• 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

  • DGMC offers ‘Stop the Bleed’ class

    Self-aid buddy care training ensures that Airmen know how to stop a gunshot wound or accident victim from bleeding to death. Now, anyone without medical training can learn the same life-saving techniques in an upcoming class.The David Grant USAF Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base, California,

  • C-5M pushes into new territory with night-vision goggles

    The C-5M Super Galaxy took a step forward with its night-vision goggle capabilities during last month’s Cerberus Strike exercise.An aircraft from Travis Air Force Base, California, made one low approach and two touch-and-gos just after midnight May 4 at Amedee Army Airfield, California, using the

  • Army and Air Force Exchange Service Public Affairs

    Last year, the Travis Air Force Base community generated $550,004.68 for critical Quality-of-Life program as Airmen, retirees and their families shopped Travis’ Exchange.The $550,004.68 dividend is used to support Travis AFB programs, such as Fitness Center, Child Development Center, Library, Youth

  • 21 AS Airmen attend Apple App Design Workshop

    From May 21-24, Airmen from the 21st Airlift Squadron at Travis Air Force Base, California, attended the Apple App Design workshop. 21st AS Airmen partnered with Apple Inc. to develop next generation software that will drastically reduce time required in the flight record’s process. Not only were

  • Eeekkkk! It's a snake

    Some people actually like snakes. But for the rest of Travis Air Force Base, California, it’s time to be leery. California has 33 species of snakes, but only six are poisonous to humans, according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. One of the most dangerous is crotalus oreganus,