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  • Inside OSU with Burns Hargis

    Oklahoma State University President Burns Hargis interviews Lieutenant General Lee K. Levy II on his program "Inside OSU."

  • AFMC promotes American Heart Month

    February is American Heart Month, and Civilian Health Promotion Services will be offering educational briefings throughout February focusing on how to lower your risk factors for developing heart disease.

  • AFMC commander's message on civilian hiring freeze

    Our people are key in AFMC’s ability to serve the nation.  With this in mind, I wanted to share what we currently know regarding the recent Presidential Memorandum that implements a federal civilian hiring freeze impacting prospective civilian employees who had not entered on duty as of noon, 22

  • Partnership streamlines PDM for ICBM wings

    The 309th Missile Maintenance Group and Defense Logistics Agency recently worked together on an initiative to establish a “retail-like” support structure in order to stock, store and distribute parts and supplies to the Air Force’s three ICBM wings.

  • LAST CALL: Physician Assistant Program seeks applicants by Jan. 30

    The Interservice Physician Assistant Program is accepting applications from active duty officers and enlisted Airmen through the end of January for the annual March selection boards.  1st Lt. Cindy Fernandez graduated from the program in October 2016. She was previously an enlisted member in

  • The Hawks are back

    The Tinker Hawks are on the winning track with an impressive 15-2 conference record midway through the Central U.S. Military Basketball League season. The varsity basketball team is neck-and-neck with Fort Sill for the top spot in the four-team central division. They’re also one of only five teams

  • VQ-7 sinks 72nd Security Forces Squadron

    The Navy VQ-7s topped the 72nd Security Forces Squadron 46-3 to kick off week five of base hoops.The first of two sixteen-minute halves was sparse in terms of points on the board, but intensity was in full force. After a missed three-pointer from the Navy’s Thatch (11 points) less than two minutes

  • Air Force program offers counseling

    The Air Force offers many avenues designed to help Airmen and their families overcome problems in their personal and work lives – from crises as serious as thinking of suicide to talking over a work concern with your first sergeant. But sometimes Airmen or dependents may hesitate to seek help, wary

  • TINKER HISTORY: Drones in the ’40s

    The Culver PQ-14 “Cadet” was an outgrowth of Culvers pre-WWII efforts in to inexpensive general aviation aircraft production. The PQ-14’s predecessor, the PQ-8, was produced specifically as a radio-controlled drone for the Army Air Corps beginning in 1940 when a contract for 200 aircraft was let.