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  • April is Sexual Assault Awareness month

    Next month marks the eighth year that April will focus on the problem of sexual assault. This subject has certainly been in the news and been the topic of many conversations. And believe it or not, I view that as progress. People often comment about how extensive the problem of sexual assault and

  • Cops out-muscle Med Group

    It could have been anyone's game; both intramural basketball teams made a solid play for control of the ball and game. In the end, the 72nd SFS wanted it more. They won the Large Squadron 8-Team Double Elimination Bracket Losers group game 45-39 against the 72nd MDG at the Gerrity Fitness and Sports

  • Spring football update

    Reserve Red beat the 552nd ACNS on the last play of overtime in base flag football Tuesday night. Reserve White handed the Gym Rats their first loss of the spring season, 19-13, and Reserve Gold defeated the Navy's Iron Men, 28-6, to record the Airmen's first victory.In addition, the Navy's

  • Air Force Assistance Fund continues

    It's a well-known fact that the Air Force takes care of it s own. Each year that ethos is reinforced, in part, by donations of numerous individuals all focused on one goal: helping out their fellow Airmen in need.Since its inception, the Air Force has instituted its official charity, the Air Force

  • Construction project at Liberator Gate

    Workers with the Oklahoma City Maintenance Department notified the 72nd Security Forces Squadron of a construction project to repair a faulty traffic light pressure plate at the outbound lanes of Liberator Gate (Gate 21). Work begins today or Monday, weather permitting, and it should be completed by

  • Planning for new centers under way

    When the "Five Center Construct" (5CC) is approved and implemented, "We will still be producing products and still providing supplies and parts support to the warfighter," Ross Marshall, executive director of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, said recently. "What changes is the integration of

  • Airmen support each other through AFAF

    It's a well-known fact that the Air Force takes care of its own. Each year that ethos is reinforced, in part, by donations of numerous individuals all focused on one goal: helping out their fellow Airmen in need.Since its inception, the Air Force has instituted its official charity, the Air Force

  • USB compliance improving, but violations still occur

    USB/flash policy compliance has improved significantly, but "even one violation is too many," said Brenda Hill, deputy director of the 72nd Air Base Wing Communications Directorate. "The trend is better, but better isn't good enough. It shouldn't happen at all."In January, Gen Donald Hoffman,