• Adventure in Alaska: Officer looks to mush dogs in Iditarod

    Snow and trees are all that can be seen for miles. The bitter cold nips at any piece of exposed skin. He can almost taste the frost touching his warm breath as he yells "mush," commanding his 16 dogs to trudge across the vast landscape and breaking the deafening silence of his surroundings.Maj.

  • Fitness construction begins

    The construction of the new outdoor fitness center has begun on the squadron physical training pad behind the fitness center.Please ensure your safety when exercising in proximity of the construction site. For questions concerning the construction, please call the Engineering Flight at 424-3464.Look

  • Policy changes to pay and allowances continuation clarified

    Air Force senior leaders recently released Air Force policy on the Pay and Allowance Continuation program for Airmen who become wounded or ill while supporting a combat contingency.With the release of the Air Force PAC program policy, Air Force Guidance Memorandum 34-02, Airmen will now officially

  • Martin Luther King Day of Service at Travis

    The Travis Air Force Base Airman and Family Readiness Center is seeking help from volunteers to set its own record of $100,000 worth of service Monday on the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service for the local community.Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is:

  • Travis aircrew assists Rose Bowl flyover

    It was only fitting that one of America's greatest showcases of air superiority - the B-2 Spirit - headlined the pre-game festivities for the first game in College Football Playoff history on New Year's Day, in what was a matchup between two of the most prolific passers in college

  • Travis AFRC assist transitioning Golden Bears

    The Department of Defense's Transition Assistance Program provides information and training to ensure service members are prepared for the next step in life before separating from military service.Here at Travis Air Force Base, Maria McIntosh, TAP manager and Bonnie Morrow, TAP assistant manager,

  • Drive wisely, safely whether on base, not

    If an accident were to occur on base or you witness a traffic accident, you are required to report the incident, in accordance with Travis Air Force Base, California, Instruction 31-103.Active-duty personnel are obligated to immediately report any off-base accidents to the 60th Security Forces

  • USO provides holiday program

    While many Golden Bears departed the local area to be with family and friends over the holidays, nearly 100 Airmen came out Christmas Day for the United Service Organizations' annual Home Away From Home party. The USO definitely lived up to its "spirit lifting" mission as 8 to10 single Airmen living