'Today's Air Force' features the Month of the Military Child

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This week's edition of "Today's Air Force" highlights April as the Month of the Military Child. See how the children of military families make daily sacrifices and overcome challenges.

April is also Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Air Force officials use this month to place renewed emphasis on an education program that is sponsored year round.

And finally, see the Air Force's aeromedical evacuation missions in action. This type of mission is a daily occurrence in Iraq and Afghanistan. See how patients downrange receive top notch medical care.

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This week's line-up includes:

Segment A - MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD
     Military Child
     Job Shadow Day
     Overseas Schooling
     Drill Competition
     Baseball in Japan
     Asthma Treatment
     Child Abuse Awareness

Segment B - SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS
     Self Defense For Women
     Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
     Victim Advocate

Segment C - PATIENT CARE DOWNRANGE
     Patient Loader
     Kidney Stones

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