Giving Certain Powers the business for a change would be a joy—but it must not backfire—and here at last was the perfect recoilless diddle! In 1962, the United States Air Force found itself possessed of a formidable tool of battle, a radar resistant airplane. While this was the occasion for much rejoicing among the Defense Department members who were cleared for Top Secret, this national-defense solution merely posed a greater problem: What should we do with it? "There must," said the Secretary