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Articles in Winter, 2004 issue of Mech

• The flying wrench
  by Nicholas Onofrio
• Lessons learned from aviation culture workshops
• "Can do" meets reality: we all look for the "can do" spirit, but it must be tempered with common sense and solid ORM practices
  by Wynn Young
• Blown away by the effectiveness of PPE: a key job among the flight-deck personnel belongs to the brave Sailor who hooks the load to the helicopter
  by C. Pearson
• Lithium batteries are explosive!
  by Denis Komornik
• Taking the "O" out of ORM
  by Dick Brooks
• Maintenance minutes: dinosaurs, fleet readiness, and you
  by David Clark
• Are your S/E pre-ops proper?
  by Paul Hofstad
• One AME's brush with a hose
  by Alejandro Amezcua
• Good, bad and ugly
• Making intake covers safer and better
  by Timothy Hill
• Oil mixed up: all six engines and all six IDGs - integrated drive generators, were contaminated
  by Charles Moore
• How to break the error chain!
  by David Kennon
• Equipment failure can occur when you least expect it!
  by Jonathan Ujvary
• Class C mishap summary
  by Gary Dennis
• Bravo Zulu: sailors and marines reducing mishaps
• Maintenance ORM—it works!
  by John Salgado
• The words we hate to hear
  by Cheryl Poirier
• "Gas-free safety, it's still there …"
  by Paul Hofstad
• Why bother? It won't happen to me
  by Mike Saling
• Save the day! And a million bucks …
  by David German
• Flight-deck awareness guide reader update
  by Chris Hewlett