These are desperate times for the Air Force.
To carry out its assigned missions at a time of rising tensions with North Korea and increasing demand for air power to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan, the Air Force is losing too many of its best pilots. They’re not being lost to enemy fire, but to the lure of higher salaries, more flying, less stress, and an all-around better quality of life in the civilian world.
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