| Armed Forces Journal 2007 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 12 new principles of warfare. | Military and naval science | Christopher E. Van Avery |
| A betrayal of our heritage: The awards process is broken. | Military and naval science | John Owen |
| America's brittle space systems. | Military and naval science | Williams L. Shields |
| America's brittle space systems.(military operations) | Military and naval science | William L. Sheilds |
| An even keel: Righting the Coast guard's acquisition structure. | Military and naval science | John Currier |
| A question of cost. | Military and naval science | Charles Goddard, Howard Fireman, Christopher Deegan |
| A special debate: support grows for standing up an unconventional warfare command.(United States. Department of Defense)(United States. Special Operations Command)(United States. Army. Special Forces) | Military and naval science | Sean D. Naylor |
| Averting the system reboot: innovations and critical lessons from Iraq must be preserved.(United States. Department of Defense)(Excerpt) | Military and naval science | Shawn Brimley, Vikram Singh |
| Backing a winner: the weak horse, the long war and the road ahead. | Military and naval science | Matt A. Mayer |
| Beyond the surge: An Iraq plan should be in place now for what comes next. | Military and naval science | Joseph J. Collins |
| Blue berets. | Military and naval science | Martin N. Murphy |
| Bridging the civil-military gap.(Cover story) | Military and naval science | Frank Hoffman |
| Counterproductive.(private contractors harming counterinsurgency effort in Iraq)(United States. Army) | Military and naval science | Peter W. Singer |
| Create a U.S. foreign legion. | Military and naval science | Michael O'Hanlon, Max Boot |
| Culture battle. | Military and naval science | Henry J. Jr. Col. Foresman |
| Defending the Generals: Argument fails to make case objectively and unemotionally. | Military and naval science | David F. Aumuller |
| Eyes wide shut. | Military and naval science | James G. Alden |
| Fast forward to the robot dilemma.(Viewpoint essay) | Military and naval science | David F. Bigelow |
| Fighting words. | Military and naval science | Christopher Griffin, Joseph E. Lin |
| Forward to the past.(United States. Navy's naval warfare) | Military and naval science | Martin N. Murphy |
| General failure. | Military and naval science | Paul Yingling |
| Infantry and national priorities.(Cover story) | Military and naval science | Robert H. Scales |
| Iraq's new drill. | Military and naval science | Terence J. Daly |
| Mind maneuvers. | Military and naval science | Frank G. Hoffman |
| Needing NATO: the alliance could crumble if the U.S. becomes the COIN expert.(Essay) | Military and naval science | Andrew Grotto |
| Nuclear fusion.(India and United States nuclear deal) | Military and naval science | Stephen Blank |
| On guard. | Military and naval science | Frank G. Hoffman |
| Opportunity missed: Logistics support contracts with locals would help stabilize Iraq. | Military and naval science | Richard May |
| Rebuilding America's image: Looking beyond the debacle in Iraq. | Military and naval science | Thomas S. Momiyama |
| Risking critique: Red Teaming makes open criticism normal in military culture.(United States. Army) | Military and naval science | Allen Batschelet, Barry Hafer, Mike Runey |
| Robots make war more survivable. | Military and naval science | Joseph W. Dyer |
| Russia rising. | Military and naval science | Dmitry Shlapentokh |
| See no evil. | Military and naval science | Barry Rosenberg |
| Shootdown solution. | Military and naval science | Jim Slife |
| Tanker checkmate: Why Boeing will win the aerial refueler contest. | Military and naval science | Scott Hamilton |
| Technology and leadership. | Military and naval science | Barry Rosenberg |
| The 20/20 hindsight gift: Criticizing mistakes of a few generals is unfair to the majority. | Military and naval science | John Mauk |
| The Army after Bush: Iraq needs a National Guard. | Military and naval science | David J. Katz |
| The Army after Bush: maintaining American influence. | Military and naval science | Robert Killebrew |
| The Army after Bush: Washington's war. | Military and naval science | Douglas MacGregor |
| The case for cannons.(cannon artillery used in army) | Military and naval science | James E. Unterseher |
| The fourth dimension. | Military and naval science | Abe F. Marrero |
| The indirect approach.(Air Force strategic thinking continues in military attacks) | Military and naval science | John W. Bellflower |
| The KC-X opportunity. | Military and naval science | Michael Isherwood |
| The KC-X opportunity.(use new generation tankers) | Military and naval science | Michael Isherwood |
| The right-sized Army. | Military and naval science | Tom Donnelly, Frederick Kagan, Gary Schmitt |
| The silent crisis. | Military and naval science | Gregory D. Foster |
| Trans-Atlantic trade challenges. | Military and naval science | Vago Muradian |
| Transformation reality check. | Military and naval science | Michael O'Hanlon |
| Two decades of decay.(Air Force suffers from maladies) | Military and naval science | Loren Thompson |
| Two decades of decay.(United States. Air Force aircrafts must be replaced inorder to protect the lives of military air fighters) | Military and naval science | Loren Thompson |
| Unconventional thinking.(conventional forces inappropriate for asymmetric warfare) | Military and naval science | Mike Bullock |
| What friends are for: Plain speaking from a staunch ally. | Military and naval science | Karen Walker |
| What if there is no terrorist network? | Military and naval science | Scott Lt. Col. Morrison |
| What's America's grand plan? An AFJ Round Table. | Military and naval science | |
| Who decides: man or machine? | Military and naval science | Daniel L. Davis |
| Why the military can't do it all: Where are the other instruments of power? | Military and naval science | Timothy T. Tenne |
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