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      "title": "Operation Enduring Freedom: Potential Air Power Questions for Congress",
      "summary": "The United States is employing military air power in a variety of roles in the Afghan conflict.\nCongress may have questions concerning the effective use of air power, including which aircraft are\nlikely to be involved and how they are used. Other questions include what risks U.S. aircraft may\nface, potential readiness issues, logistical challenges, and the effectiveness of U.S. air forces against\na \"low-tech\" enemy.",
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