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  • AF leader to break new ground

    Col. Madeline Lopez is breaking new ground -- she's set to become the first commander of Defense Logistics Agency Warner Robins. Lopez has served as the director of the C-17 Aircraft/System Support Management office at Warner Robins Air Logistics Center since September 2004 and will become DLA

  • Key Spouse program changes name in an effort to better reflect mission

    The Robins Key Spouse program is taking on a new look to help maximize its ability to aid the Robins community. The program, which is being renamed the Trained Spouses in Action, allows peer-to-peer interaction and trains spouses to assist military families. "The name change is beneficial because it

  • Out of Africa: Robins Airmen travel across the world to make a difference

    Toes poking out of worn-down shoes, parentless children with barely enough food to line the bottom of their grumbling stomachs, a lack of indoor plumbing, inadequate healthcare and little clothing to hide from the cold night wind are all part of life in the village of Leratong, located in Qwa Qwa,

  • Operations Air Force cadets land at Robins

    During the last few weeks members of Team Robins have been imparting knowledge on a group of college students who hold the future of the Air Force in their hands. Robins is hosting 27 Air Force Senior ROTC cadets through August 1 as part of the Operations Air Force program. The cadets, who all just

  • Flap shop maintainers proud to serve their country on the back line

    Knowing your work can end up on the front line of the war against terror could motivate anyone, and the Robins flap shop is no exception. Members of the flap shop team understand how important their maintenance work is to warfighters around the world because they know these C-130s are flying

  • EOD unit tight-lipped about mission to provide safety worldwide

    In a world where IED, an acronym for Improvised Explosive Device, was recently added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, few could argue explosive devices have found their way into the public eye. However, being in the public eye isn't a blessing for members of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal