Deterring the Dragon in the South China Sea By Adam J. Hebert Arms sales to Vietnam may be a trifle, but the message is paramount.
Fifty Years of Mission in the Mountain By Jennifer Hlad USAF’s Cheyenne Mountain complex is, in some ways, busier than ever.
Ground-Based Question Mark By Brian W. Everstine The nation needs a Minuteman III replacement, but the looming nuclear modernization bill is daunting.
The Second Offset By Rebecca Grant When the Soviets achieved nuclear parity, the US regained its military advantage—through technology.
The Yom Kippur Airlift By John T. Correll It has become popular to discount the value of Operation Nickel Grass, but its importance to Israel wa
Air Force Strategy and Inherent Resolve By Robert J. Elder Jr. In this war, airpower is the weapon of choice because of its inherent flexibility.
The P-51’s Turbulent Development The legendary aircraft’s designers overcame significant developmental pains creating the iconic fighter.
Russia Cheats There is no reason to expect Russia to break a habit of ignoring its arms control and treaty obligations. By doing this, it has