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Program works on first impressions

Airman 1st Class Willblas Coriano-Cotto, 552nd Operations Support Squadron intelligence analyst, points out the window of an Oklahoma City Streetcar as it passes a landmark during Tinker Air Force Base’s First Term Airmen Center tour of the downtown area on March 8, 2019, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The tour is part of a partnership by the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau and Tinker AFB to bring the military and civilian communities closer together in a unique program which began in January 2019. The group of Airmen spend part of a day downtown where they ride the new OKC Streetcar for free while learning about important landmarks, attractions and even where free parking is located. The downtown tour has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Program works on first impressions

Cristy Ksepka, certified tourism ambassador for the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau, right, tells the story of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing to a group of Airmen from Tinker Air Force Base while on a tour of the downtown landmarks on March 8, 2019, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. All are reflected in the large pool at the center of the memorial. Tinker Air Force Base’s First Term Airmen Center has partnered with the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau in an initiative to bring the military and civilian communities closer together in a unique program which began in January 2019. The group of Airmen spend part of a day downtown where they ride the new OKC Streetcar for free while learning about important landmarks, attractions and even where free parking is located. The downtown tour has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Program works on first impressions

Airman 1st Class Cosette Dahlvang, left, 552nd Maintenance Group aircraft parts store apprentice, and Airman 1st Class Karie Mees, 72nd Security Forces Squadron installation entry controller, talk to each other at the Mickey Mantle stop for the Oklahoma City Streetcar during a tour of downtown on March 8, 2019. Dahlvang and Mees were taking part in Tinker Air Force Base’s First Term Airmen Center special tour through a partnership with the base and the OKC Convention and Visitors Bureau which brings the military and civilian communities closer together. The group of Airmen spend part of a day downtown where they ride the new OKC Streetcar, for free, while learning about important landmarks, attractions and even where free parking is located. The downtown tour has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Program works on first impressions

The Oklahoma City Streetcar map is displayed at a boarding platform near a busy street on March 8, 2019, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Since parking is a challenge learning how to get around downtown using the new OKC streetcar system is something Airmen from Tinker Air Force Base’s First Term Airmen Center are taught during a tour brought about by partnering with the OKC Convention and Visitors Bureau. The downtown tour has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Program works on first impressions

Airmen from Tinker Air Force Base’s First Term Airmen Center wait to board an approaching Oklahoma City Streetcar during a complimentary tour and free streetcar ride of the downtown area courtesy of an innovative partnership between the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau and Tinker AFB on March 8, 2019. The group of Airmen spent part of a day downtown where they rode the new OKC Streetcar for free, while learning about important landmarks, attractions and even where free parking is located. The downtown tour has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Program works on first impressions

It's not Abbey Road and the Beatles, but Airmen from Tinker Air Force Base's First Term Airmen Center are captured crossing the road in the music/entertainment district of downtown Oklahoma City during a special tour hosted by the OKC Convention and Visitors Bureau on March 8, 2019. An initiative to bring the military and civilian communities closer together began in January 2019 and allows Airmen to go downtown where they ride the new OKC Streetcar for free, while learning about important landmarks, attractions and even where free parking is located. The downtown tour has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Program works on first impressions

Cristy Ksepka, certified tourism ambassador for the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau, left, points out details of the OKC Streetcar routes to Airmen attending a special tour meant to connect them to their new city on March 8, 2019. Tinker Air Force Base’s First Term Airmen Center has recently partnered with OKC’s Convention and Visitors Bureau which has quickly become a welcome capstone to the FTAC curriculum and, over time, should help integrate the military members with the community faster and smoother. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Teresa Larios, pharmacy technician with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron, assists Col. Cliff Altizer, Air Force Sustainment Center Inspector General’s Office, with the new Q-Flow machines inside the lobby of the 72nd Medical Group. The Q-Flow kiosks allow pharmacy customers to check-in to pick up their prescriptions and will show them on the large screens in the waiting area what their wait time is. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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190212-F-RI777-2005

Teresa Larios, pharmacy technician with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron, assists a pharmacy customer with one of the new Q-Flow machines inside the lobby of the 72nd Medical Group. The Q-Flow kiosks allow pharmacy customers to check-in to pick up their prescriptions and will show them on the large screens in the waiting area what their wait time is. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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190129-F-RI777-1003

72nd Medical Support Squadron members, from left, First Lt. Jordan Pickell, Master Sgt. Gareth Price, Lt. Col. Theodosia Hill, commander; Tech. Sgt. Karvin Vega and Maj. Karl Bituin, diagnostics and therapeutics flight commander, were the main team members to bring the Q-Flow kiosks to fruition for pharmacy customers. Q-Flow allows customers to check-in to get their prescriptions and then sit in the lobby of the 72nd Medical Group to wait for their pick-up. Q-Flow will show wait times for each customer on the large screens, creating a virtual line, as opposed to standing in an actual line, to receive their prescriptions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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190201-F-RI777-3003

Maj. Karl Bituin, 72nd Medical Support Squadron diagnostics and therapeutics flight commander, guides members of the squadron through training on the new Q-Flow kiosk system for pharmacy prescriptions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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190222-F-RI777-1046

About 30 people from across the base toured various sections of the 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron as part of an ongoing initiative to showcase various organizations within the 72nd Air Base Wing Feb. 22. Senior Airman Miguel Salgado speaks to the group about how his section plans and executes aircraft cargo loading. (U.S. Air Force photos/Kelly White)

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190222-F-RI777-1099

Tech. Sgt. Joshua Gale, non-commissioned officer in charge of terminal operations, discusses the Personal Deployment Function line for deployers and how they make sure their mobility folder is up-to-date for their deployment. (U.S. Air Force photos/Kelly White)

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190222-F-RI777-1005

Jerome Smith, chief of the Personal Property Processing Office, speaks with members of Team Tinker about Art of the Possible processes and continuous process improvements the Personal Property Processing Office has gone through Feb. 22. About 30 people from across the base toured various sections of the 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron as part of an ongoing initiative to showcase various organizations within the 72nd Air Base Wing. (U.S. Air Force photos/Kelly White)

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190222-F-RI777-1018

Staff Sgt. Chaelon Moultry, with the 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron Passenger Movement Office, speaks about how her office helps over 26,000 DoD military and civilians and 18,000 dependents annually. About 30 people from across the base toured various sections of the 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron as part of an ongoing initiative to showcase various organizations within the 72nd Air Base Wing. (U.S. Air Force photos/Kelly White)

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190222-F-RI777-1001

Brent Burgess, 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron director, speaks with members of Team Tinker while on a tour of his squadron Feb. 22. The tour is part of an ongoing initiative to showcase various organizations within the 72nd Air Base Wing. (U.S. Air Force photos/Kelly White)

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190226-F-RI777-1006

Tinker Club becoming Event Center. Food services will no longer be available at the Tinker Club beginning Mar. 2.

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190201-F-RI777-2035

Presenters in the 72nd Air Base Wing Spark Tank competition were, from left, Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Taylor, Angela Harris, Karen Blackwell, Alvin Chandler, Chontaye Walter, Airman 1st Class Christian Thrasher and Senior Master Sgt. Francisco Zamorano. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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190201-F-RI777-2034

Col. Ralph Taylor, 72nd Air Base Wing vice commander, left, presented Senior Master Sgt. Francisco Zamorano with the top prize in the Spark Tank competition Feb. 1. The money came from 72nd Air Base Wing Innovation Funds, and Zamorano will receive around $50K of the funding for his idea of "ePrograms," by using QR codes in a phone app to access event programs and eliminating paper programs. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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190201-F-RI777-2024

72nd Air Base Wing Spark Tank judges, from left, Deborah Smith, 72nd Contracting Squadron; Cheryl Robitaille, 72nd Comptroller Squadron; Col. Amer Mahmud, Staff Judge Advocate's Office; Col. Ralph Taylor, 72nd Air Base Wing vice commander; and Chief Master Sgt. Melissa Erb, 72nd Air Base Wing command chief, deliberate and discuss the entries for the 72nd Air Base Wing Spark Tank. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)

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