The 548th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group members attended a Defense Innovation Board as a way to foster modernization. The board featured leaders of companies such as Google and Instagram. To read more: https://bit.ly/2JlKVn2 Air Combat Command 25th Air Force

Recce Airmen train to stay proficient across multiple weapon systems to ensure they are fit for the fight at all times and ready for world-wide deployment.

They train, they defend, they pack a mean bite behind their bark and they are always ready! Come take a closer look at what the 9th Security Forces Squadron Military Working Dog handlers do!

2017 was the most active wildland fire season in California history. To make sure 2018 isn't a repeat, the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron fire department has some tips to help keep you and your family safe. To see the tips: https://bit.ly/2ubMyyU

Happy Independence Day from Recce Town, USA!

The 9th Security Forces Squadron military working dog kennel recently completed a new training area. To read more: https://bit.ly/2NkuDyf Air Combat Command 25th Air Force United States Air Force

What you’ve been waiting for! Recce Town USA, lets take you in to the action!

Goood morning Recce Town USA! We are currently gearing up to go live to take you behind the scenes and into the action! Come join us as we get in the chase car and give you a first hand account of what if feels like to be a part of the action chasing a U-2 Dragon Lady landing!

To make sure an RQ-4 Global Hawk is good to go, Non-Destructive Inspection airmen from the 9th Maintenance Squadron must inspect the entire aircraft from wingtip to wingtip. One of the tools for a job like this is an automated scanning devices that speeds up this lengthy process. See it in action! Air Combat Command 25th Air Force United States Air Force

The band Cash Creek performed with lead singer Kaylee Star, a Yuba City native, for Beale's Recce Airmen Friday night. Here are photos of the event, along with a giveaway to some local veterans.

“I’ve been working here for five years so I pretty much manage all three of our locations on base, although I’m typically at the med clinic. I ended up becoming a barista because my mom bought this about six years ago while I was playing football at Sacramento City College. She needed some help so I ended up here. Interacting with people is my favorite part of the job. Every couple of years I develop relationships with new customers and I really like that part. Everyone I deal with puts their lives on the line and I appreciate it. Everyone is respectful and I haven’t really met a bad person. I never used to drink coffee before working here, but I love it now. I love my job. I wake up every day with a smile, which gets a lot bigger after I’ve had my coffee.” Ryan Lewis, Missy’s Mochas barista Hometown: Sacramento, California Everybody has a story...we dare you to tell yours. To see more: http://bit.ly/2pujE9s

Recce Town USA held a Fitness Challenge today to celebrate the reopening of the base track.

Here is just a sneak peak of the RQ-4 non-destructive inspection process. Stay tuned for a deeper dive into the highly technical maintenance these Airmen do. Air Combat Command 25th Air Force United States Air Force

It's just another day here at Recce Town, USA! United States Air Force Air Combat Command Airman Magazine Gen. David L. Goldfein CMSAF Kaleth O. Wright 9th RW Commander

Last week you had a chance to see the live ceremony of the Air Force Combat Operations Competition, now lets take a look into what these outstanding Airmen from around the Air Force came to do. The Ammo community here at Beale had the chance to put the best of the best against each other in this grueling competition. Here your chance to take a first look inside bomb building!

As a reminder, the 9 MDG are hosting Facebook Live events on 20 June 2018 from 12-1 pm and 4-5 pm to answer your burning questions about medical care.

#MissionMonday Aerospace and operational physiological technicians from the 9th Physiological Support Squadron maintain and conduct aircrew chamber training for Airmen, other DoD personnel, NASA and supporting agencies stationed on the West Coast of the United States and areas in the Pacific. The training provides the aircrew the ability to experience flight at different altitudes, while learning first hand of decompression sickness, also called the bends. This opportunity gives them a real-world familiarization on how to properly wear an oxygen mask and to control airflow. The technicians instruct and evaluate members doing simple tasks while experiencing low oxygen levels. It requires about 10 technicians to conduct training in the altitude chamber. Inside, they have multiple observers, a lecturer (instructor), recorder, chamber operator, lock operator, crew chief and aerospace physiological officer.

The 9th Munitions Squadron hosted the first-ever Air Force Combat Operations Competition this week. AFCOCOMP pitted some of the best ammo troops across the Air Force against each other in munitions building. To see more about this ground-breaking event: https://bit.ly/2HPDgwN Air Combat Command 25th Air Force United States Air Force Airman Magazine

The Ammo community celebrated its first ever Air Force Combat Operation Competition here at Beale. Seven teams from U.S. Air Force bases all over the world came to spend the past three days competing in grueling heat and simulated deployed environment. Through hard work and discipline the teams came together to show just what the best can do, but even with the best, there can only be one winner. Come join us here and see who won!

Good Day Sacramento came out this morning to check out the ongoing Air Force Combat Operations Competition.