April 1998

Doubting we would use nuclear weapons is one thing. Knowing that we did not have any would be somethin

We're getting better at intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance--but the problems are evolving,

The Air Force and the Army demonstrate two very different cultures where Total Force is concerned.

More than 30,000 service members took part—and with more than 2,800 of them in the skies over North Carolina, things were jumping.

Ever since it ended, the 1991 Persian Gulf War has been the focus of intense controversy. Here are some illuminating facts about Desert Storm.

In the service’s history, only 21 enlisted members have received the Air Force Cross. Here are their stories.

Suggestions are afloat to cut back on commissaries and exchanges and reimburse active duty families--b

Despite its readiness concerns, the Air Force says that force modernization funding cannot be put off.

Some parts of the operational workload have a more negative impact than others.

DoD Mulls More Joint STARS The Pentagon wants to talk with Congress about buying more Joint STARS radar airplanes, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen said. Last year’s Quadrennial Defense Review reduced the planned Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System...

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