with resiliency and ways to combat stress. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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JOLDS '09 Team Travis

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A young officer participates in circuit training during a Junior Officer Leadership Development Seminar Nov. 5-8, at Travis Air Force Base. “Cultivating Resiliency in Dynamic Environments- Transitioning from Surviving to Thriving," was the theme for the course, hosted by the Reserve's 349th Air Mobility Wing. The seminar offers the chance for lieutenants and captains to network, mentor, share ideas, and help each other with resiliency and ways to combat stress. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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JOLDS '09 Team Travis

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A young officer participates in circuit training during a Junior Officer Leadership Development Seminar Nov. 5-8, at Travis Air Force Base. “Cultivating Resiliency in Dynamic Environments- Transitioning from Surviving to Thriving," was the theme for the course, hosted by the Reserve's 349th Air Mobility Wing. The seminar offers the chance for lieutenants and captains to network, mentor, share ideas, and help each other with resiliency and ways to combat stress. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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JOLDS '09 Team Travis

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- The 349th Air Mobility Wing hosted a Junior Officer Development Seminar Nov. 5-8, at Travis Air Force Base. Lieutenants and captains had the opportunity to share networking, mentoring and ideas during the four day course. Included were presentations by various professionals working with the theme of “Cultivating Resiliency in Dynamic Environments- Transitioning from Surviving to Thriving." Here, the young officers are engaged in physical training in the form of circuit training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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JOLDS '09 Team Travis

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- The 349th Air Mobility Wing hosted a Junior Officer Development Seminar Nov. 5-8, at Travis Air Force Base. Lieutenants and captains had the opportunity to share networking, mentoring and ideas during the four day course. Included were presentations by various professionals working with the theme of “Cultivating Resiliency in Dynamic Environments- Transitioning from Surviving to Thriving." Here, the young officers are engaged in physical training in the form of circuit training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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349th HC Food Drive

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.--Staff Sgt. Michael Pierce, 349th Air Mobility Wing chaplain assistant, carries large barrels off the back of a truck to fill with donated food. Sergeant Pierce and the chaplain staff spearhead a yearly food drive that support local charities that feed the hungry and homeless. A friendly competition between the wing squadrons ensues, as each group tries to donate the most pounds of food and win the competition. The gauntlet has been thrown down by the 349th Maintenance Group! Food collection will continue throughout the holiday season. (U.S. Air Force photo/SMSgt. Ellen L. Hatfield)

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349 CoC 11 09

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Brig. Gen. Maryanne Miller and Col. John (Jay) C. Flournoy, Jr. listen to an address by Brig. Gen. Eric W. Crabtree, 4th Air Force commander at the 349th Air Mobility Wing change of command ceremony here Nov. 15, 2009. Colonel Flournoy assumed command of the Air Force Reserve Command’s largest associate wing from General Miller, who has been assigned to a position in the Pentagon. The ceremony was well attended by members of Team Travis and the local community. The change of command ceremony is a time-honored tradition which formally symbolizes the continuity of authority as the command is passed from one officer to another. (U.S. Air Force photo / Staff Sgt. Meredith Mingledorff)

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