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  • Official release of OSHA findings expected today

    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is expected to officially inform Warner Robins Air Logistics Center officials today that a 402nd Maintenance Wing building is allegedly in violation of several of its safety standards. The claims are centered in Bldg. 169, which houses the wing's

  • Air Force transitions from NSPS to GS

    Most Air Force civilians under the National Security Personnel System will convert to the General Schedule by the end of this fiscal year in support of the Department of Defense goal to convert out as quickly as possible. This conversion out of NSPS was mandated by the Fiscal 2010 National Defense

  • Site visit next step in MC-12W selection process

    June 7 is a big day for Robins and the surrounding community. It's so big, if days were aircraft, June 7 would be a C-5. That's when a team from Air Combat Command will arrive for a three-day site survey to hear Robins' pitch why it should be the home base of the MC-12W Liberty. Robins is competing

  • Russell Gate closure to significantly impact traffic

    The Russell Parkway Gate will close for about two months starting May 31.While the closure could impact as many as 10,000 cars per day and significantly increase traffic at other gates, the closure is necessary so needed security improvements can be made to the entrance, said Col. Carl Buhler, 78th

  • HVM area wins performance award

    Many different awards are regularly handed out at Robins, but a new one in the 402nd Aircraft Maintenance Group might be the most unique. It certainly has to be the largest. "It's a lot bigger than I was expecting," said Col. John Bukowinski, group commander. "I call it the mother of all trophies."

  • Leaky roof leads to relocation of about 40 personnel employees

    The Directorate of Personnel did some scrambling this week to keep operations going after heavy rains Sunday damaged part of Bldg. 376. A major roof leak caused serious damage to the ceiling, carpet and computers in a significant portion of the building. Approximately 40 employees have been

  • New kennel a breath of fresh air for military working dogs

    A few members of Team Robins are enjoying a significant upgrade in living accommodations near Luna Lake. On April 30, the military working dogs who make their home here moved into a new, $788,000 kennel with air conditioning and a ventilation system which constantly pumps in clean air. "This is

  • Joint MacDill crews bring Tampa civic leaders to Robins

    Robins recently hosted a group of civic leaders and Airmen from the 927th Air Refueling Wing and 6th Air Mobility Wing at MacDill Air Force Base, Fla. While at Robins, the group visited the Air Force Reserve Command Headquarters and met Lt. Gen. Charles Stenner, Air Force Reserve chief and Commander

  • Robins group training, preparing for new rules

    The Air Force is expecting more of Airmen when it comes to fitness, but a small group at Robins is setting its sights even higher. The group is training to compete in a triathlon, one of the most complete tests of all-around physical fitness. Their first competition will be Coliseum's Rock 'N

  • Test Cell offers Airmen uniformity, neutrality

    A small room in the rear of the Health and Wellness Center here is increasingly getting more attention. The room is the site of the newly-established Fitness Test Cell, which will administer the new fitness test to all Robins Airmen. The new fitness test begins July 1. Both the current and new tests

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