Valor: Courage and Conviction
The skirmishes and battles that led to an independent Air Force were fought in Washington as well as in the field. Ken Walker was a hero in both arenas.
October 1990
Vol. 73, No. 10
The First Thirty Days
Why did deterrence fail in the Middle East? Where might it fail next?
Almost Astronauts
Blackbird crews flew to the edge of space, literally faster than a speeding bullet. Even on its way to
The Flying Octopus
Sikorsky's was the first practical helicopter, but a different Russian and a younger Air Service got a
The Bat Bombers
After the bats set fire to a hangar and a general's car, the Army Air Forces had seen enough of the ex
The Third World’s Menacing Arsenal
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