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  • Knowing where to request records saves time, money

    In an effort to save time and money, the master personnel records branch staff at the Air Force Personnel Center wants retirees and former Airmen to know the correct procedures for requesting medical and personnel record information."Knowing the correct procedures can not only cut down on the

  • Scholarship aid available for eligible Reservists, families

    Dobbins Service members and family are eligible to receive one of 20 available $500 scholarships as part of the annual Total Force Top 3/USAA scholarship. Eligible applicants may submit packages if they are the rank of E-9 or below or an immediate family member of an E-9 or below (i.e., daughter,

  • Base honor guard accepting applications

    The 94th Airlift Wing Honor Guard is accepting applications for prospective members. While there are currently no open positions available, Master Sgt. Aaron Albright, honor guard superintendent, is always looking for stellar, duty-driven Airmen to fill future openings. Candidates must hold the rank

  • Officials seek nominees for civilian awards

    Air Force officials are soliciting nominations for the 2013 Air Force Association Outstanding Air Force Civilian Employees of the Year Award.Each year, the AFA recognizes Air Force civilian employees for outstanding achievement in four categories:* Civilian Wage Employee (all Federal Wage System

  • Wing hosts honorary commanders' 'Dobbins Day'

    As people took their seats at the Prisoner of War/Missing in Action park near the center of Dobbins Air Reserve Base, eyes constantly strayed towards the base honor guard as they stood at parade rest, ready for the ceremony. Each member held a wheel cap in their hand - one for each service - five in

  • Communications manager reflects on life, career

    Clint Whitehead retired as a chief master sgt. in 1991, after a 26 year long career. That would have been satisfying for most people, but for Whitehead, he came to Dobbins Air Reserve Base and saw a need. The base was in a state of transition as contractors were hired and replaced for the big job of

  • Base fire dept offers tips to prevent

    Drought conditions and high winds can cause a wildfire, especially in wooded areas. Being prepared can not only save your home, but your life.While people start most wildfires, they can also prevent most of them by following these safety tips, provided by the Dobbins Fire Department:-Contact your

  • Mold: a silent killer

    Mold is alive, and mold is sneaky. It doesn't even need a constant source of water to sustain life, which isn't a very comforting fact. Mainly all it needs is a wet or damp surface to be a menace. Mold can be in your walls, shoes or on your food, and those are just places you can see. What about

  • CSAF, spouse recognized for distinguished service

    During the final days of a 39-year career, the Air Force's top Airman stood beside his wife as they were both recognized for their distinguished service in a modest ceremony before close colleagues and family members here Aug. 9.Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz received the