Government Executive Vol. 38 No.15

FEATURES

• Flight Check
  Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley discusses the service's priorities and the role of air power in an uncertain world.
• Since 9/11
  Government Executive looks at some of the far-reaching effects.
  By Katherine McIntire Peters and Zack Phillips
• Tilting at Windmills
  George Nesterczuk exits the Office of Personnel Management, his efforts to reshape the Defense and Homeland Security bureaucracies far from complete.
  By Karen Rutzick

NEWS+ANALYSIS

• Dotty Communications
  DHS muddles federal, state and local information sharing, critics say. By David Perera
• For the Record
  Truth is the first casualty of war. By Katherine McIntire Peters
• Out of Chaos
  From the mess after August's plane-bombing plot come new orders for TSA and its staff. By Zack Phillips and Jonathan Marino
• Protecting Privacy
  Maureen Cooney finessed the fine line between national security and citizens' rights at DHS. By Daniel Pulliam
• Praying for Priests
  The Army struggles to find non-Protestant clergy to serve soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. By Jen DiMascio

• Leadership Profile

  Doctor in the House
  DHS' first chief medical officer brings his bedside manner to disaster management. By Zack Phillips

ADVICE+DISSENT

• Managing Technology

  Looking on The Bright Side
  A perfect world of federalwide enterprise architecture is alluring but elusive. By David Perera

• Management Matters

  Life-and-Death Decisions
  Even the smallest choices can have huge effects. By Brian Friel

• Political World

  The Incumbent Advantage
  Ousting the GOP majority is harder than it looks. By Charles Mahtesian

• Viewpoint

  A Formula for Success
  Sometimes you have to shake up the status quo. By Adrian Wolfberg

IN EVERY ISSUE

• Editor's Notebook
  Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley on the strengths and troubles of the Air Force.
• Letters
• The Buzz
  Live from Iraq, a West Point for feds and true oversight.
• Outlook
  Lessons from 10 years of electronic publishing. By Tom Shoop

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