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Articles in July 2004 issue of Airman

• Rare pair fix fading cameras in Nevada
  by Erick Studenicka
• More 'yakkin'
  by Rick Rivard
• The house love built: since 1990, one program has been taking care of military families during times of medical crises. Meet three families who learned first-hand the love and support of the Fisher House program
  by Una Cuffy
• Putting his best foot forward: amputee pilot helps Airmen on road to recovery, hopes to return to cockpit
  by Melanie Streeter
• Dragon breath
• The 'Kun'
  by Ron Scharven
• Power plant plus: raw power with a creative and artistic touch
  by Chuck Roberts
• The killing fields of Iraq: a personal account of the discovery of one mass grave
  by Richard Burch
• Reservist pitches for San Diego Padres
• Not fair
• The wrench turner: after taking his chances on the "outside," a crew chief comes home
  by Mark Kinkade
• Defender training
• Packing it in: Air Force Portal: one password, endless opportunities
  by Chuck Roberts
• Different opinion
  by Jerry Gergasko
• Celebrating the snow: Alaska festival celebrates winter's passage
  by Chuck Roberts
• Two new medals recognize units
• Pay attention
  by Brian Matthews
• Army Good Conduct Medal
  by Bob Sunden
• Second thoughts about the last frontier
  by Chuck Roberts
• True action heroes
• Good read
  by Joel Langton
• Meet the staff
• Hittin' the dusty trail
• Team takes medical aid to Sri Lanka
  by Kris Meyle
• Squeaky wheel
  by Joe Page, II
• The best of Jake
  by Jake Schuffert
• Then & now
  by Chuck Widener
• Civil engineers play role in Honduras exercise
  by Mike McGuire
• Heartfelt thanks
  by Daniel McWilliams
• The steep and rocky road: steps to successful rock climbing
  by Chuck Roberts
• Idaho Air Guard helps test stackable pallets
  by Anthony Vincelli
• 'Get over it'
  by Randy Turner
• AEF: training, going, gone: expeditionary mindset provides stability, predictability for Airmen
  by Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• Weapons testing enters new era
  by Bill Wade
• Who are we to argue
  by Mark Williams
• The wild life: Airmen and animals find harmony in Alaska
  by Chuck Roberts