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  • 1st Lt. Alicia Harvey collects donated food Aug. 30 for the 4th Annual Feds Feed Families Food Drive. Feds Feed Families is a voluntary effort undertaken by Federal employees to bring non-perishable food items to their offices for distribution to local food banks.(U. S. Air Force photo/Sue Sapp)

    Base drive collects more than 2,000 pound of food donations

    The 4th Annual Feds Feed Families Food Drive campaign ran June 1 through Aug. 30. This voluntary effort is undertaken by federal employees across the U.S. who collect and donate food and non-perishable items for foods banks in local communities. This year Robins collected and distributed 2,405 pounds of non-perishable food to food banks in Warner

  • 402nd Software Maintenance Group recertified a Star Site

    The 402nd Software Maintenance Group at Robins has been recertified an Occupational Safety and Health Administration Star Site. A Star Site is the highest level of Voluntary Protection Program recognition awarded by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Initially, the group received Star Site recognition in November 2009, following a
  • A formation of Airmen from the Air Force Reserve Command Readiness Management Group led by Col. Patti Frisbie, RMG deputy commander, salute during a retreat ceremony Aug. 30. (U. S. Air Force photo/Sue Sapp)

    AFRC's Readiness Management Group hosts retreat ceremony

  • Col. Timothy Molnar, 402nd Aircraft Maintenance Group commander, goes through a breakfast buffet line with his new honorary commander, Dale Richmond, owner of First Response Service Inc. A ceremony was held at the Museum of Aviation Friday to induct new commanders into the Honorary Commanders Program program for the 2012-2013 term . The program began in 2005 and was exclusive to the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center. However, with the current restructure, the program is now targeted to Team Robins to include mission partners. It is designed to encourage an exchange of ideas, experiences, and friendship between key members of the local civilian community and members of Team Robins. The program is a method to foster a supportive relationship between the base and the community, increase military involvement in civic endeavors and organizations and make the members of the local community part of the Robins AFB family (U. S. Air Force photo/Sue Sapp)

    Robins inducts newest honorary commanders

    Robins inducted its newest honorary commanders Aug. 30 during a ceremony at the Museum of Aviation. This year, 30 community members from across Middle Georgia were selected.The program began in 2005 and is designed to encourage an exchange of ideas, experiences and friendship between key members of the local civilian community and members of Team

  • Personality Profile - Constance Harp

    Constance Harp, an electronics technician in the 402nd Electronics Maintenance Group, is the next person to be profiled in a series of videos spotlighting workers at Robins and the hard work they do in support of the warfighter.Click here to watch the video.

  • AFSC looks for world-record performance

    Striving for world-record performance must be the common goal of everyone in the Air Force Sustainment Center in order to provide the cost-effective readiness the Air Force needs.Lt. Gen. Bruce Litchfield, AFSC commander, stressed the need to set high expectations during a three-day senior leader conference here Aug 22-24. The conference was

  • COMMENTARY: Federal employees reminded to maintain professionalism with contractors

    As the new Air Force Sustainment Center commander, I'm challenging our personnel to strive for world-class results. I want to improve our business and give our warfighter the best product with the highest quality, on time and on cost. In this environment of excellence, there is no room for misconduct and I'm reminding all Federal employees to
  • David Murray displays a magnetic or hook drop light used in the C-5 engine shop. Improvements in the C-5 engine shop have made the environment safer and has streamlined the process for mechanics. (U. S. Air Force photo/Sue Sapp)

    Advances in C-5 Engine shop create user-friendly workspace

    Advances inside the C-5 Engine Shop have resulted in not only higher morale, but also quality of life and efficiency improvements.As C-5 engines are brought into the shop for Isochronal inspections, maintainers must move over, under and around each engine. In the past year, new engine stands were introduced, which allow various access points on
  • A broken U-2 arrived at Robins Friday, where local battle damage experts will see if it's possible to repair the plane and return it to the Air Force's reconnaissance aircraft fleet. (U. S. Air Force photo/Sue Sapp)

    'Dragon Lady' gets once over at Robins

    A new partnership is in the works at the new Air Force Life Cycle Management Center here. The Command and Control, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance division, which manages the U2 Program, is exploring options for organic repair and partnering with the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex to fully repair a damaged U-2 aircraft and bring

  • FAP offers expanded services to domestic abuse victims

    The Robins Family Advocacy Program provides prevention and intervention to military families who have experienced domestic abuse. The program has now expanded its services to adult victims by providing a domestic abuse victim advocate who is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for help and support. The DAVA provides comprehensive services
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