Posted on January 19, 2013 by Fighter Country
Bradley E. Wright is Vice President and General Counsel for SunCor Development Company, the real estate development subsidiary of Pinnacle West Capital Corporation. Wright graduated from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, Missouri with his Juris Doctorate degree in 1991, and from Illinois State University with a Bachelors of Science in Accounting in 1998. He spent the first nine years of his legal career in private practice, first in Missouri, then moving to Arizona in 1994, specializing in complex litigation and professional negligence matters. He is a member in good standing of the Arizona, Missouri and Illinois State…
Posted on August 27, 2012 by Fighter Country
Nearly 100 family members whose loved ones are deployed had not one, but two wonderful nights out courtesy of Fighter Country Partnership. The Luke AFB Chapel hosts monthly “Deployed Families Dinner” at the Chapel typically with assistance from various other units.
When approached by FCP about partnering with the Chapel and having the dinner at an off-base location was an absolutely thrilling opportunity that could not be passed over. After a few planning meetings, the Chapel was fully engaged in the logistics and coordination to have family members out for a whole evening of fun and food.
Posted on August 23, 2012 by Fighter Country
In the summer of 2012, Hattie Larlham was able to expand their growing Camp Connect camp program for children with autism to Goodyear, AZ. The camp comes after a series of planning meetings between Hattie Larlham and many organizations and participants in the city of Goodyear, including the city fire and police departments, mayor’s office, the Avondale school district, and the Fighter Country Partnership, a non-profit organization that supports Luke Air Force Base.
Posted on April 10, 2012 by rsites
From the Desk of Fighter Country Partnership,
It is very important that we explain how FCP supports the families at Luke AFB. The military doesn’t support individual families for many reasons. The most important reason is they can’t. Within the military, every individual and family must be treated the same. There are no biases, no favoritism and no special treatment due to circumstance. This is for the right reasons too. A perfect example of why FCP exists is to support the families of the fallen and injured at Luke AFB, because the base can’t.
Posted on February 16, 2010 by Fighter Country
By Paul Blue Collaboration and communication are key organizational values at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. As owner and operator of two general aviation airports and a large commercial airport, the city of Phoenix Aviation Department recognizes that delivering world-class customer service to passengers and airport users can only be successful when the community is on our team. One critical stakeholder to our success is Luke Air Force Base. In any metropolitan area with significant aviation uses, it is important that those users work together. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has the sole and absolute discretion for where planes fly….
Posted on November 23, 2009 by Fighter Country
Posted on November 21, 2009 by Fighter Country
A member of Fighter Country’s Board since 2008 and its current Fund Raising Development Chair, Rick is responsible for creating varying revenue streams for the organization. He has been active on the Board focusing on the organization’s centric goals of supporting the service personnel, families and mission of Luke Air Force Base. In 2010, at the invitation of the Wing Commander for Luke Air Force Base, Rick was asked to serve as an Honorary Group Commander, assigned to the 56th Maintenance Group. This 2-year program is designed to enhance and expand military/private sector awareness, promoting the military educational role that…
Posted on November 20, 2009 by Fighter Country
Patrick McDermott, CEM APS Relationship Manager, Business and Community Relations Administration Patrick has been employed at APS since 1987. Prior to accepting his new position with the Business and Customer Relations Department he was the Section Leader of the APS Outdoor Lighting Department for two and one half years. In this role he led a dynamic team of individuals that handled new construction, maintenance, billing and the implementation of new energy efficient and green lighting technologies such as LED and induction into the palette of lighting options for APS customers state-wide. Prior to leading the Outdoor Lighting Department, he was…
Posted on May 16, 2009 by Fighter Country
FCP Annual Base Programs Each year, our valued members and corporate partners enable FCP to host many events designed to bring the community and the base closer together. The life of an Airmen and their family often rotates assignments every two years, so commonly a commander will change command of a squadron, group or wing level within 24 months. FCP supported events ease this transition by having many opportunities for social interaction between the community and the base. Many times this is where new commanders are first introduced to their surrounding communities. Also annually, Fighter Country Partnership and Fighter Country…
Posted on May 16, 2009 by Fighter Country
“Thunder in the Desert”, Luke Air Force Base’s Open House and Airshow was a huge success on March 21 and 22, 2009. Come back to our website as we post pictures and video from this event. Luke’s “Thunder in the Desert” 2009 Open House was a two-day event at Luke Air Force Base and one of the most diverse air shows in America. The U.S. Air Force’s Aerial Demonstration Team, the Thunderbirds, brought their special brand of high-flying excitement to this year’s show as well as numerous other aircraft and ground displays, exhibits, and attractions. Stay tuned for details about…
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