• Protect yourself and family from mosquitoes

    Just when you think the weather is nice enough to venture outdoors again, those pesky mosquitoes make you rethink that decision. Mosquitoes love the warm, dry summer and fall climate in Northern California. Mosquitoes can be more than a pesky annoyance, though.

  • AMC promotes the “Downsized” Challenge

    Reshape your life this fall with Air Mobility Command’s “Downsized” Challenge. The challenge encourages participants to lose and maintain a healthy weight by learning healthy lifestyle habits for nutrition and physical activity. Participants who enroll and complete the official weigh-in will

  • Travis to host Halloween-themed blood drive

    Blood Centers of the Pacific will join Travis Air Force Base, California, to host a Halloween-themed blood drive Oct. 17 at the Delta Breeze Club from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

  • Priest honored with Mexican Martyr Award

    The California Knights of Columbus presented the Mexican Martyr Award to Father Jeff Henry, pastor of the St. Michael Catholic Community at Travis Air Base, California, in front of his congregation during Sunday Mass Sept 23.

  • AFRL team looks to solve fatigue issues for C-5 crew members

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- An aircraft seat may seem inconsequential, but when a simple seat can enhance the safety and well-being of a flight crew, it can be a very big deal.Researchers from the Air Force Research Laboratory Materials and Manufacturing Directorate are leading a design

  • Team Travis projects Rapid Global Mobility

    The 349th and 60th Air Mobility Wings work together to enhance Rapid Global Mobility by ensuring aircraft at Travis AFB are ready to go any time, any place, anywhere.

  • AMC promotes combating loneliness

    If you have ever felt lonely, know that you’re not alone. Military deployments, living far from family or going through a divorce are common reasons to feel lonely.

  • Travis honors POW/MIA service members

    They fought to defend freedom far from America’s shores. Many were taken prisoner by enemy combatants and thousands remain unaccounted for. These service members are known as prisoners of war and missing in action.