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December 1993, Vol. 76, No. 12
Editorial: The Bottom-Down Review By John T. Correll Requirements, not money, should determine the defense program. Up From Kitty Hawk A chronology of the age of flight. The Blue Berets By Frank Oliveri Air Force Security Police are trained to defuse dangerous situations, from terrorist attacks to barroom brawls. Bridge Busting By Alfred Price Some of the most difficult operations in the history of aerial warfare have involved bridge attacks. Some Breaks in the Cloud Cover By Bruce D. Callander The Air Force personnel outlook is uncertain, but the news isn't all bad. Germany Seeks Its Course By Stewart M. Powell Economic problems have caused Germany to revamp its national security plans.	Technologies Built for Two By James Kitfield The civilian world reaps great benefits from dual-use technologies pioneered by the Air Force. World Gallery of Trainers By John W. R. Taylor and Kenneth Munson Russia's Vision of Air-Space War By Mary C. FitzGerald The Russian General Staff foresees massive air offensives against strategic military and civilian targets. Cleanup at Clark By Doug Stucki AFA's Gerrity Award goes to the man who restored order after Mount Pinatubo erupted. Valor--The Pioneers By John L. Frisbee Hundreds of airmen have risked their lives in peacetime to build an Air Force able to defend our national interests.
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