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Sheet metal and aircraft day shift and swing shift workers on the B-1 Structures Repair Line prepare for their shift change Nov. 22. Phase I of the structures repair line consists of two shifts of 15 workers per shift repairing urgent tasks and investing approximately 5,000 hours per aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

Lengthening life for the B-1 Lancer

Approximately 50 Airmen from the 552nd Training Squadron helped to plant 37 Taylor Junipers and eight Bur Oaks throughout the 552nd Air Control Wing campus Nov. 15. As part of a campus beautification project, the trees will serve as a welcome sight for deployers coming home from environments void of trees and green landscapes. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

Natural Resources sticking up for trees

If residents are experiencing any health and safety issues in base housing, they should contact BBC’s local management or maintenance team without delay and should keep all records of communications regarding the issues. Residents should also contact the Military Housing Office, which will follow a step-by-step process to get the issue resolved. If there is still no resolution after contacting MHO, residents should contact the USAF Housing Call Center at 1-800-482-6431. Residents can also reach out to their chain of command with any concerns they have at any time. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

Year-end town hall updates residents

An image of TSgt. Bruce Journey during his time in service, with his recently returned dog tags

WWII Soldier’s dog tags reunited at Tinker AFB

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Tinker Air Force Base has implemented additional security measures at all gates. The safety and security of all Tinker AFB personnel and resources is the priority.

These measures are designed to provide a safe and secure operating environment that will ensure Tinker’s continued readiness to support our national defense. The measures will remain in effect until further notice.

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3001 Update: Monday October 14th
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Building 3001 remains open for business as of Monday, October 14th. You may have seen a story on local news about employees in building 3001 teleworking due to mold issues. Tinker leadership places safety of employees above all. Upon discovery of mold in a small number of office areas, alternate duty locations for those affected were immediately arranged as the first and most important step. Expedited remediation efforts are underway.

Again, building 3001 remains open for business. All employees and leadership teams are encourage to contact 72 ABW/CE at 405-734-3451, any time they discover mold issues that are not already being addressed. The 72 ABW/CE Mold Response Team will evaluate the same day. - Col. Paul Filcek, 72nd Air Base Wing and Installation Commander

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