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  • 56th Component Maintenance Squadron

    56th Component Maintenance Squadron Egress Airmen prepare a crane to remove a canopy and seat from an F-16 Fighting Falcon June 26, 2017, at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz. Aircrew egress technicians perform maintenance on warning lights, emergency oxygen systems, canopies, lap belts and shoulder

  • Bryant Fitness Center rededicated in honor of fallen Airman

    It has been more than five years since Team Luke officially renamed its fitness center the “Bryant Fitness Center” in honor of fallen Airman, Lt. Col. Frank Bryant Jr. Today, Thunderbolts, family and friends attended the Bryant Fitness Center’s Grand Opening Ceremony rededicating its name in his

  • Luke trains new Green Dot implementers

    To minimize incidents and raise awareness of sexual assault, dating violence, stalking and other types of cruelty, Luke trained a group of Airmen as Green Dot implementers. The Air Force Green Dot training began in 2016 and helps prepare organizations to implement a strategy of violence prevention

  • Heat Stress Safety for Pets

    The heat at Luke can be extreme so be sure to keep all family members, even furry ones, safe during these hot days!

  • What to Know for Monsoon Season 2017

    As we enter the summer months, rising temperatures, lightning, dust and moisture fill the air. 2017 is already breaking records in terms of heat, but what could this mean for other types of weather?

  • Brotherhood, Service, Sacrifice

    Two brothers born and raised at Luke assigned to the 310th and 62nd fighter squadrons, tell their story about brotherhood, service, and sacrifice.

  • Luke to resume local F-35A flying operations

    The 56th Fighter Wing will resume local F-35A Lightning II flight operations Wednesday June 21, 2017, following an 11-day pause after five physiological events occurred during flights from May 2-June 8 2017.

  • Flightline maintenance: safety first

    Arizona heat is nothing to joke about, especially with the temperatures rising above 100 degrees during summer. At that temperature, how do maintainers continue to operate and cope with the heat?