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AFSC Director of Staff talks career mentoring

Ms. Wendy Walden, director of staff for the AFSC, talks about her mentoring experiences throughout her career and helping others meet their professional goals. Part I

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OPSEC Awareness

With adversary threats growing daily, operations security, or OPSEC, is more important than ever. OPSEC experts are heralding the call for advanced protection, both inside and out of the office, for all.

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AFSC Manpower and Personnel CSFO Mentor and Job Shadow Programs

The AFSC Manpower and Personnel Center Senior Functional Office (DP CSFO) is launching the second year of our Mentoring and Job Shadow programs. Our data call opens up 15-28 February, with a 1 April start date.

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Reduce your cancer risk

Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. About one of every three Americans will develop some form of malignancy during his or her lifetime, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Genes, lifestyle, and the environment work together to increase or decrease risk of getting cancer. Each person’s cancer risk is made up of a combination of these factors.

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Enlisted Force Development Action Plan

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Civilian Developmental Education AY23

Applications for Academic Year 23 of Civilian Developmental Education open on Jan. 18, 2022, and the time is now to start preparing applications.

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Throwback Thursday - Feb. 24, 2022

On Feb. 27, 2006, (ret.) Gen. Robert L. Scott Jr. died at age 97. Scott, a WWII flying ace and author of “God Is my Co-Pilot,” spent his last years championing the cause of the Robins AFB Museum of Aviation where his life and legacy are commemorated in a large exhibit.

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Throwback Thursday - Feb. 17, 2022

On Feb. 10, 1986, the first new KC-135R tanker arrived at Robins and was named after the City of Warner Robins. The arrival marked the beginning of a program to replace the 19th Air Refueling Wing’s KC-135A models. The 19th Bomb Wing and the 19th ARW, both known as the “Black Knights” operated out of Robins for nearly 50 years.

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Throwback Thursday - Feb. 10, 2022

On Feb. 10, 1988, Air Force Systems Command commander Gen. Bernard P. Randolph, a former WR-ALC vice commander, returned to Robins to participate in the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Georgia’s Black Eagles exhibit at the Museum of Aviation. Randolph was the second African-American to achieve the four-star rank in Air Force history and the first master navigator to attain four-star rank and command a major command.

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Throwback Thursday - Feb. 3, 2022

On Feb. 9, 1942, the 78th Fighter Group, the antecedent of the 78th ABW, stood up, eventually transferring to the 8th AF fighter units stationed at RAF Duxford. They flew their last mission April 13, 1945. During that time they flew the P-38 Lightning, P-47 Thunderbolt and P-51 Mustang on bomber escorts and counter-air activities. They also supported the Normandy invasion and participated in the Battle of the Bulge. The Group was reactivated in 1948 and stayed in service until 1961. During this time they flew the F-84 Thunderjet, F-89 Scorpion, F-86 Sabre, F-102 Delta Dagger, F-104 Starfighter, F-101 Voodoo and F-106 Delta Dart.

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Throwback Thursday - Jan. 27, 2022

On Jan. 29, 2014, Robins received 3-5 inches of snow on top of frozen rain. It was one of the most severe winter weather events in installation history. This storm affected Atlanta and other areas, shutting theses cities down and stranding motorists for days.

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Throwback Thursday - Jan. 20, 2022

On Jan. 25, 1949, base military personnel began adaptation of their uniforms to blues. These blue uniforms were first produced by Bachman-Uxbridge Worsted Inc. and were Shade 1683 or “Uxbridge” Blue. There have been numerous tweaks since. Today, the official shade is #1620 or “Air Force Blue.”

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Throwback Thursday - Jan. 13, 2022

On Jan. 10, 2007, Mark Doherty, Institute for Operational Research and Management Sciences executive director, presented then WR-ALC Commander Maj. Gen. Tom Owen the 2006 Franz Edelman Trophy for Operational research. The Center received the award for reducing the repair and overhaul time on the C-5 aircraft by 33%.

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Throwback Thursday - Jan. 6, 2022

On Jan. 1, 1973, the U.S. Postal Service assigned Robins Air Force Base the zip code 31098, replacing 31093, which covered all of Warner Robins. It was to be used for all official mail and mail addressed to military quarters located on base. The Warner Robins zip code 31093 was still to used for off base military housing. Ultimately, Houston County got another zip code: 31088.

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Civilian Developmental Education AY23

Applications for Academic Year 23 of Civilian Developmental Education open on Jan. 18, 2022, and the time is now to start preparing applications.

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AFMC Connect: Purpose

Being aware of each Airmen's contribution to the mission is essential in a purpose-driven work environment.

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Winter weather can bring extreme cold, freezing rain, snow, ice and high winds. Ice and snow can create a higher risk of car accidents, fractures from falling, and overexertion injuries. Stay safe and healthy by planning ahead for the hazards of winter weather.

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Throwback Thursday - Dec. 30, 2021

'Every Day in Middle Georgia Is Armed Forces Appreciation Day.' U.S. Army veteran Dr. Dan Callahan, who originally coined the phrase in 1968, passed away in December 2016. He served during World War II and the Philippine Liberation Campaign, and volunteered as a physician during Vietnam.

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Throwback Thursday - Dec. 23, 2021

In December 2008, then Col. Warren Berry, 78th Air Base Wing commander, announced the closing of Robins Elementary School. The school, which opened in 1964, was responsible for educating about 10,000 military children over a 45 year period prior to its closure.

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