Vol. 75, No. 23 Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. Friday, June 9, 2017

72nd ABW has moved to Bldgs. 1002 Inhofe tours Tinker and 7005 Page 4 INSIDE 552nd ACW cuts ribbon on new medical clinic Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II Page 5 AFSC/CC Message Honoring an enduring Air Force photo by Darren D. Heusel symbol Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II, Air Force Sustainment Center commander, right, looks on as Sen. Jim Inhofe Massive boards his airplane positioned in front of Base Ops following a brief visit to Tinker Air Force Base May Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II undertaking 31. The senator was in the local area to attend a number of community events and received a quick Air Force Sustainment Center of the KC-135 tour of the base to discuss ongoing initiatives he’s working on Capitol Hill. The Oklahoma senator and Commander double-belly pilot occasionally flies his own plane, a Grumman Tiger, when conducting business at Tinker. removal AFSC Airmen, Every year June 14 is a Page 6-7 special, nationally recognized Real ID Act, compliance, day to honor our flag, which Tinker’s Healthy remains an enduring symbol of Lifestyle Festival hope, liberty, and freedom. limited extension On June 14, 1777, the Page 8 72nd Air Base Wing Public Affairs U.S. Permanent resident card (Form I-551) Continental Congress adopted • U.S. certificate of naturalization or certificate a resolution establishing the Tinker Events The state of Oklahoma has been on a limited of citizenship (Form N-550) United States flag as having Calendar extension for the REAL ID Act from the Department • Employment authorization document issued by 13 stripes alternating between of Homeland Security through June 6. Unless an DHS (Form I-766) seven red and six white; and that Page 1b additional extension is granted by DHS, enforcement • U.S. refugee travel document or other travel the union be thirteen stars, white of the REAL ID Act will begin for Oklahoma IDs July document or evidence of immigration status in a blue field representing a 10. On that date a current, non-compliant Oklahoma issued by DHS containing a photograph new constellation. Our flag ID can be used for entry only if the individual has (permit to re-enter form I-327 and refugee has since added more stars, but another form of identification off of the list below. travel document form I-571) remains the enduring symbol The forms of ID on this list are for use at Tinker AFB • Transportation worker identification credential of liberty and freedom it has only and several IDs on this list may not grant you (TWIC) always been for our Nation. The Visit us online at entry for other federal facilities or military bases. • Merchant Mariner card issued by DHS/U.S. 13 horizontal stripes represent www.tinker.af.mil If you are traveling to other Federal Installations/ Coast Guard (USCG) the original 13 colonies, while buildings it is recommended you contact them before • Driver’s license or ID issued by a state that the stars represent the 50 states traveling to that location. meets the Real ID standards or has an extension of the Union. The colors of Other forms of federally-issued identification (or interim driver’s license) the flag are symbolic as well: will be accepted instead of a non-compliant • State issued EDLs red symbolizes hardiness and driver’s license including: • Foreign government issued passport valor, white signifies purity and • A U.S. passport or passport card innocence, and blue represents Like us on Facebook • PIV-I cards issued by non-federal government • federally-issued personal identification entities vigilance, perseverance and www.facebook.com/ justice. tinkerairforcebase verification (PIV) card Identification that will be accepted along with • driver’s license issued by the U.S. Department a non-compliant driver’s license include Social Flag Day observances were of State Security card, birth certificate, voter registration initially held at a local or state • Border crossing card (DSP-150) card, state issued concealed carry license, state level until the first nationally • DHS “Trusted Traveler” card (Global entry, issued vehicle registration, and Native American recognized Flag Day occurred NEXUS, SENTRI, FAST) Tribal photo ID. in 1916 by proclamation of • U.S. Military ID The Real ID Act of 2005 was intended to improve President Woodrow Wilson. Follow us on Twitter • Veterans Health Certification card issued the security of driver’s licenses to make it more @Team_Tinker by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs difficult for terrorists to obtain fraudulent IDs. See Symbol page 3. 2 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 Tinker Air Force Base

Commentary: Courtesy photo The Evacuation of Clark Air Force Base An AGM-84 Harpoon missile being loaded on a B-52. Howard E. Halvorsen Air Force Sustainment Center Historian

On June 10, 1991, Col. Jeffrey R. Grime, Boeing AGM- commander of the 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing at Clark Air Force Base, began carrying out the order to evacuate Clark Air Base, Philippines. U.S. Naval 84A/D Base Subic Bay eventually followed suit. It was worried that a harmless looking nearby volcano, Mount Pinatubo, would erupt. Indeed, the mountain ‘Harpoon’ missile had been releasing steam since the previous April. Worried they were being overcautious and that Greg L. Davis more people would be hurt in an evacuation than 72nd Air Base Wing Public Affairs anything, he nevertheless followed his orders to the letter to evacuate more than 20,000 American The AGM-84A/D Air Launch Cruise Missile is personnel. an air breathing missile capable of sustaining high It had already been a trying year for everyone at subsonic flight using Global Positioning System/ Clark Air Base, the largest Air Force base outside Inertial Navigation System guidance. The missile the continental United States. In May 1990, two was originally developed for the U.S. Navy airmen were assassinated near the base by members capable of being launched from land, submarines of the New People’s Army, a communist-based and surface ships in the anti-ship role. It was later guerrilla group. As a result of this and other activity adapted for air-launch use with the Navy’s P-3 of the NPA, there were frequent restrictions to base. Orion. After being successfully integrated into In July 1990, an earthquake measuring 7.8 on the the P-3 fleet, the missile was adapted for use Richter Scale shook central Luzon. Little damage with the U.S. Air Force B-52G/H Stratofortress happened on base, but Airmen quickly rushed to in 1983. help in off-base relief operations, including pulling Tinker’s role with the AGM-84 Harpoon missile bodies from a poorly constructed school that had is the sustainment, repair and overhaul of the small J402 turbojet engine along with continuing software collapsed on 250 children. During the following Photo courtesy Tinker History Office fall, nearly 3,000 Filipino workers on the U.S. upgrades. government payroll went on strike, causing Ash plumes from the volcano, Mount Pinatubo, that When the missile was developed for Air Force forced Philippine evacuations including Clark Air B-52 units by direction of Strategic Air Command bitterness that led to further base lockdowns. This Force Base. was followed by several typhoons, though not as leaders, it was initially fielded with just two units whose operating locations coincided with the bad as a super typhoon that had smashed through – in hindsight – was, “Volcano? What volcano?” B-52Gs potential for an anti-ship role with the 42nd the base in 1989. This was the uniform view of everyone serving Bombardment Wing, Loring Air Force Base, Maine, So it was a few days after the steam plume at Clark. The idea that one of the little Zambales and the 43rd Bombardment Wing, Andersen AFB, appeared on April 2, 1991, during a regular staff Mountains that was just barely bigger than the Guam. As the G-model was retired following Desert meeting the 3rd Support Group commander, Col. other mountains could be dangerous seemed John Murphy, mentioned the threat of a volcano Storm, the Harpoon anti-ship capabilities were eruption. The vice commander’s famous response See Evacuation page 11. transferred to the B-52H of the 2nd Bomb Wing, Barksdale AFB, La., and then finally to Minot AFB, N.D. According to Boeing’s fact sheet, the Harpoon This week in Tinker history “is the world’s most successful anti-ship missile and is in service with the armed forces of more than 30 June 2, 1967 - Tinker becomes the repair facility. countries.” The missile is being continually tested specialized repair activity for AN/APR-25 June 9, 1968 - The new base theater, Bldg. and upgraded with the latest advances incorporated into AGM-84 Harpoon Block II, also known as and AN-APR-26 radar homing and warning 5711, opens. equipment. standoff land attack missile and the SLAM-expanded June 7, 1967 - More ground-communications- June 9, 1980 - The CFM56 engine item response missile. electronics-meteorological equipment comes to management responsibility is assigned to the There have been more than 7,000 AGM-84 Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area, the specialized Center. Harpoon missiles delivered during the life of the program. Manufacturer: Boeing Missile type: AGM-84A/D 2017 Key events: Nickname: Harpoon Power plant: Solid-propellant booster, Teledyne June 23: Tinker 75th Anniversary Golf Tournament J402 air-breathing turbojet engine (cruise) In-service dates: 1972-present Sept. 16: Air Force Ball Number produced: More than 7,000 Oct. 13: Capstone Event Tinker connection: management, maintenance and repair June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 3 Lawrence Kingsley, deputy assistant secretary of the Air Force for Logis- AFSC tics and Product Support, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Headquarters, United States Air Force, center, receives an shares update on the 76th Propulsion Main- tenance Group’s Clean Line from en- gineers Richard Renfro, left, and Julie Marasco, during his visit to Tinker Air mission Force Base May 23-26. During his visit, Kingsley was provided with an overall understanding of the Air Force Sustain- ment Center mission, to include discus- and sions on readiness challenges to the Air Force enterprise, workload, capabilities and innovation. The Clean Line briefing takes a look at the process flow of an updates engine to determine how infrastructure investment benefits AFSC efficiencies, quality and safety. Looking on is Brig. Gen. Linda Marsh, mobilization assis- Air Force photos by Darren D. Heusel tant to the AFSC commander.

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Daron Bender, a sheet metal chief with the 564th Air- craft Maintenance Squadron, left, provides Wayne Schatz Jr., associate deputy chief of staff for oper- ations, headquarters, United States Air Force, with an overview of the aft wing terminal fitting and center wing spar replacement procedures being performed on the KC-135 “Stratotanker” during his visit to Tinker Air Force Base May 22-23. During his two-day vis- it, Schatz was able to discuss and receive updates on Air Force Sustainment Center logistics and sus- tainment, to include updates on the E-3 “Sentry” Air- borne Warning and Control System aircraft, as well as impacts to fleet health and readiness as pilot pro- duction increases on Air Force weapon systems.

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While Flag Day celebrations continued in various It goes by fast. You do your best to get communities after the proclamation, in 1949 President Truman signed an Act of Congress officially them to hold still for just a second, while designating June 14 of each year as National Flag always looking to the future. You’re there Day. for each other. We’re there for you. Our flag represents our national identity and ideals, and remains a banner of freedom that unites SM us all. It continues to carry the message of freedom We get it. and inspiration to Americans at home and abroad. TinkerFCU.org Thank you for all that you do for our Air Force and our Nation. Your contribution in the Air Force Sustainment Center is vital in delivering combat power for the warfighter. As always, I am proud to Federally insured by NCUA serve alongside you. 4 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017

815th Airlift Squadron drops paratroopers to commemorate D-Day 73 Staff Sgt. Nicholas Monteleone C-47s did to drop paratroopers on 403rd Wing Public Affairs D-Day. The 815th AS is one of nine SAINTE-MERE-EGLISE, historical units taking part in various France — Two 815th Airlift events and ceremonies throughout Squadron crews from Keesler Air the region. Now a C-130J tactical Force Base, Miss. participated in unit, the 185th AS was the 815th a six-ship multinational airborne Bombardment Squadron during mission here in the Normandy World War II. region June 4 to commemorate “I’m honored and humbled to be D-Day 73. able to fly in such a historic event that In the early morning hours of June celebrates and commemorates all of 6, 1944, paratroopers from the 82nd the people that took part and those that and 101st Infantry Divisions dropped made the ultimate sacrifice,” said Capt. into France in the opening moments Nicholas Foreman, 815th AS pilot. of what would become known as The squadron flew multiple “The Longest Day.” missions during this year’s week- Now, 73 years later, C-130J Super long D-Day 73 commemoration, to Hercules crews from the 815th AS include several flyovers. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Monteleone join the 37th AS from Ramstein Air “Overall, participation in D-Day Paratroopers jump from C-130J aircraft during a six-ship troop drop over Norman- Base, Germany, as well as French 73 not only commemorates the dy, France. This event commemorates the 73rd anniversary of D-Day, the largest and German C-160s, to drop 451 D-Day heroes, it also demonstrates multi-national amphibious landing and operational military airdrop in history, and American, French, British, Dutch and the steadfast commitment of the U.S. highlights the U.S.’ steadfast commitment to European allies and partners. Overall, German paratroopers and reenactors. to its European allies and partners,” approximately 400 U.S. service members from units in Europe and the U.S. are The aircraft followed the same route Foreman said. participating in ceremonial D-Day events from May 31 to June 7.

72nd ABW moving day

The 72nd Air Base Wing command section along with the 72nd Mission Support Group and legal office has relocated to Bldg. 1002; the courthouse has relocated to Bldg. 1014; Public Affairs and ABW Protocol has relocated to Bldg. 7005.

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In partnership with the 72nd Medical Group, the 552nd Air Control Wing recently opened a flight line clinic in the 960th Airborne Air Control Squadron. Providing value to the warfighter and fliers of the 552nd ACW, the new clinic meets medical needs nearest to the workplace, minimizes time spent outside the squadron or AWACS campus and improves overall combat readiness. Commander of the 960th AACS Lt. Col. Kristen Thompson was enthusiastic about Tinker’s first ever satellite flight line clinic and the partnership between the two wings. “Tinker is lucky to have two commanders who are completely in lockstep with the Chief of Staff of the Air Force’s challenge to revitalize the squadron and allow commanders to take charge of combat training and preparation, which in turn takes care of our Airmen, and ultimately, the Air Force photo by Kelly White mission,” she said. Staff Sgt. Cheila, a medic with the 960th Airborne Air Control Squadron; Col. Chris Mathews, commander of the 72nd Operational since April 10, the Aerospace Medicine Squadron; Lt. Col. Kristen Thompson, commander of the 960th AACS; Col. Christopher Grussendorf, clinic, located in Bldg. 255, is open commander of the 72nd Medical Group and Capt. Christopher, a flight surgeon with the 960th AACS, participated in a rib- Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 bon cutting ceremony for the new flight line clinic in Bldg. 255 on May 18. The clinic is open on Mondays and Wednesdays a.m. to 11 a.m. Seeing on average from 8 to 11 a.m. six to eight patients per day, the rotating flight docs and independent go/no-go pills, prescription profiles, to increase the effectiveness of the of Airmen taking care of Airmen and duty medical technicians at the clinic medical renewals and the treatment warfighter. the 72nd MDG focus of trusted, high- have seen a total of 52 patients so far, of minor illnesses and injuries. “The ability to increase combat quality care, enhancing the readiness boasting an overall 50 percent return- Having the resources in the AWACS readiness was improved through this and mission effectiveness of Air Force to-flight status rate. campus has saved more than 96 man joint project,” the colonel said. “So operators and building Airmen, our The clinic supports return-to-flight hours of travel and wait time in just we decided to seize the opportunity flight line clinic aims to do all of those status, medical waiver processing, five weeks, and rounds out the ability and make it a reality. And in the spirit things. So far, it’s been successful.” The Commander’s Action Line

The Commander’s Action Line serves as a direct link for Tinker personnel to bring questions or concerns to the 72nd Air Base Wing commander’s attention, in the case that a timely resolution of issues through facility management or unit chain of command doesn’t occur. Items of interest to the installation overall will be published in the Tinker Take Off to effect positive change across Tinker and lead to improvements in safety, working conditions, quality of life and a better understand- ing of base programs and processes. Below are some helpful telephone numbers to assist you in trying to resolve an issue. To submit an Action Line, visit the Commander’s Action Line tab on Tinker’s internal home page. Those who don’t have access to the home page can send an email directly to [email protected] and a response should be received in a timely manner. Col. Kenyon K. Bell 72nd Air Base Wing Commander

Suicide Prevention Assistance Key Numbers Base Chapel...... 734-2111 Base Legal Office...... 739-5811 IG Complaints (for appt.)...... 739-2051 Suicide Prevention - Lifeline...... 1-800-273-8255 Base Safety Office...... 739-3511 Military Equal Opportunity...... 739-2104 Military Mental Health...... 582-6603 Civilian Health Promotion Services...... 582-6817 Base Restaurants...... 734-3161 Military Pay...... 739-5768 Civil Engineering...... 734-3451 Public Affairs...... 739-2026 Sexual Assault Response Civilian Personnel...... 739-3334 Retirement (civilian)...... 1-800-525-0102 Sexual Assault 24-hr line...... 734-7272 DOD Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline...... 800-424-9098 Security Forces...... 734-2878 Military Family Life Counselors...... 432-6311 Equal Employment Office...... 739-7889 Force Support...... 734-3566 Domestic Abuse Hotline & Services...... 256-2825 Fraud, Waste and Abuse...... 739-3922 Alternate Dispute Resolution...... 736-2151 6 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 7

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Air Force photos by Kelly White Sheet metal mechanics with the 76th Aircraft Maintenance Group working on the KC-135 Programmed Depot Maintenance line perform a double belly skin removal. Although a single belly removal is normally called for in PDM, double belly removals are not unusual and are required when both sides of the aircraft have corrosion and other defects. The massive undertaking of a KC-135 double-belly removal Jillian Coleman the KC-135 Stratotanker, a double- supervisor with the 564th Aircraft Brent Bacon, a sheet metal added, allows for more work to be we remove every underlying stringer, Building the stringers may be the removal is a massive undertaking Staff Writer belly skin removal is a complex Maintenance Squadron, explained that mechanic sub-section chief with the done simultaneously. Mechanics are which is primary structural support the most time consuming, but Bacon spanning several days and consuming process requiring eight mechanics for corrosion is the most common indicator 564th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, able to work on additional areas of skin is attached to. There are 10 stringers clarified that physically the most thousands of man-hours. However, it is The Oklahoma City Air Logistics each side of the aircraft’s fuselage. for change, but having dents too close further elaborated on the process of the aircraft such as the P-2 upper wing and we remove five at a time to maintain daunting task is hanging the new skin. only one of more than a dozen separate Complex recently performed its second Upon arrival, planes are inspected for to the static ports and deterioration a double-belly removal and how its skins and belly skins, for example, structural integrity.” Skins are organized into three different major structural repairs potentially double-skin removal this year on a KC- defects which could drive mechanics issues with protruding sensors can efficiency has evolved in the past two at the same time. The work itself to The supervisor said the skin can be sections, and have to be precisely lined encountered during the KC-135’s 135 Stratotanker, the refueling aircraft and maintainers to change the belly force a change also. Like a sports car, decades. remove the skins can be strenuous, so drilled off in a day, depending on the up, put in place and then riveted to programmed depot maintenance visit which can carry up to 83,000 pounds of skins, or fuselage skin of the aircraft. aerodynamics are important to aircraft. “Formerly, this process used to take the ability to tackle multiple areas at manpower available, but both skins the aircraft. The largest of the belly to the Oklahoma City Air Logistics cargo. Each side of the aircraft demands four “Skin Waviness Measurement tests up to 24 days, non-concurrently,” once is a critical point in the OC-ALC are typically removed within a day and skins weighs roughly 150 pounds and Complex. Thanks to the engineering Although single belly skin removals mechanics on the inside and four on are performed to determine how the Bacon said. “Now, a mechanic- centric efficiency plan. a half. The lengthiest portion of the measures 21 feet long and 8 feet wide. skills and technical know-how of its are fairly common, the 564th Aircraft the outside, totaling eight for one side air comes over the fuselage,” Brock Art of the Possible approach has “We prepare the new skin first,” Brock process, Brock noted, is the removal Precision is critical, as once complete, talented workforce, the world’s greatest Maintenance Squadron performs less of the belly removal. said. Rippling or dents in the fuselage enabled the process to be performed explained. The process of removing and reattachment of the stringers, which the fuselage of the aircraft must be air maintenance and repair operation is able than 10 double-skin removals annually. What drives the change? What affect how air flows along the aircraft concurrently in as little as 16 days.” the skins themselves is very tedious, can take between six and eight days if tight and able to withstand the multiple to return this 50+ year old aircraft to the In fact, OC-ALC conducted zero are some of the defects that lead to a and past the sensors, which indicate The last 15 years have seen the requiring highly skilled mechanics to everything goes well. After building and pressure cycles, experienced during warfighter faster than ever before and removals in years 2015 and 2016. double-skin removal, rather than just a critical information like airspeed and implementation of concurrent tasking, drill roughly 2,500 fasteners per side to removing the second half of the stringers, takeoff and landing. ready to immediately meet its mission If you’re not knowledgeable about single removal? Ty Brock, a sheet metal altitude. which the second level supervisor free the skin. “Once the skin is removed, hanging of the new skin can proceed. In conclusion, the double belly skin requirements. 6 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 7

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Air Force photos by Kelly White Sheet metal mechanics with the 76th Aircraft Maintenance Group working on the KC-135 Programmed Depot Maintenance line perform a double belly skin removal. Although a single belly removal is normally called for in PDM, double belly removals are not unusual and are required when both sides of the aircraft have corrosion and other defects. The massive undertaking of a KC-135 double-belly removal Jillian Coleman the KC-135 Stratotanker, a double- supervisor with the 564th Aircraft Brent Bacon, a sheet metal added, allows for more work to be we remove every underlying stringer, Building the stringers may be the removal is a massive undertaking Staff Writer belly skin removal is a complex Maintenance Squadron, explained that mechanic sub-section chief with the done simultaneously. Mechanics are which is primary structural support the most time consuming, but Bacon spanning several days and consuming process requiring eight mechanics for corrosion is the most common indicator 564th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, able to work on additional areas of skin is attached to. There are 10 stringers clarified that physically the most thousands of man-hours. However, it is The Oklahoma City Air Logistics each side of the aircraft’s fuselage. for change, but having dents too close further elaborated on the process of the aircraft such as the P-2 upper wing and we remove five at a time to maintain daunting task is hanging the new skin. only one of more than a dozen separate Complex recently performed its second Upon arrival, planes are inspected for to the static ports and deterioration a double-belly removal and how its skins and belly skins, for example, structural integrity.” Skins are organized into three different major structural repairs potentially double-skin removal this year on a KC- defects which could drive mechanics issues with protruding sensors can efficiency has evolved in the past two at the same time. The work itself to The supervisor said the skin can be sections, and have to be precisely lined encountered during the KC-135’s 135 Stratotanker, the refueling aircraft and maintainers to change the belly force a change also. Like a sports car, decades. remove the skins can be strenuous, so drilled off in a day, depending on the up, put in place and then riveted to programmed depot maintenance visit which can carry up to 83,000 pounds of skins, or fuselage skin of the aircraft. aerodynamics are important to aircraft. “Formerly, this process used to take the ability to tackle multiple areas at manpower available, but both skins the aircraft. The largest of the belly to the Oklahoma City Air Logistics cargo. Each side of the aircraft demands four “Skin Waviness Measurement tests up to 24 days, non-concurrently,” once is a critical point in the OC-ALC are typically removed within a day and skins weighs roughly 150 pounds and Complex. Thanks to the engineering Although single belly skin removals mechanics on the inside and four on are performed to determine how the Bacon said. “Now, a mechanic- centric efficiency plan. a half. The lengthiest portion of the measures 21 feet long and 8 feet wide. skills and technical know-how of its are fairly common, the 564th Aircraft the outside, totaling eight for one side air comes over the fuselage,” Brock Art of the Possible approach has “We prepare the new skin first,” Brock process, Brock noted, is the removal Precision is critical, as once complete, talented workforce, the world’s greatest Maintenance Squadron performs less of the belly removal. said. Rippling or dents in the fuselage enabled the process to be performed explained. The process of removing and reattachment of the stringers, which the fuselage of the aircraft must be air maintenance and repair operation is able than 10 double-skin removals annually. What drives the change? What affect how air flows along the aircraft concurrently in as little as 16 days.” the skins themselves is very tedious, can take between six and eight days if tight and able to withstand the multiple to return this 50+ year old aircraft to the In fact, OC-ALC conducted zero are some of the defects that lead to a and past the sensors, which indicate The last 15 years have seen the requiring highly skilled mechanics to everything goes well. After building and pressure cycles, experienced during warfighter faster than ever before and removals in years 2015 and 2016. double-skin removal, rather than just a critical information like airspeed and implementation of concurrent tasking, drill roughly 2,500 fasteners per side to removing the second half of the stringers, takeoff and landing. ready to immediately meet its mission If you’re not knowledgeable about single removal? Ty Brock, a sheet metal altitude. which the second level supervisor free the skin. “Once the skin is removed, hanging of the new skin can proceed. In conclusion, the double belly skin requirements. 8 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017

Air Force photos by Kelly White Master Sgt. Will Yabut, with the Airman and Family Readiness Center, speaks with Danyell Phillips, with the Tinker Eye Care Clinic, about services offered at the A&FRC during the Healthy Lifestyle Festival at the Tinker Base Exchange June 2-3. Patrons of the BX were given information from several on- and off-base orga- nizations such as the A.D.A.P.T, Family Advocacy, Health Promotions, the optometry clinic, and Military OneSource and were also given free chair massages and spinal scans from Active Care Chiropractic. Festival shares healthy living resources John Parker Staff Writer

Shoppers on base took advantage of the Healthy Lifestyle Festival last Friday and Saturday at the Exchange. The event included healthy food samples from Subway, discounts and healthy living information from organizations on and off Tinker AFB. Sharon Noones, the Exceptional Family Member Program coordinator with the Airman and Family Readiness Center, talked with interested shoppers about the organization’s many programs to help Airmen and their families thrive at work, home and for personal growth. “We have classes this month on budgeting, how to do resumes, the best ways to look for work on USAJOBS and a new class called ‘Plastic Surgery,’ she said. “It’s how to get out of credit card debt.” The A&FRC can be reached at 739- 2747 for more information. Active Care Chiropractic offered chair massages and spinal scans performed with handheld sensors applied to the back. “This shows us where there is tension and tightness in the muscles,” massage therapist Cassie Colter said. “It’s not diagnostic, but it’s an indicator tool to see if someone may have some issues going on in there. It’s been pretty popular.” Airman 1st Class Sarah Thornberry represented the base’s alcohol and drug prevention resources. Her information table Cassie Colter, with Active Care Chiropractic, performs a Myovision spinal scan on Dr. Anthony Pham, included information pamphlets for adults and anti-drug coloring optometrist with the Tinker Eye Care Clinic, during the Healthy Lifestyle Festival at the Tinker Base books for children. Exchange June 2-3. In addition to the spinal scans, chair massages were offered and merchants were “It’s gone really well,” she said of the event. “A lot of people given information from several on and off-base organizations such as the Airman and Family Readiness have been interested in seeing what we have.” Center, A.D.A.P.T, Family Advocacy, Health Promotions, the optometry clinic, and Military OneSource. June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 9

Tinker Family Orientation

Air Force photo by Kelly White Glenn Grubis, with the Airman and Family Readiness Center, gives a brief rundown of 72nd Force Support Squadron services available during a Tinker Family Orien- tation class May 11. The class is held every two weeks at the Airman and Family Readiness Center in Bldg. 6001 and gives Active Duty Airmen who are new to Tinker helpful information about services, facilities and amenities available on base. An Information Fair is held for the second half of the class for Airmen, Sailors, civilians and family members, allowing attendees to meet representatives from numerous helping agencies and receive information on all of them. For more information about Tinker Family Orientation, contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center at 739-2747.

Weight checks register $1.2 million in savings John Parker adopted this program and expanded the Department of Defense pays Permission to use the scales near Staff Writer it.” for weight moved that isn’t always the truck gate on the west side came With around 10 employees, the accurate from the initial weighing and through a collaborative effort among The Tinker AFB office that helps small office under the 72nd Logistics is overcharged. That added cost can several offices on base, including 72nd military members with their residential Readiness Squadron handles more be transferred not only to taxpayers, Air Base Wing Civil Engineering and moves saved more than $1.2 million than 2,000 moves a year in nine central but also to the individual service Defense Logistics Agency Distribution. since fiscal year 2013 by increasing Oklahoma counties. member themselves if they in fact go Jackson said the office reweighs how often it weighs trucks hauling The Department of Defense overweight. Using scales, we want to about 8 percent of the shipments household goods. contracts with private moving validate the weight of a shipment that arriving in the metro area. The office, Expanding the number of money- companies to help move military is moved and make sure the DOD gets however, is aiming to move the saving “reweighs” was also adopted members and their families for what it pays for.” percentage to around 12 percent with at the regional Joint Personal Property permanent changes of station. To A smaller part of the cost savings the on-base scale, he said. The peak Shipping Office at Joint Base San calculate the move’s largest cost – came from denying unnecessary moving season runs from around Antonio-Randolph and saved about the weight of the load – a truckload expenses. A shipper or residential Memorial Day to early fall. $2.2 million in 2016, according to of household goods headed to Tinker, customers may request to crate an “The percentage of the amount of preliminary estimates, said Chris for example, will be weighed at the item, but the office may determine reweighs we do will go up because we Fellows, chief of the Tinker Personal starting location to determine the per- that a less expensive alternative is are going to try to reweigh 100 percent Property and Passenger Movement pound payment for the DOD. available and just as effective, such as of the personal property shipments Office. An average shipment weighs 7,000 sturdy boxing. coming to the base,” he said. “We initially gave our information to 8,000 pounds. Last year, the office The Bldg. 469 office anticipates Fellows said “as a Personal Property to our regional partners of what we performed 320 reweighs, said Ron more savings starting this spring and Passenger Movement Office, successfully came up with as an Jackson, a quality assurance specialist. when it begins using a truck scale that we strive to provide the customer an office back in 2014,” Fellows said. “When we think about cost already exists on base. In the past, outstanding service experience. We “They realized the successes we had savings,” Fellows said, “we would shipments were weighed for a small want to make sure their move is cost- accomplished at a local level, so they like to get what we pay for. Sometimes fee on commercial scales in the area. effective and efficient.” 10 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 Maintaining for the upcoming OC-ALC AS9110 audit Kevin Jaworsky AFB was granted its original sustain committed excellence ALC quality and safety policy. Oklahoma City Air Logistics ISO9001:2000 certificate more than through providing safe, timely, and It is also important to know and Complex 15 years ago, the first ALC to achieve cost-effective quality products and comply with repair processes and this significant accomplishment. services to our customers while maintenance program requirements The Oklahoma City Air Logistics The latest certification was to the continually improving the quality such as tools, material control, Complex will receive an external AS9110B standard in June 2013. management system. We will also equipment maintenance, work transition audit for Aerospace In accordance with AS9110 ensure product and personnel safety control documents and foreign Standard 9110C to ensure that the Aerospace Standard Quality objectives are achieved resulting in object damage prevention, per the OC-ALC is still meeting stringent Management System, the product quality and a safe working applicable governing directives. “industry standards” for an aviation organizations must demonstrate environment without fear of Continuous process improvement maintenance, repair and overhaul an ability to consistently provide reprisal. These efforts will enable methods will facilitate the success facility. Two auditors from Great products that meet customer, statutory us to support the warfighter’s needs of the mission. For example, the Western Registrar will visit June 12- and regulatory requirements. on time, at best value, and safely to theory of constraints is used as 16 to perform a transition audit of The goal is to enhance customer allow the customer to successfully a sophisticated problem solving the OC-ALC, then one auditor will satisfaction and product quality complete the mission.” methodology to schedule and return for two days July 6-7. through the effective application of Our quality objectives serve as control resources, and measure Technicians should continue with the system, including processes for an important ingredient to meet performance. It stresses that if a their current level of maintenance continual improvement, applicable flow days by speed, quality and single constraint or bottleneck exists excellence and be ready to requirements and assurance of safety for a defect-free product. in any process, it controls the output demonstrate the great work they do conformity for the customer. OC- Safety objectives include adhering of the entire process. How does your when the audit team arrives. This ALC Quality Manual 90-107 defines to technical data (such as notes, organization conduct their process will ensure the OC-ALC continues how the complex meets the AS9110 warnings and caution statements improvement? to validate that we are the forefront QMS requirements, which aligns and Air Force publications Finally, “output matters!” The of aerospace maintenance, repair closely with the applicable Air Force involving AFOSH, OSHA, etc.). In only effective quality manage- and overhaul for Air Force Materiel publications and technical data. order for the safety program to be ment system is one that achieves Command, the Air Force and the For those in the OC-ALC, there successful, all OC-ALC employees intended results and enhances cus- aviation industry. are a few things to know for the (technicians, schedulers, planners, tomer satisfaction. For additional The OC-ALC has a strong audit. The OC-ALC quality and inspectors, managers, supervisors information visit the OC-ALC/QA background in aerospace and safety policy, which is, “One team, and so forth) must understand web page at https://www.my.af. International Organization for one mission... The Oklahoma City their job series of roles and mil or contact Kevin Jaworsky at Standardization compliance. Tinker Air Logistics Complex will create/ responsibilities to support the OC- 734-9243.

When the evacuation began on June 10, it was 90 years of U.S. service there. What started out as a land evacuation bringing 15,000 personnel and Fort Stotsenburg in 1903 was but a memory. Much Evacuation several thousand vehicles onto U.S. Naval Base had happened over the years at Clark Air Base. continued from page 2 Subic Bay. Preparations for the arrival of so many Allied prisoners of the Bataan Death March passed was quickly found to be inadequate, but senior by the main gate. The base was recaptured by the ludicrous. It had not erupted in 500 years or officer and NCO leadership quickly started sorting Americans in January 1945. The base supported more. Meanwhile, 60 miles away in Manila, Dr. out the situation. Then on June 12-14, several conflict operations in both Korea and Vietnam. Raymundo Punongbayan, director of the Philippine waves of Pinatubo eruptions generated columns Much can be learned by the tragedy of the eruption. Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, was well up to 80,000 feet in altitude and pyroclastic flows, The men and women of the 3rd Tactical Fighter aware that Mount Pinatubo was a volcano. His team avalanches of superheated gas and ash, along with Wing hoped for the best but prepared well for the had reported a half mile long fissure had opened on volcanic bombs, masses of molten rock. This was worst. The trials they faced before the eruptions, the Pinatubo’s northwest side, killing vegetation and just the beginning. On June 15, 1991, the major assassinations, the typhoons, local political unrest continuously emitting steam and sulfur fumes. Dr. eruption of Mount Pinatubo occurred, sending and more, trained them to work together. This Punongbayan called a friend at the U.S. Geological ash and tephra, airborne fragments that fall to the proved vital during the epic unexpected event. survey, Dr. Chris Newhall, who found a way to ground, over 100,000 feet into the air. Both Clark History is a poor predictor. Famous author Kurt cut through layers of red tape to rush a team to the Air Base and Subic Bay Naval Station were heavily Vonnegut famously said, “history is merely a list of Philippines. damaged by ash from this eruption, the second surprises.” One can imagine a volcano going off on The USGS team quickly came to the conclusion largest terrestrial eruption of the twentieth century. the Pacific Rim, but no one thought sleepy, dormant that Pinatubo was turning out to be a Plinian, or One foot of ash accumulated on both bases, causing Pinatubo would be the one. Manmade history is explosive volcano. This was no prediction that it many buildings to collapse from the weight. A rife with such surprises; the sack of Rome by the would erupt; only that it could erupt. The data pointed cloud of volcanic ash hundreds of miles across was Visigoths in 410, the Battle of Trenton in 1776, Pearl to Pinatubo being a volcano prone to episodes created and 20 million tons of sulfur dioxide and Harbor in 1941, the Six Day War in 1967 and the of voluminous explosive eruptions separated by 11 cubic kilometers of tephra were ejected, causing attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. No one knows the where, centuries to millennia of repose. Wing leadership the mountain to become 1,000 feet shorter after the the when, or the what might happen. This is what the was told what might happen if the volcano were to eruptions ended. Ash Warriors can teach us: prepare, work together, erupt: Pyroclastic flow would dump hot fragments Very few of the 20,000 ever returned to either and do whatever it takes. How we work together and a huge amount of ash in rolls down the volcano’s base after the evacuation. Most were processed every day matters. How we take care of each other flanks in enormous clouds. These flows typically are back to the U.S. at Anderson Air Base, Guam. The after hours can matter even more. How seriously approximately 1,000 degrees centigrade, move at 50 United States Secretary of the Air Force announced we take our training and exercises may very well to 100 mph and, because they are so dense, wipe out on July 12, 1991, that the Air Force would leave decide how many thousands of lives are saved if the everything in their path. On June 7, 1991, the first the Philippines for good. When SECAF visited unexpected happens to us. magmatic eruptions took place and Operation Fiery Clark Air Base on Nov. 5, he paid tribute to the Notes and sources: The vice commander Vigil, the emergency evacuation of Department of “Ash Warriors.” The American flag was lowered (“Volcano? What volcano?”) mentioned above was Defense personnel and dependents from Clark Air for the last time by those same warriors on Nov. Col. Clarence R. “Lucky” Anderegg. He wrote a very Force Base began days later. It happened barely in 26, 1991, and Clark Air Base was turned over to the good book entitled, “The Ash Warriors” from which time. government of the Philippines, ending more than much of the above was taken.

Be aware of your surroundings Report any suspicious activity to 72nd Security Forces Squadron at 734-3737. June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 11 - Phase 2 until July 22 at 4 p.m., Phase 3 on July 22 from 6 a.m. until Sept. 2 at 4 p.m., Phase 4 on Sept. 2 from Death 6 a.m. until Nov. 2 at 4 p.m., Phase 5 on Nov. 2 from 6 a.m. until Jan. 2 at 4 announcement p.m., Phase 6 on Jan. 2 from 6 a.m. un- It is with deep regret that we til Jan. 23 at 4 p.m., Phase 7 on Jan. 23 announce the untimely demise 2018 from 6 a.m. until Feb. 7 at 4 p.m. of Senior Airman Kamau L. CURRENT TRAFFIC ley & Entrance Rd. “A” and northwest for contractor to perform a full depth Fort, 552nd Maintenance Group, ADVISORIES: corner of intersection.) Phase 2 on repair and replacement of roadway in 7 552nd Air Control Group, Tinker Sept. 4 from 6 a.m. to Jan. 18, 2018 at Phases. Detours will be posted during Air Force Base, Okla. Permanent Road Closure: Mu- 6 a.m. (Phase 2 will include a lane clo- Second Lt. Andrew McMahan, nitions Rd. between Mercury Rd. and each phase. sure for east half of East Dr. between 405-737-2447, has been appoint- Munitions Rd. Ext (TAC Entrance) on Revised Bridge Closure: Bridge Bradley & Entrance Rd. “A” and ed Summary Court Officer. All a date to be determined for contrac- on Cook Ave. between Rawlings Ave. northeast corner of intersection. Two- claims for or against the dece- tor to construct new taxiway from the and Mitchell Ave. was revised to be way traffic will be maintained through dent’s estate must be submitted flight line to the KC46A area. New Pe- closed until Sept. 15 at 5 p.m. to allow Phases 1 & 2.) Phase 3 on Jan. 18 from to the Summary Court Officer for rimeter Rd. from the roundabout going repair of the concrete spillway at the 6 a.m. to March 18 at 6 a.m. (Phase 3 resolution. west then south and around through will include a road closure of East Dr. bridge. TAC and back to Munitions Rd. will between Entrance Rd. “A” and Turbine open for traffic on a date to be deter- & south half of intersection - There CONFIRMED UTILITY mined. will be a detour around Bldg. 3705 Lane/Road Closure: East Dr. from during Phase 3 to allow the contractor OUTAGES Tinker Air Force Base a Bradley to Turbine Dr. to be done in 3 to perform a full depth repair and re- Electrical Outage: Bldg. 825 post- Phases. Phase 1 until Sept. 4 at 6 a.m. placement of roadway in 3 phases. poned again to tomorrow from 8 a.m. (Phase 1 will include a lane closure for Revised Road/Lane Closure: Ar- to 5 p.m. for contractor to tie-in E4 NO DRONE the west half of East Dr. between Brad- nold Ave from “A” to “F” in 7 Phases duct bank to existing manhole. ZONE OKC Dodgers Military Appreciation Night

Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Mark Pough Col. Kenyon Bell, 72nd Air Base Wing commander, enlists new Airmen before the start of Military Ap- Members of Team Tinker unfurled the giant ceremonial preciation Night with the Oklahoma City Dodgers at flag while Master Sgt. Robert with the 552nd Maintenance Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Support Group sang the National Anthem.

Air Force photos by April McDonald Col. Kenyon Bell, 72nd Air Base Wing commander, throws out the first pitch to open Military Appreciation Active duty and Reserve military members representing the Air Force and Navy gathered at the Chickasaw Brick- Night at the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. town Ballpark June 2 to carry the giant ceremonial flag onto the field before the start of Military Appreciation Night. 12 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 Can You Spare Some Leave? To donate, call the point of contact. Those needing to make changes to this list must call Kathye Michaelis, VLTP manager, at 736-7365.

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Photos by Jessica Shaeffer Tinker’s Great Campout is happening tonight at the ALS Soccer Fields. Join your Tinker community for an entire night of kids’ activities, a dive-in movie, pool party and campfire fun starting at 4:30 p.m. Reservations can be made for tent spots by calling Outdoor Recreation at 734-5875.

Cynthia Wright 72nd Force Support Squadron

If you’re looking for an evening of fun underneath The Great the stars, look no further. The Great Campout is Campout will provide coming back to Tinker AFB tonight. Grab your several sleeping bags and tents for your chance to experience activities the great outdoors and join the Tinker community for kids of starting at 4:30 p.m. at the ALS Soccer Fields for all ages. an entire night of family fun. The event will feature kids’ activities, a dive-in movie, pool party and more. There will also be a campfire for s’more fun! This is a free event open to anyone with base access. People of all ages are welcome. Reservations are required for tent spots and can be made by calling Outdoor Recreation at 734- 5875. Don’t have a tent? Outdoor Recreation also has a large selection of tents available to rent. A special thank you to USAA, TFCU, Lowe’s, and Topgolf for sponsoring this year’s Great Campout. For more information on the event, go to www. tinkerliving.com/camp. 2a — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 Hooligans clinch back-to-back championships John Parker Staff Writer

The MOF Hooligans seized their second base championship in a row in a convincing 3-0 shutout of 72nd Security Forces Squadron on May 31. The 552nd Air Control Wing Maintenance Operations Flight dominated the offensive momentum in the first half. Steady attacks paid off in the first score about 20 minutes in. MOF almost got their second goal a minute later, but the shot bounced over the bar. The Hooligans’ second goal came off a center attack and a kick from about 10 yards out just before halftime. SFS, undefeated in the regular season, stepped up their offense in the second half. Scoring opportunities included two corner kicks and plenty of goal pressure in the first 10 minutes. The Hooligan offense was spotty until about the 20-minute mark. MOF’s defense snagged back the ball after an SFS corner kick, and a lightning run down field resulted in a score from 10 yards out for the final goal. The Hooligans’ player/coach Chris said the game marked the team’s third finals appearance and second championship. “I couldn’t be prouder of my guys,” he said. “They were great. Security forces competed very well, and I know they were missing some of their guys. But we won today. We played better, and I’m happy.” Air Force photo by John Parker The Hooligans were the fall 2016 intramural The MOF Hooligans gather around the spring 2017 intramural soccer championship trophy May 31 after champions. The abbreviated spring soccer season defeating Security Forces 3-0. The team also won last season’s tournament in fall 2016. Names have been started in April and included five teams. withheld in accordance with an Air Combat Command directive for the personal safety of its Airmen. MXS’ short game puts brakes on OSS Airman 1st Class Elliott Scott 552nd Air Control Network Squadron It took just four holes recently to determine what sort of match play it would be between MXS and OSS at the Tinker Golf Club. Halfway through the back nine, 552nd Maintenance Squadron led by seven and was on their way to a 12-point sweep of Operations Support Squadron in a little more than four hours May 31. The battle was quietly won thanks Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Elliott Scott largely to MXS’ Tyler Wilson’s consistent MXS’ Kyle Westerman attempts a par-3 putt on the eleventh hole as teammate Tyler Wilson watches quietly from behind putting that spearheaded a team total of at the Tinker Golf Course, May 31. six pars and two birdies. Joseph battled the tree line inches from Match play adds an additional level motivated. A sharp, low cut at tree level Wilson’s go-to on the green was a a potential out-of-bounds hazard to find of competitiveness to the intramural from the tee, put OSS in place to score a customized Cure Putters RX3 with purchase deep in the fairway. Because golf league, said MXS’ Cameron Wight. birdie on the 562-yard, par-5 fourth hole. weight added to the heel to compensate of match play rules, OSS coach Tim Not only are players vying against their On the third stroke, Roe’s teammate, Ken for a tendency to push left. “I’m a lefty, Hyland, whose tenure in intramural golf opponents, but they’re also trying to Landburg, wedged within three feet of so I hit away from me,” said Wilson. began in 1986, played his teammate’s outperform their teammates who are the hole for a successful birdie attempt. “Having more weight on the inside edge ball from the fairway with a power swing playing in other matches. Their 1-under-par on the 4th hole was allows me to keep my putter straighter to get onto the putting green, only to lose Perhaps it was this same level of OSS’ last victory of the day. and gives me a better hit off the face and to MXS’ par. competitiveness that drove MXS’ James OSS fell 20-under-par at the clubhouse better roll ultimately.” Match play is based on the number of Emery on Hole 3. as a result of unforgiving tee offs and an OSS’ Joshua Joseph drove just under individual holes won instead of overall With 4 points having been awarded oh-so-close short game. MXS birdied to 321 yards to cement in one of two sand score. MXS and OSS pitted two teams in the back nine, MXS’ James Emery earn all possible match play points. traps north of the putting green on the each against each other: Teams A and decided the front nine would be his to OSS will go for redemption June 14 11th hole. OSS had a par 5 to finish Teams B. Two points are awarded to the lose. A 267-yard tee was the start of a against the 964th AACS with a scheduled 2-up for the round after two rolling putt team with the most holes won on the front spree that earned his team a birdie with start time of noon on the Tinker Golf attempts. nine, the back nine and the most holes all three strokes belonging to Emery. Course. MXS is pitted against the 965th The less-than-ideal placement won of the 18 played. With two teams, a Having lost to Emery’s 1-under-par AACS on the same day with a start time continued to plague OSS on the 12th hole. total of 12 points can be awarded. 4, OSS’ John Roe was feeling extra of 12:40 p.m. June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 3a 4a — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017 Exchange News • Tinker Exchange helps service members foot Soldiers and Airmen may use the Operation PCS tens of millions of dollars in additional dividends the bill this PCS season Benefit Card on as many qualifying transactions to Quality-of-Life programs. 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Information: Tinker Lanes, Bldg. class is an infusion of cardio intervals, strength and core Conditioning; Tuesday - Nutrition Education; Wednesday 5703, 734-3484. training designed to maintain optimal heart rate levels, - Strength Training; Thursday - Run Conditioning; Friday Overcoming Gym Intimidation: See the benefits of burn maximum calories, and firm your entire body. - Bootcamp. being active, the components of an exercise program and Information: Fitness Center 3705, Bldg. 3705, 734-4664. Goal Setting: This workshop is designed to help how often to exercise, plus learn ways to overcome gym Cholesterol and Glucose Screenings: Free cholesterol participants establish goal setting habits, remove mental intimidation and overcoming barriers to being physically and glucose screenings open to all Department of Defense roadblocks and get on the road to achieving goals. For active. For more information, call 582-6817. civilians available. Bring an up-to-date Health Risk more information, call the Airman and Family Readiness Panini Thursdays at the Tinker Club: Every Thursday, Assessment from AFMCwellness.com. For details, call Center at 739-2747. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. If you’re in the mood for a delicious CHPS at 582-6817. Group Lifestyle Balance: This lunch class is a 12-week sandwich made panini style, you’re in luck. Stop by every Color Pin Day at Tinker Lanes: Every Tuesday, 10 a.m. group weight loss program that provides education, Thursday for some delicious panini favorites. Information: to 3 p.m. Join Tinker Lanes for Color Pin Day! Make a coaching, and encouragement to help you create behaviors Tinker Club, Bldg. 5603, 405-734-3418. strike with a color pin in the head position and win 1 free for a healthier, active life. Classes are free, supportive, Performance Run Class: This interactive eight-week game coupon. Limit 3 per bowler. Information: Tinker interactive, and fun! For more information, call program meets 2 days a week for 1 hour. This class is Lanes, Bldg. 5703, 734-3484. 582-6541. designed to improve running technique and performance. Communications Basics: Learn how your personality Health and Happiness: Is being happy something that The course will review running fundamentals and will impacts your communication style. For more information, we can practice and get better at? Can being happy help implement a progressive running program. Workout attire call 582-6604. us be healthier? Come explore the relationship between and running shoes required. Dollar Mondays at Tinker Lanes: Every Monday, All emotions and health. For more information, call 582-6817. Personal Goal Setting for a Healthy Lifestyle: In day Monday’s are dollar days at Tinker Lanes. That means Healthy Thinking, Anger, Stress (H.A.S.) Class: This this class we’ll discuss health-related goals that people dollar games and shoes. Information: Tinker Lanes, Bldg. four-session class teaches better ways of expressing and commonly make, how good and bad habits can make or 5703, 734-3484. reducing feelings of anger. Practice techniques to help break our success of reaching our goal, and learn several Family Day Bowling: Every Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. The deal with stress, and learn how unproductive thinking tips and tactics for keeping our goal. For information, call cost is $30 per lane and includes two hours of bowling. patterns may have been causing problems in your life. Civilian Health Promotions Services at 582-6817. Up to six people are allowed per lane with shoe rentals. Remind yourself how to create more balance in your life Pilates at 3705: Every Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Information: Tinker Lanes, Bldg. 5703, 734-3484. and practice better self-care. For more information, call The class is free to all participants. Information: Fitness FIT Basic: This eight-week progressive program meets 582-6604. Center 3705, Bldg. 3705, 734-4664. three days a week for 1 hour. This program is designed for Importance of Sleep: Come learn about the health benefits Pilates at the Gerrity: Every Thursday, 6 to 7 p.m. The military members on a profile and/or recovering from an of sleep, tips for getting enough sleep, and when to see a Pilates class will be every Tuesday and Thursday starting injury. The program will focus on functional movement doctor about your sleep concerns. For more information, at 6 p.m. The class is free to all participants. Information: and mobility improvement through strength, cardio, core call CHPS at 582-6817. 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The class is currently open to members and their families have necessary information Spin Class: Every Tues. & Thurs., 11:30 a.m. and Wed. at females with base access. A men’s class will be offered for a smooth reunion. Tapes and handouts available for all 12 p.m. This free class is a fun way to get a great workout upon request. Classes are held Wednesday afternoons from on tips for a successful reunion. Information: Airman & in. Information: Fitness Center 3705, Bldg. 3705, 734- 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the Chapel’s Religious Education Bldg. Family Readiness Center, Bldg. 6001, 739-2747. 4664. Library. (Alternate class days/times could be available by Résumé Writing Workshop participants will learn Spin–Cycle: Every Monday, 4:10 to 4:50 p.m. This free request.) 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TRACTS 8 & 21 TRACT 22 TRACT 31 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 AT 2PM Auction held at Southwind Hills, 468 SW 24th Ave, Goldsby, OK 73093 DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 106 o I-35 and travel west on Hwy 9 past the Riverwind Casino. After approximately 1 mile, turn left onto SW 24th Ave (Santa Fe Ave) and follow for approximately 2.6 miles and gated entrance will be on your right. ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE. Registration required at least One Week prior to the Auction. BID ON ANY INDIVIDUAL TRACT OR COMBINATION OF TRACTS TO FIT YOUR NEEDS!

Tract 8 TUESDAY, JUNE 20 AT 6PM ,acres Goldsby Auction held at Southwind Hills, 468 SW 24th Ave, Goldsby, OK 73093 DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 106 o I-35 and travel west on Hwy 9 past the Riverwind Casino. After approximately 1 mile, turn left onto SW 24th Ave (Santa Fe Ave) and follow for approximately 2.6 miles and gated entrance will be on your right. ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE. Registration required at least One Week prior to the Auction. TO THE PROPERTY: Take Exit 112 o I-35 and travel west on Tecumseh Rd for 2.5 miles and watch for signs at the intersection of Tecumseh Rd and 60th Ave NW. TRACTS 1-25

: Take Exit 101 off I-35, travel to the east side of the interstate and the property begins at intersection of Ladd Rd & Ladd Ave.

Tract 5 The Graham Farm will contain tracts 1 through 25 from 7± to Inspection Dates: 160± acres, located 8 miles south of downtown Norman. The property Tues, May 16 • 10 AM – Noon extends north and east of I-35 Ladd Rd Exit 101, encompassing a ridgeline along Ladd Ave, which overlooks the fertile cropland below. Many of the Tues, June 13 • 10 AM – Noon small acreage and potential home site tracts in this offering feature terrifi c Mon, June 19 • 3-6 PM views of the vast farmland and South Canadian River bottom on the east Meet a Schrader rep on Tract 4. side of the property. II DA Wednesday, May 17 & June 5 from 9AM – Noon; The Price Family Farm is Monday, June 19 from 11AM – 1 PM. Meet a Schrader rep on Tract 8. located at the intersection of Tecumseh Rd and 60 th Ave NW in the Ten Mile Flats area of Tract 11 Norman, Oklahoma. Comprised of 368± acres, 4acres Newcastle the farm will be o ered in 11 tracts that range in size from 20± to 46± acres all having frontage on paved roads. Buyers will be challenged to  nd a property better suited for small acreages, home sites, horse facilities, farming operations or other small businesses so close to the commerce centers of Norman, Moore and the I-35 corridor. While bidding in the June 20 th auction, Buyers will have the opportunity to bid on any individual tract or combination of parcels that best  t their needs.

TRACTS 26-38

: Take Exit 106 off I-35 and travel west on Hwy 9 for approximately 4 mile and the property will begin on your right.

The Copeland Ranch will contain tracts 26 through 38 from 15± to 208± acres, located at the intersection of Hwy 9 and US 62, within the corporate limits of Newcastle and approx. 4 miles west of I-35 and the Riverwind Casino. 1.5± miles of frontage on Hwy 9, 17,000 average daily traffi c count, and 2,000± ft of frontage on US 62, 11,900 average daily traffi c count. The ranch is comprised of generally rolling terrain, creating some terrifi c vistas and views of the Oklahoma City skyline. II DA Wednesday, May 17 & June 5 from 1 – 4PM; AUCTION MGR: Brent Wellings Monday, June 19 from 2 – 4PM. Meet a Schrader rep on Tract 30. 972-768-5165 • [email protected] Southwest Corner AUCTION MGR: Brent Wellings • 972-768-5165 • [email protected] Contact Brent Wellings for detailed property information • 4% Buyer’s Premium Contact Brent Wellings for detailed property information • 4% Buyer’s Premium 800.451.2709 • schraderauction.com 800.451.2709 • www.schraderauction.com 12a — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017

• Therapeutic massage on each visit • Automobile & Work Injuries Paid 100% by insurance • Headaches • Same Day Treatment • Back/Neck Pain • Carpal Tunnel • Full Spine Adjustments • Friendly female therapists • Decompression Traction for Disc Bulges • Myofascial Release • Exercise Rehabilitation • No cost to you consultation TINKER Events 2017 Friday, June 9 Tinker Wellness Center, Group Lifestyle Balance Thursday, June 29 Monday, July 10 Community Bldg. 5922, Evening Class Community Community Diabetes Support Group 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Tinker Wellness Center Tobacco Treatment Tobacco Treatment Meeting See description on page 6a-9a. Bldg. 5922, 5 to 6 p.m. Individual Consults Individual Consults Tinker Wellness Center, Group Lifestyle Balance See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. 5922, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Evening Class Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center Individual Consults 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Monday, June 12 Bldg. 5922, 5 to 6 p.m. Tinker Wellness Center, See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Bldg. 5922, Group Lifestyle Balance Tuesday, July 11 Community Community Tobacco Treatment Monday, June 19 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Evening Class See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center Group Lifestyle Balance Individual Consults Community Lunch Class Tinker Wellness Center, Tobacco Treatment Monday, June 26 Bldg. 5922, 5 to 6 p.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Individual Consults Community Bldg. 5922, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Tobacco Treatment Thursday, July 6 See description on page 6a-9a. Tuesday, June 13 Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Individual Consults Community See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Tobacco Treatment Thursday, July 13 Community Community Group Lifestyle Balance Tuesday, June 20 Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Tobacco Treatment Lunch Class Community Individual Consults Tinker Wellness Center Group Lifestyle Balance Bldg. 5922, Tuesday, June 27 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. 5922, Lunch Class Community Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Tinker Wellness Center See description on page 6a-9a. Group Lifestyle Balance Group Lifestyle Balance See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Bldg. 5922, 1 Program Evening Class Group Lifestyle Balance 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Thursday, June 15 Tinker Wellness Center Tinker Wellness Center Evening Class See description on page 6a-9a. Community Bldg. 5922, Bldg. 5922, 5 to 6 p.m. Tinker Wellness Center Bldg. 5922, 5 to 6 p.m. Tobacco Treatment Thursday, June 22 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Individual Consults Community See description on page 6a-9a. See more events page 2b.

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Continued from page 1b. Friday, August 11 Individual Consults Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. See description on page 6a-9a. Community Tinker Wellness Center, 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Diabetes Support Group Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Friday, July 14 See description on page 6a-9a. Community Meeting Thursday, October 19 Monday, November 27 Diabetes Support Group Tinker Wellness Center, Monday, September 18 Community Community Meeting Bldg. 5922, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Community Tobacco Treatment Tobacco Treatment Tinker Wellness Center, See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults Individual Consults Bldg. 5922, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Monday, August 14 Individual Consults Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. See description on page 6a-9a. Community Tinker Wellness Center, 5922, 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Monday, July 17 Tobacco Treatment See description on page 6a-9a. Community Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Tinker Wellness Center, Thursday, Sept. 21 Monday, October 23 Monday, December 4 Community Individual Consults Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Community Community Tobacco Treatment Tinker Wellness Center, See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Individual Consults Individual Consults Thursday, August 17 Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Community 5922, 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 18 Tobacco Treatment See description on page 6a-9a. Community Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Group Lifestyle Balance Tinker Wellness Center, Monday, Sept. 25 Thursday, October 26 Thursday, December 7 Community Lunch Class Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Community Community Tobacco Treatment Tinker Wellness Center See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults Bldg. 5922, 11 a.m. to 12 Individual Consults Individual Consults Monday, August 21 Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. p.m. Tinker Wellness Center, Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Community 5922, 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. 5922, Tobacco Treatment See description on page 6a-9a. Thursday, July 20 Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Community Tinker Wellness Center, Thursday, Sept. 28 See description on page 6a-9a. Friday, December 8 Community Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Community Monday, October 30 Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Community Diabetes Support Group Meeting Tinker Wellness Center, Individual Consults Tobacco Treatment Thursday, August 24 Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Individual Consults Community 5922, See description on page 6a-9a. 5922, Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Tobacco Treatment 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Monday, July 24 Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Community Tinker Wellness Center, See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Monday, October 2 Thursday, November 2 Monday, December 11 Community Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Community Community Tobacco Treatment Tinker Wellness Center, Tobacco Treatment Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Monday, August 28 Individual Consults Community Individual Consults Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Thursday, July 27 Individual Consults 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. 5922, Thursday, Dec. 14 Community Tinker Wellness Center, See description on page 6a-9a. 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Community Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, October 5 See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Community Monday, November 6 Individual Consults Tinker Wellness Center, Tobacco Treatment Community Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Thursday, August 31 5922, Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Individual Consults Tobacco Treatment Community 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Individual Consults Tobacco Treatment See description on page 6a-9a. Monday, July 31 Individual Consults 5922, Community Tinker Wellness Center, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Monday, October 9 Tinker Wellness Center, Community Don’t drink and drive Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, September 7 Community Tobacco Treatment See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults Thursday, August 3 Individual Consults Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Community Tinker Wellness Center, 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Tobacco Treatment Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Thursday, October 12 Tinker Wellness Center, Community Bldg. 5922, Friday, September 8 Community Tobacco Treatment 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Diabetes Support Group Meeting Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. Monday, August 7 Tinker Wellness Center, 5922, Community Bldg. 5922, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment See description on page 6a-9a. Individual Consults Friday, October 13 Tinker Wellness Center, Monday, September 11 Community Community Bldg. 5922, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Diabetes Support Group See description on page 6a-9a. Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults Meeting Thursday, August 10 Tinker Wellness Center, Tinker Wellness Center, Bldg. If you need Community Bldg. 5922, 5922, Tobacco Treatment 1 to 3:30 p.m. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. a ride, call See description on page 6a-9a. Individual Consults See description on page 6a-9a. Tinker Wellness Center, Monday, October 16 Airmen Against Bldg. 5922, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 14 Community Community See description on page 6a-9a. Drunk Driving Tobacco Treatment Tobacco Treatment Individual Consults at 820-4444 June 9, 2017 — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — 3b 4b — www.TinkerTakeOff.com — June 9, 2017

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