Tirpak et al., 2002 - Google Patents
Enduring FreedomTirpak et al., 2002
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- Tirpak J
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- Air Force Magazine
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AIR FORCE Magazine/February 2002 34 first conflict in which heavy bombers loitered in the sky above ground troops and delivered pinpoint close air support when called on to do so. The first blows of the war were struck on Oct. 7, a mere 27 days after al Qaeda's hijacking …
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