In Focus: The Dual-Role Eagle
USAF chooses F-15E as derivative fighter, reaffirms need for ATB rather than more B-1s, however modifi
April 1984
Vol. 67, No. 4
Highlights from the April 1984 Issue
Revitalizing the Arsenal of Democracy
Why the defense industrial base is ailing, and what might be done about it.
Valor: First of the Few
On his first combat mission, Sgt. Maynard Smith earned a unique place in the Air Force heritage of valor.
Complete Contents of April 1984 PDF
PDF Downloads are an Air & Space Forces Association member benefit.Special Section: Technology and Defense
Here Come the Superchips
Very-high-speed integrated circuits will revolutionize information processing.
The Labs Move into the Mainstream
The Air Force's research laboratories are stressing "technology transition."
The Independent Infusion
Private-sector R&D pays defense dividends that are often overlooked.
Industry's Plan for R&D
Focused efforts on key technologies will help both defense and US trade.
In Search of an Equalizer
A bold new US technological thrust can offset the foreign trade advantage.
Revitalizing the Arsenal of Democracy
Industrial preparedness is a matter of both military and economic strength.
Features
Bleeding of the Budget
Congressional micromanagement is dangerous.
Questioning the Superstructure
Centralization of authority is not necessarily the best policy.
The New Five-Year Defense Plan
Secretary Weinberger calls the FY '85 request "prudent and responsible."
Four Pillars of Excellence
An overview of the Air Force Academy on its thirtieth birthday.
The Moving Experience
PCS moves have been reduced, but reimbursement still lags behind costs.
Industrial Associates of the Air Force Association
Jane's All the World's Aircraft Supplement
Valor: First of the Few
"Snuffy" Smith was the first enlisted airman to receive the Medal of Honor.
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