Editorial: Anything, Anywhere,
Anytime
By John T. Correll
Airlift is so effective that the demand always has--and probably
always will--exceed the supply.
Airlift Moves Up and Out
By John A. Tirpak
The decision to build the full C-17 fleet boiled out of a host
of studies--and views--about requirements, capabilities, and
economics.
Fifty Years of AFA
The Air Force Association, incorporated February 4, 1946,
observes its Golden Anniversary.(PDF Only)
Art Under Fire
During World War II, the War Art Advisory Committee sent
combat artists to nearly every theater of the
war to record events that changed the world.
The Gray Threat
By Mark Lorell, Daniel P. Raymer,
Michael Kennedy and Hugh Levaux
No US fighter except the F-22 will hold a definite edge on next-generation
European fighters.
The Transition After the Transition
By Bruce D. Callander
Air Force assistance officers are still swamped with troops
seeking help on their way to civilian life.
The Air Force and Missile
Defense
By Bill Gertz
The task includes not only destroying these weapons but also
finding them before they can launch.
