Today’s—and tomorrow’s—primary action may be in Southwest Asia, but Pacific Air Forces and friends have just sent a medical team to Cambodia in Southeast Asia. They have set up a clinic in a provincial village called Snoul, where the combined Air Force, Navy, and soon-to-follow Army medics are dispensing family practice type care, along with optometry, women’s health, and dentistry.
The nation needs a better-coordinated policy for dealing with unmanned aerial systems that threaten domestic bases, Air Force vice chief of staff Gen. James C. Slife told a panel of the Senate Armed Services Committee. He and Pentagon acquisition and sustainment chief William LaPlante co-chair a panel looking at counter-UAS…