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Major Accident Response Exercise "MARE" Travis Air Force Base

During a Major Accident Response Exercise, "MARE" ,at Travis Air Force Base on 13 January 2009, Staff Sergeant Samuel Andres views the flightline, checking for any unauthorized personal encroaching on the secured perimeter of a C-17 Aircraft. SSgt Andres is member of the 60th Security Forces Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Civ/Nan Wylie
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Major Accident Response Exercise "MARE" Travis Air Force Base

Emergency Medical Technician/Firefighter, Jason Root takes part in the Major Accident Response Exercise held at Travis Air Force Base on 13 January 2009. Mr. Root boards a C-17 Aircraft to help stabilize and transport an injured individual to a waiting ambulance. He is a member of the 60th Civil Engineer Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Civ/Nan Wylie)
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Major Accident Response Exercise "MARE" Travis Air Force Base

During the Major Accident Response Exercise on 13 January, 2009 at Travis, Fire Fighter Staff Sergeant Brett Schofield of the 60th Civil Engineer Squadron talks with the Incident Commander before entering a secured area to monitor the vicinity for radiation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Civ/Nan Wylie)
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Major Accident Response Exercise "MARE" Travis Air Force Base

Technical Sergeant Christopher Popanz (left) and Airman 1st Class Carlos Cortez participate in the Major Accident Response Exercise held at Travis Air Force Base on 13 January 2009. The 60th Security Forces Squadron members were part of a team protecting the external area bordering the secured perimeter of the exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo by Civ/Nan Wylie)
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Major Accident Response Exercise "MARE" Travis Air Force Base

Senior Airman Joel Bomgaars (left) and Senior Airman Christopher Bowen take part in the Major Accident Response Exercise held at Travis on 13 January 2009. The Explosive Ordinance Disposal Technicians checked the radiation levels of a container that broke loose from a pallet on board a C-17 Aircraft. Both are members of the 60th Civil Engineer Squadron.(U.S. Air Force photo by Civ/Nan Wylie)
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Guardian Strike Team Exercise

Staff Sergeant Michele Ott, right, and Airman Jacob Soloman both of the 60th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, check an unknown substance for any hazardous compounds during the Guardian Strike Team Exercise held at Travis Air Force Base, California on 27 August 2008. USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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Major General Winfield Scott, 18th Air Force Commander visits Travis Air Force Base.

Major General Winfield Scott III commander of the 18th Air Force is briefed by Staff Sergeant Ivan Fronefield during his visit to Travis Air Force Base, California. SSgt Fronefield is member of the 60th Medical Group and works at the David Grant Medical Center. General Scott toured many areas of Travis during his visit from the 24th to the 26th of August 2008. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Major General Winfield Scott, 18th Air Force Commander visits Travis Air Force Base.

Major General Winfield Scott III commander of the 18th Air Force, is briefed by Technical Sergeant Russell Tomei during his visit to Travis Air Force Base, California. SSgt Tomei is a member of the 60th Operations Support Squadron. General Scott toured many areas of Travis during his visit from the 24th through the 26th of August 2008. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Major General Winfield Scott, 18th Air Force Commander visits Travis Air Force Base.

Right to left, Major General Winfield Scott III commander of the 18th Air Force, Colonel Mark Dillon commander of the 60th Air Mobility Wing and Colonel James Spaulding commander of the 60th Mission Support Group view Travis Air Force Base, California from the base control tower. General Scott toured many areas of Travis during his visit from the 24th through the 26th of August 2008. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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M.A.R.E. Major Accident Response Exercise

During a Major Accident Response Exercise held at Travis Air Force Base, California, Search and Recovery Team members from the 60th Air Mobility Wing, (from left to right) Airman Timothy Kirchner, Airman First Class Daniel Johnson, Airman Jacob Hartley, Airman First Class Khacy Lava, Airman Jacquelyn Bowman and Airman Alex Scheel conduct a sweep to tag, bag and remove human remains from an incident site. USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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M.A.R.E. Major Accident Response Exercise

Left to right Dr. (Major) David Huang, a flight surgeon with the 9th Air Refueling Squadron, Master Sergeant Samir Shahinr, an Emergency Flight Superintendent for David Grant Medical Center and Carlos Barillas, an Emergency Medical Technician from the local civillian community respond as a team to a Major Accident response Exercise that occurred at Travis Air Force Base, California on August 6, 2008. USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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M.A.R.E.Major Accident Response Exercise

Staff Sergeant Gary Eyster, member of the 60th Security Forces Squadron K-9 Unit, and his dog Gabe, watch over protesters during a Major Accident Response Exercise held at Travis Air Force Base, California. The exercise is designed to prepare Travis members for similar real world events. USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

Local Time 11:20 Zulu Time 18:20 Senior Airman Shaun Emery, 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs journeyman, arrives at the Travis Air Force Base, Calif. flight line to photograph the departure of a distinguished visitor. Airman Emery goes out into the field weekly to photograph and interview for the weekly base newspaper, "The Tailwind." USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

Local Time 10:55 Zulu Time 17:55 Senior Airman Shaun Emery, 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs journeyman, interviews Command Chief Master Sergeant Michael M. Williams at Travis Air Force Base, California. Airman Emery goes out into the field weekly to photograph and interview for the weekly base newspaper, "The Tailwind." USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

LocalTime:2113hr ZuluTime:0313hr Staff Sergeant Rebecca Church, a Combat Weather Forecaster for the 60th Operations Support Squadron, takes a reading using a kestrel. The small portable instrument measures wind speed, temperature and atmospheric pressure. SSgt Church is part of the weather flight at Travis Air Force Base, California which operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

LocalTime1433hr ZuluTime2133hr (Left to right) Safety inspectors Captain Todd Stinchfield and Master Sergeant Edwin Allert check the construction site of a contractor working on the Travis Air Force Base, California flight line to make certain all safety procedures are followed correctly. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

LocalTime:0616hr ZuluTime:1316hr Senior Airman Crystal Cox, an Airfield Systems Technician and member of the 60th Communications Squadron, aligns the instrument landing system used at Travis Air Force Base, California to guide aircrafts landing at Travis during low visibility conditions. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

LocalTime0552hr ZuluTime1252 hr Senior Airman Kyle Ziehn an Airfield Systems Technician performs a corrosion maintenance inspection on the tactical air navigation antenna at Travis Air Force Base, California. The system is a navigational tool providing military pilots a marker that aids air crews with their flight paths. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

LocalTime:0520hr ZuluTime:1220hr (Left to right) 60th Communications Squadron members Senior Airman Eric Johnson and Senior Airman Crystal Cox, Airfield Maintenance Technicians at Travis Air Force Base, California perform equipment inspection on the air traffic control radio system. The radio system is used by air traffic controllers to communicate with military and civilian aircraft. USAF photo by Civ/ Nan Wylie
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Operation 2400 Zulu. On the job photos.

Local Time 15:42 Zulu Time 22:42 Staff Sergeant Adam Crockett reviews the contract guidelines of a Landscaping project for the Child Development Center at Travis Air Force Base, California with Contract Superintendent, Master Sergeant Anthony Owens. The 60th Contracting Squadron at Travis Air Force Base is Air Mobility Commands largest contract team. USAF photo by Civ/Amanda Lopez
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