• DGMC celebrates Medical Laboratory Professionals Week

    A typical day at the David Grant USAF Medical Center consists of more than 1,500 outpatient visits and 60 emergency department visits. While the hallways and medical areas are filled with patients, there are also Airmen working behind the scenes in the Clinical and Pathology Laboratory.

  • April is Child Abuse Awareness, Prevention Month

    According to Pinwheels for Prevention, “Child development is largely influenced by early interactions with parents and caregivers; however, the community also plays a role in healthy child development.

  • SAPR activities bring awareness to sexual assaults

    “Understanding our individual responsibility and the impact it can have on communities is necessary for culture change. Done correctly, this will significantly decrease the amount of sexual violence occurring in our communities.”

  • Mobility forces support USTRANSCOM air bridge

    Airmen from the 22nd Airlift Squadron returned Feb. 25, 2019, to Travis Air Force Base from a deployment supporting a joint operation transportation of a multimodal stage from Rota, Spain, to Afghanistan.

  • Travis running tracks get renovated

    The 60th Force Support Squadron, 60th Civil Engineer Squadron and civilian contractors are scheduled to renovate the red and blue tracks April 15 to Aug. 12 at Travis Air Force Base.During this time, all Airmen will conduct the running portion for the physical training assessments on days with clear

  • Travis Air Show honors Hometown Heroes

    Police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers and many ordinary citizens work tirelessly within their neighborhoods, cities and counties to make them safe and enhance the lives of those around them. That is why Travis Air Force Base’s “Thunder Over the Bay” Air Show honored 27 individuals,

  • Team Travis hosts first innovation expo

    Pew pew pew is the sound buzzing by your ears while sprinting, carrying a 60 pound bag, an M4 and dog tags through hostile land. You made a huge mistake, but there’s no turning around. Thankfully, though, it only took place in virtual reality, where you can learn from mistakes before you encounter a