June 2014

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By Adam J. Hebert

Political myopia is damaging the Air Force and the nation.

By Marc V. Schanz

Fifteen years ago, the space launch business was attempting to right itself in the wake of costly fail

By Marc V. Schanz

USAF is attempting to improve its NCO development, as it expects more from its enlisted force in the y

The US-Japan alliance is mutually re- inforcing as China increasingly pushes its military and political power forward.

The Air Force’s field museums are un- der financial pressure as they explore new ways to use their amazing icons to engage the public.

By Walter J. Boyne

Sometimes, the best “Red Air” comes from the private sector.

Russian aerial power could overwhelm its European neighbors.

Germany was disarmed after World War I, but nevertheless found ways to rebuild its combat airpower.

By Daniel L. Haulman

The famous airmen were actually trained at five airfields, surrounding Tuskegee Institute.

AFA’s Teacher of the Year is Margaret Spigner.

Computer code checking out in the KC-46; Keeping the tanker contract valid; More sequestration damage; The A-10’s loyal fans ….