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  • Donkeys stomp Thunder/Intramural hoops tourney begins Monday

    The Swamp Donkeys delivered plenty of kick April 5, racking up more than 10 sacks in a 21-0 shutout of SCMS Thunder.Supply Chain Management Squadron started with bad field position after a four-and-out start, opting to pass on fourth and 12. The Swamp Donkeys got their first possession on the

  • 422nd SCMS saves money with ‘cold spray’

    The 422nd Supply Chain Management Squadron recently approved a money-saving and faster method to solve a common corrosion problem that affects electricity generators aboard KC-135R aerial refueling tankers.Aircraft operations in harsh environments can often lead to surface corrosion of the input

  • 26 graduate from Tinker’s Airman Leadership School

    Twenty-five Airmen and one Sailor graduated from Tinker's Airman Leadership School March 31.Graduates and award winners are:Air Force Sustainment CenterSenior Airman Nicholas Hazelett, Freedom Citation AwardFleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron FOURPetty Officer 3rd Class Crystal Limbrick137th Logistics

  • An Airman’s journey to citizenship

    Airman Joon-Young Choi can tell you it's not easy becoming a naturalized American citizen, but it's definitely worth it.The 21-year-old who grew up in Springfield, Va., since the age of 5 faced a series of stops and starts in his quest for citizenship, but it became official March 29 at the U.S.

  • AFMC promotes ‘Be Active’ physical activity challenge

    During April and May, Air Force Materiel Command will promote its 'Be Active' Team Challenge. Be Active is a command-wide initiative designed to help the AFMC workforce increase physical activity levels and heighten awareness of proper back care. Participants will receive a free copy of the Mayo

  • Quest for Zero: Pay attention to safety signs in the workplace

    Safety signs in the workplace are an indispensable way of protecting employees from accidents. Their purpose is to convey information in a comprehensible way about objects and situations that can be dangerous to personnel.  If you see a safety sign, like the ones on heavy equipment, machine guards,

  • Vincent knocks down 2nd championship

    Longtime Tinker bowler Curtis Vincent toppled the No. 1 seed to win the 2016 Tinker Air Force Base bowling championship April 3.Vincent, a process analyst with the 76th Aircraft Maintenance Group Transformation Office, is now a two-time base champion after winning in 2013.Vincent has won multiple