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Articles in Mar/Apr 2002 issue of National Guard

• 'Our forces were stretched prior to September 11.': A conversation with Sen. Carl Levin
• Guard officials receive grant for buried ordnance research
• Thinking forward
  by Lynch, William B
• First full Army National Guard history released
• Civil support team members honored for anthrax response
  by Kielbasa, Thomas
• Air Guardsman partners with dog to bolster base security
  by Ripps, Greg
• Informed read
  by McGinnis, Dave
• President extends Guard airport security mission
• Vice President visits Guardsmen deployed across the Middle East
• Golden performance
  by Haskell, bob
• Mountain school gains acclaim by training U.S. terror fighters
  by Haskell, Bob
• FY 2003 legislative priorities
• 'Changed picture' means U.S. air patrol changes
• 14 states earn membership 'Early Bird' rebates
• Lessons
  by Hargett, Gus L
• Personnel issues subject of NGAUS Hill testimony
• DOD, VA to study Gulf War data
• Guard, Reserve members honored
• Alaska, Ohio WMD teams certified
• Alexander receives honor for force-integration work
• President urged to keep guardsmen under state control
  by Patterson, Kristin
• Tough choices
  by Cathcart, Sue
• Mixed bag
  by Matthews, William
• Congressional staffers share Hill knowledge
• Tricare for traditional guardsmen and reservists still issue for lawmakers
• president's defense budget request 'is a good down payment': A conversation with Rep. Bob Stump, The
• Crash victims recalled
  by Alvarez, Steven
• guard will be there, The
  by Myers, Richard B
• Sisters in arms
  by Listman, John W Jr
• Dual mission
  by Cathcart, Sue
• Mail call
• Airlift unit first in Air Force to receive C-130J-30 cargo plane
  by McNamara, Michael
• Scientists finds anthrax vaccine safe, effective
• 'unwise and unacceptable', The
  by Harrison, Ronald O
• Iraqi 'no-fly zone' enforcers bring Mardi Gras to turkey
• General lauds Guard terror war contributions