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Summer Youth Camps

Paintball camps at installations provide action-packed paintball games in a safe environment to help kids exercise, socialize, strategize and have fun. (Courtesy photo)
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Summer Youth Camps

The Science and STEM Camps allows participants to develop a better understanding of science, critical thinking and teamwork while exploring the worlds of science, technology, engineering and math. (Courtesy photo)
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AFRL’s Aloha Telescope celebrates 10-year anniversary empowering students through outreach

From left: Dr. Shadi Naderi, Air Force Research Laboratory research scientist and STEM technical lead; Capt. Charles Schramka, Air Force Research Laboratory research scientist; Scott Hunt, technical director for the Air Force Supercomputing and Optical Maui site; and Maj. Keegan McCoy, research flight commander for 15th Space Surveillance Squadron and branch chief for AFRL’s Directed Energy Directorate, stand in front of the Aloha telescope in commemoration of the outreach program’s 10-year anniversary, March 29, 2024.The astronomy outreach program has reached 6,000 students and 175 teachers over the last two years with the capability to view the moon and other objects in space. (U.S. Air Force photo / Shadi Naderi)
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AFRL’s Aloha Telescope celebrates 10-year anniversary empowering students through outreach

Representatives from AFRL, Georgia Tech, University of Hawaii, Schafer, Boeing and volunteer scientists gather around the Aloha Explorations outreach telescope for an opening ceremony and dedication of at the AFRL Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing site, August 6, 2013. From the annual conference, a team of volunteer scientists, some from NASA and some from AFRL, physically lift the dome for transport to the dedicated AFRL site. (Courtesy photo / James Sowell)
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AFRL’s Aloha Telescope celebrates 10-year anniversary empowering students through outreach

At the Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing site located at Kihei, Maui, Hawaii, the 11-inch diameter telescope in its clam-shell dome donated for science, technology, engineering and math outreach. From the annual conference, a team of volunteer scientists, some from NASA and some from AFRL, physically lift the dome for transport to the dedicated AFRL site. (U.S. Air Force photo / Shadi Naderi)
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AFRL’s Aloha Telescope celebrates 10-year anniversary empowering students through outreach

A live image from AllSkyImage, the software used for the Aloha Telescope showing clear skies over Kihei, Maui, Hawaii, May 5, 2017. The telescope in Maui was accessed during school hours to allow Georgia teachers and students the opportunity to experience real-time views of the night sky right from their classrooms during the daytime via internet connection. (Courtesy photo / James Sowell)
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AFRL’s Aloha Telescope celebrates 10-year anniversary empowering students through outreach

Students at Lanier middle school in Sugar Hill, Georgia, view the Aloha telescope dome in their cafeteria during school hours. The STEM outreach project involving the Air Force Research Laboratory, the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Hawaii encourages grade school- to university-level students to learn more about astronomy and explore the different career paths science, technology, engineering and math has to offer. (Courtesy photo / James Sowell)
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AFRL’s Aloha Telescope celebrates 10-year anniversary empowering students through outreach

Aloha Explorations uses an 11-inch Celestron telescope, also known as the Aloha Telescope, to provide students in grades K-12 the ability to view live images from their classrooms and remotely control the telescope via an internet connection. Most of the telescopes at the AMOS site are positioned at 10,000 feet on the summit of the dormant volcano Haleakala and are used for research and development for space domain awareness. The smaller outreach telescope is much more convenient for the students in Maui to access and learn more about astronomy. (U.S. Air Force photo / Shadi Naderi)
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AFRL chief scientists welcome HBCU partners to advance tactical autonomy

Chief scientists from technical directorates across the Air Force Research Laboratory met with the Department of the Air Force’s first-ever Historically Black Colleges and Universities -led University Affiliated Research Center, or UARC, to initiate collaborative efforts relating to tactical autonomy at the Doolittle Institute in Niceville, Fla., April 2, 2024. (U.S. Air Force photo / Chris Quinlin)
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Awareness is essential in preventing child abuse

Tinker Family Advocacy Program Intervention Specialist Danielle Dunrud (left) and Tinker Family Advocacy Program Adapt Flight Commander Capt. Melissa Woods (right) stand at a table inside the Tinker Base Exchange to educate the public during Child Abuse Prevention Month April 2, 2024. Experts at Tinker Air Force Base are using the month as an opportunity to stress the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse and neglect. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Clayton Cummins)
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Awareness is essential in preventing child abuse

A table sits at the Tinker Base Exchange aimed to educate the public about Child Abuse Prevention Month and identify resources on base for reporting child abuse or neglect April 2, 2024. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Clayton Cummins)
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U.S. and French forces repair airfield damage during Exercise RAZORBACK

U.S. Airmen pose for a photo on top of a fiber reinforced polymer matting installed during Exercise RAZORBACK in Grostenquin, France, April 1, 2024. The multiphase airbase recovery training showcased two of the Air Force’s newest Airfield Damage repair capabilities, Expeditionary ADR and Fiber Reinforced Polymer matting, to restore aircraft operations quickly and efficiently. Acting as the integration arm between the research labs and the field, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s expeditionary modernization team was responsible for developing tactics, techniques and procedures for the exercise. (U.S. Department of Defense photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Kakaris)
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U.S. and French forces repair airfield damage during Exercise RAZORBACK

U.S. exercise planners and French leaders celebrate after French pilots land an Airbus A400M Atlas on fiber reinforced polymer matting during Exercise RAZORBACK, in Grostenquin, France, April 1, 2024. The multiphase airbase recovery training showcased two of the Air Force’s newest Airfield Damage Repair capabilities, Expeditionary ADR and Fiber Reinforced Polymer matting, to restore aircraft operations quickly and efficiently. Acting as the integration arm between the research labs and the field, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s expeditionary modernization team was responsible for developing tactics, techniques and procedures for the exercise. (U.S. Department of Defense photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Kakaris)
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U.S. and French forces repair airfield damage during Exercise RAZORBACK

U.S. Airmen celebrate after French pilots land an Airbus A400M Atlas on fiber reinforced polymer matting during Exercise RAZORBACK, in Grostenquin, France, April 1, 2024. The multiphase airbase recovery training showcased two of the Air Force’s newest Airfield Damage repair capabilities, Expeditionary ADR and Fiber Reinforced Polymer matting, to restore aircraft operations quickly and efficiently. Acting as the integration arm between the research labs and the field, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s expeditionary modernization team was responsible for developing tactics, techniques and procedures for the exercise. (U.S. Department of Defense photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Kakaris)
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VENOM arrives

The 96th Test Wing and 53rd Wing welcomed the first three F-16 Fighting Falcons ready to take part in the Viper Experimentation and Next-gen Operations Model – Autonomy Flying Testbed program also known as VENOM. (U.S. Air Force photo by David Shelikoff)
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VENOM arrives

The 96th Test Wing and 53rd Wing welcomed the first three F-16 Fighting Falcons ready to take part in the Viper Experimentation and Next-gen Operations Model – Autonomy Flying Testbed program also known as VENOM. (U.S. Air Force photo by David Shelikoff)
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VENOM arrives

The 96th Test Wing and 53rd Wing welcomed the first three F-16 Fighting Falcons ready to take part in the Viper Experimentation and Next-gen Operations Model – Autonomy Flying Testbed program also known as VENOM. (U.S. Air Force photo by David Shelikoff)
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U.S. and French forces repair airfield damage during Exercise RAZORBACK

U.S. Airmen and French soldiers gather in front of an Airbus A400M Atlas following Exercise RAZORBACK in Grostenquin, France, April 1, 2024. The multiphase airbase recovery training showcased two of the Air Force’s newest Airfield Damage repair capabilities, Expeditionary ADR and Fiber Reinforced Polymer matting, to restore aircraft operations quickly and efficiently. Acting as the integration arm between the research labs and the field, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s expeditionary modernization team was responsible for developing tactics, techniques and procedures for the exercise. (U.S. Department of Defense photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Kakaris)
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Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center Detachment 4 team member Senior Master Sgt. Darnell Dobson and former Staff Sgt. Michelia Rivera-Acosta facilitated the addition of Fayetteville State University to Air University's Associate-to-Baccalaureate Cooperative, or AU-ABC, program. The program helps Airmen pursue advanced education by partnering with civilian institutions to create a near seamless transition of credits from the Community College of the Air Force and career training toward earning a bachelor’s degree. (U.S. Air Force photo) (Graphic Illustration by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Edwards Airmen officially becomes ceremonial guardsmen

Fourteen Airmen solidified their dedication to the memory of their brothers and sisters in arms as they received the Honor Guard badge during an Honor Guard Graduation Ceremony on March 29.
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AFMC command team to host virtual town hall

The Air Force Materiel Command commander, Gen. Arnold W. Bunch, Jr., along with AFMC command chief, Chief Master Sgt. Stanley Cadell, will host a command-wide virtual town hall Feb. 3, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. ET. The town hall will stream live on the AFMC Facebook page with opportunities for participants from across the command to submit questions to leadership both prior to and during the event for response on topics of interest and concern.
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Military families can receive free chiropractic care via Patriot Project

With Public Law 107-135 legislation, signed by President George W. Bush, chiropractic care became a permanent benefit for recipients of veteran’s health care service. The Patriot Project’s mission is to provide chiropractic care to all active-duty military, their families, wounded warriors and all Gold Star dependents. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Alex Stevenson)
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Air Force Aid Society Courtesy Graphic

The Air Force Aid Society aims to support Airmen and enhance the Air Force mission by relieving emergency financial distress, helping Airmen’s families achieve their educational goals, and improving their quality of life through proactive programs. (AFAS courtesy graphic)
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Air Force Aid Society Courtesy Graphic

The Air Force Aid Society aims to support Airmen and enhance the Air Force mission by relieving emergency financial distress, helping Airmen’s families achieve their educational goals, and improving their quality of life through proactive programs. (AFAS courtesy graphic)
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Sleep brain

This diagram illustrates the influence of light and darkness on the circadian rhythm and related physiology and behavior through the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the brain. (Graphic courtesy of Steve Thompson, AFMS Public Affairs)
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Robins PRIDE - Innovation and Excellence
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PRIDE - People

PRIDE - People
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Robins PRIDE - People, Readiness and Drive
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Digital Twin Virtual Representation

A visual representation of a digital twin. A digital twin is a virtual representation of an instance of a physical object that shares data with its physical twin throughout the system lifecycle. (U.S. Air Force illustration/Chris Quinlan and John James)
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Digital Twin Virtual Representation

A visual representation of a digital twin. A digital twin is a virtual representation of an instance of a physical object that shares data with its physical twin throughout the system lifecycle. (U.S. Air Force illustration/Chris Quinlan and John James)
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Robins PRIDE - People (U.S. Air Force graphic by Tommie Horton)
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Ultra LEAP

The Ultra Long Endurance Aircraft Platform (Ultra LEAP) consists of a high-performance, cost-effective, sport-class commercial airframe converted to a fully automated system with autonomous takeoff and landing capabilities. The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Center for Rapid Innovation (CRI) has successfully completed initial flight tests for the revolutionary Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) with a customizable suite of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) tools that supports extended missions. This series of flight tests began in Feb. 2019 at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, culminating with a two and a half-day continuous flight demonstration from Dec. 9 to Dec 11. Subsequent flight tests will demonstrate increased levels of flight endurance. (Courtesy artwork/Air Force Research Laboratory)
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Fiscal triad delivers for the Tyndall rebuild

The Tyndall Program Management Office is leading the effort to rebuild the base to meet the missions of today and tomorrow. The June 2019 Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Act increased the installation’s annual Operations & Maintenance budget by a massive 450 percent. Under the act, O&M funding assigned $56 million to sustain regular base operations while an additional $358.4 million allotted for Hurricane Michael recovery. In September 2019, the Air Force awarded the first two military construction contracts to begin the rebuild of Tyndall AFB – $11.8 million to construct a fire station and $17.6 million for an Air Battle Manager F-15 simulator building. (U.S. Air Force Graphic by Gregory Hand)
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Open Late logo

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force will remain open until 8 p.m. the first Thursday of each month in 2020.
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The rule of 0-0-1-3 means zero alcohol if underage, zero drinks if driving, no more than one standard drink per hour, and no more than three drinks per occasion. (U.S. Air Force graphic by David Perry)
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AFRL demonstrates LVC capabilities during Red Flag-Rescue visit

Constructive and live helicopters explode simultaneously after a strike by a virtual A-10 during a demonstration at the National Center for Medical Readiness in Fairborn, Ohio, Nov. 14. The mirrored constructive and live simulation effects create a more relevant and realistic training experience. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Setting up for Success: 2019 NDAA calls for changes to TAP

ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. -- The Robins Airman & Family Readiness Center will hold various classes throughout 2020 to help Airmen transition out of the military. (courtesy graphic)
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Safety: A key component

Safety is a key component in any holiday celebration.
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Privatized Housing Resolution Process

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center's step-by-step guide to the established privatized housing dispute resolution process. AFCEC manages and executes the Air Force’s housing program, establishing the 1-800-482-6431 as a 24-hour helpline to address concerns raised regarding the military privatized housing program. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Zoe Schlott)
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Setting up for Success: 2019 NDAA calls for changes to TAP

ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. -- The John. S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 is bringing changes to the Transition Assistance Program at Robins Air Force Base and Air Force-wide. These changes took effect Oct. 1. (courtesy illustration)
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