TheChosen Few
Editorial by John T. Correll
The main weight of "sacrifice" falls on members of
the armed forces and military retirees.
Expeditionary Force
By James W. Canan
Air Combat Command is fast becoming the clutch hitter of the
US global power lineup.
Opinions
By John T. Correll
A survey of surveys on the public's view of defense issues.
No Time for Rambos
By Frank Oliveri
Special operations crews tend to be steady veterans, not wild-eyed
thrill-seekers.
The
Lion's Share of Power Projection
By David Ochmanek and John Bordeaux
Analysis of theater conflict scenarios points to heavy reliance
on landbased airpower.
Reforming Military Medical Care
By Bruce D. Callander
Some US health-care reform proposals are being road-tested by
the VA and the Defense Department.
Another Run at the Acquisition Process
By Peter Grier
The Clinton team takes its shot at a system that has been reformed
several times.
Tankers at the Rendezvous
By David J. Lynch
They've got to be there-every time. Without them, you're flying
on fumes.
