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  • Base housing changes underway

    Over the past few months there have been several changes made in base housing such as to its appearance, who is allowed to live there and what Balfour Beaty Communities offers for residents.According to Robert Worley, 56th Civil Engineer Squadron Asset Management Flight chief, BBC has renovated

  • 62nd AMU makes way for F-35

    The 62nd Aircraft Maintenance Unit moved to building 495 July 14 to provide space for the F-35 project.Chief Master Sgt. Jeffery Ewing, 62nd AMU superintendant, said that it was an important move. "As the F-35 jets transition here to Luke, we needed to get out of that building so we can start to

  • Civil Air Patrol helps Luke grow

    Unbeknownst to many, there is a small squadron at Luke Air Force Base with the sole purpose of helping the base in unconventional ways. From helping work the Airman's Attic to serving food to crew chiefs at the flightline feast, these volunteers donate their time and energy to help the Air Force

  • Airman, child survive car crash

    A 56th Security Forces Squadron Airman, his two-year-old daughter and another passenger survived a rollover accident sustaining only minor injuries July 16 while driving home from Disneyland. He credits the training he received through a safety course on base.Senior Airman Dallas Ansick, 56th

  • 56th MDG invites healthcare leaders to Luke

    The 56th Medical Group held an executives healthcare seminar July 26 at Club Five Six."Our primary purpose was to allow Arizona's healthcare executives to network with colleagues," said Col. Yolanda Bledsoe, 56th MDG commander. "At the same time, we also wanted to provide a forum for professional

  • CCAF announces solution to residency requirement

    Airmen who attend a Defense Department or Tri-Service technical school can earn their Community College of the Air Force degree sooner than once thought.There are a few ways to check the residency box off the list of degree requirements, according to Tech. Sgt. Russell Wroten, CCAF service degree

  • EPRs, read before signing

    Military members know that a single number can affect their career for either good or bad -- a five helping and a one leading to separation.The number on the enlisted performance report may be the one thing most people are concerned about, but it's not the only thing that can impact a career. "It is

  • Airmen share 10 grand for IDEA

    Two 56th Training Squadron Airmen received $5,000 each July 24 from the Luke Air Force Base Innovative Development through Employee Awareness program.After going through Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century events, Maj. Matthew Russell, 56th TRS programmed flying training chief, and Maj.

  • CDC, packed with mini ’Bolts

    The Child Development Center provides a safe, supervised environment for children from 6 weeks to 5 years old. The CDC is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children that provides activities that entertain and assist the growth of children.Reading, manipulative play,

  • Protecting skin from sun full time job

    The sun in Arizona beats down almost all year long. The thing that brings many people to the state can also be harmful to one's health if precautions are not taken.According to the Skin Cancer Foundation's website www.skincancer.org, more than 3.5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year