AIR FORCE Magazine -- January 2001

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January 2001, Vol. 84, No. 1
Editorial: In The Wake of the Storm By John T. Correll The Gulf War was a turning point in modern military history. (PDF version) Airpower in the Gulf 10 Years Later By John A. Tirpak The six allied nations in the Gulf want US forces to stay engaged there. (PDF Version) Schwarzkopf of Arabia By Rebecca Grant This traditional Army general was a driving force in one of the greatest air campaigns of all time. (PDF Version) The Gulf War: A Chronology A day-by-day accounting of 1990-91 events in Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. (PDF Version) Capital Flying Photography by Guy Aceto and Paul Kennedy The 1st Helicopter Squadron provides critical transportation on a moment's notice. (PDF Version)	Submarine Salesmanship By Richard J. Newman How did the submarine community get to the front of the requirements queue? (PDF Version) Learning to Live With the Pilot Retention Problem By Adam J. Hebert It's going to be with us for a while. (PDF Version) Loggies vs. Contractors By Amy Butler The division of work between the depots and industry is once again a burning issue. (PDF Version) The Chart Page (PDF Version) Aerospace World (PDF Version) Verbatim (PDF Version)
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