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  • Airman of the Month

    Name: Gage DanielUnit: 94th Airlift Wing - Wing Staff AgenciesOfficial Duty Title: Mass Communications JourneymanHometown: Joplin, Mo,Time in service: 7+ years!Time at Dobbins: since August 2021Goals: Find a way to have a long-term ministry to spread the gospel and connect with people, showing

  • Airman of the Month

    Congratulations to our January 2024 Airman of the Month, Staff Sgt. Jordan Chambers. Name: Jordan ChambersUnit: 94th Operations Support SquadronOfficial Duty Title: Administration SpecialistHometown: Forsyth, Ga.Time in service: 4 yearsTime at Dobbins: 4 yearsGoals: I plan to further my education to

  • Financial Finders Keepers, January 2024

    Mr. Kevin Startt is Dobbins Air Reserve Base's Personal Financial Counselor. Each month on UTA Sunday, he provides a two-hour financial readiness class for any DoD ID card holders. Unless otherwise advertised, financial readiness classes will take place from 10 a.m. - noon in Heritage Hall, Bldg.

  • Dobbins Airmen help Army paratroopers jump into holidays

    Amidst a crisp blue sky, a Dobbins C-130H3 Hercules soars above Georgia, carrying within it several Army paratroopers poised to execute their airborne maneuvers. As the landing zone drew close, jumpmasters swiftly usher readied paratroopers out of the plane one-by-one, each descending to the ground

  • Dobbins Airmen participate in USMC Raven Exercise

    The 94th Airlift Wing joined with forces from the Air National Guard, Air Force Special Operations Command, Marine Forces Special Operations Command and more to execute Exercise Raven around Gulfport, Miss., from Nov. 4-13, 2023. Raven is a U.S. Marine Corps company-level unit readiness exercise

  • Holiday Cheer to End the Year

    From left, Col. Michael Parks, 94th Airlift Wing Commander, Mr. Alex Roman, 94th Force Support Squadron Services Chief, and Chief Master Sgt. Natalie Gray, 94th Airlift Wing Command Chief, press the button to light the Dobbins Air Reserve Base holiday tree Dec. 2, 2023. The tree lighting is an

  • Atlanta Falcons Promote Salute to Service

    Cheers of nearly 70,000 fans reverberated throughout the sold-out stadium.But as the U.S. flag was suddenly unfurled from the rafters of the stadium, the cheers slowly morphed into a synchronized singing of the national anthem. All six military branches had their flags represented on the field with