Editorial: A Better UAV Flight Plan
By Robert S. Dudney
No one wants to deny ground or naval forces the power to see threats or targets. The real goal is to get the most out of each UAV. (PDF version)
Washington Watch
By John A. Tirpak
The 20/$20 Billion Get Well Plan; Murtha’s Concerns; The Mobility Jumble .... (PDF version)
For the Air Force, the Bill Comes Due
By Adam J. Hebert
Senior leaders say demands of war have finally caught up with the service. (PDF version)
The Risk Goes Up
By John A. Tirpak
Is the fighter force now too small to handle two wars at the same time? (PDF version)
Ramstein on the Rise
Photography by Greg L. Davis
The critical importance of this German base has sparked a building and flying boom. (PDF only)
Tacair Integration Hits the Wall
By Otto Kreisher
Big plans to combine Navy and Marine Corps air in a single operational force have come apart. (PDF version)
War in the Third Domain
By Hampton Stephens
The maneuver space is the electromagnetic spectrum, where forces range globally at the speed of light. (PDF version)
The In-Country War
By John T. Correll
In South Vietnam, airpower was subordinated to a ground strategy—and the ground strategy didn’t work. (PDF version)
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Defense Budget Chart Pages
By Tamar A. Mehuron
Here is the new defense budget at a glance. (PDF only)
Twenty Missions in Hell
By Rebecca Grant
The Leuna Werke, Germany’s key synthetic fuel plant, was a diabolical target for US airmen sent to bomb it. (PDF version)
The Wars of Eighty-Two
By Adam J. Hebert
In the South Atlantic and the Middle East, two short air wars taught some lasting lessons. (PDF version)
Constant Peg
By Peter Grier
A tale of purloined MiG fighters, secret desert airfields, and double-wide trailers ... (PDF version)
Aerospace World
By Marc V. Schanz (PDF version)
Action In Congress
By Tom Philpott (PDF version)
Verbatim
By John T. Correll (PDF version)
Keeper File
Vladimir Putin(PDF version)
Airpower Classics
Artwork by Zaur Eylanbekov (PDF only)
Letters (PDF version)
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