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United States Air Force Dictionary 
(c) 2001, Government Reprints Press. The language of the Air Force is primarily the English Language. The purpose of this title is to provide guidance to all interested persons in the use of that part of the English language that relates in some significant way to the United States Air Force. This purpose rests on the premise that although the language of Air Force personnel is indeed English, a certain part of it is specialized usage. Because this usage is not adequately treated in other dictionaries, it receives detailed analysis in this title, in terms of both the Air Force's own operations and the English language as a whole.
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