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December 2000, Vol. 83, No. 12
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Editorial: The Bill Comes Due
By John T. Correll
The defense shortfall is huge-and is steadily getting huger.
(PDF version)
A Clamor for Airlift
By John A. Tirpak
All of the services need more airlift, and there isn't enough
of it to meet the demand. (PDF
version)
Keepsakes From Korea
(PDF ONLY)
Photography by Paul Kennedy
They were common, everyday items back then. Now they bring back
memories of an uncommon time.
CBO Confirms the Defense Spending Gap
Just sustaining today's force will require a $51 billion per
year boost. (PDF version)
The Anthrax Issue
By Bruce D. Callander
Despite frequent reassurances from the Pentagon, the troops remain
skeptical. (PDF version)
Tricare for Life
By Tom Philpott
It covers military retirees 65 and older, but details are yet
to be worked out.(PDF version)
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The Base Force
By Lorna S. Jaffe
Powell's 1.6 millionstrong military was supposed to be the
floor below which the US dared not go. (PDF
version)
Spaatz
By Richard Davis
He graduated from West Point with three things that stuck: a
nickname, a desire to fly, and a reputation for honesty. (PDF version)
The Lafayette Escadrille
(PDF ONLY)
By Tamar A. Mehuron
Robert Soubiran was attracted to aviation, adventure, and the
camera.
The Chiefs Speak Out
Service leaders outlined budget shortages and
said a two-war military strategy is now "high" risk.
(PDF version)
Aerospace World
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Version)
Verbatim
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