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October 2001, Vol. 84, No. 10
Editorial: Defense and the Shrinking Surplus By John T. Correll The "raid" on Social Security is a phony issue. (PDF version) Threats to the Nets By Michael C. Sirak We may look back on the present hacker attacks as the good old days. (PDF version) Foreign Fighters Get Better By John A. Tirpak Call them generation four-and-a-half-not fifth generation, but getting closer. (PDF version) The New Chief Here's part of what Gen. John Jumper said at his confirmation hearing. (PDF version) Guard Over the Pacific Photography by Guy Aceto A unique blend of aircraft places the 154th Wing at the forefront of worldwide operations. (PDF only) Altitude By Rebecca Grant Contrary to popular opinion, lower is not always best. (PDF version)	The Chinese Sharpen Their Options By Richard J. Newman Beijing's sights are on Taiwan, but it keeps a wary eye on the United States. (PDF version) The Recruiters and the Schools By Bruce D. Callander Access is denied, one way or another, by a third of US schools. (PDF version) Roche Plots a Course By John A. Tirpak The new Secretary considers how the Air Force can do what it must do. (PDF version) The CONOPS With a Difference By Amy Butler Concept of Operations 2020 is an operator's view of aerospace power over the next 20 years. (PDF version) Aerospace World (PDF version) Verbatim (PDF version)
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