Robbins honored for 40 years of service
Rear Adm. Scott Dillon presented Clint Robbins, Spectrum Management Branch head, with a 40-year length-of-service award during a ceremony in China Lake on Jan. 6.
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Rear Adm. Scott Dillon presented Clint Robbins, Spectrum Management Branch head, with a 40-year length-of-service award during a ceremony in China Lake on Jan. 6.
Rear Adm. Scott Dillon presented Clint Robbins, Spectrum Management Branch head, with a 40-year length-of-service award during a ceremony in China Lake on Jan. 6. Robbins, a native of Walker, California, joined the Air Force in 1981. He served for 21 years, first as a tactical ground radio operator stationed overseas, then returned to the U.S. as a combat crew communications specialist assigned to Strategic Air Command.
ZAMBOANGA CITY – It was a dream come true for Erham Awaluddin, then a construction worker in Patikul, Sulu, to become a soldier. Unknown to Awaluddin, his effort by risking his life as a first responder in the July 2021 C-130 “Hercules” plane crash would help him fulfill his dream to be a member of
The idea is to provide extra training, which could make sailors more "fleet-ready" upon graduation.
DREAM COME TRUE. Former construction worker Erham Awaluddin (left) poses in this undated photo in Sulu with PFC Ganney Ligayan, whom he saved from a burning plane that crashed in the island province's Sitio Amman, Barangay Bangkal, Patikul on July 4, 2021. As one of the first responders during the incident, Awaluddin's dream of becoming a soldier came true when he got accepted as a Private at the Army's 11th Infantry Division. (Photo courtesy of the 11th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office) ZAMBOANGA CITY - It was a dream come true for Erham Awaluddin, then a construction worke...