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Articles in August 2003 issue of Approach

• Bravo Zulu - crew swap prevents emergency - Brief Article
• Two landings for the price of one antenna - cockpit resource management failure for helicopter
  by C.M. Robertson
• How'd you simulate that? - Naval Air Training & Operating Procedure & Standard - safe landing after propeller malfunctions
  by Jim Ridgway
• Living on the edge - naval pilot lands safety in spite of inclement weather
  by Joe Goodman
• No-gyro approach on a dark night - pilot's hurry and lack of care causes emergency
  by Will Pressley
• Just another standard flight - dirty tips, known configurations and deteriorating weather
  by Sonia Barrantes
• Low carbohydrate diets: asset or liability?
  by Simon Bartlett
• Those things didn't scare me - experiences of a T-34 instructor
  by Randy Green
• Dude, wake up! - pilot safety in terms of dehydration and sleep deprivation
  by Ed Burns
• Get-home-itis almost got the XO - Crew-Resource Management - hurry home urge
  by Timothy C. Pedersen
• When to say when - A good pilot knows when the safety threshold is passed before take-off
  by Greg Byers
• Don't be an airhead - malfunction of oxygen gauge recognized - Mishap-Free Milestones
  by Jennifer Stillings
• Watch your head! - pilot and aircraft safety in terms of complacency, situational awareness and multi-tasking - Brief Article
  by Joseph E. Parker
• My midnight swim - mishap on helicopter approach
  by Katie Merhige
• Classic brownshoes in action comix - Ward Carroll
  by Ward Carroll
• Falling from Montana - safe emergency landing after loss of wheel and tire assembly
  by Brian Anderson
• Ready room gouge - Igor Ivanovitch Sikorsky quote about helicopters - Brief Article
• The original plan - safe landing after hypoxia mishap
  by Derek Nalewajko