August 2007
Vol. 90, No. 8
Highlights from the August 2007 Issue
China Stands Up
Great Expectations
The Air Force Starts Over
Room With a View
The First of the Force
The War on the Rails
Versatile, Ready, and Rated
The DEAD Man’s Hand
Everything That Rises Must Get Down
Space Almanac 2007
AFA Nominees for 2007-08
Washington Watch
Aerospace World
Verbatim
Action in Congress
B-47 Stratojet
Bush’s Brave New World Order
How Critical Is the F-35?
Letters
Complete Contents of August 2007 PDF
PDF Downloads are an Air & Space Forces Association member benefit.War Budgets, Then and Now
Today's political leaders have been reluctant to confront the public with the need for any sacrifice.
Washington Watch
Roads to "Acceptable Risk"; Cyber Groundwork; Spartan Victory ....
China Stands Up
It's time to stop wondering if China is a military danger. Its buildup answers that question for anyone who had an honest doubt.
Great Expectations
The 2018 bomber-stealthy and bristling with weapons-will be designed to "penetrate and persist."
The Air Force Starts Over
What will it take to get some stability into the Air Force program?
Room With a View
It's just a nondescript building in a Gulf country, but inside you get a superb view of the war on terror.
The First of the Force
One hundred years ago this month, the Army Signal Corps created a small division that grew into the US Air Force.
The War on the Rails
Rommel could not be allowed to mass his forces at Normandy. Eisenhower took a gamble-and won.
Versatile, Ready, and Rated
The Air Force sees a strong need for a new breed of combat systems officers.
The DEAD Man's Hand
At Shaw AFB, S.C., airmen of the 20th Fighter Wing train incessantly to "suppress and destroy."
Everything That Rises Must Get Down
Bad landings happen-all the time. To avoid them, the pilot must adhere religiously to the constants of landing an airplane while attending to each of the variables as they occur.
Space Almanac 2007
The US military space operation in facts and figures.
AFA Nominees for 2007-08
Candidates for national offices and the Board of Directors.
Departments