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  • 56th RMO: Tip of spear on BMGR, aux field

    Every day Air Force pilots use the Barry M. Goldwater Range and Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary Field to train the world's greatest F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter pilots, A-10 Warthog pilots and combat aircrew.The 56th Range Management Office staff provides security for high value assets and personnel

  • Phishing: How to avoid it

    Nearly everyone connects to the Internet, be it Facebook, shopping online or emailing at work. Being connected to the Internet has made life significantly easier, and while the World Wide Web is generally safe, it's important to be aware that criminals are online looking to exploit individuals

  • EMS edges out OSS in playoff

    The 56th Equipment Maintenance Squadron went against the 56th Operations Support Squadron in a flag football playoff game Oct. 1 at Luke Air Force Base. EMS won with a final score of 19-13.It was a defensive struggle leading up to half-time with the only score occurring with four minutes left. An

  • Larry Fitzgerald coaches Luke mini 'Bolts

    Larry Fitzgerald, eight time Pro Bowl wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals, scored his first touchdown of the year Sunday and followed it up with a second touchdown at Luke Air Force Base.Fitzgerald held a free two-day football training camp for more than 130 military children."Their families

  • New Knowledge Management Cell helps save Airmen time, money

    ailable on them are essential to communicate and share information in an instant, but not all Airmen know about all the programs and tools available to them or how to use them to their advantage.To help educate Airmen and make their processes faster and more efficient, a new section called the

  • vESD new way to fix e-issues

    Air Force cyber support is changing. No longer will users call the Enterprise Service Desk and wait for a technician to solve their issue. Starting early November, Air Education and Training Command base computers will have a Virtual Enterprise Service Desk application installed which can be used to

  • Fire Prevention Week kicks off with parade

    National Fire Prevention Week is Saturday through Oct. 10 and is designed to raise awareness of fire prevention with a focus on ensuring that people check their smoke detectors every month.Fire prevention week began in 1920 when President Woodrow Wilson declared Oct. 9 as National Fire Prevention

  • Det. 12 routs FWSA in football tragedy

    The first pass of the game fell short, foretelling the future for the 56th Fighter Wing Staff Agencies flag football team as they took on the Detachment 12, 372nd Training Squadron.The final score of the game was 40-14, Det. 12.As the FWSA gained first downs and approached the end zone, Det. 12

  • Island Breeze comes in full force

    From the commissary to the food court in the Luke Air Force Base Exchange, there are many food establishments Airman can go on base to satisfy their need for feed. And, now, there's one more that flew completely under the radar.Island Breeze recently opened its doors on the third floor of Bldg.

  • TBolt fuels singing passion through sacrifice

    The sound of the cheering crowd was overwhelming as she sang the national anthem in front of nearly 60,000 people. You may think she was nervous but she wasn't.Staff Sgt. Samantha Renner, 56th Logistics Readiness Squadron fuels distribution supervisor, has been singing for Luke Air Force Base since