November 2011

The Pacific and Middle East require large amounts of airpower.

The budget will go down, and the Air Force must determine a best path forward.

The Air Force affirmed its flexibility when urgent new missions were added to the ongoing CENTCOM requ

The soldiers were pinned down, outnumbered, and out of ammo when the Air Guard pararescuemen came to g

An innovative program helps airmen set the tensions of the war zone aside before they head home.

The buildup is still in full force, but USAF is already pondering what’s next for its remotely piloted

Soviet forces in Afghanistan found themselves bogged down in a fight they could not win.

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A budget, searching for a strategy; Protecting the baseline at NRO; The strait drifts toward China ..

Raptor Ups and Downs Although the F-22 fleet was ordered back in the air Sept. 19 after a months-long grounding, commanders at JB Langley-Eustis, Va., and JB Elmendorf-RIchardson, Alaska, regrounded their Raptors in late October as a precaution. The fleet...

Listen to the Guard “This force wants to be used. It does not want to be marginalized. … I believe we’ve earned the right … to have a voice and a role. We’re approaching 700 killed in action over these...

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Look Out for Falling Yankee Dollars Your editorial “Britain’s Warning” lamented possible future budget cuts [September, p. 6]. Hey, get used to it. This country is in deep financial trouble, really deep. If you think it’s tight now, wait till...

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AFA’s National Teacher of the Year A high school physics teacher from Virginia received the Air Force Association’s National Aerospace Teacher of the Year award at AFA’s National Convention in September. Nancy R. Hoover from Lloyd C. Bird High School...

Aerospace technology of the highest order was on display at