TINKERAFBI84-103 — Airpark Management

TINKERAFBI84-103 governs policies, responsibilities, and procedures for static displays and airpark activities, maintenance, and display changes.

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  • Publication number: TINKERAFBI84-103
  • Title: AIRPARK MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2025-07-07

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It covers airpark management, maintenance procedures, and funding for static displays and memorials at Charles B. Hall Airpark. It requires written requests for certain activities and display changes, documented maintenance, inspections, and cost identification.

Applies to: This publication applies to all personnel assigned to Tinker Air Force Base (AFB).

Topics covered

  • Airpark management
  • Static display maintenance
  • Aircraft display assessments
  • Corrosion control
  • Airpark access and activities
  • Flag responsibilities
  • Maintenance funding

Questions and answers

Who is the Historical Property Custodian for Tinker AFB?

The Historical Property Custodian (HPC) for Tinker AFB is the 72d Air Base Wing Plans and Programs office, 72 ABW/XP. (paragraph 1)

What form is required for new real property work at the airpark?

New real property work will be requested on an AF Form 332, Base Civil Engineer Work Request, and submitted to 72 ABW/CE Service Call Desk for processing. (paragraph 1)

How must static display maintenance actions be recorded?

Record all maintenance actions on AF Form 3581, USAF Museum Aerospace Vehicle Static Display Maintenance Log, and file in the asset continuity folder. (paragraph 2)

What must organizations do before scheduling airpark events or activities?

All organizations/functions will coordinate any use, activities and matters associated with the airpark or access thereto with the HPC office prior to scheduling any events/activities. (paragraph 2)

How often are Tinker AFB static displays washed and repainted?

Funds permitting, each aircraft will be washed annually; and maintenance will be performed to prevent deterioration and to cosmetically maintain the appearance of the display. The minimum goal is to paint at least one aircraft each year so each aircraft is repainted approximately every 3-5 years. (paragraph 3)

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