The Israelis have named their F-35s.
The North Korean crisis is establishing rules for the Second Nuclear Age.
You would not fly a B-17 in combat today and you should not want to maintain it the same way.
The essential argument can be simply put: You can be part of 21st century airpower or choose to drop out.
Sometimes great innovations come in small packages.
Airbus has started the process of building a final assembly plant in Mobile for the A320.
Global investments are facilitated by the approach to weaponization and to global sustainment for the F-35.
In this second piece in honoring the B-17, a look at the dynamics between intelligence and policy in the 1930s is remembered.