June 2000

In Korea, the armed forces fought well in a war we were not prepared to win.

Fifty years ago this month, the new US Air Force was thrust into its first armed conflict when war beg

If the computers and satellite links are good enough, the combat support force can be located half a w

One year after Operation Allied Force, some strange notions have taken root.

The Air Force is not attracting enough new people, and it is not keeping enough of those who are alrea

The B-52 still has vacuum tubes--but even the newest aircraft have obsolescing chips and computers.

Flights on military training ranges are running into flak from environmentalists, landowners, and outd

Ten airmen were awarded the Silver Star for their heroic efforts in the Kosovo campaign.

Human Error Cited in Kuwait C-130 Crash Pilot error was the cause of the Dec. 10 crash of a C-130E transport in Kuwait, according to a newly released accident report. The aircraft, part of USAF’s 9th Expeditionary Airlift Group, crashed...

Room Service at Hanoi Hilton “Though having committed untold crimes on our people, American pilots suffered no revenge once they were captured and detained. Instead, they were well-treated with adequate food, clothing, and shelter.”-Statement currently exhibited in the Hoa Lo...

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At the Gateway to the Air Force young people prepare to become part of USAF’s Expeditionary Aerospace Force.