Articles from Citizen Airman (October 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new era: Andrews gets first KC-135s; Portland reaches tanker milestone.	Sewell, Shayne		956
Across the reserve, people answered the call to arms: it is especially important that we take care to ensure our people are looked after in every way possible. Their efforts on behalf of this country should be recognized and justifiable pride taken in a job very well done.	Clem, Ralph S.		557
Avoiding hardship: waivers available for mobilized reservists in some situations.	Patterson, Lance		1052
Back on track: Air Force returning to normal AEF rotations.	Houlihan, Sean P.		754
C-130 loadmaster fulfills his yearning for speed and adventure.	Knabe, Ann Peru		379
Committed: training, education, promotion may incur service obligation.	Schoen, Jeff		890
EOD teams cooperate to fight terror.	Couse-Baker, Robert		400
Lessons learned: AFRC making effort to identify strengths, rectify shortcomings.	Joyner, Bo		1209
Maintainers take time away from flight line to paint house.	Ouellette, T.R.		362
Make-a-Wish: chief recalls his role in establishing charitable program.	Sanford, Clay		1032
Medical technician completes challenging course.	Carlson, Marnee		461
New booklet explains transformation.	Lopez, C. Todd		216
Operation Walking Shield: 'Cajuneers' help build a better future on Minnesota reservation.	Babin, Chance		1999
Pedal power: Barksdale reservists cycle across Iowa to help recruiting.	Steele, Greg		912
Retiree uses kite as recruiting tool.	Staedler, Steve		300
Role model: IMA is one of the Air Force's 12 Outstanding Airmen.	Houlihan, Sean P.		856
Staying sharp: Portland pararescue specialists keep their skills honed during Iraqi deployment.		Cover Story	122
The Murphys' little miracle: mom, baby beat the odds during life-threatening pregnancy.	McKay, Bud		1517
Utah reservist and his family hooked on chariot racing.	Johns, Stephanie		507