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Marty Hutchinson, 571st Combat Sustainment Squadron director, speaks during a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 24 for the newly-opened Fixed-Wing Targeting Depot in Bldg. 640. The ceremony commemorated Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control and the 402nd Maintenance Squadron's move to the new space. Formerly known as the World Wide LANTIRN Depot, the Fixed Wing Targeting Depot is responsible for providing depot-level repair support and logistics services to domestic and international LANTIRN navigation and targeting pods and U.S. Air Force Sniper Advanced Targeting Pods. The new facility provides an additional 500 square feet of space and is flexible and expandable to meet current and future business needs. U. S. Air Force photo by Gary Cutrell


640 Ribbon Cutting

Marty Hutchinson, 571st Combat Sustainment Squadron director, speaks during a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 24 for the newly-opened Fixed-Wing Targeting Depot in Bldg. 640. The ceremony commemorated Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control and the 402nd Maintenance Squadron's move to the new space. Formerly known as the World Wide LANTIRN Depot, the Fixed Wing Targeting Depot is responsible for providing depot-level repair support and logistics services to domestic and international LANTIRN navigation and targeting pods and U.S. Air Force Sniper Advanced Targeting Pods. The new facility provides an additional 500 square feet of space and is flexible and expandable to meet current and future business needs. U. S. Air Force photo by Gary Cutrell

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The Robins Air Force Base Fitness Center sponsored a 10-Mile Ruck Run on March 24, 2017. Today's ruck run was one of many military-centric events the Fitness Center offers. Participants wore ruck sacks weighing at least 35 pounds while trying to manage a 10-mile cross country course as fast as possible. (U.S. Air Force photos/RAYMOND CRAYTON, JR.)
The Robins Air Force Base Fitness Center sponsored a 10-Mile Ruck Run on March 24, 2017. Today's ruck run was one of many military-centric events the Fitness Center offers. Participants wore ruck sacks weighing at least 35 pounds while trying to manage a 10-mile cross country course as fast as possible. (U.S. Air Force photos/RAYMOND CRAYTON, JR.)
The Robins Air Force Base Fitness Center sponsored a 10-Mile Ruck Run on March 24, 2017. Today's ruck run was one of many military-centric events the Fitness Center offers. Participants wore ruck sacks weighing at least 35 pounds while trying to manage a 10-mile cross country course as fast as possible. (U.S. Air Force photos/RAYMOND CRAYTON, JR.)
The Robins Air Force Base Fitness Center sponsored a 10-Mile Ruck Run on March 24, 2017. Today's ruck run was one of many military-centric events the Fitness Center offers. Participants wore ruck sacks weighing at least 35 pounds while trying to manage a 10-mile cross country course as fast as possible. (U.S. Air Force photos/RAYMOND CRAYTON, JR.)
Marilyn Robinson, 78th Air Base Wing Sexual Assault Victim Advocate, poses for a photo at Robins Air Force Base. Marilyn is a retired Master Sergeant and served as a surveillance technician for 20 years. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Kelly Goonan/released)
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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Geoff Janes)
The Team Robins Quest for Zero (Q4Z) Heat Stress Focus is simply a reminder that hot temperatures are just around the corner, so the potential for heat-related conditions can easily escalate. (U.S. Air Force file photo)
President Woodrow Wilson requests a declaration of war from Congress April 2, 1917. (Robins Air Force Base History Office supplied photo)
The “Put your hands together ...” feature is a monthly installment to the Robins Rev-Up. Due to the overwhelming number of awards people at Robins receive, we just aren’t able to cover them all. This feature is our way of ensuring we give credit where we can. PYHT will run in the last issue each month. To have an award included in the feature, submit a brief write up of the award and the people who have earned it. Photos may be submitted, but space is limited. Submissions should be sent as a word document; photos should be .jpegs to 78ABW.pa.office@us.af.mil. For more information, contact Geoff Janes at vance.janes @us.af.mil or by phone at 468-6386. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Geoff Janes
Forty-Seven years as a priest, 38 as an active duty chaplain, Father Thomas Fey says he’s had a double vocation since he was a young boy – to serve God and Country. Fey began his journey in 1958, when he was just 12-years old, explaining his catholic grammar school had left a resounding impression on him. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Goonan)
Forty-Seven years as a priest, 38 as an active duty chaplain, Father Thomas Fey says he’s had a double vocation since he was a young boy – to serve God and Country. Fey began his journey in 1958, when he was just 12-years old, explaining his catholic grammar school had left a resounding impression on him. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Goonan)
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