December 1989

Washington, D. C., needs a statue of Aunt Wilma Hudson. It could stand in the middle of Pennsylvania Avenue, halfway between the Capitol and the White House. On such a perch, Aunt Wilma would be a symbol of the federal...

The Air Force, having made its strongest-ever commitment to space, has now appointed its first-ever As

In a desert arena nearly the size of Rhode Island, they exercise the AirLand Battle in realistic fashi

Ellsworth becomes the center of knowledge for tactics, weapons, and low-level training.

Force quality begins with Air Training Command.

Computers can digitize a million picture elements per scene and update it sixty times a second.

This museum preserves the airman's side of history with artifacts, memorabilia, pictures, and special

The F-111 has become a mechanic's nightmare, but Lakenheath kept its mission-capable rate above comman

They do have Christmas at Thule—but the trees are imported from New Jersey.

The Post Office announcement said it was a complete success. The real story is different—and much more

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