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Climbing Higher

Airmen wait nervously, strapped to their skydiving instructors, as the plane they are about to leap out of rises to 14,000 feet, April 30 above Lincoln Regional Airport. The Airmen were part of Beale’s “Jump into Prevention” event to raise sexual assault awareness. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class David Tracy)
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Safety First

Master Sgt Joseph Minney, 9th Maintenance Squadron U-2 phase section chief, is helped into a safety harness by a skydiving instructor, April 30 at Lincoln Regional Airport. Sergeant Minney was one of the first of 38 jumpers to promote sexual assault awareness as part of Sexual Assault Awareness month. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class David Tracy)
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"Jump into Prevention"

Beale Airmen pose for a group photo prior to skydiving as part of Sexual Assault Awareness month, April 30 at Lincoln Regional Airport. The skydiving event was coordinated by Dr. Michael Stacy, Beale’s Sexual Assault Response Coordinator. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class David Tracy)
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Safety First

Mr. Frank Lucero, 9th Communications Squadron director of plans and resources, rides his motorcycle April 23, in front of the 9th Communications building. Mr. Lucero always wears his protective equipment when riding his motorcycle. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class David Tracy)
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Safety First

Personal protective equipment is essential to safety while riding motorcycles. A helmet, jacket and gloves are a few pieces of equipment required to operate a motorcycle on a military installation. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class David Tracy)
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Safety First

Senior Airman Jeremy Jones, 9th Intelligence Squadron imagery systems maintenance journeyman, straps on his motorcycle helmet before he leaves work to ride home April 22, outside the 9IS. A safety helmet is required in order to operate a motorcycle on military installations. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Sandra Healy)
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Beale's FitFamily

The Harrison family plays a game of basketball in front of their residence. The Harrison's were selected as the Air Force’s FitFamily for the month of March. (Courtesy photo)
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Body Pump

Master Sgt. Keith Vernon, 9th Force Support Squadron, bench presses his barbell Aug. 17 at the fitness center. Sergeant Vernon, along with other active-duty Airmen are training to be the only certified Body Pump instructors in the Air Force. (Photo by Sandy Healy)
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Pump it up

1st Lt. Melissa Croy does lunges using a Body Pump barbell Aug. 17, 2009 at the Harris Fitness Center. Instructing Body Pump classes is one of Lieutenant Croy's many extra curricular activities which garnered her the 2010 FSS CGO of the year award for ACC. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Sandy Healy)
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Practicing the moves

Beale Airmen do a chest exercise Aug. 17 at the Harris Fitness Center. These Airman are perfecting their forms and choreography for the new Body Pump fitness program they will be instructing at Beale. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Sandy Healy)
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Focused during Body Pump

Airman 1st Class Christopher McDowell works out his triceps Aug. 17 at the Harris Fitness Center. Airman McDowell was taking the instructor training class for the Body Pump fitness program. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Sandy Healy)
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Work it

Beale members work out as part of a fitness class March 10 at the Harris Fitness Center. The fitness center conducts several types of classes to keep Team Beale is top shape. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Daniel Rosenau)
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Solid to the core

Airman 1st Class Corie Gibson, 9th Maintenance Squadron non-destructive inspection technician, performs core exercises June 3 at the Harris Fitness Center. Many Airmen perform daily workout routines to stay in top shape. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Chuck Broadway)
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Performing to the max

Herman Roberto, a 9th Support Division HAZMAT handler, lifts weights June 3 at the Harris Fitness Center. Mr. Roberto sticks to a strict workout routine and believes natural weightlifting is the best option. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Chuck Broadway)
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Lucky day

Beale Air Force Base members and their families, along with other local military families, pose for a group shot with Sacramento Kings center Spencer Hawes outside a Best Buy in Natomas Dec. 7. The basketball player helped sponsor 10 Beale families for a Season of Giving shopping spree. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Sarah Gregory)
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Meet and greet

Tech. Sgt. Lisa Hodgden, 9th Security Forces Squadron, shakes hands with Cesar Garcia, age 9, at the Marysville Veterans Day parade Nov. 11. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Sarah Gregory)
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Floating by

Airmen from the 9th Physiological Support Squadron march next to the unit's float, which showcase's their unique mission. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Sarah Gregory)
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These boots were made for marching

More than 250 Beale Airmen march in a mass formation at the Marysville Vetarans Day parade Nov. 11. Together with base volunteer coordinators, wing leadership and individual squadron participation, there were more than 320 Beale particpants in the parade. (Photo by Sean Bhakta)
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Ready, set, march

Beale Air Force Base's honor guard stands ready to lead the base volunteers marching in the Marysville Veterans Day parade Nov. 11. More than 260 Airmen participated in the parade, from 9th Security Forces to the 9th Physiological Support Squadron. (Photo by Sean Bhakta)
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Saying thanks

Gen. Robert "Bob" Otto, 9th Reconnaissance Wing commander, greets Beale Airmen who are formed up to participate in the Marysville Veterans Day parade Nov. 11. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Sarah Gregory)
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