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Lieutenant experiences 89 AW heritage
November 1, 2006
— Being a lieutenant awaiting pilot training can be rough. APT lieutenants are expected to prove themselves through multiple tasks, which are often varied in nature and skill level, all while learning the ropes of how to be an Air Force Officer. Still, many APT lieutenants smile easily. Probably out of the excitement that comes from a new adventure...
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Family Advocacy educates Andrews in domestic violence prevention
October 24, 2006
— At night, screams are sounded in the homes of families who are affected by abuse... physically or mentally, probably both, but not everyone can hear their cries. While some are deafening, others are silent and held within. They are also sometimes victim to hiding cuts and bruises. The offender, someone they love, has scarred them, but it isn't...
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