Thunderbolt


Health & Safety

November 30, 2012
0 comments »

Live fire training

 

The 56th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters drive the P-23 apparatus fire truck to use large quantities of water on the simulated burning aircraft during the fire training exercise Oct. 30 at the Luke Air Force Base fire training grounds. The P-23 apparatus put out the fire from 175 feet away.

 

The 56th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters walk to the hazard zone during fire training at the Luke Air Force Base fire training grounds. The firefighters walked to the hazard zone to begin attacking ground fires.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The 56th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters enter the aircraft through the hub Oct. 30 in search of extension of the fire during the fire training exercise held at the Luke Air Force Base fire training grounds. The firefighters proceeded to enter the hub after putting out the ground fires.

 



 

Pick up a copy!

 

Find out where to pick up a print copy of Thunderbolt in the Phoenix area by checking our handy Distribution List.

 

Local Military Discounts

 

 

Pentagon Channel

 



All of this week's top headlines to your email every Friday.


 
 

 
Health & Safety

STREET BEAT

The 56th Security Forces Squadron handled the following incidents May 3 through May 9: Tickets Security forces issued citations for 11 moving and two nonmoving violations. Emergency responses May 3: Security forces assisted the Luke fire station evacuate individuals out of a house with an active fire alarm. The house was secured and later cleared for...
0
Full Story »

 
 
Health & Safety

When it comes to weather, don’t sweat it – be smart

It’s not called “The Valley of the Sun” for no reason. With a very mild winter, summers are hot in Arizona and can take a person by surprise. There are three types of heat conditions people need to be aware of so steps can be taken to avoid them. If not prepared to work or...
0
Full Story »

 
 
Health & Safety

Tips reduce stress when moving out of dorm

Moving out of the dorm can be exciting for Airmen. It can give a sense of independence, but with newfound independence comes responsibility. “Like almost anything important in life, planning is key and can reduce stress when it’s time to move off base,” said Cory Carmichael, 56th Force Support Squadron Airman and Family Readiness Center...
0
Full Story »

 

 
Health & Safety

STREET BEAT

The 56th Security Forces Squadron handled the following incidents April 26 through May 2: Tickets Security forces issued citations for 25 moving and eight nonmoving violations. Traffic-related incidents April 29: Security forces responded to a report of a major vehicle accident on the Maj. Troy Gilbert Memorial Bridge. A patient was transported to West Valley...
0
Full Story »

 
 
Health & Safety

Drive hammered, get nailed – twice for military

Making the choice to drink and drive can negatively affect not only possible victims but also a career, family and future endeavors. For the military member, there is another layer of woes to consider. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, someone in the U.S. dies in an alcohol-related crash every 33 minutes. In...
0
Full Story »

 
 
Health & Safety

STREET BEAT

The 56th Security Forces Squadron handled the following incidents April 12 through 18: Tickets Security forces issued citations for 15 moving and two nonmoving violations. Traffic-related incidents April 16: Security forces responded to a report of a minor vehicle accident at the Lightning Gate. There were no injuries. Emergency responses April 12: Security forces responded...
0
Full Story »

 




0 Comments


Be the first to comment!


Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>


Directory powered by Business Directory Plugin