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C-17 Related Documents & Reports

  • "Improving Wing -Level Logistics (Air Force Chief of Staff Logistics Review" RAND Project Air Force Publication (2005).

  • "Beyond Close Air Support: Forging a New Air-Ground Partnership" RAND Project Air Force Publication (2005).

  • "Lessons from Operation Iraqi Freedom." RAND Project Air Force Publication (2005).

  • "The Peacetime Tempo of Air Mobility Operations: Meeting Demand and Maintaining Readiness." by Brian G. Chow, RAND Project Air Force Publication (2003).

  • "C-17A: OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM Employment/Depolyment: Lessons Observed (This Ain't Your Daddy's Airlifter)." Michael R. Shanahan, Lt Col, USAF. (Air War College, Air University, 2003)

  • "C-17 Background Information." Boeing FAQ (October 2003)

  • "C-17 Airframe Specifications." Boeing FAQ (October 2003)

  • "Tankers and Lifters for a Distant War." (Air Force Magazine, January 2002).

  • "Air Mobility: the Key to the United States National Security Strategy." Air University Press, 2001

  • "C-17 Cargo Aircraft Program." (Congressional Research Service, March 2000). Basic history of development, appropriations, etc.

  • Poised for the New Millennium: Global Reach of the Air Mobility Command - A Chronology. AMC Office of History, Scott AFB, IL (April 2001). Contains a good deal of C-17 history.
  • "The Evolution of Air Mobility." (Air Force Magazine, February 1998).

  • C-17 News Items

  • In bid to save C-17 line, Boeing proposes new ideas Defense Daily (14 June 2005)

  • "C-17 makes first polar airdrop" AF News (13 April 2005)

  • "Air Force newest cargo carrier prepares for Hawaii," Honolulu Star-Bulletin (23 March 2005)

  • "Kona runway planned for new cargo jets," Honolulu Star-Bulletin (13 March 2005)

  • "Boeing Begins Assembly on 1st USAF C-17 Based Outside Continental U.S.," Boeing News Release (21 March 2005)

  • "Airlifts run out of Scott lighten convoys' load," StLouisToday.com (16 December 2004)

  • "Boeing C-17 Becomes McGuire Air Force Base's First New Aircraft Since '60s," Boeing News Release (23 September 2004)

  • "C-17 testers airdrop Army Stryker mobile gun system," AF New (19 August 2004)

  • "C-17 Crew wins 2003 Mackay Trophy," AF News (26 March 2004)

  • "U.S. Military Flies Large Cargo of Nuclear Gear Out of Libya" Wall Street Journal (28 January 2004)

  • "Decorated McChord crew recounts enemy attack," 62 AW Public Affairs (6 January 2004)

  • "C-17 Combat Training," Aviation Week & Space Technology (5 January 2004)

  • "C-17 debuts in exercise," AF News (17 December 2003)

  • "The Air Bridge: Taking Supplies to the Troops," New York Times (12 December 2003)

  • "Workhorse in the Sky," The News Tribune (Tacoma, WA, 11 December 2003)

  • "Boeing C-17 Awarded Highest CMMI Rating," Boeing news release (4 December 2003)

  • "C-17 crews conduct historic airborne operation," AF News (27 March 2003)


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