Leadership fired. Nuclear stewardship in question. Tanker replacement effort in limbo. Noxious charges of "next-war-itis" washing over the service. ... Surely, this is a bad time to be part of the US Air Force, right? No, not right, says former Air Force Secretary Michael W. Wynne. Quite the contrary, actually. Despite the negativity of political and media reports generated inside the Washington, D.C., beltway, the Air Force is, in fact, accomplishing great feats, making a difference in the Global War on Terror, and even winning converts on Capitol Hill, Wynne said in an extensive late July interview. He spoke at length with Air Force Magazine five weeks after formally stepping down from the service's top civilian post. "The Air Force was being heard" in the halls of Congress, says Wynne of his final months in office. "Our arguments were resonating." Wynne served for some two-and-a-half years as the 21st Air Force civilian leader before Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates ousted him on June 5 in a leadership shake-up that also brought down the Chief of Staff, Gen. T. Michael Moseley.
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机译：领导被解雇了。有关核管理的问题。油轮更换工作陷入困境。 “下一次战争”的有害费用冲刷了该服务。 ...当然，现在是加入美国空军的糟糕时机，对吗？不，不对，前空军部长迈克尔·W·韦恩说。实际上，恰恰相反。 Wynne在接受采访时说，尽管华盛顿特区的环城公路上产生的政治和媒体报道都是负面的，但事实上，空军正在取得巨大成就，在全球反恐战争中发挥了重要作用，甚至赢得了国会山的convert依者。 7月下旬的一次广泛采访。在正式辞去空军一职的最高平民职务后的五个星期，他与《空军杂志》进行了详尽的交谈。永利在任职的最后几个月说：“在国会大厅听到“空军”的声音。 “我们的论点引起共鸣。”韦恩在国防部长罗伯特·盖茨（Robert M. Gates）于6月5日领导层改组中将他辞职之前，曾担任美国空军第21届空军领导人长达两年半之久，而后者还推翻了参谋长T.Gen。迈克尔·莫斯利
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