September 2005

The service is engaged in a great struggle over the future of tactical airpower.

The Air Force’s seven groups of “battlefield airmen” will get tougher training and more members.

The struggle over UAVs bears a striking resemblance to service face-offs of bygone years.

With the opening of its new 3,700-square-foot wing, Enlisted Heritage Hall is stepping up its efforts to preserve the history of the nation’s enlisted airmen.

It’s a fiesta of finger-pointing, but one should note well that the lease “was initiated in the Congre

Here are the key events of a world conflict that shaped, and was shaped by, the Air Force.

These are the 12 all-stars of the enlisted force in 2005.

Air Force Magazine’s annual pictorial directory of Air Force leaders.

The Rumsfeld Pentagon wants to overhaul the concept and use a very different yardstick for sizing the

North Korea went for a quick knockout, but airpower stood in the way.

Delusions in Weapon Procurement; Now Playing: ?Enter the Dragon?; More on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles ...

Bush Taps Wynne to be SECAF President Bush on August 17 announced plans to nominate Michael W. Wynne to become the new Secretary of the Air Force. Wynne, a West Point graduate, has served as the principal deputy undersecretary of...

Flat Wrong “The allegation that it’s some sort of quagmire and progress isn’t being made just isn’t true. … That’s just flat wrong. We are not losing in Iraq.”—Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, NBC News’ “Meet the Press,” Sunday,...

Senate Wants Guard, Reserve Tricare; More on Death Benefits; Fix the Ex-Spouse Law? ....