• KUDOS offers a fun, educational view of deployments

    Not even a force-reduction could keep Camp KUDOS from opening Oct. 3, as more than 400 deployers, ages 18 and younger, once again deployed in support of the camp's operational mission. The Kids Understanding Deployment Operations, better known as KUDOS, was a 60th Services Squadron-sponsored event

  • Conserving energy while keeping the mission on track

    According to daily television and radio reports, the need to conserve energy and natural resources is real. In response to Executive Order 13423, Travis is now required to reduce energy use as measured per square foot of work and living space on base by 3 percent per year or by 30 percent by Sept.

  • Museum a unique part of Travis community

    One might think it impossible to make the largest museum in Air Mobility Command seem invisible, but that's exactly what Master Sgt. Terry Juran, 349th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, said is a hurdle for Travis' Jimmy Doolittle Air and Space Museum. "Unfortunately, a lot of people just don't know

  • October: National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

    For more than 20 years, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month has helped focus national attention on breast cancer and the importance of early detection and treatment. This year in America, more than 211,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. The good news is that today, if detected early,

  • Team Travis hosts first-ever TUDOS event

    More than 60 teachers from the Travis Unified School District experienced their very own mock deployment as Team Travis hosted its first-ever Teachers Understanding Deployment Operations event Oct. 3. The 60th Mission Support Squadron-sponsored event was designed to give teachers a better

  • AMC command chief visits Travis

    The Air Mobility Command command chief made an official visit to speak to Travis' enlisted members Oct. 2. Chief Master Sgt. Joe Barron met with Airmen from all enlisted ranks to discuss some current issues affecting them. His first stop was to the Airman Leadership School where he passed on a

  • 615th CRW ready to tackle first ORI

    With a little more than two years of operational experience under their belt, the 615th Contingency Response Wing faces their first Operational Readiness Inspection Oct. 10 to 18. Members of the 615th CRW will deploy to Gulfport, Miss., the same place they originally deployed to in the aftermath of

  • North Gate to close for repairs

    The North Gate will be closed Oct. 9 through Oct. 12 for maintenance and repairs on the road barriers. Oncoming and outgoing base traffic will be rerouted through Tunner Drive and follow a detour through housing to Burgan Avenue. Drivers should use caution when driving through base housing,

  • Fitness Center hosts Half-Marathon

    The Fitness Center hosted an Half-Marathon event Sept. 29. The following are the winners in their respective categories: 18 to 25 category Michael Ford - 1:32:04 Rosa Sheffield - 1:56:26 26 to 32 category Roheem Moore -1:23:02 Allisha Morris - 1:51:00 33 to 39 category Robert Worth - 1:52:13 Obdulia

  • KC-10 team wins Chief of Staff Team Excellence awards

    Travis' KC-10 Thrust Reverser Improvement Design Team was recognized with the 2007 Chief of Staff Team Excellence Award during a ceremony in Washington, D.C., Sept. 25. In addition, the team was the recipient of the Air Force Best Practice award and won the prestigious Boeing Atlas award for the