Six Airmen in a Forgotten War
A smaller role in Afghanistan does not mean all is well.
February 2016
Vol. 99, No. 2
Don’t Fear the Reaper
The Air Force is taking dramatic steps to get its remotely piloted aircraft community on solid ground.
Tanker Time Is Tight
The KC-46 program enters a critical developmental phase on schedule—but just barely.
The Long Road for BRAC
USAF and DOD wish to shed excess infrastructure, but Congress has little appetite for base closures.
The Long Road for BRAC
USAF and DOD wish to shed excess infrastructure, but Congress has little appetite for base closures.
The Science of Avoidance
AFRL is perfecting ways to prevent collisions with the ground and other jets.
Flexibility in the Storm
The air campaign against Iraq quickly went from frustrating to devastating.
Supremacy in the Skies
The methods may change over time, but the need for air supremacy never goes away.
What it Takes
Physiologically, being a fighter pilot does not come naturally.
The Lost Art of Naming Operations
Once there was Overlord and Rolling Thunder and Desert Storm. Now we get such mush as Enduring Freedom and Inherent Resolve.
Information Age Airpower
At a recent AFA/Mitchell Symposium, Air Force leaders explored how airpower will evolve.
AFA’s 70th Birthday
70 years of supporting the Air Force family.
Action in Congress
An OK Deal On the Budget
Air Force World
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Verbatim
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Predator
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Letters
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Command and Control Evolution
The conduct of war was essentially a local affair until
Saving the Golden Hour
The Air Force is working to ensure it preserves its lifesaving
Aperture
Bow wave coming; Four budget options; Make more munitions;
