The security forces rewrite

Article Abstract:

More than 30,000 airmen serve in security forces, but the field is in a flux due to an upsurge in expeditionary air operations and it is no longer enough merely to guard a perimeter. Future joint concepts of operation like forcible entry and vertical envelopment will take airmen and their air bases deep into dangerous territory.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Air bases, Air Force officers

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Storms of war

Article Abstract:

Weather affects navigation, safety of flight, and tactics are very crucial for military aviation. The United States Air Force has installed safety measures like the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) to aid fighter aircraft pilots.

Facilities & equipment, Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, Fighter Aircraft, Installation, Equipment and supplies, Fighter planes, Technology installation instructions, Joint Direct Attack Munition (Weapons system)

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The missing aces

Article Abstract:

The present day Air Force pilots are far more likely to tangle with SAMs than with enemy aircrafts. The Air Force has come across only 816 of the airmen in its 97-year history, called as ace, who have scored aerial victories.

History, Military aspects, Airplane pilots

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