article_snippet: A man who identified himself as an active duty military member posted on the Military Religious Freedom Foundation website that Robins personnel have told himself to have a blessed day more than a dozen times in the past two weeks.
article_snippet: A man who identified himself as an active duty military member posted on the Military Religious Freedom Foundation website that Robins personnel have told him to have a blessed day more than a dozen times in the past two weeks wrote 'I am an active-duty Air Force member/employee currently assigned to Robins Air Force Base, Georgia for the purpose of training.
article_snippet: On no less than 15 occasions over the last two weeks, I have been greeted by the military personnel at Gate with the phrase "Have a blessed day.
article_snippet: 'This greeting has been expressed by at least 10 different Airmen ranging in rank from A1C to SSgt. '
article_snippet: I found This greeting to be a notion that I, as a non-religious member of the military community should believe a higher power has an influence on how my day should go.'
article_snippet: In an email to The Associated Press, Robins Air Force Base spokesman Roland Leach confirmed Thursday that the order has been given.
highlights_snippet: himself said that Robins Air Force Base personnel have told himself to have a blessed day more than a dozen times in the past two weeks .