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From left: Chief Master Sgts. Scott Ferguson, Roddy Hartsook and Jackie Green were recently nominated as candidates for Command Chief positions. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)


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From left: Chief Master Sgts. Scott Ferguson, Roddy Hartsook and Jackie Green were recently nominated as candidates for Command Chief positions. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)

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Capt. Paco Balderrama, the public information officer for the Oklahoma City Police Department, speaks to Tinker senior leaders about how they should convey a neutral posture with victims of sexual assault by first making the victim feel safe so they are more likely to be able to pursue an investigation into their case. (Air Force photo by Kelly White/Released)
Col. Lea Kirkwood, 72nd Air Base Wing vice commander, right, signs a Memorandum of Understanding between Tinker, Midwest City and Del City, on Sept. 10 at the Reed Center. Also signing the MOU for Tinker’s Mobile Command Post to serve the three communities are, from left, Assistant Chief Glen Brown of the Midwest City Fire Department; Terry Ford, chief of Tinker Fire and Emergency Services; Jim Hock, chief of the Del City Fire Department; and Midwest City Mayor Jack Fry. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
To cheers from the audience, support from wing leadership and Yard Dawgz dancers, and under the eye of “inspectors,” Airmen compete for “Outstanding” bragging rights during the ORI rally Oct. 27. Senior Airman Christopher Moore, 552nd Operations Support Squadron; Staff Sgt. Donald Thompson, 76th Aircraft Maintenance Group; and Staff Sgt. Danny Skelton, 72nd Air Base Wing, tear into their M-16s with Sergeant Skelton earning the win in the end. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Col. Allen Jamerson, 72nd Air Base Wing and Tinker installation commander, high-fives Airmen as he enters the Pre-ORI rally. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Senior Master Sgt. J.T. Smith, 552nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron assistant maintenance chief, gets into the spirit of the ORI rally. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
John Over, executive director of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, shares his thoughts on successes for the Operational Readiness Inspection that beginsMonday. Base leaders Col. Evan Miller, 76th Propulsion Maintenance Group director; Col. Patricia Hoffman, 552nd Air Control Wing commander; and Col. Allen Jamerson, 72nd Air Base Wing and Tinker installation commander, also spoke at the event. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Col. Patricia Hoffman, 552nd Air Control Wing commander, was the fastest in pulling her chemical gear on, winning a competition during the Pre-ORI rally Oct 27. She earned an “Outstanding” from Airmen, role-playing inspectors, and cheers from the audience after her bout with Col. Evan Miller, 76th Propulsion Maintenance Group director, and Col. Allen Jamerson, 72nd Air Base Wing and Tinker installation commander. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
The Combined Federal Campaign kicked off Oct. 7 and will run through Nov. 13. From left: Col. Paul Waugh, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center vice commander; Mindy Banz, CFC director; John Over, OC-ALC executive director; Melba Smith, CFC loaned executive; Tim Eldridge, CFC loaned executive; Maj. Gen. David Gillett, OC-ALC commander; Capt. Sam Sebaihi, CFC loaned executive and Laura Culberson, OC-ALC chief of staff; look over the CFC charity list as the ALC leaders prepare to fill out pledge forms. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
From left to right: Col. Kelly Larson, Defense Logistics Agency Oklahoma City commander; Todd Lambert, International Association of Firefighters F211 Union president; James Schmidt, AFGE Local 916 Union president; Col. Patricia Hoffman, 552nd Air Control Wing commander; Col. Mark Beierle, 327th Aircraft Sustainment Wing commander; Col. Joseph Pinckney, 448th Supply Chain Management Wing vice commander; Navy Capt. Dwight Shepherd, Strategic Communications Wing ONE commander; Col. Jeffery Glass, 507th Air Refueling Wing commander; and Col. Allen Jamerson, 72nd Air Base Wing commander; look on as Maj. Gen. David Gillett, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center commander, signs an Energy Awareness Month proclamation. A copy of the proclamation is available on Page 18. To participate in your own event, cut it out, post it and sign it. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Famed wrestler, boxer and Oklahoma native Danny Hodge gently demonstrates a winning move on Col. Allen Jamerson,72nd Air Base Wing and Tinker installation commander, during the champ’s visit to base Sept. 29. Colonel Jamerson, a huge wrestling fan, gave Mr. Hodge, his wife and mutual friends Michael and Pam Kloiber, a tour of base and a chance to meet Airmen during a luncheon. Mr. Kloiber, Tinker Federal Credit Union president and CEO, learned of Colonel Jamerson’s passion for all things wrestling and told him of their friendship with the famous wrestler and boxer. Mr. Hodge earned an Olympic Silver Medal in 1956, was the 1958 Golden Gloves champion, the 1968 TWWA Heavyweight winner and was the only amateur wrestler ever featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Air Force and Oklahoma government officials gather Aug. 17 to attend an open house in celebration of the Tinker Aerospace Complex's largest facility, Bldg. 9001. From left are, Brig. Gen. Bruce Litchfield, 76th Maintenance Wing commander; Scott Meacham, Oklahoma state treasurer; Gen. Donald Hoffman, commander of Air Force Materiel Command; Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla.; Maj. Gen. David Gillett, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center commander; James Schmidt, Local 916 union president; Col. Kelly Larson, commander of the Defense Logistics Agency, Oklahoma City; Ray Vaughn, Oklahoma County commissioner and David Thompson, of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. The event took place in the 545th Propulsion Maintenance Squadron's TF33 turbo fan engine maintenance shop, where workers moved after renovation of Bldg. 9001. In September 2008, the Air Force entered into a low-cost, long-term lease, with Oklahoma County for use of the former General Motors facility. (Air Force photo/Dave Faytinger)