Being 'always there' comes at a cost to our airmen, equipment, and infrastructure; we are now at a tipping point.
STEPHEN W. WILSON: “Being 'always there' comes at a cost to our airmen, equipment, and infrastructure; we are now at a tipping point.”
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General Wilson highlights the impact of sustained commitments on Air Force readiness.
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