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  • Any is too many: Watch for warning signs of suicidal thoughts

    Have you ever assumed a role that you didn't feel adequately prepared to fill?Have you found yourself feeling uncomfortable after a co-worker shared something very personal with you?Would you question what to do if someone directly told you that they felt like they'd be better off dead?If you

  • Air Force extends SAPR services to AF civilians

    WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- The Air Force released a policy memo Aug. 24 allowing Air Force civilian employees who are victims of sexual assault to file restricted and unrestricted reports with their installation's sexual assault response coordinator.The policy is effective immediately and allows SARCs and

  • Records Relocation Team earns Wildcatter Award

    Col. Stephanie Wilson, 72nd Air Base Wing commander, recently honored the 72nd ABW Communications Directorate Records Relocation Team with a Wildcatter Award.The team quickly responded to the 72nd ABW/SC Directorate tasking to relocate the Records Management Storage Area in Bldg. 3. During this

  • Tinker Airmen promoted to staff sergeant

    Air Force Sustainment CenterMatthew HawkEmily McCollaum552nd Air Control WingCraig Hulsey552nd Air Control Networking SquadronJamal BarnesJason BarrnettJoshua CulverWayne DowningJames FoulksAndrew FreemanAnthony JonesShelby KochCharles NordenChristopher Sears552nd Aircraft Maintenance SquadronWesley

  • ITEC Spotlight

    The 72nd Air Base Wing Communications Directorate's Information Technology Equipment Custodian, "ITEC Spotlight," for August honors Brett Neeley of the 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron.Mr. Neeley is the Primary ITEC for an IT Asset Management account of 71 assets valued at almost $58,000.As a

  • Resiliency Day, F5 Music Fest coming soon

    Everyone is invited out for Tinker's Resiliency Day and F5 Music Fest, which will be held Sept. 18.The day will start with the annual POW/MIA breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at the Tinker Club. Retired Col. Leroy Stutz will be the speaker at the breakfast.The breakfast will be followed by a ruck march and

  • ‘Quest-for-Zero’: Watch for buses as kids go back to school

    Thousands of children in Oklahoma City and its surrounding communities ride to and from school on buses each day. Although school buses are the safest way to get pupils to their classrooms -- they are 87 times safer than passenger cars, light trucks and vans -- an average of 33 school-aged children