Air & Space Magazine: July 2010
Features
Titan Air
Saturn's mysterious moon may have airplanes in its future.
By Tony Reichhardt
Truck Killer
For one mission in Vietnam, the best aircraft for the job was a bomber from World War II.
By David Lande
The Real Top Gun
Nobody handled a Tomcat like Snort.
By Debbie Gary
Century Series Wannabe
North American F-107A
By Stephan Wilkinson
The Last Gunslinger
The F-15C is the only dedicated dogfighter left in the U.S. military fleet. Why isn't the Air Force replacing it?
By Michael Behar
Tribute to an Aviation Journalist
If you read airplane magazines, you've seen Howard Levy's photographs.
By The Editors
Climate Control
Irving Langmuir tried to change the world one storm at a time.
By Sam Kean
Evolution of the Space Shuttle
How 30 years changed the world's most complex flying machine.
By Michael Klesius
Medevac From Luzon
A small band of helicopter pilots risked their lives to rescue wounded soldiers during World War II.
By Roger Connor
Sightings: Cause for Reflection
Endeavour lights up the sky—and water—in Florida.
By The Editors
Viewport: Building a Wall of Support
By J.R. Dailey
In the Museum: Honor Roll
By Rebecca Maksel
Above and Beyond: It’s All Sawdust and Mirrors
By Phil Scott
Oldies and Oddities: A Different Kind of Hybrid
By Peter Garrison
Then and Now: Business Models
By Roger A. Mola
Moments and Milestones: Mile-High Man
By George C. Larson, Member, NAA
