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  • Tinker Airman convicted of sexual assault

    A Tinker Airman was convicted in a general court-martial last week of having sex with another Airman who was unable to consent because of impairment by alcohol consumption.A seven-member panel of officers convicted Senior Airman Casey A. Novian, 25, of the 552nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, of

  • Tinker units pass the test

    Members of a multi-command inspection team wrapped up their visit Monday when they delivered the final results of their inspections to Tinker's unit commanders. Starting Nov. 18, the inspectors conducted various graded reviews in several areas at Air Force Materiel Command, Air Combat Command and

  • Air Force holds sexual assault offenders accountable, convictions now online

    The Air Force now publishes sexual assault convictions online at www.afjag.af.mil/sexualassaultprosecution/index.asp. This is a public website that anyone can access to review more than 100 sexual assault convictions from across the Air Force. After a few minutes of reviewing the facts of these

  • New 552nd ACW vice commander impressed

    Col. Brian Humphrey has been at Tinker and the 552nd Air Control Wing just a short time, but said he is already impressed by what he has seen. Over the course of his tenure, the wing vice commander said he aims to help America's Wing continue providing world-class command and control to combatant

  • Colonel Kennedy takes command of 552nd MXG

    "Nothing comes close to this honor," Col. André L. Kennedy said upon taking command of the 552nd Maintenance Group during an Aug. 13 ceremony. "It's an honor and a pleasure to be part of the 552nd."Colonel Kennedy assumed command of the 552nd MXG from Col. Stella Smith, who has been the commander

  • Colonel Smith achieved high standards for 552nd MXG

    Col. Stella Smith - who retired from the Air Force on Aug. 13 after a 24-year career -- established high standards for the 552nd Maintenance Group during the three years she was its commander.· The Average Maintenance Scheduling Effectiveness Rate climbed to 97.3 percent, surpassing the standard of