Base EO Office lauded

Robins' Equal Opportunity Office was  recently recognized by the Investigations and Resolution Division for resilient participation in the Investigations and Resolutions Case Management System Pilot Program, implemented in February, 2014. Robins, along with four other activities, all the division's

Inspection leads to critical discovery

There are times when what you can't see can be a lifesaver, especially when it comes to ensuring the safety of F-15 pilots.In November, an extensive crack was discovered during a routine nondestructive inspection of a right F-15 wing spar, the critical component that attaches to the aircraft. An

Robins unit recognized by Defense Department

The 448th Supply Chain Management Wing - which includes the 431st Supply Chain Management Squadron at Robins - was recognized with a 2014 Defense Acquisition Workforce Development Award, Silver Award, Large Organization. Including Robins, there are flights located at Hill and Tinker Air Force bases,

Base tracks green goals

Robins has been working hard to minimize its environmental footprint by annually tracking its environmental management goals.According to a 2012 Air Force policy on achieving efficiencies through pollution prevention and waste elimination, several goals were established to assist the AF with

Taxes: It's that time of year again

It's tax time, and the Robins Tax Service is preparing to help service members, retirees and eligible family members file 2014 returns.The Base Tax Center will be open Mondays through Thursdays from 8 to 11 a.m., and 1 to 4 p.m. from Feb. 2 through April 15. The center is located in Bldg. 995 in a

Raising the Roof

Start Your Engines

Even aircraft engines removed from powerful Air Force weapon systems need an oil change every now and then.As part of our ongoing "Home Away from Home" series, which debuted last September, our in-depth coverage over the last four months has highlighted various stages of the programmed depot

Base nominated to develop AF insider threat program

Robins has been nominated as a future test wing candidate for the development of the Air Force's insider threat program. Still in its early stages, preparation is underway for a spring visit here by members of Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute, under contract by the Office