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• Up from the sea - Brief Article 

  Keeping Operation Enduring Freedom on track takes a combined effort from a variety of people, aircraft and specialties. In peacetime a tiny island...

  Airman, 08/01/02 by John B. Tech. Sgt. Dendy, IV · More from publication

• Crouching airman hidden dragon: cool wings, hot wheels and ground crews keep U-2s flying over Iraq 

  Maj. Denis Steele flew his U-2 "Dragon Lady" aircraft 70,000 feet over Iraq. Done with his reconnaissance mission, he started his decent and flew...

  Airman, 07/01/02 by John B. Dendy, IV · More from publication

• Tuskegee memories: Raymond Cassagnol's Tuskegee training helped start the Haitian air force - Interview 

  Combat situations flew through the computer at Raymond Cassagnol's home in Mobile, Ala., as he wrote the memoirs of his rich 81-year life. Combat...

  Airman, 02/01/02 by John B. IV Dendy · More from publication

• Regal eagles inspire visitors in Alaska - Airman World - Brief Article 

  ELMENDORE AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska - After five years as a bald eagle cage volunteer coordinator, Staff Sgt. Larry Shoemaker prepared a supreme...

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• A fateful mission: Chance meeting with Tuskegee Airmen changes B-24 bomber crew 

  Somewhere in America, late in the evening, a family sits around the television, about to watch a rented movie. Somewhere in America, late in the...

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• The Search Masters: The Civil Air Patrol is often the first to find those who are lost or in distress - Statistical Data Included 

  The master pilot and his untested Civil Air Patrol search party orbited the Alaskan bush between Anchorage and Mount McKinley. All eyes were on the...

  Airman, 12/01/01 by John B. Dendy IV · More from publication

• Surviving 'The Great One': Rescue "rock stars" maintain a battle with unforgiving mount McKinley 

  The helicopters' blades dug into the sky as they sped along the 35-mile-long Kahiltna Glacier. Their destination was the first base camp on the...

  Airman, 10/01/01 by Tech.Sgt. John B. Dendy, IV · More from publication

• Combat fishing - Anchorage, Alaska - Brief Article 

  ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Troy Stinson navigates through downtown Anchorage in a sportsman's traffic jam with 100 other hard-core anglers on Alaska's...

  Airman, 09/01/01 by Tech. Sgt. John B. Dendy IV · More from publication

• Attention shoppers: Need school money? - Brief Article 

  When there's some $1 billion in free student aid, it's time to go shopping When there's some $1 billion in free student aid, it's time to go...

  Airman, 09/01/01 by Tech. Sgt. John B. Dendy IV · More from publication

• Rocket Renaissance - Air Force doubling rocket system capability 

  The Air Force is doubling the capability of every U.S. rocket propulsion system -- now The Air Force is doubling the capability of every U.S....

  Airman, 08/01/01 by Tech. Sgt. John B. Dendy IV · More from publication