• Unlawfully posses Percocet, go to jail!

    A Travis Airman was sentenced to confinement for six months and a bad conduct discharge in court-martial proceedings here recently. The Airman, assigned to the 60th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, was found guilty of wrongful possession of oxycodone (Percocet), violation of Article 112a of the

  • Are you sharing your tooth germs?

    Did you know that bacteria in your mouth from decayed teeth and gum disease spreads, just like the common cold, every time you share anything that has been in contact with your saliva? Most mothers are aware that their overall health will affect the health of their unborn child but few are aware

  • Telephone Systems keeps Travis connected

    The Telephone Systems office's motto is: "You can talk about us, but you can't talk without us." Though the phrase is not without its own confident swagger, it also serves as a visible reminder of the scope of the system the office has in its charge. In the interest of best serving its customers,

  • Travis cut-over to Air Force Financial Services Center

    Travis will see its back office Travel voucher and Military Pay processing move to the new Air Force Financial Services Center at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., starting Feb. 21. The transition is designed to be seamless to customers. The goal is to process all complete and accurate documents

  • Travis Airman receives confinement, bad conduct discharge

    A Travis senior airman was sentenced to reduction to E-1, confinement for four months and a bad conduct discharge in court martial proceedings here recently. The Airman, assigned to the 60th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, was charged with wrongful use of cocaine on more than one occasion, wrongful

  • Team Travis reminded to be safe on two wheels

    Protecting yourself and protecting your fellow riders was the theme at a recent mandatory motorcycle safety briefing held at the base theater Jan. 23. Col. GI Tuck, 60th Air Mobility Wing vice commander began the briefing with eye-opening facts for the more than 500 riders at Travis Air Force Base.

  • Travis OSI agent performs heroic act

    Special Agent James Collin's day began similar to most near a helicopter landing pad in Iraq where people often shouted above the blaring noise of helicopters. This day was different. Just after helping his captain board a U.S. Marine C-46 Sea Knight helicopter, he and several others witnessed it

  • Local youth group practices with Band of the Golden West

    The Band of the Golden West is no stranger to making house calls, but inviting guests into its musical lair is a note of a different sort. In fact, it hasn't happened in recent memory, according to Tech. Sgt. Steve Schaughency, a horn player in the band who handles community outreach. It was shared