Articles from Airman (December 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A different kind of dancing: lieutenant finds intelligence world lets her make a big difference.	Switzer, Jessica		863
A hero in the eyes of some: third generation aviator finds his wings in the Huey.	Putz, Christie		1005
Building big things: stint with RED HORSE springboards Airman to engineering degree.	Ward, Michael A.		862
Cool under pressure: calm and composure keys to success in guarding America's skies.	Kinkade, Mark		830
Dealing with hang-ups: Airman gets satisfaction from solving telephone systems glitches.	Tudor, Jason		737
Duty on the home front: youngest enlisted aide serves with pride.	Walters, Nicole		715
Field of dreams: he finds time to juggle career, pastime and goals.	Desjarlais, Orville F., Jr.		795
Firefighting and more: this job isn't just about putting wet stuff on hot stuff.	Lasky, John		843
He helps keep them flying: Airman doesn't mind having to 'suffer a bit' to get the job done.	Roberts, Chuck		1072
If you ain't ammo ... Airman would rather shuffle bombs, not paperwork.	Schreitmueller, Ginger		914
Just kiddin' around.	Woolen, Adam		87
Keeping things on track: juggling people and schedules for the boss takes attention to detail.	Kunz, Christine L.		857
Life support on and off the job: reservist overcomes handicaps to care for others.	Babin, Chance		806
Lights, cameras, action ...	Kinkade, Mark		555
No nerd pocket in sight: young scientist helps ensure Airmen don't fall asleep on the job.	Arana-Barradas, Louis A.		866
Now.	Roberts, Chuck	Brief Article	302
Pushing the limits: sergeant finds solace in helping heal others.	Gempis, Val		855
Short hitch or long haul: work experiences help Airman decide to stay in Air Force.	Parker, Carie A.		767
Teaching with inspiration: instructor's upbeat message helps mold medical lab technicians.	Jenifer, Perry		1018
The silent ones: missile launch officers stand ready with the weapons of last resort.	Kinkade, Mark		771
The teaching spirit: McChord reservist is an educator by accident.	McKay, Bud		626
To honor with dignity: Air Force Honor Guard duty is tough, but rewarding.	Streeter, Melanie		751
Tracking down the troops: she enjoys providing personnel service under fire.	Roberts, Chuck		913
Way past the clouds: going to work 50 miles into space is a dream come true.	Kunz, Christine L.		945
With woman: catching babies never fails to deliver satisfaction.	Roberts, Chuck		896
Working in tight spaces: Airman trades 'cubicle prison' to fix aircraft fuel tanks.	Michaud, Christin		731