Without its growing fleet of unmanned aircraft, the Air Force would not be as effective. It's why Predators, Reapers and Global Hawks are in such demand on the battlefield.

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On the Cover
Senior Airman Kevin Krogh learned to monoski during the 23rd Annual National Disabled American Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village, Colo. Airman Krogh lost both legs in a major car accident in 2007. He is assigned to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas.

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8 AN IMMIGRANT’S TALE
One Airman’s search for stability took him from the nomadic life in Sudan to logistics in the Air Force.
12 DEFENDING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
Chaplains explain the differences between their careers and their calling and how it works together.
18 YEAR OF THE AIR FORCE FAMILY
The year of the Air Force Family launched programs and improved others that serve our families.
20 A PROMISE KEPT
Air Force aeromedical evacuation teams provide a promise to every Airman’s family – they will bring the wounded home.
24 HER BODY IS A BATTLEFIELD
The journey of an Air Force nurse, her daughter’s painful disease and a miraculous cure.
30 DEFENDER’S EDGE
Airmen working “outside the wire” learn how the warfighting skills they already know can prepare and protect them mentally.
36 AIR FORCE MORTUARY AIRMEN
These Airmen serve those who gave everything, ensuring perfection at every step on the journey home.
42 NO STOPPING NOW
These wounded warriors move perceived mountains from the snow-capped peaks in Colorado.

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