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Maximizing warfighter core capabilities through partnerships

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Be the Face of Change

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‘You got here first!’ Tinker reduces reserved parking spots

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Women's Leadership Symposium

Draven Lee, 526th Electronics Maintenance Squadron, removes coils from an automated winding machine at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, Sept. 9, 2021. The 526th EMXS replaced its process of winding and forming coils by hand with automated equipment in order to save time and money while improving product quality and shop safety. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)

Squadron saves time, costs

Jason Davis, 429th Supply Chain Management Squadron, demonstrates the amount of data available through a single QR code scan. Davis is an Air Force Materiel Command semi-finalist in the Spark Tank competition thanks to his idea to eliminate scanning errors and improve asset tracking by replacing four barcodes with a single QR code on a DOD form.

Idea earns sustainment center civilian a Spark Tank semi-finalist spot

Tinker Air Force Base Chaplains and staff take time to talk with Air Force Sustainment Center staff as they stop by the ice cream truck vendors. The chapel team sponsored the ice cream social as a way to celebrate life during National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

Chaplains make connections through ice cream socials

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