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Travis Milton is a material expeditor with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (DLAA) and is also a published author. His short stories, “Russo’s Thoughts and Recipes” and “Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover” were released within the last month. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)


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Travis Milton is a material expeditor with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (DLAA) and is also a published author. His short stories, “Russo’s Thoughts and Recipes” and “Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover” were released within the last month. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

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C-47A-60-DL Skytrain, serial # 43-30665, N47E, in polished aluminum and white top seen in the early morning fog at Sun-N-Fun 2014. This aricraft was built by the Douglas Aircraft Company in 1943 and served with the U.S. Army until the 1950s. Then it was sent to the Oklahoma National Guard. Later it was returned to the Army, which used it as a test platform until 1966. Photo courtesy Greg L. Davis.
Airman 1st Class Eliza Patton, with the 72nd Dental Squadron, watches as a fifth-grader from Tinker Elementary learns how to correctly floss on a dental mold. Airmen from the Dental Clinic visited Tinker Elementary and the Tinker Child Development Centers throughout February for Children’s Dental Health Month. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Mark Estorga, 564th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron director, discusses the programmed depot maintenance process on the KC-135 with Lt. Gen. Darryl Roberson, Air Education and Training Command commander, second from right, while Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II, Air Force Sustainment Center commander, right, looks on. During his tour of Tinker Air Force Base on Feb. 14, General Roberson received briefings from Tinker leadership and toured the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex and the B-2 facility. (Air Force photo by Darren D. Heusel)
From left to right: 2nd Lt. Shawn Avery, 72nd Force Support Squadron; 1st Lt. Michael Fischer, 963rd Airborne Control Squadron; Maj. Sean Fazande, 966th Airborne Air Control Squadron; 1st Lt. Joseph Mollenkamp, 963rd AACS; and Staff Sgt. Kavious Manley, 964th AACS, judge the drill competition of the Junior ROTC at the Jim Norrick Arena Feb. 18. There were 240 students from nine high schools competing. Some 56 volunteers from across Tinker Air Force Base mentored and judged the competition. Staff Sgt. Joshua from the 552nd Operations Squadron served as the event director and said, “Mentoring the next generation is laying the ground work for success. When you see those you’ve mentored become what you were driving them to become, all the work, long hours, and moments you wanted to give up, but didn’t, become worthwhile and you feel a true sense of achievement.” The awards were presented by Col. Michael Green, 72nd Mission Support Squadron commander. “Precision is what makes the performance great, and sometimes it is focused on the individual but sometimes it is focused on the unit,” said Colonel Green. “Precision doesn’t just happen. Think about how your routine looked the first time you tried it. Now think about how you performed this evening — you persevered.” The colonel told the students they could be proud of their accomplishments and encouraged them to always do their best. (Air Force photo by Kimberly Woodruff)
C-47 line in OKC Douglas Plant, Bldg. 3001 in 1943. (Photo courtesy of Tinker History Office)
Benjamin O. Davis, an aviation pioneer and one of the most famous Tuskegee Airmen of World War II. (Air Force photo)
Air Force Flight Standards Agency’s senior leaders, from left, Col. Matthew Yetishefsky, AFFSA commander; Col. Todd Smith, AFFSA vice commander; Chief Master Sgt. Corey Bowen, AFFSA superintendent; and Ed Wright, AFFSA executive director, broke ground on the organization’s new residence Feb. 6. The more than 200 AFFSA members are currently housed at the Will Rogers Air National Guard Base and at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center campus, but after remodeling is finished in 2018, they will be relocated to a building at the Reserve Center on Douglas Blvd. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
The 76th Propulsion Maintenance Group’s F-22 Aircraft Mounted Nozzle Sidewall back shop team, partnered with Boeing, recently completed the last phase of a depot activation project in support of the F-22 Raptor aircraft by stud welding of the AMNS liner. Four previous phases (blocks 1-4) were completed in a phased manner from 2015 to 2016. At a small Jan. 26 recognition event, Boeing awarded certificates and coins to outstanding performers from PMXG that specifically worked on the last phase of the activation. Holding certificates, from left, are Justin Sneed, PMXG process engineer; William Stambaugh, PMXG machinist; Daniel Dire, PMXG welder; Matthew Beauford, PMXG quality assurance; and Richard Ridley, Boeing F-22 liaison. Chris Brooks, far left, was also recognized as the F-22, C-5 depot activation lead. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Brig. Gen. Mark Johnson, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex commander, discusses challenges associated with the programmed depot maintenance of the KC-135 Stratotanker with Kristin French, acting assistant secretary of defense (Logistics and Materiel Readiness), during Ms. French’s visit to Tinker Air Force Base Jan. 29-31. (Air Force photo by Darren D. Heusel)
Airman Leadership School Class 17-B graduates. (Courtesy photo)
J33 engine mechanics at Tinker in 1949. (Photo courtesy of the Tinker History Office)
America’s first black aviator, Eugene Jacques Bullard during World War I. (Photo courtesy of the Tinker History Office)
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