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An aerial close up view of a US Air Force T-37 Tweet aircraft from the 71st Flying Training Wing, 8th Flying Training Squadron "Eightballers" Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma. The T-37 Tweet is a twin-engine jet used for training undergraduate pilots in the fundamentals of aircraft handling and instrument, formation and night flying. Back cover photo of the June 2000 AIRMAN Magazine and part of the article "Silver Wing Strut" describing Joint-service pilot training at Vance AFB, Oklahoma

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