April 1983

Vol. 66, No. 4

 
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Special Section: The Air Force Worldwide


From Andersen to Zweibrucken
Blue-suiters on distant dromes.

USAFE in the Dangerous Decade
Fifteen minutes away from an increasingly capable foe.

Improved Airpower in a Big Ocean
Added attention for PACAF and the Asian theater.
By John T. Correll

Five Priorities for Facillties Worldwide
First-class facilities are crucial to a modern Air Force.
By Tidal W. McCoy

Bare-Base Mobility
The 4449th Mobility Support Squadron is "unique, flexible, mobile."
By William P. Schlitz

Features


Modest but Meaningful / Editorial by
Some ideas to offset the bad effects of the pay freeze.
By F. Clifton Berry, Jr.

The Mass Media Discover EMP /
Though electromagnetic pulse is hardly a new discovery.
By Edgar Ulsamer

An In-depth Look at the New Defense Budget
Assuring combat effectiveness and making up for lost years of investment.
By Edgar Ulsamer

Restoring NATO's Flexible Response
Proposals for raising the nuclear threshold.
By John T. Correll

Strategy for Victory or Defeat?
The limits of second-echelon concepts.
By Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, USA (Ret.)

Jane's All the World's Aircraft Supplement
Details on the Army's new advanced attack helicopter.
By John w. R. Taylor

Over Here & Over There
A Special AIR FORCE Magazine Travel Section.
By Lucy Post-Frisbee

The Lukewaffe Winds It Up
Luke AFB was a second home for hundreds of German Starfighter pilots.
By Col. Barney Oldfield, USAF (Ret.)

Valor: Uncommon Gallantry
Bernard Fisher risked his life to rescue a fellow airman.
By Capt. Michael B. Perini, USAF Maj.

Industrial Associates of the Air Force Association

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Index to Advertisers

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Senior Staff Changes

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