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  • Beale Airman to attend Air Force Academy prep school

    Each year, through the Leaders Encouraging Airmen Development (LEAD) program, the Air Force Academy accepts up to 85 active-duty Airmen and 85 serving in the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard. Senior Airman Tyler, 306th Intelligence Squadron, has been accepted through the LEAD program to

  • Beale athlete competes on All-Armed Forces Volleyball team

    A Beale Airman bumped, set and spiked his way to a 2nd place finish at the 2013 USA Volleyball National Championships as part of the All-Armed Forces Volleyball team. Airman 1st Class Michael, 548th Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group, first proved himself during a grueling tryout

  • Beale conducts multi-faceted CSAR exercise

    Team Beale conducted a multi-faceted Combat Search and Rescue exercise here May 31 with the support of the California Air National Guard's 129th Rescue Wing.The exercise demonstrated how Beale's Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance aircraft augment CSAR operations."Combat Search and Rescue

  • Cold War relics: Deactivated Titan 1 missile silos surround Beale

    Beale was once home to the 851st Strategic Missile Squadron, and had three missile silo complexes, 851-A in Lincoln, 851-B in Sutter Buttes and 851-C in Chico, from Feb. 1, 1961-March 25, 1965. Construction on the complexes began Jan. 22, 1960. More than 600,000 cubic yards of earth was excavated.

  • Beale upgrades aircraft landing system

    Beale recently installed a new state-of-the-art Instrument Landing System which aids pilots while landing.The upgrade was a part of an Air Force wide Instrument Landing System project to update aging systems."The new system will save the Air Force more than $342 million over a 15 year period," said

  • Wounded warrior returns from Warrior Games

    A Beale Air Force Base wounded warrior joined hundreds of other wounded warriors to compete at the Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, Colo., May 11-16. Master Sgt. Axel, and fellow service members comprised five U.S. teams representing the Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy/Coast Guard and Special

  • Fight for Feedback

    One of the most important things that a supervisor can do for a subordinate is to provide honest feedback. It is much easier to give positive feedback because both the supervisor and the subordinate feel good about the conversation, and many times it is done publicly. It is much more difficult to

  • EOD hosts memorial run

    Members of the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron, Explosive Ordnance Disposal team hosted a memorial run here May 22, 2013. The run honored fallen EOD warriors as well as recognized the loss of Capt. Reid Nishizuka, Staff Sgt. Richard Dickson, Capt. Brandon Cyr, and Staff Sgt. Daniel Fannin who were