Valor: Tribute to the Tankers
In the Southeast Asia war, air refueling became, for the first time, a key element in combat operations.
January 1996
Vol. 79, No. 1
The Quality of Life
To their credit, the Department of Defense and the services are not shying away because the solutions
The Air Force Today and Tomorrow
USAF is already thinking about the capabilities it will field thirty years from now.
Civilian Drawdown, Hard and Fast
The end of the military force cuts is in sight, but for Air Force civil servants, the reductions roll
The New Gunsmoke
Totally revamped, this year’s Gunsmoke competition still required teamwork and cooperation for a crew to come out on top.
Some Assembly Required
Old-fashioned dedication meets modern high-technology manufacturing on the C-130J assembly line.
Horror Weapons
US intelligence warns of the spread of poison gas, anthrax, "gas gangrene," camel pox, and other evils
ROTC’s New Way
The Reserve Officers Training Corps has revamped its curriculum and is putting programs online.
The Airborne Laser
The ABL demonstrator could be the forerunner of a system that can shoot down ballistic missiles.
NATO’s Eastern Question
Here are the arguments, pro and con, about expanding the Alliance to include former Warsaw Pact advers
More Data From Desert Storm
USAF has released additional information about the Persian Gulf War, which opened five years ago this month.
Keeping Watch on the New Russia
Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia is the ranking Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee and was that panel’s chairman for eight years (1987-95). He is widely regarded as one of Congress’s foremost authorities on NATO and Russian military affairs....
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