AIR FORCE Magazine -- March 1994

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March 1994, Vol. 77, No. 3
Editorial: Shooting Blind By John T. Correll David Hackworth is a distinguished soldier, but his arguments about airpower are old, tired, and wrong. Behind the High Business Rates By Peter Grier Though things look good on the surface, leading indicators show trouble may be on the way. The New Order in Omaha By James W. Canan By design, STRATCOM isn't SAC. The C-17 on Probation By David J. Lynch McDonnell Douglas has two years to deliver on time and within budget. Fundamental Features for Future Fighters By Frank Oliveri New directions in fighter design Gunfighters in the Desert The 366th Wing deploys from Mountain Home to Egypt in Bright Star '94. Department of Defense Senior Leadership Who's who in the Clinton Administration's Pentagon. Lifeline to the Sky By Robert F. Dorr Life-support specialists keep aircrews' equipment in top condition.	Gallery of Russian Aerospace Weapons By John W. Taylor A roundup of Russian aircraft and missiles. The Eagle Plan By Arthur C. Hyland The Aerospace Education Foundation expands its tuition assistance program. Verbatim Valor--Working on the Railroad By John L. Frisbee In the spring of 1944, eight fighter pilots conducted a unique, month-long campaign in northern China.
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