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    Engineering Directorate bridges classroom science to real-world careers [Image 4 of 5]

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    Two representatives, a woman and a man wearing a lanyard, are staffing an Air Force STEM Outreach booth at what appears to be a baseball stadium venue. They are smiling and engaging with a young boy who has approached their table. The table displays promotional items including pens, small blue items, cups, and electronic components.

    OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, UNITED STATES

    06.20.2026

    Photo by Amy Schiess 

    Air Force Sustainment Center

    An elementary student attending the Comets MVP Field Day June 20, 2026, in Oklahoma City asks a question to Kelli Dorrell, a University of Oklahoma graduate student, and Travis Fink, 76th Commodities Maintenance Group, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex. The Air Force Sustainment Center Engineering and Technical Management Directorate volunteers participate in dozens of student outreach events every year throughout Utah, Oklahoma and Georgia. U.S. Air Force photo by Amy Schiess

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    Date Taken: 06.20.2026
    Date Posted: 09.17.2026 10:31
    Photo ID: 9944306
    VIRIN: 260620-F-LH134-1006
    Resolution: 3965x2817
    Size: 1.64 MB
    Location: OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, US
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    A young man wearing glasses and a lanyard sits behind a table at what appears to be a STEM or educational demonstration booth inside a baseball stadium. He is engaging with two children wearing blue 'Comets' vests, while an older adult stands nearby. Various small electronic or science components are displayed on the table.
    A young adult male volunteer or representative sits behind a display table at what appears to be a STEM outreach event inside a baseball stadium. He is engaging with a young boy who is standing across the table, examining electronic circuit board displays and educational materials. The event appears to be sponsored by an organization with 'AIR' and 'STEM' visible on the table banner.
    A young blonde girl in a pink tank top reaches toward a glowing LED spinner toy on a navy blue promotional table. The table appears to be a vendor or sponsor booth, likely at a sporting event, displaying pens, business cards, and branded materials. The backdrop includes partial text reading 'Tonos' or similar branding on the navy tablecloth.
    Two representatives, a woman and a man wearing a lanyard, are staffing an Air Force STEM Outreach booth at what appears to be a baseball stadium venue. They are smiling and engaging with a young boy who has approached their table. The table displays promotional items including pens, small blue items, cups, and electronic components.
    The image shows a collection of promotional ballpoint pens arranged in a fan-like pattern on a dark blue surface. Each pen is branded with 'STEM Outreach' and 'Tinker Air Force Base' text, featuring a patriotic red, white, and blue design with a logo consisting of intersecting arrows or chevrons. These appear to be branded merchandise items likely distributed at outreach or recruitment events.

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    Community Outreach
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    K-12 STEM
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