Valor: Interlude Over Italy By John L. Frisbee The 44th Bomb Group mission to Foggia was expected to be a breather after Ploesti. It turned out to be a day of surprises.
The Headwinds of Tradition By John T. Correll Air Force operations not in support of land forces are considered "unjoint."
Airpower in the European Theater By John A. Tirpak For three years, Gen. Michael E. Ryan played a key role in plans, programs, and operations in the US m
Training Overload Hits the Force By Suzann Chapman Rising numbers at AETC’s aircrew training bases and funding constraints in technical training may forc
Deliberate Force By John A. Tirpak A three-week air campaign in the fall of 1995 was the decisive factor in bringing the recalcitrant Ser
The Threats Go Deep Rogue nations are using deeper and stronger bunkers, mines, and caves to protect their nuclear, chemic
New Routes to Overseas Presence The US, with fewer forces stationed overseas and afloat, is looking at difference ways to exert influence.
The Materiel World By Peter Grier Streamlining acquisition and logistics is not as easy as it seems in theory.
Aerospace World By Peter Grier ACC Cancels Exercises Air Combat Command on Aug. 19 announced that it will cancel all major flight competitions for the rest of 1997 in an effort to ease the workload of hard-pressed pilots and crews. The move came in the...