Travis’ 60th Operations Group gets spotlight during Airman enrichment program

Airmen from Travis AFB had the opportunity to flex their operational muscles June 14 as part of an on-base enrichment program focused on the mission of Travis’ 60th Operations Group.

AMC visits Travis, foot-stomps innovation

As warm weather returns to California, it seems as though everyone is making their way here, including Air Mobility Command leadership.

Team Travis’ innovation, worldwide role on display in visit

Members of 18th Air Force toured Travis Air Force Base, California, March 4 to 8, sampling the airpower Team Travis brings to the fight around the world.

Travis AFB reviews base housing conditions, ensures Airmen standard of living

Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson and Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein recently ordered an Air Force-wide review of all privatized housing to be completed by March 1.

Travis leadership signs "Military Saves Week" proclamation

Travis reopens base dining facility, introduces new food options

The dining facility at Travis Air Force Base reopened at its original location at 600 Burgan Blvd. Feb. 19, complete with a new name and renovations.

California to Korea: Pilot reinforces Pacific partnerships

When the U.S. military is a guest in another country, it’s important to go above and beyond to be the best neighbor one can be.U.S. Air Force Capt. Jason Lim, a KC-10 Extender pilot assigned to the 6th Air Refueling Squadron out of Travis Air Force Base, California, dedicated a year toward this

Travis, Army transport Black Hawks to Alaska

From Jan. 11 to 13, it was the job of Travis Air Force Base’s C-5M Super Galaxy aircrew and aerial port specialists to join in efforts with the U.S. Army to transport four UH-60 Black Hawks from California to the helicopters’ home base at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska.

Remembering when DGMC moved to its current home

When contractors turned over the keys to the David Grant USAF Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base, California Oct. 21, 1988, the medical center officially became Air Force property. However, it would take another 60 days to make it ready to receive patients.

“Like Crossfit, but with coding,” Phoenix Spark encourages Airmen interaction through computer skills

Amid the click-clacking of fervent keyboard strokes and intermittent chatter that, at times, drops to low, hurried whispers when not building to loud exclamations or excited laughter is Capt. Ryan McGuire, 9th Air Refueling Squadron KC-10 Extender pilot and the director behind Phoenix Spark’s recent