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Articles in March, 2004 issue of Airman

• More airmen may live off base
  by C. Todd Lopez
• Refreshing spirit
  by Michael Kleiman
• The best of Jake
• Then & now
  by Chuck Roberts
• 2003 Ad
• Slightly off target
  by Fred Wagner
• Baby steps: get your jogging routine off on the right foot
  by Chuck Widener
• Airman's jump helps shatter world record
  by Erin Zagursky
• On target
  by Sean Knott
• A time for healing: Air Force Academy leadership and cadets look toward the future
  by Christine L. Kunz
• KC-10 crew flies flag of hope
  by Brandi Branch
• Nit-picking?
  by Christopher Humphrey
• From classroom to combat
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• Kirkuk airmen provide relief supplies
  by Stan Paregien
• Commissioning opportunity
  by James Barnett
• Night Watch: emergency care in Iraq continues around the clock
  by Stacy L. Pearsall
• Balad medics aid villagers
  by A.C. Eggman
• Behind the scenes
  by Sid Mayeux
• Keeping the serpent at bay: a joint program between the defense and agriculture departments aims to keep snakes from escaping Guam
  by Mark Kinkade
• Puzzled airman shares craft
  by Amy Christopher
• Thanks for service
  by Fisher Gordon
• The organization man: when you're responsible for everything from beans to bullets and beyond, it helps to have an organized mind
  by Mark Kinkade
• Air Force pride
• Correction
• Conquering the peak
  by Christine L. Kunz
• Snowflakes in the desert: two bases, as different as night and day, work toward the same goal
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• It's a bird … it's a plane … it's 'Michael Recycle'
  by Olga Purpura-Clark
• Meet the staff
• Got to be gumby
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• Professor's deployment brings cadet studies to desert
  by Christine L. Kunz
• How to be a savvy saver: tips from a shrewd business negotiator
  by Sidney H. Cooper
• In search of news and information: get the latest news and information about your busy Air Force quickly and easily
• On the horizon
  by Jeffrey A. Wolfe