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  • Training partnership saves money, yields results

    More than 30 Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex employees received a certificate in Industrial Safety and Health through the Georgia Institute of Technology during a ceremony Dec. 4.Due to the success of the partnership between Robins and Georgia Tech Professional Education in 2013, additional

  • In other news ...

    Full Force FridayAs part of Georgia's Zero Tolerance campaign, the Warner Robins Police will be out in full force today in an effort to deter and reduce the number of impaired drivers.The police will have several safety checkpoints set up in town, as well as officers stationed around each check

  • Robins holiday hours

    The following is a list of holiday hours available at press time.OPEN Dec. 24 Base Restaurant ·Afterburner - normal hours·Mobile routes 2, 4 and 6 - normal hours·Daytime snack bars - close at 1 p.m.Quick Turn - closes at 1 p.m.Golf Course - closes at 3 p.m.Bowling Center - open from 11a.m. to 6

  • Social Media Do's and Don'ts

    Social media is a wonderful tool to keep in contact with friends, colleagues and family.But as military and civilian Airmen, we must be careful, especially with our personal accounts. There have already been threatsagainst military members and their families through social media.So check out this

  • 'Do you believe in miracles?'

    The success of any organization centers on the ability of leaders at every level to promote and sustain a leadership model that drives efficiency, consistency, accountability and fosters an all-in teamwork approach.The Air Force Sustainment Center Leadership Model centers around a Common Goal

  • CLINIC RENOVATION: No break in service anticipated

    The Robins Medical Clinic in Bldg. 700 will be getting some serious work done during the next two years. "I'm excited to see this come to fruition. When the renovation is complete in the fall of 2016, our Medical Group will have a more modern and inviting environment for our patients as well as

  • Vigilant Shield: Robins Combat Comm squadrons participate in NORAD Exercise

    Their squadrons are usually the first in, last out; able to deploy anywhere in the world within 72 hours.This time a team of 22 members from the 51st and 52nd Combat Communications Squadrons from Robins flew a few hours north to participate in NORAD's Vigilant Shield 15 exercise. They're part of the

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