More on the Schwalier Case:

Jan. 18, 2008

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Air Force Magazine Editor in Chief Robert Dudney says, “The Schwalier injustice has been eliminated, but the Khobar Towers case goes on.” (Read the February editorial.) (Also see this collection of articles.)

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