AFSC senior leaders provide STEM students with ‘jet fuel’ in discussion

Air Force Sustainment Center Commander Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II visited the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Dec. 1 to learn about science, technology, engineering and mathematics at the state-funded, two-year residential high school. The general’s visit also provided an opportunity to

AFMC leaders share holiday message with workforce

AWACS puts eyes in the sky over Tyndall to support Checkered Flag 17-1/Combat Archer 17-3

The 552nd Air Control Wing from Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., deployed an E-3 Sentry and more than 80 Airmen to Tyndall AFB to provide command, control and communications support during a large scale aerial exercise.

Sustainment Course educates AFGSC leaders, facilitates logistics discussions

Air Force Global Strike Command specializes in delivering flexible and responsive capabilities and applying persistent combat power to targets around the world; however, AFGSC would not be able to carry out this mission without support from the Air Force Sustainment Center, based at Tinker AFB,

AFMC encourages sober driving during holiday season

The holiday season is a time of year for family gatherings, office parties, and socializing with friends, but the holiday season is also known for being the deadliest season when it comes to buzzed driving. A driver’s license mixed with a few alcoholic beverages is dangerous. No one intends for

Wounded Warrior Program reaches beyond combat

A retired master sergeant credited the Air Force’s Wounded Warrior Program with turning around 10 years of anger and bitterness following wrong diagnoses and missed treatment opportunities after she survived a roadside bomb attack in Iraq. Nineteen-year Air Force veteran Lisa Hodgden spoke to first

72nd Air Base Wing to host Tinker Town Hall Dec. 7

The 72nd Air Base Wing will host a Tinker Town Hall on Dec. 7 in the Tinker Club Ballroom. There will be two sessions, 1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. The first hour will be briefs with time for questions, and the remainder of the time dedicated to information booths.

TACAMO cuts ribbon on new hangar

The Navy’s Strategic Communications Wing ONE recently cut the ribbon on a new $17.8 million maintenance hangar that packs significant new repair and overhaul capabilities for its E-6B Mercury aircraft. The hangar at the Navy facilities on Tinker Air Force Base features the wing’s first 9-ton

EEP accepting applications

The 72nd Force Support Squadron’s Civilian Training Office is currently accepting applications for the Employee Enhancement Program, scheduled to begin April 2017.

Teams clean up illegal dumping at Bldg. 1

If you’re eating rice and some falls outside the bowl, you are responsible for picking up said rice and disposing of it properly. That’s how XP facility representative Laura Williams metaphorically described the recurring issue on the dock of Bldg. 1, illegal dumping. Unidentified organizations and