AIR FORCE Magazine -- November 1990

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November 1990, Vol. 73, No. 11 Aerospace Nation, Aerospace World
The Year of Decision AFA delegates adopted this as the 1990-91 Statement of Policy. We Are an Aerospace Nation By Col. Dennis M. Drew, USAF The "Maritime Nation" theory isn't wrong, just incomplete. Status Check at Farnborough By Jeffrey P. Rhodes The aerospace industry may be shrinking, but there was still a lot to see in England. Convention '90 Technology in the Spotlight By Colleen A. Nash A Week of Honors A Line in the Sand By James W. Canan	Gallery of Asian and Pacific Airpower By John W. R. Taylor and Kenneth Munson Meet the YF-22A By Jeffrey P. Rhodes The second prototype for the Advanced Tactical Fighter rolls out. Tops in Space By Amy D. Griswold Delta Crew's quick, professional response saved a $40 million satellite. The Aviation Cadets By Bruce D. Callander Cadets were said to rank one grade lower than German prisoners but were expected to act like the officers they would become. Valor--A Distinguished First By John L. Frisbee A1C Joel Talley was called on to put his pararescue training to the test on his first and most difficult combat mission.
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