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  • SCW-1 recognizes award winners

    Strategic Communications Wing ONE and the Take Charge and Move Out community recognized the recipients of its 2010 yearly awards and the quarterly honors covering October through December 2010.The recipients received their awards at the 49th TACAMO Community Council Luncheon, held Feb. 17 at the

  • Caring for the Caregivers

    There's nothing like a little rest and relaxation to get rejuvenated, and that is exactly what many Tinker caregivers were able to do last week. Personnel from Tinker's Integrated Delivery System -- also known as the Tinker Care Network -- held "Caring for the Caregivers" March 3 in the base chapel.

  • Time-honored tradition

    Members of Tinker's Honor Guard volunteered to demonstrate a flag folding ceremony Jan. 18 for the Civil Air Patrol, Flying Castle Composite Squadron cadets and senior members. Folding the flag are, from left, Airman 1st Class Adam Wilkins, 552nd Maintenance Squadron; Airman 1st Class Hikeen Carr,

  • AFMC commander assesses state of command

    Continued focus on the command's five priorities remains paramount in 2011, Air Force Materiel Command commander Gen. Donald Hoffman told his senior leaders in a memo sent March 1.According to the memo, AFMC's top priorities for 2011 are largely unchanged from 2010:ยท Continue to Strengthen AFMC's

  • Tinker Gate, new Pass and ID to re-open Monday

    The Tinker Gate and the new Pass and ID building are set to open Monday after many months of construction.The new gate features a serpentine lane design with concrete barriers that dissuade high-speed approaches by potential threats using vehicles as weapons. If these barriers do not stop the

  • Success STEMs from study

    The slogan for Engineers Week, Feb. 20-26, was "Reach. Respect. Recognize." This is something engineers and professionals in the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center Engineering & Technical Management Directorate sincerely promote and find new ways to incorporate. The OC-ALC/EN has a strong focus on

  • Engineering the future

    With a work force of nearly 1,300 scientists and engineers, it's no wonder why the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center Engineering & Technical Management Directorate participated in the nationally-recognized Engineers Week, Feb. 20-26. On Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., several metro-area high school