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  • Attitude guides Airman in tough situations

    "A positive attitude causes a chain reaction of positive thoughts, events and outcomes."~ Wade Boggs, Hall of Fame athleteLike Boggs, attitude also seems to play an important role in the life of Airman 1st Class Ryan Holland, 56th Civil Engineer Squadron engineering technician.Holland was born 20

  • Arizona heat hard on vehicle

    It's that time of year again when most Arizona vehicle owners put up their sunshades to protect their vehicle's interior from the heat, but this will do little to protect the vehicle's engine parts and tires."With the extreme heat in Arizona, the main areas of the car that are usually affected are

  • 944th FW hosts bone marrow drive today

    The 944th Force Support Squadron will be holding a bone marrow drive between 8 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. today at the 944th Fighter Wing Conference Room.According to bethematch.com, more than six people die from a blood cancer every hour. Every three minutes, someone is diagnosed with a type of blood

  • Loggies crush Army recruiters 55-22

    The 56th Logistics Readiness Squadron squared off against Army Recruiters at Luke Air Force Base during an intramural basketball game. LRS dominated Army Recruiters with a final score of 55-22.LRS took an early lead with Jovonte Atkins, 56th LRS team coach, winning the tip off, giving his team

  • FSS cog in 56th FW wheel

    The 56th Fighter Wing mission is to train the world's greatest F-35 and F-16 fighter pilots. It takes the whole base to make the mission run smoothly. From the 56th Medical Group to the 56th Civil Engineer Squadron, all squadrons help to train the world's greatest fighter pilots.Sometimes it's easy

  • Home security part of Airmen readiness

    A home invasion, burglary or robbery can be a terrifying experience. Unfortunately, along with the possible loss or damage to possessions, it can remove the sense of security and make the victim feel vulnerable within his own home.According to the Federal Bureau Of Investigations, in 2013, there

  • Security managers: Protecting information Keep bad guys out, let good guys in

    At Luke Air Force Base we need Airmen to fly, fight and maintain our aircraft, but we also need Airmen to protect classified information and ensure individuals have the clearances they need in order to complete the mission, and that's where Luke's security managers step in."The security manager acts

  • Crossing over: Enlisted to officer

    For 2nd Lieutenant Shaun Chaplain, 56th Comptroller Squadron flight commander, he made the career decision he knew would change his outcome in the Air Force. From Airmen ranks to general officer, the Air Force makes sure Airmen are equipped with the tools they need to lead other Airmen.Before

  • Candid money talk improves relationship

    There are many reasons why people divorce but at the top of the list are lack of communication and finances. That's why it's important to combine these two topics to make for a successful, long-lasting relationship."I believe communication is very important in a relationship overall and

  • Luke F-35s visit Columbus AFB

    A T-6 Texan II roars overhead as the pilots of two Luke Air Force Base F-35 Lightning IIs prepare to exit their aircraft July 23 at the Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. The pilots were Capt. Nicholas Rallo, left, 62nd Fighter Squadron, and Brig. Gen. Scott Pleus, 56th Fighter Wing commander.