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  • Air Force Ball tickets now available

    It's comprised of more than 3,000 combat aircraft and 300,000 active duty Airmen - by far the largest in the world. So, when it comes to birthdays, what do you get for an Air Force that has it all? Honoring America's wounded warriors is a fitting way to start. "A Hero's Welcome," is the theme of

  • Family Child Care Program offers safe home-like environment to grow

    Parenthood is a gargantuan job. Throw in the additional challenges that come with serving in the military, and you've got yourself a litany of urgent responsibilities and one frenzied life. But the Robins Family Care Center is here to help alleviate the tough task of finding a well-qualified

  • Looking for a chance to show your resiliency?

    When things get tough, what do you do to get through your day at work or at home? If you had an opportunity to write a very simple sentence on what makes you resilient, how would it read? A special event will take place Sept. 12 that will give members of the Team Robins family a chance to highlight

  • SecAF makes first visit to Robins Air Force Base

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James visited Robins Air Force Base this week to get an up close look at the installation's diverse and dynamic missions.This was the Secretary's first visit to the installation, where she spent two days touring several areas of Georgia's largest industrial

  • CMXG C-130 long flaps shop highlights process discipline

    Continuous process improvements have yielded successful outcomes in the 574th Commodities Maintenance Squadron's production of C-130 outer wing long flaps. Using an innovative process known as The AFSC Way, the team has forged ahead using the standard systems approach that enables personnel at any

  • Airman’s Attic grand reopening set for Monday

    A ceremony to signal the reopening of the Robins Airman's Attic will be Monday at its new location in Bldg. 914. The event is scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. and will include a cake-cutting and the chance for attendees to tour the facility, a key fixture at Robins which has been closed for weeks

  • Labor Management Forum Charter signed

    Robins' future hinges on management and employees continuing to strengthen their relationship of mutual trust and respect. That relationship took a big step forward Tuesday during the signing of a labor-management forum charter. The charter - signed by Col. Chris Hill, Installation commander, and

  • Resiliency is essential to withstanding life’s challenges

    Headlines announcing the death of actor, Robin Williams, proved to many that suicide can impact anyone. Capt. Nicole Campbell, Robins Mental Health Clinic Suicide Prevention Program manager and psychology provider, said while suicide can affect people of all genders, ethnicities, nationalities, and