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  • AF Vocalist and Pilot Reunited

    Every official military ceremony opens with the traditional singing of the Star-Spangled Banner. During the 310th Fighter Squadron Pilot B-Course graduation ceremony, the familiar song held special significance for one unique Air Force family.

  • AF Men’s Health Month promotes better health, better care

    According to the National Institutes of Health, compared to women, men are more likely to smoke, drink, make unhealthy choices and delay regular checkups and medical care. While mental health issues are more common in women, men are much less likely to seek care.Many of the major health risks faced

  • Luke celebrates Police Week

    Every year police departments and law enforcement agencies come together to honor and remember those who have served our communities and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Devante Williams)

  • Luke Flies 5000th F-35 Sortie

    Lt. Col. Gregory Frana, 62nd Fighter Squadron commander flies Luke's 5000th F-35 sortie. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Pedro Mota)

  • 56th Medical Clinic Renovates

    The 56th Medical Group clinic is currently undergoing renovations to modify the building layout and reduce the energy footprint.Construction on the 35-million-dollar project started early February and will be completed in November, 2017.

  • Luke Airmen helps save life

    Airmen are trained to respond to emergency situations anytime and anywhere. On March 13th, two Airmen put that training to use.

  • LFE includes F-35 for the first time

    After eight months of intense training, the students of the 310th and 309th Fighter Squadron Basic F-16 Fighting Falcon Course were put to their final test as they joined forces with the F-35 and a multitude of other platforms during their capstone Large Force Exercises April 18-29, at Luke Air

  • F-35 Lightning II refuels

    A Luke Air Force Base F-35 Lightning II accepts fuel from a KC -135 Stratotanker May 5, 2016, at 21 thousand feet above Arizona.

  • Two-time AF-level award winner PA powerhouse

    You might think a girl who grew up in Warrensburg, Missouri, would not stand out in a crowd. In the four short years Kiley Dougherty, 56th Fighter Wing Public Affairs media relations chief, has been in the Air Force, she’s been a shining star wherever she finds herself. The Air Force took notice and