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Feb. 11, 2022
Georgia Air National Guard officially retires first of 16 JSTARS aircraft

The Georgia Air National Guard’s 116th Air Control Wing, in cooperation with the 461st Air Control Wing, officially retired the first E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System aircraft here on Thursday. Aircraft serial number 92-3289, the first E-8C to arrive at Robins Air Force Base in
Dec. 21, 2021
Robins to begin retiring JSTARS

The Air Force authorized Air Combat Command and the Georgia Air National Guard Dec. 6 to start divesting the E-8 JSTARS fleet beginning with four aircraft in fiscal year 2022.
Oct. 1, 2021
Liberaider’s 20-year military career spent supporting JSTARS mission

Master Sgt. Hugh Hermes, 461st Air Control Wing Plans and Programs superintendent reflects on 20 years with the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System mission.
Dec. 16, 2020
GPS repeater to shed time from Team JSTARS maintenance process

Hangars used for E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System aircraft maintenance at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, each received a global positioning system repeater that will ultimately shave hours from the maintenance process.
Oct. 15, 2020
29th TSS provides essential training mission on Robins, across the Nation

At nine locations across the country the 29th Training Systems Squadron validates and maintains aircrew training devices, such as flight simulators. At Robins AFB specifically, the 29th TSS’s Operating Location-Bravo is responsible for all the E-8 JSTARS aircrew training devices.

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Georgia Air National Guard officially retires first of 16 JSTARS aircraft

Robins to begin retiring JSTARS

Liberaider’s 20-year military career spent supporting JSTARS mission

GPS repeater to shed time from Team JSTARS maintenance process

29th TSS provides essential training mission on Robins, across the Nation