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  • AFMC offers new addition to Employee Assistance Program -- WorkLife4You

    WorkLife4You began on Oct. 1, 2016, by Federal Occupational Health. Like the Employee Assistance Program, WorkLife4You focuses on federal civilian employees.The program helps to meet worker’s daily life challenges by providing resource referral services to employees across the country and overseas.

  • Kids learn the tooth

    Gotta keep the bite bright!The 72nd Dental Squadron partnered with Tinker elementary and the child development centers on base to promote Children’s Dental Month and educate kids on proper dental hygiene The dental squadron was at the elementary school Feb. 6-8 and the child development centers Feb.

  • AFSC commander discusses need for STEM ecosystem with State Regents

    Air Force Sustainment Center Commander Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II recently met with the Oklahoma State Board of Regents to address the shortage of science, technology, engineering and math graduates. He says one way to address that shortage is to develop an ecosystem that spans one’s entire educational

  • AFMC promotes Team Lean Challenge for weight management

    During the spring season, Air Force Materiel Command will promote its Team Lean Challenge. TLC is a command-wide initiative designed to help the AFMC workforce achieve and maintain healthy weight through proper nutrition and physical activity. Participants who enroll and complete the official

  • Showtime cruises past Flight Controllers

    Showtime and Flight Controllers battled it out for the fourth time this intramural season.  Each team had one half of dominant play – Flight Controllers dictated the first half and Showtime took over right before intermission. Showtime ended up on top 58-42.The Controllers maintained possession from

  • Rocking the Green Dot strategy

    The Air Force is undergoing a culture change when it comes to awareness and prevention of interpersonal and self-directed violence. Until now, training has been centered on “Do this” or “Don’t do that”. The Green Dot strategy focuses on ways to build positive relationships and steps airmen can take

  • Members of Team Tinker mentor the next generation

    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

  • TINKER HISTORY: Douglas C-47 Skytrain

    The Douglas Aircraft Corporation C-47 “Skytrain” was a twin-engine, cargo and troop transport built around a cantilever low-wing configuration and tailwheel landing gear. The C-47 is a derivative of the Douglas DC-3 airliner which opened up air travel to the masses in the early 1940s and became

  • Annual severe weather exercise will be held March 3

    Tinker Air Force Base is conducting a Natural Disaster Response Exercise March 3. An alternate date of March 4 will be used if severe weather is forecast. Base sirens will sound and base personnel and visitors are asked to fully cooperate with instructions from security and emergency response

  • AIR FORCE HISTORY: Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr.

    Benjamin O. Davis, an aviation pioneer, is one of the most famous Tuskegee Airmen of World War II. His military career spanned five decades and three wars. He was the first African-American officer in the Army Air Forces, and was a member of the first African-American pilot-training class at