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  • Five from JSTARS win ANG Information Dominance and Functional Award

    The 116th Air Control Wing's communication squadron continued its record of success capturing five of 10 national-level 2012 Air National Guard Information Dominance and Functional Awards.The ANG Information Dominance Awards recognize military and civilian members for sustained superior performance

  • Robins Airman selected to spread the word about safety

    Airman 1st Class Amanda Van Speybroeck, a Wichita Falls, Texas, native has been selected to serve on a 10-member panel as part of the Airman-to-Airman Safety Advisory Council Charter. "If I can get one person not to make a bad decision which will affect them, their friends and family for the rest of

  • Helpful information concerning sequestration, furloughs

    The following is a list of stories, information from leadership and a number of links with resources and tools:May 17 civilian briefing on furloughsFurlough Q & As, April 8, 2013 FAQ - Administrative FurloughsAvailable ResourcesHow will furlough affect you? Use this calculator to find out.How does

  • Latest VERA/VSIP round results in more than 400 buyouts

    Robins is offering 403 civilian employees a cash incentive to retire, retire early or resign. During a two-week window in February, civilian personnel received 880 applications for early retirement or separation. The office issued 593 offers, with 403 workers accepting, one undecided and 189

  • 5th CCG assists during wireless upgrade

    When the call comes, members of the 5th Combat Communications Group stand ready to deploy within 72 hours. That call can also be right here at home, with the assistance of the 53rd Combat Communications Squadron - one of four mission squadrons whose military members specialize in complex combat

  • Tuition Assistance program suspended

    Due to sequestration, the Secretary of the Air Force approved the suspension of Military Tuition Assistance effective March 11. The suspension applies to all components, including the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard on extended active duty orders. The Air Force has had to make difficult

  • Software team now tests wiring in minutes, not days

    Testing complex electrical wiring systems inside aircraft mainframes may sound a bit intimidating, but for a team from the 580th Software Maintenance Squadron here, it's just another day at the office. The team uses the Automatic Wire Test Set not only to support aircraft wire testing across

  • New complex plating shop safer, more efficient

    The Advanced Metal Finishing Facility - the newest building in the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex - will boast a multitude of improved efficiencies and processes once it's up and running later this year.But, one of the new facility's greatest benefits will be reduced worker exposure to

  • Q&A with Chief Master Sgt. Sandra LePine

    Chief Master Sgt. Sandra LePine is the new installation command chief at Robins. She recently took the time to answer a few questions about her goals and philosophies. Q: In so much as supporting the installation commander, how do you see yourself fitting into the big picture? A:My main charge as a

  • Participants needed for Caring for People forums

    If you interested in making a positive difference in the community and you have ideas that will help improve the quality of life for Team Robins and their family members, consider being a part of the 3rd Annual Team Robins Caring for People Forum. Focus groups will develop top two concerns and

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