Scratching My Head Over a Strike on Syria
As a retired American diplomat, I’m supposed to understand how policy is made in Washington.
As a longtime author …
U.S. Air Force
The A-37 Dragonfly in Vietnam
A small cadre of mid-grade Pentagon officers — the “renegades,” some call them — are arguing for a light attack …
Military Alternative Fuels Research: Air Force Efforts Face Budget Barriers
This fall marks the fortieth anniversary of the Yom Kippur War and the subsequent Arab oil embargo that sent shock …
Book Review – Surviving Trainer and Transport Aircraft of the World: A Global Guide to Location and Types
A lot of trilogies fizzle out by their completion. Not so for Don Berliner’s Surviving Trainer and Transport Aircraft of …
EA-18G Demonstrates New Targeting/Networking Capabilities
An EA-18G Growler from Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Two Three (VX-23) equipped with a new package of data network …
Brad Hoelscher May Have Bagged A German Jet, Fought In Three Wars
William B. “Brad” Hoelscher became one of the last U.S. airmen to be shot down in Europe during World War …
A View of the “Boneyard” l Photos
All good things come to an end. For thousands of aircraft that end is found on 2,600 acres of Arizona …
Inaugural Flight for Production AT-6
Beechcraft Corporation carried out what it called the first flight of the first production AT-6 light attack aircraft on Aug. …
The Immaculate Mission: ODA 551 in the Karbala Gap
On the fourth day of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), a small blue symbol appeared on Blue Force Tracking (BFT) system …
Down Range From Your Dog
Deployment or temporary duty challenges service members not only with the mission but with managing separation from the daily routines …