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Articles in Nov 2002 issue of National Guard

• State Air Guard founder enters Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame
  by Gratteri, Len
• bookshelf--magazine archives: Crossing generations, The
  by Ambrose, Stephen E
• Mixing it up
• Pentagon sinks use of 'CINC' title
• Fighting on the technological front of homeland defense
  by Maki, Jeff
• Newly activated homeland Command includes Guard
• Governor offers special words, gifts to troops fresh off duty
• On the frontline: Two from Massachusetts Guard among female MPs patrolling with the infantry in Afghanistan
  by Critser, Reeba
• Mile high school
  by Prawdzik, Christopher
• GAO: Guardsmen, Reservists need more TRICARE education
  by Prawdzik, Chris
• Work completed on FY 2003 defense appropriations
• Remembering a voice lost
  by Prawdzik, Christopher
• Guard joins other groups to lend 'hand' to poor Veterans
  by Tyler, Scarlet
• CSTs at a glance
• Army Chief announces new training doctrine
• Looking for answers
  by Hargett, Gus L
• C-130, crew deploy to India for historic bilateral exercise
  by Law, James
• CST: Protecting the pastime
  by Prawdzik, Christopher
• Leaders thank supportive bosses
• Department of Homeland Security Bill stalls
• Airlift squadron helps test new armored vehicle's deployability
• Sniper investigation head also a distinguished Guard officer
  by Haskell, Bob
• New civilian reserve affairs head sworn in
• Authority to spend funds lags
• Mile high school days bring rigorous routine
  by Prawdzik, Christopher
• Senate passes tax fairness bill
• Mail call
• Guard Artillery Battalion takes charge of West Point security
  by Bartelt, Eric S
• Coloring for peace: Guard infantrymen brighten the lives of Bosnian children
  by Luster, Kelly
• Report: Guard needs more homeland security funds
• Air Guard director sees evolution of organization