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AIR POWER AND WARFARE: A SUPPLEMENT

INTRODUCTION

This highly selective bibliography supplements the original bibliographydeveloped in 1978 by Ms. Betsy C. Kysely, to support the Eighth Military HistorySymposium. While this bibliography focuses primarily on materials published since theearlier bibliography was developed, it does include some significant materials that werepublished prior to 1978, but that were omitted from that edition. Emphasis in thissupplement is on scholarly analysis of air power itself and scholarly depictions of itshistory. Like most editions of the United State Air Force Academy Directorate ofLibraries' publication, Special Bibliography Series, this compilation is limited to currentholdings of the Academic Library at the Academy. It includes books, reports,government documents, and journal articles. Excluded are pictorial works, newspaperarticles, works of fiction, studies of the technology of aircraft and associated weaponry,and items focused on the general history of aviation. Readers wanting information onthe history of aviation, certainly prior to the Wright Brothers, are encouraged to consultthe U. S. Air Force Academy Friends of the Library publication, The Genesis of Flight:The Aeronautical History Collection of Colonel Richard Gimbel.

, This bibliography, Number 99 in the Library's Special Bibliography Series, wascompiled by Mr. Elwood L. White, Military History Bibliographer and Reference Librarian,who also prepares a biennial bibliography to support the Aqademy's on-going MilitaryHistory Symposia. Questions or comments about this edition of the SpecialBibliography Series may be addressed to Mr. White at:

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the Academy Library's Gift and Exchanges program, we hope that this publication will bebeneficial to you and your patrons. Libraries wishing to be added to the AcademyLibrary's Gifts and Exchanges Program may write to: Library Gifts and ExchangesProgram, at the address shown above.

Finally, this bibliography is dedicated to Ms. Betsy C. Kysely, creator of the firstedition of the Air Power and Warfare bibliography and for many years Reference BranchChief. Please see the dedicatory page for additional information on Ms. Kysely'sdistinguished career.

XEdad Scott Ph.D.Director of LibrariesU.S. Air Force AcademyMarch 2002

DEDICATION TOElizabeth "Betsy" Coxe Kysely

USAFA Reference Librarian, 1964 - 1988

This edition of the U.S. Air Force Academy Directorate of Libraries SpecialBibliography Series is dedicated to Betsy" Kysely, who served on the library stafffrom January 1964 until June 1988. It was Ms. Kysely who produced the firstedition of this bibliography in 1978.

She is remembered by her friends and colleagues as being dedicated,energetic, and loyal; a colleague willing to assume any task or project, and aperson who exemplified the Academy's core values of integrity first, servicebefore self, and excellence in all that she did.

In 1977 she was appointed Chief of the Reference Branch, a position sheheld until her retirement in 1988. Her services were exemplary. She establishedregular, but focused, reference staff meetings that enhanced communication andimproved reference services. She scheduled staff to cover the reference deskfor all the hours that the library was open-92 hours per week-but stillscheduled all staff to be together at work for at least six hours per week. As newtechnologies developed, she took a leadership role in making sure the librarywas making optimum use of these new efficient sources. Some of theseincluded utilization of the OCLC for both cataloging and interlibrary loans, theinitiation of the first on-line bibliographic database, and the installation of the firston-line integrated library system. During the library's 45,000 square footexpansion, she organized her staff to provide consistently superior service whilecollections were being moved and service desks were being relocated, not once,but several times as the construction progressed.

As an exemplary supervisor she undertook every task that she asked herstaff to do so that she understood what her subordinates would be required to doand how the library supported those tasks. She directed a total review by theSubject Bibliographers/Reference Librarians of the entire collection to eliminatesuperceded or obsolete materials while adding materials in areas of thecollection identified as being weak. This review saved thousands of dollars byeliminating materials that were of minimal use and avoiding the costs of enteringthem in the library's recently acquired on-line catalog. To the benefit of cadetsand faculty, she developed strong general library-orientation programs that wereplaced on videotapes to relieve staff of repetitious tasks.

Her devotion to duty, her caring for subordinates and colleagues, and herprofessional expertise still provide a model for librarians who served with her aswell as for those who serve at the Academy, but never worked here when shewas Chief of Reference Services. In the more recent past, Ms. Kysely continuesto serve as a volunteer in the Reference Branch that she so expertly developedand enhanced. For all that she did and continues to do for the Academy and forher superior leadership, we dedicate this "Air Power and Air Warfare BibliographySupplement" to her.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

REFERENCE WORKS ............................................................................................... 1

GENERAL STUDIES ............................................................................. 2

HISTORICAL OVERVIEWS ................................................................. 8

LEADERS AND THINKERS .................................................................. 1I

STRATEGIC AIR POWER ................................................................... 17

TACTICAL AIR POWER ..................................................................... 20

EXPEDITIONARY AIR POWER ............................................................ 25

AIRLIFT AND LOGISTICS ................................................................. 27

NAVAL AVIATION ............................................................................ 30

AIR POWER IN LIMITED WAR ............................................................ 35

PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS ......................................... 38

EARLY MILITARY AVIATION ............................................................ 41

WORL D W AR I ................................................................................. 43

THE INTERWAR PERIOD ............................................ 47

WORLD WAR If - GENERAL STUDIES ................................. 51

WORLD WAR II - BRITAIN .............................................. .............. 54

WORLD WAR II - GERMANY .............................................................. 56

WORLD WAR 1I - JAPAN .................................................... ............ 59

WORLD WAR II - RUSSIA ................................................................... 61

WORLD WAR II - UNITED STATES ........................ . . .................... 63

AIR POWER IN A NUCLEAR AGE ....................................................... 68

THE KOREAN WAR .......................................................................... 70

THE VIETNAMESE CONFLICT ............................................................ 72

OTHER RECENT CONFLICTS .............................................................. 76

TIlE PERSIAN GULF CRISIS .................................................................. 77

CONTEMPORARY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS .................................. 82

THEFUTURE ................................................................................... 85

BIBLIOGRAPIIIES ........................................................................... 88

REFERENCE WORKS

BOOKS, REPORTS, AND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

The Encyclopedia of World Air Power. Edited by Bill Gunston. New York:Crescent, 1980.(Ref UGH 21 .E56)

Dunn, J. R. "Air Power." In The International Military Encyclopedia, edited byNorman Tobias. 4 vols. Gulf Breeze, FL: Academic Intl., 1998. v. 4, 51-95.(Ref U 24 .159 v. 4)

International Military and Defense Encyclopedia. Edited by Trevor N. Dupuy et al.6 vols. Washington; New York: Brassey's, 1993.See appropriate headings in List of Articles, p. xxiii.(RefU 24.158 1993)

March, Daniel J., et al, eds. The Aerospace Encyclopedia of Air Warfare. 2 vols.London: Aerospace, 1997.(Ref UGK 21 .A252 1997)

Martin, Glen W. "Military Aviation." In Encyclopedia of the American Military, editedby John E. Jessup and Louise B. Ketz. 3 vols. New York; Toronto: Scribner's;Maxwell Macmillan, 1994. v. 3, 1495-1524.(Ref UA 23 .E56 1994 v. 3)

GENERAL STUDIES


Air University, School of Advanced Airpower Studies. The Paths of Heaven: TheEvolution of Airpower Theory Ed Phillip S. Mcilinger. Ma~xwell AFB, AL:Air Uni'ersity Pr.. 1997.(UGK 21 .P375 1997; Gov Doc D 301.26/6:P27 Gov Doc MF D 301.26/6:P27)

Ball, Desmond, ed. Air Power: Global Developments and Australian Perspectives.Rushcuttcrs Bay, NSW: Pergamon-Brassey's, 1988.(UGK 65 .A8 A52 1988)

Bowie, Christopher 1. et al. Trends in the Global Balance of Airpower. Santa Monica,CA: Rand, 1995.(Report L.it RAND MR-47,/l-AF)

-....- Trends in the Global Balance of Airpower: SupportinE Data. Santa Monica, CA:Rand, 1995.(Report Lit RAND MR-478/2-AF)

Builder, Carl H. The Icarus Syndrome: the Role of Air Power Thcor' in the Evolutionand Fate of the U.S. Air Force. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction, 1994.(UGB 5 .B79 1994)

Burkhart, John S. One More Time- Can Airpower Win the War? Newport, RI: NavalWar College, 1992.(Report Lit MF ADA 253 220)

B~man, Daniel, Matthew C. Waxman. and Eric Larson. Air Power as a CoerciveInstrument. Santa Monica, CA: Rand, 1999.(Report Lit RAND MR- 1061-AF)

Carter, John R. Airpower and the Cult of the Offensive. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, 1998.(UGB 7 .C323 1998)

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Eaker, Ira C. "Some Observations on Air Power." In Air Power and Warfare:The Proceedings of the 81h Military History Symposium. Edited byAlfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of AFHistory; USAF Academy, 1979. 348-359(UGB 789 1978; Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

Essays on Air and Space Power. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1997. 2 vols.(UGK 21 .E78 1997)

Felker. Edward J. Airpower. Chaos, and Infrastructure: Lords of the Rines. MaxwellAFB, AL: Air War College, 1998.(Report Lit ADA 354 043)

Gerber, David K. Adaptive Command and Control of Theater Airpower. Maxwell AFB,AL: Air University Pr., 1999.(Report Lit ADA 364 067)

Gooch, John, ed. Airpower: Theory and Practice. London; Portland, OR: Cass, 1995.(UGH 21 .A298 1995)

Howard, Ernest G. Demand the Advantage: When Is Airpower Central to a Campaign?Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, [1992].(UGK 21 .H848 1992)

Kohn, Richard H., and Joseph P. Harahan. Air Superiority in World War II and Korea:An Interview with Gen. James Fereuson, Gen. Robert M. Lee. Gen. WilliamMomyer, and Lt. Gen. Elwood R. Quesada. Washington: Office of Air ForceHistory, 1983.(Gov Doc D 301.96:Ai 7; D 790 .A73 1983)

Lambert, Andrew. The Dynamics of Air Power. Bracknell: RAF Staff College, 1996.(UGH 21 .L222 1996)

Lowe, James T. A Philosophy of Air Power. Lanham, MD: UP of America, 1984.(UGK 21 .L91 1984)

Lumpkin, Phillip R. Role of the Bomber in Integrated Air Power. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, [1988].(UGB 907 .A433 88-161; Report Lit MF ADA 202 771)

Mason, R. A. Air Power: An Overview of Roles. London: Brassey's, 1987.(UGK 251 .M41 1987)

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ed. War in the Third Dimension: Essays in Contemporary Air Power. London;Washington: Brasscy's, 1986.(UGK 2 1 VW3 1986)

Mattson, Roy M. Proiecting American Airpower: Should We Buy Bombers. Carrirs,or Fiebiters? Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1992.(UGIC 21 .M444 1992)

Mlyers. Grover E. Aerospace Power: The Case for Indivisible Application. MaxwellAFB, AL: Air University Pi., 1986m(Go% Doc D 301.26/6:AE 8)

Pape, Robert A. Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War, Ithaca: CorrellUiP, 1996.(UGK 207 mP214 1996)

Parrish, Noel F. The Influence of Air Poswer upon Historians. [Colorado Springs],USAF Academy, 1979.(UGB 5.1838)

Sherry, Michael S. The Rise of American Air Power: The Creation of Armnageddon.Ness Haven: Yale UP, 1987.(UGK 27 .555 1987)

Tighe, Thomas R. Effects of Airposer and Complex Adaptive Apents- An InitialInvcstiZation. Wri ght- Patterson AFB. OH: AF Inst. Of Technology, 1999.(Report Lit NSIF ADA 361 59i)

Treadsway, C. G. C. More Than Just a Nuisance:_ When Aerial Terror Bombing Works.Maxwvell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., [1998](U6K 207 .-T784 1998; Gov Doe D 301.26/6-9:N91)

Van Creveld. Martin L. Air Powver and Maneuver Warfare. M~axwell AI'B, AL: AirUniversity Pr.. 1994.(U 250 .V26 1994; Gov Doe ME D 301 .2616:M3 I)

Watts. Barry, D. The Foundations of U.S Air Doctrine: The Problem of friction in War.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1984.(Goy Doe D 301.26/6:D 65)

WVestenhoff. Charles M., comp. Military Air Power: The CADRE Ditzest of Air PosverOpinions and Thoughts. Maxwsell AFB, AL: Atr Universtty Pr.; Washington:GPO, (1990].(Gov Doe D 301.26/6:AI 7nl; UGK 21 mW396 1990)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Barber, Deb. "Aerial Coercion: What Does It Mean and Can It Work?" Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 2 (Autumn 1999): 64-75

Belote, Howard D. "Paralyze or Pulverize? Liddell Hart, Clausewitz, and TheirInfluence on Air Power Theory." Strategic Review 27 (Winter 1999): 40-46

Bingham, Price T. "The Second Airpower Revolution." Marine Corps Gazette 84(Jan 2000): 23-26

-----.. "Theater Warfare, Movement, and Airpower." Airpower Journal 12 (Summer1998): 15-26

Builder, Carl H. "Doctrinal Frontiers." Airpower Journal 9 (Winter 1995): 6-13

De Seversky, Alexander P. "A Lecture on Air Power." Pt. 1, Air University QuarterlyReview 1 (Fall 1947): 25-41; pt. 2, 1 (Winter 1947): 23-40

Dippold, Marc K. "Air Occupation: Asking the Right Questions." Airpower Journal 11(Winter 1997): 69-84

Drew, Dennis M. "We Are an Aerospace Nation." Air Force Magazine 73 (Nov 1990):32-36

Dugan, Michael J. "Air Power- Concentration, Responsiveness, and the OperationalArt." Military Review 69 (July 1989): 12-21

Edmonds, David K. "In Search of High Ground: The Airpower Trinity and the DecisivePotential of Airpower." Aimpower Journal 12 (Spring 1998): 4-21

Endersby, Gary, and Barry Fulbright. "Effects-Based Airpower." Airpower Journal12 (Winter 1998): 89-98

Erskine, J. W. "Air Power and Joint Warfare- Time to Reflect." Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 2 (Summer 1999): 126-135

Finelli, Frank. "Transforming Aerospace Power." Airpower Journal 13 (Summer 1999):4-14

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Fogleman, Ronald R. "Aerospace Doctrinc: More than Just a Theory." AirpoweJournal 10 (Summer 1996): 40-47

Ganyard, Stephen T. "Where Air Power Fails.'" U.S. Naval Tist. Proceedings 122(Jan 1995): 36-39

Gray, Peter W. "Air Power and Joint Doctrine: An RAF Perspective." Royal AiForce Air Power Review 3 (Winter 2000): 1-12

Gunzinger, Mark A. "Airpower as a Second Front." Airpowcr Journal 9 (Fall 1995):63-73

Hallion, Richard P. "Airpower and the Changing Nature of Warfare." Joint ForceOuarterly 17 (Autumn-Winter 1997-98): 39-46

Lambcth. Benjamin S. "Bounding the Air Poswer Debate." Strategic Review 25 (Fall1997): 42-55

Larson, Robert F. "Role of Airpower." Army 48 (Mar 1998): 8-10

Mann, Edward. "One Target, One Bomb- Is the Principle of Mass Dead?" AirooweJournal 7 (Spring 1993): 35-43: Military Review 73 (Sept 1993): 33-41

McCrabb, Maris. "Air Campaign Planning." Airpower Journal 7 (Summer 1993): 7-22

Meilinger. Phillip S. "Air Supremacy: Use It or Lose It." Armed Forces JournalInternational 132 (Nov 1994): 26-27

------. "Ten Propositions Regarding Airpower." Aipower Journal 10 (Spring 1996): 50+

"Towards a New Airpower Lexicon or Interdiction: An Idea Whose Time hasFinally Gone'?" Airpower Journal 7 (Summer 1993): 39-47

New, Tern' L. "Where to Draw the Line Between Air and Land Battle." Ai, owerJournal 10 (Fall 1996): 34-49

Ogan. Andrew J. "Thinking About Air Pouer." Airpower Journal 3 (Spiing 1989): 43-49

Rynecki, William C. "Transformational Leaders and Doctrine in an Age of Peace:Searching for a Tamer Billy Mitchell." Airiower Journal 12 (Spring 1998): 22-36

Stephens. Alan. "Rethinking Air Power." Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter 23 (June-July 1997): 18+

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* Szafranski, Richard. "Twelve Principles Emerging from 'Ten Propositions'." AiiiowerJournal 10 (Spring 1996): 51+

Walker, Scott. "Unified Field Theory of Coercive Airpower." Airpower Journal 11(Summer 1997): 70-79

Westenhoff, Charles M. "Airpower and Political Culture." Airpower Journal I I (Winter1997): 39-50

Winton, Harold R. "Black Hole in the Wild Blue Yonder: The Need for a ComprehensiveTheory of Air Power." Air Power History 39 (Winter 1992): 32-42

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HISTORICAL OVERVIEWS


Bulow, Hilmer, Freiherr von. Geschichte der Luftwaffe: Eine Kurze Darstellhmg derEntwicklung der Funften Waffe. Frankfurt: Diestcrweg, 1934.(UGH 21 .B93)

Christienne, Charles, et at. Histoire de I'Aviation Militaire Francaise. Paris: Charles-Lavauzelle, 1980.(Spec Coil UGH 903 .C55)

Cooling, Benjamin F. Case Studies in the Achievement of Air Superiority. Washington:Center for Air Force History, 1994.(Gov Doc D 301.8214:SU 7)

Flintham. Victor. Air Wars and Aircraft: A Detailed Record of Air Combat, 1945 to thePresent. New York: Facts on File, 1990.(UGH 21 .F62 1990)

Fuller, John F. Thor's Legions: Weather Support to the U.S. Air Force and Army, 1937-1987. Boston: American Meteorological Society, 1990.(UG 467 .F8 1990)

Higham, Robin, John T. Greenwood, and Von Hardesty, eds. Russian Aviation andAir Power in the Twentieth Century. London; Portland, OR: F. Cass, 1998.(UGH 5171 .R969 1998)

Jackson, Robert. Air War at Night: The Battle for the Ninht Sky Since 1915.Charlottesville, WV: Howell, 2000.(Oversize UGH 3215 .F5 J33 2000)

Johnson, Dana J. Roles and Missions for Conventionally Armed Heavy Bombers: AnHistorical Perspective. Santa Monica, CA: Rand, 1994.(Report Lit RAND N-3481-AF)

Keaney, Thomas A. Aircraft and Air Doctrinal Development in Great Britain 1912 to1914. Diss., U of Michigan, 1975.(LB 2379 1975 .K24)

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McClendon, R. Earl. The Question of Autonomy for the United States Air Arm. 1907-1945. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1950.(UGH 224 .M!2)(Rev. ed., 1954, titled Autonomy of the Air Arm, UGH 224 .M12 1954; reissued1993: UGH 224 .M12 1993; also reissued 1996: Gov Doe D 301.82/7:AU 8)

Mead, Peter. The Eye in the Air: History of Air Observation and Reconnaissance for theArmy, 1785-1945. London: HMSO, 1983.(UGK 141 .M47 1983)

Overy, Richard 3. "Air Power and Warfare: A Historical Overview." In Air Power:Promise and Reality. Edited by Mark K. Wells. Chicago: Imprint, 2000.1-6(UG 625 .A37 2000)

Parrish, Noel. "The Influence of Air Power Upon Historians." In Air Power andWarfare: The Proceedings of the 8" Military History Symposium. Edited byAlfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of AF History;USAF Academy, 1979. 3-20

Stokesbury, James L. A Short History of Air Power. New York: Morrow, 1986.(UGK 21 .S87 1986)

Streater, Donald A. Airpower Theory and Application: An Historical Perspective.Ft Leavenworth, KS: Army Command & General Staff College, 1980.(UGH 203 .S19 1980; Report Lit MF ADA 095 476)

Warner, Edward. "Douhet, Mitchell, Seversky: Theories of Air Warfare." In Makers ofModem Strategy: Military Thought from Machiavelli to Hitler. Edited by EdwardM. Earle. Princeton: Princeton UP, 1943. 485-503.(U 39 .El)

Winnefeld, James A., and Dana J. Johnson. Joint Air Operations: Pursuit of Unity inCommand and Control, 1942-1991. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1993.(U 260 .W57 1993)

Yonay, Ehud. No Margin for Error: the Making of the Israeli Air Force. New York:Pantheon, 1993.(UGH 1621 .Y66 1993)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Boyne, Walter J. "Spirit of Bill), Mitchell." Air Force Magazine 79 (June 1996): 66-72

Creveld, Martin van. 'The Rise and Fall of Air Power." MHfH)The Quarterly Journal ofMilitary History 8 (Spring 1996): 76-81

Ermre, Eugene M. 'The Impact of Air Power upon History." Air University QuarterlyReview 2 (Winter 1948): 1-13

Glock, Johnr R, "Evolution of Air Force Targeting." AW jXtz 8 (Fall 1994):14-28

Gunzinger, Mark A. "Toward a Flexible Theater Air Warfare Doctrine." Air PowerHistory 43 (Winter 1996): 50-57

Howard, Michael. "Concept of Air Power: An Historical Appraisal." Air PowerHistory 42 (Winter 1995): 4-11

Meilinger, Phillip S. "Impact of Technology and Design Choice on the Development ofU. S. Fighter Aircraft." American Aviation Historical Society Journal 36(Spring 1991): 60-69

Milton, T. Ross. "Strategic Airpower: Retrospect and Prospect." Strategic Review19 (Spring 1991): 7-15

Overy, Richard. "Doctrine Not Dogma: Lessons from the Past." Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 3 (Spring 2000): 32-46

Richardson, R. Dan. "Development of Air Power Concepts and Air Combat Techniquesin the Spanish Civil War." Air Power History 40 (Spring 1993): 13-21

"The Strategic Bomber: A Quarterly Review Staff Monograph." Air UniversityOuarterly Review 8 (Summer 1955): 88-137

Wilhelm, Karen S. "Heritage." Airpower Journal 11 (Fall 1997): 114-118

Wilson, Don. "Origins of aTheory of Air Strategy." Aerospace Historian 18 (Spring1971): 19-25

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LEADERS AND THINKERS

BOOKS, REPORTS. AND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

Anders, Curt. Fighting Airmen. New York: Putnam's, 1966.(UGB 290 .A54)

Armstrong, William J. "William A. Moffett and the Development of NavalAviation." In Aviation's Golden Age: Portraits from the 1920s and 1930s.Edited by William M. Leary. Iowa City: U of Iowa, 1989. 60-73.(TLB 291 .A957 1989)

Arpee, Edward. From Frigates to Flat-Tops: The Story of the Life and Achievementsof Rear Admiral William Adger Moffett, U.S.N., "the Father of NavalAviation," October 31, 1869-April 4, 1933. [Lake Forest, IL: s.l., 1953].(VGB 291 .M6 A68)

Ash, Eric. Sir Frederick Sykes and the Air Revolution, 1912-1918. London;Portland, OR: Cass, 1999.(UGB 291 .S983 A3 1999)

Boyle, Andrew. Trenchard. London: Collins, 1962.(DA 89.6 .T79B)

Boyne, Walter J. Aces in Command: Fighter Pilots as Combat Leaders. Washington:Brassey's, 2001.(UG 626 .B69 2001)

Coffey, Thomas M. HAP: The Story of the U.S. Air Force and the Man WhoBuilt It, General Henry H. "Hay" Arnold. New York: Viking, 1982.(UGB 291 .A76C)

Coffey, Thomas M. Iron Eagle: The Turbulent Life of General Curtis LeMay.New York: Crown, 1986.(UGB 291 .L5 C67 1986)

Copp, DeWitt S. A Few Great Captains: The Men and Events That Shaped theDevelopment of U.S. Air Power. McLean, VA: EPM Publications, [1989].(UGH 207 .C78 1989)

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Daso, Dik A. Architects of American Air Supremacy: Gen Hap Arnold and Dr Theodorevon Karman. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1997.(Gov Doc D 301.26/2:AR 2/2)

Hap Arnold and the Evolution of American AirTower. Washington: SmithsonianInst., 2000.(UGB 291 .A755 A3 2000)

Davis, Richard G. Carl A. Spaatz and the Air War in Europe. Washington: Centerfor Air Force History, 1993.(Gov Doc D 301.82/7: SPI)

Doolittle, James H., and Carroll V. Glines. 1 Could Never Be So Lucky Again: AnAutobiography. New York: Bantam, 1991.(UGB 291 .D69d)

DuPre, Flint 0. Hap Arnold: Architect of American Air Power. New York:Macmillan [1972].(UGB 291 .A75D)

Fadok, David S. John Boyd and John Warden: Air Power's Quest for StrategicParalysis. Maxwell AB, AL: Air University Pr., [1995].(UGB 901 .1995 .F326; Gov Doc D 301.26/6-9: B68)

Glines, Carroll V. Jimmy Doolittle, Master of the Calculated Risk. New York:Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1980.(UGB 291 .D69G 1980)

Griffith, Charles. The Ouest: Haywood Hansell and American Strategic Bombing inWorld War TI. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air U., [1999].(UGB 291 .H241 G853 1999)

Hansell, Haywood S. The Strategic Air War Against Germany and Japan: A Memoir.Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1986.(Gov Doc D 301.96:ST 8)

Head, William P. Every Inch a Soldier: Augustine Warner Robins and the Building ofU. S. Airpower. College Station: Texas A & M UP, 1995.(UGB 291 .R651 H42 1995)

Holley, I. B., Jr. "General Carl Spaatz and the Art of Command." lit Air Leadership:Proceedings of a Conference at Boiling Air Force Base April 13-14, 1984.Edited by Wayne Thompson. Washington: Office of Air Force History,1986. 15-36.(Gov Doc D 301.96:L46)

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Hone, Thomas C. "Navy Air Leadership: Rear Admiral William A. Moffett as Chiefof the Bureau of Aeronautics." In Air Leadership: Proceedings of a Conference atBolling Air Force Base April 13-14, 1984. Edited by Wayne Thompson.Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1986. 83-117.(Gov Doc D 301.96: L46)

Hurley, Alfred F. Mitchell and Aviation: The Aeronautical Ideas of General William"Billy" Mitchell. in. p., 19631.(Spec Coll UGB 291 .M68H 1963)

Huston, John W. "The Wartime Leadership of 'Hap' Arnold." In Air Power andWarfare: The Proceedings of the 8 Military History Symposium. Edited byAlfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of AF History;USAF Academy, 1979. 168-185(UGB 789 1978; Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

Meilinger, Phillip S. Hoyt S. Vandenberg. the Life of a General. Bloomington:Indiana UP, 1989.(E 840.5 .V36 M45 1989; Gov Doc D 301.82/7: H85)

Mets, David R. "Carl Spaatz: A Model for Leadership?" In Air Leadership: ProceedingsOf a Conference at Bolling Air Force Base April 13-14, 1984. Edited by WayneThompson. Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1986. 3-14.(Gov Doc D 301.96: L46)

------ Master of Airpower: General Carl A. Spaatz. Novato, CA: Presidio, 1988.(UGH 207 .M48 1988)

Mohn, William T. Leaders in Air Doctrine, Theory, and Practice. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, 1976.(UGB 907 .A42 6011)

Orange, Vincent. Conineham: A Biography of Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham KCB,KBE, DSO, MC, DFC, AFC. Washington: Center for Air Force History, 1992.(UGB 291 .C751 073; Gov Doc D 301.82/7:C 76; library also has 1990 Britishedition: UGB 290 .C751 073 1990)

Parton, James. "Air Force Spoken Here": General Ira Eaker and the Command of theAir. Bethesda, MD: Adler& Adler, 1986.(UGB 291 .ElI P27 1986)

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Probert, Henry A. "DeWitt Copp's Portrait of American Air Leadership." In AirLeadership: Proceedings of a Conference at Bolling Air Force Base April 13-14 1984. Edited by Wayne Thompson. Washington: Office of Air Force History,1986. 59-71.(Gov Doc D 301.96: L46)

Reynolds, Clark G. Admiral John H. Towers: The Struggle for Naval Air Supremacy.Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1991.(V 63 .T68 R49 1991)

Reynolds, Jon A. Education and Training for High Command: General Hoy S.Vandenberg's Early Career. Diss., Duke University, 1980.(Spec CoIl LB 2378 1980 .R46)

Richards, Denis. Portal of Hungerford: The Life of Marshal of the Royal Air Force,Viscount Portal of Hungerford, KG, GCB, OM. DSO, MC. London:Heinemann, 1977.(UGB 291 .H93R)

Saward, Dudley. Bomber Harris: The Story of Marshal of the Royal Air Force, SirArthur Harris. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1985.(UGB 291 .S27 1985)

Shiner, John F. "Benjamin Foulois and the Fight for an Independent Air Force."In Aviation's Golden Age: Portraits from the 1920s and 1930s. Edited byWilliam M. Leary. Iowa City: U of Iowa, 1989. 74-92.(TLB 291 .A957 1989)

Slessor, John C. The Central Blue: Autobiography. New York: Praeger, (1957].(DA 89.6 .S63)

Trimble, William F. Admiral William A. Moffett: Architect of Naval Aviation.Washington: Smithsonian Inst., 1994.(VGB 291 .M6 T75 19941)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Barnett, Jeffery R. "Great Soldiers on Airpower." Aitpower Journal 12 (Winter1998): 17-28

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Coletta, Paolo E. "Admiral Marc A. Mitscher, USN: A Silhouette." AmericanAviation Historical Society Journal 38 (Spring 1993): 66-74

Coletta, Paolo E. "Apotheosis of Political Strategy: The Third Appointment of RearAdmiral William A. Moffett as Chief of the U. S. Bureau of Aeronautics, 1929."American Aviation Historical Society Journal 36 (Spring 1991): 24-29

Daso, Dik. "Hap Arnold's Early Career in Aviation Techonolgy, 1903-1935."Airpower Journal 10 (Winter 1996): 70-92

------. "Origins of Airpower: Hap Arnold's Command Years and Aviation Tech-nology, 1936-1945." Airpower Journal 11 (Fall 1997): 94-113

Davis, Richard G. "Carl A. Spaatz and the Development of the Royal Air Force-U. S. Army Air Corps Relationship, 1939-1940." Journal of MilitaryHistory 54(Oct 1990): 453-472

Ester, Richard H. "Giulio Douhet- More on Target than He Knew." Airpower Journal4 (Winter 1990): 68-78

Hansell, Haywqod S. "General Laurence S. Kuter 1905-1979." Aerospace Historian27 (Summer/June 1980): 91-94

Hanson, Victor D. "The Right Man." MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History8 (Spring 1996): 56-65 (Curtis LeMay)

Holley, I. B., Jr. "An Air Force General: Laurence Sherman Kuter." AerospaceHistorian 27 (Summer/June 1980): 88-90

Meilinger, Phillip S. "Hoyt S Vandenberg and the Independent Air Force." AiroowerHistor 37 (Fall 1990): 27-36

------. "John C. Slessor and the Genesis of Air Interdiction." RUSI Journal140 (Aug 1995): 43-48

-....- "Proselytiser and Prophet: Alexander P. De Seversky and American Airpower."Journal of Strategic Studies 18 (March 1995): 7-35

Murphy, Timothy G. "A Critique of The Air Campaign." Airpower Journal 8 (Spring1994): 63-74

Parton, James. "General Ira Eaker, Creator of the Eighth Air Force." Air PowerHistory 39 (Fall 1992): 31-34

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Schaffel, Kenneth. "Muir S. Fairchild: Philosopher of Air Power." AerospaceHistorian 33 (Fall 1986): 165-171

Segre, Claudio G. "Douhet in Italy: Prophet without Honor?" Aerospace Historian 26(June 1979): 69-80

Smith, James B. "Some Thoughts on Clausewitz and Airplanes." Air UniversitxReview 37 (May-June 1986): 52-59

Szafranski, Richard. "Szafranski on Ware: The Problems with Bees and Bombs."Airpower Journal 9 (Winter 1995): 94-98

Ware, Lewis. "Ware on Warden: Some Observations of 'The Enemy as a System."'Airpower Journal 9 (Winter 1995): 87-93

Whitten, Robert C. "Sailing into the Sky: Rear Adm. William A. Moffett- 'Father ofNaval Aviation.-' Sea Power 33 (June 1990): 19-20

Wildenberg. Thomas. "Admiral with Wings." U. S. Naval Inst. Proceedings 124(Sept 1998): 70-73 (Rear Admiral Joseph M. Reeves)

Wukovits, John F. "'Nothing is Impossible': Hap Arnold and the Rise of AmericanAir Power." American History Illustrated 19 (June 1984): 56-63

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STRATEGIC AIR POWER


Barlow, Jason B. Strategic Paralysis: An Airpower Theory for the Present.Maxwell APB, AL: Air University Pr., [1994].(UGB 901.1994 .B375; Gov Doc D 301.26/6-9:ST 8)

Berry, Arnold M. Strategic Bombardment: The Legacy of the Air Corps TacticalSchool. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air U., [1987].(UGB 907 .A433 87-018)

Biddle, Tami D. Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare: The Evolution of British andAmerican Ideas about Strategic Bombing, 1917-1945. Diss., Yale U., 1995.(UGK 203..B584 2002)

Buckley, John. Air Power in the Age of Total War. Bloomington: Indiana UP, 1999.(UGK 21 .B924 1999)

Coleman, Gary S. Stratepic Airpower: The Search for the Holy Grail. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, 1996.(Report Lit MF ADA 330 870)

Ehrhard, Tomas P. Making the Connection: An Air Strategy Analysis Framework.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., [1996].(UGK 21 .E49 1996)

Gentile, Gian P. How Effective is Strategic Bombine? Lessons Learned from WorldWar 1 to Kosovo. New York: New York UP, 2001.(UGB 5 .G338 2001)

Givhan, Walter D. The Time Value of Military Force in Modem Warfare: The AirpowerAdvantage. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1996.(Report Lit MF ADA 306 922)

Keaney, Thomas A. Strategic Bombers and Conventional Weapons: Airpower Options.Washington: National Defense U., 1984.(Gov Doc D 5.409:84-4)

Kennett, Lee B. A History of Strategic Bombin . New York: Scribner, 1982.(UGK 207..K36)

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Kohn, Richard H., and Joseph P. Harahan, eds. Strategic Air Warfare: An Interview withGenerals Curtis E. LeMay. Leon W. Johnson. Da% id A. Burchinal. and Jack J.Catton. Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1988.(Gov Doc D 301.96:St 8/2)

Miller, Christopher D. United States Strategic Bombing, 1945-1960: Policy andDoctrine. Thebis, U of Oxford, 1982.(LB 2379 1982 .M647)

Moody, Walton S. Building a Strategic Air Force. Washington: Air Force History andMuseums Program, 1996.(UGB 5 .M817 1996; Gov Doe D 301.82/7: ST 8)

Mrozek, Donald 1. Peace Through Strength: Strategic Air Power and theMobilization of the United States for the Pursuit of Foreign Policy.1945-1955. Diss., Rutgers U., 1972.(UGK 27 .M93)

[Papers on Strategic Air Warfare. n.p., n.d.](UGK 27 P21)

Warden, John A., Mi. The Air Campaign: Planning for Combat. Rev. ed. San Jose:ToExcel, 1998.(UGK 21 .W359 1998; 1" ed., 1988: UGK 21 .W359 1988;Gov Doe D 5.402:A1 7)

Yenne, Bill. SAC, a Primer of Modem Strategic Airpower. Novato, CA: Presidio,11985].(UGH 331 .Y4 1985)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Barlow, Jason B. "Strategic Paralysis: An Air Power Strategy for the Present."Airpower Journal 7 (Winter 1993): 4-15

Chain, John T. "Strategic Bombers in Conventional Warfare." Strategic Review16 (Spring 1988): 23-32

Conversino, Mark J. "Changed Nature of Strategic Air Attack." Parameters 27(Winter 1997 98): 28-41

Fogleman, Ronald R. "Advantage USA: Air Power and Asymmetric Force Strategy."Air Power History 43 (Summer 1996): 4-13

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Kennett, Lee. "Strategic Bombardment in Retrospect." Air Power History 40 (Winter1993): 50-55

Kuehl, Daniel T. "Airpower vs Electricity: Electric Power as a Target for StrategicAir Operations." Journal of Strategic Studies 18 (Mar 1995): 237-266

Metcalf, Arthur G. B. "Strategic Airpower in Conventional Warfare: SomeConsiderations." Strategic Review 19 (Spring 1991): 16-23

Milton, T. Ross. "Strategic Airpower: Retrospect and Prospect." Strategic Review19 (Spring 1991): 7-15

Myers, Gene. "Strategic Attack Is No Myth." U. S. Naval Inst. Proceedings 123(Aug 1997): 36-39

Riccioni, Ernest E. "Strategic Bombing: Always a Myth." U. S. Naval Inst. Proceedings122 (Nov 1996): 49-53

"The Strategic Bomber: A Quarterly Review Staff Monograph." Air UniversityQuarterly Review 8 (Summer 1955): 88-137

Warden, John A. "The Enemy as a System." Airpower Journal 9 (Spring 1995): 40-55

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TACTICAL AIR POWER


Bingham, Price T. Ground Maneuver and Air Interdiction in the Operational Art.Maxwell AFB, AL: CADRE, 1989.(Report Lit ADA 212 899)

-....- Theater Warfare. Movement, and Airpower. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University,1998.(Report Lit ADA 356 663)

Chua, Allan F. How to Employ Airpower on the Battlefield. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, [1990].(UGB 907 .A433 90-C559)

Costello, Peter A. A Matter of Trust: Close Air Support Apportionment and Allocationfor Operational Level Effects. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1997.(UGH 21 .C841 1997; Gov Doc MF D 301.26/6-9:T77)

Davis, Richard G. The 31 Initiatives: A Study in Air Force-Army Cooperation.Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1987.(Gov Doc D 301.82/6:ln 5; Report Lit MF ADA 181 943)

Degovanni, George. Air Force Support of Army Ground Operations: Lessons Learnedduring World War 11, Korea, and Vietnam. Carlisle Barracks, PA: Army WarCollege, 1989.(Report Lit ADA 208 769)

Dowdy, Derrell C. Tactical Airpower: A Strategic Force. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, 1970.(UGB 907 .A42 4110)

Drury, Richard S. USAF Close Air Support. Osceola, WI: Motorbooks, 1991.(UGK 251 .D78 1991)

Halley, James J, The Role of the Fighter in Air Warfare. New York: Ziff-Davis, 1978.(UGK 251 H 18)

Hallion, Richard P. Strike from the Sky: The History of Battlefield Air Attack, 1911-1945. Washington: Smithsonian Inst., 1989.(UGK 251 .H35 1989)

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Isby, David C. Fighter Combat in the Jet Age. London: HarperCollins, 1997.(UGK 251 .176 1997)

Karle, D. D., and J. B. Hall. Integrating Strategic and Tactical Airpower inConventional Warfare: B-52 Employment. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, [1988].(UGB 907 .A433 88-K18; Report Lit ADA 202 217)

Kohn, Richard H., and Joseph P. Harahan, eds. Air Interdiction in World War H, Korea,and Vietnam: An Interview with Gen. Earle E. Partridge. Gen. Jacob E. Smart,and Gen. John W. Vogt, Jr. Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1986.(Gov Doc D 301.96:1n 8)

Lester, Gary R. Mosquitoes to Wolves: The Evolution of the Airborne Forward AirController. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1997.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:M 85; UGK 251 .L642 1997)

Mark, Eduard. Aerial Interdiction: Air Power and the Land Battle in Three AmericanWars. Washington: Center for Air Force History, 1994.(Gov Doc D 301.82/7:AE 8)

O'Brien, Frank J. The Hungry Ti gers: The Fighter Pilot's Role in Modem Warfare,Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Aero, 1986.(UGK 251.0132 1986)

Pelletier, Gerard A. The Aerial Dogfight: A Valid Part of Today's and Tomorrow's AirWar. Ft Leavenworth, KS: Army Command and General Staff College, 1990.(UGK 251 .P44 1991; Report Lit ADA 227 343)

Raines, Edgar F., Jr. Eyes of Artillery: The Origins of Modem U.S. Army Aviation inWorld War H. Washington: Army Center of Military History, 2000.(UGH 207 .R155 2000; Gov Doc D 114A19:AR 7)

Rendall, Ivan. Rolling Thunder: Jet Combat from World War II to the Gulf War.New York: Free Pr., 1999.(UGK 251 .R397 1999)

Shaw, Robert L. Fighter Combat: Tactics and Maneuvering. Annapolis:Naval Inst., 1985.(UGK 251 .S53 1985)

Spick, Mike. Designed for the Kill: The Jet Fighter- Development & Experience.Shrewsbury: Airlife, 1995.(UGH 2151 .S65 1995)

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Fighter Pilot Tactics: The Techniques of Daylight Air Combat. Cambridge:P. Stevens, 1983.(UG 700 .S63 1983)

Walker, Scott G. Targeting for Effect: Analytical Framework for CounterlandOperations. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., [19981.(UGK 21 .W184 1998)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Alam, M. Mahmood. "Tactical Air Power Evolution and Employment from anHistorical-Analytical Perspective." Islamic Defense Review 6 (1981): 3-8

Anglim, Simon. "Boyd Loops, Ace Factors, and Fighter Combat: Some ConceptsRe-Examined." Royal Air Force Air Power Review 2 (Summer 1999): 60-89

Barry, John L., and Joseph Ellis. "An Aerospace View of Urban Operations."U.S. Naval Inst. Proceedings 127 (July 2001): 98-99

Belote, Howard D. "Warden and the Air Corps Tactical School: What Goes AroundComes Around." Airpower Journal 13 (Fall 1999): 39-47

Bingham, Price T. "Air Base Survivability: An Essential Element of Theater AirPower." Air Force Journal of Logistics I I (Winter 1987): 2-5

-....- "Dedicated, Fixed-Wing Close Air Support: A Bad Idea." Armed Forces JournalInterational 125 (Sept 1987): 58-62

Coniglio, Sergio. "Air-to-Air Combat in the 'Stealth' Era: A Tentative Analysis of anIncreasingly Significant Problem." Military Technology 19 (April 1995): 52-57

Gooderson, Ian. "Allied Fighter-Bombers versus German Armour in North-West Europe1944-1945: Myths and Realities." The Journal of Strategic Studies 14 (June1991): 210-231

"Heavy and Medium Bombers: How Successful Were They in the Tactical CloseAir Support Role During World War IT?" The Journal of Strategic Studies15 (Sept 1992): 367-399

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Goodman, Glenn W., Jr. "Close Air Support: Air Strikes on Enemy Troops Remain'Trump Card' for Ground Force Commanders." Armed Forces JournalInternational 139 (Jan 2002): 54+

Haering, George. "How Tactical Air Works." U. S. Naval Inst. Proceedings 108(Nov 1982): 60-65

Hallion, Richard P. "Battlefield Air Support: A Retrospective Assessment." AimowerJournal 4 (Spring 1990): 8-28

Biller, JR., and E. T. Timperlake. "Exploratory Models of Pilot Performance in Air-to-Air Combat." Naval War College Review 34 (Jan-Feb 1981): 82-92

Hosmer, Bradley C. "American Air Power and Grand Tactics." Airpower Journal(Summer 1987): 9-14

Jacobs, W. A. "Tactical Air Doctrine and AAF Close Air Support in the EuropeanTheater, 1944-1945." Aerospace Historian 27 (Mar 1980): 3549

Jones, Brian W. "Close Air Support: A Doctrinal Disconnect." Airpower Journal 6(Winter 1992): 60-71

Kopets, Keith. "The Close Air Support Controversy in Korea." Marine Corns Gazette85 (May 2001): 41-43

Machos, James A. "TACAIR Support for Airland Battle." Air University Review 35(May-June 1984): 16-24

Meyer, Carlton W. "True Nature of Close Air Support is Misunderstood." ArmedForces Journal International 132 (June 1995): 58-59

Patton, James H. "Stealth, Sea Control, and Air Superiority." Airpower Journal 7(Spring 1993): 52-62

Romjue, John L. "The Evolution of the Airland Battle Concept." Air University Review35 (May-June 1984): 4-15

Stroud, William P. "Use and Misuse of Conventional Tactical Air Power." AinowerJournal (Summer 1987): 16-20

Sullivan, W. E., Jr. "History and Development of Close Air Support." Marine CorpsGazette 40 (Nov 1956): 20-24

Walters, A. J. C. "Manoeuvre Warfare and Air Power- the Seven Ts." Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 3 (Autumn 2000): 72-95

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Welch, William 0. "is Fixed-Wing CAS Worh It? U. S. Naval Tnst, Proceedings 120(Sept 1994): 51-55

Wyley, Michael D. "Aviation from the Sea: A New Strategy for a New World." MarineCorps Gazette 82 (May 1998): 28-30

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EXPEDITIONARY AIR POWER


Ben Porat, Yeshayahu, Eitan Haber, and Zeev Schiff. Entebbe Rescue. Trans. by LouisWilliams. New York: Delacorte, 1977.(DS 119.7 .B383513)

Davis, Brian L. Oaddafi, Terrorism, and the Origins of the U.S. Attack on Libya.New York: Praeger, 1990.(E 183.8 .L75 D38 1990)

Glines, Carroll V. The Doolittle Raid: America's Darine First Strike against Japan.West Chester, PA: Schiffer, 1991.(UGB 291 .D69 G561 1991)

Schultz, Duane P. The Doolittle Raid. New York: St. Martin's, 1988.(D 762.25 .T6 S35 1988)

Stephenson, William. 90 Minutes at Entebbe. New York: Bantam, 1976.(DS 119.7 .S69)

Van de Walle, Curt A. Back to the Future: Does History Support the Expeditionary AirForce Concept? Thesis, Air Command and Staff College, 2000.(Report Lit ME ADA 394 980)

Venkus, Roberit E. Raid on Oaddafi: The Untold Story of History's Loneest FighterMission by the Pilot Who Directed It. New York: St. Martin's, 1992,(E 183.8 L75 V46 1992)

Whitcomb, Darrel D. The Rescue of Bat 21. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1998.(DS 559.8 .S4 W47 1998)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Alder, Konrad. "Eye for an Eye, a Tooth for a Tooth. ..the U.S. Airborne StrikeAgainst Libya." Armada International 11 (Jan-Feb 1987): 35-41

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Boyne, Walter J. "El Dorado Canyon." Air Force Manazine 82 (Mar 1999): 56-62

Cordesman, Anthony H. "After the Raid: The Emerging Lessons from the U. S.Attack on Libya." Armed Forces 5 (Aug 1986): 355-360

Harris, Richard. "Raid at Son Tay." American History Illustrated 25 (Mar-Apr 1990):58-67

Kosnik, Mark E. "The Military Response to Terrorism." Naval War College Review53 (Spring 2000): 13-39

Kralljev, Benjamin. Jr. "The Son Tay Raid " Airlift 6 (Winter 1984): 8-15

Prunckun. Henry W., Jr., and Philip B. Mohr. "Military Deterrence of InternationalTerrorism: An Evaluation of Operation El Dorado Canyon." Studies inConflict and Terrorism 20 (July-Sept 1997): 267-280

Stanik, Joseph T. "Welcome to El Dorado Canyon." U.S. Naval Inst. Proceedines122 (Apr 1996): 57-62

Stumpf, Robert E. "Air War with Libya," U. S. Naval Inst. Proceedins 112(Aug 1986): 42-46 1

Zimmerman, Tim. "American Bombing of Libya: A Success for Coercive Diplomacy?"Survival 29 (May-June 1987): 195-214

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AIRLIFT AND LOGISTICS


Anything, Anywhere, Anytime: An Illustrated History of the Military AirliftCommand, 1941-1991. Scott AFB, IL: Military Airlift Command, [1991].(Gov Doc D 301.2:M59/4)

Burkard, Dick J. Military Airlift Command: Historical Handbook, 1941-1984. ScottAFB, IL: Military Airlift Command, [1984].(UGJ 1311 .B95 1984)

Chenoweth, Mary. The Civil Reserve Air Fleet: An Example of the Use of CommercialAssets to Expand Military Capabilities During ContinEencies. Santa Monica:Rand, 1990.(Report Lit RAND N-2838-AF; MF ADA 239 550)

Haulman, Daniel L. Wings of Hope: The U. S. Air Force and Humanitarian AirliftOperations. [Washington]: Air Force History and Museums Program, 1997.(Gov Doc D 301.82/7:W72)

Hazdra, Richard J. Air Mobility: The Key to the United States National SecurityStratey. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 2001.(UC 333 .H39 2001)

Jay, Jimmie L. Evolution of Airlift Doctrine. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air War College,1977.(UGB 907 .A43 93)

Martin, John G. It Began at Imphal: The Combat Cargo Story. Manhattan, KS:Sunflower UP, 1988.(D 790 .M3398 1988)

Miller, Charles E. Airlift Doctrine. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1988.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:D 65/2)

Miller, Roger G. To Save a City: The Berlin Airlift 1948-1949. [Washington]:Air Force History and Museums Program, [1998?].(Gov Doc D 301.82/7: B45)

Owen, Robert C. Creating Global Airlift in the United States Air Force 1945-1977: The Relationship of Power, Doctrine, and Policy. Diss., Duke U.,1992.(LB 2378 1992.097)

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Skorupa. John A. Self-Protective Measures to Enhance Airlift Operations inHostile Environments. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1989.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:Ai 7/6)

Spencer, Otha C. Flving, the Hump: Memories of an Air War. College Station:Texas A & M UP, 1992.(D 790 .S625 1992)

Wragg. David W. Airlift: a History of Military Air Transsort. Novato, CA:Presidio. 1987.(UGJ 1303 .W93 1986)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Adams, John A. "Balancing Strategic Mobility and Tactical Capability."Military Review 68 (Aug 1988): 9-23

Borowski, Harry R. "A Narrow Victory: The Berlin Blockade and the AmericanMilitary Response." Air University Review 33 (July-Aug 1982): 18-30

Boston, Ronald G. "Doctrine by Default: The Historical Origins of TacticalAirlift." Air University Review 34 (May-June 1983): 64-75

Dye, Peter. "Logistics & Air Power- A Failure in Doctrine?" Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 2 (Spring 1999): 26-38

Gropman, Alan L. "The Compelling Requirement for Combat Airlift." AirUniversity Review 33 (July-Aug 1982): 2.15

Launius, Roger D. "Berlin Airlift: Constructive Air Power." Air Power History36 (Spring 1989): 8-22

------. 'The Hump Airlift Operation of WWII." Al 7 (Fall 1985): 8-15

"Lessons Learned, Berlin Airlift." Air Power History 36 (Spring 1989): 23

Leary, William M. "Strategic Airlift: Past, Present, and Future," Air UniversityReview 37 (Sept-Oct 1986): 74-85

Matheson, Mark. "The Rebirtb of Aerial Delivery." Canadian Military Journal2 (Spring 2001): 43-46

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Newton, Richard D. "Second Chindit Expedition: A Case Study in Tactical AirSupply." Airlift 12 (Fall 1990): 16-20

Richardson, R. Dan. "First Military Airlift: Wings Over the Straits of Gibraltar."Aerospace Historian 34 (Summer/June 1987): 122-127

Suit, William. "Logistics of Air Power Projection." Air Power History 38 (Fall1991): 9-20

Todd, David F. "Power Projection Through Airlift- How to Make It Work." AirForce Journal of Logistics 11 (Fall 1987): 18-21+

Weber, John. "The Roots of Strategic Airlift." Airlift: Journal of the Airlift OperationsSchool 4 (Fall 1982): 26-28

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NAVAL AVIATION


Beaver, Paul. The British Aircraft Carrier. 3" ed. Wellingborough, Northamptonshire:Stephens, 1987.(V 874.5 .G7 B4 1987)

Belote, James H., and William M. Belote. Titans of the Seas: The Development andOperations of Japanese and American Carrier Task Forces During World War II.New York: Harper & Row, 1975.(D 767 .B47 1875)

Cronin, Dick. Royal Navy Shipboard Aircraft Developments 1912-1931.Tonbridge: Air-Britain (Historians). 1990.(VG 95 .G7 C7 1990)

Faltum, Andrew. The Essex Aircraft Carriers. Baltimoic: Nautical & Aviation, 1996.(V 874.3 .F35 1996)

Friedman, Norman. British Carrier Aviation: The Evolution of the Ships and TheirAircraft. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1988.(VGH 4157 .F75 1988)

Grey, C. G. Sea-Flyers. London: Faber and Faber, 1942.(VGH 831 .G84)

Hamer, David J. Bombers versus Battleships: The Struggle between Ships and Aircraftfor the Control of the Surface of the Sea. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1998.(V 53 .H36 1998)

Hone, Thomas, Norman Friedman, and Mark D. Mandeles. American & British AircraftCarrier Development, 1919-1941. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1999.(V 874.3 .H56 1999)

Johnson, Brian. Fly Navy: The History of Naval Aviation. New York: Morrow,1981.(VGB 3 .J66)

Kilduff, Peter. US Carriers at War. Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole, 1981.(D 773 .K54)

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Knott, Richard C. A Heritage of Wings: An Illustrated History of Naval Aviation.Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1997.(VG 93 .K58 1997)

Layman, R. D. Before the Aircraft Carrier: The Development of Aviation Vessels,1849-1922. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1989.(V 874 .L38 1989)

-....- The Cuxhaven Raid: The World's First Carrier Air Strike. London: ConwayMaritime, 1985.(D 602 .L38 1985)

-....- To Ascend from a Floating Base: Shipboard Aeronautics and Aviation. 1783-1914. Rutherford, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson UP, 1979.(VGB 3 .L42)

Lehman, John. Aircraft Carriers: The Real Choices. Washington: Center forStrategic and International Studies, 1978.(V 874.3 .L43)

McKay, Ernest A. Carrier Strike Force; Pacific Air Combat in World War 11. NewYork: Messner, 1981.(D 773 .M36)

Melhom, Charles M. Lever for Rearmament: The Rise of the Carrier. Diss., U ofCalifornia, San Diego, 1973.(V 874.3 .M4)

Miller, Jerry. Nuclear Weapons and Aircraft Carriers: How the Bomb Saved NavalAviation. Washington: Smithsonian Inst., 2001.(VG 53 .M55 2001)

Morrison, Wilbur H. Pilots. Man Your Planes! The History of Naval Aviation.Central Point, OR: Hellgate, 1999.(VG 93 .M664 1999)

Musciano, Walter A. Warbirds of the Sea: A History of Aircraft Carriers & Carrier-Based Aircraft. Atglen, PA: Schiffer,1994.(VGH 207 .M985 1994)

Peattie, Mark R. Sunburst: The Rise of Japanese Naval Air Power 1909-1941.Annapolis: Naval Inst., 2001.(VG 95 .J3 P43 2001)

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Polmar, Norman et al. Aircraft Carriers: A Graphic History of Carrier Aviation and ItsInfluence on World Events. Garden City, NY: Doubleday. 1969.(V 874 P6)

Reynolds, Clark G., and the Editors of Time-Life Books. The Carrier War. Alexandria,VA: Time-Life, 1982.(D 785 .R4)

Staley, Robert S. Land-Based Air in a National Maritime Strategy: The Need for a JointStrategic Doctrine. Newport, RI: Naval War College, [1986j.(Report Lit ADA 171 995)

Tillman, Barrett. The Dauntless Dive Bomber of World War Two. Annapolis: NavalInst., 1976.(VGH 3227 .D34 T52 1976)

Trimble, William F. Wings for the Navy: A History of the Naval Aircraft Factory,1917-1956. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1990.(VG 94.5 .N62 T75 1990)

Wildenberg, Thomas. Destined for Glory: Dive Bombing. Midway, and the Evolution ofCarrier Airpower. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1998.(VG 93 .W44 1998)

Winton, John. Air Power at Sea: 1945 to Today. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1987.(VGK 21 .W79 1987)

Wooldridge, E. T., ed. Carrier Warfare in the Pacific: An Oral History Collection.*Washington: Smithsonian, 1993.(D 769.45 .C37 1993)

The Golden Ae Remembered: U.S. Naval Aviation, 1919-1941. Annapolis:Naval Inst., 1998.(VG 93 .G657 1998)

Into the Jet Age: Conflict and Change in Naval Aviation. 1945-1975: An OralHistory. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1995.(VGH 207 .154 1995)

Wragg, David W. Wines Over the Sea: A History of Naval Aviation. New York:Aero, 1979.(VGB 3.W93)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Arthur, Richard C. "The Last Days of Carrier-Based Aviation?" U. S. Naval Inst.Proceedings 125 (Jan 1999): 75

Beaumont, Roger A. "Between Two Stools: Very Long-Range Aircraft in SeaControl." Air University Review 36 (Sept-Oct 1981): 40-53

Chambers, W. Irving et al. "Aeronautical Plans of the United States Navy."_Eying 3 (Feb 1914): 15-17+

Cohen, Michael. "Carrier Battle Group: Potent Weapon or Paper Tiger?" U.S. NavalInst. Proceedings 124 (June 1998): 50-55

Foxwell, David. "New Waves of Sea Power: Carriers Epitomize Modem, MobileForces- at a Cost." International Defense Review 30 (Feb 1997): 31-36

Gerrish, Donald A., Jr. "Sea-Based Air Power and the Airland Campaign."Military Review 69 (July 1989): 22-30

Grant, Rebecca. "The Carrier Myth." Air Force Magazine 82 (Mar 1999): 26-31

Gravatt, Brent L. "On the Back of the Fleet." Naval History 4 (Spring 1990): 14-18

Hone, Thomas C., and Mark D. Mandeles. "Interwar Innovation in Three Navies:USN, RN, IJN." Naval War College Review 40 (Spring 1987): 63-83

Jewell, Angelyn. "Carrier Firepower: Realizing the Potential." U. S. Naval Inst.Proceedings 126 (June 2000): 38-41

Layman, R. D., and Boris V. Drashpil. "Early Russian Shipboard Aviation." U. S.Naval Inst. Proceedings 97 (April 1971): 56-63

Lincoln, Ashbrook. "The United States Navy and the Rise of the Doctrine of AirPower." Military Affairs 15 (Fall 1951): 145-156

McBride, William M. "Challenging a Strategic Paradigm: Aviation and tht U. S.Navy Special Policy Board of 1924." Journal of Strategic Studies 14(Mar 1991): 72-89

Reynolds, Clark G. "John H. Towers, the Morrow Board, and the Reform of theNavy's Aviation." Military Affairs 52 (April 1988): 78-84

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Stafford, Edward P. "Saving Carrier Aviation- 1949 Style." U.S. Naval Inst.Proceedines 116 (Jan 1990): 44-51

Trotter, Thomas W. "Future of Carrier Aviation." Naval War College Review 46(Winter 1993): 22-44

Van Tol, Jan M. "Military Innovation and Carrier Aviation- The Relevant History."Pt. 1, Joint Force Quarterly no 16 (Summer 1997): 77-87; pt. 2, no 17 (Autumn-Winter 1997-1998): 97-109

Winns, Anthony L., and Robert J. LaBelle. "Sea-Based Combat Air Power: Right forthe Times." Marine Corps Gazette 79(May 1995): 52-54

Woodhouse, Henry. "U. S. Naval Aeronautic Policies, 1904-1942." U. S. NavalInst. Proceedings 68 (Feb 1942): 161-175

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AIR POWER IN LIMITED WAR


Becker, William R. Air Power in the Fight Against Guerrillas. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, Command and Staff College, 1962.(U 240 .B39)

Bjelajac, Slavko N., and Ursula Paolozzi. A Study of Interdiction in UnconventionalWarfare. Washington: Ctr. for Research in Social Systems, 1969.(U 240 .B62)

Blanchfield, Jody L. Bombs Away: A Strategic Analysis of Airpower in LimitedConflict. Ft Kleavenworth, KS: Army Command and General Staff College, 2000.(Report Lit MF ADA 381 825)

Breed, John A. The Strategic Bomber and Low-Intensity Conflict. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University, [1990].(UGB 907 .A433 90-B832)

Campbell, M. A., E. W. Downs, and L. V. Schuetta. The Employment of Air Power inthe Greek Guerilla War. Maxwell AFB, AL: Aerospace Studies Inst., 1964.(DF 850 .C18)

Cooling. Benjamin F., ed. Case Studies in the Development of Close Air Support.Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1990.(Gov Doc D 301.82/4:C 62)

Dean, David J. The Air Force Role in Low-Intensity Conflict. Maxwell AFB, AL: AirUniversity Pr., 1986.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:C 76/2)

Draper, Michael I. Shadows: Airlift and Airwar in Biafra and Nigeria, 1967-1970.Aldershot: Hikoki, 1999.(UC 335 .N52 D75 1999)

Green, Kenneth J. The Use of Nuclear Weapons and Strategic Air Power in LimitedWar. Maxwell AFB, AL: [s.n.], 1965.(UGB 907 .A42 2748)

Hardie, Robert L. Airpower in Counterinsurgency Warfare. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air War College, 1967.(U 240 .H26)

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Lewis, Russell L. The Use of Strategic Air Power in Limited War Roles. MaxwellAFB. AL: Is.n.j, 1965.(UGK 27 .L67)

Mets, David R. Land-Based Air Power in Third World Crises. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University Pr., 1986.(Go% Doc D 301.26/6: L22)

Milton, T. R. "'From the Berlin Airlift to Vietnam and Beyond: A Participant's View."In Air Power and Warfare: The Proceedines of the 8"' Military HistorySvpmium. Edited by Alfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington:Office of AF History; USAF Academy, 1979. 300-308(UGB 7S9 1978; Gov' Doc D 301.78:978)

Saffold, Timothy L. The Role of Airoower in Urban Warfare: An Airman's Perspective.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1998.(UGB 5 .W949 no. 6)

Smith, Peter C. Close Air Support: An Illustrated History, 1914 to the Present.Newk York: Orion, 1990.(UGK 251 .S538 1990)

Towle. Philip. Pilots and Rebels: The Use of Aircraft in Unconventional Warfare,1918-198S. London: Washington: Brassey's, 1989.(UGK 259 .T65 1989)

Walker. J. R. Air-to-Ground Operations. London; Washington: Brassey's, 1987.(UGK 251 .W18 1987)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Bateman, Vance C. "The Role of Tactical Air Power in Low-Intensity Conflict."Airpower Journal 5 (Spring 1991): 72-80

Corum, James S. "Air Control: Reassessing the History." Royal Air Force AirPower Review 4 (Summer 2001): 15-35

Dean, David J. "Air Power in Small Wars: The British Air Control Experience."Air University Review 34 (July-Aug 1982): 24-31

"The USAF in Low-Intensity Conflict: The Special Air Warfare Center."Air University Review 36 (Jan/Feb 1985): 45-57

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Drew, Dennis M. "U. S. Airpower Theory and the Insurgent Challenge: A ShortJourney to Confusion." Journal of Military History 62 (Oct 1998): 809-832

Gray, Peter W. "The Myths of Air Control and the Realities of Imperial Policing."Aerospace Power 15 (Fall 2001): 21-31Also published in Royal Air Force Air Power Review 4 (Summer 2001): 37-51

Johnson, Wray R. "Airpower and Restraint in Small Wars: Marine Corps Aviation in theSecond Nicaraguan Campaign, 1927-33," Aerospace Power 15 (Fall 2001):31-41

Morris, George C. "The Other Side of the COIN: Low-Technology Aircraft and LittleWars." Airpower Journal 5 (Spring 1991): 56-70

Mulcahy, Francis P. "Marine Corps Aviation in Second Nicaraguan Campaign."U. S. Naval Inst. Proceedings 59 (Aug 1933): 1121-1140

Parsons, David W. "British Air Control: A Model for the Application of Air Power inLow-Intensity Conflict?" Airpower Journal 8 (Summer 1994): 28-39

Waters, Alan R. "The Cost of Air Support in Counter-Insurgency Operations: The Caseof the Mau Mau in Kenya." Military Affairs 37 (Oct 1973): 96-100

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PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS


Garrett, Stephen A. Ethics and Airtpower in World War I1: The British Bombing ofGerman Cities. New York: St Martin's, 1993.(D 786 .G36 1993)

George, Alexander L. Emotional Stress and Air War: A Lecture Given at the Air WarCollege Air University 28 November 1951. Santa Monica: Rand, 1952(Report Lit RAND-P-302)

Goss, Hilton P. Civilian Morale Under Aerial Bombardment, 1914-1939.2 vols.Maxwell AFB, Al.: Air University Libraries. Documentary Research Div., 1949.(UA 926.5 .067)

Holland, Edward C., I1. Fighting with a Conscience: The Effects of an American Senseof Morality on the Evolution of Strategic Bombing Campaigns. Maxwell AFB,AL: Air University Pr., 1992.(Report Lit ADA 364 030)

Hosmer, Stephen T. Psychological Effects of U.S.Air Operations in Four Wars 1941-1991. Santa Monica, CA: Rand, 1996.(Report Lit RAND MR-576-AF)

Huss, Jon K. Exploiting the Psychological Effects of Airpower; A Guide for theOperational Commander. Newport, RI: Naval War College, 1999.(Report Lit MF ADA 363 436)

Ikle, Fred C. The Social Impact of Bomb Destruction. Norman: U of Oklahoma, 11958].(UGK 325 .J2)

Innes, L. G. Nervous Fatigue in Long Range Aircraft Crews. Toronto: Canadian ForcesInst. of Environmental Medicine, 1970.(TLC 275.1581)

Janis, Irving L. Air War and Emotional Stress: Psychological Studies of Bombing andCivilian Defense. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1951.(UA 926.5 .J33)

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Lambert, A. P. N. The Psychology of Air Power. London: Royal United Services Inst.for Defence Studies, 1995.(UGB 3 .L32 1995)

Lepley, William M., ed. Psychological Research in the Theaters of War.Washington: USGPO, 1947.(UGJ 381 A3 No. 17)

Lovell, Clifton C., and Norman K. Walker. The Effect of Pilot Stress on DeliveryAccuracy. Eglin AFB, FL: AF Armament Lab., AF Systems Command, 1972.(UGK 207 .L89)

Miller, Neal E. Psycholoqecal Research on Pilot Training. Washington: USGPO, 1947.(UGJ 381 A3 no. 8)

Smith, Adam. "The British Experience of Bombing." In The Great World War 1914-45.Volume 2: The Peoples' Experience. Edited by Peter Liddle, John Bourne. andIan Whitehead. London: HarperCollinsPublishers, 2001. 29-40.(1D 521 .G75 2000 v. 2)

Welts, Mark K. Courage and Air Warfare: The Allied Aircrew Experience in the SecondWorld War. London; Portland, OR: Cass, 1995.(D 786 .W44 1995)

Zentner, John J. The Art of Wing Leadership and Aircrew Morale in Combat. MaxwellAFB, AL: Air University Pr., 2001.(UGK 21 .Z56 2001: Report Lit ADA 392 918)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Carnahan, Burrus M. "The Law of Air Bombardment in Its Historical Context."Air Force Law Review 17 (Summer 1975): 39-60

Davison, W. Phillips. "Air Force Psychological Warfare in Korea." Air UniversityOuarterly Review 4 (Summer 1951): 40-48

Gentile, Gian P. "A-Bombs, Budgets, and Morality: Using the Strategic BombingSurvey." Air Power History 44 (Spring 1997): 18-31

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Horowitz, Michael, and Dan Reiter. "When Does Aerial Bombing Work? QuantitativeEmpirical Tests, 1917-1999." Joumal of Conflict Resolution 45 (April 2001):147-173

Manzo, Louis A. "Morality in War Fighting and Strategic Bombing in World War U."Air Power History 39 (Fall 1992): 35-50

Meilinger, Phillip S. "A Matter of Precision: Why Airpower May Be More Humanethan Sanctions." Foreign Policy no. 123 (Mar-April 2001): 78-79

-..... . Winged Defense: Airwar, the Law, and Morality." Armed Forces& Society 20 (Fall 1993): 103-123

Schaffer, Ronald. "American Military Ethics in World War It: The Bombing of GermanCivilians." Journal of American History 67 (Sept 1980): 318-334

Thompson, Lewis S. "The Psychological Impact of Air Power." Annals of theAmerican Academy of Political and Social Science 299 (May 1955): 58-66.

Wells, Mark K. "The Human Element and Air Combat: Some NapoleonicComparisons." Airrpower Journal 2 (Spring 1988): 62-75

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EARLY MILITARY AVIATION


Currey, Cecil B. With Wings as Eagfles: The History of Army Flight from Its Beginningsas a Branch of Aviation to Its Establishment as an Aviation Branch.[Washington: U. S. GPO, 1984].(Gov Doc D 101.2:W72)

Driver, Hugh. The Birth of Military Aviation: Britain. 1903-1914. Suffolk:Rochester: Boydell, 1997.(UGB 7 .D782 1997)

Fischer, William E., Jr. The Development of Military Night Aviation to 1919. MaxwellAFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1998.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:AV 5; D 600 .F52 1992; Spec Coil LB 2378 1991 .F529)

Gollin, Alfred M. The Impact of Air Power on the British People and Their Government1909-1914. Stanford, CA: Stanford UP, 1989.(TLB 318 .G626 1989)

Hennessy, Juliette A. The United States Army Air Arm, April 1861 to April 1917.[Maxwell AFB, AL]: Air University, 1958.(UGB 907 .H6 no. 98)

Johnson, Herbert A. Wingless Eagle: U.S. Army Aviation through World War I.Chapel Hill; London: U of North Carolina, 2001.(UGB 5 .J67 2001)

Paris, Michael. Winged Warfare: The Literature and Theory of Aerial Warfare inBritain, 1859-1917. Manchester: Manchester UP, 1992.(UGH 4161 P35 1992)

Parkinson, Russell J. Politics. Patents and Planes: Military Aeronautics in theUnited States. 1863-1907. Diss., Duke U., 1963.(UGB 5 .P24)

Whitely, John F. Early Army Aviation: The Emerging Air Force. Manhattan, KS:Aerospace Historian, 1974.(UGH 207 .W59)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Ackerman, Julia. "U. S. Air Power, 191 .L" Air Power History 37 (Spring 1990): 32-33

Donnini, Frank P. "Douhet. Caproni. and Early Air Power." Air Power History 37(Summer 1990): 45-52

Finney, Robert T. "Early Air Corps Training and Tactics." Military Affairs 20(1956): 154-161

Fischer. William E., Jr. "Into the Night: The Evolution of Flight Under Cover of Dark-Ness before the First World War." Air Powver History 40 (Spring 1993): 3 12

Johnson, Herbert A. "Seeds of Separation: The General Staff Corps and MilitaryAviation before World War I." Air University Review 34 (Nov-Dec 1982): 29-45

Jones, David R. "The Birth of the Russian Air Weapon 1909-1914." AerospaceHistorian 21 (Fall 1974): 169-181

McFarland, Marvin W. "When the Airplane Was a Military Secret: A Study ofNational Attitudes before 1914." Air Power Historian 2 (Oct 1955): 70-82

Paris, Michael. "Air Power and Imperial Defence 1880- 1919." Journal ofContemporary History 24 (April 1989): 209-225

42

WORLD WAR I


Air University. Aerospace Studies Inst. Historical Research Div. U. S. Air ServiceVictory Credits. World War 1. Maxwell AFB, AL, [s.I.], 1969.(UGB 907 .H6)

Baring, Maurice. Flyine Corps Headquarters. 1914-1918. New ed. Edinburgh; London:Blackwood, 1968.Library also has I" ed., 1920, titled RF.C., H.Q., 1914-1918.(D 602 .B25)

Bingham, Hiram. An Explorer in the Air Service. New Haven: Yale UP, 1920.(D 606 .B61)

Bowen, Ezra, and the Editors of Time-Life Books. Knights of the Air. Alexandria,VA: Time-Life, 1981.(Oversize D 600 .B64 1981)

Cole, Christopher, and E. F. Cheesman. The Air Defence of Britain, 1914-1918.London: Putnam, 1984.(D 602 .C62 1984)

Cooke, James J. The U.S. Air Service in the Great War. 1917-1919. Westport, CT:Praeger, 1996.(D 606 .C66 1996)

Cooper, Malcolm J. D. The Birth of Independent Air Power: British Air Policy in theFirst World War. London; Boston: Allen & Unwin, 1986.(D 602 .C66 1986)

Franks, Nomaan L. R., Russell Guest, and Frank W. Bailey. Bloody April- BlackSeptember. London: Grub Street, 1995.(D 545 .A7 F72 1995)

Hallion, Richard. Rise of the Fighter Aircraft, 1914-18. Annapolis: Nautical &Aviation, [1984].(D 600 .H3 1984)

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Hoeppner, Ernst Wilhelm A. von. Germany's War in the Air: The Development andOperations of German Military Aviation in the World War. Nashville, TN:Battery. 1994.(D 604 .1613 1994)

Jones, Ira. An Air Fighter's Scrap-Book. London: Nicholson & Watson. 1938.(UGB 291 .J77)

Kennett. Lee. The First Air War, 1914-1918. New York: Free Press, 1991.(D 600 .K46 1991)

Kilduff, Peter. Germany's First Air Force. 1914-1918. Osceola. WI: MotorhooksIntl., 1991.(D 604 .X48 1991)

Koehnke, Richard K. World War I Aviation: A Proloeue for Fighters. MaxwellAFB, AL: Air War College, [1980].(UGB 907 .A432 MS076-80)

Layman, R. D. Naval Aviation in the First World War: Its Impact and Influence.Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1996.(D 580 .L39 1996)

Liddle, Peter H. The Airman's War 1914-18. Poole: Blandford, 1987.(D 602..L54 1987)

Maurer, Maurer, ed. The U.S. Air Service in World War 1. 4 vols. Maxwell AFB, AL:Simpson Historical Research Ctr., 1978-(Gov Doc D 301.82/2: )

Morrow, John H., Jr. German Air Power in World War I. Lincoln: U of Nebraska, 1982.(D 604 .M64 1982)

Pesquies-Courbier, Simone. L'Aeronautiquc Militaire Francaise Pendant ]a Guerre de1914-1918. 2 vols. Paris: Icare [1978?](Oversize D 603 .A33)

Robineau, Lucien. "French Military Aeronautics before and during the Great War."In Air Power: Promise and Reality. Edited by Mark K. Wells. Chicago:Imprint, 2000.31-48(UG 625 .A37 2000)

Ryan, Joseph E. The Development of Aerial Bombardment in World War 1. Ft.Leavenworth, KS: Army Command and General Staff College, [1980].(UGK 207 .R988 1980)

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Sloan, James J. Wings of Honor, American Airmen in World War I: A Compilation ofAll United States Pilots. Observers. Gunners and Mechanics Who Flew Againstthe Enemy in the War of 1914-1918. Atglen, PA: Schiffer, 1994.(D 606 .S56 1994)

Van Wyen, Adrian 0. Naval Aviation in World War I. Washington: Chief of NavalOperations, 1969.(Gov Doc D 207.10/2:Av5/2)

Williams, George K. Biplanes and Bombsights: British Bombing in World War I.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1999.(D 602 .W48 1999)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Atkinson, J. L. Boone. "Italian Influence on the Origins of the American Concept ofStrategic Bombardment." The Air Power Historian 4 (July 1957): 141-149

Cooper, Malcolm. "The Development of Air Policy and Doctrine on the Western Front,1914-1918." Aerospace Historian 28 (Mar 1981): 38-51

Durden, W. Kevin. "World War I from the Viewpoint of American Airmen." AimowerJournal 2 (Summer 1988): 28-41

Kilmarx, Robert A. "The Russian Imperial Air Forces of World War I." AimoweHistorian 10 (July 1963): 90-95

Larson, George A., and William O'Dwyer. "Photo-Reconnaissance: The Early Years."Air Power History 45 (Spring 1998): 40-49

Liddle, Peter H. "Aspects of the Employment of the British Air Arm, 1914-1918."RUSI Journal 131 (Dec 1986): 65-73

Morrow, John H., Jr. "Aviation Techology and Strategic Air Power in World War I:The English, French, and Italian Experience." Revue Internationale d'HistoireMilitaire no. 63(1985): 89-98

------. "Expectation and Reality: The Great War in the Air." AimoweJournal 10 (Winter 1996): 27-34

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Peterson, Stefan M. "What Did It Take? The Qualities of Successful Aviators in WWI."Air Power History 37 (Fall 1990): 47-53

Williams, George K. "'The Shank of the Drill': Americans and Strategical Aviation inthe Great War." Journal of Strategic Studies 19 (Sept 1996): 381-431

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THE INTERWAR PERIOD


Andersson, Lennart. Soviet Aircraft and Aviation. 1917-1941. Annapolis:Naval Inst., 1994.(UGH 5171 .A547 1994)

Bialer, Uri. The Shadow of the Bomber: The Fear of Air Attack and British Politics1932-1939. London: Royal Historical Soc., 1980.(UA 647 .B49)

Corum, James S. The Luftwaffe: Creating the Operational Air War. 1918-1940.Lawrence: UP of Kansas, 1997.(UGHI 1007 .C831 1997)

Cox, Gary C. Beyond the Battle Line: US Air Attack Theory and Doctrine, 1919-1941. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., [1996].(UGB 5 .C69 1996)

Greer, Thomas H. The Development of Air Doctrine in the Army Air Arm. 1917-1941.[Maxwell AFB, AL]: Air University, 1955.(Gov Doc D 301.82/4: AI 7; UGB 907 .H6 no. 89)

Jones, Neville. The Beginnings of Strategic Air Power: A History of the British BomberForce 1923-1939. London: Cass, 1987.(UGK 41 .J63 1987)

Longoria, Michael A. A Historical View of Air Policing Doctrine: Lessons from theBritish Experience Between the Wars. 1919-39. Maxwell AFB, AL: AirUniversity Pr., 1993.(Report Lit ADA 370 087)

Mason, Herbert M. The Rise of the Luftwaffe: Forging the Secret German Air Weapon,1918-1940. New York: Dial, 1973.(UGH 1007 .M39)

Maurer, Maurer. Aviation in the U.S. Army. 1919-1939. Washington: Office of AirForce History, 1987.(Gov Doc D 301.2:Av5)

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Meilinger, Phtllip S. Technology and Procurement: Factors in the Development of theUnited States Fighter Aircraft between the World Wars. Thesis, U of Colorado,1975.(Spec Coil LB 2379 1975 M51)

Mitchell, William. Our Air Force, the Keystone of National Defcnsc. Ncw York:Dutton. [1921].(UGK 27 .M68)

Moy, Timothy. War Machines: Transforming Technolosies in the U. S. Military, 1920-1940. College Station, TX: Texas A & M UP, 200 1.(U 800 .M64 2001)

Omissi, David E. Air Power and Colonial Control: The Royal Air Force. 1919-1939.Manchester: New York: Manchester UP, 1990.(DA 89.5 .047 1990)

Ritchie, Sebastian. Industry and Air Power: The Expansion of British AircraftProduction. 1935-1941. London; Portland, OR: Cass, 1997.(UGH 4161 .R611 1997)

Smith, Malcolm. British Air Strategy between the Wars. Oxford: Clarendon: New York:Oxfoid LIP, 1984.(UGH 831 .S65 1984)

Suchenwirth, Richard. The Development of the German Air Force, 1919-1939, ed. ByHarry R. Fletcher. [Maxwell A.FB, AL]: Historical Division, Air U., 1968.(UGB 907 .H6 no. 160)

Tate, James P. The Army and Its Air Cors: Army Policy toward Aviation 1919-1941.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1998.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:AR 5/3)

Underwood. Jeffery S. The Army Air Corps Under Franklin D. Roosevelt: TheInfluence of Air Power on the Roosevelt Administration. 1933-1941.Diss.. Louisiana State U., 1988(Spec Coil LB 2378 1988 .U565)

-. The Wings of Democracy: The Influence of Air Power on the RooseveltAdministration. 1933-1941. College Station: Texas A & M UP, 1991.(UGB 5 .U52 1991)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Cate, James L. "Development of Air Doctrine 1917-41." Air University QuarterlyReview 1 (Winter 1947): 11-22

Clodfelter, Mark. "Pinpointing Devastation: American Air Campaign Planning beforePearl Harbor." Journal of Military History 58 (Jan 1994): 75-101

Corum, James S. "The Development of Strategic Air War Concepts in InterwarGermany, 1919-1939." Air Power History 44 (Winter 1997): 18-35

------. "-The Luftwaffe and the Coalition Air War in Spain, 1936-1939."Journal of Strategic Studies 18 (Mar 1995): 68-90

"-. "The Luftwaffe's Army Support Doctrine, 1918-1941." Journal of MilitaryHistory 59 (Jan 1995): 53-76

------. "Old Eagle as Phoenix: The Luftstreitkrafte Creates an OperationalAir War Doctrine, 1919-1920." Air Power History 39 (Spring 1992): 13-21

------. "-The Spanish Civil War: Lessons Learned and Not Learned by the Great Powers."Journal of Military History 62 (April 1998): 313-334

Fritzsche, Peter. "'Air-Conditioning' Germany." MHO: The Ouarterly Journal ofMilitary History 8 (Spring 1996): 26-27

Homze, Edward L. "The Luftwaffe's Failure to Develop a Heavy Bomber beforeWorld War H." Aerospace Historian 24 (Spring/Mar 1977): 20-26

Jennings, Kenneth A. "Sandino Against the Marines: The Development of Air Power forConducting Counterinsurgency Operations in Central America." Air UniversityReview 37 (July-Aug 1986): 85-95

Johnson, Garner. "Forgotten Promise: The Development of Close Air Support Doctrinebefore World War II." Air Power History 46 (Spring 1999): 44-65

Krauskopf, Robert W. "The Army and the Strategic Bomber 1930-1939."Military Affairs 22 (Summer 1958): 83-94

Meilinger, Phillip S. "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: The Fleet AirArm before the Second World War." RUSI Journal 144 (Oct 1999): 73-78

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----.. .Disarmament and Airpower, 1932,1934: Clipping the Bomber's Wings."RUSI Journal 142 (Oct 1997): 79-82

------ "Trenchard and 'Morale Bombing': The Evolution of Royal Air Force Doctrinebefore World War II." Journal of Military History 60 (April 1996): 243-270

Overy, Richard J. "Air Power and the Origins of Deterrence Theory Before 1939."Journal of Strategic Studies 15 (Mar 1992): 73-101

Richardson, R. Dan. "The Development of Airpower Concepts and Air CombatTechniques in the Spanish Civil War." Air Power History 40 (Spring 1993):13-21

Robertson, Scot. "Development of Royal Air Force Strategic Bombing Doctrinebetween the Wars: A Revolution in Military Affairs?" Airpowrer Journal12 (Spring 1998): 37 52

Sadkovich, James I. "TThe Development of the Italian Air Force Prior to WorldWar II." Military Affairs 51 (July 1987): 128-136

Smith, Malcolm. "Matter of Faith: British Strategic Air Doctrine before 1939."Journal of Contemporary History 15 (July 1980): 423-442

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WORLD WAR 11 - GENERAL STUDIES


Behr, Robert M. An Analysis of the Factors Which Limited the StratepicAir Offensive against Germany in World War II. Thesis, U ofNebraska at Omaha, 1965.(D 785 .B42)

Bowyer, Chaz. Guns in the Sky: The Air Gunners of World War Two. NewYork: Scrihner, 1979.(D 785 .B67)

Hallion, Richard P. D-Day 1944: Air Power Over the Normandy Beaches andBeyond. [Washington]: Air Force History and Museums Program, 1994.(Gov Doc D 301.82:N 78)

International Conference of Historians. The Conduct of the Air War in the SecondWorld War: an International Comparison: Proceedings of the InternationalConference of Historians in Freiburg i. Br., Federal Republic of Germany,from 29 August to 2 September 1988. Edited by Horst Boog. New York:Berg, 1992.(D 785 .158 1988)

Levine, Alan J. The Strategic Bombing of Germany, 1940-1945. Westport, CT:Praeger, 1992.

(D 790 .L484 1992)

Miller, Nathan. The Naval Air War. 1939-1945. [Annapolis]: Nautical &Aviation, 1980.(D 790 .Z2 M64)

Mortensen, Daniel R. Airpower and Ground Armies: Essays on the Evolution ofAnglo-American Air Doctrine, 1940-1943. Maxwell AFB, AL: AirUniversity Pr., 1998.(Report Lit ADA 338 777)

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Murray, Williamson. "Did Strategic Bombing Work'?" In No End Save Victory, editedby Robert Cowley. New York: Putnam, 2001. 494-512.(D 743 .N6 2001) Also published in MIHO: The Orarterly JouLrnal of MiitaryHistory 8 (Spring 1996): 28-40

Overy, R. J. The Air War, 1939-1945. New Yoik: Stein and Day, 1980.(D 785 .09)

Piekalkiewicz, Janusz. Luftkrieg 1939-1945. Munchen: Sudwest Verlag, 1978.(D 785 .P53)

Price, Alfred. World War I Fighter Conflict. London: Macdonald and Jane's, 1975.(UGH 3215 .F5 P75 1975)

Smith, Philip A. Bombing to Surrender: The Contribution of Airpower to the Collarsgof Italy, 1943. Maxwell AFB. AL: Air University, 1998.(Report Lit MF ADA 361 003)

Warnock, A. Timothy. Air Power versus U-Boats: Confronting Ilitler's SubmarineMenace in the European Theater. [Washington]: Air Force History and MuseumsProgram, 1999.(Gov Doe D 301.82:SU 1)

Wolfert, Michael L. From ACTS to COBRA: Evolution of Close Air Support Doctrinein World War Two. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, [1988].(D 790 .A3 9'h W56)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Andrews, William F. "The Luftwaffe and the Battle for Air Superiority: Blueprint orWarnine?" Airpower Journal 9 (Fall 1995): 6-15

Biddle, Tami D. "British and American Approaches to Strategic Bombing: TheirOrigins and Implementation in the World War II Combined BomberOffensive." Journal of Strategic Studies 18 (Mar 1995): 91-144

Bogardus, Annele-Jans. "Prelude to Operation Overlord: The Air Campaign."Military Review 74 (Mar 1994): 64-66

Brookes, Andrew. "Air Power and the Italian Campaign, 19,13-1945." RUSI"Journal 141 (Dec 1996): 55-62

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Buckley, John. "Air Power and the Battle of the Atlantic 1939-45." Journal ofContemporary History 28 (Jan 1993): 143-161

Cox, Sebastian. "A Comparative Analysis of RAF and Luftwaffe Intelligence inthe Battle of Britain, 1940." Intelligence and National Security 5(April 1990): 425-443

Gabel, Christopher R. "The Combined Bomber Offensive 1943." MilitalyReview 73 (June 1993): 73-77

Kirkland, Faris R. "French Air Strength in May 1940." Air Power History 40(Spring 1993): 22-34

Parks, W. Hays. "'Precision' and 'Area' Bombing: Who Did Which, and When?"Journal of Strategic Studies 18 (Mar 1995): 145-174

Rife, Shawn P. "Kasserine Pass and the Proper Application of Airpower." Joint ForceQuarterly 20 (Autumn-Winter 1998-99):71-77

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WORLD WAR II - BRITAIN


British Bombing Survey Unit. The Strategic Air War against Germany, 1939-1945:Report of the British Bombing Survey Unit. London: Cass, 1998.(Oversize D 786 .B718 1998)

Connelly, Mark. Reachine for [he Stars: A New History of Bomber Command in WorldWar It. London; New York: Tauris, 2001(D785.C657 2001)

Franks. Norman L. R. The Greatest Air Battle: Dieppe, 191h An'ust. 1942. London:Kimber, 1979.(D 756.5 .D5 F72)

Glubb, John B. War in the Desert: An R. A. F. Frontier Campaign. London: Hodderand Stoughton, 11960].(DS 247 .N4 G56)

Hastings, Max. Bomber Command. New York: Dial; J. Wade, 1979.(D 786.H133 1979)

Johnson, J. E., and P. B. Lucas. Winged Victory: Reflections of Two Royal Air ForceLeaders. London: Stanley Paul, 1995.(D 786 .1594 1995)

Lowry. Thomas P., and John W. G. Wellham. The Attack on Taranto: Blueprint for PearlHarbor. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole, 1995.(D 756.5 .T37 L69 1995)

Messenger, Charles. "Bomber" Harris and the Strategic Bombing Offensive. 1939-1945.New York: St. Martin's, 1984.(D 786.M47 1984)

Middlebrook, Martin, and Chris Everitt.. The Bomber Command War Diaries: AnOperational Reference Book, 1939-1945. London; New York: Penguin, 1990.(D 786 .M52 1990)

Overy, Richard. The Battle of Britain: The Myth and the Reality. New York; London:Norton, 200 1.(D 756.5 .B7 084 2001)

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Richards, Denis. The Hardest Victory: RAF Bomber Command in the Second WorldWar. New York: Norton, 1995.(D 786 .R488 1995)

Smithers, A. J. Taranto 1940: "Prelude to Pearl Harbor." Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1995.(D 786 .S64 1995)

Terraine, John. The Right of the Line: The Royal Air Force in the European War, 1939-1945. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1985.(D 786 .T4 1985) (Published in the U.S. as A Time for Courage: The Royal AirForce in the European War, 1939-1945: D 786 .T44 1985)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Foxlcy-Norris, Christopher. "Battle of Britain: Some Recent Accounts and Treatments."RUSI Journal 135 (Autumn 1990): 73-76

Jacobs, W. A. "Air Support for the British Army, 1939-43." Military Affairs 46 (Dec1982): 174-182

Preston, David L. "The Key to Victory: Fighter Command and the Tactical Air ReservesDuring the Battle of Britain." Air Power History 41 (Winter 1994): 18-29

Terraine, John. "The RAF in World War II: Lessons for Today?" RUSI Journal130 (Dec 1985): 10-14

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WORLD WAR 11 - GERMIANY

BOOKS. REPORTS, AND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

Aders, Gebhard. History of the German Night Fighter Force 1917-1945.London; New York: Jane's, 1980.(UGH 1007.A22)

Boog, Horst. Die Deutsche Luftwaffenfuhrntn. 1935-1945: Ftrhrun~sproblemc,Spitzengliederunng, generalstabsausbildung. Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1982.(UGH 1007.B72 1982)

---- -Higher Command and Leadership in the German Luftwaffe, 1935-1945."In Air Power and Warfare: The Proceedines of the 8"5 Military HistorySympositum. Edited by Alfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington:Office of AF History; USAF Academy. 1979. 128-158(UGB 789 1978& Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

Claasen, Adam R. A. Hitler's Northern War: the Luftwaffv's Ill-Fated CampaitT.1940-1945. Lawrence, UP of Kansas, 2001.(D 763 .N6 C53 2001)

Cooper, Matthew. The German Air Force. 1933-1945: An Anatomy of Failure,London; New York: Jane's, 1981.(D 787 .C64)

Cormm. James S., and Richard R. Muller. The Luftwaffe's Way of War: German AirForce Doctrine. 1911-1945. Baltimore: Nautical & Aviation, 1998.(UGH 1007 .C8315 1998)

Gall and, Adolf er at. The Luftwaffe Fiehter Force: the View from the Cockpit. EditedBy David C. Isby. London: Greenhill; Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole, 1998.(UGH 1007 .L949 1998)

Mulle r, Richard. The German Air War in Russia. Baltimore: Nautical & Aviation, 1992.(D 787 .M82 1992)

Murray, Williamson. Strategy for Defeat: The Luftwaffe 1933-1145. MaxwellAFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1983.(Gov Doe D 301.26/6:L96/933-45; reprint, 1996: D 787 .M845 1996)

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Plocher, Hermann. The German Air Force Versus Russia, 1941. [Maxwell AFB,AL]: Air University, 1965.(UGB 907 .H6)

------.The German Air Force Versus Russia 1942. Edited by Harry R. Fletcher.[Maxwell AFB, AL]: Air University, 1966.(UGB 907 .H6)

------.The German Air Force Versus Russia, 1943. Edited by Harry R. Fletcher.New York: Arno, [1968].(UGB 907 .H6)

Suchenwirth. Richard. Historical Turninm Points in the German Air Force WarEffort. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1959.(UGB 907 .H6 no. 189)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Ausems, Andre. "The Luftwaffe's Airborne Losses in May 1940: AnInterpretation." Aerospace Historian 32 (Sept 1985): 184-188

Boog, Horst. "German Air Intelligence in the Second World War." Intelligenceand National Security 5 (April 1990): 350-424

------. "The Luftwaffe and Logistics in the Second World War."Aerospace Historian 35 (Summer/June 1988): 103-110

------. "The Luftwaffe and Technology." Aerospace Historian 30(Fall/Sept 1983): 200-206

Harvey, A. D. "How Important Was Germany's Lack of Heavy Bombers in theSecond World War?" RUSI Journal 136 (Winter 1991): 70-72

Hayward, Joel S. A. "The German Use of Air Power at Kharkov, May 1942."Air Power History 44 (Summer 1997): 18-29

------. "Stalingrad: An Examination of Hitler's Decision to Airlift."Airpower Journal 11 (Spring 1997): 21-37

------. "Von Richthofen's 'Giant Fire-Magic:' The Luftwaffe's Contributionto the Battle of Kerch, 1942." Journal of Slavic Military Studies10 (June 1997): 97-124

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Murray, Williamson. "Attrition and the Luftwaffe." Air University Review 34(Mar-April 1983): 66-77

Overy. R. J. "Hitler and Air Strategy," Journal of Contemporary History 15(July 1980): 405-421

Ratley, Lonnie 0., M. "A Lesson for Today? Air Power at Kursk." MilitaryReview 58 (April 1978): 54-62

------ "A Lesson of History: The Luftwaffe and Barbarossa."Air University Review 34 (Mar-April 1983): 50-65

58

WORLD WAR 11 - JAPAN


Coox, Alvin D. "The Rise and Fall of the Imperial Japanese Air Forces." In Air Powerand Warfare: The Proceedings of the 8 Military History Symposium. Edited byAlfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of Air ForceHistory; USAF Academy, 1979. 85-97(UGB 789 1978; Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

Hagoromo Society of Kamikaze Divine Thunderbolt Corps Survivors. TheCherry Blossom Squadrons: Born to Die. Edited by Andrew Adams.

.Los Angeles: Ohara, 1973.(D 792 .J3 C5)

Mikesh, Robert C. Broken Wings of the Samurai: The Destruction of theJapanese Air Force. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1993.(D 792 .J3 M495 1993)

Millot, Bernard. Divine Thunder: The Life and Death of the Kamikazes.New York: McCall, [1971].(D 792 .J3 M65)

Nagatsuka, Ryuji. I was a Kamikaze: The Knights of the Divine Wind.Aylesbury: Abelard-Schuman, 1973.(D 792 .J3 N2513)

United States. Army. Forces, Far East. Homeland Air Defense Operations Record.Rev. ed. [s.l., s.n., 1958?](D 767.2 .U48)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Coox, Alvin D. "The Rise and Fall of the Imperial Japanese Air Forces."Aerospace Historian 27 (Summer/June 1980): 74-86

Giangreco, D. M. "The Truth About Kamikazes." Naval History II (June 1997):25-29

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Hattori, Syohgo. "Kamikaze: Japan's Glorious Failure." Air Power History43 (Spring 1996): 14-27

Leary, William M. "Assessing the Japanese Threat: Air Intelligence Prior toPearl Harbor." Aerospace Historian 34 (Winter/Dec 1987): 272-277

60

WORLD WAR II - RUSSIA


Greenwood, John T. "The Great Patriotic War." In Soviet Aviation and Air Power:A Historical View. Edited by Robin Higham and Jacob W. Kipp. London:Brassey's; Boulder, CO: Westview, 1978. 69-136.(UGB 15 .S72)

Hardesty, Von. Red Phoenix: The Rise of Soviet Air Power. 1941-1945. Washington:Smithsonian, 1982.(Gov Doc SI 1.2:R25/941-45)

Hoeffding, Oleg. Soviet Interdiction Operations. 1941-1945. Santa Monica, CA:Rand, 1970.(Report Lit RAND R-556-PR)

Miller, Russell, and the Editors of Time-Life Books. The Soviet Air Force at War.Alexandria, VA: Time-Life, 1985.(UGH 1101 .M64 1985)

Myles, Bruce. Night Witches: The Untold Story of Soviet Women in Combat.Chicago: Academy Chicago, 1990.(D 792 .S65 M94 1990)

Uebe, Klaus. Russian Reactions to German Airpower in World War II. New York:Amo, [1968].(UGB 907 .116)

Whiting, Kenneth R. "Soviet Air Power in World War II." In Air Power and Warfare:the Proceedings of the So Military History Symposium. Edited by AlfredF. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of AF History; USAFAcademy, 197?. 98-127(UGB 789 1978; Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Golovanov, A. E. "Long-Range Bombing Aviation." Soviet Studies in History23 (Winter 1984-85): 34-82.

Kozhevnikov, M., and James L. Waddell, trans. "Russian Aviation: Birth of theAir Armies." Aerospace Historian 22 (Summer/June 1975): 73-76.

Quinlivan, J. T. "Ramming in the Soviet Air Force." Air Power History 36(Spring 1989): 48-56

Veraksa, Y. "Cooperation of Aviation with Land Forces." Soviet MilitaryReview no. 10 (Oct 1976): 54-56.

62

WORLD WAR II - UNITED STATES


Albert F. Simpson Historical Research Center. USAF Credits for the Destruction ofEnemy Aircraft World War II. [Washington]: Office of Air Force History, 1978.(UGB 907 .H6)

Bowman, Martin W. Great American Air Battles of World War H. Shrewsbury, UK:Airlife, 1994.(UGK 21 .B787 1994)

Copp, DeWitt S. Forged in Fire: Strategy and Decisions in the Air War over Europe,1940-45. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1982.(D 790 .C66)

Cornelius, Wanda. Ding Hao. America's Air War in China. 1937-1945. Gretna, LA:Pelican, 1980.(D 790 .C67)

Crane, Conrad C. Bombs, Cities, and Civilians: American Airpower Strategy inWorld War IH. Lawrence: UP of Kansas, 1993.(D 790 .C69 1993)

1Davis, Richard G. Tempering the Blade: General Carl Spaatz and American Tactical

Air Power in North Africa, November 8, 1942-May 14, 1943. Washington:Office of Air Force History, 1989.(Gov Doc D 301.82:Spaatz)

Edmonds, Walter D. They Fought with What They Had: The Story of the ArmyAir Forces in the Southwest Pacific 1941-1942. Washington: Center forAir Force History, 1992.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:F 82)

Gaston, James C. Planning the American Air War: Four Men and Nine Days in 1941.Washington: Natl. Defense UP, 1982.(Gov Doc D 5.402:AM 3)

Haulman, Daniel. The Hieh Road to Tokyo Bay: The AAF in the Asiatic-PacificTheater. [Washington]: Center for Air Force History, 1993.(Gov Doc D 301.82:T 57)

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-....- Hitting Home: The Air Offensive against Japan. (Washington]: Air ForceHistory and Museums Program, 1999.(Go% Doc D 301 82:127)

Healy. Mark. The Battle of Midway. Oxford: Osprey, 1993.D 774 .M5 H42 1993)

Hoyt. Edwin P. Inferno: The Fircbombing of Japan, March 9-Atpust 15. 1945.Lanham, MD: Madison, 2000.(D 790 .H724 2000)

Impact- The Army Air Forces' Cnnfidentinl Picture Historv of World War 11 inEisht Books. Declassified and Nusr Published for the General Public for theFirst Time. with Fourteen New Retrospective Essays by World War 1I Leadersand Joumalists. 8 vols. New York: Parton, 1980.(D 790.146 1980)

Jablonski, Edward and the Editors of Time-Life Books. America in the Air War.Alexandria, VA: Time-Life, 1982.(D 790 .J33 1982)

Kerr, E. Bartlett. Flames over Tokyo: The U.S. Army Air Forces' IncendiaryCampaign against Japan, 1944-45. New York: D. I. Fine, 1991.(D 790.K45 1991)

Kreis, John F., ed. Piercing the Fog: Intelligence and Army Air ForcesOperations in World War 11. Washington: Air Force History andMuseums Program, 1996.(Gov Doc D 301.82/7:P 61; D 810.S7 P49 1996)

Kelsey, Benjamin S. The Dragon's Teeth?: The Creation of United StatesAir Power for World War I1. Washington: Smithsonian Inst., 1982.(Gos Doe St L.2:D 78)

Miller, Thomas G., Jr. The Cactus Air Force. New York: Harper. [1969].(D 767.98 .M65)

Nalty, Bernard C., et al. edsl. With Courase- The U.S. Army Air Forces in WorldWar II. Washington: Air Force History and Museums Program, 1994.(Gov Doc D 301.82: C83)

Odell, William C. Those Few Who Dared: The History of American WW HNight Fighters. Rev. ed. Albuquerque, NM: WW II Night Fighters, 1997.(D 785.032 1997)

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Owens, John P. The Evolution of FM 100-20, Command and Emplovmnent of AirPower, (21 July 1943): The Foundation of Modem Airpower Doctrine.Ft Leavenworth, KS: Army Command and General Staff College, 1989.(Report Lit ADA 354 695)

Perret, Geoffrey. Winged Victory: the Army Air Forces in World War II. NewYork: Random House, 1997.(D 790 P43 1997)

Putney, Diane T., ed. ULTRA and the Army Air Forces in World War BI: An Interviewwith Associate Justice of the U.S. Supierne Court Lewis F. Powell. Jr.Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1987.(Gov Doc D 301.96:UI 8)

Schaffer, Ronald. Wings of Judgment: American Bombing in World War II.New York: Oxford UP, 1988.(D 790.S33 1988)

Sullivan, John J. Overlord's Eagles: Operations of the United States Army AirForces in the Invasion of Normandy in World War B. Jefferson, NC:McFarland, 1997.(D 756.5 .N6 S85 1997)

United States. Air Force. Pacific Air Forces. Office of History. World War II inThe Pacific 1941-1945: The Air Force Story. Hickam AFB, HI: HQ PacificAir Forces, Office of History, 1995.(D 767 .U525 1995)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Arnold, Henry H. "Isolation of the Battlefield by Air Power." Military Review77 (Jan-Feb 1997): 131-133. Reprinted from July, 1944 issue.

Carter, William R. "Air Power in the Battle of the Bulge- A Theater CampaignPerspective." Airpower Journal 3 (Winter 1989): 10-33

Daniels, Gordon. "Before Hiroshima: The Bombing of Japan 1944-45."History Today 32 (Jan 1982): 14-18

Davis, Richard G. "Bombing Strategy Shifts, 1944-45." Air Power History36 (Winter, 1989): 33-45

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"German Rail Yards and Cities: U. S. Bombing Policy, 19,14-

1945." Air Power History 42 (Summer 1995): 46-63

Deanilack. "Winning the Great Pacific War." AirnOwer 31 (July 2001): 8-55

Galbraith, John K. "After the Air Raids." American Heritage 32 (April/May1981): 65-80

Gentile, Gian P. "Advocacy or Assessment? The United States Strategic BombingSurvey of Germany and Japan." Pacific Historical Review 66 (Feb 1997):53-79

Greenwood, John T. "Atomic Bomb- Early Air Force Thinking and the StrategicAir Force, August 1945-March i946." Aerospace His;orian 34 (Fall/Sept 1987): 158-166

Hallion, Richard P. "Prelude to Armageddon." Air Power History 42 (Fall 1995):. 38-54

Harrington. Daniel F. "Careless Hlope: American Air Power and Japan, 1941."Pacific Historical Review 48 (May 1979): 217-238

Jacobs. William A. "Tactical Air Doctrine and AAF Close Air Support in theEuropean Theater, 1944-1945." Aerospace Historian 27 (Spring/March 1980): 35-49

McFarland, Stephen L. "The Evolution of the American Strategic Fighter in Europe,1942-44." Journal of Strategic Studies 10 (June 1987): 189-208

Parker, Steve A. "AWPD- I - Targeting for Victory - the Rationale BehindStrategic Bombing Objectives in America's First Air War Plan."Airpower Journal 3 (Summer 1989): 58-70

Reynolds, Clark G. "Admiral John H. Towers and the Origins of StrategicFlexibility in the Central Pacific Offensive, 1943." Naval War CollegeReview 40 (Springl987): 28 36

Shutler, Philip F. "The Role of Marine and Shore-Based Naval Air at Guadalcanal:Some Lessons for Today." Marine Corns Gazette 73 (May 1989): 67-69

Smith, Dale 0. "Pearl Harbor: A Lesson in Air Power." Air Power History 44Spring 1997): 46-53

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True, James L., Jr. "The Tourniquet and the Hammer: A New Look at DeepInterdiction." Air University Review 32 (July-Aug 1981): 3-17

Werrell, Kenneth P. "The Strategic Bombing of Germany in World War II:Costs and Accomplishments." Journal of American History 73(December 1986): 702-713

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AIR POWER IN A NUCLEAR AGE


Armitage. M. J. Air Power in the Nuclear Age. 2d ed. Urbana: U of Illinois Pr., 1985.Also have I" cd., 1983.(UGK 21 .A73 1985)

Borowski, Harry R. A Hollow Threat: Strategic Air Power and Containment beforeKorea. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1982.(UGH 331 .B73)

Epstein, Joshua M. Measuring Militarv Power: the Soviet Air Threat to Europe.Princeton: Princeton UP, 1984.(UGK 58 .E64 1984)

Greenwood. John T. "The Emergence of the Postwar Strategic Air Force, 1945-1953."In Air Power and Warfare: The Proceedings of the 815 Military HistorySymposium. Edited by Alfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington:Office of AF History; USAF Academy, 1979. 215-244(UGB 789 1978: Gov Doe D 301.78:978)

Hosmer, Stephen T., and Glenn A Kent. The Military and Political Potential ofConventionally Armed Heavy Bombers. Santa Monica: Rand, 1987.(Report Lit RAND-R-3508-AF)

Mason, R. A. "Air Power in the Cold War." In Air Power: Promise and Reality.Edited by Mark K. Well. Chicago: Imprint, 2000. 237-262(UG 625 .A37 2000)

Peebles, Curtis. Shadow Flights: America's Secret Air War Against the SovietUnion. Novato. CA: Presidio, 20(X).(E 183.8 .S65 P44 2000)

Perry,:Charles M. Airpower Synergies in the New Strategic Era: TheComplementary Roles of Long-Range Bombers & Carrier-BasedAircraft, McLean, VA: Brassey's, 1987.(UGH 2155 .P462 1997)

Rosenberg, David A. "American Postwar Air Doctrine and Organization: The NavyExperience." In Air Power and Warfare: The Proceedings of the 81h MilitaryHistory Symposium. Edited by Alfred F. Hurley and Robert C. Ehrhart.Washington: Office of AF History: USAF Academy, 1979. 245-278(UGB 789 1978; Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Drew, Dennis M. "Airpower Imperative: Hard Truths for an Uncertain World."Strategic Review 19 (Spring 1991): 24-31

Hall, R. Cargill. "From Concept to National Policy: Strategic Reconnaissance inthe Cold War." Prologue 28 (Summer 1996): 106-125

Mason, R. A. "Beyond the Cold War: Airpower Over a Flat Earth." Hawk(May 1991): 9-19

Sleeper, Raymond S. "Air Power, the Cold War, and Peace." Air UniversityQuarterly Review 5 (Winter 1951-52): 3-17

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TIlE KOREAN WAR

BOOKS, REPORTS. ANI) GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

Albert F. Simpson Historical Research Center USAF Credits for the Destruction ofEnemy Aircraft. Korean War. Maxell AFB. AL: Air University. 1963.

(UGB 907 .H6)

Bruning, John R. Crimson Sky: Tlhe Air Battle for Korea. Dulles, VA: Brassey's.2000.(DS 920.2 .U5 B78 2000)

Crane, Conrad C. American Airpower Strategy in Korea, 1950-1953. Lawrence:UP of Kansas, 2000.(DS 920.2 .U5 C73 2000)

Hallion. Richard P. The Naval Air War in Korea. Baltimore: Nautical & Aviation.1986.(DS 920.2 .115 1135 1986)

O'Rourke, Gerald G. Night Fighters over Korea. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1998.(DS 920.2 .U5 017 1998)

Poe, Bryce. II. "Korea, Vietnam, and NATO: An Airman's Perspective from FirstLieutenant to Four-Star General." In Air Power: Promise and Reality.Edited by Mark K. Wells. Chicago: Imprint, 2000. 219-236(UG 625 .A37 2000)

Thompson, Wayne, and Bernard C. Nalty. Within Limits: The U.S. Air Force and theKorean_War. [Washington]: Air Force History and Museums Program, 1996.(Gov Doc D 301.8217:K 84)

U. S. Air Force. USAF Historical Division. United States Air Force Operations in theKorean Conflict. I July 1952 - 27 July 1953. (Washington]: Dept. of the AirForce, 1956.(UGB 907 .H6 No. 127)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Dockery, Charles L. "Marine Air Over Korea." Marine Corps Gazette 69 (Dec 1985):3842+

Futrell, Robert F. "Tactical Employment of Strategic Air Power in Korea." AirowerJournal 2 (Winter 1988): 29-41

Kirtland, Michael A. "Planning Air Operations: Lessons from Operation Strangle in theKorean War." Airpower Journal 6 (Summer 1992): 37-46

Kropf, Roger F. "U. S. Air Force in Korea: Problems that Hindered the Effectiveness ofAir Power." Airpower Journal 4 (Spring 1990): 20-46

Moschgat, Jim. "How Airmanship Won Air Superiority in Korea: An UnforgettableLesson from America's Forgotten War." USAF Weapons Review 42(Summer 1994): 25-27+

Showalter, Dennis E. "The First Jet War." MHO: The Quarterly Journal of MilitaryHistory 8 (Spring 1996): 66-73

1* Zhang, Xiaoming.."China and the War in Korea, 1950-1953." Journal of Military

History 62 (April 1998): 335-370

71

THE VIETNAMESE CONFLICT


Ballard, Jack S. Development and Eijitlovmesnt of Fixed-Wise Gunshijs, 1962-1972.Washington- Office of Air Force History. 1982.(Gov Doc D 301.86/2:G99/962-72)

Bowers, Ray L. "Air Powcr in Southeast Asia: A Tentative Appraisal." In Air Power andWarfare: The Procccdines of the 8" Military History Symposium. Edited b%Alfred F. IHurley and Robert C. Ehrhart. Washington: Office of AF History:USAF Academy, 1979. 309-329(UGB 789 1978: Gov Doc D 301.78:978)

------ Tactical Airlift. Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1983.(Gov Doe D 301.86/2:AI 7)

Clodfelter, Maik. Air Power and Limited War: An Analysis of the Air Campaignsanainýt North Vietnam as Intruments of National Policy. Diss., U of NorthCarolina, 1987.(Spec Coil LB 2379 1987 .C643; Report Lit MF ADA 187 025)

-....- The Limits of Air Power: The American Bombing of North Vietnam.New York: Free Pr.; London: Collier Macmillan, 1989.(DS 558.8 .C56 1989)

-..... ."Searching for Victory through Air Power: The Conduct of the Air Wars inVietnam." In Air Power: Promise and Reality. Edited by Mark K. Wells.Chicago: Imprint, 2000. 263-288(UG 625 .A37 2000)

Eschmann, Karl J. Linebacker: The Untold Story of the Air Raids over North Vietnam.New York: Ivy, 1989.(DS 558.8 .E83 1989b)

Futrell, Robert F. The United States Air Force in Southeast Asia: The Advisory Years to1965. Washington: Office of Air Force History, 1981(Gov Doc D 301.2:So8a)

------,et at. Aces and Aerial Victories: The United States Air Force inSoutheast Asia 1965-1973. [Maxwell AFB, AL]: Albert F. Simpson HistoricalResearch Center, Air Universitv"- fWashington]: Office of Air Force History,1976.(Gov Doec D 301.2616:AC 3/965-73)

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Gilster, Herman L. The Air War in Southeast Asia: Case Studies of Selected Campaigns.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1993.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:Ai 7/9)

Hoeffding, Oleg. Bombing North Vietnam: An Appraisal of Economic and PoliticalEffects. Santa Monica, CA: Rand, [19661.(Report Lit RAND-RM-5213-1-ISA)

Jackson, George R. Linebacker II: An Examination of Strategic Use of Airpower.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air U., [1989].(UGB 907 .A433 89-412)

McCarthy, James R., and George B. Allison. Linebacker II: A View from the Rock.Edited by Robert E. Rayfield. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air War College, AirpowerResearch Inst., 1979..(Gov Doc D 301.86:6/8)

Mersky, Peter B., and Norman Polmar. The Naval Air War in Vietnam. 2d ed. Baltimore:Nautical and Aviation, 1986.(DS 558.8 .M47 1986)

Michel, Marshall L., 11. Clashes: Air Combat over Vietnam, 1965-1972.Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1997.(DS 558.8 .M53 1997)

Morrocco, John. Rain of Fire: Air War, 1969-1973. Boston: Boston, 1985.(DS 558.8 .M67 1985)

Mrozek, Donald J. Air Power and the Ground War in Vietnam: Ideas and Actions.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1988.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:V 67)

Nichols, John B., and Barrett Tillman. On Yankee Station: The Naval Air War overVietnam. Shrewsbury: Airlife, 1987.(DS 558.8 .N53 1987b)

Schlight, John. A War Too Long: The USAF in Southeast Asia, 1961-1975.Washington: Air Force History and Museums Program, 1996.(Gov Doc D 301.82/7:W 19; DS 558.8 .S345 1996)

Thompson, James C. Rolline Thunder: Understanding Policy and Promram Failure.Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina, 1980.(DS 558 .T47)

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Tilford, Earl H. Crosswinds: The Air Force's Setup in Vietnam. College Station: TexasA & M, 1993.(DS 558.8 .T54 1993)

-....- Search and Rescue in Southeast Asia. [Washington?]: Center for Air ForceHistory. 1992.(Gov Dec D 301.82/7:SE I)

Wilcox, Robert K. Scream of Eagles: The Creation of Top Gun and the U.S. Air Victoryin Vietnam. New York: Wiley, 1990.(VGB 1352 .N3 W55 1990)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Boyne, Walter J. "Airpower at Khe Sanh." Air Force Magazine 81 (August 1998):82-88

Cirafici, John L. "CCT at Khe Sanh." Air Power Histor 37 (Spring 1990): 47-52

Clodfelter, Mark "Problems in Researching the Air War against North Vietnam."Air Power Histo 38 (Fall 1991): 49-53

Cole, Bernard D. "A Noglow in Vietnam, 1968: Air Power at the Battle of Khe Sanh."Journal of Military History 64 (Jan 2000): 141-158

Guilmartin, John F., Jr. "Bombing the Ho Chi Minh Trail: A Preliminary Analysis ofAir Interdiction." Air Power History 38 (Winter 1991): 3-17

Johnson, Harold E. "Of Bears, Weasels, Ferrets, and Eagles." AirUniversityReview 33 (Jan/Feb 1982): 86-93 .

McCutcheon, Keith B. "Marine Aviation in Vietnam, 1962-1970." U. S. Naval Inst.Proceedings 97 (May 1971): 122-155.

Mrozek, Donald J. "The Limits of Innovation: Aspects of Air Power in Vietnam."Air University Review 36 (Jan-Feb 1985): 58-71

Nalty, Bernard C. "Uncommon War: The U. S. Air Force in Southeast Asia." AirPower History 41 (Fall 1994): 27-37

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Olson, John E. "The Effect of Civilian Casualties on USAF Bombing Policy inVietnam." Air Power History 46 (Winter 1999): 30-41

Pape, Robert A., Jr. "Coercive Air Power in the Vietnam War." International Security 15(Fall 1990): 103-146

Spearing, Pamela S. "Khe Sanh and the Logistics of Siege." Air Force Journal ofLogistics 13 (Summer 1989): 32-35

Webb, Willard J. "The Single Manager for Air in Vietnam." Joint Force Quarterly no. 3(Winter 1993-1994): 88-98.

Wendt, Diego M. "Using a Sledgehammer to Kill a Gnat: The Air Force's Failure toComprehend Insurgent Doctrine During Operation Rotling Thunder." Airpowe

_u~rogJ 4 (Summer 1990): 52-54

Werrell, Kenneth P. "Did USAF Technology Fail in Vietnam?" Airpower Journal12 (Spring 1998): 87-99

------. "Linebacker II- the Decisive Use of Air Power?" Air UniversityReview 38 (Jan-Mar 1987): 48-61

Whitcomb, Darrel D. "Tonnage and Technology: Air Power on the Ho Chi Minh Trail."Air Power History 44 (Spring 1997): 4-17

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OTHER RECENT CONFLICTS


Bergquist, Ronald E. The Role of Airpower in the Iran-lraq War. Maxwell AFB. AL:Air University Pr., 1988.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:Ai 7/5)

Evans, Robert D. Russian Airpower in the Second Chechen War. Thesis, ArmyCommand and General Staff College, 2001.(Report Lit MF ADA 391 341)

Hezsely, Csaba B. Argentine Air Power in the Falklands War. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air War College, 1988.(Report Lit MF ADA 202 551) 1

Mart, John E. War in the Falklands: Perspectives on British Strategy and Use of AirPower. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air War College, 1988.Report Lit ME ADA 202 643)

Olschner, Clarence F., Ill. The Air Superiority Battle in the Middle East, 1967-1973:Report. 9 June 1978. Thesis, Army Command and General Staff College, 1978.(Spec Coll LB 2379 1978.052)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Baev, Pavel K. "Russia's Airpower in the Chechen War: Denial, Punishment, andDefeat." Journal of Slavic Military Studies 10 (June 1997): 1-18

Baranauskas, Tom. "Air Power in the Iran-Iraq War." Asian Defence Journal no. 3(Mar 1987): 52+

Garden, Tim. "Air Power, the Falklands, and the Principles of War." AerospacHistorian 30 (Dec 1983): 246-253

Nelson, Denny R. "Soviet Air Power. Tactics and Weapons Used in Afghanistan."Air University Review 36 (Jan-Feb 1985): 30-44

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THE PERSIAN GULF CRISIS


Air Strike. Alexandria, VA: Time-Life, 1991.(UGK 27 .A3828 1991)

Andrews, William F. Airpower against an Army: Challenze and Response inCENTAF's Duel with the Republican Guard. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University Pr., 1998.(Gov Doc D 301.26/6:AR 5/2; Report Lit ADA 342 983)

Braybrook, Roy. Air Power: The Coalition and Iraqi Air Forces. London:Osprey, 1991.(DS 7972 .B73 1991)

Chant, Christopher. Air War in the Gulf 1991. Oxford: Osprey, 2001.(DS 79,72 .C52 2001)

Chenoweth, Mary E. The Civil Reserve Air Fleet and Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm: Issues for the Future. Santa Monica: Rand, 1993.(Report Lit MIF ADA 282 345; Rand MR-298-AF)

Coyne, James P. Airpower in the Gulf. Arlington, VA: Aerospace EducationFoundation, 1992.(DS 79.72 .C69 1992)

Davis, Richard G. Decisive Force: Strategic Bombing and the Gulf War.[Washington?]: Air Force History and Museums Program, 1996.(DS 79.724 .U6 D38 1996; Gov Doc D 301.82/7: D 35)

Drendel, Lou. Air War Desert Storm. Carrollton, TX: Squadron/Signal, 1991.(DS 79.724 .D74 1991)

Drew, Dennis M. Airpower in the New World Order. Carlisle Barracks, PA:Army War College, [1993].(Report Lit ADA 267 399)

Frostic, Fred. Air Campaign Against the Iraqi Army in the Kuwaiti Theater ofOperations. Santa Monica: Rand, 1994.(Report Lit RAND-MR-357-AF)

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Gordon, Michael R. The Generals' War: the Inside Story of the Conflict in theGulf. Boqton: Little, Brown, 1995.(DS 79.72 .G67 1995)

Gulf War Air Power Survey. 6 vols. Washington: [Dept. of the Air Force, 1993].(Go' Doc D 301.2:G95/2)

Hallion, Richard P. Storm over Iraq: Air Power and the Gulf War. Washington:Smithsonian Inst., 1992.(UGB 5 .135 1992)

Keaney, Thomas A. "Air Power in the Gulf War: Plans, Execution, and Results."In Air Power: Promise and Reality. Edited by Mark K. Wells. Chicago:Imprint, 2000. 289-313(UG 625 .A37 2000)

Keaney, Thomas A., and Eliot A. Cohen. Revolution in Warfare? Air Power in thePersian Gulf. Annapolis: Naval Inst., 1995.(DS 79.724 .U6 K43 1995)

Lewis, Richard B. Desert Storm: JFACC Problems Associated with BattlefieldPreparation. Carlisle Barracks, PA: Army War College, 1993.(Report Lit MF ADA 264 043)

Lund, John, Ruth Berg, and Corinne Replogle. Proiect AIR FORCE Analysis of theAir War in the Gulf: an Assessment of Strategic Airlift Operational Efficiency

Santa Monica: Rand. 1993.(Report Lit MF ADA 282 446; RAND R-4269/4-AF)

Mann, Edward C., ImI. Thunder and Lightnini: Desert Storm and the AirpowerDebates. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air Univeisity, 1995.(DS 79.724 .U6 M36 1995)

Martin, Jerome V. Victory from Above: Air Power Theory and the Conduct ofOperations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Maxwell AFB, AL: AirUniversity, [1996].(Gov Doc MF D 301.26/6: V66)

Murray, Williamson. Air War in the Persian Gulf. Baltimore: Nautical & Aviation,1995.(DS 79.724 .U6 M87 1995)

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Project AIR FORCE. Desert Shield Assessment Team. Proiect AIR FORCE Assess-ment of Operation Desert Shield: the Buildup of Combat Power. Santa Monica:Rand, 1994.(Report Lit MF ADA 282 158; RAND MR-356-AF)

Reynolds, Richard T. Heart of the Storm: the Genesis of the Air Campaign againstIrag. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr.. 1995.(DS 79.724 .U6 R49 1995 v. 1; Gov Doc D 301.26/6:H 35/v.1)

Tomczak, Robert J. The Emancipation of Airpower. Carlisle Barracks, PA: ArmyWar College, 1992.(Report Lit ADA 250822)

Winnefeld, James A., Preston Niblack, and Dana J. Johnson. A League ofAirmen: U.S. Air Power in the Gulf War. Santa Monica: Rand, 1994.(Report Lit RAND-MR-343-AF)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

"Air Power in Desert Shield/Desert Storm." Pt. 1, Air Power History 38 (Fall 1991):5-38; pt. 2, 38 (Winter 1991): 43-47; pt. 3, 39 (Summer 1992): 40-45

Bingham, Price T. "Air Power in Desert Storn and the Need for Doctrinal Change."Airpower Journal 5 (Winter 1991): 33-46

Braybrook, Roy. "Air Power on Trial (in the Gulf)." Asia-Pacific DefenceReporter 17 (Mar 1991): 6-9

-----.. "War in the Air: Was There Overkill'?" Asia-Pacific DefenceReporte 17 (April 1991): 9-10

Clodfelter, Mark. "Of Demons, Storms, and Thunder: A Preliminary Look atVietnam's Impact on the Persian Gulf Air Campaign." Airpower Journal5 (Winter 1991): 17-32

Coyne, James P. "Plan of Attack." Air Force Magazine 75 (April 1992): 40-46

Drew, Dennis M. "Desert Storm as a Symbol: Implications of the Air War in theDesert." Airpower Joumal 6 (Fall 1992): 4-13

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Duncan, Robcrt E. "Responsive Air Support." Air Force Maoazine 76 (February1993): 74-78

Ganyard, Stephen T. "Strategic Air Power Didn't Work." U.S. Naval Inst.Proceedings 121 (Aug 1995): 31-35

Gilster, Herman L. "Desert Storm: War, Time, and Substitution Revisitcd."Airpower Journal 10 (Spring 1996): 82-93

Hammond, Giant T. "Myths of the Gulf War: Some 'Lessons' Not to Learn."Royal Air Force Air Power Review 3 (Summer 2000): 54-71

Hawkins, William R. "Back to Vietnam? Iraq and the Limits of Air Power."Strategic Review 26 (Spring 1998): 43-50

Homer, Charles A. "The Air Campaign." Military Review 71 (Sept 1991): 16-27

"-. "What We Should Have Learned in Desert Storm, but Didn't."Air Force Magazine 79 (Dec 1996): 52-56

Hurley, Matthew M. "Saddam Hussein and Iraqi Air Power: Just Having an Air ForceIsn't Enough." Airpower Journal 6 (Winter 1992): 4-16

Jones, John F., Jr. "Giulio Douhet Vindicated: Desert Storm 1991." Naval WarCollege Review 45 (Autumn 1992): 97-101

Mason, R. A. "Aiu War in the Gulf." Survival 22 (May-June 1991): 211-219

Muir, Daniel J. "A View from the Black Hole." U.S. Naval Inst. Proceedinns 117(October 1991): 85-86

Murray, Williamson. "Air War in the Gulf: The Limits of Air Power." StrategicReview 26 (Winter 1998): 28-38

Palmer, Michael A. "'The Storm in the Air: One Plan, Two Air Wars." Air PoaserHistory 39 (Winter 1992): 24-31

Putney, Diane T. "From Instant Thunder to Desert Storm: Developing the GulfWar Air Campaign's Phases." Air Power History 41 (Fall 1994): 38-50

Record, Jeffrey. "Why the Air War Worked." Armed Forces Journal International(April 1991): 44-45

Thomson, C. J. "Air Power in Operation Granby- the Lessons So Far." &,U_J 11i (Winter 1990): 25-30

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Vallance, A. G. P. "Gulf War: First Thoughts on the Use of Air Power in CrisisManagement and Conflict." Hawk (May 1991): 21-32

Werrell, Kenneth P. "Air War Victorious: The Gulf War vs Vietnam." Parameters22 (Summer 1992): 41-54

Winnefeld, James A., and Dana J. Johnson. "Unity of Control: Joint Air Operations inthe Gulf." Joint Force Quarterly no. 1 (Summer 1993): 88-89

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CONTEMPORARY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS


Air University. School of Advanced Airpower Studies. Airpower and PcaceEnforcement. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1996.(Report Lit MF ADA 360 616)

Cross. Michael E. The Role of Airpower in Peace Opciations. Newport. Rt: NavalWar College, 1996.(Report Lit ME ADA 307 622)

Francis. William W., ii. Coercive Ait in_ Posf!-Cold -War Peace Operations.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University, 1999.(Report Lit ME ADA 391 616)

Hallion, Richard P., ed. Air Power Confronts an Unstable World. London;Washington: Brassey's, 1997.(UGK 21 .A299 1997)

Lambeth. Benjamin S. NATO's Air War for Kosovo: A Stratearic andOperational Assessment. Santa Monica, CA: Rand, 2001.(Report Lit RAND MR- 1365-AF

Prebeck, Steven R. Preventive Attack in the 1990s? Maxwell AFB, AL: AirUniversity Pr., 1993.(Report Lit ADA 364 033)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Aubin, Stephen P. "Operation Allied Force: War or 'Coercive Diplomacy,'?"Strategic Review 27 (Summer 1999): 4-12

Bash, Brooks L. "Airpower and Peacekeeping." Aimower Journal 9(Spring 1995): 66-78

Bonella, Richard. "Use of Air Power in Peace Support Operations." Hawvk(1995): 10 19

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Corsino, Roberto. "Balkan War: What Role for Airpower?" Airpower Journal9 (Winter 1995): 53-68

Comm, James S. "Airpower and Peace Enforcement." Airpower Journal 10(Winter 1996): 10-25

Curtis, Ian G. W. "Relearning Old Lessons, Yet Again: Air Power and theLessons of the NATO Air War against Kosovo." Defense & ForeignAffairs Strategic Policy 27 (1999): 11-12+

Fogleman, Ronald R. "Core Competencies- New Missions: The Air Force inOperations Other than War-" Airman 39 (April 1995): 2-9

Gray, Peter W. "Air Operations for Strategic Effect- Theory and Practice inKosovo." Royal Air Force Air Power Review 3 (Spring 2000): 16-31

-.-- "Air Power in the Modem World: Myths and Challenges." Royal AirForce Air Power Review 3 (Autumn 2000): 1-14

Griffith, Thomas E., Jr. "Air Pressure: Strategy for the New World Order?"Airpower Journal 8 (Summer 1994): 18-26

Hammond, Grant T. "Myths of the Air War Over Serbia: Some 'Lessons' Not toLearn." Royal Air Force Air Power Review 4 (Summer 2001): 69-81

Haun, Phil M. "Airpower versus a Fielded Army: A Construct for Air Operations inthe Twenty-First Century." Aerospace Power Journal 15 (Winter 2001): 81-88

Hillen, John. "Peacekeeping at the Speed of Sound: The Relevancy of AirpowerDoctrine in Operations Other than War." Airpower Journal 12 (Winter1998): 6-16

Hinman, Eliwood 1. "The Politics of the Air Campaign: Challenges for the U.S.Air Force in the Aftermath of Operation Allied Force." Aerospace PowerJournal 14 (Spring 2000): 3-11

McPeak, Memll A. "'The Kosovo Result: T he Facts Speak for Themselves."Armed Forces Jousmal International 137 (Sept 1999): 62+

Myers, Grover E., and Thad A. Wolfe. "The Price of Greatness: Air Power in theBalkans." Strate_6c Review 27 (Summer 1999): 13-16

Owen, Robert C. "Aerospace Power and Land Power in Peace Operations: Toward aNew Basis for Synergy." Airpower Journal 13 (Fall 1999): 4-22

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Roberts, Adam. "NATO's 'Humanitarian War' over Kosovo." Survival 41(Autumn 1999): 102-123

Scott, C. M. "Forcing the Peace." Royal Air Forre Air Power Review 2 (Spring1999): 26-38

Searle, Thomas R. "Understanding Peace Operations: A Reply to Col Robert C.Owen." Airmower Journal 13 (Fall 1999): 92-101

Tilford, Earl H., Jr. "Operation Allied Force and the Role of Air Power."Parameters 29 (Winter 1999-2000): 24-38

Walker. John. "Did Air Power Work in the Balkans? Of Course it did' REJSIJournal 145 (Oct 2000): 63-65

------. "War in Kosovo: Air Power for Coercion." RUSI Journal144 (Aug 1999): 13-19

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THE FUTURE


Brown, Neville. The Future of Air Power. New York: Holmes & Meier, 1986.(UGK 21 .B879 1986)

Bucknam, Mark A. Lethal Airpower and Intervention. Maxwell AFB, AL: AirUniversity, 1996.(Report Lit ADA 360 551)

Faulkenberry, Barbara J. Global Reach- Global Power: Air Force Strategic Vision,Past and Future. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., [1996].(UGB 5 .F38 1996)

Goure, Daniel and Christopher M. Szara, eds. Air and Space Power in the NewMillennium. Washington: Ctr. For Strategic and International Studies, 1997.(UGK 21 .A298 1997)

Lambeth, Benjamin S. The Transformation of American Air Power. Ithaca:Comell UP, 2000.(UGB 5 .L223 2000)

O'Halloran, Michael A. A Kill is a Kill: Asymmetrically Attacking U.S. Ailpower.Thesis, Air University, School of Advanced Airpower Studies, 1999.(Report Lit MF ADA 391 500)

Sabin, Philip, ed. The Future of United Kingdom Air Power. London; Washington;Brassey's, 1988.(UGK 41 .F91 1988)

Schultz, Richard H., and Robert L. Pfaltzgraff, Jr. The Future of Air Power in theAftermath of the Gulf War. Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1992.(UGB 5 .F92 1992)

United States. Dept. of the Air Force. Global Vigilance Reach and Power: America'sAir Force: Vision 2020. [Washington?: Dept. of the Air Force, 2000?](Gov Doc D 301.2: V82/3)

Warden, John A., II, "Air Theory for the Twenty-First Century." In Challenge andResponse: Anticipating U.S. Military Security Concerns. Ed. Karl P. Magyar.Maxwell AFB, AL: Air University Pr., 1994.311-332.(Gov Doe D 301.2616?C 35)

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Wright, Stephen E. Aerospace Strategy for the Aerospace Nation. Maxwell AFB, AL:Air University Pr., [1994].(UGB 901 1994 .W74)

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Blechman, Barry M., etal. "Military Presence Abroad in a New Era: The Role ofAirpower." Strategic Review 25 (Spring 1997): 13 25

Boyd, Charles G., and Charles M. Westenhoff. "Air Power Thinking: 'Request Un-restricted Climb."' Airpower Journal 5 (Fall 1991): 4-15

Cook, Donald G. "Congreve's Red Glare...Reflections of the Past. Visions of theFuture." RUSI Journal 144 (Oct 1999): 38-42

Copley, Gregory R. "Future Fighters: The Role of Air Combat in Future Wars."Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy 24 (Sept 1996): 4-5

Fogleman, Ronald R. "Air Force and Joint Vision 2010." Joint Force Quarterly 14(Winter 1996-97): 24-28

Freedman, Lawrence. "Future of Air Power." Hawk (1993): 35-44

Hallion, Richard P. "Air Power Today and Tomorrow: A Post-Gulf War View."RUSI Journal 139 (Oct 1994): 23-29

------ "Precision Guided Munitions and the New Era of Warfare." Air Power Historv43 (Fall 1996): 4-21

Mason, Tony. "The Future of Airpower: Concepts of Operations." Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 1 (1998): 28-42

Meilinger, Phillip S. "Air Force in the Twenty-First Century: Challenge and Response."Airpower Journal 4 (Winter 1990): 34-51

"-. "Airwar and the Future." Army Quarterly & Defence Journal122 (Apr 1992): 169-178

"The Future of Air Power: Observations from the Past Decade."Royal Air Force Air Power Review 3 (Spring 2000): 48-68

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-.-- "Gradual Escalation: NATO's Kosovo Air Campaign, Though Decried as aStrategy, May Be the Future of War," Armed Forces Journal International137 (Oct 1999): 18

------ " Precision Aerospace Power, Discrimination, and the Future of War." AerospacePower Journal 15 (Fall 2001): 12-20

Murray, Williamson. "Drifting into the Next Century: the USAF and Air Power."Strategic Review 27 (Summer 1999): 17-24

Stephens, Alan. "'Testing the Limits': The Future of Air Power." Asia-PacificDefence Reporter 24 (June-July 1998): 13-14

Szafranski, Richard. and Martin C. Libicki. "...Or Go Down in Flame? Toward anAirpower Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century." Airpower Journal 10(Fall 1996): 65-77

Thomas, John. "The Future of Airpower?" Royal Air Force Air Power Review3 (Spring 2000): 70-80

Vallance, Andrew G. B. "Purple Airpower: the Future Challenge." Royal Air ForceAir Power Review 1 (1998): 16-26

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