AIR FORCE Magazine -- August 2000

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August 2000, Vol. 83, No. 8
Editorial: Recasting the Vision By John T. Correll It's the effects that count, not where the platforms fly, reside, or orbit. PDF version Space Almanac Compiled by Tamar A. Mehuron Facts, figures, agency and system profiles, budget data, and other information about US and international space programs. The Fight for Space By John A. Tirpak The Air Force is working on the integration, not the separation, of air and space. PDF version Rodeo 2000 Photography by USAF Combat Camera Photographers Airlifters from around the world descend on Pope AFB, N.C., for a week of competition and camaraderie. PDF only True Blue: Behind the Kosovo Numbers Game By Rebecca Grant If the question is whether aerospace power is effective against ground forces, the answer is "yes." PDF version	Homeschooling, Air Force Style By Bruce D. Callander These families have found an alternative to traditional public education. PDF version Ranch Hand By Walter J. Boyne Even then, the defoliation missions over Vietnam were controversial. PDF version Congressional Veterans' Affairs Establishment Compiled by Chanel Sartor Photochart of Capitol Hill's veterans' affairs panel members. PDF version AFA Nominees for 200001 Candidates for national offices and the Board of Directors. Letters An exchange on "Newsweek and the 14 tanks" (PDF Version) The Chart Page (PDF Version) Aerospace World (PDF Version)
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