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  • OPERATION PURPLE: Youth Center hosts camp for children of deployed members

    Tinker Youth Programs was chosen by the National Military Family Association to host an Operation Purple Camp this year, the fourth year in a row.    The Operation Purple camp program was created in 2004 by the NMFA to help military children struggling with having a parent deployed or who will be

  • Shop available to mechanics of all skill levels

    Is your car or truck running sluggish? Are you a weekend mechanic or do you just want to learn how to keep expensive vehicle repair bills down? Come by the Auto Hobby Shop located in Bldg. 6002 at the corner of Arnold and McNarney. The shop has 10 stalls, three lifts, oil changing racks, two

  • Chaplain's Corner: We must all sacrifice

    For a couple of days, I have had a chance to watch a few episodes of the movie "Band of Brothers." This movie is very popular to many people, but maybe for some it is not. It is about a group of U.S. Soldiers from many different places. War World II takes them from regular life to new situations.

  • P-Men slip past Hawks 4-2 in OKC hockey league

    The third game of play for the Tinker Hawks in division two of the Oklahoma City Adult League was a chance for redemption after two losses. It started out well but the finish was a 4-2 defeat at the hands of the P-Men at the Arctic Edge Ice Arena on June 29.    The first period saw the Hawks carry

  • NASCAR simulator speeds into Tinker Base Exchange

    The roaring sights and sounds of NASCAR came speeding to the Tinker Exchange on June 27 to the amazement and delight of 250 fans.    The simulator car is part of an ongoing campaign to provide the service members of Team Tinker an outlet for their hard work and dedication. The simulator on display

  • Safety important during holiday

    During the Fourth of July holiday in America families and neighborhoods gather together to enjoy each other's company. They fire up sparklers and barbecues, but sometimes these shared holiday activities can be dangerous.    That danger is what has base leadership, safety and emergency personnel at

  • Former director honored with aerospace award

    Robert Conner accepted the first General Thomas P. Stafford Aerospace Award from its namesake Monday during the Oklahoma Aerospace Summit and Expo in Oklahoma City.   The award recognizes an individual who has greatly furthered Oklahoma's aerospace industry and had a large impact on the industry

  • Hundred attend Tinker Dining Out June 19

    Tinker members and those in surrounding communities gathered together the evening of June 19 to celebrate the joint efforts between the business community and the Tinker family.    The Tinker Dining Out is a special military function that first took place 35 years ago at a meeting between the