'Today's Air Force' features a look around the service

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In this edition of "Today's Air Force," a scramjet rips through the air as members of Air Force Research Laboratory notch another aviation milestone. In another segment, Airmen get a chance to practice sliding to safety from an air traffic control tower. And, a fighter pilot gets back to his roots while on special duty in England.

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This week's line-up includes:

Segment A
     Straight From the Top - Summer Safety Message
     Driving Safety
     Social Media
     X-51 Flight Recap
     PS3 Computers

Segment B
     Life-Chute Training
     Japan Self Defense Force Visits AFN
     FCC Program
     Sheets Delivered
     Flight Medics
     This Week in Photos

Segment C
     Postal Clerk Profile
     Chaplain Habash
     Glider Pilot