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  • EAP offers tips on how to not take relationships for granted

    People sometimes put an extra burden on their relationships by expecting them to live up to romantic love stories seen on television and film. While the reality of relationships can look different, these bonds can still be strong and fulfilling. The Employee Assistance Program can work with you to

  • Fifty years and counting

    Before Pat Deike was hired at Robins, she was rejected three times.The only thing she had to do to get the job the last time was carry a 75-pound box across the room."I would've done it if I had a hernia," Deike said with a laugh. She was hired March 9, 1966 as a sheet metal mechanic making $1.92 an

  • Aircraft technician receives Command Civilian Valor Award

    Sometimes being at the right place at the right time can mean the difference between life and death.On a cold November morning, Trent Miller was on his way to work when he saw a small pickup truck run into the back of a log truck on Ga. Highway 96 in Twiggs County.Miller, a 402nd Aircraft

  • Getting to know you: Sgt Christopher Young

    This week our Getting to Know You feature highlights Sgt Christopher Young, HMLA 773(-), MAG 49, 4th MAW administrative clerk.Time in service: 9 yearsHometown: Alma, Ga.What does your work involve at Robins? "I am the legal chief for the unit. The day typically starts around 7:30 a.m., checking

  • As temperatures soar, protect yourself from sun's UV rays

    The Air Force Safety Center joins the National Safety Council in highlighting June as National Safety Month.According to the NSC, the goal for National Safety Month is to raise awareness of what it takes to stay "SafeForLife," and focus on reducing the leading causes of injury and death at work, on

  • 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