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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Soldiers Magazine

• Honoring their sacrifice
  by Beth Reece
• The Army's top enlisted soldier
  by Beth Reece
• When grief lingers
  by Beth Reece
• Hire the heroes
  by Beth Reece
• Letter from the editor
  by Rob Ali
• Happy Father's Day
  by Beth Reece
• Change is our hallmark
  by Kenneth O. Preston
• New law, new rights
  by Beth Reece
• Force stabilization
  by Jamie Gayton
• AAFES angel
  by Bob Oldham
• Captured enemy ammunition
  by Betsy Weiner
• Heroes meet
  by Richard Lamance
• The army in action
• America's flag: the flag known today as the Star-Spangled Banner was made in August 1813 by Mary Pickersgill, a professional flag-maker in Baltimore, Md., and her 13-year-old daughter, Caroline
• Selfless service
  by Grant Sattler
• 2004 army birthday message: Washington DC 20310-0200
  by Peter J. Schoomaker
• Army history in June
  by Raymond K. Bluhm, Jr.
• Lewis and Clark: reliving an expedition: a member of the Montana Army National Guard spent a good part of last winter preparing to re-enact part of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
  by Bob Haskell
• Special delivery
  by Todd Oliver
• From concept to combat
  by Reginald P. Rogers
• Bugs of summer
  by Beth Reece
• Sharp shooters
  by Rachel Tolliver
• The Soldier's Creed