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Senior Airman Heaven Yang, with the 72nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron, helps secure the gas mask for Corey Morgan, with 72nd ABW Civil Engineering Directorate Emergency Management, before he enters a contaminated environment during the Oct. 5 CBRNE exercise.


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Senior Airman Heaven Yang, with the 72nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron, helps secure the gas mask for Corey Morgan, with 72nd ABW Civil Engineering Directorate Emergency Management, before he enters a contaminated environment during the Oct. 5 CBRNE exercise. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

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Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II, front, speaks at an event June 28 after being introduced by Daniel Pullin, dean of the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business. He was the inaugural speaker of a distinguished speaker series hosted at the Gene Rainbolt Graduate School of Business. His lecture centered on the theme of “Intersection of Innovation + Armed Services.”
Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II, front, speaks at an event June 28 after being introduced by Daniel Pullin, dean of the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business. He was the inaugural speaker of a distinguished speaker series hosted at the Gene Rainbolt Graduate School of Business. His lecture centered on the theme of “Intersection of Innovation + Armed Services.”
72nd Air Base Wing Commander Col. Kenyon Bell presented The Legion of Merit to Vice Commander Col. Thomas Brown in an outdoor ceremony at the 72ABW Headquarters July 11.
The 72nd Security Forces Squadron welcomed Lt. Col. Tyrell Mayfield as their new commander during their change of command ceremony at the Base Theater July 12
Defense Supply Center Richmond and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation at Richmond, VA, Commander Brig. Gen. Linda Hurry presided over Defense Logistics Agency Aviation at Oklahoma City Commander Lt. Col. James Malec's promotion ceremony to Colonel July 11 at the Tinker Club. Col. Malec oversees over 1,000 DLA employees at Tinker Air Force Base and is responsible for the daily operations of all retail-level supply, storage and distribution support to the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex which includes over 600,000 customer orders annually.
Looking from the catwalk of the old air traffic control tower, the cab for the new air traffic control tower was hoisted and positioned in place by contractors July 13. The new tower is expected to be complete by March 2019.
The cab for the new air traffic control tower was hoisted and positioned in place by contractors July 13. The new tower is expected to be complete by March 2019.
The old air control tower can be seen in the background as the cab for the new air traffic control tower was hoisted and positioned in place by contractors July 13. The new tower is expected to be complete by March 2019.
The enormity of the cab compared to the people on the ground is apparent as it is prepared to be hoisted and positioned in place by contractors July 13. The new tower is expected to be complete by March 2019.
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