October 2002

One year ago, airpower proved itself--again.

USAF is looking to new technologies and techniques to boost its power to hit hard over great distances

European critics say the US is holding itself above the law, but the Pentagon begs to differ.

What happened to the idea that execution authority should be delegated to the lowest possible level?

The Pentagon's top acquisition official gives his views on major programs.

Vietnam, Desert Storm, Kosovo, and Afghanistan have produced their share of muddle-headed criticisms.

The new Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force says his top concern is the high tempo of operations.

VA chief Anthony Principi is fighting two enemies--a huge backlog of claims and barriers to VA health

A 21-year-old RAF pilot and a German graduate student got the whole thing going 70 years ago.

DOD Announces Shift in Tactics On Sept. 16, senior DOD leaders confirmed that coalition aircraft were striking higher-value targets in response to repeated Iraqi attacks on those aircraft as they patrol the no-fly zones over Iraq. Defense Secretary Donald H....

Lock ’Em Up “Every once in a while, there are people in the United States government who decide that they want to break federal criminal law and release classified information, and they ought to be imprisoned. And if we find...

“Specification No. 486” Brig. Gen. James Allen, Chief Signal Officer of the Army Signal Office Washington, D.C., December 23, 1907 FULL TEXT VERSION The Army turned down initial overtures by the Wright brothers after their historic 1903 flight. It would...

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