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POW MIA Luke

An Airman stands at parade rest in front of Luke Air Force Base's wing headquarters in support of POW/MIA Day at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., Sept. 18, 2015. This annual event honors missing service members and their families, and highlights the government’s commitment to account for them. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Devante Williams)
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CFC takes off at Luke

Col. David Shoemaker, 56th Fighter Wing vice commander, signs the Combined Federal Campaign pledge form Sept. 21 at the Luke Air Force Base wing headquarters building. CFC funds go toward many organizations including the Air Force Aid Society, Boys and Girls Club and more. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Grace Lee)
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Breastfeeding Awareness Luncheon at Luke Air Force Base

People pose for a group photo August 21, 2015 on Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. Luke held its first Breastfeeding Awareness Luncheon to show support for breastfeeding and a mother’s right to choose. Certificates of appreciation were handed out for mothers who are committed to breastfeeding. Prizes and food were donated to the luncheon. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Marcy Copeland)
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Byrant Fitness Center Upgrades

The Bryant Fitness Center is being prepped for construction at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. By 2017 the fitness center will look more modernized. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Pedro Mota)
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56 AMXS defeats 56 LRS, advances to playoffs

Hanniel Julien, 56th Logistics Readiness Squadron, performs a layup during an intramural basketball game against the 56th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Aug. 3 at Luke Air Force Base. AMXS defeated LRS 48-42.
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Sun safety now pays dividend later

Kinsley Skelton, Luke Air Force Base Silver Wings Pool lifeguard, keeps watch over swimmers Tuesday at the pool. Applying sunscreen can help protect an individual from getting sunburn and shield the skin from ultraviolet rays, some of the most damaging sun rays.
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Summer safety prevents drownings

Michael Ketterer, 56th Force Support Squadron lead lifeguard, practices a rescue technique Aug. 4 at Silver Wings Pool at Luke Air Force Base. Lifeguards for the base pool are trained in CPR, first aid and rescue techniques.
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Keep motorcycle riding fun – keep it safe

Senior Airman Daniel Keum, 56th Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician and Luke motorcycle safety instructor, demonstrates cornering July 28 at the Luke Air Force Base motorcycle riding range. Practicing proper cornering can help with negotiating real-life turns and helps keep the rider safe.
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Arizona heat hard on vehicle

Don Harris, Luke Air Force Base Auto Hobby Shop manager, raises a vehicle using a vehicle lift at the auto hobby shop. The shop offers full-service auto repair, as well as do-it-yourself assistance.
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Loggies crush Army recruiters 55-22

Logan Anderson, 56th Logistics Readiness Squadron team member, shoots the ball during a match with Army Recruiters during the intramural basketball season at Luke Air Force Base. The game went to LRS with a final score of 55-22.
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The Community Commons concept design. Renovation has begun and is scheduled to be completed in May 2016.

The Community Commons concept design. Renovation has begun and is scheduled to be completed in May 2016.
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Education benefits benefit Airmen

Education — it’s something that’s important not only to be competitive in one’s military career but also in the civilian sector.
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Take children, pets, elderly when leaving vehicle

During the summer, temperatures inside a vehicle can reach in excess of 140 degrees and can be extremely hazardous to a child, pet or elderly person left in a vehicle even for a few minutes.
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CDC mission includes playtime

Danielle Gatlin, 56th Force Support Squadron Child Development Center assistant teacher, watches children during recess June 11 at the CDC at Luke Air Force Base. The CDC accepts children with reservations and on a space-available, drop-in basis. A child may stay for a few hours or spend the entire day on a limited basis. The center also has an active sublet program for parents seeking temporary care. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Devante Williams)
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Monsoon season safety tips

Arizona is known for being sunny with clear skies for the majority of the year, but every year “it” happens. As the clouds roll in, the sky darkens with thunderbolts streaming overhead, and the first drops of rain hit the desert ground. Monsoon season is here. (Courtesy photo)
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Spiritual pillar strengthened at VBS

FROM LEFT: Sophi Bergay, Kiara Beedle, Alyssia Lopez Souza and Courtney Barns rehearse a scene June 4 at the Luke Air Force Base chapel. The act and other performances were part of the closing night ceremonies for the parents.
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Spiritual pillar strengthened at VBS

Prekindergarten and kindergarten children compete June 4 in a game of red light, green light at the Luke Air Force Base Chapel Vacation Bible School. VBS was June 1 through 5 at the chapel.
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Spiritual pillar strengthened at VBS

Michael Afan, Vacation Bible School volunteer, tries to “catch” children during a game of sharks and minnows June 4 in front of the Luke Air Force Base chapel.
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Drug testing: What’s fact or myth?

A specimen is submitted for random drug testing.
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Club Beyond: Where friends, fun, faith connect

Charles and Joe compete to see who can attach the most clothespins to their faces Dec. 1, 2014, at Club Five Six. Club Beyond has more than 100 trained staff and hundreds of volunteers at over 40 locations worldwide. (Courtesy photo)
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