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  • Sponsoring Airmen makes big difference for them

    A permanent change of station can be overwhelming for the Airman coming from technical training school or for the family who feels as though they have moved a thousand times, but having a sponsor can make all the difference when arriving at a new station.A sponsor is the first person who will meet

  • Avoiding hazards, using right equipment good fall prevention

    As summer comes to a close and the fall season looms, relief from heat is right around the corner, and working inside or outdoors is a welcomed idea.As the heat dies down and fall rolls in, the chores left abandoned during summer resurface. With the upcoming holidays, decorations are almost assured

  • Thunderbolts laugh, dance, learn on Sesame Street

    Elmo and friends visited Luke Air Force Base Aug. 18 and 19 to put on a show for families. The Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families helps children understand the process of moving with the family when a parent receives orders to a new assignment.Elmo started the show by introducing the

  • Det. 12 skunks FWSA in season opener

    The first pass of the game was thrown short, setting the tone for the 56th Fighter Wing Staff Agencies flag football team as they took on the Detachment 12, 372nd Training Squadron who delivered a solid game with two touchdowns.The final score was 12-0, 372nd TRS. As the FWSA gained first downs and

  • Program smooths change from military to civilian life

    It can be difficult to find work in today's economy, even more so for families that are moving to a new area or families that are transitioning from military to civilian life.One program available to veterans is the Workforce Investment Act, which can help veterans have a smooth transition to

  • Commandant challenges students to be best

    Being a senior NCO in charge of a unit or a superintendent is one thing, but to be a senior NCO of Airman Leadership School and responsible for the future leaders of the U.S. Air Force is a completely different challenge all together.Master Sgt. Sheris Poisson, 56th Force Support Squadron ALS

  • Airman gives civilian second chance at life

    It was just another night out dancing July 3 for Staff Sgt. David Patton, 56th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron support section floor chief and his girlfriend, Ann Strasser, until the unthinkable happened.Patton and Strasser frequent the Brookside 2 Bar and Grill to see their favorite country band and

  • Engraving, framing gets crafty at Luke

    Throughout Luke Air Force Base there are beautiful frames lining the walls and gifts from previous bases decorating many offices, each with its own unique symbol or message from prior colleagues.Luke has the benefit of having its own Arts and Crafts shop that is available to take care of the needs

  • Airmen encouraged to vote, obey AFI on political activities

    As the political season approaches, we should all be encouraged to do our civic duty and go out and vote. However, as an Air Force member, there are a few things to keep in mind. Here is a short noninclusive list to help you determine what is or is not permitted when it comes to participating in

  • MDG stuns CES in B-ball championship win

    The 56th Medical Group battled the 56th Civil Engineer Squadron Aug. 11 during the intramural basketball championship game at the Luke Air Force Base Bryant Fitness Center. The score 53-36 gave MDG a decisive win, declaring them undefeated tournament champions.High speed and intensity were on both