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  • Maj. Gen. Loren Reno, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center commander, briefs a Tinker Management Association luncheon audience about the ALC's suppliers during the State of the ALC briefing Feb. 21 at the Tinker Club. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)

    OC-ALC commander gives State of ALC address Feb. 21

    Maj. Gen. Loren Reno, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center commander, spoke about the state of the ALC Feb. 21. Some 200 senior military and civilian leaders attended his briefing during a Tinker Management Association luncheon at the Tinker Club.    The general's speech focused on the wings - 72nd Air Base Wing, the 76th Maintenance Wing, 327th

  • Promotions announced

    Results of the CY07A Col, Lt Col and Maj (MC/DC) Central Selection Board have been announced.    Among those selected for promotion to major was Jay A. Geary, 72nd Medical Operations Squadron.    Those selected for promotion to lieutenant colonel are:    Tristanne M. Spottswood, 51st Dental Squadron    Karyn J. Ayers, 72nd Aerospace Medicine
  • Cindy Murillo, community manager with GMH Military Housing, describes base housing leases as Tinker leaders sign. From left are; Brig. Gen. Judith Fedder, 76th Maintenance Wing commander; Col. Mark Correll, 72nd Air Base Wing commander and Tinker Installation commander; Maj. Gen. Loren Reno, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center commander; Brig. Gen. Lori Robinson, 552nd Air Control Wing commander; and 72nd Air Base Wing Command Chief Master Sgt. Eric Harmon. A special lease signing event is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Feb. 26-28 at the Tinker Club. Residents unable to make the lease signing event should call GMH, Military Housing at 610-3637 to schedule an appointment.

    Lease signing events planned

    Beginning Feb. 26, GMH Military Housing is hosting a three day signing event at the Tinker Club.    "The lease signing event is by neighborhood," said Cindy Murillo, GMH Community manager. Ms. Murillo said GMH will have all necessary support personnel available from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Feb. 26, 27 and 28 at the Tinker Club with lease signings

  • Military, civilian inspectors evaluate 72nd MDG

    Their inspection is just around the corner. The 72nd Medical Group will undergo a "Health Services Inspection and civilian accreditation beginning Feb. 25 and culminating Feb. 29.    A nine-member military team from the Air Force Inspector General's office will work in conjunction with a three-member civilian team from the Accreditation Association
  • DSCR forward presence customer account specialist Joe McRoy (right) talks with aircraft mechanic Joe Cram about work on a refueling boom for a tanker at Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center. McRoy works commodities issues for DLA's largest aviation customer. (Photo by Debra Bingham)

    Forward presence customer account specialists support Oklahoma City ALC

    Joe McRoy, Eyvette Preston, and Angie Larson are always busy in their forward presence assignments as Defense Supply Center Richmond customer account specialists at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. Each CAS works for a specific division--engines, commodities, and aircraft--in the 76th Maintenance Wing at Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center.    "I like

  • OSHA safety summary shows improvements; Tinker’s goal to reduce preventable mishaps

    Tinker's annual summary of work-related injuries, illnesses and fatalities for 2007 has been submitted to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.    Despite seemingly high numbers, Tinker officials said every year continues to show improvements toward the aggressive goals set by the Secretary of Defense. The goal is to reduce the number
  • Spectators may find it hard to tell which way is up when watching the U.S. Air Force Thunderbird aerial demonstration team perform precision maneuvers such as this solo and opposing solo jet maneuver. The Thunderbirds head a spectacular lineup of aviation demonstrations and performances at this year's Star Spangled Salute. In addition to aerial performances, the May 24 event will also feature a wide variety of exhibits, concessions and ground entertainment. (Air Force photo)

    Which way is up?

  • For decades, the Hollywood and Vine sign has been a landmark and silent guide to Bldg. 3001’s visitors. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)

    Tinker intersection has extensive history: First Hollywood and Vine street sign 40 years old

    In Los Angeles, the Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street intersection is a well-known landmark. At Tinker, it could be legendary.    Named after the southern California intersection, Bldg. 3001's focal point for foot-traffic directions has an extensive and near-fabled history. Its first sign debuted 40 years ago and its origins began at least 15
  • Staff Sgt. Chris Boykins helps unload a MEDEVAC patient in the Central Command's area of responsibility. (Courtesy photo)

    72nd MDG proves motto “best care anywhere”

    The 72nd Medical Group keeps showing what it means to be a "wildcatter," the 72nd Air Base Wing's mascot.    Their consistent "over-the-top" effort and performance has resulted in a deluge of personal and group awards, numerous unit successes, and most importantly the "best care anywhere" for members of Tinker, their families and deployed members
  • This image shows a cross-section of four cells of the bacteria, Deinococcus radiodurans, which is used in radiation resistance studies. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Michael Daly)

    Bacteria research could protect Airmen from radiation

    An Air Force Office of Scientific Research-funded scientist has identified manganese complexes in the bacterium Deinococcus radioduran that resists the damaging effects of radiation.    The goal of the research is to investigate biomaterials that offer protection to Airmen from various environmental hazards, such as military personnel who are
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