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The Canadian and American Components first went head-to-head in May in Canada’s most popular sport, ice hockey. The American team, although behind for the majority of the game, made a comeback to win the CAN-AM Cup.


Can-Am Day

The Canadian and American Components first went head-to-head in May in Canada’s most popular sport, ice hockey. The American team, although behind for the majority of the game, made a comeback to win the CAN-AM Cup.

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Approximately 160 members of the 964th Airborne Air Control Squadron returned to Tinker on 19 Jul 17, after more than four months of deployment to Southwest Asia. Hundreds of family members, friends and squadron teammates were on hand to welcome them home.
Approximately 160 members of the 964th Airborne Air Control Squadron returned to Tinker on 19 Jul 17, after more than four months of deployment to Southwest Asia. Hundreds of family members, friends and squadron teammates were on hand to welcome them home.
Approximately 160 members of the 964th Airborne Air Control Squadron returned to Tinker on 19 Jul 17, after more than four months of deployment to Southwest Asia. Hundreds of family members, friends and squadron teammates were on hand to welcome them home.
Approximately 160 members of the 964th Airborne Air Control Squadron returned to Tinker on 19 Jul 17, after more than four months of deployment to Southwest Asia. Hundreds of family members, friends and squadron teammates were on hand to welcome them home.
Approximately 160 members of the 964th Airborne Air Control Squadron returned to Tinker on 19 Jul 17, after more than four months of deployment to Southwest Asia. Hundreds of family members, friends and squadron teammates were on hand to welcome them home.
Members of the 752 Operational Support Squadron finish assembling the Control Reporting Center static display during Tinker Air Force Base's Star Spangled Salute Airshow May 20, 2017. (Air Force photo by Ron Mullan)
Lt. Col. Kirk Hansen, right, incoming commander of the 552nd Training Squadron accepts the unit guidon from Col. Richard Land III, 552nd Operations Group commander, during a change of command ceremony July 12, in Dock 2 of Hangar 230. Waiting to receive the guidon is Master Sgt. Antonio Quinonez, 552nd TRS first sergeant.
From left, Lt. Col Heather Fleishauer, Commander 752nd Operations Support Squadron, 2nd Lt. Joseph Alcorn, 116th Air Control Squadron, Portland, Ore., Capt. Michael Brode and Capt. Ryan Murphy, enroute to 726th ACS, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, Capt. Cecilia Nguyen, 607th ACS, Luke AFB, Ariz., Capt. Nicolas Kuczera, enroute to the 607 ACS (auditing the course). The 752nd OSS celebrates the graduation of class 17-02 who have successfully completed two months of rigorous training, finishing 42 hours of classroom academics and completing 104 hours of hands-on positional training. During their training, students were taught to employ the latest Tactical Air Operations Module AN/TYQ-23A. They are prepared for the challenging responsibilities as control and reporting center air battle managers.
Col. Geoffrey Weiss
Graphic rendering of the new 552nd Air Control Wing training facility’s consolidated simulator building. (Courtesy graphic rendering)
Col. David Gaedecke
Graphic rendering of the new 552nd Air Control Wing training facility’s consolidated simulator building. (Courtesy graphic rendering)

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