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Col. Tim Dodge, director of the AFCEC Operations

Col. Tim Dodge, director of the AFCEC Operations

Col. Tim Dodge, director of the AFCEC Operations Directorate, addressed workshop attendees emphasizing the operations directorate advocacy role for operations flights. He said AFCEC is learning like the bases a... More

Air Force Deputy Director of Civil Engineers Edwin

Air Force Deputy Director of Civil Engineers Edwin

Air Force Deputy Director of Civil Engineers Edwin Oshiba addresses a full house during the civilian workforce development and wage grade panel session via a two-way live virtual teleconference that allowed for... More

(From left) Panel members Lt. Col. Patrick Obruba,

(From left) Panel members Lt. Col. Patrick Obruba,

(From left) Panel members Lt. Col. Patrick Obruba, Headquarters Air Force operations and maintenance branch chief, Col. Timothy Dodge, director of the AFCEC Operations Directorate, and Maj. Tywann Telfair, Air ... More

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