Chaplains Corner: Choose your message wisely

Whenever I see someone using an iPod, or some other private listening device, I ask myself, "I wonder what they are listening to?" Maybe I would like their style of music, or maybe I would not. Then, I speculate about the words to the song. Are they uplifting and positive, or do they denigrate other

Sailors say ‘no to drugs’ at school

Navy Operational Support Center, Oklahoma City Saying "no to drugs" is not just a cliché for the Sailors at Navy Operational Support Center, Oklahoma City.    Instead, it's a way of life they take seriously because of what drugs do to their Navy brothers and sisters.    "Drugs don't just affect the

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Tinker Hawks 2 start fast, but fall to Blues 6-3

A four-goal third period by their opponent had one Tinker hockey team singing the blues Dec. 2.    In Oklahoma City Adult Winter League action, the Tinker Hawks 2 team fell to the Blues 6-3 at the Blazers Ice Centre in south Oklahoma City.    The Hawks came to the ice ready to play. At the 11:00

Commander Trophy League: 552nd MXS #2 strikes past 552nd MOS #1

The battle of the maintenance squadrons took place with much fanfare and anticipation on Nov. 28 at the Tinker Bowling Center. The result was a well-rounded sweep by the 552nd Maintenance Squadron #1 3109-3032.    The match got off to a roaring start as both teams stepped onto the lanes and

GLSC Provisional commander briefs Tinker about upcoming Air Force endeavor

Editor's note: This is the first in a three part series on the Global Logistics Support Center.    Col. H. Brent Baker Sr. briefed and reassured the 448th Combat Sustainment Wing about a new Air Force endeavor Nov. 26-28.    During his eight meetings, the Global Logistics Support Center provisional

Air weapons officers big part of E-3 puzzle

There are many people in the 552nd Air Control Wing that aid in each successful E-3 Sentry mission, and every person is an integral piece of the big wing puzzle: communications, maintenance, flyers and the Airmen who support them.   The air weapons officer is one of the most crucial parts of the

TACAMO Sailors take time to thank vets

Sailors from the Take Charge and Move Out community ushered in the holiday season a little early Nov. 9, volunteering their time and compassion during a visit with patients receiving care at the Norman Veterans Center.    In all, 25 Sailors and one Airman made the trip. This is just one in a series

SCW-1 recognizes award winners at luncheon

Strategic Communications Wing ONE and the Take Charge and Move Out community took time recently to recognize the recipients of its 2007 yearly awards and the quarterly honors covering July through September 2007.    The recipients received their awards at the 37th TACAMO Community Council Luncheon,