They helped Joint Relief International with humanitarian relief efforts by expediting the movement of school supplies to Kosovo. Closer to home, they reached beyond the boundaries of the base and continued their community outreach activities. . The six squadrons came together to donate more than 3,000 pounds of food to a local food bank in support of the annual Race Against Hunger campaign. They challenge the processes that don t make sense and look for a better, more efficient way of doing business. Initially, when supply assumed management of the more than 3,500 base mobility bags, things were a little confusing, but thanks to Tech.
Success stories abound within the logistics group.
The contracting squadron was named best in Air Force for 2000 for their outstanding innovative programs. They were the first AMC contracting squadron move to paperless contracting by implementing the Standard Procurement System. Many of their contracting processes were benchmarked and labeled as Air Force best practices. Being recognized as the best in command is a tremendous accomplishment, but the 22nd Logistics Group hopes to go one step further recognized as the best in the Air Force. A civilian supply manager at McConnell has recently been awarded the Air Mobility Command Dudley C. Sharp Award for 2000.