June 2008
Vol. 91, No. 6
Highlights from the June 2008 Issue
Vulnerability in Space
The Tanker Endgame?
Not Fade Away
The Robin Olds Factor
The Nuclear Wake-Up Call
Hail and Farewell
Billy Mitchell and the Battleships
Gates’ “Maxwell Speech”
Washington Watch
How Many Nuclear Warheads?
Air Force World
Verbatim
Action in Congress
Lancaster
The Mega Force
Letters
AFA National Report
Complete Contents of June 2008 PDF
PDF Downloads are an Air & Space Forces Association member benefit.Bad Medicine
Gates wants to cure the services of "next-war-itis," but he would only weaken the patients.
Vulnerability in Space
The Air Force says goodbye to 50 years of tranquil, undisturbed operations "up there."
The Tanker Endgame
Federal auditors will decide whether we are at the beginning of the end or only the end of the beginning.
Not Fade Away
As the Maryland Guard showed in Iraq, the A-toe is an oldie but goodie.
The Robin Olds Factor
The famous ace influenced generations of pilots, and he always led from the front.
The Nuclear Wake-Up Call
In handling nuclear weapons, the Air Force had gotten lax. It's tightening up with a vengeance.
Hail and Farewell
At Columbus AFB, Miss., the Tweet called it a career, leaving the mission to other trainers.
Billy Mitchell and the Battleships
Twenty-two minutes after the first bomb fell, Ostfriesland rolled over and sank to the bottom.
Gates' "Maxwell Speech"
The Pentagon chief gives the services an earful.
Action in Congress
Webbs new GI Bill; Will it weaken retention?: Cuts for Tricare physicians ....
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