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April 11, 2008
Avionics and Instrument Flight helps resurrect targeting devices

In the world of Air Force weapons systems, few technologies are sent to the morgue and later revived. But a second chance at life is just what the Pave Penny pods receive when returned to Robins and the Pave Penny pod shop, in silver boxes known as caskets. Members of the shop, which is part of the
April 11, 2008
Team Robins is ready for inspection

By the time you read this, many of the Headquarters AFMC Operational Readiness Inspection team inspectors will have arrived at Robins, with the remainder coming in this weekend. They're already getting a taste for the dedication and professionalism our 20,000-plus American patriots show everyday. It
April 11, 2008
High deployment demands force intense preparations for members of 5th CCG

For members of the 5th Combat Communications Group, training and deploying is a job description they do not take lightly. Because of the high deployment demands on the group, the group constantly strives to prepare all of its Airmen for any tasking. About 35 Airmen from the group were being trained
April 11, 2008
78th CEG fixes water flow, saves AF $70,000+

Workers from the 78th Civil Engineer Group's Industrial Utilities and Heavy Horizontal shops came together to help things flow better at Robins Air Force Base. The crew recently wrapped up a three-month project to correct water flow problems on the 116th Air Control Wing's north end of the base.
April 9, 2008
Robins hosted an Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century Senior Leader’s Course

Colonels, GS-15s or National Security Personnel System equivalents, and chief master sergeants from throughout the Air Force attended the course, which incorporated both classroom instruction and on-site tours where AFSO21 tools and initiatives have been implemented. Some of the areas highlighted
April 4, 2008
All Aboard: Spouses and children of deployed Airmen meet former president on train excursion across Georgia

Spouses and children of Airmen deployed from Robins were recently given the "presidential treatment" as part of a special event sponsored by the Airmen and Family Readiness Center. The group of about 55 Robins dependents were greeted by former President Carter in Reese Park in Plains, Ga., where the
April 4, 2008
Cadet corps helps youth learn about military

Young people can now learn about military life without ever joining. The Naval Sea Cadet Corps was established as a youth group designed to teach patriotism, leadership, and basic naval skills to Americans age 10 to high school seniors. Ron Baker, a retired Navy captain and headquarters
April 4, 2008
Units to merge into 78th Force Support Squadron

This summer, the 78th Mission Support Squadron and the 78th Services Division will merge to become the 78th Force Support Squadron. The standing up of the 78th FSS is part of a Program Action Decision. All Air Force bases are projected to be in this structure by 2010, with most merging in summer
April 4, 2008
Program allows wounded Soldier to recover at Robins

Sergeant Joe Krummert, a paratrooper assigned to the 1230th Transportation Company in the Georgia Army National Guard at Bainbridge, Ga., was riding in an armored vehicle in Iraq when an accident caused by a roadside improvised explosive device turned his world upside down. Sergeant Krummert
April 4, 2008
Random tests help deter drug use

The Air Force has zero tolerance for drug use. The Drug Demand Reduction Program, an Air Force-wide random drug testing program established in the late 1970s, is a force the military branch uses to deter illegal drug use. All active-duty military members can be tested at random. However, only