Robins Air Force Base Fire Department

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== Area Served ==
Robins Air Force Base is a United States Air Force installation located just east of the City of Warner Robins in Houston County, Georgia, some 16 miles south of the City of Macon, and some 100 miles south-southeast of the City of Atlanta. Robins AFB is the home of the Air Force Materiel Command's Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex which is the worldwide manager for a wide range of aircraft, engines, missiles, software and avionics and accessories components. The host unit at Robins AFB is the 78th Air Base Wing. Robins AFB has 14,297,809 square feet of facilities. There are 3.9 million square feet of maintenance shops, 1.7 million square feet of administrative space, and 3.4 million square feet of storage space, making it the single largest industrial complex in Georgia, employing a workforce of over 25,584 civilian, contractor, and military members. 
===Mutual Aid===
The Robins Air Force Base Fire Department has mutual aid agreements with the Houston County Fire Department, the Warner Robins Fire Department, and with Perry Fire & Emergency Services.
==Department Profile==
Aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF), structure firefighting, emergency medical services, technical rescue, hazmat services, fire prevention and inspection for Robins AFB is provided by the 778th Civil Engineering Squadron / Robins Air Force Base Fire Department, consisting of civilian career firefighters, and a subordinate unit of the 78th Mission Support Group. The Robins Air Force Base Fire Department does not provide EMS and ambulance transport services as part of its mandate. All EMS and transport is provided under contract by United Medevac Solutions.
==History==
On 16 June 1941, the US War Department selected a former dairy farm tract across the road from the whistle stop town of Wellston, Georgia (changed to the town of Warner Robins on September 1, 1942), as the location of a new southeastern Army Air maintenance and supply depot. Known as the Georgia Air Depot in the early days, its name has changed many times during its history. During World War II alone, it was re-designated seven times; the Southeast Air Depot, Wellston Air Depot, Wellston Army Air Depot, Warner Robins Army Air Depot, Warner Robins Air Depot Control Area Command, Warner Robins Air Service Command, and Warner Robins Air Technical Services Command. The installation is named for General Augustine Warner Robins (September 29, 1882 – June 16, 1940) who is often credited as being the "father of logistics" in the United States Army Air Corps. Less than a year after World War II had ended, as its function changed and satellite bases were closed, the name changed again and it became the Warner Robins Air Materiel Area. In April 1974, the name was changed to the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center to mirror its new world-wide responsibilities. The most recent name change occurred in July 2012. At that time the Air Logistics Centers at Ogden, Warner Robins and Oklahoma City were combined into the Air Force Sustainment Center at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma with the various components of the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center remaining in the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station 1 - 375 Robins Parkway===
Dedicated September 11, 2007 
:Rescue 3 (AF21C00014) - 2021 Freightliner / Rosenbauer walk-around w/ light tower
:Engine 10 (AF11L00089) - 2011 KME Renegade P-22 (1250/750/25A/25B)
:Crash 13 (AF14C00034) - 2014 Ford F-550 4x4 / KME P-34 RIV (UHP/500/15A/56B)
:Hazmat Trailer 14 - Wells Cargo tandem-axle trailer
:Tractor 15 (AF06B00086) - Sterling prime mover towing Hazmat Trailer 14
:Brush Engine 21 - Freightliner M2 106 / KME Type 3 wildland (Ex-Brush Engine 1)
:Fire Safety Officer (G41 1869U) - Chevrolet Colorado 4x4
:Utility 18 (AF04B00098) - 2004 Ford F-450 4x4
:2020 Polaris Ranger 1000 4x4 UTV
===Station 2 - ARFF Station (Building 85) - Flightline & Perimeter Road===
:Chief 1 (Fire Chief) - Ford F-250 4x4 w/ canopy
:Chief 2 (Assistant Chief) - Ford F-250 4x4 w/ canopy
:Crash 5 (AF19L00006) - 2019 Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 P-23 ARFF (UHP/3000/423F/500 lbs. DC)
:Crash 7 - E-One / Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500F/500 lbs. DC)
:Crash 8 - E-One / Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500F/500 lbs. DC)
:Engine 9 (AF14L00098) - 2014 KME Renegade P-22 (1250/750/25A/25B)
:Ladder 11 (AF18L00008) - 2018 Rosenbauer Commander (2000/300/104' Cobra rear-mount platform) (SN#7540)
:Tanker 12 (AF93L00197) - 1993 International S2674 6x4 / West-Mark P-26 wetside (1250/5000)
:Hazmat 16 (AF05L00001) - 2005 Spartan Metro Star FF / Hackney walk-around
:Crash 19 - Ford F-550 4x4 / Pierce P-34 RIV (UHP/500/15A/56B)
===Station 3 - 775 Macon Street===
:Crash 4 (AF19L00040) - 2019 Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 P-23 ARFF (UHP/3000/423F/500 lbs. DC/54’ Stinger HRET)
===Robins Air Force Base Museum of Aviation - 1942 Heritage Boulevard=== 
:(53L 6013) - 1953 American LaFrance Type O-11A 6x6 ARFF (Ex-Crash 25)
:1942 Chevrolet Class 125 ARFF (Ex-Crash 1)
===Station / Assignment Unknown===
:Engine 5 - Pierce P-22 (1250/500/25A/25B)
:Engine 6 - 2014 E-One Typhoon P-22 (1250/500/30F)
:2007 Pierce Saber P-28 walk-around rescue (SN#18405)
:CBRN Response Team - tandem-axle trailer
:CBRN Decontamination Unit - trailer
==Retired Apparatus==
:1999 Oshkosh Ti-3000 6x6 ARFF (1950/3000/420F/450 lbs. PKP/50' Snozzle HRET) (Sold to Georgia Fire Academy)
:(AF96L00346) - 1996 Pierce Arrow walk-around (SN#EA159-04) (Ex-Rescue 3)
:(AF95L00226) - 1995 E-One / Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500F/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 6)
:1995 E-One / Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500F/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 5)
:(AF95L00059) - 1995 E-One / Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500F/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 4)
: 1994 KME Firefox aerial (1250/150/102' AerialCat rear-mount platform) (SN#GSO-2189) (Ex-Ladder 11) (Sold to Byron Fire Department (Georgia))
:1994 E-One / Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500F/500 lbs. DC) (SN#10055) (USAF SN#058) (Ex-Crash 2) (For sale on GovPlanet Sep. 2020)
:1990 Ford F-350 4x4 / KME / Fire Combat skid P-20 TAU (-/-/400 lbs. PKP/500 lbs. Halon) (Ex-Engine 15)
:Pierce Arrow P-31 walk-around (Ex-Hazmat 16)
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