615th CRW members prove ‘fit to fight’ at USAF Marathon

Seven members of the 615 Contingency Response Wing recently proved they are fit to fight after they completed the 12th Annual U.S. Air Force Marathon races Sept. 20 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The 615th CRW has a mission to respond at any time to any contingency or humanitarian crisis

Team Travis holds POW/MIA remembrance vigil

New leader assumes command of 615 CRW

Col. John Lipinski assumed command of the 615th Contingency Response Wing in a change-of-command ceremony Sept. 23. As commander of the 615 CRW - one of only two such wings in the U.S. Air Force - Colonel Lipinski will lead an assigned military and civilian work force of more than 700 people. Prior

Air Force plays major role in delivering 10,000 MRAPs to troops

A significant milestone will be reached as early as Thursday when the 10,000th mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle, commonly known as the MRAP, is delivered to troops supporting Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom - an effort completed in considerable part by the men and women of Air Mobility

Mitchell Memorial Library receives book donation

Flu Season just around the corner

Another flu season is upon us and it's time for flu vaccinations. The 60th Medical Group's Allergy/Immunization clinic is sponsoring a mass flu immunization for all active-duty and Department of Defense civilians at the Chapel One Annex Sept. 30 to Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Members who need the

Travis members compete in twelfth annual Air Force Marathon

Travis members learn about surface-to-air threat

60th FSS implements new assignment process

The 60th Force Support Squadron has implemented a new, more efficient process that decreases the amount of time Travis members spend on out processing. In the past when an assignment flowed to a member, certain paperwork had to be hand-walked with all necessary out-processing forms, and turned into

Fruit and vegetables - more really does matter!

A diet rich in fruits and vegetables may reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Fresh fruits and vegetables are foods that you can eat more of because they are lower in calories and fat but high in fiber. You can eat many more fresh fruits and vegetables than