AIR FORCE Magazine -- February 2000

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February 2000, Vol. 83, No. 2
Editorial: The Doctrine of Intervention By John T. Correll We are walking more or less in step with Kofi Annan down a perilous path. Space: 20 Years Out By Theresa Foley It's not a question of whether big changes are coming. It's a question of when. Northern Watch By John T. Correll A wing-sized task force flies out of Incirlik into the teeth of Iraqi SAMs and AAA. Heritage Flight Photography by Erik Hildebrandt A celebration of flight brings the past and the present together. The Investment in Space By Peter Grier An AFA symposium explores our stake in space and the need to defend it.	The Decline of the Nuclear Stockpile By James A. Kitfield There have been no tests for years, and simulation cannot yet maintain a safe and credible deterrent. The New World of Retirement Options By Tom Philpott Military careerists must now choose between a better retirement plan and a $30,000 cash bonus. Jerry Lewis on the F-22 By Otto Kreisher The California Congressman discusses his side of the controversy. The Candidates on Defense The major Presidential candidates-Bradley, Bush, Gore, and McCain-state their views on issues affecting national security. The St. Mihiel Salient By Walter J. Boyne Billy Mitchell assembled the largest air fleet ever committed to battle and established the Air Service as a true combat arm. Aerospace World The Chart Page Verbatim
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