A Strange Hour in Stockholm
Editorial by John T. Correll
For nearly an hour on December 14, time lurched backward when
it seemed as if the cold war were on again.
Washington Watch: Operational Realities
By Robert S. Dudney
Commanders who field the forces and carry out deployments will
give the Clinton Administration the best insights on the state
of the Air Force.
A Sense of Direction
By James W. Canan
With careful planning, the Air Force will be able to reduce forces
and remain formidable.
Shooting With Style at William Tell
By Frank Oliveri
Despite tough competition, F-15Cs from the 18th Wing, Kadena
AB, Japan, took top honors at the fighter meet.
What the Herres Commission Found
By John T. Correll
Issues on women in combat were not settled, but they were sharpened
and defined for the ongoing debate.
Backfire Goes to Market
By Bill Sweetman
Potential customers for the Russian bomber include Iran, China,
India, and North Korea.
The Art of Flying
Henry Farré wanted to serve France. In doing so, he created
an entirely new genre of art.
Career Paths in the New Air Force
By Bruce D. Callander
Those who survive the force cut may find their career opportunities
changed.
