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What if we could prevent the cycle?
I have worked for Tinker Air Force Base for nearly 30 years and I can honestly say my job as a Community Support Coordinator is the best position I have ever held. I have worked several jobs in the 72nd Air Base Wing that keeps planes landing and taking off safely, people communicating via the web or phone, ensuring base security and building safe
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6/30 2017
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Thank you for all you do
Wildcatters,As the year comes to an end and I reflect back on 2014, I'd like to thank each of you for being part of our ABW family. You made 2014 a very successful year across all of Team Tinker. Your skill, energy, and commitment powered us through countless challenges and will remain the key to a successful 2015, as we accelerate organizational
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12/22 2014
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COMMENTARY: Social Media: Stay connected, but stay secure
Social media is still a great way to keep in touch; but it is important to be aware that not everyone watching is a "friend."The Air Force guide to use of Social Media advises users to: "Be cautious with information sharing. Maintain privacy settings on your social media accounts, change your passwords regularly and don't give out personally
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10/16 2014
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Commentary: Make a difference for survivors
It took me years to realize that it wasn't my fault. It took even longer than that for me to find my voice -- to tell my story.My name is Marti Ribeiro, and I'm a survivor of military sexual assault. I was asked to speak last week at the Sexual Assault Awareness Month luncheon. I was asked to tell my story, not because it's unique, but because it
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4/25 2014
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Every Airman has a role in preventing sexual assault
Every April we recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month, using it as an opportunity to renew our commitment to treating each other with dignity and respect. I applaud and support the idea of a month focused on sexual assault prevention and response, or SAPR, but what we really need is everyone's focus on this critical issue every day. Sexual
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4/25 2014
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‘Thank you for the great ride’
My wife Lori and I recently vacationed in Orlando, Fla. with our 10-year-old and 8-year-old nephew and niece. Of course, when you go to Orlando and are accompanied by small children, you have to spend time at one, if not all, of the Disney theme parks. Despite their ages, neither our nephew, Christian, nor his sister, Ashley, wanted to spend time
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3/14 2014
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Keep spirit of Christmas alive and kick the post-holiday slump
In the story "A Christmas Carol," Scrooge learns to keep Christmas all year long. No matter the religion or how one celebrates, some of the things that are loved and cherished about the holiday season are things that can continue all year long. Time with family and friends doesn't need to be only at the holidays. Plan to spend quality time during
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1/08 2014
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I had a good day!
Written by It's no secret that in life some days are just plain better than others.Yesterday was quite simply one of those better days. Laughs, jokes, work, fun, shared experiences and food. It reminded me that when we sit together, break bread, sip a coffee or tea, or raise a glass we are building something way beyond the moment. We are building
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11/12 2013
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This is an uncomfortable time to be a civil servant
I'll say it ... this is an uncomfortable time to be a civil servant. Six days of furlough this past summer, sequestration, government shutdown, debt ceiling impacts -- it makes me uncomfortable just writing about it. We may be frustrated with the current situation in Washington; actually, to be blunt, I am really concerned with what is going on in
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10/17 2013
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I lost, but I gained
I lost my home and the majority of my possessions in last week's tornado, but I gained a whole new love and respect for my Tinker friends and co-workers. The best disaster preparedness plans don't prepare you for the emotional impact of losing your home. I'm normally a very organized person, but the psychological impact of the tornado left me
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5/31 2013
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