Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 22 No. 33
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August 31, 2018

Report: Air Force Fleets Ill-Prepared to Meet Tomorrow’s Battles

By Vivienne Machi

After years of prolonged operations and little chance of a decreased tempo in years to come, the U.S. Air Force faces force structure shortfalls to varying degrees for each of its aircraft classes, a new study by the RAND Corp. has found. Analyzing four separate…

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