Fast Track For C3I
Improvements are under way, but great challenges lie ahead.
July 1984
Vol. 67, No. 7
Highlights from the July 1984 Issue
Symington Remembers
Timely insight from the first Secretary of the Air Force.
Valor: Seven Come Eleven
In the March "Valor," Bill Shomo was credited with being the only American to score seven victories in one mission. A sharp-eyed reader has named another who matched that feat.
Complete Contents of July 1984 PDF
PDF Downloads are an Air & Space Forces Association member benefit.Special Section: The Electronic Air Force
Fast Track for C31
Improvements are under way, but great challenges lie ahead.
Military Electronics: Pivotal and Pervasive
On land, in the air, and in space, the role of C3I continues to grow.
What's Happening in Electronics at ESD
A checklist of major electronics projects.
More Load to the Lift
A small system promises big payoffs in airlift efficiency.
Features
An Ambush of National Consensus
Shortsighted thinking undermines long-term planning.
Talking Real Money
While looking to space, we must keep our feet on the ground.
The Quiet Victory
The well-planned industrial reconversion made the postwar boom possible.
Symington Remembers
Timely insight from the first Secretary of the Air Force.
Spirit and Surge
They worked around the clock to keep the pressure on during Linebacker II.
Last of the Keystones
The history of the Keystone bombers is being traced one piece at a time.
Reservists as Blue-Suit Sleuths
USAF's Office of Special Investigations has strength in reserve .
Medical Readiness Is Looking Up
The Air Force Medical Service is healthy at thirty-five.
In Prospect for People
The outlook for personnel programs is not that bad.
Valor: Seven Come Eleven
Fighter pilot Bill Leverette bet on his abilities-and won.
Accounting and Finance Watches the Bottom Line
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