Almanac issue.(The Book 2005)(www.af.mil)(Brief Article)

Airman | October 1, 2004 | Copyright

Airman magazine is beginning production of the January 2005 almanac issue, "The Book 2005." This Issue continues to be one of the most popular editions of the year and is a good reference for facts and figures about your Air Force. Ask your information management representative to order extra copies of the next edition by Nov. 12 to ...

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