Contact Airman Activities Coordinator SrA Jennifer Ponder aac@afsa985.org or SrA Justin Wilson at aac3@afsa985.org
Who: Anyone!!!
What: Operation Air Park clean up
When: Saturday, August 27th from 1000 hours until
Where: Air Park, North of Commisary.
Team it is finally here! The Thunderbird Newsletter is now on our website.
If you have been dying to see something in our newsletter please contact
Lisa Muth at lisaAFdefender@yahoo.com and submit your ideas, photos or articles.
Keeping with tradition, it is with great honor we announce the
**Command Chief Welcome Reception**
for Chief Master Sergeant Eddie j. Compton.
ChiefCompton is the new 552d Air Control Wing Command Chief. Please mark your
calendar for next Friday, August 26th, 1530 hours in the Tinker AFB Club’s
Ivory Lounge. Hors d’oeuvre, Cake & Refreshments Provided free of charge,
event sponsored by AFSA Chapter 985.
All Tinker’s enlisted are invited and encouraged to attend. Please RSVP so
We can have accurate number of attendees.
Command Chief Welcome Reception
To view your invitations please click the link below.
If you are unable to click on the link please copy and paste the address
into your web browser.
https://einvitations.afit.edu/CMSgtComptonWelcomeReceptionDV/anim.cfm
Event: Please be in place by 1515
Date: 26 Aug 2011
Time: 1530
Location: Tinker Club, Ivory Room
The 19 February weekly newsletter is attached for your review. Please note the call to action to stop a 21% decrease in the amount doctors are reimbursed for Tricare/Medicare patients. If that change takes place, many doctors will likely stop accepting Tricare patients because they already accept a very reduced rate of payment and this will bring that amount too low for most to accept. It could really impact the referrals we get from Tinker and the care retirees get as well.
Please take a few minutes to review the entire newsletter so you can stay informed. If anyone goes to see the VFW commander speak at the OGA this morning at 1000, this may be a good question to ask him about.
There isn’t as much information as usual in the 12 February Newsletter, but HQ and the DC area were shut down nearly all week due to the snow storms. Despite that there are a few good articles about visits by Gen Fraser and CMSAF Roy.
As always, I hope you have a great week.
There is a lot of good information in the 5 February Newsletter as usual, whether you are active duty, reserves, national guard, or retired. In this case, there is even information in the newsletter about increases in government spending for spouses. Please take a look and let me know if you have any questions.
Chapter 985 members, your 29 January weekly newsletter from HQ is available with a lot of good information and links to articles you may find beneficial. Please take a few minutes to look it over, and let me know if you need or want further information on any of the topics.
I hope you had a nice, safe, long snow weekend, and hope the roads are safe this week.
The 22 January weekly newsletter from AFSA HQ is available. Please take a few minutes to see what our leaders have been doing to represent us, and what our association is doing for the community. Thank you to those who have contacted me to renew their membership, or to rejoin. Don’t forget, the application deadline for the chapter’s education grants is approaching rapidly. The application instructions are on the left, as well as a link for the Div 89 scholarship applications, and in this week’s newsletter has information about the AFSA scholarship programs.
You can’t win if you don’t submit an application!
Chapter members, your 15 January weekly newsletter from AFSA HQ is here for your viewing pleasure.
Many of you have heard me speak about the very small number of paid staff AFSA employs, and what they do. You have also heard me say that our lobbyists, president, and CEO educate our elected representatives about the needs and desires of the Air Force’ enlisted force. The first few paragraphs of the newsletter will demonstrate how respected our staff is among Air Force leaders. Not only are they teaching those on Capitol Hill about our needs, they are educating Air Force leaders about hot-button topics on Capitol Hill. No other professional organization has the impact of AFSA in making sure our quality of life benefits are protected and enhanced. Membership fees are a very small price to pay for what they do and we need to increase our membership to ensure the continued operations of the association. Contact me if your membership is about to expire, you’re not sure when it is going to expire, or has already expired, and I will help you remain a member, or regain your membership. It is more important now than ever!
Enjoy MLK day and have a productive week.
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