News

  • Extended hours making a difference at the medical clinic

    The 9th Medical Group has taken a proactive approach to their healthcare services and created an innovative extended hours program. The initial feedback has been very positive from patients, and the clinic is an early model for other Air Force installations to look to.“We extended the hours to

  • Preparing for Deployment: READI brief

    Before an individual deploys from the 9th Reconnaissance Wing they must receive briefings from various agencies and units on base. Originally, these briefs were short and informal, but more recently they have been replaced by the READI brief program.

  • Journey through the labyrinth

    A labyrinth is used to facilitate prayer, meditation and spiritual transformation. It has only one path that leads from the outer edge to the center. Its use as a spiritual tool can be traced back nearly 4,000 years.Unlike a maze where you meet dead ends and can lose your way, labyrinths are

  • Maintaining the aircraft’s heartbeat

    If fuel acts as the lifeblood for aircraft, then the veins and arteries would be the fuel systems. These components are essential in keeping the 9th Reconnaissance Wing’s aircraft up in the air and capable of completing their mission.Behind the maintenance of the fuel components on the RQ-4 Global

  • Preparing for deployment: Installation Personnel Readiness

    Across the Air Force and Beale, Airmen are in the process of deploying. While a variety of units across base play a part in said process, Installation Personnel Readiness plays an integral role by dealing with a majority of the paperwork. When taskings come down from higher headquarters, it’s IPR

  • RQ-4 pilots act decisively to save aircraft

    Being separated by hundreds, or even thousands of miles from your aircraft is an experience unique to the remotely piloted aircraft community. When something malfunctions in the air it requires a special set of skills to overcome, which is exactly what two RQ-4 Global Hawk pilots used in August of

  • EOD travels to Kingsley

    A team of explosive ordnance disposal technicians from the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron traveled to Kingsley Field, Oregon and removed a hung flare from an F-15 Eagle Feb. 6. A hung flare occurs when a flare doesn’t fire like it is supposed to. When this occurs, the flare is considered armed and

  • Beale Receives Flood Evacuees

    Please contact the Beale Air Force Base Emergency Family Action Center for information regarding those sheltered in our facilities, (530)-634-5627.