January 2017

By Adam J. Hebert

USAF works well with the Philippines military. Will it be allowed to continue?

By Amy Hudson

The US and Japan build closer military ties as the Far East gets more dangerous.

By John A. Tirpak

The Air Force is expending its precision weapons almost as quickly as it receives them.

By Daniel L. Haulman

Operation Enduring Freedom opened with the longest bombing missions ever flown.

By Wilson Brissett

Kadena airmen sprang into action when a small aircraft went down during the RIMPAC exercise.

By Brian W. Everstine

Give us your tired, your poor. Your huddled airframes yearning to breathe free. The wretched refuse ou

By Jim Mathews

In existence for 75 years, and USAF’s auxiliary for 68, CAP is a partner in major missions.

By Megan Scully

It's not just about pay.

By John T. Correll

JFK, impressed with Taylor's strident arguments, recalled him from retirement, launching the era of "F

By Rebecca Grant

At the end of the war in Europe, Allied teams raced to capture and exploit the best brains of the Thir