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  • EOD clears range

    After a long day of dropping bombs and firing missiles at targets, hard work and caution are needed to clean up the Barry M. Goldwater Range. It is the job of the 56th Civil Engineer Squadron to clear the range so maintenance personnel can repopulate it with targets. They remove hazards such as

  • Thunderbolts assist Heroes of Silent Angels

    When most people think of medieval times, knights, and squires, it doesn't usually also bring modern medical disorders to mind. But the members of the Society for Creative Anachronisms are striving to do just that.Airmen from Luke Air Force Base came out last weekend to assist setting up for the

  • Kids get boot camp challenge

    Luke Air Force Base children enjoyed various challenges Monday during the Boot Camp Challenge at the 56th Force Support Squadron Youth Center.The Boot Camp Challenge is a series of activities that encourage physical activity through a variety of enjoyable and competitive exercises. They are

  • Big changes coming to pro-Gear shipment allowances

    The Defense Travel Management Office has approved changes to the Joint Federal Travel Regulations, Volume 1 and Joint Travel Regulations Volume 2 that significantly change the shipment of professional books, papers and equipment allowance as part of household goods shipments. PBP&E is also referred

  • AGE spins up with new equipment for F-35

    When a group of people is considered to be some of the best in the Air Force at what they do, having new equipment added to their arsenal is a chance to show their skills. The men and women in the 56th Equipment Maintenance Squadron Air Ground Equipment Flight are preparing to roll up their sleeves

  • FSS holds town hall meetings on force shaping

    Luke Air Force Base Airmen were provided with information on several new force management programs Jan. 29 and 30 during town hall meetings at the Luke AFB theater."The force management program has been implemented to meet congressionally mandated end strength for current and future mission

  • Au revoir flightline, bonjour France

    The Air Force provides many opportunities for Airmen to advance their careers. Some of those opportunities are Airmen Leadership School, Military Training Instructor School and the Air War College. One officer here at Luke is preparing to further his Air Force career by relinquishing command of the

  • Women's CRUD tournament gets physical

    It's a game traditionally played by fighter pilots where two people compete to take the life of the opposing team's ball. It's called CRUD and on Jan. 31 female spouses, Airmen, and friends played in a women's CRUD tournament at the Old Officer's Club on Luke Air Force Base. CRUD is similar to

  • Destination: Portland, Oregon

    When people think about Portland, Ore., they may think of farms, wagons and pioneers. What they don't know is Portland is not only filled with a diversity of cultures, but it's also overflowing with friendly people, delicious food and a plethora of outdoorsy things to do.If you're a Netflixer like

  • OG skims past EMS 8-6 in flag football

    The 56th Operations Group Wizards squared off against the 56th Equipment Maintenance Squadron's flag football team Jan. 28 in a heated back and forth football game. The rivalry was apparent from the beginning as EMS won the coin toss but chose to start the game off on defense rather than take the