• Honorary commanders visit Travis

    Travis Air Force Base, Calif. hosted a tour for 35 honorary commanders from the 60th Air Mobility Wing Sept. 1. The tour featured a training mission that provided the honorary commanders a firsthand experience of the dynamic and diverse mission of Travis’ 60th Operations Group.

  • Phoenix Spark innovates fleet-wide C-17 EFB mount

    Senior leaders from the 18th Air Force and Air Mobility Command joined aircrew members from the 21st Airlift Squadron at Travis Air Force Base, California, on a C-17 Globemaster III Aug. 12 to secure the implementation of the ever Phoenix Spark initiative.

  • Pharmacy opens refill kiosks

    To reduce pharmacy wait times and better serve beneficiaries, the David Grant USAF Medical Center has installed two self-service kiosks for prescription refills in the base exchange mini-mall at Travis Air Force Base, California.

  • Travis to honor POW, MIA service members

    More than 83,000 U.S. service members are unaccounted for since World War II.Travis Air Force Base, California, is set to honor every one of them with a series of events on Sept. 14 and 15.

  • National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

    September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and the Department of Defense is encouraging people to connect with others to save the lives of service members, civilians and their families.

  • Quotable leadership

    I’ve had the pleasure of working for a number of Air Mobility Command’s senior leaders in my career, and I’ve always enjoyed hearing their thoughts on leadership. I noticed that most of them had a way of taking complex ideas and boiling them down to a phrase or concept that everyone could easily

  • Threatened, endangered species call Travis home

    A form of diversity that you may not even think of is all around you every day at Travis Air Force Base, California… wildlife diversity. Military bases often host a wide array of local wildlife due to the wide-open federally protected spaces often found on these installations. Military bases tend to

  • Symbols We Stow: Flag serves as memorial for sergeant

    When Carole Sherbula gave a flag to Staff Sgt. Korey O’Shea, he had no idea how its meaning would change.When he was about to go on his first deployment in 2012, O’Shea, 921st Contingency Response Squadron aerial port mobility supervisor, accepted the rectangle of cloth from Sherbula, a family