March 2010

The old “strategy” focused on major conventional-force wars. The new one is a lot mushier—and hard to

The back-up components need to modernize even while strengthening intelligence, cyber, and UAV capabil

Manned aircraft will be able to penetrate future advanced defenses. Now somebody tell the simulation g

The killer earthquake that shook Haiti touched off a massive USAF response.

USAF moves to ameliorate the concerns of citizens in communities near major Air Force bases.

The C-5M’s new engines, advanced controls, and other features could turn the Galaxy from problem to st

Who’s who in the Obama Administration’s Pentagon.

AFA’s 2009 Teacher of the Year, William Austin, helps fifth-graders jump on the science bandwagon.

The adequate Air Force; Grappling with F-35 problems ....

An event that many thought might never come finally arrived on Jan. 29. On that day, the world for the first time witnessed a flight of a Russian stealth fighter. It was Sukhoi’s PAK FA aircraft. The event was wrapped...

Airmen Killed in Afghanistan TSgt. Adam K. Ginett, 29, of Knightdale, N.C., and SrA. Bradley R. Smith, 24, of Troy, Ill., died in separate incidents in January in Afghanistan while supporting combat operations. Ginett died Jan. 19 near Kandahar Airfield...

There, Not Here “We must continue to push our best talent forward and into the fight. I will take gaps in manning the Joint Staff in order to support the war. I expect combatant commanders and services outside of CENTCOM...

“Cyberspace as a Domain in Which the Air Force Flies and Flights” Michael W. Wynne, Secretary of the Air Force Address to C4ISR Integration Conference Arlington, VA Nov. 2, 2006 FULL TEXT VERSION On Dec. 7, 2005, the Air Force...

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The Obama Bomber Robert Dudney’s editorial, “The Obama Bomber” [January, p. 2], highlights a long ongoing issue on our Air Force bomber status. For over a half-century, the debate between political administrations and current and retired Air Force leaders on...

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Symposium Success Story With the Alamo Chapter as a partner, the fourth annual 2010 Air Education and Training Command Symposium drew 3,700 people to San Antonio in January. It was the largest turnout to date. The two-day symposium took place...