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  • Museum opens Bomb Gunner Exhibit for media day

    Hanging below an aircraft traveling over enemy territory was hardly a job for the faint of heart. But, inside a B-17 ball turret, with legs at a 90-degree angle - sometimes for six to seven hours - is exactly where gunners spent the entire ride.During a media day at the Museum of Aviation, the

  • Iranian Hostage Crisis – part of ’80s history sits at Robins

    At first glance, the C-130 looks just like any other. Upon closer inspection though, this plane is a whole lot different. In fact, it's one of a kind."This aircraft was built for one mission and one mission only," said Larry Layfield Air Force Life Cycle Management Center support contractor.The Iran

  • Getting to know you: Armando Diaz

    This week our Getting to Know You feature highlights Armando Diaz, 573rd Commodities Maintenance Squadron, Composite/Plastic Shop work leader.Time in service: 11 yearsHometown: Warner Robins, Ga.What does your work involve at Robins? "I work closely with technicians performing programmed depot

  • Robins to focus on men’s health awareness throughout June

    Robins is encouraging men to take better care of themselves as part of National Men's Health Month.  "It's a perfect opportunity to encourage the men and boys in our lives to seek regular medical advice and early treatment for disease and injury," said Stuart Bapties, Health and Wellness Center

  • AADD aims to prevent DUIs with a simple phone call

    Here at Robins, bad decisions don't have to lead to severe consequences.Airmen Against Drunk Driving is available 24/7 to help when civilians or airmen need a lift."Our main goal is to prevent DUIs, but we don't turn anyone away," said Master Sgt. Anthony Weiger, 78th Security Forces Squadron unit

  • Getting to know you: Teresa Crumpton

    This week our Getting to Know You feature highlights Teresa Crumpton, 402nd Electronics Maintenance Group, financial management specialist.Time in service: 31 yearsHometown: Warner Robins, Ga.What does your work involve at Robins? "I perform various financial management and budget functions such as

  • Safety First: How the body physiologically responds to heat, heat illness

    Georgia summers are brutal. Between the high temperatures and humidity it can seem almost unbearable.That's why it's so important for those who live and work here to understand how the body responds to hot weather. When the body's thermoregulatory center senses a rising core temperature, certain

  • Getting to know you: Charlene Parks

    This week our Getting to Know You feature highlights Charlene Parks, 562nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron industrial engineer tech planner.Time in service: 27 yearsHometown: Molena, GeorgiaWhat does your work involve at Robins? "My work involves doing work control documents, forecasting and other

  • New interactive math exhibit brings subject to life

    When it comes to math, not many school-aged children think of snowboarding, music or video games. That is exactly how the MathAlive! exhibit brings the concept of how math shapes nearly everything people touch every day."Our goal is to get kids excited about science, technology, engineering and

  • Injury prevention for active retired service members

    In 2014, the United States Census reported a total population of 318.9 million people, and less than 10 percent of these have served or are serving in the military. The breakdown for this is as follows: The Department of Veterans Affairs estimated that there are about 22 million military veterans in