Chief Anderson: final DEP call Published March 5, 2011 DOBBINS AIR RESERVE BASE, Ga. -- Command Chief Master Sgt. John M. Anderson of the 94th Airlift Wing spoke with the Delayed Entry Program participants at the Dobbins Chapel during the March 5 Unit Training Assembly. The Air Force Delayed Entry Program is an Air Force initiative where a future Airman may enlist in a Reserve unit of the United States Air Force and specify a future reporting date to attend basic training. Chief Anderson spent countless hours motivating and sharing with the Airmen of this program over the years; he is scheduled to retire in April. "I joined for 4 years and stayed for 33 years," Chief Anderson said. "I'm proud of each and every one of you for your new journey and your commitment to the United States Air Force Reserve."
