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  • JSTARS: Connecting the dots on battlefield

    After slipping by each other the narrow aisle of an E-8C Joint STARS aircraft, more than a dozen Airmen settle into their seats and begin to flip switches and work through checklists. Their olive-green headsets block out the roar of the jet engines and replace it with busy radio chatter as the crew

  • Don't let the uniform fool you

    Would you be surprised to know that right here at Robins Air Force Base, the Air National Guard' s 116th Air Control Wing employs more than 1000 Guardsmen where nearly 40 percent are employed as full-time civil service employees?While many Air National Guardsmen serve on a part-time basis--sometimes

  • Giving back, Georgia guardsman taking the heat for his community

    Like other men and women in the Georgia Air National Guard that dedicate themselves to volunteerism, a 116th Air Control Wing non-commissioned officer is following in their footsteps.Master Sgt. Todd, from the 129th Combat Training Squadron, recently graduated from level-one firefighter training, a