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Updated 02:27 PM, Monday, September 16, 2002
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 In
terror's wake
by
Louis A. Arana-Barradas
The
simple things.
Those things Americans grew up doing as a part of their way of
life. Things they thought they could always do without a second
thought — without fear. >More
 Day
by day
by
Staff Sgt. A.J. Bosker
Day
by day, minute by minute, Capt. Jacqueline Milam’s life has
become remarkably focused and yet incredibly demanding. A single
parent with two young children, she balances the challenges of
maintaining a healthy living environment for them with the rigors
of a career as an Air Force officer.
>More
 Business
as usual
by
Capt. Carie A. Seydel
The
events of Sept. 11 — from the devastation of terrorist bombings
to airport security checks — significantly altered the lives
of most Americans. But one thing that didn’t change was special
operations’ commitment to respond to such crises. >More
 There
to save
by
Tech. Sgt. Tim Dougherty
Maj.
James Cusic III has always lived with the Boy Scouts motto “be
prepared” in mind. During his more than 22 years in the Air
Force, he has traveled the world and taken part in countless training
and real-world missions. He never thought his training would be
used to save lives following a terrorist attack on American soil,
but on Sept. 11, that’s exactly what happened. >More
 Dear LeRoy
A year after he died on the hijacked 757 that crashed near Johnstown, Pa., during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, family and friends pour their hearts out in letters to Air Force reservist Maj. LeRoy Homer Jr. >More
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President
Bush unveiled the 
Pentagon terrorist attack, one year later
Yokota Air Base, Japan Tech. Sgt. Ron Rogers