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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Citizen Airman

• Volunteers needed for force protection duties
• Through changing times, readiness and relevance have remained constant
  by Martin M. Mazick
• Home at last: pilot laid to rest 37 years after his death
  by Bud McKay
• Fit to fight: program pushes Reservists to pursue healthier lifestyle
  by Bo Joyner
• Can't get enough: Air Force keeps pulling Homestead cargo specialist back in
  by Chance C. Babin
• Personnel Center alters policy for handling calls
• A vision for the future: doctor brings eye exams, education to Thailand
  by Jason Tudor
• Aging C/KC-135 aircraft to receive 'nose jobs'
• Pope's puns
  by W.C. Pope
• Quick return: Reservists help speed up C-5 maintenance process
  by Chance C. Babin
• New commander receives third star
• Reservists required to register civilian employers
• Carrying the load: Reservists, Guardsmen make sure Afghan outpost stays supplied
  by Andrew Gates
• Paratroopers make final jump from C-141 aircraft
  by Allen Pennington
• FalconView: IMAs introduce academy cadets to mission-planning process
  by Sean P. Houlihan
• Civil engineers help secure southern border
• True blue: command takes hard-hitting new approach to eliminating substance abuse
  by Bo Joyner
• Reserve hiring maintainers for Fighter Associate Program
• All in the family: the Reserve's first woman B-52 pilot comas from a long line of bomber drivers
  by Chance C. Babin
• Officials approve wear of expeditionary medal