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  • Malicious websites pose threat to base network

    The discovery of spoofed Air Force websites means Air Force network users must maintain vigilant awareness before entering passwords into Air Force sites.The 94th Communications Flight, located here, is alerting Dobbins personnel about malicious websites posing as official Department of Defense and

  • Students attend sexual assault training

    Members from the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) program will be conducting mandatory Bystander Intervention training for all military and civilian personnel who supervise military personnel. The training must be completed by June 30, 2012. To sign up for seats in the training classes,

  • Congressional staffers visit Dobbins

    Staff members from various Georgia congressional offices visited Dobbins Air Reserve Base Aug. 12 for breakfast and a look at the new base control tower which was opened here last week. The state of the art control tower helps handle air traffic in the busiest sector of air traffic in the world.

  • No changes to military retirement anytime soon, officials say

    The military retirement isn't going to change any time soon, Defense Department officials said. "There's no immediate plan to affect retirement," Navy Adm. Mike Mullen told service members at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, July 31. The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said any changes to

  • President's plan likely to affect 2013 defense budget

    President Barack Obama's effort to seek additional savings within the Defense Department likely will affect the department's fiscal 2013 budget, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said April 13.The president announced that he plans to work with Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Navy Adm.

  • Dobbins participates in federal food drive

    Col. Tim Tarchick, 94th Airlift Wing commander, recently announced Dobbins Air Reserve Base's participation in the "Feds Feed Families" Food Drive campaign. The Defense Department is taking a leading role in a nationwide campaign challenging federal employees to donate to their local food pantries.

  • Dobbins commemorates new beacon of modernization

    The red ribbon adorned the entrance of the newly-constructed air traffic control tower to celebrate the opening Aug. 9 here. Distinguished guests and visitors included Mayor Mark Mathews, city of Kennesaw, Maj. Gen. Thomas Moore, commander of the Georgia Air National Guard, Col. Heath Nuckolls, 22nd

  • 70 years of aviation excellence

    "I am honored to be here," said Guest Speaker Kent Amos as he stood at the podium in a ballroom at the Gaylord Hotel and Convention Center in National Harbor MD Aug 6. "Your theme for this year was '70 years of aviation excellence: Then, Now and the Future,'" he said. He peered into a crowd of more

  • “Airmen enrich Airmen,” during lunch and learn

    The Airmen Enriching Airmen program, hosted by the 94th Airlift Wing Human Resource Development Council, recently began holding luncheon briefings for Airmen to learn about various topics including financial investments and reading credit scores.The program began in February, as part of the HRDCs

  • SFS members perform 'time-honored tradition'

    Servicemembers from the 94th Airlift Wing Security Forces Squadron were selected to perform the retreat ceremony Aug. 6 held at the flagstaff in front of building 838.Retreat is a military ceremony that serves to pay respect to the American flag and signal the end of the duty day.Units from Dobbins