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"Today's Air Force" is a long-format, weekly news show featuring in-depth stories about the Air Force's people, programs, technology, exercises, operations and more. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Bennie J. Davis III)
5/27/2011 - SAN ANTONIO (AFNS) -- In this edition of "Today's Air Force," the Air Force Thunderbirds make history with the first Department of Defense aerial demonstration where participating aircraft are fueled by biofuel. Plus, you'll get an update on conditions at Misawa Air Base, Japan, since the earthquake and tsunami hit that nation in March. And, meet the first amputee to graduate from Air Force pilot training. You'll see those stories and much more this week on Today's Air Force.
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This week's line-up includes:
Segment A Straight From the Top - Secretary of Defense Robert Gates
Kandahar's New Armament Ramp
MEDLITE 11
MEDCAP
Segment B
SBIRS Satellite Launches
Biofuel Demo
Angelina Jolie Visits Wounded Warriors
Honor Flight
This Week in Photos
Segment C Update on Conditions in Misawa
Amputee Graduates Pilot Training
Doss Brothers Finally Meet
455th ELRS Supplies Bagram
