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Editorial: Catastrophic Failure
By Robert S. Dudney
Washington’s apathy toward USAF’s geriatric fleet comes close to outright negligence.
 
The Dogs of Web War
By Rebecca Grant
US armed forces face “peer” adversaries in only one area—military cyberspace.
 
Guam, All Over Again
By Richard Halloran
The island is the pivot of a sweeping realignment of US forces in the Pacific.
 
Beyond “Back to Basics”
By John A. Tirpak
At AFA’s Los Angeles Space Symposium, leaders say the Air Force has set a strong new course in space.
 
Scarce Flying Hours
By Marc V. Schanz
Desperate to save money, USAF will cut 10 percent from its flying hours program this year.
 
Red Flag Alaska
Photography by Ted Carlson and USAF photographers
Airmen from USAF and foreign nations come to Alaska for realistic air combat training.

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