Opportunity Slips Away By John T. Correll The "strategic pause" was a chance to rebuild the defense program in light of future requirements.
Washington Watch: Fifteen in a Row By Robert S. Dudney Behind claims of major budget "increases," a long decline in defense spending continues. So do the pro
Reinvesting in the Force By John A. Tirpak At an AFA symposium, Air Force leaders take account of a slight increase in the new budget.
The Next Class The skies over Laughlin AFB, Tex., are quickly filling up with the next crop of USAF pilots.
A Half Century of NATO By Stewart M. Powell Edgy Western nations signed the Treaty of Washington in April 1949, never dreaming it would be 45 year
Find, Hit, Win By Edward R. Harshberger, Glen A. Kent, David A. Ochmanek and David E. Thaler Aircraft and other modern systems--aided by information technology and advanced munitions--can stop an
Famous and Formerly Enlisted Many enlisted members achieved fame and success in politics, the arts, entertainment, and business. Here are some of them.
Inhofe on Readiness By Otto Kreisher It may be necessary to change the spending caps to stop the decline of the armed forces, he says.
The Move Into Space By Otto Kreisher If the Air Force does not integrate space into its operations and culture, it could lose the space mis
The Awesome Power of USAF Gunships By Walter J. Boyne The big guns pouring it on from a pylon turn can ruin an enemy's whole day.
Aerospace World By Peter Grier Oklahoma Depot Hits Jackpot Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, Tinker AFB, Okla., has won a $10.1 billion contract to conduct engine work now carried out at San Antonio Air Logistics Center, Kelly AFB, Texas. It is the biggest such repair...
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