• Airmen collaborate through music and culture

    The U.S. Air Force Band of the Golden West Concert Band recently returned from their summer tour across various parts of Southern California to include Bakersfield and Santa Clarita.

  • Patients can nominate medical staff for DAISY Award

    David Grant USAF Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base, California, is participating in an international recognition program that allows patients, family members and peers to recognize the nurse or medical technician they consider the most skillful and compassionate with a DAISY. Not the flower,

  • NASA visits Travis for potential collaboration

    Representatives from NASA visited David Grant USAF Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base, California, June 1 in hopes of establishing research collaboration leading to advances in medical support for deep space missions as well as warfighters. The Space agency provided a presentation on manned

  • Base legal dedicates day to readiness

    The 60th Air Mobility Wing Judge Advocate prioritized preparation June 25 at Travis Air Force Base, California, dedicating a full day to processing wills and powers of attorney.

  • DGMC vascular team takes first place honors

    A team from David Grant USAF Medical Center and the University of California at Davis, California, integrated vascular resident program competed against some of the best known schools in the nation June 15 at the Pacific Northwest Endovascular Conference in Seattle, Washington, and walked away with

  • 9th ARS celebrates 75 years

    “Since 1943, some form of the patch I wear today has been in every major conflict across the globe,” said Staff Sgt. Gabriel Connor, 9th Air Refueling Squadron flight engineer. “Knowing I carry that legacy is both humbling and inspiring.”Connor is referring to the 9th ARS patch that has been proudly

  • Flying crew chiefs enable Pacific refueling mission

    A KC-10 Extender at Misawa Air Base, Japan, is being prepared to fly a refueling mission in support of operations in the Pacific. During pre-flight inspections, a hydraulics leak is discovered. Thankfully, two flying crew chiefs from the 660th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron from Travis Air Force