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3/17/2011 - SAN ANTONIO (AFNS) -- In this edition of "Today's Air Force," Airmen respond to the massive earthquake and tsunami that have left much of the east coast of Japan in ruins. Plus, a new Air Force satellite program designed to aid in missile warning and defense takes one step closer to completion. And, in honor of Women's History Month, one woman's contribution to Air Force history is observed.
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This week's line-up includes:
Segment A
Straight from the Top - Airmen Respond to Tsunami-Ravaged Japanese Coast
Concerns About Radiation
Earthquake Evacuation Followup
Tomodachi Donations
Search and Rescue
U2 Provides Support
Misawa Electrical Support
A Phone Call Away
Segment B SBIRS Satellite Launch
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