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  • Computer support, help to centralize

    Computer problems can be frustrating, especially when it is difficult to find the right person to help fix them.Fortunately, the Air Force noticed this problem and implemented a solution that makes work easier for those in need of network and computer support services.According to Chief Master Sgt.

  • Honorary commanders benefit Luke

    Uniting local community and business leaders with their military counterparts is the focus of the Luke Air Force Base Honorary Commanders program which has existed since 1999. Since that time, more than 350 community and business leaders in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area have participated in

  • 93-year-old continues to serve

    Even though retired Command Sgt. Maj. Julius Brown served 33 years in the Army and fought in three different wars, he isn't finished serving his country. Mr. Brown has been volunteering regularly at the Retired Activities Office on Luke Air Force Base since 1983.Mr. Brown said he volunteers at Luke

  • Commentary: Be good, be good, be proud

    It's a simple question -- why are you here? Here in the Air Force, I mean? Maybe you joined for patriotic reasons or you come from a military family. Did you join to see the world, pay for college or feed your family? Perhaps you joined for a different or several different reasons. Whatever your

  • Comedian bringing laughs, message to Luke

    A comedian who appeared on David Letterman, Comedy Central, and is featured in the No. 1 selling comedy book "I Killed," is performing a free stand-up comedy show at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Luke Air Force Base Theater.Luke is just one of many military installations Bernie McGrenahan is

  • Base combatives class continues

    The hand-to-hand combative class is now offered to anyone interested in attending 6 to 7:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Combat PT Center.According to Staff Sgt. Jesus Artesi, 56th Medical Support Squadron information technology specialist and class instructor, taking the hand-to-hand

  • Commentary: Social Networking Sites...Handy but use properly

    To many of us who have been greeted with an "ACCESS DENIED" page on our computers while trying to gather information online, it seems unimaginable that the U.S. Air Force and Defense Department have allowed access to social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. What are they thinking?

  • Drug policy becomes more stringent

    The Surgeon General of the Air Force issued a guidance memorandum that changes AFI 44-121, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Program, effectively adding more substances Airmen can be punished for abusing under Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice."Under the new policy,