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  • Restrictions apply to soliciting in base housing

    Fall, the smells of Girl Scout cookies and Boy Scout popcorn are in the air. Residents in Tinker's housing areas should be aware of the guidelines for soliciting on base before they troop door-to-door, boxes of goodies in hand. According to the Balfour-Beatty Communities Resident Guide, which

  • Airmen participate in aerobics research project

    The 72nd Medical Group at Tinker Air Force Base is participating in a research project designed to improve the health of Airmen who have duty-limiting conditions or are struggling with fitness tests.According to Karen Blackwell, a health educator and Chief of Health Promotion in the 72nd Aerospace

  • Contracting rallies to beat M.F.R. in flag football

    T.J. Ablay punctuated his promotion to captain Monday by leading Contracting to a come-from-behind flag football victory over M.F.R. that evening. Ablay finished the game with two pass interceptions, two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score, and three extra-point catches.M.F.R. scored first, on

  • AFSC commander visits Robins

    Lt. Gen. Bruce Litchfield recently made his first official visit to Robins as commander of the Air Force Sustainment Center at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. During a Sept. 25 press conference, he said the visit was important in helping him understand how he can best support the base's mission and the

  • AFMC to declare 5-Center IOC Oct. 1, track results of reorg

    After some 18 months of planning and careful transition, Air Force Materiel Command officials are ready to declare initial operational capability of AFMC's 5-Center reorganization Oct. 1 and continue the process of improving its support to the warfighter. In early July, the command began activating

  • Tinker Airman honored with room dedication at Tyndall

    Rare is the occasion when an Airman has a room named after him -- yet alone, while he's still alive and able to enjoy the fruits of his labor.But, that's precisely what transpired Sept. 5, when officials at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida dedicated a room at its NCO academy in honor of Staff Sgt.

  • New modification will enhance B-1’s capabilities

    Tinker recently received a new workload; one that promises to make the B-1 Lancer a more effective warfighter. In other words, the already "bad to the bone" B-1, will be "badder." The Integrated Battle Station, or IBS, modification will modernize three of the aircraft's capabilities. Personnel from