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Amy Schiess
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Michael Tackitt
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The Air Force Sustainment Center Civic Leader Program selected seventeen business and professional thought-leaders from across the nation as members for a three-year term. As members, they are immersed in the mission of the center, and exchange ideas with its leaders on various issues.
When a social media message pops up offering a high-paying consulting job from an unknown recruiter, it’s easy to be intrigued, but think twice. For many current and former members of the Department of the Air Force, and increasingly, across the entire U.S. government workforce, this is the first
Anyone who lived in Oklahoma on April 19, 1995 has a story about the day a Ryder truck full of fuel-oil explosives ripped the heart out of America. The firefighters who arrived on scene at the Alfred P. Murrah Building and immediately started putting out car fires. Then the wind shifted, the oily
The Air Force Sustainment Center Small Business Office and the AFSC Small Business Innovation Research Program is the recipient of the Air Force Small Business Innovation Award for fiscal year 2024, thanks to the team’s focus on connecting innovative businesses with AFSC organizations who can use
A simple idea pushed forward by an Air Force Sustainment Center Airman could end up making the power supply downrange more reliable, saving the Air Force money and leading to a more integrated joint environment.
Police Week 2025
AFMC Leadership visit Hill AFB
MWD Rex joins 75th Security Forces Squadron
Hill’s MMRT leads multilateral training exercise in Ogden
Hill AFB honors twelve new chief master sergeants in recognition ceremony
Ensuring mission readiness: Unseen guardians of aircraft reliability
Robins AFB, 5th CCG host 2025 XCOMM Roundup: Stress testing communications warfare for future conflicts
CSAF letter to Airmen on Air Force’s strategic direction
Total Force Awareness Training, consolidated data now available in DAF e-Learning
Jump Master Pastor: Former Army Chaplain, focused on faith, calls Robins Air Force Base home
Mind over matter - modernization supports mental health at OC-ALC
First Quarter Award Winners
72nd Security Forces Squadron Hosts Police Week at Tinker
507th ARW First Sergeant Council Named Best in 4th Air Force
Team Tinker pitches innovation ideas at 2nd annual Spark Tank
The Sustainment Center’s priorities are in alignment with AFMC’s Lines of Effort
Learn more about Lt. Gen. Hawkins' Priorities here.
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Take your career to the next level. See how Sustainment Center Civilian Airmen can access education benefits, grade level raises, and more! The AFSC Wage Grade Career Path site provides resources for WG, WL and WS employees.
A look back at efforts to outfit World War II aviators.
Most bug bites are harmless, but some mosquitoes and ticks carry diseases. Mosquitoes and ticks can spread germs that cause diseases like West Nile virus disease and Lyme disease.
As the Air Force observes May as Mental Health Awareness Month, the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex highlights how digital innovation and process improvements contribute to a more resilient and mentally-healthy team. At the OC-ALC, modernization transcends technological upgrades; it’s also about
Eglin was one of only two Defense Department locations chosen for this Homeland Security Department field assessment.
AFMC and industry partners collaborated to turn shared ambitions regarding artificial intelligence into actionable strategies that deliver mission-ready, trusted capabilities across the enterprise.
Behind the scenes of every aircraft that flies through the sky is a network of dedicated professionals ensuring its mission effectiveness and reliability.At the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, that responsibility falls on the shoulders of the quality assurance
A T-7A Red Hawk, the U.S. Air Force's new advanced trainer aircraft arrived May 2, 2025 at McKinley Climatic Lab, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., to undergo the second phase of climatic testing.
The Education and Training Management System is set to cease operations by the end of this fiscal year as part of a large-scale effort to streamline and modernize systems across the Department of the Air Force.
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