War Drains U.S. Military's Aircraft and Munitions
After five months of the war on terrorism, munition stocks are running low, aircraft are aging rapidly, and military aviation's safety record is deteriorating. ``Global tasking and the war against terrorism continue to stress our aviation force readiness,'' Navy Secretary Gordon R. England told the...
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