Valor: Airlift to Khe Sanh
It definitely was not a day like any other for Howard Dallman and his crew.
July 1989
Vol. 72, No. 7
The Embattled Soviet Economy
The world’s most popular man is in trouble at home. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev enjoys one success after another in foreign affairs. In the eyes of the international community, it seems, he can do no wrong. Recent opinion polls give...
A Little Lower on a Little Less
Could an Air Force in such splendid condition today have serious concerns about the future? Unfortunat
Back Into Harm’s Way
It took a decade to regain the edge at sea. The question now is how to hold on to it.
The Army Signals Danger
At its lowest strength since 1950, the Army warns that it may not be able to perform its missions for
The Quiet Crisis in Civilian Personnel
They've always been the third of the force with the lowest profile. That may change, though, as it bec
The Defense Budget–Revised (Fiscal 90-91)
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It’s Time to Worry About Technical Manpower
In a fourteen-nation test of science achievement, US high school seniors finished dead last. And that'
Blind Bat
Four-engine fighters, phantom friendlies, duels with flak guns, and other tales from the forgotten wor
