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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Airman

• Airman imagery
  by Al Puente
• Air Force Radio News
• Starting from scratch: recruiting Iraq's new military in the 'red zone' is no stroll through the mall
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• The rest of the fisher story
  by Chris Stanley
• Air Force Television News:
• Crossing the red line: correctional custody may be an Airman's last chance
  by Efrain Gonzalez
• Piece of mind
  by Sean C. Lulofs
• Air Force Print News
• Force shaping argument
  by Julia K. Schafer
• Just silly ghost stories? Air Force not immune to things that go bump in the night
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• Kosovo American force provides gifts, food for local children
  by Tim Helton
• Are you fit to fight? Airmen brace for new fitness test
  by Chuck Roberts
• Airman
• Where eagles fly: as a child, he dreamed of being a fighter pilot. Today, his head is still in the clouds—with the help of an F-15E Strike Eagle
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• Cadets on parade
• Safe, adequate housing gets highest priority
  by David A. Jablonski
• Air Force Olympians
  by Dave Snyder
• Almanac issue
• Cold and dark, hot and bright: for some, life in Alaska is just right
  by Chuck Roberts
• Your vote, your right, your privilege
  by Jim Garamone
• Corrections
• The best of Jake
  by Jake Schuffert
• Red Cross swimming in money thanks to retiree
• Meet the Staff
• Put some muscle in it: lift your way to better health
  by Chuck Widener
• A lone Soldier's duty
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• Medal recognizes OEF support
• Atomic bomb returns to Air Force Museum
  by Chris McGee
• Air Force Link
• On the prowl
• Airmen held researchers by living in the clouds
  by Greg Hignite
• Cyclists continue Iowa bike ride legacy
  by Cynthia Bauer
• Electronic mall subscriptions
• Reflections of the past: World War II vets receive hero's welcome at Normandy
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• 1987 Ad
  by Chuck Roberts
• So you're separating: an inside look at the process
  by Christine L. Kunz