The Airlift Master Plan
The Pentagon is firm in its view of long-range airlift requirements, in which the C-17 figures promine
May 1984
Vol. 67, No. 5
Highlights from the May 1984 Issue
Viewpoint: Rediscovering the Pacific
Europeans may resent US concern with Asia as a distraction from NATO, but we have vital interests in t
Valor: MiG Hunter
Twelve MiG-15s were poised to attack the fighter-bombers that were beating up a North Korean railroad. F-86 pilot George Davis knew they had to be stopped.
Complete Contents of May 1984 PDF
PDF Downloads are an Air & Space Forces Association member benefit.Air Force Almanac 1984
What NATO Doesn't Need/ Editorial by Russell E. Dougherty
Flying With the Turkish Air Force
Japan Wrestles with Its Defense Options
Reports from the Major Commands
Air Force Communications Command
United States Air Forces in Europe
Reports from the SOAs and DRUs
Air Force Accounting and Finance Center
Air Force Engineering and Services Center
Air Force Inspection and Safety Center
Air Force Intelligence Service
Air Force Legal Services Center
Air Force Manpower and Personnel Center
Air Force Medical Service Center
Air Force Office of Security Police
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center
Air Force Service Information and News Center
Air Force Technical Appllcatlons Center
USAF Historical Research Center
United States Air Force Academy
An Air Force Almanac
USAF Leaders Through the Years
USAF Medal of Honor Recipients
Guide to USAF Bases at Home and Abroad
Guide to USAF's R&D Facilities
Guide to NASA's Research Centers
Industrial Associates of the Air Force Association
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