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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of Citizen Airman

• Cleaning up: reservists help rid Iraq of Saddam's arsenal of terror - Cover Story
  by Robert Couse-Baker
• Space unit traces roots back to World War I
• Groundbreaking: reservist is first female to head Dover's port mortuary
  by Cathy Milhoan
• Pope's puns
• Vacancies: Volunteer Reserve System highlights short-term assignments
• Cross into the Blue: T-birds crew chief trains with Navy's air demonstration team
  by Sean P. Haolihan
• A hot assignment: chief heads up effort to rebuild Iraq's fire infrastructure
  by Bo Joyner
• Changes limit number of training periods - Round The Reserve
• After 50 years, ARPC still committed to customer service: whether active duty, guard or reserve, we are all members of one team with one goal: the defense and preservation of our great country - From the top
  by Jim Playford
• Rescue mission moves to AFSOC - Round The Reserve
• Return to normal: for thousands of reservists mobilized after 9/11, life is finally beginning to …
  by Bo Joyner
• New ribbon recognizes deployed airmen - Round The Reserve
• Staying vigilant: everyone reminded to keep their 'Eagle Eyes' open
• Security forces compete in defender challenge - Round The Reserve
• On the cutting edge: doctor is a pioneer in the field of cochlear implants
  by Sean P. Houlihan
• Reserve falls in line with active duty on new fitness requirements
  by Lance Patterson