Acquisition Partnerships: A Guiding Principle Toward Success
Despite having one of the broadest mission sets of any uniformed service, the U.S. Coast Guard is small in both …
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KC-46A Program May Have Cost Issues
Gen. Norton Schwartz, the U.S. Air Force chief of staff, often cites the KC-46 air refueling aircraft as one of …
The Sam Browne Belt Gave U.S. Officers a Distinctive Look
Nothing else looked quite like the Sam Browne belt, worn as part of the U.S. Army uniform between the world …
On the Sea of Stars
When President Dwight D. Eisenhower launched America’s campaign in the space race, he had several reasons for insisting the nation’s …
Naval Aviation Through the Decades: Lean Years and War
The Great Depression of the 1930s hindered the development of naval aviation, but a few stalwart pioneers – Lt. John …
U.S. Marine Corps Aviation Today
Navy and Marine Corps aviation have been closely linked since Lt. Alfred Cunningham was designated Naval Aviator No. 5 in …
Gulf War: Logistics Marvels Made the “Left Hook” Work
When the first paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division hit the ground in Saudi Arabia, the first thing they noticed …
Earning College Credit for Service
Years ago, when he completed his service to the U.S. Marine Corps, Jim Selbe was convinced a college education was …
A New Chapter for a Growing New Command
When the ground first shook beneath Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Jan. 12, 2010, it was to be one of the most …
Steel on Target: JM&L LCMC Delivers Precision Munitions for the Warfighter
The first Gulf War saw the introduction of a new generation of airborne precision munitions. In the second Gulf War, …