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Articles in June, 2009 issue of Citizen Airman

• A win-win situation: committee offers tips to help reservists avoid problems with employers before they happen
  by Elaine M. Gullotta
• Getting down and dirty: Maxwell reservists team up with other airmen, soldiers for helicopter passenger, slingload training
  by Kjall Gopaul
• Failure is not an option
  by Gene Vandeventer
• A journey through the years
  by Celena Wilson
• Education: it's a vital part of force management and development
  by Bo Joyner
• Close call: officials hope taking a look at near-misses will reduce the number of actual accidents
  by Carlos Abalo
• 'Strato' school: 93rd Bomb Squadron approved as formal B-52 training unit
  by Jeff Walston
• Shark attack: new associate fighter group helping put the bite into A-10s at Moody
  by Bo Joyner
• It's your money: taking a look at the future
  by Ralph Lunt
• New air defense system provides Wright-Patt C-5A with increased capability
  by Stacy Vaughn
• AFRC getting into C-17, KC-135 training at Altus AFB
• Training instructors gear up to meet heavier work load
  by Carla Gleason
• Total force keeps air mobility assets in the fight
  by Justin Brockhoff
• Self-help project improves safety of perimeter guards at Kirkuk AB
  by Jessica Lockoski
• ARPC explains procedures for validating early retired pay
  by J.C. Woodring
• Pope's puns
• Officials discourage aspirin use in combat zones
  by Gerry J. Gilmore
• Flight engineer amasses 9,000 flying hours in C-130s
  by David D. Morton
• Online system improves personnel accountability
• All clear
• Under close inspection
• Reservists' mission contributions having positive impact
  by Charles E. Stenner, Jr.