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Articles in Summer, 2004 issue of Mech

• Things aren't always as they appear: what started out as a routine engine installation on an FA-18C would end up anything but routine
  by Joe Cool
• Surviving a rear-end collision
  by Bruce Barclay
• Stick with the basics
  by Corey Chisholm
• Stickball is played best in the street
  by Brian Wetzell
• Bravo Zulu
• You're not supposed to be part of a circuit!
  by Brian Clark
• New Navy battery test system is better and safer
  by Jim Fountain
• Failure under pressure
  by R. Vasquez-Martinez
• Web-Enabled Safety System
• Soldering at O-level: led down the wrong path
  by Todd Thompson
• Workbench requirements that might get overlooked
  by Willie Burnett
• RF hazards can kill
  by Wallace Williams
• From NAM to numb
  by Erik Neff
• Gambling with maintenance never pays off
  by Joe Funderburk
• Tail rotor meets hangar door
  by Benjamin Nelson
• Good bad and ugly: around the fleet
• Class C mishap summary
  by Gary Dennis
• Complacency on cruise
  by Thomas Hebert
• Saving your eyesight
• Fight like you train
  by Allen Stephens
• It takes only one person to notice
  by Benjamin Mathe
• Seeing is believing
  by Mark Preszler
• Too many senseless mishaps and injuries
  by Dick Brooks
• Corrosion repairs using the radial bristle disc
  by Thomas Doughty
• Getting the drop on a shipmate
  by Allen Davis