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  • 100 years of Mateship

    Luke hosts several nations for training in both the F-35A Lightning II and F-16 Fighting Falcon. This year is the 100th year that Australia has been partnered with the U.S.

  • ALS First Navy Graduate at Luke

    One of Gen Goldfein's focus area's is strengthening joint leaders and teams. In order for our Airmen to learn more about our fellow military branches Luke recently graduated our first non-Airman from Airman Leadership School. ET1 Brown won't be the last either, there are already plans for 2 civilian

  • Are you ready for Thunderbolt Cup 2017?

    Thunderbolts are scheduled to participate in a two day, multi-event Olympic style competition testing their physical and mental readiness as well as offering a fun time to break away from their daily routines Sept. 28 and 29.

  • 11 September 2001

    16 years ago, 434 first responders gave their lives trying to save those in the World Trade Center Twin Towers. This past Friday, Airmen joined first responders to honor those lost in the attacks.

  • Drunk Driving

    Airmen on Luke set up "crashes" to help bring awareness to their fellow Airmen about the bitter truth behind drunk driving accidents. Together we can change the Air Force from the 56th Fighter Wing by setting an example for others to follow.

  • Thunderbolts prepare for Air Force 70th Birthday

    Sept. 18, 1947 is seen as the official birth of the Air Force which has a rich history that revolutionized how the U.S. military functions as we know it today. Today’s Air Force is comprised of more than 680,000 Airmen, made up of active duty, reservists, guardsmen and civilians all who have

  • Childhood Obesity

    We are always looking for ways to keep our Airmen and their families healthy. 1 in 3 children in the U.S. is overweight. September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. For more information and resources, go to www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/children.

  • Health assessments ensure F-35 crew chiefs are fit to fight

    It was a regular day on the flightline. However, an intricate system of tubes and scientific instruments were woven and clipped to the maintainer’s uniforms. Ensuring a healthy environment is available for Airmen to perform their jobs is the first concern for the Air Force and could mean the