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January 2002, Vol. 85, No. 1
Editorial: Blood and Thunder By John T. Correll The peanut gallery was wrong again. Airpower did not fail in Afghanistan. (PDF version) A Strike Fighter for the Future By John A. Tirpak A design based on the Lockheed Martin X-35 is chosen to replace aging aircraft in US and allied fighter fleets. (PDF version) Striking Back US and coalition air and ground elements press the war against Taliban and al Qaeda forces in Afghanistan. (PDF version) Verbatim Special: War on Terror By Robert S. Dudney Interesting and infamous statements about the war. (PDF version) The Search for Asian Bases By Adam J. Hebert The Air Force has global reach with its bombers but needs airfields closer to the action. (PDF version)	Tankers and Lifters for a Distant War By Richard J. Newman Air Mobility Command has been the glue holding the Afghanistan operation together. (PDF version) The Guard and Reserve Step Up By James Kitfield The nation's security needs put new pressures on the Air Force's on-call forces. (PDF version) Keeping Track of the Force By Bruce D. Callander In crisis and wartime, the personnel center must know where the troops are-and that's just the beginning of it. (PDF version) The Winning Combination of Air and Space By Peter Grier Air Force leaders talk about Afghanistan and beyond. (PDF version) Aerospace World By Suzann Chapman (PDF version)
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