Editorial: The Air War Over Hezbollah
By Robert S. Dudney
It is outrageous to imply that modern airpower is some kind of theory. It is a fact.
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Washington Watch
By John A. Tirpak
Guard and Reserve for Peace and War; The Warthog Will Live Long; McCain Wants Costs To Be Fixed ....
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Struggling for Altitude
By John A. Tirpak
The F-35 Lightning II looks like a big winner, but sudden nervousness in Washington could spell big problems.
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Air Mobility’s Never-Ending Surge
By Adam J. Hebert
USAF needs to bring down airlift and tanker optempo to a sustainable level.
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Under Lockdown
By Megan Scully
The Air Force wants to retire 347 old airplanes to help pay bills, but Congress says no. (PDF version)
The JDAM Revolution
By Peter Grier
The low-cost, highly accurate Joint Direct Attack Munition has revolutionized bombing in just a few short years.
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An Air Guard for the Future
By Marc V. Schanz
Lt. Gen. Craig McKinley, head of the Air National Guard, looks at ANG’s promise and problems. (PDF version)
In the Wake of the QDR
By John T. Correll
The Quadrennial Defense Review shifts the emphasis to “irregular” conflict but is sketchy about force structure. (PDF version)
Sabres and Aces
Photos from the collection of Warren Thompson
These rare color images present some of the pilots and aircraft that made history in the Korean War. (PDF only)