161. The Air Force Research Laboratory Click here to see the air force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Factsheet. Headquarters, Click here to enter the air force Office of Scientific http://www.afrl.af.mil/

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162. Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Virtual Tour s and photographs of the launch complexes and vehicles....... http://www.robsv.com/cape/

Long before Space Shuttles were lifting off from the Kennedy Space Center, what is now the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station was launching America's rockets. You don't hear too much about Cape Canaveral Air Force Station today, other than the fact that it launches unmanned missions. You'll see it on TV or in the news if the mission is popular (the Mars mission), if disaster strikes (the explosion of a Delta II rocket in 1997), or if the mission is controversial (Cassini). Other than that, most of the general public doesn't get to see Cape Canaveral Air Force Station unless they visit it (usually as a side trip to Kennedy Space Center). Some areas of Cape Canaveral Air Force Station can be seen on the Kennedy Space Center's "Then and Now" bus tour. Other than that, the general public doesn't get to see much of the facility. In 1996, I was given a tour by the director of the Air Force Space & Missile Museum. He spent all day escorting me to the various facilities at the Air Force Station, and patiently watched me burn off roll after roll of film. I set this site up to give a "guided tour" of the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. I've included more than 50 of the better pictures I had taken, and added over 30 from other sources. I hope you enjoy it!

163. USAFSS ESC AFIC AIA - Freedom Through Vigilance Association The FTVA is an association that supports the U.S. air force's air Intelligence Agency and provides a channel for current and ex USAFSS/ESC/AFIC and AIA personnel to remain in touch. http://www.ftva.org/

Welcome to the Homepage Our flag flies in honor of the tragic loss of life on September 11th, 2001 and for the brave men and women who are serving or have served in our military. FTVA Spring Social When: Friday, June 11th, 2004; 1730 to 2100 (serving at 1800) Where: Alamo Room, Lackland Gateway Club Cost: $5.00 Per Person (Light snacks, pay-as-you-go bar) Speaker: MGen (Ret) Glen D. Shaffer, Former Director of Ingelligence, J2 Joint Staff, Washington, D.C. Please RSVP to Grover McMakin at Monthly Board Meeting: WHEN: The third Friday of each month (except December) at 1330 Hours WHERE: 16211 La Cantera Parkway (SSFCU Board Room, 3rd Floor) WHO: Everyone is always invited to attend The Freedom Through Vigilance Association maintains a listing of member's e-mail addresses. This listing is e-mailed to everyone on it either the last week or the first week of each month. If you are listed and do not receive the e-mail, please e-mail me at for a copy. If you are not listed and would like to be listed, either send an e-mail to the above address with your name and e-mail address or fill out the Sign-In Form Vigilant Partners Program Updated 03/03/04 Hall of Honor What is the Association?

164. CHEMTRAILS - CONTRAILS air force LIES TO AMERICA This letter authored by Michael K. Gibson, Lt. Col., USAF This document received by email on September http://www.carnicom.com/af1.htm

AIR FORCE LIES TO AMERICA This letter authored by Michael K. Gibson, Lt. Col., USAF This document received by email on September 11 2000 Posted by Clifford E Carnicom September 11 2000 "hoax (n.)- An act intended to deceive or trick." "lie (n) - 1. A false statement deliberately presented as true. (v) 2. To convey a false image or impression." The American Heritage Dictionary, 3rd Edition, 1994. Back to Aerosol Operations Main Page

165. AF Teams, Retiree Compete In Firefighter Combat Challenge Article from the air force News about the Edwards air force Base team's participation in the Firefighter Combat Challenge. Includes photos. http://www.af.mil/news/Apr2001/n20010419_0532.shtml

166. Rafgsa.org The Centre provides a seven day a week gliding site where members of all Military gliding clubs can fly. http://www.rafgsa.org/

167. USAFPatches.com U.S. air force patch/insignia collecting. Features trade list, FAQ, photos, and directory of USAF collectors. http://www.usafpatches.com/

Home Directory Discussion FAQ ... About the Site Welcome to the USAFPatches.com. This page is dedicated to U.S. Air Force patch/insignia collecting and serves as an information and gathering area for collectors on the Internet. USAFPatches.com is a not-for-profit, non-commerical website! What's New Last Updated: Sunday, 30-May-2004 20:38:16 PDT 30 May - Gallery updated. 2 May - Gallery updated. Sorry for the lack of regular updates recently, been real busy at work. Directory Listing of other collectors' websites Discussion Forums Looking for a patch? Need a question answered? Area to discuss all aspects of USAF patch collecting with fellow websurfers. Frequently Asked Questions Answers to patch collecting questions Gallery Images of some of the 4000+ patches in my collection Publications Listings of patch related books and magazines Reference Links to articles, websites, etc., for the patch researcher Reproductions, Fakes, and Rejects Area to help identify reproductions, fakes, and rejects Trade List Listing of patches for trade Unknowns Help identify unknown patches Want List List of patches that I am seeking for my collection Where to Buy Patches Listing of businesses who sell or make patches Links Links to other webpages Questions or Comments Please e-mail the webmaster at:

168. The Royal Air Force - Equipment Tornado GR1/GR1B/GR4 description, specifications, images, and list of squadrons. Includes links to some squadron pages. http://www.raf.mod.uk/equipment/tornado_at.html

Aircraft of the RAF Tornado GR4 Text Version Other Resources: Images Videos Two-seat supersonic attack aircraft Flies at low-level 'Swing Wings' move in flight Carries Cruise Missiles and Laser- and GPS-guided bombs Details The Tornado GR4 is the latest version of the RAF's primary attack aircraft. Capable of supersonic speeds and flight at low-level, the aircraft is one of the most potent in the world today. GR4 Specifications Engines: Two Turbo-Union RB199s Length: Wingspan: Top Speed: 1,452mph (2,336km/h, Mach 2.2) at 36,000ft (11,000m); 710mph (1,140km/h) at sea-level Crew: Pilot and Weapons Systems Operator A programme to update many of the Tornado's weapons and navigation systems was completed in 2003 and these updated aircraft are known as Tornado GR4s. As well as the existing weapons carried by Tornados (such as the Paveway family of laser- and GPS-guided bombs and the ALARM anti-radar missile) a number of new weapons can now be used. These include the

169. Alaska Pack 110 Elmendorf AFB Alaska Includes program information, den pages, calendar, leadership contacts, and links. In the Western Alaska Council. http://home.gci.net/~cubscouts/

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170. South African Air Force Museum Provides exhibitions of aircraft and art. Details of events, current displays and aircraft. http://www.saafmuseum.co.za/

New images from Jens Schmidtgen New images from Jens Schmidtgen

171. The Air Force The official website of the Republic of Singapore air force (RSAF). http://www.mindef.gov.sg/rsaf/

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172. United States Air Force Space Command Headquarters Provides news and fact sheets about the command and intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) operations. http://www.spacecom.af.mil/hqafspc/Default2.asp

173. Welcome To Air Force Technology Directory of aircraft manufacturing technology, current projects, events and links to other aeronautical sites. http://www.airforce-technology.com

International coverage of Bombers, Fighters, Surveillance and Patrol Aircraft, Training Aircraft, Tankers and Transporters, Attack, Support and Naval Helicopters Military Aerospace Equipment, Products and Services Catalogue An alphabetical listing of Military Aerospace Contractors and Suppliers The latest Air Force Technology product news and press releases Add your company to this site Defence Industry Exhibitions, Conferences and Events Sign-up for our free monthly Air Force Technology Newsletter Click here to see the latest content added to Air Force Technology

174. Research On Transcendental Meditation (TM) At The Swedish Air Force Describes study conducted on Invincible Defense Technology by Lt. Col. Sandahl of the National Defense Research Institute, Karlstad, Sweden, on individual mental health improvements for pilots as measured by the Defence Mechanism Test (DMT). http://home.swipnet.se/tmdoctors/DMTeng.htm

A la Version Française Zur Deutschen Version (Forschung über Transzendentale Meditation bei der Schwedischen Luftwaffe) Research on Transcendental Meditation at the Swedish Air force Sensitive test for selection of pilots indicates profound effects on mental health Summary Swedish Air force pilots were examined with a test for selecting combat pilots in order to investigate the effects of Transcendental Meditation (TM). This test indicates Stress tolerance. They all underwent, without a single exception, improvements in one year that the best available psychotherapies can achieve only after about 20 times longer time or more - and only so in the best case. The result also indicates that TM can improve performance significantly under psychologically highly demanding conditions. Also, it indicates that TM can considerably improve stress tolerance in stress-prone people as DMT-Neuman measures a key factor in stress proneness. Differently from common stress treatment and prevention methods, TM apparently affects the fundamental causes of stress sensitivity. Background A great problem in combat pilot training all over the world has been that psychological tests have not been able to reveal the deeply seated disturbances that make persons unable to keep the head cool in highly stressful situations. In Sweden, a major part (up to 80%) of the pilot trainees failed year after year. With few exceptions, the reason was psychological inaptitude revealed under demanding flight situations. The situation has been similar in other air forces, which meant great economic losses considering the high costs of pilot training.

175. Air Force Technology - Predator - Unmanned Aerial Vehicle UAV News and Predator project information, and list of authorized suppliers. Includes system components, payload ground stations, operations and upgrades. http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/predator/

Return to Industry Projects Index PREDATOR UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE (UAV), USA RQ-1A Predator is a long endurance, medium altitude unmanned aircraft system for surveillance and reconnaissance missions. Surveillance imagery from synthetic aperture radar, video cameras and a forward looking infra-red (FLIR) can be distributed in real time both to the front line soldier and to the operational commander or worldwide in real time via satellite communication links. A contract was awarded to General Atomics Aeronautical Systems in January 1994 to execute the Tier II, Medium Altitude Endurance Predator Program. The Predator system first flew in 1994 and entered production in August 1997. Predators are currently in production for the US Air Force and are operational with the USAF 11th and 15th Reconnaissance Squadrons. Over 100 Predators have been delivered to the USAF. Six Predator UAVs are in service with the Italian Air Force. Italian company Meteor was responsible for assembly of five of the six. Predator UAVs have been operational in Bosnia since 1995, where they have flown over 600 missions in support of NATO, UN and US operations. Predators have also been deployed as part of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

176. Air Force 2025 Final Report Home Page History, unclassified reports, quotes, and contact information for air force 2025, the 1994 air force longrange scenario planning project. http://www.au.af.mil/au/2025/

Welcome to Air Force 2025 A Welcome from the Air University Commander. A Quick Look/Overview of the Air Force Study. What Others Have Said about Air Force Historical Background: Air Force Revolutionary Planning Process, Fact Sheet, Major Milestones, Key Player descriptions, and Project Participants. Final Report of Air Force Paper, CD-ROM, and electronic (HTML and Adobe Acrobat formats) and includes: Three Monographs (Executive Summary, Alternate Futures, and Operational Analysis), and Volumes 1 through 5. How to Contact Us: Email Mailing Address 2025@Max1.au.af.mil 600 Chennault Circle Maxwell AFB AL 36112 Phone: (334) 953-4962 [DSN 493-4962] Fax: (334) 953-7154 2025 Final Report Paper and CD-ROM Copies (MAILED - FEE REQUIRED) Individuals can call or write the Defense Technical Information Center , phone/address noted below, to obtain paper and/or CD-ROM copies of the unclassified report documents, and paper-only copies of the classified report documents. Price of documents will depend on quantity ordered. Ask DTIC for price information. Mailing Address: Defense Technical Information Center ATTN: DTIC-BRR 8725 John J. Kingman Road, Suite 0944

177. Coherent Systems Home Naval and air force sensor and systems design for Electronic Warfare systems. http://www.coherentsys.com/

HOME ABOUT COHERENT PRODUCTS SERVICES ... WEBMAIL © Coherent Systems Insternational Corp., 2003 Web site design by Karen Quinn Carr, graphic designer

178. Applied Technology Associates Precision measurement, sensing and control products for U.S. air force, U.S. Army, and U.S. Missile Defense Agency. http://www.aptec.com

179. World War II Links An incredible compilation of WW II links for researchers including Army air force Bombardment Groups links. http://www.powmiaff.org/wwII.html

World War II Links Click the picture for larger view. This graphic used with the expressed permission of Hap Halloran, friend of Robert Goldsworthy Continually Under Construction August 18, 2003 With regards to searching for records.... An e-mail from Lisa Stein passes on the following information: NARA has WWII POW Info available. Their site is so hard to navigate though. After hitting their main page, folks can go to the AAD Search: http://aad.archives.gov/aad/title_list.jsp (link will open up into a new browser window) and search by many different values...i.e. name, rank, serial number, POW Camp, etc. If one can actually make it to the proper page, it's almost inevitable that they will find the info they are looking for concerning WWII POW's. An e-mail from Robert Garcia suggests going to the National Archives Official site (link will open up into a new browser window.) When you get there, click on SEARCH. In the keyword box, enter: Provost Marshal POW records . The electronic record group is 389. If you have any trouble, e-mail

180. Military Women In Vietnam In Vietnam, Army, Navy and air force Nurses and Medical Specialists numbered over six thousand. This page discusses all women who served in Vietnam from 1964 to 1973. http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/femvetsnam.html

Vietnam Southeast Asia Over 58,000 Americans killed, 200,000 wounded and Women Were There! After one of the most futile conflicts in the history of war, scorned by flag burners and shunned by citizens, G.I's returned to find respect for our troops hitting an all time low. The reaction of the American people to our military was despicable. It has taken years for many servicemen and women to get over it- and some have not. What is truly unconscionable in the annals of American military history is the fact that little or no data exists on the women who served and, yes, were injured or killed, in Southeast Asia during the Viet Nam era. Accurate records on how many women were there, what decorations they earned, where they served - and most important - what after effects they have suffered - and continue to suffer - are nonexistent. However from anecdotal reports, letters, from books by those who were there, from research papers by military historians, and from the excellent text "Women in the Military - An Unfinished Revolution", by Major General Jeanne Holm, USAF (Ret), we can glean the following overview. Over five hundred WACs were stationed in Vietnam.

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