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July 2002, Vol. 85, No. 7
Editorial: The B-2 Syndrome Rides Again By Robert S. Dudney Buying only 180 F-22s makes no sense. (PDF version) The EAF in Peace and War By John T. Correll The concept works. It has also led to a new way of life for the Air Force. (PDF version) Heavyweight Contender By John A. Tirpak The X-45, which began as a simple, short-range UCAV, is now starting to look like an unmanned bomber. (PDF version) In Defense of Fighters By Rebecca Grant Those who think fighters are finished do not understand basic operational requirements of war. (PDF version) The Responsive Force By Adam J. Hebert In shaping the nuclear arsenal, the US seeks reductions and "reversibility." (PDF version) Stop-Loss By Tom Philpott The war on terror keeps thousands in the Air Force involuntarily. (PDF version) The Chart Page By Tamar Mehuron (PDF only)	Beddown in Bishkek By John Hendren American forces now are using a base that didn't exist in a country that, until recently, didn't exist. (PDF version) In History's Shadow Photography by Guy Aceto Buildings at Hickam AFB, Hawaii, still reveal scars from that devastating day, more than 60 years ago. (PDF version only) The Short, Happy Life of the Glick-Em By Peter Grier Twenty years ago, the Air Force activated its first Ground Launched Cruise Missile wing in Europe. (PDF version) War and Transformation By John A. Tirpak For Gen. John P. Jumper, USAF's Chief of Staff, the goal is a balance between today and tomorrow. (PDF version) Tex By Walter J. Boyne Sixty years ago, Flying Tiger David Hill was a hero. He still is.(PDF version) Aerospace World By Suzann Chapman (PDF version) Verbatim By John T. Correll (PDF version)
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