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• Air Force One
  Formally, '''Air Force One''' is an [[air traffic control]] callsign that indicates an aircraft that i ...ion, as long as the President were aboard, any Air Force aircraft would be Air Force One, just as the executive transport helicopter carrying the President, operate
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• Air Force One/Definition
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• Air Force One/Related Articles
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• Air Mobility Command/Related Articles
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• United States Transportation Command/Related Articles
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• Strategic Air Command/Related Articles
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• Air Mobility Command
  ...evacuation, special missions including Presidential long-range transport [[Air Force One]], and a variety of source functions. Air refueling aircraft also can carry
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• Air Force One/Related Articles
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• Air Force One
  Formally, '''Air Force One''' is an [[air traffic control]] callsign that indicates an aircraft that i ...ion, as long as the President were aboard, any Air Force aircraft would be Air Force One, just as the executive transport helicopter carrying the President, operate
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• Air refueling/Related Articles
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• Intercontinental ballistic missile/Related Articles
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• Eighteenth Air Force
  ...er]] and [[C-141 Starlifter]]. Operational support aircraft are the VC-25 (Air Force One), C-9, C-20, C-21, C-32, C-37, C-40 and [[UH-1]].
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• Aircraft/Related Articles
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• United States Air Force/Related Articles
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• White House/Related Articles
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• Land attack
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• United States Transportation Command
  ...uty and operational support aircraft are also assigned to AMC (including [[Air Force One]]).
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• Robert Kaplan
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• United States Air Force
  There are some special designators for individual aircraft. [[Air Force One]], for example, is not any specific physical aircraft, but the call sign fo
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• Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
  ...ove Field in Dallas and boarding the President’s plane; at his direction [[Air Force One]] remained in Dallas until he had taken the oath of office and he then retu
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• Nick Luna
  ...cheduled to join Trump and his family on their last ceremonial flight on [[Air Force One]].<ref name=Cnn2021-01-21/>
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• Culver City, California
  ...the Extra-Terrestrial]]'', ''[[City Slickers]]'', ''[[Air Force One (film)|Air Force One]]'', ''[[Wag the Dog]]'', and ''[[Contact (film)|Contact]]''. Television sh
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• Lyndon B. Johnson
  ...ars in front of him in a motorcade, Johnson was sworn in as President on ''Air Force One'' in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
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