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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Citizen Airman

• Help at home: new law goes further to protect deployed service members
  by Doug Sample
• Reservists fight war on terrorism with satellites
  by Lance T. Patterson
• Raving about the raptor: whether he's flying for the Air Force or for Lockheed Martin, Lt. Col. Alan Norman loves the new F/A-22
  by Sean P. Houlihan
• Organization offers international opportunities
• Covert training: units hook up to practice skills in the Arizona desert
  by Sean P. Houlihan
• Defense Logistics Agency recruits reservists
• Dances with sharks: nurse gets her thrills feeding, tagging underwater predators
  by David G. Thoreson
• Reserve Interactive Recruiting Center offers live chats
• Bridging the gap: program fills need for mid-level NCO leadership training
  by Sean P. Houlihan
• Flight plan gives airmen roadmap to future
• Training ensures fallen comrades receive honor
• Pope's puns
• Saying goodbye: commander reflects on long, successful career
  by Sean P. Houlihan
• System streamlines Air Force travel processing
• Certificate of Creditable Coverage automatically issued
• Helping hands: International Health Specialist program opens doors for medical professionals to better serve around the world
  by Bo Joyner
• NASA selects Ohio reservist for space shuttle mission
  by Susan Murphy
• Missions of mercy: reserve aeromedics turn cargo planes into flying hospitals
  by Robert J. Moore
• Leave program helps activated federal employees
• One in a million: captain's bone marrow donation gives boy a new shot at life
  by Melanie Streeter
• Machine shop testing commercial equipment for military applications
  by Charles Miller