AFSC News

  • Success Here = Success There: WR-ALC helps Navy with critical parts issue

    Ensuring safe, reliable components are available to support the U.S. Navy's F/A-18 Legacy Hornet was the focus of a partnership celebration Tuesday at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex's 402nd Commodities Maintenance Group.Officials from Naval Supply Systems Command and Naval Air Systems

  • Vice Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff views Tinker capabilities

    The Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff visited Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, April 1, to engage with Team Tinker on the missions of the Air Force Sustainment Center and associate units contribution to the nation's strategic nuclear deterrence.Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II, AFSC Commander,

  • Vice Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Visits Tinker

    The Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will visit here Friday, April 1, for an update on missions of the Air Force Sustainment Center, headquartered at Tinker Air Force Base, and Team Tinker's contribution to the nation's strategic nuclear deterrence.Air Force Sustainment Center Commander,

  • Four AFSC Airmen win AFMC annual awards

    Air Force Materiel Command honored its top Airmen of 2015 during the command's Annual Excellence Awards Banquet March 9.Four members of the Air Force Sustainment Center -- Tech. Sgt. Kasmir A. Alford, 72nd Medical Support Squadron;  Master Sgt. Brian S. Partido, 72nd Medical Group; Maj. David R.

  • AFMC strategic plan to help carry Air Force to Third Offset

    Agility and innovation are cornerstones of a new Air Force Materiel Command strategic plan that will deliver war-winning capabilities. Those capabilities will propel the Air Force as a key element of the future national defense strategy known as the Third Offset.The first "offset" came in the 1950s

  • Hill pilot program adopted, expanded across Air Force Sustainment Center

    No one with a career in the military would ever compare it to Silicon Valley, where outside-the-box thinking, flexibility, collaboration and "creative spaces" are the norm.The Air Force Sustainment Center is hoping to change that, in part because of a successful pilot program which began at Hill Air

  • OC-ALC hiring surge yields lessons and successes, leaders say

    The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex's "1,000 hires in 100 days" initiative generated a new pool of nearly 1,400 qualified applicants, a welcome outcome for the ongoing hiring surge at one of the country's largest Air Force maintenance depots, officials said."We are extremely pleased with the

  • AFSC firefighter smokes AFMC competition

    With two college degrees in horticulture and landscape design, becoming a firefighter doesn't seem like a natural job selection, but that's exactly what Lt. Steven Smith has chosen.Smith volunteered at a local fire department when he was 18. From there, he went on to become an aircraft sheet metal

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