According to a new Harris poll, the American public has shifted its opinion about initiating military action in Iraq. The poll finds that a majority—some 53 percent—now believe engaging in war in Iraq was wrong. Harris says this is a “complete reversal” from two years ago when a majority—55 percent—perceived the war in Iraq as the “right thing to do.”
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Kenneth S. Wilsbach told lawmakers Apr. 30 that the service’s biggest airlifter, the C-5 Galaxy, has a 37 percent mission capable rate—one of several challenges facing the mobility fleet.