April 2016

By Adam J. Hebert

The Air Force is trying to cram 10 pounds of requirements into a five-pound sack.

By John A. Tirpak

USAF will embrace leap-ahead “Third Offset” technologies to sustain its position of dominance.

By Brian W. Everstine

The rise of ISIS means today’s Air Force operations in the Middle East are dramatically different from

By Jennifer Hlad

The question is not necessarily: How much military automation is possible? The question may be: How ma

By Brian W. Everstine

DOD is investing heavily to modernize USAF’s training ranges.

RAF Lakenheath is home to high-demand USAF combat power, including Europe’s only F-15s.

In 1991, the Air Force unexpectedly changed direction and left the Cold War in the past.

By Gideon Grudo

Israel’s defensive system brings strategic and psychological protection from rocket attacks.

It was the biggest carrier battle of all time. It also gained bases from which B-29s could strike Japan.

Massive “Daisy Cutter” bombs dropped from C-130s were highly effective at clearing landing zones in Vietnam.