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Articles in August 2003 issue of Airman

• Fini flights mark end of an era - Airman's World
  by Master Sgt. Chuck Roberts
• Opening doors: airmen are trying to open doors to a better life for a small Afghan village through an unusual care package program
  by Tech. Sgt. Adam Johnston
• Medical community on SARS alert - Airman's World
  by Tech. Sgt. Mark Kinkade
• Bombs away! The bomber force isn't what it used to be
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• Nano nano - Airman's World
  by Capt. Carie A. Seydel
• The road runners: supporting survival training by maintaining the roads
  by Master Sgt. Cournoyer Tammy
• Air Force set to retire KC-135s - Airman's World - Brief Article
• Adios Bashur - Airman's Notebook
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• Nut'n better - Airman's World
  by Tech. Sgt. Orville F. Desjarlais, Jr.
• Writing home - Final Frame - Brief Article
• One stitch at a time - Airman's World
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• Signing on the Cyberline: as new ID cards become the norm, experts ponder the possibilities of plastic and microchips - Airman Consumer
  by Tech. Sgt. Mark Kinkade
• Air mail - Letter to the Editor
• Keeping a sharp eye: snipers were on guard to protect Bashur Airfield
  by Louis A. Arana-Barradas
• Aces in the sky: with more than 17,500 U.S. aerial victories, only the best airmen earned the title 'ace'
  by Capt. Pamela A.Q. Cook
• A season to remember: Air Force Academy Falcons football team is primed to finish what it started last season