Revolution in Progress
Editorial by John T. Correll
The Soviets themselves do not know exactly where all this will
end.
Washington Watch: No More SAC, TAC and
MAC
By James W. Canan
Spurning strategic and tactical subdivisions, USAF moves to replace
those commands with Air Combat Command and Air Mobility Command.
Lesson Number One
By James W. Canan
In the wake of Desert Storm, no one doubts that airpower is the
dominant factor in modern warfare.
The Flags Come Home
By Peter Grier
US operations are ending at hundreds of foreign bases.
Declining, Diversifying, and Disappearing
By John T. Correll and Colleen A. Nash
Radical budget reductions were the trigger--but only one of the
causes--for an epic slide of the defense industrial base.
Lifelines Abroad
By John T. Correll and Colleen A.
Nash
Where should we--or can we--draw the line on foreign dependence
for critical technologies?
G-Lock and the Fighter Jock
By Robert E. van Patten
At nine Gs, you weigh 1,800 pounds and feel every ounce of it.
