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  • Officials may replace older boilers

    Boilers aren't complex. They essentially turn cold water into hot water or steam. But the equipment has come a long way over the years. That's why Robins engineers are looking at replacing all of the boiler systems on base, which on average are more than a decade old. Newer models, which allow

  • ASD, 638th get high marks during inspection

    The Aerospace Sustainment Directorate and the 638th Supply Chain Management Group were rated "in compliance" in all areas examined in last week's compliance inspection. The team from the Air Force Materiel Command Inspector General's office briefed the results to the organization on Monday. The

  • Heart Link class, tour introduce new spouses to Air Force life

    Spouses new to military life are encouraged to sign up for the upcoming Heart Link class and Spouse Immersion Tour set for Feb. 11. Organized by the Airman & Family Readiness Center, the quarterly, day-long event introduces military spouses to the Air Force and the base's many helping agencies. The

  • Town hall provides forum for information exchange

    Nearly 100 residents of Turner Park, Crestview and Forest Park turned out last week for a town hall meeting. The residents received information on a range of topics, from the rules against solicitation, the potential for a curbside recycling program, and where to go to get information about delays

  • Air Force Assistance Fund begins Feb. 7

    The 2011 Air Force Assistance Fund Campaign begins Feb. 7. The campaign, which runs through March 18, raises money for four charities which benefit active-duty Airmen, Air Force retirees and their families. Only military members can be solicited but civilians can also contribute by contacting the

  • New Travel Card regulations announced

    The Air Force is changing its travel card program to cut down on delinquencies and fraudulent charges. Government travel cards are being replaced with controlled spending account cards, which come with a zero spending limit. When a trip is planned, an estimate is made for spending on the trip and a

  • DBIDS implementation on track

    In preparation for new security procedures scheduled to come online this year, Team Robins members must register personal information in the new Defense Biometric Identification System. The system, known as DBIDS, is an identity authentication and force protection tool which implements physical

  • Energy audit shows room for improvement

    As a part of its "How Low Can We Go" initiative, the Robins Energy Office examined electrical usage on base over four recent holiday periods. What it found is we can go a lot lower. There were some positives. Over the four-day Thanksgiving holiday, energy usage was down 8.2 percent and on New Year's

  • Marine training exercise to produce noise

    A training exercise will be conducted here Monday through Friday by Light Attack Squadron 773, the Marine helicopter squadron which relocated to Robins last summer. Those living on or near the base can expect to hear noise due to increased helicopter traffic. The squadron normally operates seven

  • Center to receive additional OSHA citations

    The Warner Robins Air Logistics Center has learned it will be given more than 50 additional citations from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration concerning safety processes and procedures. The Center was officially notified Monday of 27 of the citations, which cover a range of

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