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  • Drunk Sex or Date Rape

    How do you know if someone wants to "hook up?" This is a family paper, so we won't list the ways, but let's assume that most people think it's fairly obvious if a member of the opposite sex is sending signals. But, what do those signals mean and can you interpret them correctly if you or the other

  • Fitness center annex closing for renovations

    Beginning at 7 p.m. today, the Tinker Fitness Center Annex Bldg. 216 will close for approximately three months to receive renovations and repairs. Maintenance is slated to be complete mid-September. Currently, four of the eight racquetball courts are closed because of safety concerns. The proposed

  • B-52 PDM improvement scheduled to decrease flow days

         The B-52 Bomber Programmed Depot Maintenance line has found a way to decrease flow days by capitalizing on aircraft in queue.     A new transformation effort is using the queue time the B-52 aircraft has while in the Pre-Dock phase, to complete some of the tasks required in the Inspect phase.

  • TACAMO remembers Maj. Gen. Clarence Tinker

         The Navy's Take Charge and Move Out units gathered June 9 to pay tribute and remember Maj. Gen. Clarence L. Tinker, an Oklahoma Osage native, who lost his life in a combat mission in the Pacific during World War II.     On June 7, 1942, during the Battle of Midway, General Tinker personally led

  • General Litchfield to succeed General Gillett as next OC-ALC Commander

    Air Force officials announced today the selection of Maj. Gen. Bruce Litchfield as the next commander of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center. General Litchfield will succeed Maj. Gen. David Gillett, who will retire after more than 34 years of military service. A change of command date has not

  • Road-blocking human trafficking

    In the cool, still of an early summer night, crickets chirp alongside a small running brook that serves at the only water source for a small village in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains.Suddenly, the sound of a tree branch snapping underneath a military-style boot awakens the villagers who

  • OSI investigation nabs 30 Air Force Spice users

    Spice use, particularly by military members, is not and will not be tolerated at Tinker.In April, Tinker's Air Force Office of Special Investigations Detachment 114 completed a two-month Spice-use investigation that resulted in the identification of 30 Airmen. Assigned to six units within Air Force