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The cover story explores how health care providers in low- and middle-income countries can effectively prevent hundreds of thousands of diarrhea-related childhood deaths a year. In The Q&A, Alex Stark discusses why U.S. policy has failed in Yemen.
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Enhancing Cybersecurity and Cyber Resiliency of Weapon Systems: Expanded Roles Across a System's Life Cycle

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Integrating Recruiting and Marketing for the Total Air Force

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The Department of the Air Force cannot confidently apply artificial intelligence and machine learning systems to human resource management without an analytic framework to evaluate and augment their safety. The authors developed such a framework.
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Investments in U.S. Air Force training infrastructure to improve readiness assessment can better inform decisions amid changing environments, an increased pace of warfare, and the potential loss of superiority.
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Findings and Recommendations for Funding Technology-Related Business Initiatives in the Department of the Air Force

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As it stands now, airmen are being asked to pick up the pieces when communications networks and chains of command break. Mission command could be the means to succeed in the future, but only after the USAF does the hard work now to make organizational changes and define a viable construct to guide their efforts.

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