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Flagship

Staff Sgt. Paul DeGrechie, 63rd Aircraft Maintenance Unit crew chief, attaches covers to the flagship cockpit after a flight Jan. 18. (photo by Airman First Class C.J. Hatch)
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Luke Laboratory

Airman Dante Collins, a laboratory student at the 56th Medical Group, compares printout results with a visual analysis of red blood cells Jan. 22. (photo by Staff Sgt. Christopher Hummel)
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Snakes in our midst

Senior Airman Robert MacCourt, 607th Air Control Squadron ground radio technician, navigates a turn on a road in the White Tank Mountains on his return to Luke.The 607th is a tennant unit of Luke, and conducts initial qualification training for operations crew personnel assigned to ACSs.
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Snakes in our midst

Senior Airman Jimmy Padilla, left, and Staff Sgt. Stephan Bradley, 607th Air Control Squadron Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning technicians, test an air conditioning unit’s wiring.The 607th is a tennant unit of Luke, and conducts initial qualification training for operations crew personnel assigned to ACSs.
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Snakes in our midst

Senior Airman William Reid, 607th Air Control Squadron radar maintenance technician, looks for critical radar data on a scope inside the operations module.The 607th is a tennant unit of Luke, and conducts initial qualification training for operations crew personnel assigned to ACSs.
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Snakes in our midst

Two Airmen train in an operations module at the 607th Air Control Squadron.The 607th is a tennant unit of Luke, and conducts initial qualification training for operations crew personnel assigned to ACSs.
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Snakes in our midst

Staff Sgt. James Smith, 607th Air Control Squadron ground radio technician, installs cable for the multiplexer at the White Tank Mountains. The 607th is a tennant unit of Luke, and conducts initial qualification training for operations crew personnel assigned to ACSs.
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Load 'em up

(From left) Airman 1st Class Marcus Irizarry, Staff Sergeant William Massey, and Senior Airman Austin Ward, all members of a weapons load crew from the 62nd Aircraft Maintenance Unit, carry a missile to an F-16 during the Load Crew Competition Jan. 10. In order to win this competition, each crew in the competition must try to assemble weapons on one side of the jet before the other crew finishes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Tracie Forte)
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Preparing the meal

Senior Airman Tim Mattson and Airman First Class Jessica Baldwin, food services specialists, prepare salads for the quarterly birthday meal at the Ray V. Hensman Dining Facility. Following the salads, Airmen were served lobser, steak and shrimp along with dessert and prizes. (photo by Senior Airman Jessica King)
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Preventing foreign object damage

Members of the 56th Fighter Wing perform the annual wing foreign object damage walk here on 3 Jan. FOD detection saves the air force millions of dollars each year in extra parts and unscheduled maintenance. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Raheem Moore)
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Globetrotter autograph session

Twelve-year-old Drew Frost receives an autographed basketball from Buckets Blakes of the Harlem Globetrotters at the Luke Exchange on Dec. 20. The basketball star was on hand to sign autographs and talk to Thunderbolts of all ages. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class David Bulkley)
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Working over the holidays

Airman 1st Class Thomas Brooks (right) and Cyndi Belcher (red helmet) and other members of the base fire department work to put out a small fire smoldering at the North Gate Dec. 22. While many Thunderbolts enjoyed well-deserved time off over the holidays, the fire department, security forces, command post and other members of Luke worked to keep the base safe. (photo by Airman 1st Class C.J. Hatch)
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It's My Base

Airmen of the 56th Fighter Wing perform the annual wing foreign object debris (FOD) walk here on Jan. 3. FOD detection saves the Air Force millions of dollars every year in extra parts and unscheduled maintenance. (photo by Master Sgt. William Gomez)
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It's My Base

Airmen of the 56th Fighter Wing perform the annual wing foreign object debris (FOD) walk here on Jan. 3. FOD detection saves the Air Force millions of dollars every year in extra parts and unscheduled maintenance. (photo by Staff Sgt. Jerry Fleshman)
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It's My Base

Airmen of the 56th Fighter Wing perform the annual wing foreign object debris (FOD) walk here on Jan. 3. FOD detection saves the Air Force millions of dollars every year in extra parts and unscheduled maintenance. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Raheem Moore)
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Fiesta Bowl Parade

Airmen from the 56th Fighter Wing march in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl Parade Dec. 29. The two-mile route was lined with tens of thousands of specators. As the Airmen made their way through the streets of Phoenix. they were greeted with cheers and standing ovations. (photo by Airman 1st Class C.J. Hatch)
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Gillespie Drive

The new Gillespie Drive sign was revealed Dec. 18, commemorating Master Sgt. Randy Gillespie. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Raheem Moore)
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Standing guard

Airman 1st Class Samuel Short of the 56th Security Forces stands guard during a hijacking attempt execise, Nov. 2007, Luke Air Force Base Ariz. (photo by Staff. Sgt. Christopher Hummel)
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Gillespie Drive

Brig. Gen. Tom Jones, 56th Fighter Wing commander, comforts Lisa Gillespie, wife of Master Sgt. Randy Gillespie, after the street sign revealing the newly-named Gillespie Drive was unveiled Dec. 18. Sergeant Gillespie was killed in action July 9, 2007. (photo by Tech. Sgt. Raheem Moore)
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Newest Viper drivers

Class 07-GBG from the 63rd Fighter Squadron graduates Dec. 15.
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