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Lightning strikes behind a B-1B Lancer parked on the flight line as a major storm approaches Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma May 18, 2017. The B-1B is at Tinker undergoing depot level maintenance and has been stripped of a majority of its paint. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)


Awesome power on display at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma.

Lightning strikes behind a B-1B Lancer parked on the flight line as a major storm approaches Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma May 18, 2017. The B-1B is at Tinker undergoing depot level maintenance and has been stripped of a majority of its paint. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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Dutch Maj. Gen. G.W. van Keulen spoke July 20 in the Oklahoma Room of Bldg. 3001 at the Logistics Officer Association Tinker Crossroads Chapter luncheon. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
72nd Air Base Wing Commander Col. Kenyon Bell and Air Force Sustainment Center Commander Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II check out the surgery room in the new Veterinary Treatment Facility, where the clinic’s CPR training dog provides a realistic interpretation of an actual surgery set-up. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held July 17 to officially open the new clinic, whose services are available to Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, retirees and dependents. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Brig. Gen. Andrea Tullos, director of Security Forces and Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics, Engineering and Force Protection, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C., visited with members of the 72nd Security Forces Squadron at the Base Theater July 11. As the Air Force's new Top Cop, Gen. Tullos briefed the room on upcoming training policies and procedures and manpower as well as the Air Force Chief of Staff's initiative to revitalize squadrons.
From left, 72nd Medical Support Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Jeffrey Fewell, 72nd Air Base Wing Commander Col. Kenyon Bell, Air Force Sustainment Center Commander Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II, Public Health Activity Commander at Fort Hood Lt. Col. Sydney Cobb and 72nd Medical Group Commander Col. Christopher Grussendorf cut the ceremonial ribbon at the newly remodeled Veterinary Treatment Facility on the south side of Tinker July 17, 2017. As a joint partnership between the U.S. Army Medical Department's Veterinary Corps and the AFSC, 72nd ABW, 72nd MDG, 72nd Force Support Squadron and 72nd Security Forces Squadron, the clinic has increased its capabilities of care to further support Military Working Dogs as well as family pets for military members and retirees. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Air Force Sustainment Center Commander Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II gave remarks and expressed his thanks and appreciation for the continued partnership between the U.S. Army Medical Department's Veterinary Services and Tinker Air Force BAse during a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly remodeled Veterinary Treatment Facility July 17. The vet clinic has extended its capabilities of care to be able to perform anesthetic procedures as well as placing catheters and monitors. The clinic provides care for Military Working Dogs as well as family pets for active duty, Reserve, Guard, retirees and dependents. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
F-105 midair refueling (Courtesy photo)
Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Terrell, retired, presents the American Flag to Madeline Emrick, family member of Airman 1st Class Phillip Emrick, during his funeral July 14. Final Salute, a pilot course recently held on a voluntary basis for members of the Tinker Honor Guard, emphasizes professional development through the importance of honoring those who have served at military funerals and based upon the book, “The Final Salute.”
Tinker’s Iszard Memorial Pool was named for Chief Master Sgt. Edward J. Iszard, who served as the non-commissioned officer in charge of the Social Actions Equal Opportunity and Treatment Office at Tinker Air Force Base. (Air Force photo by April McDonald)
Tech. Sgt. Blake Manuel, a health professions recruiter with the 342nd Recruiting Squadron, speaks with Airman Leadership School Class 17-E June 7. ALS leadership plans for at least four guest speakers to help augment curriculum material, promote resiliency and to help students learn more about career fields and organizations, such as the Air Force Sergeant’s Association and Network 5/6. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Senior Airman Evan Wilson, 963rd Airborne Air Control Squadron, and class leader Senior Airman Rebecca Cowan, 507th Operations Support Squadron, along with the rest of Class 17-E, run laps in front of the ALS schoolhouse during PT. ALS holds PT four days per week, with a Commandant’s PT on Fridays. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Master Sgt. Rachael Long, one of four Airman Leadership School instructors, evaluates her flight as they display their drill formations. As part of Military Customs and Courtesies curriculum, the students spend numerous hours practicing for their drill evaluations. Each student has the opportunity to lead their flight, calling out drill commands around the field beside the ALS schoolhouse. The flights practice on their own time, leading up to the practice evaluation with their instructor, allowing time to correct and hone their skills until the day of their final evaluation. This part of their curriculum helps the students refresh skills they may not have used since basic training and understand the importance of a practice rich in military history and tradition. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
Delta Flight students Senior Airmen Zachary Ambrose, 507th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron; Casey Doyal, 72nd Security Forces Squadron; Alec, 552nd Maintenance Squadron; Kevin, 552nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron; and Nadia Miller, 72nd SFS, work together to put ranks of different military branches in order during one of the stations of a Commandant’s PT. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)