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  • CSAF impressed by Team Beale’s initiative, lead on CSAF focus areas

    BEALE AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- The Chief of Staff of the Air Force, General David L. Goldfein, recently met with members of Team Beale to receive a first-hand look of the continual progression made to maintain and supply readiness to our air and space superiority Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2017, at Beale

  • Command post: key to mass notifications

    Beale Air Force Base is the only high-altitude intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance base in the Air Force and behind the scenes, 9th Reconnaissance Wing and 940th Air Refueling Wing Beale command post controllers work together to ensure information is correctly channeled up and down the

  • Honoring those who served on Veterans Day

    Veterans Day is a day that allows men and woman across the U.S. and even around the world a chance to recognize and honor those men and women who served and are still serving in the Armed Forces."It's really gratifying that there is so much support for the veterans and the active duty members and it

  • Air Force recognizes veterans in blue

    Veterans in Blue 2017 is now available online. First launched in 2010, Veterans in Blue is a portrait collection showcasing men and women who have contributed to the security of our nation and the legacy of the Air Force.

  • Griffin never forgets

    Sitting in the silence of a large room filled with nothing but chairs and a large desk is a man in an Air Force battle uniform. He wears a large badge below his left side blouse pocket flap, which indicates he is a defender. He pushes up to his left sleeve to his elbow revealing a black and white

  • Electrical infrastructure improvements: 75 years in the making

    Beale opened during World War II and a lot has changed since then. Aircraft have come and gone and so have entire services, but one thing has remained a constant, the electrical system. With the addition of new mission sets and an increased need for power the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron has begun to

  • 9th CES moves into new home

    The 9th Civil Engineer Squadron held a ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 17, 2017, here to commemorate the grand opening of their new building.The new facility cost approximately 19 million dollars and with 43,000 square feet can accommodate 200 employees.In January 2013, a structural fire destroyed