March 2013

Identifying Keller and Meroney was extraordinary—and typical.

An air war would likely be tougher there than what the US saw in Serbia or Libya.

The long-term futures for the U-2 and Global Hawk are uncertain, but for now their unique capabilities

The Iraq War changed the Air Force in ways large and small.

The airmen were on the ground in Libya, somewhere between the warring loyalists and the friendly resis

A new breed of veterans courts meets the distinct needs of former troops in trouble with the law.

Candy Bomber, engineer, unofficial ambassador.

There has been nothing like it before or since.

DOD’s top leaders in Obama’s second-term administration.

The reality of combat; A change in thinking about specialties; Global Zero and the Pentagon Chief nom

Pilot Killed in Training Mishap Capt. Lucas Gruenther, a fighter pilot with the 31st Fighter Wing at Aviano AB, Italy, died following the disappearance of his F-16 over the Adriatic Sea during a nighttime training sortie Jan. 28. The fighter...

Amateurs Welcome, Apparently “A number of questions were asked of me today about specific programs: submarine programs, different areas of technology and acquisitions, and our superior technology. And I’ve said, I don’t know enough about it. I don’t. There are...

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Frustration Shared I was again pleased to see John Correll’s exceptional talents on display in his article, “The Assault on EBO,” in the January Air Force Magazine [p. 50]. He’s done an excellent job of auditing the EBO journey, deftly...

Gen. Mark A. Welsh III, Air Force Chief of Staff, in February released his 2013 reading list.

How To Make a Splash—in Two Weeks “Wow, what a look on their faces,” wrote Maryland’s Thomas W. Anthony Chapter President John L. Huggins Jr. in an e-mail. He was describing the re­actions of an airman and his wife when...