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"Spirit of the Golden Gate" arrives at Travis

Maj. Gen. Allan Poulin, Air Force Reserve Command vice commander, present the "Spirit of the Golden Gate" aircraft key to Tech Sgt. Daniel Taylor, 945th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and Staff Sgt. Randy Karels, 860th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron during the arrival ceremony Dec. 20. The sergeants are the aircraft's crew chiefs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Candy Knight)
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"Spirit of the Golden Gate" arrives at Travis

Staff Sgt. Randy Karels marshals in Travis' newest C-17 Globemaster III Dec. 20. Nicknamed the "Spirit of the Golden Gate," the aircraft was piloted by Maj. Gen. Allan Poulin, Air Force Reserve Command vice commander. Sergeant Karels is one of the aircraft's crew chiefs and is assigned to the 860th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Candy Knight)
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60th APS competes at AMC-level

Senior Airman Elvin Cortes secures a pallet before transport at the 60th Aerial Port Squadron. The 60th APS is competing for the Air Mobility Command Large Terminal Unit of the Year. Using LEAN initiatives and techniques, the squadron has combined traffic management with cargo operations, which allows them to move cargo more efficiently.
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21st Airlift Squadron loadmaster saves lives, aircraft

Tech. Sgt, Corey Clewley, 21st Airlift Squadron loadmaster, checks equipment on a C-17 prior to takeoff. While performing a special mission in Southwest Asia, he helped suppress a brake fire onboard a Romanian C-130, saving the lives of the C-130 crew and preventing the total loss of the aircraft.
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Travis’ ASF Airmen tend to wounded warriors

The 60th Aeromedical Staging Flight works as a team to get military patients on board the ambulance bus as comfortably as possible. More than 2,500 U.S. military members wounded in Afghanistan and Iraq have passed through Travis to receive aid from the 60th Aeromedical Staging Flight at David Grant USAF Medical Center. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matt McGovern/60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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Travis’ ASF Airmen tend to wounded warriors

Staff Sgt. Kristopher Bradley and Senior Airmen Heather Ducote, 60th Aerospace Medical Squadron medical technicians, transfers a patient from ambulance bus to the unloading arrival/departure lounge. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matt McGovern/60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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Travis’ ASF Airmen tend to wounded warriors

A KC-10 arrives on the Travis flightline and awaits assistance from the 60th Aerospace Medical Squadron. The airplane was carrying four wounded military members. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matt McGovern/60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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Travis' ASF Airmen tend to wounded warriors

Airmen 1st Class Lauren Sullivan, 60th Aerospace Medicine Squadron aerospace medical service apprentice, comforts Army Sgt. Rudy Saavedra on the way to David Grant USAF Medical Center’s Aeromedical Staging Flight. On Aug. 28, Sergeant Saavedra was supporting a mission in central Iraq when he was sniped by an insurgent. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matt McGovern/60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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Sierra Inn Dining Facility wins AMC Hennessy, competes at AF-level

Airman 1st Class Irene Salas, 60th Services Squadron, serves lunch at the Sierra Inn Dining Facility Dec. 5. She was named an outstanding performer during the AMC Hennessy Award inspection in October. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Donald Osborn/ 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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60th LRS Fuels Management Flight to compete for the William H. Penton Award

Staff Sgt. Andy Tallmadge, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron fuel laboratory technician, tests for fuel impurities. In addition to supporting Travis’ KC-10, C-5 and C-17 aircraft, the 60th LRS also support the Navy’s VQ3 detachment E6-B aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Donald Osborn/ 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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60th LRS Fuels Management Flight to compete for the William H. Penton Award

Staff Sgt. Shane Powell, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron NCOIC of Preventive Maintenance, cleans fuel from of a yard pad. The 60th LRS Fuels Management Flight is competing for the William H. Penton Award, awarded to the best fuel operations unit in the Air Mobility Command. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Donald Osborn/ 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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60th LRS Fuels Management Flight to compete for the William H. Penton Award

Airman 1st Class Kyle Newcombe, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Fuels Management Flight, visually checks for fuel impurities. The flight will be evaluated on all facets of fuel operations, including receiving products into storage tanks, verifying product quality and the upkeep of facilities, equipment and vehicles. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Donald Osborn/ 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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60th LRS Fuels Management Flight to compete for the William H. Penton Award

Staff Sgt. Beth McDonald, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron fuel laboratory technician, tests fuel conductivity levels. The test determines the fuels ability to dissipate static electricity. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Donald Osborn/ 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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60th LRS Fuels Management Flight to compete for the William H. Penton Award

Airman 1st Class Tony Melendez, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron, pulls a hose used to refuel an aircraft. The 60th LRS fuels management flight is currently competing for the William H. Penton Award. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Donald Osborn/ 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs)
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Exercise "Aircraft Down"

Tech. Sgt. Edward Rodriguez, an Independent Duty Medical Technician from the 60th Medical Squadron, checks the vital signs of victim Senior Airman Morgan Cockran, member of the 60th Medical Operation Squadron during Exercise "Aircraft Down," a joint exercise between Travis Air Force Base, Calif., and the surrounding local community first responders held Oct. 19. The exercise simulated a C-5 Galaxy crash. More than 350 people and 32 off-base agencies took part in the exercise. (Travis Air Force Base, Calif. Released)
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Exercise "Aircraft Down"

(From right to left) Solano County Coroner Investigator Adrian Garcia and Staff Sgt. Mark Hayes, 60th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and Master Sgt. Christopher Drumm, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron, search inch by inch for any item found within the simulated aircraft crash site during Exercise “Aircraft Down,” a joint exercise between Travis Air Force Base, Calif., and the surrounding local community, held Oct. 19. (Travis AFB, CA, Released)
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Exercise "Aircraft Down"

Firefighters from Travis Air Force Base, Calif., tend to victims during a simulated aircraft accident. Travis and the local community united to test their teamwork skills during Exercise "Aircraft Down" held Oct. 19. (Travis AFB, Calif., Released)
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Exercise "Aircraft Down"

Servicemembers from Travis Air Force Base, Calif. and REACH Helicopter personal airlift "victims" out of a simulated aircraft crash site. Team Travis members, along with the surrounding local communities, participated in Exercise "Aircraft Down" to test their ability to work together during a major crisis. The exercise, the largest exercise in the area since 1998, included more than 32 off-base agencies and 350 people. (Travis AFB, Calif., Released)
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Exercise "Aircraft Down"

Airman 1st Class Justin Jordan, Travis firefighter, shows his ready-response by spraying water on a simulated crash site of a C-5 Galaxy during Exercise "Aircraft Down," a joint exercise between Travis Air Force Base, Calif., and the surrounding community. More than 350 people and 32 off-base agencies took part in the exercise held Oct. 19. (Travis AFB, Calif., Released)
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Exercise "Aircraft Down"

First responders tend to the "victims" of a simulated C-5 Galaxy crash during Exercise "Aircraft Down," a joint exercise between Travis Air Force Base, Calif., and the surrounding community. More than 350 people and 32 off-base agencies took part in the exercise held Oct 19. (Travis AFB, CA, Released)
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