U.S. Air Force Must Address Aircraft, Base Survivability, Report Says
An F-22 lands at a small airstrip in Hawaii as part of a 2021 exercise.
Credit: U.S. Air Force
For the U.S. Air Force to succeed in a large-scale conflict in 25 years, it needs to address its key vulnerabilities—those of bases to long-distance attack and of aircraft to emerging, long-range weapons, the service’s outgoing leader argues. Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, shortly before leaving...
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