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Time for TARS Along USA’s Southern Borders

Time for TARS Along USA’s Southern Borders

by Joe Katzman | Sep 5, 2011 | Blimps & LTA Craft, C4ISR, Contracts - Awards, Other Corporation, Radars, Support & Maintenance, Support Functions - Other, USA, Warfare - Trends

TARS, deployed(click to view full) An aerostat is a lighter-than-air craft that relies on a ground tether for movement and sometimes for electrical power as well, as opposed to blimps which are self-powered, free-flying craft. The US military has slowly come around to...
Time for TARS Along USA’s Southern Borders

US Air National Guard Headed for A Pilot Shortage?

by Joe Katzman | Sep 5, 2011 | Fighters & Attack, Policy - Personnel, USA

US F-16(click to view full) In Smithsonian Air & Space magazine’s 10-year, post-9/11 look at the US Air National Guard, Lt. Col. Scott Van Beek talks about the US ANG’s coming pilot crunch, driven by trends in civil aviation, and by the...

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