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  • U.S. Air Force Gen. Maryanne Miller, Air Mobility Command commander, right, presents a coin to Staff Sgt. Amber Carter, left, 60 Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs photojournalist, in recognition of her superior performance during a visit to the Phoenix Spark innovation facility at Travis Air Force Base, California, April 16, 2019 as Capt. Lyndsey Horn, PA chief looks on. During the four-day base visit Miller and Chief Master Sgt. Terrence Greene, AMC command chief, met with Airmen across Travis to see how the base enhances AMC’s global mobility capabilities. (U.S. Air Force photo by Heide Couch)

    AMC visits Travis, foot-stomps innovation

    As warm weather returns to California, it seems as though everyone is making their way here, including Air Mobility Command leadership.

  • Air Force, Army, Navy Secretaries host first national discussion on sexual assault, harassment

    April is Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Month. For the Department of Defense, the theme is "Protecting Our People Protects Our Mission." Everyone needs to work to further reduce, with the goal to eliminate, sexual assault from the armed forces.

  • Air Force unveils new infrastructure strategy to get more value for money, improve facilities

    The Air Force announced on March 22 a new Infrastructure Investment Strategy following a yearlong review that brings new analytical tools and focus that will enhance readiness at bases worldwide.
  • A cadre of Travis Air Force Base commanders including Chief Master Sgt. Derek Crowder, 60th Air Mobility Wing command chief, cut the ribbon to Travis' now-reopened dining facility, the Monarch, signalling the facility's official start of operation. In addition to Travis commanders and command chiefs, the reopening was also attended by leaders in the local community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Christian Conrad)

    Travis reopens base dining facility, introduces new food options

    The dining facility "The Monarch” named for the Golden Bear that adorns both California’s state flag and seal, has reopened after renovations.
  • A raccoon prowls during the night time hours, November 19, 2011, Travis Air Force Base, Calif. Several acers of pristine federally protected land located on Travis provide an ideal environment for many species of flora and fauna.(U.S. Air Force Photo by Heide Couch)

    Be cautious and avoid animal bites

    It’s 85 degrees with a cool Delta breeze rustling through the leaves in your backyard. The barbecue pit is fired up and the savory aroma of the hickory dangles in the air. The kids are running around while the grownups share deployment stories at the table. But then a teen sets off a firecracker and the next sound you hear is a loud barking noise followed by a child’s high-pitched cry. Your heart sinks as you realize that a dog just bit a child. If you think this scenario is uncommon or improbable, think again.
  • AFRC hoping innovative new program will attract flight engineers

    High School to Flight School

    Officials at Air Force Reserve Command headquarters, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, are hoping an innovative new program will help the command meet its need for flight engineers.
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