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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Airman

• Smallville, Japan: small town America is alive and well in Japan's north country
  by Mark Kinkade
• Faith, family, force: family of 11 personifies core values
  by Carie A. Seydel
• Air Force honors fallen hero - Airman's World
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• Boosting the shuttle: as the space shuttle prepares to launch, airmen stand ready for rescues should disaster strike
  by Carie A. Seydel
• Special ops a success in the Philippines - Airman's World
  by Michael Farris
• Crime and punishment: inside Fort Leavenwoth's historic U.S. Disciplinary Barracks
  by Gail Dillon
• The Secret Life of Shakey the Pig - Airman's World
  by Mark Kinkade
• Some retirees can't donate blood - Airman's World
• Fun times at Flamingo Park - Airman's World
  by Robert Couse-Baker
• Gone, but not forgotten - Commentary
  by Pamela A.Q. Cook
• Reaching out: working to curb domestic violence - Airman Consumer
  by Adrianne Traxinger
• Air Mail
• Patient partners: Japanese and Americans work to keep Pacific peaceful
  by Mark Kinkade
• Bearing the burden: airmen keep Operation Enduring Freedom on a steady course