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  • 552nd says goodbye to 'true wingman,' Brig. Gen Robinson

    On August 27, the 552nd Air Control Wing will say goodbye to their commander, who has successfully led them through the past 15 months of generating sorties, connecting airwaves and controlling the airpower that is crucial to our national security. Brig. Gen. Lori J. Robinson, commander, 552nd ACW,

  • Former CMSAF visits Tinker, SNCO inductees

    The eighth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Sam E. Parish spoke to the new Senior Non-Commissioned Officer inductees at their banquet last week. "This individual needs no introduction because of his acclaim, outgoing-ness and telling it like it is no matter where he goes throughout the Air

  • Stay sharp: Do you know emergency procedures?

    Tinker Fire and Emergency Services would like to remind everyone on the proper procedures for reporting a fire or emergency. Dialing 911 will provide dispatching services for fire and medical service emergencies 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This system ensures a rapid response and, most

  • Tinker program celebrates 1000th graduate

    One Tinker program is helping employees further their education. The Immersion Education Program was introduced to Tinker, Hill and Robins Air Force Base to help instruct the Air Force Material Command supply workforce on key concepts needed in the purchasing and supply chain management business

  • New reg protects DOD renters

    Staying out of foreclosure is the number one priority for some homeowners; however foreclosure is now something even a renter has to worry about. A large percentage of military members choose renting over buying because they are always moving. According to the Pentagon, 65 percent of Americans own

  • Three earn commander's awards

    Three members of the 72nd Air Base Wing, Rick Buschelman, John Krpovage, and LouAnna Munkres, earned Wildcatter Awards for excellence. Rick Buschelman Program Analyst 72nd Air Base Wing Inspector General Mr. Buschelman showed outstanding efforts as a Unit Self Inspection Monito. He revamped the IG

  • Tinker Hawks II down the Blues 6-3

    The Tinker Hawks II followed up on their last second victory with a dominant and complete victory over their arch-rival, Blues, 6-3 at the Blazers Ice Centre on Sunday. "These guys always play us tough and the games are very close," said Clark McClay, center for the Hawks. The first of the game came

  • Tinker Hawks 1 dismantle Blazers

    The Tinker Hawks I season has been tumultuous, but on Sunday they dismantled the Storm 12-0 at the Blazers Ice Centre. "We are looking for a breakout game. I think we are well rested and this should be a good game to see where we are at," said Brad Poarch, goaltender for the Hawks. The Hawks scored