AIR FORCE Magazine -- August 1990

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August 1990, Vol. 73, No. 8 Space Gets Down To Earth
In the Name of Integrity Editorial by John T. Correll This political game affected 210,000 military members and recruits. Space Gets Down to Earth By James W. Canan Commanders now regard space systems as integral to forces and weapons. USAF Space Systems Checklist The Army and Navy in Space By Richard H. Buenneke, Jr. The other services have aggressive agendas in space. Three Tracks for Simulation By Peter Grier New options are coming in mission rehearsal, networking, and training. Stinger Proves Its Point By Colleen A. Nash The criticism tapered off when Stinger mopped up the Soviets in Afghanistan.	Olympic Arena By Jeffrey P. Rhodes The Malmstrom missileers take home the 1990 Blanchard Trophy. General Welch's Warning Gallery of West European Airpower By John W. R. Taylor and Paul Jackson Improving Systems With Simulators Surveillance Stays Strong Veterans In Transition By Amy D. Griswold The military's loss is the labor market's gain. Valor--A Rather Special Award By John L. Frisbee As the crippled B-17 neared its end, 2d Lt. David Kingsley faced a decision that would be immutable.
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