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  • Tinker welcomes new honorary commanders

    The Tinker Air Force Base Honorary Commander Program welcomed its 2026 class with a brief ceremony Feb. 20. The program, led by Col. Cisco Harris, 72nd Air Base Wing and installation commander, aims to build and maintain strong relationships between the base and the surrounding community. The

  • Tinker AFB Suspends Trusted Traveler Program

    Effective immediately, the 72nd Air Base Wing has suspended the Trusted Traveler program for Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., at the discretion of the installation commander.

  • OC-ALC honors top performers at annual awards ceremony

    Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex leaders recognized top performers during the annual OC-ALC awards ceremony, celebrating Airmen, civilians and teams whose work directly supports readiness across the Air Force enterprise.

  • New Tinker electrical peaking plant enables energy resilience

    Oklahoma Congressional representatives along with leaders from Tinker Air Force Base and Oklahoma Gas & Electric celebrated the opening of an electrical peaking plant in a ribbon-cutting ceremony held here Feb. 19, 2026. The plant is designed to generate up to 96 megawatts, enough to power 34,000

  • Tinker celebrates graduates of Airman Leadership School

    Forty-Eight Airmen graduated from the Tinker Airman Leadership School during a graduation ceremony held here Feb. 6, 2026. ALS is a six-week professional development course designed to prepare new staff sergeants and senior airmen for positions of greater responsibility by strengthening their

  • Commentary: Give Airmen and Sailors a ride

    The "Stronger Together Carpool" program, also known as the "Give Airmen a Ride" program, provides a structured way for personnel with available transportation to assist fellow service members who need a ride.

  • Connected to Win: Bamboo Eagle Strengthens Allied Decision-Making

    Exercise Bamboo Eagle 26-1, the U.S. Air Force’s premier large-scale combat exercise, commenced this week to test the very nervous system of joint and coalition airpower. The exercise is designed to stress the people, processes, and technology that link commanders to their forces, ensuring that