PROFESSIONAL 

MSgt Edwin A. Luck is the Detachment Superintendent, 373 Training Squadron, Detachment 11, Offutt AFB, Nebraska.  He leads a 16 instructor maintenance training team that qualifies and trains over 500 personnel across 3 MAJCOMs annually utilizing 48 aircraft courses.  He oversees detachment production for host-demanded technical support in maintaining ()C-135 and E-4B aircraft. In addition, Sergeant Luck is the Air Education and Training Command’s focal point coordinating with MAJCOMs and host units creating Maintenance training plans to meet changing mission requirements. 

Sergeant Luck grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah and entered the Air Force in July 2003.  Throughout his career he has filled numerous roles within the aircraft maintenance enterprise supporting the Airborne Warning And Control Systems, Lancer, National Airborne Operations Center, and the (R)C 135’s 9 different variants. Additionally, Sergeant Luck has held numerous leadership positions in technical military education such as Aircraft Maintenance Technical Training Instructor, Instructor Supervisor and now Detachment Superintendent for the 373d training squadron, Detachment 11.  

Prior to his selection to his current position, Sergeant Luck served as a Flightline Expediter for the 37th Aircraft Maintenace Unit at Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota.