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Few military aviation missions generate the spectrum of passions associated with close air support. Fighter-bomber pilots have typically performed such ground-attack missions with some reluctance, knowing that by flying low and slow they’re more vulnerable to anti-aircraft fire. For ground-pounder specialists, whose job during wartime is to eliminate enemy targets that pose a threat to …
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