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3nd Annual HC Golf Tournament

Secure your sponsorhip and register to participate in the 2012 3rd Annual Honorary Commanders Golf Tournament. view now

Who wants the F-35 at Luke?

We can't wait for the USAF to make their decision. Do you want the F-35 training mission to come to Luke AFB? read more

Thunderbird Tower Restoration

Protecting the future of Luke also means preserving its past. Consider making a donation to the project today. read more

Community Works of Arizona Donation Bins

Posted on December 21, 2009
Posted by Fighter Country

Fighter Country Partnership is collecting your gently used items through a partnership with Community Works of Arizona. When you donate to one of our collection boxes, the proceeds from the sale of these gently used items goes to the Fighter Country Foundation to help further its mission to support the men, women, families and mission of Luke Air Force Base.

Due to random acts of vandalism we can’t post the locations of our donation bins, however you can contact us and we’ll let you know where the closest location to you may be.

If you have made a donation and would like a tax receipt, please click here. Thank you for your donation and your support!

Visit www.communityworksaz.org to learn more about Community Works of Arizona.

Hundreds of F-35 aircraft suppliers coordinate with Teamcenter

The first phase of F-35 collaboration linked 5,000 users at facilities with security safeguards to ensure compliance with USA International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). To date, more than 6,500 users across the extensive supplier…

Community Support Key to Arrival of F-35 in Yuma

The Yuma community received some reassurance Tuesday that the Marine Corps Air Station will be at the forefront of military technology in the coming years.
A representative of the local base, Lt. Col. Geoffrey Olander, told a community support group that indications are that MCAS Yuma will get its first F-35 Joint Strike Fighters in May 2012…

New F-35 program head named as Vice Admiral David Venlet

The Pentagon will name Vice Admiral David Venlet, commander of the Naval Air Systems Command, to run its F-35 fighter plane program, an influential defense analyst with knowledge of the plan, said on Tuesday. Venlet will get the job after U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said he would restructure…

Vermont Air Guard being considered for the new F-35 fighter jet

With the Vermont Air National Guard among the contenders to receive new fighter jets, Raymonde Perron of Winooski asked the pilots whether they could keep the noise down when they fly overhead. Perron and LaMothe attended an open house Monday at the O’Brien Community Center

Understanding the real dollar impact of Luke and other military operations in Arizona

Beyond what these brave soldiers do in protecting our nation each and every day, their contributions to our state cannot be overlooked. Their operations impact our everyday economic lives; this is the untold, and oftentimes overlooked, Arizona story.

Goodyear’s city council recognizes the importance of Luke Air Force Base and the F-35 mission

Over the past two decades, the city of Goodyear has taken bold steps to ensure development around Luke Air Force Base’s Southern Departure Corridor remains compatible with Luke’s mission.

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