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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of Airman

• Sept. 11, 2001: a day that changed America forever - Brief Article
• Day by day: she lives day by day caring for her children with trust in God
  by A.J. Bosker
• In terror's wake: a year after the attacks on America, airmen face a new future
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• There to save: prepared for the worst Pentagon major was ready when terrorists attacked
  by Tim Dougherty
• Terrorist survivor enlists in Air Force - Airman's World - Brief Article
• Dear LeRoy - letters to LeRoy Homer, passenger on hijacked flight United 757, September 11, 2001
  by Tim Barela
• Pentagon hero receives Purple Heart, Airman's Medal - Airman's World - Noel Sepulveda - Brief Article
  by Dorothy Goepel
• Business as usual: the airmen of special operations were ready to respond to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. For them, heading to Afghanistan to take care of business highlighted what they routinely practice to protect our nation
  by Cane A. Seydel
• From NYPD to Air Force blue - Airman's World - National Guard member - Brief Article
  by Keith Pannell
• Operation Enduring Freedom highlights - Airman's World - Brief Article
• Rebuilding the home of national defense - Airman's World - rebuildling of the Pentagon where airplane struck it in terrorist attacks - Brief Article
  by Linda Kozaryn
• Surviving terrorism: shot five times by bank robbers, an Air Force officer tells his story, offering candid advice how to avoid being a victim of terrorists - Airman Consumer
  by Danielle Burrows
• Hitting close to home: a guardsman's mission was reinforced when the World Trade Center towers collapsed
  by Carie A. Seydel
• Fateful flight: her job is to help aircrew members escape doomed aircraft. But she was powerless to save her father when terrorists crashed his plane into the Pentagon
  by Tim Barela