507th Air Refueling Wing

06/04/2026

05/14/2026

Join us in congratulating those selected for promotion this month!

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05/13/2026

Check out this Okie putting readiness into action in remote Alaska communities!

We’re proud to see 1st Lt. Anneth George, assigned to the 507th Medical Squadron, serving as the mission officer in charge for Kodiak Arctic Care 2026 under the Department of War’s Innovative Readiness Training program.

IRT missions provide hands-on, real-world joint training opportunities that strengthen deployment readiness while delivering key services to American communities, particularly in remote and underserved areas.

Kodiak Arctic Care 2026 supports civil-military partnerships by improving access to no-cost medical care across Kodiak while allowing service members to sharpen mission-essential skills in an operational environment.

From coordinating operations to supporting medical teams on the ground, 1st Lt. George’s leadership reflects the professionalism, readiness, and commitment our Citizen Airmen bring to every mission.

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Meet 1st Lt. Anneth George, mission OIC of Kodiak Arctic Care 2026! 🇺🇸🩺

Assigned to the 507th Medical Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, 1st Lt. George is leading this year’s mission with dedication, professionalism, and a commitment to serving communities across Kodiak.

From coordinating operations to supporting medical teams on the ground, her leadership helps ensure Kodiak Arctic Care 2026 continues delivering quality care and strengthening partnerships throughout the mission.

Thank you, 1st Lt. George, for your service and leadership! 💪✨

05/10/2026

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Last weekend, members of the 72nd Air Base Wing, 507th Air Refueling Wing, 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, and the 72nd Aerial Port Squadron gathered at Tinker Air Force Base for the Port Dawg Memorial Run.

The annual event honors the lives and legacy of fallen aerial port Airmen, reminding us that their service and sacrifice are never forgotten.

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05/08/2026

Training tomorrow’s first sergeants to lead through life’s toughest moments, because readiness starts with leaders prepared to care for Airmen and their families.

Prospective additional duty first sergeants, also known as “undershirts,” from across Tinker Air Force Base, as well as local Reserve and Air National Guard units, participated in a culminating First Sergeant Symposium event hosted by the 507th Air Refueling Wing’s First Sergeant, Master Sgt. Dontia Yates.

Participants worked through realistic training scenarios designed to prepare them for the challenges of caring for Airmen and their families. Scenarios included responding to Airmen experiencing suicidal ideations, domestic violence situations and the impacts of natural disasters.

The hands-on training reinforced the critical role first sergeants play in supporting readiness, resilience and the well-being of the force.

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05/07/2026

Students from Carl Albert High School's GEAR UP program got an inside look at the mission today during a visit to the 507th Air Refueling Wing.

The group toured the fabrication flight, Consolidated Tool Kit, aircraft hangars and aero shop to learn more about aviation careers and how our maintainers keep the mission moving every day.

Programs like Oklahoma GEAR UP help students prepare for college and future careers by connecting them with real-world opportunities across the state. Their visit to the highlighted the wide range of career opportunities available in the Air Force Reserve.

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Mid-Del Schools (Oklahoma)

05/07/2026

Honoring those who paved the way. 🇺🇸

Members of the 72nd Air Base Wing, 507th Air Refueling Wing, 72nd Logistics Readiness Squadron, and the 72nd Aerial Port Squadron came together at Tinker Air Force Base for the annual Port Dawg Memorial Run on May 3, 2026.

This annual run is a tribute to the lives, service, and legacy of fallen aerial port Airmen. We remember. We honor. We carry them with us every step of the way.

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05/05/2026

Over the weekend, the 72nd Aerial Port Squadron loaded approximately 42,000 pounds of non-perishable food to aid in humanitarian efforts. This is just one of the ways our support the Air Force mission and bring care to those in need!

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05/02/2026

Today, members of the 72nd Aerial Port Squadron demonstrated and tested the capabilities of the Deployable Automatic Cargo Measurement System. DACMS measures numerous factors such as speed, center weight, and mass.

Using lasers and floor-pad sensors, DACMS captures data while vehicles are in motion, allowing for instantaneous center-of-balance calculations.

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04/29/2026

Earlier this month, the 72nd Aerial Port Squadron participated in the 2026 Port Dawg Challenge! They competed against 27 other teams in 12 events designed to test readiness, teamwork, and experience in dynamic environments.

Our port dawgs placed in the top three in both the joint inspection event and the 10K forklift driving competition, and took first place overall as the top air terminal operations center team!

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