How the Air Force Academy and the Space Force are inspiring future Guardians.
October 2023
Vol. 106, No. 10
Analyzing the risks and opportunities in the Arctic, the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies has developed a framework for a layered missile defeat approach in the Arctic.
Gen. Jacqueline D. Van Ovost oversees the military’s transportation and logistics enterprise, including airlift, aerial refueling, and sealift, using both military and commercial assets.
WORLD: Air, Space & Cyber Conference 2023
CCA's take shape; Modernizing the Battle Network; Scheduling the new nukes; CMSSF Towberman bids farewell.
Credit Where It’s Due
How the Air Force awards aerial victory credits has changed over time. It will likely have to change again.
Editorial: All Together Now
Divisive politics here at home undermine confidence in the United States among our own citizens as well as our allies.
Strategy & Policy: ‘Re-Optimizing’ the Air and Space Forces
In an open letter to Airmen and Guardians on Sept. 5, Kendall directed all the major commands, operating agencies, and other Department of the Air Force activities to conduct a four-month review of their organizations, policies and procedures, in search of improvements that will make them more nimble.
WORLD: Leadership
Gen. Charles Q. Brown confirmed as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
WORLD: Air
William Tell Fighter Competition returns.
WORLD: Space
The Space Force is launching two prototype “Integrated Mission Deltas,” a new type of unit meant to bridge the gaps among operations, engineering, and capability development specialists.
Letters
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Faces of the Force
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Verbatim
A collection of of quotes on airpower, space power, and national security issues.
AFA In Action: The Memorial to Memorial Ride Continues
Across 330 miles and over 5,650 feet of elevation, 130 cyclists came together to have fun, celebrate heritage, and promote fitness, all while providing support to their wounded fellow service members.
Heroes And Leaders: Benjamin Foulois
An Aviator Even Before the Army Had Airplanes.
