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Hole in the Strategy
Editorial by John T. Correll
"Reconstitution" of forces depends on an industrial
base that may not be there.
The New Defense Strategy
By John T. Correll
US forces are following a plan the Joint Chiefs term a "moderately
high risk."
The F-22 Enters the Fray
By Robert S. Dudney
The new fighter's first battle will be in the budget wars.
CAP at Fifty
By Amy D. Griswold
The search-and-rescue mission is only part of the story.
Staying Power
By James W. Canan
By the turn of the century, airplanes may be rugged enough to
go for days with minimal maintenance.
The Basic Beam
By Larry Grossman
Optical and infrared sensors have their advantages, but radar
is still a necessity.
The Weasels at War
By Capt. Dan Hampton, USAF
Trained for defense suppression in Europe, they proved their
effectiveness in the skies over Iraq.
The Defense Management Makeover
By Peter Grier
Phase two of the Defense Management Report is shifting into high
gear.
