June 1984

Vol. 67, No. 6

 
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Special Section: Tactical Airpower


Where Tac Air Is Heading
The tactical air forces shoot for forty wings and more capability.
By John T. Correll

The Fighter Roadmap
USAF's master plan for procuring the right numbers and the desired mix.
By Lt. Gen. Robert D. Russ, USAF

From Worst to First
TAC matches authority with responsibility to climb back up the slippery slope.
By John T. Correll

Big World of the Sentry
The remarkable E-3A keeps an electronic eye on the world's trouble spots.
By Garry Mitchelmore

New Look in Air Defense
The Soviet air-breathing threat has stimulated modernization of US air defenses.
By Lt. Col. Donald O. Carson, USAF

Features


Capability x Will = Deterrence
The issue is not war and peace, but how best to preserve our freedom.
By Russell E. Dougherty

Informing the Public on National Security
By Gene Kovarik

Airpower Made D-Day Possible
The struggle on the beaches contrasted sharply with the tranquil skies above.
By Gen. T. R. Milton, USAF (Ret.)

Bold New Missions in Space
USAF is developing a "transatmospheric vehicle" to do what the linebacker does.
By James W. Canan

Soviet Military Power, 1984
The relentless buildup of the Soviet military machine is detailed by DoD.
By Edgar Ulsamer

In the Beginning . . .
Benny Foulois took the Army's only airplane to Texas and taught himself to fly.
By John L. Frisbee

Jane's All the World's Aircraft Supplement
By John W. R. Taylor

Industrial Associates of the Air Force Association

A Constantly Changing and Challenging Task
By Capt. Patricia R. Rogers, USAF

Departments


Airmail

In Focus . . .

Capitol Hill

Aerospace World

Index to Advertisers

Viewpoint

The Bulletin Board

Senior Staff Changes

Airman's Bookshelf

Intercom

Unit Reunions

AFA Staff Profiles

AFA State Contacts

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