Turning wrenches

Stripped Away: C-130 readied for inspection as workers disassemble parts

Home away from Home - Over the next several months, The Rev-Up will document the programmed depot maintenance of a C-130H during its time at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex. We'll highlight   various stages of the PDM process, telling the stories    of the people and organizations behind

Ebola - The Facts

According to the World Health Organization, more than 8,900 people have contracted Ebola since March in the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal and Sierra Leone, making the current outbreak the most severe on record. More than 4,400 people have died.A person can't get Ebola

'We're here for you, stay calm' - Base, county health officials ready for unlikely Ebola threat

Few people would deny that Ebola isn't a very soothing word. And, as the disease continues to dominate the news, so do the concerns of many Americans, almost to a point of hysteria some   would say.  But make no mistake. As with any potential threat - manmade or otherwise - Team Robins is ready to

Built to last – historic building to get new roof

As historic as it is gargantuan, Bldg. 125 was obviously built to last.  Now, for the first time since its construction in 1942, a major project that will replace the aircraft maintenance hangar's entire roof is underway - an effort that could take as long as five years.  Standing 101 feet tall, the

Youth sports on the move

The Robins Youth Center has partnered with the Warner Robins and Perry recreation departments and the Central Georgia Soccer Association to offer military children more opportunities for sports.The first program that will be enhanced through participation in the local community will be basketball.

Robins Airman could face death penalty in capital murder case

A Robins Airman accused of murder could potentially face the death penalty. In the case of U.S. vs. Senior Airman Charles Amos Wilson III, Lt. Gen. Bruce Litchfield, Air Force Sustainment Center commander and convening authority, has referred charges to a general court-martial as a capital

Campaign urges ‘zero’ tolerance for workplace risks

Robins Airmen and civilian workers can never be too safe as reminded by this month's kickoff of the Quest for Zero campaign.The Air Force-wide, year-round initiative aims to increase awareness of risk management and on-duty safety, focusing on different career fields - the first being that of

Robins looks ahead with $36.5 million in projects

Progress is about looking and moving ahead. If there's a little noise and discomfort associated with it, then you're in the right spot at Robins. That's because funding which arrived at the end of fiscal 2014, will go toward various restoration modernization and sustainment projects across the

HEC offers Robins venue to meet, celebrate all occasions

Whether your organization is holding an important meeting or you're celebrating the most special day of your life, the Horizons Event Center is a place where special occasions unfold.The HEC, as the center is commonly referred to, is no ordinary venue.Sharon Royster, Operations manager for the 78th