Month: December 2017

Part II—Fixing a Broken Wing By Nathan Hale Author’s note: Part I of this series explored leadership mistakes that contributed to last year’s nuclear mishap at Minot AFB, North Dakota.…

Sometime in late February or early March a disabled U.S. spy satellite is expected to plunge to earth, creating a potential danger from falling debris. Word of the satellite’s projected…

Sometime in late February or early March a disabled U.S. spy satellite is expected to plunge to earth, creating a potential danger from falling debris. Word of the satellite’s projected…

Air Force Lieutenant Colonel James Kromberg prepares for yesterday’s flight of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter at the Lockheed-Martin plant in Fort Worth, Texas. With the test flight, Kromberg became…

Air Force Lieutenant Colonel James Kromberg prepares for yesterday’s flight of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter at the Lockheed-Martin plant in Fort Worth, Texas. With the test flight, Kromberg became…

Somewhere inside the Pearly Gates, in that section of paradise reserved for gridiron greats, Charlie Conerly is smiling. He’s smiling because his beloved New York Giants won the Super Bowl,…

Somewhere inside the Pearly Gates, in that section of paradise reserved for gridiron greats, Charlie Conerly is smiling. He’s smiling because his beloved New York Giants won the Super Bowl,…

The F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). Under the proposed Air Force budget for 2009, the service would spend $1.8 billion for low-level production of eight aircraft, and long-lead…

Israeli analysts are downplaying Iran’s claim that it successfully launched a rocket capable of carrying research satellites into orbit. Experts interviewed by the Jerusalem Post, the rocket shown in Monday’s…

The F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). Under the proposed Air Force budget for 2009, the service would spend $1.8 billion for low-level production of eight aircraft, and long-lead…