• Oral care more than a smile

    In the summer of 2011, Staff Sgt. Anthony Molosz, 60th Medical Group Dental Squadron dental assistant, traveled to the Republic of Suriname, in South America, to provide oral care to more than 2,000 patients during a two-week time frame. In the years since, these humanitarian missions have become

  • AFSA vice chair visits Travis

    Sixty-five percent. That is the maximum amount of a service member's retirement that can be taken from them by an ex-spouse. It doesn't matter if the marriage lasted an hour or a decade. It's theirs to take at will because of old legislature that places the military member at fault no matter what

  • Month seeks to heighten awareness

    The month of April is designated as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The goal of SAAM is to raise awareness about sexual violence, focusing on sexual assault and rape, and to educate communities and individuals on how to prevent sexual violence.SAAM provides an annual opportunity to reinforce the

  • OPSEC Denies Information to Enemy

    With the constantly developing world, it is important for Travis personnel to change their social media habits. The use of social networking sites is useful to us and definitely to the nation's enemies because open-source intelligence is very convenient and free.An al-Qaeda training manual recovered

  • Se Habla "Air Force": An Airman's Journey from Puerto Rico to Team Travis

    Staff Sgt. Richard Rodriguez-Marquez grew up listening to the sound of jets. Now an airfield systems technician assigned to the 60th Communications Squadron, Rodriguez-Marquez lived close to Roosevelt Roads Naval Air Station in his native Puerto Rico. His next door neighbor was an F-16 Fighting

  • Military service begins at Sacramento MEPS

    Comprised of individuals from different backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities and genders, the U.S. armed forces represents the less than one percent of the population who chose to raise their hand to serve their country.Regardless of your branch of service, career field or specialty, every service

  • Making them comfortable

    A person's face tells the story of their life.For those who have fought hard battles, that story may be more prominent than others. Whether it was a bout with cancer, an explosion while deployed or just a congenital birth defect, they are forced to tell their story whether they feel like it or

  • Month notes need for awareness at wheel

    Driving a vehicle is something millions of Americans do each day, several times a day and sometimes for hours each day. It is a rite of passage into adulthood for many teens, and it is one of the primary modes of transportation in the United States. Since the dawn of the era of automobiles, safety

  • Military Justice Report

    A staff sergeant from the 60th Medical Operations Squadron received an Article 15 for falsifying military orders to terminate a lease. The punishment consisted of a reduction to senior airman and a reprimand.A staff sergeant from the 570th Global Mobility Squadron received an Article 15 for

  • Event helps children understand deployments

    Approximately 290 children, ages 5 to 12, participated in Kids Understanding Deployment Operations April 12 at Travis.KUDOS highlighted what service members experience while processing for deployment and brought the experience to children through various stations. The event began at P-1 with an