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a special honor to hit before hairm you today withan three men i consider to be friends mentors ecial and heroes. my pride in the air force and the airmen that give it life hasn't changed since the last li time a peered edfei appeared before you. n when we deployed operation desert storm -- >> repeat that again. repeat that. >> ai we'rerha now the smallest air force we have ever been, chairman. when we deployed to operation desert storm in 1990 the air force had 188 fighter squadrons. 19 today, we have 54 and we're headed to 49 in the next couple 5 of years. in 1990 there were 511,000 00 active duty airmen alone. today, we have 200,000 fewer than that. and as those numbers came down the operational tempo went up.s your air force is fully engaged. all the excess capacity is gone.he and now more than ever we need a ne capable, fully ready force. we simply don't have a bench to . go to. s and we can't continue to cut for force structures as we have beenf doing to pay costs of readiness and modernization. we will risk being too small to risk succeed in the task we have already been given.