Contract With Security Forces In Travis
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Applicants must also have a clean criminal history, be able to speak distinctly, be eligible to receive a Secret security clearance and earn a general score of 33 or higher on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery entrance exam.
The most common security clearance disqualifiers include: Not a U.S. Citizen. Not loyal to the U.S. / foreign influence. Illegal drug use/involvement.
Males will wear a civilian-style collared shirt or business attire and females will wear a conservative blouse or business attire. No tank-tops or t-shirts are permitted. Children may wear attire without a collar. Attire white in color is not permitted due to the white background.
The wing maintains a work force of approximately 7,547 active-duty military and 2,825 civilian personnel, including personnel from the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Veterans Affairs.
Qualifications No history of excessive alcohol use, drug use or drug- or alcohol-related incidents. No record of sleep disorders. No current history of ADD, ADHD or perceptual/learning disorders. No fear of working around nuclear weapons. No fear of heights or confined spaces. No documented record of gang affiliations.
“A lot of Defenders seek out mental health for reasons that are compounded by working 12-hour shifts; it might create strains on your marriage or your personal life,” he said.
Travis AFB, CA - Units Travis Air Force Base is home to more than 7,000 active duty personnel and civilians. Major units stationed at Travis Air Force Base include the 60th Air Mobility Wing, the 60th Medical Group and the 349th Air Mobility Wing. Other units include the 91st Division and the U.S. Army92s 3rd Brigade.
- ALL visitors will have a criminal history background check conducted upon pass creation and are subject to denial of base access upon any findings. - ALL visitors must have a military affiliated sponsor. - Visitor passes cannot exceed 30 days.
The wing maintains a work force of approximately 7,547 active-duty military and 2,825 civilian personnel, including personnel from the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Veterans Affairs.
The wing maintains a work force of approximately 7,547 active-duty military and 2,825 civilian personnel, including personnel from the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Veterans Affairs.