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  • Travis teen wins state honor

    A Travis teen is recognized as the 2014 Boys & Girls Club of America Military Youth of the Year for the state of California.Elizabeth Hubbard, daughter of retired Master Sgt. Alan Hubbard, competed against nine other representatives from military installations across the state to be awarded this

  • USAFEC pursues excellence through Chief Learning Officers

    Seven chief learning officers from companies across the nation came together to exchange ideas about learning organizations and transformation plans here May 9, 2014.Dr. Darcy Lilley, Air Mobility Command's chief learning officer, hosted the event and discussion alongside members of the U.S. Air

  • Comptrollers prepare for DEAMS implementation

    Michael Sorrento, Chief Information Officer, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller, visited MacDill Air Force, Fla., to discuss the implication of the Defense Enterprise Accounting and Management System, May 1 through 2, 2014. DEAMS is the Air Force's planning

  • Dog eat dog: Travis set to host K9 competition

    Travis is hosting the 2014 Defenders K9 Trials May 16 and 17 where military and civilian police dogs will show off their best.The trials, organized by the Travis Defenders Association and the Western States Police Canine Association, has 39 different police agencies from Northern California set to

  • Warriors of the North Attend Silver Flag to Become Golden

    Airmen from Grand Forks AFB, N.D., recently participated in a Silver Flag exercise on Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.Tech. Sgt. Byron Ball, 319th Civil Engineer Squadron fire protection journeyman was one of the Airmen from Grand Forks who volunteered to attend Silver Flag, not only to sharpen his

  • SECAF gets firsthand look at JB Charleston mission

    Taking care of people, balancing the readiness of today with the readiness of tomorrow, and making every dollar count are the three top priorities of Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James."These three priorities underscore all the work I have ahead of me over the next three years," said