Air and Space Power Review Index

 Below is a full online index of articles published in Air and Space Power Review, as well as its predecessor Air Power Review. The list may be searched using browser search functionality (typically Ctrl+F or Cmd+F).

Air and Space Power Review Volume 26 (2024)

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
RAF High Command in the Second World War – A New Perspective	David Walker	6-25
The Man and the Myth – Robert Smith-Barry as 'The Man Who Taught The World To Fly'	David Spruce	26-53
The RAF's Leading Role in the Development and Application of Synthetic Training Equipment	Trevor Nash	54-74
UK Space Power: Contextualising the Need for Space Control	James Payne	76-99
Artifical Intelligence: Is the RAF Ready? Are You?	Andy Webb	100-111
The Falklands Guns - The Story of Captured Argentine Artillery that Became Part of the RAF Regiment	David Caddick	322-323

Air and Space Power Review Volume 25 (2023)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Beyond the Cold War: Air Power Over a Flat Earth	Tony Mason	8-17
Purple Air Power: The Future Challenge	Andrew Vallance	18-29
Air Power – Past, Present and Future	Andrew Lambert	30-49
Viewpoint: Operation Granby: A Personal Perspective	Alistair Byford	50-63
Viewpoint: Thinking Through the Central Blue – Personal Reflections of the Air Power Thought	Peter Gray	64-71
Defence Research Paper: Military Culture and Human Rights Violations Committed in Iraq in 2003	Louise Henton	72-105
Speech: Battle of Britain	Marten van der Veen	106-114
Book Review: ‘Blood, Metal and Dust – How Victory Turned into Defeat in Afghanistan and Iraq’ by Ben Barry OBE	Chloe Bridge	116-118
Book Review: ‘The Russo-Ukrainian War, the Return of History’ by Serhii Pokhy	Nigel Jones	120-121
Book Review: ‘Air Power in the Falklands Conflict: An Operational Level Insight into Air Warfare in the South Atlantic’ by John Shields	Chris Whelan	122-124
Book Review: ‘Enemy Coast Ahead: The Illustrated Memoir of Dambuster Guy Gibson’ by Guy Gibson	Paul Marr	126-128

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
And if Deterrence Fails? The Case for Qualitative Edge and Combat Mass in a 21st Century Air Force	Ben Durham	6-28
The Strategic Value of Air Defence	Luke Botting	30-47
The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War: Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles in Modern Warfare	Chris Whelan	48-70
The North Atlantic Space Schism and the Ambiguity Problem: NATO’s Collective Space Defence Posture	Scott Mackie	72-92
How Has the UK Government Responded to the Commercialisation of Space Activity?	Martin Williamson	94-137
Military Leadership in a Technological Age: Management of Complex Technologies and Prospect for Space	Harris Siderfin	138-159
Air Power for Peace? NATO’s Role in Ceasing Hostilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1995	Chloe Bridge	160-176
Vulcan Survivability in Nuclear War	Julian Grenfell	178-184
Book Review: ‘The Digital Silk Road: China’s Quest to Wire the World and Win the Future’ by Jonathan E Hilman	Ethan Haylock	186-188
Book Review: ‘Drone Theory’ by Gregoire Chamayou (translated by Janet Lloyd)	Harry Brierley	190-192
Book Review: ‘Viper Pilot: A Memoir of Air Combat’ by Dan Hampton	Andrew Ward	194-195
Book Review: ‘Always at War – Organisational Culture in Strategic Air Command, 1946-62’ by Melvin G Deaile	John Shields	196-198

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Doing ‘All We Can to Help Mr Tizard’: The Role of Sholto Douglas in Radar Development and its Application	Katharine Campbell	8-34
Joint SACEUR-SACLANT: Air Defence Operations in North European Waters	Joan Hopkins	36-44
How Does Russia Wage Contemporary Political Warfare, and Consequently Challenge International Order?	Jade Richards	46-79
To What Extent Does China’s Increasing Influence in the Black Sea Region Promote Stability?	Sarah McDonnell	80-103
Female Radicalisation and ISIS: What are the Implications for UK Domestic Security?	Sian English	104-141
Evaluate the Potential Effectiveness of Air Power in Sub-threshold and ‘Grey Zone’ Operations	Clare Mummery	142-163
Artificial Intelligence: Changing the Nature of War – Strategic Security Implications for the United Kingdom?	Alison Morton	164-188
Strategic Competition to Security Dilemma – The Language and Narrative of Space and Why it Matters	Sas Duffin	190-220
Viewpoint: The Seam Between Chaos and Order	Emma Keith	222-229
Book Review: ‘Human Compatible: AI and the Problem of Control’ by Stuart Russell	Emma Keith	230-231
Book Review: ‘Why I’m Longer Talking to White People About Race’ by Reni Eddo-Lodge	Sabrina Sheikh	232-235
Book Review: ‘The Weaponisation of Everything’ by Mark Galeotti	Beth Lindley	236-338
Book Review: ‘RAF WWII Operational and Flying Accident Casualty Files in the National Archives – Exploring Their Contents’ by Mary Hudson	Lilie Weaver	240-242
Book Review: ‘The Ledger: Accounting for Failure in Afghanistan’ by David Kilcullen and Greg Mills	Chloe Bridge	244-246

Air and Space Power Review Volume 24 (2022)

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
The RAF and its Role in Reconnaissance Missions Over the Soviet Union	Mark Kennedy	6-21
Reflections on the V-Force: Operationally Compromised but a Critical Geopolitical Enabler?	Mark Tobin	22-43
Defence Research Paper – Tipping the Scales? The Influence of Hypersonic Weapons on the Military Balance Between NATO and Russia	Mark Smith	44-75
Airminded Insurgents: Innovations to Undermine Airpower in the Gaza Strip	Jacob Davies	76-99
Another Giant Leap: 50 Years of Military Satcom	Paul Withers	100-117
The Challenges of Artificial Intelligence: Britain’s Bright Future	Carolyn J Swinney	118-139
Viewpoint: Centre of Gravity analysis of Planning and Prosecution of the Battle of Britain?	David Bond	140-151
Book Review: ‘Airpower in the War Against ISIS’ by Benjamin S Lambeth	Christina Goulter	152-155
Book Review: ‘Losing the Long Game: The False Promise of Regime Change in the Middle East’ by Philip H Gordon	Luke Botting	156-159
Book Review: ‘Active Measures: The Secret History of Disinformation and Political Warfare’ by Thomas Rid	Tom Raeburn	160-163
Book Review: ‘Democracy Hacked: Political Turmoil and Information in the Digital Age’ by Martin Moore	Clare Muir	164-167
Book Review: ‘There is Planet B: A Handbook for the Make or Break Years’ – Updated Edition (2021) by Mike Berners-Lee	Eliot Finnimore	168-171

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
1950s: The RAF’s Coronation Day	E Colston Shephard	10-13
1960s: Britain’s Independent Deterrent	H A Probert	14-21
1970s: Thinking About Air Power	Neil Cameron	22-33
1980s: Corporate Lessons? Reflections on Some of the Myths, Anti-Myths Omissions of Britain’s Falklands Air War, 1982	David Jordan	34-53
1990s: The Role of Air Power in Crisis Management	Richard Johns	54-63
2000s: Is There a Role for Air Power in the Post-Cold War World	Craig White	64-77
2000/2010s: The Royal Air Force and UK Air Power Over Iraq and Kosovo, 1997-2000: A Comparative Perspective	Sebastian Ritchie	78-101
2010s: Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems – Warfare’s Best Humanitarian Hope?	James Beldon	102-115
2020s: What Does Protect and Defence Mean for a UK National Approach to Space?	Rayna Owens	116-128

Air and Space Power Review Volume 23 (2021)

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
The ‘Eeles Memorandum’: A Timeless Study of Professional Military Education	Steven Paget	6-13
‘Bumps along ‘The Berlin Road’’. Bomber Command’s Forgotten Battle of Hanover, September-October 1943	Richard Worrall	14-45
Royalties, Patents and Sub-Contracting: The Curious Case of the Hawker Hart	Matthew Powell	46-59
The Worsted Manufacturer, Roderick Hill and ‘the most courageous decision of the War’: The Decision to Reorganise Britain’s Air Defence to Counter the V-1 Flying Bomb	John Alexander	60-79
An Analysis of the Value of Air-to-Air Refuelling to Modern Air Operations	Stuart Patton	80-101
Book Review: ‘Flight Risk’	Frank Ledwidge	102-105
Book Review: ‘Losing Military Supremacy: The Myopia of American Strategic Planning’	Paul Stoddart	106-109
Book Review: ‘This is Not Propaganda: Adventures in the War Against Reality’	Keith Dear	110-113
Book Review: ‘Fighters in the Blood: The Story of a Spitfire Pilot – and the Son Who Followed in his Footsteps’	James Beldon	114-117
Book Review: ‘Britain’s War: A New World, 1942-1947’	Paul Marr	118-121
Book Review: ‘The Blitz Companion: Aerial warfare, civilians and the city since 1911’	Mark Russell	122-125

Air and Space Power Review Volume 22 (2019)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Aerial Co-operation with the Navy	C H K Edmonds	10-31
Commander’s Perspective: Establishing the Air Truth	Stuart Atha	32-59
Viewpoint: An Ethics Framework for Autonomous Weapon Systems	Peter Lee	60-81
A New Way in War? Russian ‘Hybrid’ Warfare in the Ukrainian Conflict of 2014	Tom Raeburn	82-93
Commanders’ Perspective: Commanders’ Reflections – Tornado GR Force	Matt Bressani, Wg Cdr James Heeps	94-101
Air Power Proliferation: How Commercial-off-the- Shelf Drones are Being Used by Violent Extremist Organisations to Influence the Future of Warfare in the Air	Peers Lyle	102-121
The RAF and its Approach to Science in the Interwar Period	Mark Russell	122-137
Book Review: ‘Global Defense Procurement and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter’	Al Byford	138-141
Book Review: ‘Goliath: Why the West doesn’t win wars. And what we need to do about it’	Paul Stoddart	142-145
Book Review: ‘All the Factors of Victory: Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves and the Origins of Carrier Airpower’	Steven Paget	146-147

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Viewpoint: A Familiar Frontier: British Defence Strategy and Spacepower	Bleddyn Bowen	6-15
Protecting Next Generation Military Satellite Communications with an Innovative Disaggregation Approach: Delivering Major Gains Through Business Change	Mark Chang	16-31
Viewpoint: The Normalisation of Anti-Satellite Capabilities	Alexandra Stickings	32-41
Putting AI into Air: What is Artificial Intelligence and What it Might Mean for the Air Environment	James Waller, Dr Phillip Morgan	42-57
Between Air and Space – Zephyr and the Future of High Altitude Pseudo-Satellites Within Defence	Lilie Weaver	58-75
Viewpoint: More Science, Less Art: Big Data, The Information Revolution and Decision-Making in the Royal Air Force	Keith Dear	76-89
Multi-Domain Operations: A Review of Contemporary Concepts and an Analysis of Select Capabilities and Actions of Fighter Command and 11 Group During the Battle of Britain	Jamie Meighan	90-109
Lost in Space: The Defeat of the V-2 and Post-War British Exploitation of German Long-Range Rocket Technology	Bryan Hunt	110-145
Book Review: ‘Reaper Force: Inside Britain’s Drone Wars’	Tony Mason	146-149
Book Review: ‘The Man Who Took the Rap: Sir Robert Brooke- Popham and the Fall of Singapore’	Peter Gray	150-153
Book Review: ‘Limiting Risk in America’s Wars’	Peter Lee	154-157
Book Review: ‘Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy 1945-1975’	Tim Below	158-161

Air Power Review Volume 22 (2019)

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Military Aviation’s Cyber Challenge: Are Cyber Vulnerabilities a Credible Threat to a Modern Air Force?	Daniel Lydiate	6-39
Justice from Above: The Application of Militarised American Air Power in the War on Drugs	Iwan Benneyworth	40-63
High Flying Agents and Mystical Technology: Air Power, Bush Warfare and the Nuers, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 1927-1928	Andrew Roe	64-87
‘Hot Air, Aeroplanes and Arabs’: T E Lawrence and Air Power	John Alexander	88-111
‘… They Could be a Jolly Nuisance’: The Littorio-Class Battleships and RAF Bomber Command’s Bombing of Spezia, January-June 1943	Richard John Worrall	112-141
Viewpoint: Spiritual Resilience	David Richardson	142-147
Book Review: ‘The Flatpack Bombers – The Royal Navy and the Zeppelin Menace’	David Tucker	148-149
Book Review: ‘The Mint’	Matthew Smith	150-153
Book Review: ‘21st Century Patton: Strategic Insights for the Modern Era’	Andrew Roe	154-157
Book Review: ‘Bolts from the Blue: From Cold War Warrior to Chief of the Air Staff’	James Beldon	158-161
Book Review: ‘Spitfire Over Everest’	Hon Paul Beaver	162-163

Air Power Review Volume 21 (2018)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power in an Age of Armed Humanitarian Intervention	Luke Botting	14-39
Air Power and Intervention: The Royal Air Force Experience in the Former Yugoslavia, 1992-1995	David Jordan	40-59
The RAF’s Experience of Command and Control in Operation Telic, the Second Gulf War, 2003	Sebastian Ritchie	60-81
UK Air Power in Operation Unified Protector, Libya 2011	Sebastian Ritchie	82-105
The Distance Paradox: Reaper, the Human Dimension of Remote Warfare, and Future Challenges for the RAF	Peter Lee	106-131
Integrating Cyber with Air Power in the Second Century of the Royal Air Force	Paul Withers	132-159
Viewpoint: Twenty-first Century Air Power: Future Challenges and Opportunities	David D Deptula	160-179
Viewpoint: The Blurring of the Air and Space Domains – Perspective of the Physical, Moral and Conceptual Implications for the Royal Air Force in its Second Century	Philip Lester	180-193
Book Review: ‘The Royal Air Force: The First One Hundred Years’	James Parker	194-197
Book Review: ‘Governing from the Skies: A Global History of Aerial Bombing’	John Alexander	198-201
Book Review: ‘Drones and Terrorism: Asymmetric Warfare and the Threat to Global Security’ and ‘Armed Drones and Globalization in the Asymmetric War on Terror’	Clare Muir	202-207
Book Review: ‘Ethics and Autonomous Weapons’	Mark Phelps	208-211
Book Review: ‘2020: World of War’	Angus MacIntyre	211-215

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
An Effort of Biblical Proportions – The Berlin Airlift 1948-1949	Sebastian Cox	8-35
‘Time is No Longer Our Ally’: RAF Bomber Command, Deterrence and the Transition to War, 1955-62	Clive Richards	36-61
The Cold War Cinderella Service: RAF Maritime Patrol Aircraft Operations Since 1945	Rob O’Dell	62-85
The ‘Most Daring Raid’? The Royal Air Force, Operation Black Buck and the Falklands Conflict, 1982	David Jordan, Wg Cdr John Shields	86-109
‘In at the Deep End’: RAF Harrier Operations During Operation Corporate, 1982	David Jordan, Wg Cdr John Shields	110-129
No Ordinary Job: A Personal Perspective	Paddy Teakle	130-145
Operation Granby and the Dawn of Precision in the Royal Air Force: A Personal Perspective	Alistair Byford	146-161
Book Review: ‘Sustaining Air Power: Royal Air Force Logistics Since 1918’	Jamie Cameron	162-165
Book Review: ‘The Royal Air Force Day-by-Day 1918-2018’	Alastair Noble	166-167

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power Review’s Place in RAF History	Tony Mason	3-11
Fighting in the Air (Personal Recollections 3rd course document and essay II)	WilliS Douglas	12-33
Experiences with a Day Bombing Squadron in the Independent Force in 1918 (Personal Recollections 2nd course document and essay VII)	John C Quinnell	34-47
The Prophet’s Interpreter: Sir Samuel Hoare, Hugh Trenchard and Their Campaign for Influence	Sophy Gardner	48-61
Air Power in British Somaliland, 1920: The Arrival of Gordon’s Bird- Men, Independent Operations and Unearthly Retributions	Andrew Roe	74-93
The RAF’s ‘Special’ Force Before the Special Duties Squadron	Richard Newton	94-109
RAF Inter-War Operations on the North-West Frontier	Andrew Walters	110-139
The Air Defence of Great Britain: An Overview, 1920-1936	David Jordan	140-159
Reaping the Whirlwind – Bomber Command’s War	Sebastian Cox	160-177
Coastal Command in the Second World War	John Buckley	178-201
Learning Together, Winning Together: Air Ground Cooperation in the Western Desert	Robert Ehlers	202-233
Book Review: ‘The Royal Flying Corps, The Western Front and the Control of the Air, 1914-1918’	Phil Clare	234-237
Book Review: ‘Burma 44: The Battle That Turned Britain’s War in the East’	David Bett	238-241
Book Review: ‘Making Jet Engines in World War II: Britain, Germany and the United States’	Mark Russell	242-245
Book Review: ‘A Most Enigmatic War: R.V. Jones and the Genesis of British Scientific Intelligence 1939-45’	Lilie Weaver	246-249
Book Review: ‘How The War Was Won: Air-Sea Power and Allied Victory in World War II’	John Alexander	250-252

Air Power Review Volume 20 (2017)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
The Royal Flying Corps During Operation MICHAEL	Phil Clare	10-31
‘We Never Talk About That Now’: Air-Land Integration in the Western Desert 1940-42	Dave Smathers	32-48
Strategic Bombing and Morale: To what extend did Operation GOMORRAH affect British and German morale?	Warren Huggins	50-73
Viewpoint: Basil H Liddell Hart: His Applicability to Modern War	Philip Meilinger	74-84
Book Review: ‘Waging Insurgent Warfare: Lessons from the Vietcong to the Islamic State’	Vladimir Rauta	86-88
Book Review: ‘Apache Over Libya’	Christina Goulter	90-92
Book Review: ‘Fighting with Allies: America and Britain in Peace and War’	Mark Smith	94-96
Book Review: ‘Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow’	Lee Ashcroft	98-100
Book Review: ‘Why Spy? The Art of Intelligence’	Mark Kennedy	102-103
Book Review: ‘The Myth of the Strong Leader: Political Leadership in the Modern Age’	Sean O’Connor	104-106

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power and the Origins of Deterrence Theory before 1939	Richard Overy	8-33
Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir John Slessor and the Prevention of War	Michael Howard	34-44
The Royal Air Force and the Strategic Nuclear Deterrent: An Introduction	David Jordan	46-51
UK Governments and the British Bomber-Borne Nuclear Deterrence, 1945-1955	Alan Jackson	52-84
Viewpoint: A View from Whitehall	Peter Hudson	90-94
Witness Seminar: RAF Bomber Command and the Cuban Missile Crisis, October 1962	Michael Kandiah, David Jordan	98-128
Selected Chronology of the RAF and the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis	Robin Woolven	130-141
Bomber Command and the Cuban Missile Crisis: At the Brink of Armageddon?	Len Scott	142-153
Deterrence at a Distance: Air Power and Conventional Deterrence in the Emerging Global Environment	Stu Patton	156-180
Viewpoint: Conventional Prompt Global Strike: Enhancing Deterrence?	Mark Hilborne	182-190
Deterrence: Further Reading	David Jordan	192-205

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power in Darfur, 1916: The Hunt for Sultan Ali Dinar and the Menace of the Fur Army	Andrew Roe	8-24
‘Complete Failure’: The British and Dominion Aerial Re-supply 1915-16	Paul Barnes	26-43
Indefensible? A Reassessment of the Part Played by RAF Personnel in the Battle of Crete 1941	David Stubbs	44-64
Air Marshal Sir John Slessor: The Unsung British Cold War Strategist	Bill Pike	66-91
Viewpoint: Reply to: The Battle of France, Bartholomew and Barratt: The Creation of Army Cooperation Command	Matthew Powell	92-96
Viewpoint: Towards Unification: The View from the Air	Victoria Thorpe	98-107
Viewpoint: Staying Relevant? The Future Utility of Air Power	Clive Blount	108-114
Book Review: ‘Wiki at War: Conflict in a Socially Networked World’ by James Jay Carafano	Paul Withers	116-118
Book Review: ‘Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction’ by Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner	Clive Blount	120-121
Book Review: ‘Shifting Sands: The Unravelling of the Old Order’ by Raja Shehadeh and Penny Johnson	John Hart	122-124
Book Review: ‘Runways to Freedom: The Special Duties Squadrons of RAF Tempsford’ by Robert Body	Richard Newton	126-128
Book Review: ‘Air Warfare: History, Theory and Practice’ by Air Cdre (Retd) Dr Peter Gray	Ian Shields	130-131
Book Review: ‘The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin’ by Steve Lee Myers	Vladimir Rauta	132-133

Air Power Review Volume 19 (2016)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
The Royal Air Force and the Irish War of Independence 1918-1922	David Richardson	10-33
Flight Training in the First World War and its Legacy	Trevor Nash	34-53
Communicating to Win	Simon Harper, Jim Beldon	54-65
Viewpoint: Inner Lights: The Sources of Insight and Innovation Within Air Forces	Robert C Owen	66-75
Viewpoint: Assessing Assessments: How Useful is Predictive Intelligence?	John Hetherington, Keith Dear	76-87
Book Review: ‘The Battle for Britain: Inter-Service Rivalry Between the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy 1909-1940’ by Anthony J Cumming	Colin McHattie	88-90
Book Review: ‘The Baghdad Air Mail’ by Wing Commander Roderic Hill	Chloe Bridge	92-94
Book Review: ‘Binary Bullets: The Ethics of Cyberwarfare’ by Fritz Allhoff, Adam Hensschke and Bradley Jay Stawser	Eoin Sands	96-98
Book Review: ‘Red Team: How to Succeed by Thinking Like the Enemy’ by Micah Zenko	Mal Craghill	100-102
Book Review: ‘Hubris: The Tragedy of War in the Twentieth Century’ by Alistair Horne	Frank Ledwidge	104-106
Book Review: ‘The Unravelling: High Hopes and Missed Opportunities in Iraq’ by Emma Sky	Matthew Smith	108-110

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Britain and the Gulf War: A Chronology	Royal Air Force	9-29
Introduction: Britain and the 1991 Gulf War	Michael Kandiah, David Jordan, Kate Utting	30-36
Britain and the 1991 Gulf War Witness Seminar: Origins of the Conflict up to Desert Shield	Royal Air Force	37-56
Britain and the 1991 Gulf War Witness Seminar: Discussion of the Prosecution of the Conflict	Royal Air Force	57-79
Britain and the 1991 Gulf War Witness Seminar Discussion of the Aftermath of the Conflict	Royal Air Force	80-99
Interview with Lord King of Bridgwater	Kate Utting, Michael Kandiah	100-120
Interview with Lord Wakeham of Maldon	Kate Utting, Michael Kandiah	121-129
Viewpoints: Reality of War: Tornado GR1 1,000lb GPB Low-Level Loft Delivery, 17 Jan 1991	Mike Toft	130-133
Viewpoints: Reality of War: Tornado GR1 JP233 Delivery, 17 Jan 1991	Andy Walters	134-140
Selected Tornado GR1 and Jaguar GR1 Mission Reports, 16 Jan to 23 Feb 1991	Paul Wilkins	141-187
The Royal Air Force and the First Gulf War, 1990-91: A Case Study in the Identification and Implementation of Air Power Lessons	Sebastian Ritchie	188-205
Operation GRANBY: Maritime Air Reconnaissance	Sebastian Ritchie	206-227
Evolution, not Revolution? Some Thoughts on Desert Storm and the RMA Debate	Andrew Green	228-237
A War Misunderstood? Some Brief Reflections on Britain’s Air War in the Gulf 1990-91	David Jordan	238-247
RAF Air Policing Over Iraq – Uses and Abuses of History	Peter Gray	248-255
The RAF in Operation TELIC: Offensive Air Power, March-April 2003	Sebastian Ritchie	256-270
Operation IRAQI FREEDOM Air Campaign: A Tactical Military Success, or a Strategic Information Failure?	Mark Tobin	271-289
Introduction: Book Reviews of 10 Essential Reading First Gulf War Titles	Chris Hunter	290-291
‘Arab Storm: Politics and Diplomacy Behind the Gulf War’ by Alan Munro	Angharad Boyson	292-294
‘Desert Warrior: A Personal View of the Gulf War’ by HRH General Khaled Bin Sultan	Ian Shields	295-296
‘The Generals’ War: The Inside Story of the First Gulf War’ by Michael Gordon and Bernard Trainor	Mal Craghill	297-299
‘War with Iraq: Critical Lessons’ by General Buster Glosson USAF (Retd)	Alexander McKenzie	301-302
‘Heart of the Storm: The Genesis of the Air Campaign Against Iraq’ by Richard T Reynolds	John Alexander	303-305
‘Strategic Air Power in Desert Storm’ by John Andreas Olsen	David Richardson	306-308
‘On Target: Organising and Executing the Strategic Air Campaign Against Iraq’ by Richard G Davis	Phil Lester	309-310
‘The Iraq Wars and America’s Military Revolution’ by Keith L Shimko	Shaun Harvey	311-313
‘Storm Command: A Personal Account of the Gulf War’ by Sir Peter de la Billiére	Wayne Lovejoy	314-316
‘Thunder & Lightning – The RAF in the Gulf: Personal Experiences of War’ by Charles Allen	Nigel Jones	317-319

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
‘A Gift to Our People’: The Use of Drone Technology by Islamist Insurgents	Clive Blount, Charlie Sammut	8-24
Cyberspace Conflict: A New Phenomenon or an Extension of the Enduring Role of Information Warfare?	Paul Withers	26-42
A ‘Miserable Damn Performance’? The Effectiveness of American Air Power Against Insurgency in Vietnam	Dan Shaw	44-54
How Important were Personality, Ego and Personal Relationships to British Air-Land Integration in the Western Desert and Normandy?	Paul Rait	56-79
Viewpoint: The Trilateral Strategic Initiative – A Primer for Developing Future Airpower Cooperation	Peter Goldfein, André Adamson	80-88
Viewpoint: Reply to: The Battle of France, Bartholomew and Barratt: The Creation of Army Co-operation Command	Greg Baughen	90-94
Book Review: ‘Crowded Orbits: Conflict and Cooperation in Space’ by James Clay Moltz	Gerry Doyle	96-98
Book Review: ‘The Politics of Space Security: Strategic Restraint and the Pursuit of National Interests’ by James Clay Moltz	Mark Presley	100-102
Book Review: ‘War: What Is It Good For? The Role of Conflict in Civilisation, From Primates to Robots’ by Ian Morris	Ralph Dinsley	103-106
Book Review: ‘The Better Angels of Our Nature’ by Steven Pinker	David Richardson	108-109
Book Review: ‘No Good Men Among the Living: America, the Taliban and the War Through Afghan Eyes’ by Anand Gopal	Sandy McKenzie	110-112
Book Review: ‘Wings of Empire: The Forgotten Wars of the Royal Air Force, 1919-1939’ by Barry Renfrew	Richard Newton	114-116

Air Power Review Volume 18 (2015)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
F-111K: Britain’s Lost Lost Bomber	Richard Moore	10-28
The RAF in Operation Telic: Offensive Air Power, March-April 2003	Sebastian Ritchie	30-44
The Art of Article 5: The Utility of NATO’s Jus ad Bellum in the Face of Ambiguous Warfare	Andrew Otchie	46-60
Viewpoint: Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems – Warfare’s Best Humanitarian Hope?	Jim Beldon	62-73
Viewpoint: Future Mission Training in the Royal Air Force: The Utility of Live, Virtual and Constructive (LVC) Technologies	Joe Doyle	74-80
Book Review: ‘Ghost Fleet: A Novel of the Next World War’ by P W Singer and August Cole	Keith Dear	82-84
Book Review: ‘Jaguar Boys: True Tales from Operators of the Big Cat in Peace and War’ by Ian Hall	David Jordan	86-88
Book Review: ‘A Short History of the First World War’ by Gary Sheffield	Paul Withers	90-92

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
British Strategy in a Certain Eventuality	Sebastian Cox	15-39
Imminence of a German Invasion of Great Britain – Report by the Joint Intelligence Committee	Sebastian Cox	40-44
11 Group Instructions to Controllers and Analysis	Sebastian Cox	46-69
‘Battle of Britain Despatch’ by Air Chief Marshal Hugh Dowding	Sebastian Cox	70-136
The Rise and Fall of the German Air Force – (Air Pamphlet 248) 1922-1940	Sebastian Cox	138-161
‘Despised and Neglected’? British Fighter Defence, 1922-1940	John Alexander	162-181
The Battle of Britain: A Not So Narrow Margin	John Shields	182-196
The Vital Pre-Requisite: The Battle of Britain and the Enduring Importance of Control of the Air	Al Gillespie	198-215
Book Review: ‘Churchill and His Airmen: Relationships, Intrigue and Policy Making 1914-1945’ by Vincent Orange	Sebastian Cox	216-219
Book Review: ‘The Battle of Britain: Five Months that Changed History, May – October 1940’ by James Holland	David Jordan	220-222
Book Review: ‘When Britain Saved the West: The Story of 1940’ by Robin Prior	David Jordan	224-227

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Conceptualising the Conceptual Component: One Airman’s Perspective	Paul Wilkins	10-26
Revitalising the Conceptual Component: Addressing Britain’s Future Strategic Challenges	Dan Brown	30-45
Developing a Flexible Royal Air Force for an Age of Uncertainty	Paul O’Neill	46-65
Delivering Flexibility Through People: Harnessing Human Capability	Paul O’Neill	66-88
The Battle of France, Bartholomew and Barratt: The Creation of Army Co-operation Command	Matthew Powell	90-106
The United Kingdom’s National Interest: A Framework & Definition	Andy Turner	108-125
What is the Utility of the Fifth Domain?	Paul Withers	126-150
Viewpoint: UK Aerospace Power in Future Force 2020	Professor Philip Sabin	152-158

Air Power Review Volume 17 (2014)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
The Illusion of Victory: How War is Won or Lost in the Mind of the Observer!	Tim Fawdry-Jeffries	10-44
Libya – The Responsibility to Protect and the Use of Military Force	Mark Phelps	46-81
Politics and the Limits of Responsibility to Protect	Peter Lee	82-101
Politics and Military Advice: Lessons from the Campaign in Greece 1941	David Stubbs	102-126
Viewpoint: The British Military and the ‘Special Relationship’	Wyn Rees	128-138
Book Review: ‘Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War’ by Robert Coram	Shaun Harvey	140-141

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
The Bridge to Air Power – Aviation Engineering on the Western Front 1914-1918	Peter Dye	10-22
Haig and Trenchard: Achieving Air Superiority on the Western Front	Paul Marr	24-46
Fit for Purpose? An Analysis of Operational Training in Bomber Command 1934-1944	Trevor Nash	48-67
Concentration and Asymmetry in Air Combat: Lessons for the Defensive Employment of Air Power	Ian Horwood, Niall MacKay, Christopher Price	68-91
Viewpoint: How Well Do We Understand Air Command and Control?	Alistair Byford	92-99
Book Review: ‘Out of the Mountains: The Coming Age of the Urban Guerrilla’ by David Kilcullen	Wayne Lovejoy	100-102
Book Review: ‘Vulcan Boys – From the Cold War to the Falklands – True Tales of the Iconic Delta B-Bomber’ by Tony Blackman	David Jordan	104-106

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Why Airdrop?	Daniel Rich	10-35
The Royal Air Force and the First Gulf War, 1990-91: A Case Study in the Identification and Implementation of Air Power Lessons	Sebastian Ritchie	36-53
The V-Weapons Offensive: Its Impact Upon the Allied War Effort and Some Reflections Upon the Contemporary Implications of Weapons of Mass Effect	Martin Johnson	54-65
Viewpoint: Eagles and Air Power: The Lord of the Rings as Doctrine	Kenneth Payne	66-75
Book Review: ‘Air Commanders’ by John Andreas Olsen	Tony Mason	76-83
Book Review: ‘The Generals: American Military Command from World War II to Today’	Clive Blount	84-86

Air Power Review Volume 16 (2013)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Sir David Henderson, Father of the Royal Air Force	H A Jones, David Jordan	8-21
The Birth of British Military Aviation	Royal Air Force	22-63
Pre-War Developments in British Military Aviation	Royal Air Force, David Jordan	64-97
The Development of Air Power in World War 1	Royal Air Force	98-151
The Formation of the Royal Air Force	Royal Air Force	152-225
The Independent Force	Royal Air Force	226-245
The Royal Air Force Post World War 1	Royal Air Force	246-313

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
RPAS: Future Force or Force Multiplier? An Analysis of Manned/ Unmanned Platforms and Force Balancing	Damian Killeen	10-28
Rights, Wrongs and Drones: Remote Warfare, Ethics and the Challenge of Just War Reasoning	Peter Lee	30-49
Military Autonomous & Robotic Systems	Guy Edwards	50-71
Operation SERVAL: The Air Power Lessons of France’s Intervention in Mali	Al Byford	72-81
Viewpoint: Rising from the Ashes: The Democratization in the States of Former Yugoslavia	Clive Blount	82-91
Viewpoint: Air Power: Independent Action and Independent Effect	Francesco Agresti	92-97
Book Review: ‘Cyber War Will Not Take Place’ by Thomas Rid	Paul Withers	98-99
Book Review: ‘The Quick and the Dead’ by William Waterton	James Brooks	100-102

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Rise of the Robots? Western Unmanned Air Operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, 2001 to 2010	Joe Doyle	10-31
African Union Intervention Capacity: Implications for Air Power	Rob O’Dell	32-49
The Troublesome 1930s: General Unrest, Intense Activity and Close Cooperation	Andrew Roe	50-70
Viewpoint: ‘Military Momentum – Increasing Velocity to Offset Reducing Mass’	Paddy Teakle	72-82
Book Review: ‘The Strategic Bombing of Germany: A Review Essay’	Phillip Meilinger	84-93
Book Review: ‘A Fiery Peace in a Cold War: Bernard Schriever and the Ultimate Weapon’ by Neil Sheehan	Clive Blount	94-99
Book Review: ‘The Second World War’ by Anthony Beevor	Ian Shields	100-101
Book Review: ‘The Sowreys: A Unique and Remarkable Record of One Family’s Sixty-Five Years of Distinguished RAF Service’ by Air Cdre Graham Pitchfork	Chris Hobson	102-103

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power, Influence and the Operational Level	Johnny Stringer	10-30
A New Paradigm for British Air Power?	Richard Grimshaw	32-49
Air Power and the British Anti-Shipping Campaign in the Mediterranean, 1940-1944	Richard Hammond	50-69
Return from the Wilderness: An Assessment of Arthur Harris’ Moral Responsibility for the German City Bombings	Peter Lee	70-90
A Historical Perspective on Defence Procurement – The Competition for the Replacement of the Avro Shackleton Mk 1 & 2, 1963-1966	Tomas Yonge	92-109
Viewpoint: Using Air Power in a Small War – A Battlegroup Commander’s Reflections on Operations in Afghanistan – Winter 2010/11	Colin Weir	110-123
Viewpoint: ‘Libyan Fractured Identity: Air Power and the Role of Pop-Up Government’	Andrea Watts	124-130
Viewpoint: ‘Air Power and Coercion: The Royal Air Force and Operation Bolton, 1997-2000’	Sebastian Ritchie	132-140
Book Review: ‘Airpower for Strategic Effect’ by Colin Gray	Chris Luck	142-144

Air Power Review Volume 15 (2012)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
RPAS and the Ethical Landscape of Contemporary Conflict	Nicholas Tucker-Lowe	1-15
The First Drone War: Air Power for Strategic Effect	Kenny Fuchter	17-34
The Chinese threat to US interests in the Asia-Pacific Region and implications for US defence arrangements with Southeast Asia and Japan	James Beldon	36-57
Gradual Reform or a Turning Point in Russian Military Transformation: How Russian Air Power has developed through Conflict and Reform from 1991-2012	Chantal Baker	59-79
Viewpoint: Motion Intelligence and Air Power: A Concept	Keith Slack	81-95
Viewpoint: EBO – Fit for Purpose?	Paul Stoddart	97-101
Book Review: ‘The Capture of Louisbourg 1758’ by Hugh Boscawen	Neville Parton	107-109
Book Review: ‘Dam Busters: The Race To Smash The Dams 1943’ by James Holland	Ian Shields	111-112

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power and Morale in the North African Campaign of the Second World War	Jonathan Fennell	1-16
Stalemate: How the Future of Air Power might look in the shadow of the emerging fifth-generation Air Threat	Kevin Terrett	17-32
The Potential for Unmanned Combat Air Systems to Gain Control of the Air in Future Warfare	Colin Wills	33-54
What’s Sex Got To Do With It? Women, Peace and Security for Future Operations	Vix Anderton	55-64
‘Bugsplat’ and Fallible Humans: The Hi-Tech US Drone Campaign Over North-West Pakistan	Andrew Roe	65-82
Viewpoint: A Trilateral Renaissance of Expeditionary NATO Air Power	Tim Below	83-86
Viewpoint: Airpower and Afghanistan	Dave Best	87-90
Book Review: ‘Development, Security and Unending War. Governing the World of Peoples’ by Mark Duffield	Chantal Baker	91-92
Book Review: ‘Global Air Power’ by John Andreas Olsen	Tim Below	93-98

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Remoteness, Risk and Aircrew Ethos	Peter Lee	1-20
Evacuation by Air: The All-But-Forgotten Kabul Airlift of 1928-29	Andrew Roe	21-38
A Greek Tragedy? The Royal Air Force’s Campaign in the Balkans, November 1940 to April 1941	Alistair Byford	39-52
The Persian Gulf and British Defence Policy, 1956-1971	Ben Jones	53-80
Non-Kinetic Operations: Information Operations, Air Force Style	BruMignot	81-90
Viewpoint: The Renaissance of Air Power	Sandy McKenzie	91-96
Viewpoint: War at a Distance – An Alternative Perspective	Rob Wheeler	97-102
Book Review: ‘British Naval Aviation: The First 100 Years’ by Tim Benbow	Alistair Byford	103-106
Book Review: ‘Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ by T E Lawrence	Greg Hammond	107-109

Air Power Review Volume 14 (2011)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Combat-ISTAR; A New Philosophy on the Battle for Information in the Future Operating Environment	Stuart Evans	1-10
Learning the Hard Way: A Comparative Perspective on Airborne Operations in the Second World War	Sebastian Ritchie	11-34
Fair Stood the Wind for France? The Royal Air Force’s Experience in 1940 as a Case Study of the Relationship Between Policy, Strategy and Doctrine	Alistair Byford	35-60
‘Good God, Sir, Are You Hurt’? The Realities and Perils of Operating Over India’s Troublesome North-West Frontier	Andrew Roe	61-82
The Indian Air Force in Wars	Jasjit Singh	83-98
Operation IRAQI FREEDOM Air Campaign: A Tactical Military Success, or a Strategic Information Failure?	Mark Tobin	99-118
The British Joint Area Combined Headquarters Scheme and the Command and Control of Maritime Air Power	Richard Goette	119-136
Book Review: ‘Cables from Kabul: The Inside Story of the West’s Afghanistan Campaign’ by Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles	Greg Hammond	137-140
Book Review: ‘The Art of Action: How Leaders Close the Gaps Between Plans, Actions and Results’ by Stephen Bungay	Neville Parton	141-144

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Combat ISTAR	Stuart Evans	1-4
Bombers, ‘Butchers’, and Britain’s Bête Noire: Reappraising RAF Bomber Command’s Role in World War II	Robert Ehlers	5-18
Balanced Air Power in an Age of Austerity: The Leadership Challenge	Peter Gray	19-30
War at a Distance? Some Thoughts for Air Power Practitioners	Clive Blount	31-40
Missile-Defence Dilemmas	David Gates	41-54
The End of Air Power History and the Last Airman: Air Power, Liberal Democracy and the British Way of War	John Alexander	55-74
Book Review: ‘The Age of Air Power’ by Martin van Creveld	Clive Blount	75-78
Book Review: ‘Lawrence of Arabia’s Secret Air Force: Based on the Diary of Flight Sergeant George Hynes’	John Alexander	79-82
Book Review: ‘Joint Doctrine Note 2/11: The UK Approach to Unmanned Aircraft Systems’	Ian Shields	83-86
Book Review: ‘The Art of Action: How Leaders Close the Gaps Between Plans, Actions and Results’ by Stephen Bungay	Neville Parton	87-90

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
RAF Air Policing Over Iraq – Uses and Abuses of History	Peter Gray	1-10
Reflections on the Maxwell ‘Revolution’: John Warden and Reforms in Professional Military Education	Joel Hayward, Tamir Libel	11-34
Strategic Paralysis in Irregular Warfare	Richard Newton	35-50
Aviation and Guerrilla War: Proposals for ‘Air Control’ of the North-West Frontier of India	Andrew Roe	51-74
Air Power in the Mau Mau Conflict: The Government’s Chief Weapon	Steve Chappell	75-92
Networking not ‘the Network’: the Key to Information Age Warfare	Stew Edmondson	93-104
Viewpoint: Space Matters!	Ian Shields	105-110

Air Power Review Volume 13 (2010)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Air & Space Power after the SDSR	Stephen Dalton	1-8
The Gloves Will Have to Come Off: A Reappraisal of the Legitimacy of the RAF Bomber Offensive Against Germany	Peter Gray	9-40
The Qur’an and War: Observations on Islamic Just War	Joel Hayward	41-64
Christianity, the West and Just War in the Twenty-First Century	Peter Lee	65-84
Prevention is Better Than Cure: What is the Utility of Air Power in Conflict Prevention?	Clive Blount	85-96
‘Pink’s War’ – Applying the Principles of Air Control to Waziristan, 9 March to 1 May 1925	Andrew Roe	97-118
False Start: the Enduring Air Power Lessons of the Royal Air Force’s Campaign in Norway, April-June 1940	Alistair Byford	119-142
Viewpoint: After the Surge: Implications of Strategic Shift in Afghanistan and Beyond	Alexander McKenzie	143-154
Viewpoint: The Current and Future Utility of Air and Space Power	Philip Sabin	155-174
Book Review: ‘The Cinderella Service: RAF Coastal Command 1939- 1945’ by Andrew Hendrie	Clive Blount	175-176
Book Review: ‘Back Bearings: A Navigator’s Tale 1942 to 1974’ by Gp Capt Eric Cropper	Clive Blount	177-178
Book Review: ‘Counterinsurgency’ by David Kilcullen	John Alexander	179-180
Book Review: ‘Night Fighters – Luftwaffe and RAF Air Combat over Europe 1939-45’ by Colin D Heaton and Anne-Marie Lewis	David Richardson	181-182

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power, Coercion and … Irregular Warfare?	Richard Newton	1-20
Modern Airpower, Counter Insurgency and Lawrence of Arabia	Clive Blount	21-32
The RAF in Command: The Policing of Mesopotamia from the Air	Paul Horne	33-42
Air Power Lessons from the Counter Insurgency Operations in Malaya, Borneo and Aden	James Parker	43-54
‘The Strategic, Moral and Conceptual Significance of Victory in the Battle of Britain	Russ La Forte	55-68
Adding Brain to Brawn: The School of Advanced Air and Space Studies and its Impact on Air Power Thinking	Tamir Libel, Joel Hayward	69-80
Viewpoint: W(h)ither Air Power Education?	Al Byford , Ian Shields	95-107
Historic Book Review: ‘Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War’ by Robert Pape	Neville Parton	81-88
Book Review: ‘Going to War: British Debates from Wilberforce to Blair’ by Philip Towle	Neville Parton	89-92
Book Review: ‘The Evolution of International Security Studies’ by Barry Buzan and Lene Hansen	Ian Shields	93-94

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Network Enabled Capability, Air Power and Irregular Warfare: The Israeli Air Force Experience in the Lebanon and Gaza, 2006-2009	Al Byford	1-12
The Psychological Use of Air Power: A Growth Area for the Future	Kevin Marsh	13-34
Air Power’s Early Development in America and Italy	Paul O’Neill	35-54
The Impact of the Changing Strategic Environment on the Delivery of Air Power	Stuart Hatzel	55-68
The Maritime Perspective of Air Power	Nick Walker	69-80
Viewpoint: The Life of an Air Attaché: Alcohol, Cholesterol and Protocol?	Ian Elliott	81-84
Letter: Response to 'Building a Good Instrument'	Ian Shields	97-98
Letter: Finding Time for Fun	Alistair Monkman	99-109
Book Review: ‘High Stakes: Britain’s Air Arms in Action 1945-1990’ by Vic Flintham	Clive Blount	85-86
Book Review: ‘The Price of Peace: Just War in the Twenty-First Century’ by Charles Reed and David Ryall	Ian Shields	87-88
Historic Book Review: ‘The Air Campaign’ by John Warden	Neville Parton	89-96

Air Power Review Volume 12 (2009)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
The Future of British Air and Space Power: A Personal Perspective	Stephen Dalton	1-14
Air Power and the Environment: The Ecological Implications of Modern Air Warfare	Joel Hayward	15-42
‘Executive Fuller’! – The Royal Air Force and the Channel Dash	Al Byford	43-64
Air Power and the Contemporary Army	Chris Luck	65-76
Air/Land Integration and the 100 Days: The Case of Third Army	Jonathan Boff	77-88
‘Building a Good Instrument’: Assessing the Likely Characteristics of Future Conflicts and Their Implications for the Air Component	Helen Miller	89-104
Viewpoint: Air Power and Agility	Ian Shields	105-112
Viewpoint: Is Defence Carrying Too Much ‘RISK’?	Dave Stubbs	113-118
Book Review: ‘Torpedo Leader’ by Wg Cdr Patrick Gibbs DSO DFC	Clive Blount	119-120
Book Review: ‘The Science of Bombing: Operational Research in RAF Bomber Command’	Bob Gordon	121-124
Historic Book Review: ‘The Limits of Air Power: The American Bombing of North Vietnam’	Neville Parton	125-133

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Man on the Moon: Forty Years On	Clive Blount	1-15
Can the UK Remain a First Division Player in Military Operations without Significant Additional Investment in Space-Based Capability?	Stephen Jones	16-51
China’s Military Space Strategy	Kenny Fuchter	52-75
Space as a Medium for Warfighting	Gerry Doyle	76-95
Counterspace Operations and the Evolution of US Military Space Doctrine	Michael Sheehan	96-113
Viewpoint: UK Space Policy	Mark Hilbourne	134-146
Letter: Lessons for the Royal Air Force from the Spanish Civil War	David Jordan	133
Historic Book Review: ‘John Boyd and Air Power Theory’	Neville Parton	114-123
Book Review: ‘Astropolitik: Classical Geopolitics in the Space Age’ by Everett C Dolman	Ian Shields	124-127
Book Review: ‘Wolfram von Richthofen: Master of the German Air War’ by James S Corum	Al Byford	128-131

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
France and the Development of British Military Aviation	Peter Dye	1-13
The Myths and Realities of Air Anti-Submarine Warfare During the Great War	John Abbatiello	14-31
Through a Glass Darkly: The Royal Air Force and the Lessons of the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939	Brian Armstrong	32-55
British Thinking on Air Power – The Evolution of AP3000	Christopher Finn	56-67
The Quest for Relevant Air Power – Continental Europe	Christian Anrig	68-91
Air Power and the Russian-Georgian Conflict of 2008: Lessons Learned and Russian Military Reforms	Stéphane Lefebvre, Roger McDermott	92-113
Letter from America	Carl Scott	114-123
Historic Book Review: ‘Air Power in War’ by Lord Tedder	Neville Parton	124-133
Book Review: ‘The Past as Prologue: The Importance of History to the Military Professional', edited by Williamson Murray and Richard Hart Sinnreich	Ian Shields	134-136

Air Power Review Volume 11 (2008)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power and China in the 21st Century	Kenny Fuchter	1-17
The Jebel Akhdar War: The Royal Air Force in Oman, 1952-1959	Peter Dye	18-33
Leadership in Air Operations – In Search of Air Power Leadership	Ole Jørgen Maaø	34-53
The Polish Air Force in the United Kingdom, 1939-1946	Michael Alfred Peszke	54-75
Letter from America	Carl Scott	76-87
Letter: An invitation to help shape UK doctrine	Gen P R Newton	98
Letter: Soldiers are from Mars	Paul Colley	99
Letter: Where are the air power strategists? A response	Ian Shields	100-101
Letter: The Battle of France, a Response	Sebastian Cox	102-103
Historic Book Review: ‘Victory Through Air Power’ by Major Alexander P De Seversky	Neville Parton	88-95
Book Review: ‘The Wages of Destruction: The Making and Breaking of the Nazi Economy’ by Adam Tooze	Peter Gray	96-97

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
The Air/Land Relationshi: An Historical Perspective, 1918-1991	Sebastian Cox	1-11
The Royal Air Force and Air/Land Integration in the 100 Days, August-November 1918	David Jordan	12-29
Friends in High Places: Air Power on the North-West Frontier of India	Andrew Roe	30-43
To What Extent is Organisational Culture an Impediment to, or Driver of, Change Within the Armed Forces?	Gek Peng Tay	44-59
The Battle of France, May 1940: Enduring, Combined and Joint Lessons	Alistair Byford	60-73
A History of Military Aeromedical Evacuation	Mary Hudson	74-101
Soldiers are from Mars and Airmen are from Venus: Does Air Power Do What it Says on the Tin?	Paul Colley	102-118
Where are the Air Power Strategists?	John Alexander	119-121
Viewpoint: Interpreting and Misinterpreting Air Power’s Strategic Potential – Overcoming the Sisyphean Labor	Chris Luck	131-138
Historic Book Review: ‘Air Power and Armies’ by Wg Cdr J C Slessor	Neville Parton	122-126
Book Review: ‘Strategy for Victory: The Development of British Tactical Air Power 1919-1943’ by David Ian Hall	Ian Shields	127-130

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Where are the Air Power Strategists?	Ian Shields	1-5
Air Power and Psychological Warfare Operations: Malaya, 1948-1960	Bryan J Hunt	6-19
The Origins of Military Aviation in India and the Creation of the Indian Air Force, 1910-1932. Part Two	Clive Richards	20-49
RAF Counter-Insurgency Operations in Oman and Aden, 1950- 1970	Sebastian Ritchie	50-69
What is Meant by Harmonisation and What are the Implications for the RAF?	S A Harper	70-105
The Provision of Transport and Support Aircraft to British Airborne Forces During the Second World War: Too Few Aircraft or Too Many Airborne Troops?	Sebastian Ritchie	115-119
Historic Book Review: ‘Air Power and War Rights’ by J M Spaight	Neville Parton	106-110
Book Review: ‘Nuclear Logics: Contrasting Paths in East Asia and the Middle East’ by Etel Solingen	Ian Shields	111-112
Book Review: ‘Divining Victory: Air Power in the 2006 Israel- Hezbollah War’ by William M Arkin	Neville Parton	113-114

Air Power Review Volume 10 (2007)

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Expeditionary Air Operations in German East Africa – The Lessons for Today	Peter Dye	1-29
Network Enabled Capability: A Theory Desperately in Need of Doctrine	John Meiter	30-55
The Origins of Military Aviation in India and the Creation of the Indian Air Force, 1910-1932. Part One of Two	Clive Richards	56-75
ROLLING THUNDER – A Failure of Intelligence and Cultural Awareness?	Paul Robinson	76-87
‘… There is, I’m afraid, alternative …’ The Provision of Transport and Support Aircraft to British Airborne Forces During the Second World War	John Greenacre	88-111
Historic Book Review: ‘The Command of the Air’ by Guilio Douhet (Translated by DiFerrari)	Neville Parton	112-117

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
A Power: A Middle East Perspective	Prince Feisal of Jordan	1-10
Combat Air Power in Irregular Warfare: Operational utility, the lack of narrative and risk of strategic failure	Harry Kemsley	14-51
The Fall and Rise of the Luftwaffe	Stu Peach	52-67
Ruling the Empire out of the Central Blue: The Royal Air Force and Counter-Insurgency (COIN) Operations in the Inter-War Period	David Hall	68-79
Israel’s 2006 Campaign in the Lebanon: A failure of air power or a failure of doctrine?	Neville Parton	80-93
Historic Book Review: ‘Basic Principles of Air Warfare’ written anonymously under the pseudonym ‘Squadron Leader’	Neville Parton	94-98
Book Review: ‘Making Sense of War: Strategy for the 21st Century’ by Alan Stephens and Nicola Baker	Neville Parton	99-102

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
From Coningham to Project Coningham-Keyes: Did British Forces Relearn Historical Air-land Co-operation Lesssons During Operation TELIC?	Harv Smyth	1-27
A Frontier Too Far: Is There Credible Justification for the United States to Weaponize Space?	Johnny Stringer	28-49
RAF Nuclear Deterrence in the Cold War	Paul Graham	50-75
The Legal and Moral Challenges Facing the 21st Century Air Commander	Andy Myers	76-96
To What Extent Did Royal Air Force Employment of Electronic Warfare Contribute to the Outcome of the Strategic Night Bomber Offensive of World War II?	Rob O’Dell	97-118
Historic Book Review: ‘Flying Corps Headquarters 1914-1918’ by Maurice Baring	Neville Parton	119-130

Air Power Review Volume 9 (2006)

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Doctrine from the Crucible: The British Air-Land Experience in the Second World War	Ian Gooderson	1-15
Air Power and Special Operations: The RAF and Special Duties in Yugoslavia, 1941-1945	Sebastian Ritchie	14-31
Training Robust Warfighters for an Agile Air Force	Steve Abbott	32-39
Sustaining Air Power: The Influence of Logistics on Royal Air Force Doctrine	Peter Dye	40-51
The London Balloon Company	Michael J Dunn	52-62
Book Review: ‘Drop Zone Borneo: The RAF Campaign 1963-65: The Most Successful Use of Armed Forces in the Twentieth Century’ by Roger Annett	Nick Hudson	63-64

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Does the United Kingdom Require a Strategic Deterrent Capability Post-2030, or Is There a Better Strategy?	D A Stamp	1-25
Does the Dambusters Raid Deserve its Growing Reputation as Operationally Daring but Strategically Futile?	M Gilligan	26-47
Playing the ‘Killing Fields’ Without Killing: To What Extent Should the RAF Incorporate the Use of Non-Lethal Technologies?	N J Hay	48-71
Perspectives on the Revolution in Military Affairs and Network Centric Warfare: Challenges for the UK Network Enabled Capability Programme	S W Wray	72-93
Book Review: ‘Shot Down and in the Drink: RAF and Commonwealth aircrews saved from the sea 1939-1945’ by Air Cdre Graham Pitchfork	Neville Parton	94-95
Book Review: ‘Anti-Submarine Warfare in World War I: British naval aviation and the defeat of the U-Boats’ by John J Abbatiello	Neville Parton	96-97

Air Power Review Volume 8 (2005)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Control: Past, Present, Future?	A J C Walters	1-19
Perspectives from Within the Profession	Philip Sabin	20-33
The Command and Leadership Competence of ACM Sir Hugh Dowding	Simon Braun	34-51
Did Allied Air Interdiction Live up to Expectations in the Italian Campaign 1943-1944?	F Spence	52-63
In Command of History: The Air Power Implications	Peter W Gray	64-71

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Mischief Night: Allied Radar Spoofing Operations 5-6 June 1944, D-Day	Alfred Price	1-12
Britain’s Policy on Ballistic Missile Defence	Jeremy Stocker	13-33
Effects Based Operations: A Case for the Primacy of Effects	Ryan Clow	34-45
Are the Experiences of the Servicing Commandos Relevant Today?	S D Ellard	46-70
The Culture of the World War II Luftwaffe Fighter Ace	Dean Andrew	71-91
Air-Land Co-operation in Normandy: High-level Petulance and Intransigence Coloured Campaign Execution	Cdre I Moncrieff	92-109
Book Review: ‘Dresden: Tuesday 13 February 1945’ by Frederick Taylor	Neville Parton	110
Book Review: ‘The Reconstruction of Warriors: The Ordeal by Fire of World War II’s Airmen’ by E R Mayhew	Neville Parton	111-112
Book Review: ‘Air Power from Kitty Hawk to Gulf War II: A History of the People, Ideas and Machines that Transformed War in the Century of Flight’ by Stephen Budiansky	Sebastian Cox	113

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
The Air Doctrine of General Douhet	Tulasne	1-3
The Utility of Air Power in Nation Building	R M Poole	4-25
Operation Market Garden: Did Air Power Fail?	Seb Ritchie	26-47
Long-Range Offensive Air Power: A Strategic War Winner, or Tactical Supporter of Ground Forces	A J C Walters	48-73
Caught in the Middle: Air Combat between Israel and the RAF	B T Williamson	74-89
Proportionality and the Laws of War: A Critical Analysis of the Principle of Proportion under Additional Protocol 1, 1977	Laurie-an D'Alderley	90-103
Book Review: ‘The Royal Air Force in Texas: Training British Pilots in Terrell During World War II’ by Tom Killebrew	Neville Parton	104
Book Review: ‘Lettice Curtis: Her Autobiography’ by Lettice Curtis	Chris Hobson	105-107

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Trenchard Memorial Lecture 2004	Brian Burridge	1-9
There is No Such Thing as Air Power	Jeremy Stocker	10-20
Beyond Warden's Rings? A Human Systems Approach to the More Effective Application of Air Power	A Killey	21-50
From Simplistic Assurances of NEC to Optimistic Promises of NCW: More Pitfalls than Promises	A C Chopra	51-77
The Rocket-Firing Typhoons in Normandy: Two Major Actions	Alfred Price	78-88
Are Strategic Bombers Relevant in the 21st Century and have the Recent Operations in Afghanistan and Iraq Supported the Case for their Future Use?	S L Jones	89-113
The Experiences of the Soviet Air Force in Afghanistan, 1979-1989	Thomas Withington	114-128
Book Review: ‘Attack Aircraft and Bombers of the World’ by Anil R Pustam	Gerry Doyle	129
Book Review: ‘Russian Security and Air Power 1992-2002: The development of Russian security thinking under Yeltsin and Putin and its consequences for the air forces’ by Marcel de Haas	C J Finn	130-131

Air Power Review Volume 7 (2004)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
The Tale of the C/JFACC: A Long and Winding Road	Stephen O Fought	1-12
Anglo-US Co-operation	Seb Cox	13-21
Air Lines: Anglo-American Tactical Air Operations in World War II	Thomas Alexander Hughes	22-38
Anglo-American Strategic Air Power Co-operation in the Cold War and Beyond	Chris Finn, Paul Berg	39-54
British Commonwealth Carrier Operations in the Korean War	David Hobbs	55-69
Post-Cold War Development of UK Joint Command and Control Capability	Redvers, T N Thompson	70-81
Operation Iraqi Freedom: Coalition Operations	Sophy Gardner	82-95
The British American Forces Dining Club	Larry G Carter	96-101
Book Review: ‘Strategic Air Power in Desert Storm’ by John Andreas Olsen	Chris Finn	102
Book Review: ‘The Iraq War: A Military History’ by Williamson Murray and Maj Gen Robert H Scales Jr	Merrick E Krause	103-105
Book Review: ‘Tedder: Quietly in Command’ by Vincent Orange	Sebastian Ritchie	106-107
Book Review: ‘Surprise, Security, and the American Experience’ by John Lewis Gaddis	Richard Szafranski	108-109

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Iraq 2003: Air Power Pointers for the Future Closing Address	Brian Burridge	1-15
Rising from the Ashes: Allied Air Power and Air Support for 14th Army in Burma, 1943-1945	Sebastian Ritchie	16-29
What Should We Bomb? Axiological Targeting and the Abiding Limits of Air Power Theory	Paul Kan	30-39
The Battle of the Bismarck Sea, 1943: A Proving Ground for Air Power Theory and Doctrine	David Mets	40-62
The Aviator as Superhero? The Individual and the First War in the Air	Peter Dye	63-74
Airbase Defence: The Optimum Strategy to Counter Modern Threats to Joint Air Operations	Dave Watkins	75-91
How Critical was Air Power in the Failure of Operation Market Garden?	Dave Winstanley	92-113
Book Review: ‘Plotting a True Course: Reflections on USAF Strategic Attack Theory and Doctrine, the Post-World War II Experience’ Edited by David R Mets and William P Head	Mark K Wells	114

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Experiences of 6 Sqn in Iraq, 1920	G C Pirie	1-11
Strategic Air Power Theory in the 21st Century	Neville Parton	12-24
The Korean War 1950-1953	John Mordike	25-45
To Stop Them on the Beaches: Luftwaffe Operations Against the Allied Landings in Italy	James S Corum	46-67
UK Air ISR: Maximising Effect	Mark Knight	68-87
NCO Pilots in the RFC/RAF 1912-1918	Jeff' Jefford	89-100

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Totem and Taboo: Depolarising the Space Weaponisation Debate	Karl Mueller	1-22
Britain and the Berlin Airlift	J S Cox	23-43
Preparing the Way for Cooperation in European Air Power	David Tucker	44-57
The Dam Busters Raid - Success or Sideshow?	T Webster	58-75
The Chinese Air Force and Air and Space Power	Thomas R McCabe R	76-89
RAF Ethos & Culture in the 21st Century: Aircrew or Air Power?	A J Seabright	90-110
How Capable Was the V-Bomber Force Militarily of Delivering Britain's Nuclear deterrent in the Late 1950s and 1960s?	Ms Alexis Tregenza	111-135
Book Review: ‘Shot Down and on the Run: The RAF and Commonwealth Aircrews Who Got Home from Behind Enemy Lines 1940-1945’ by Air Cdre Graham Pitchfork	Julian Spencer	136-138

Air Power Review Volume 6 (2003)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Aspects of Operation Iraqi Freedom	C J Finn	1-21
100 Years of Powered Flight: A Human Perspective	‘Black’ Robertson	22-37
UK Long Range Offensive Air Power for 2020 and Beyond	Tim Anderson	38-51
Moments in the Life of a MiG-21 Pilot	D Nedyalkov	52-59
Russian Air Power in Central Asia: Assessing the VVS Deployment in Kyrgystan	Roger McDermott, William O'Malley	60-73
The Air and Space Nation is in Peril	Phillip Meilinger	74-85
First Landing: 3 Squadron Comes to Halton During the 1913 Manoeuvres	Francis Hanford	86-97
Book Review: ‘Air Power in Small Wars: Fighting Insurgents and Terrorists’ by James S Corum and Wray R Johnson	Chris Finn	98
Book Review: ‘The Last Escape: The Untold Story of Allied Prisoners of War in Germany 1944-45’ by John Nichol and Tony Rennell	Seb Cox	99

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
A History of Effects-Based Air Operations	Phillip Meilinger	1-24
Effects-Based Operations, The Contemporary Air Perspective	Stuart Peach	25-46
American Bombardment Policy Against Germany 1942-1945	R Davis	45-61
The USAF Heavy Bomber Fleet - Flexible Platform, Flexible Future?	Thomas Withington	62-76
Allied Air Power Comes of Age: The Roles and Contributions of Air Power to the Italian Campaign	R Renner	77-89
The UK Approach to Future Command and Inform (C4ISR)	I Pickard	90-102
Pre-Emptive Strike	Alfred Price.	103-115
The Hunt for Goeben and Breslau: Tee-Emm Article, 1942	Royal Air Force	116-119
Book Review: ‘The Dam Busters: Defeating the Great Dams of Western Germany 16-17 May 1943’ by Jonathan Falconer	G R Pitchfork	120
Book Review: ‘Airwar: Theory and Practice’ by Phillip S Meilinger	C J Finn	121-122

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Interview with Chief of the Air Staff, Sir Peter Squire	Peter Squire	1-7
Prejudicial Counsel, Part 2: A Multidimensional Study of Tactical Air Power Between the Korean and Vietnam Wars	R L Banks	8-30
Unmanned Systems: A Genuine Revolution in Military Affairs?	S G Heath	31-55
The Decisive Role of Air Power in the Pacific Campaign of WWII	S Richards	56-73
'Air Rollback': Tactical Targets...Independent Air Power?	P Johnston	74-88
Will Bandwidth be the Major Limiting Factor of Future Air Operations?	K A Klausner	89-102
Some Lessons of the Air Exercises 1930	A 'Blue Force' Staff Officer	103-117
Book Review: ‘The Bristol Blenheim: A Complete History’ by Graham Warner	G R Pitchfork	118-123

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
The Andrew Humphrey Lecture	Peter Squire	1-9
The European Rapid Reaction Force – The Contribution of Aviation Logistics	Peter Dye	10-33
The Use of Russian Air Power in the Second Chechan War	Marcel de Haas	34-59
Starting from Scratch: The Luftstreitkrafte Builds a Bomber Doctrine, 1914 – 1918	James S Corum	60-77
A-10 FACs over Kosovo	‘Goldie’ Haun	78-105
Prejudicial Counsel: A Multidimensional Study of Tactical Air Power between the Korean and Vietnam Wars, Part 1	R L Banks	106-151
The Maintenance of Air Superiority in a Land Campaign	T Leigh-Mallory	152-159
Book Review: ‘A Century of Flight’ by Peter J Almond	Royal Air Force	160
Book Review: ‘The Growth of Fighter Command 1936-1940’ by T C G James	Peter W Gray	161
Book Review: ‘The Buccaneers: Operational Service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force’ by Air Cdre Graham Pitchfork	Chris Finn	162-164

Air Power Review Volume 5 (2002)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power in Afghanistan	Chris Finn	1-13
General Sir Edmund Allenby’s joint operations in Palestine, 1917- 1918	John Mordike	14-39
Winged Defence – Answering the Critics of Airpower	Philip S Meilinger	40-63
Network Centric Warfare: Evolution or Revolution?	J Wise	64-85
Kosovo and the Continuing SEAD Challenge	Benjamin S Lambeth	86-102
Air Power and the Changing Nature of Terrorism	Craig White	103-119
Captain James McCudden VC	Tee Emm	120-123
‘Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare: The Evolution of British and American Ideas About Strategic Bombing, 1914-1945’: A Review Essay	Peter W Gray	124-131
Book Review: ‘The Hunt for Zerzura: The Lost Oasis and the Desert War’ by Saul Kelly	Peter W Gray	132
Book Review: ‘Skies of Fire: Dramatic Air Combat’ by Alfred Price	Chris Finn	133

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power: The Asymmetric Edge	Peter W Gray	1-19
The Long Gestation and Difficult Birth of the 2nd Tactical Air Force (RAF)	David Ian Hall	20-35
Control, Coordinate, or Deconflict? Senior Air Force Leaders’ Views of Rolling Thunder Joint Operations, 1965-1968	Paul Berg	36-46
Barnes Wallis’s Other Bouncing Bomb, Part 2: Plans to Sink the German Battleship Tirpitz in 1943	John Sweetman	47-58
Redefining ‘Strategic Effect’ in British Air Power Doctrine	Richard Lock-Pullan	59-67
Air Power at El Alamein	Alfred Price	68-81
The Future of the Royal Air Force: The Aeroplane, Dec 1919	Royal Air Force	82-95
Book Review: ‘Escape to Freedom: An Airman’s Tale of Capture, Escape and Evasion’ by Tony Johnson	Royal Air Force	96
Book Review: ‘The First Blitz: The German Air Campaign Against Britain 1917-1918’ by Andrew P Hyde	Royal Air Force	97
Book Review: ‘The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum: Director of Airplanes: Their Designers and Manufacturers’ Edited by Dana Bell	Royal Air Force	98

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
Black Buck to the Falklands	Alfred Price	1-11
Manoeuvrist Approach and Coalition Warfare	Alistair Monkman	12-41
Silent Trackers: The Spectre of Passive Surveillance in the Information Age	Peter Emmett	42-57
Operation ALLIED FORCE	Chris Norton	58-87
Caen – The Martyred City	Peter W Gray	88-103
Barnes Wallis’s Other Bouncing Bomb: Part 1	John Sweetman	104-121
Victoria Cross Hero	Royal Air Force	122-127
Book Review: ‘Bomber Barons’ by Chaz Bowyer	Royal Air Force	128
Book Review: ‘Moonless Night: The Second World War Escape Epic’ by B A ‘Jimmy’ James	Royal Air Force	129

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power and Levels of Warfare	Peter W Gray	1-17
Air Force Transformation Past, Present, and Future	D A Deptula	18-29
A Practical Prophet? Arthur Harris, the Legacy of Lord Trenchard and the Question of ‘Panacea’ Targeting	Walter Kudrycz	30-43
The Big Question – Will the Missile Defence System Enhance US National Security?	I Burns	44-65
The Impact of ISTAR on Military Deception	W J Millington	66-93
Dresden	Eric Thale	94-149
The Supremacy of Air Power	J F C Fuller	150-156
Book Review: ‘Observers and Navigators and Other Non-Pilot Aircrew in the RFC, RNAS and RAF’ by Wg Cdr (Retd) C G Jefford MBE BA RAF	P W Gray	157-158
Book Review: ‘RAF Squadrons – A Comprehensive Record of the Movement and Equipment of all RAF Squadrons and their Antecedents Since 1912: Second Edition’ by Wg Cdr (Retd) C G Jefford MBE BA RAF	P W Gray	158
Book Review: ‘Broken Eagles – Luftwaffe Losses Over Yorkshire 1939-1945’ by Bill Norman	Royal Air Force	159
Book Review: ‘Fighter Command: War Diaries January 1942 to June 1943’ by John Foreman	Royal Air Force	160

Air Power Review Volume 4 (2001)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Review Essay: Bomber Harris, His Life and Times	Peter W Gray	1-7
The Russian Air Force in Chechnya: Have Lessons Been Learnt and What are the Future Perspectives?	J Takacs	8-27
Sun Tzu, Strategic Paralysis, and Small Nations	Saridporn Soonthornkit	28-63
Air Operations Versus A Fielded Army: A Construct for Air Operations in the 21st Century	‘Goldie’ Haun	64-91
What was the Impact of the Luftwaffe’s ‘Tip and Run’ Bombing Attacks?	Chris Goss	92-117
Air Power Taken to its Limits and Beyond: The Battle of Amiens	Alfred Price	118-135
New Zealand’s Fast Jets	Nick Lee-Frampton	136-149
‘The Transformation of American Air Power’ by Benjamin S Lambeth: A Review Essay	John Andreas Olsen	150-157
Book Review: ‘Bao Ninh, The Sorrow of War: A Novel of North Vietnam’	John Andreas Olsen	158
Book Review: ‘Forgotten Victory: The First World War, Myths and Realities’ by Gary Sheffield	Peter Gray	159
Book Review: ‘The Mind of War: John Boyd and American Security’ by Grant T Hammond	Peter Gray	160
Book Review: ‘Moonless Night: The Second World War Escape Epic’ by B A ‘Jimmy’ James	Royal Air Force	161
Book Review: ‘Bomber Barons’ by Chaz Bowyer	Royal Air Force	162

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Why Study Air Power History?	Peter W Gray	1-12
Precision Aerospace – Power, Discrimination and the Future of War	Philip S Meilinger	13-27
Is There a Role for Air Power in the Post-Cold War World?	Craig White	28-43
The Essence of Coercive Air Power: A Primer for Military Strategists	Karl Mueller	44-57
Has Air Power Become the Decisive Factor in Joint Warfare?	M R Stubbs	58-67
Deception Operations and Air Power	Peter W Gray	68-81
‘Every Man a Tiger: The Gulf War Air Campaign’ by Tom Clancy with General (Retd) Chuck Horner: A Review Essay	John Andreas Olsen	82-89
Book Review: ‘The Second World War in the East’ by H P Willmott	John Andreas Olsen	90-91
Book Review: ‘Bomber Harris: His Life and Times’ by Henry Probert	John Andreas Olsen	91
Book Review: ‘Luftwaffe Bomber Aces: Men, Machines, Methods’ by Mike Spick	Royal Air Force	92

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
The Templer Lecture 2001	Peter Squire	1-13
Air Control: Reassessing the History	James S Corum	14-35
The Myths of Air Control and the Realities of Imperial Policing	Peter W Gray	36-51
The Messerschmitt 262 Jet Fighter: Missed Opportunity or Impossible Dream?	Alfred Price	52-67
Myths of the Air War over Serbia: Some ‘Lessons’ Not Learned	Grant T Hammond	68-81
The Implications of European Security and Defence Identity for Future Air Force Structure 2015-2030	R W Jones	82-97
Air Power 21: Challenges for the New Century	John Andreas Olsen	98-107
Book Review: ‘Over Lord: General Pete Quesada and the Triumph of Tactical Air Power in World War II’ by Thomas Alexander Hughes	Peter W Gray	108
Book Review: ‘The Trenchard Touch’ by Cyril Havard	Peter W Gray	109
Book Review: ‘The Fall of Crete’ by Alan Clark	David Caddick	110
‘Bomber Harris – His Life and Times’ – A preview by the author	Henry Probert	111
Book Review: ‘The History of US Electronic Warfare Volume III’ by Alfred Price	Royal Air Force	112

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Dresden 1945: Just Another Raid?	Peter W Gray	1-15
USAF Aerospace-Power Doctrine: Decisive or Coercive?	P Strickland	16-33
The Broader Implications of the Increasing Use of Precision Weapons	Chris Finn	34-57
Can Europe Project Airpower Without the Support of the United States?	K J Baldwin	58-81
An Analysis of the Provision of Future Cost-Effective Combat Air Power for the United Kingdom	G T Bremer	82-109
Book Review: ‘Goering’ by Richard Overy	Peter W Gray	110-111
Book Review: ‘Air Defence of Great Britain: Volume II, Growth of Fighter Command’ by T C G James	Peter W Gray	111
Book Review: ‘The Hawker Hurricane’ by Francis K Mason	Royal Air Force	112
Book Review: ‘Beyond the PPL: Putting the Fun and Skill Into Flying’ by Nigel Everett	Royal Air Force	113
Book Review: ‘Hap Arnold and the Evolution of American Air Power’ by Dik Alan Daso	Sebastian Cox	114-116
Book Review: ‘Inside Hitler’s High Command’ by Geoffrey Megargee	Royal Air Force	116-118
Book Review: ‘Airfields and Airmen: Ypres’ by Mike O’Connor	Royal Air Force	119
Book Review: ‘Winning in Fast Time: Create the Future with Prometheus’ by John Warden III and Leland A Russell	John Andreas Olsen	120-125
Book Review: ‘Strategy, Air Strike and Small Nations’ by Shaun Clarke	John Andreas Olsen	126-113

Air Power Review Volume 3 (2000)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power & Joint Doctrine: An RAF Perspective	Peter W Gray	1-13
Logistics and The Battle of Britain	Peter Dye	14-37
The Rise and Demise of the Stuka	Alfred Price	38-53
Electronic Fire	A J Coller	54-73
Cutting Through the Political Jungle: Eisenhower and Tedder as Allies and Friends, 1942-1945	Vincent Orange	74-85
The Argentine Gazette, Part 2	C P Brooks	86-107
Balloons, What Have They Ever Done for Us? The contribution of the balloon to the history of air power	Alan Riches	108-123
Book Review: ‘Alanbrooke’ by David Fraser	Peter W Gray	124
Book Review: ‘Wilfred Freeman: The Genius Behind Allied Survival and Air Supremacy 1939-1945’ by Anthony Furze	Peter W Gray	125
Book Review: ‘The Luftwaffe Fighters’ Battle of Britain: The Inside Story: July-October 1940’ by Chris Goss and ‘The Luftwaffe Bombers’ Battle of Britain: The Inside Story: July-October 1940’ by Chris Goss	Royal Air Force	126

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
Air Power in the Modern World: Myths and Challenges	Peter W Gray	1-15
The Battle of Britain: so we already know the story?	Peter W Gray	16-33
A Comparative Analysis of RAF and Luftwaffe Intelligence in the Battle of Britain, 1940	J S Cox	34-55
Cultivating Joint Commanders	N J Newman	56-71
Manoeuvre Warfare and Air Power: the seven 'T's	A J C Walters	72-95
Suppression of Enemy Air Defences	D R Andrew	96-111
The Argentine Gazette, Part 1	C P Brooks	112-129
Book Review: ‘Douglas Haig, the Educated Soldier’ by John Terraine	Peter W Gray	130-131
Book Review: ‘Behind the Battle: Intelligence in the War with Germany’ by Ralph Bennett	Peter W Gray	131-132
Book Review: ‘Asymmetric Threats to British Military Intervention Operations’ by Sqn Ldr Nicholas J Newman	David Caddick	132-133
Book Review: ‘Bloody Biscay’ by Chris Goss	Royal Air Force	133
Book Review: ‘With Lawrence in the Royal Air Force’ by Paul Tunbridge	M J Evans	134-135
Book Review: ‘Moon Tonight’ by Don Charlwood	Royal Air Force	135
Book Review: ‘Albert Ball VC’ by Chaz Bowyer	Royal Air Force	136
Book Review: ‘Naval Fighter Pilot: Lt Cdr R J Cork DSO DSc RN’ by A H Wren	Royal Air Force	137
Book Review: ‘Clean Sweep: The Life of Air Marshal Sir Ivor Broom’ by Tony Spooner	Royal Air Force	138

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
New Beginnings: The New NATO Structure and its Implications for Air Command and Control	Gregory S Martin	1-5
Air Power or Aerospace Doctrine 2010?	Peter W Gray	6-19
Downed Aircrew: Does their value to the military machine mean they should be recovered irrespective of the cost?	C Reeves	20-37
The Seductive Promise of Air Power: Strategic Coercion in Vietnam and Beyond	Duncan Bell	38-71
The Third Element: A UK Perspective on Information Warfare	R M Poole	72-97
The Forgotten Aviators: The British Contribution To United Nations Air Power During The Korean War, 1950-1953	Philip Greville	98-117
Ten Strategic Factors For Those Who Aspire to Direct, Command and Control UK Military Power	M J Harwood	118-127
Book Review: ‘The British Army – Manpower and Society into the Twenty-First Century’ Edited by Hew Strachan	David Caddick	128
Book Review: ‘Air Power in the Age of Total War’ by John Buckley	Peter Gray	129
Book Review: ‘Pursuit Through Darkened Skies: An Ace Night- Fighter Crew in World War II’ by Michael Allen DFC	Royal Air Force	130
Book Review: ‘Test Pilots: A Treatise on Test Flying from the Very Earliest Days’ by Wolfgang Späte	Royal Air Force	131
Book Review: ‘The B-17 Flying Fortress Story’ by Roger A Freeman with David Osborne	Royal Air Force	132
Book Review: ‘With a Machine Gun to Cambrai: A Story of the First World War’ by George Coppard	Royal Air Force	132
Book Review: ‘The Spitfire Story’ by Alfred Price	Royal Air Force	133
Book Review: ‘Straight Down! The North American A-36 Dive- Bomber in Action’ by Peter C Smith	Royal Air Force	134

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Sir Frederick Tymms Memorial Lecture to the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators at The Royal Aeronautical Society on 21 September 1999	Richard Johns	1-15
Air Operations for Strategic Effect: theory and practice in Kosovo	Peter W Gray	16-31
Doctrine Not Dogma: Lessons from the Past	Richard Overy	32-47
The Future of Airpower: Observations from the Past Decade	Philip S Meilinger	48-69
The Future of Airpower?	John Thomas	70-81
To Sea or Not To Sea: That is the Question	Neil Meadows	82-107
Target Berlin	Alfred Price	108-123
Book Review: ‘The Balkans 1804-1999, Nationalism, War and the Great Powers’ by Misha Glenny	Peter Gray	132-133
Book review: ‘Operation Deliberate Force: The UN and NATO in Bosnia 1995’ by Tim Ripley	Peter Gray	132-133
Book Review: ‘America’s Pursuit of Precision Bombing, 1910-1945’ by Stephen McFarland	Christina Goulter	133-134
Book Review: ‘Air Power at the Battlefront: Allied Close Air Support in Europe, 1943-45’ by Ian Gooderson	Christina Goulter	135
Book Review: ‘Road to Berlin: The Allied Drive from Normandy’ by George Forty	Royal Air Force	136
Book Review: ‘Flights into the Night: Reminiscences of a World War II RAF Wellington Pilot’ by L Anthony Leicester	Royal Air Force	137
Book Review: ‘Fighter Command War Diaries: Volume 3: January 1942 to June 1943’ by John Foreman	Royal Air Force	138
Book Review: ‘Military Mavericks: Extraordinary Men of Battle’ by David Rooney	Royal Air Force	139
Book Review: ‘Beaufighter – in Focus: Photographic History of the Bristol Beaufighter’ by Simon W Parry	Royal Air Force	140
Book Review: ‘Shooting Star – in Focus: Photographic History of the Lockheed F-80/T33 Series’ by Chris Ellis	Royal Air Force	140
Book Review: ‘Kampfgeschwader 55 – in Focus: Photographic History of a Luftwaffe Bomber Unit’ by Steve Hall and Lionel Quinlan	Royal Air Force	141

Air Power Review Volume 2 (1999)

Issue 4

Title	Authors	Pages
Kosovo Victory: A Commander's Perspective	John Jumper	1-10
Targeting: Air Power’s Options	Andy Walters	12-25
Aerospace and Landpower in Peace Operations: Toward a New Basis for Synergy	Robert C Owen	27-47
To Kill a Stalking Bird: Part Two	David R Mets	48-67
The Use of Force to Prevent a Humanitarian Disaster	Bill Boothby	68-75
The Hard Stone: An Account of the Rise of Arthur William Tedder	Vincent Orange	77-87
Sledge Hammer to Crack a Nut? Does air power have the accuracy to make it an effective tool against international terrorism?	Carl Scott	89-95
Next Mission Unmanned: The Human Factor	A Nouguier	96-118
Strategic Bombing: A Shibboleth?	Phil Harrall	121-135
Book Review: ‘Straight Down: The A-36 Dive-Bomber in Action’ by Peter C Smith	Royal Air Force	136
Book Review: ‘Night Flyer: The Success Story of RAF 100 Group Mosquitos Over the German Night Fighters’ by Lewis Brandon DSO DFS and Bar	Royal Air Force	137
Book Review: ‘British Air Power Doctrine: AP3000: Third Edition’	Royal Air Force	138
Book Review: ‘Only Owls and Bloody Fools Fly at Night’ by Group Captain Tom Sawyer DFC	Royal Air Force	139
Book Review: ‘Wing Leader’ by Air Vice-Marshal ‘Johnnie’ Johnson	Royal Air Force	139
Book Review: ‘Brassey’s World Aircraft & Systems Directory 1999/2000’ Edited by Michael J H Taylor	Royal Air Force	140

Issue 3

Title	Authors	Pages
To Kill a Stalking Bird: Fodder for your Professional Reading on Air and Space Superiority	David R Mets	1-23
Boeing E3D Sentry AEW Mk 1: The Future	Rob O’Dell	25-39
The Revolution in Military Affairs: Panacea or Myth?	David Caddick	40-63
Aerial Coercion: What Does it Mean and Can it Work?	Deb Barber	65-75
Leigh-Mallory: To what extent did doctrinal and personal functions limit the effectiveness of joint high command and air-land co-operation?	S Cowlan	77-90
The Reserve Air Forces in the New Millennium	F A Freeman	93-103
Heaven and Hell and the RAF	N B Spiller	104-115
Book Review: ‘Sigh for a Merlin: Testing the Spitfire’ by Alex Henshaw	Royal Air Force	116
Book Review: ‘Action Stations Revisited: 1 Eastern England’ by Michael J F Bowyer	Royal Air Force	117
Book Review: ‘The Fighters’ Battle: Personal Accounts of the Battle of Britain by Luftwaffe Fighter Crews July-October 1940’ and ‘The Bombers’ Battle: Personal Accounts of the Battle of Britain by Luftwaffe Bomber Crews July-October 1940’ by Chris Goss	Royal Air Force	118
Book Review: ‘The Second World War in the West’ by Chris Messenger	Royal Air Force	119
Book Review: ‘The Wars of the Ancient Greeks’ by Victor Davis Hanson	Royal Air Force	119
Book Review: ‘Five Up: A Chronicle of Five Lives’ by Laddie Lucas	Royal Air Force	120
Book Review: ‘Who Was Who in the Second World War’ by Edward Davidson and Dale Manning	Royal Air Force	121
Book Review: ‘Cavalry: The History of a Fighting Elite 650BC – AD1914’ by Velimir Vuksic and Dr Zvonimir Grbasic	Royal Air Force	121

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
High Noon of Air Power	Alan Stephens	1-23
Muddying the Waters (littorally speaking): Rethinking Coastal ASW	Keith Edmunds, Paul Smedley	24-37
Air-to-Air, Blue-on-Blue: A Preliminary Study of Air-to-Air Fratricide Incidents Involving Royal Air Force Aircraft During the Second World War	Chris Hobson	38-59
Boyd Loops, Ace Factors and Fighter Combat	Simon Anglim	61-89
Boeing E-3 Sentry: Variants and Capabilities	Rob O’Dell	91-105
Battle of Britain Day, 15th September 1940	Alfred Price	107-125
Air Power and Joint Warfare – Time to Reflect	J W Erskine	126-135
Book Review: ‘Flying Without Wings: Before the space shuttle: testing NASA’s wingless aircraft’ by Milton O Thompson and Curtis Peebles	Royal Air Force	136
Book Review: ‘Royal Air Force Yearbook’ by Ben Donnell	Royal Air Force	136
Book Review: ‘Nine Lives’ by Air Commodore Alan C Deere	Royal Air Force	137
Book Review: ‘Test Pilots: A Treatise on Test Flying from the Very Earliest Days to the Jet’ by Wolfgang Späte	Royal Air Force	137

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Precision Weapons: Considerations for their Employment (or what the Weapons Manual Doesn’t Tell You!)	Greg Bagwell	1-14
Combat Assessment: Completing the Cycle	R M Poole	17-25
Forcing the Peace	C M Scott	26-38
Operational Analysis: Should We Bother?	Simon Young	40-65
Short Wars and Cybernetics	Ian Bellamy	66-78
Logistics and Air Power: A Failure in Doctrine?	Peter Dye	80-90
The Air War on Cocaine	M Brzezicki	92-124
Book Review: ‘One Airman’s War: Aircraft Mechanic Joe Bull’s Personal Diaries 1916-1919’ Edited by Mark Lax	Chris Hobson	126

Air Power Review Volume 1 (1998)

Issue 2

Title	Authors	Pages
A Need for European Air Power	Timothy Garden	1-10
The Militarisation of Space: How Can the US Justify the Colossal Costs?	Mike McLean	12-32
The Vietnam War, 1964-1973	Bernard Metz	34-41
The Royal Flying Corps Logistic Organisation	Peter Dye	42-58
Air Combat and Historical Analysis: An Example from the Battle of Britain	Ian Gooderson	60-73
Sapper Support: An Army Contribution to RAF Jointery	Alan Macklin	74-75
The Arab Israeli Wars	John Rigby	76-84
Centralised Command and Control, Decentralised Execution: What Does this Mean?	Tom McWilliams	86-93
Book Review: ‘The Strategic Air War Against Germany, 1939-1945: The Official Report of the British Bombing Survey Unit’	Royal Air Force	94-95
Book Review: ‘Over & Out: A History of Royal Air Force Locking Told by the People Who Served’	Royal Air Force	95
Book Review: ‘Brassey’s World Aircraft & Systems Directory 1998/99’, Edited by Michael Taylor	Royal Air Force	96
Book Review: ‘Splash One: The Story of Jet Combat’ by Ivan Rendall	Royal Air Force	96

Issue 1

Title	Authors	Pages
Back to the Future? The Case for Environmental Doctrine for Air Power	Stuart Peach	1-15
Purple Air Power: The Future Challenge	Andrew Vallance	16-26
The Future of Air Power: Concepts of Operations	Tony Mason	28-42
The Shape of Future War	Philip Sabin	44-57
Countering Aerodynamic and Ballistic Missiles: Extended Integrated Air-Defence	David Gates	58-70
Eighty Years of Service: A History of the Royal Air Force, 1918-1998	Chris Hobson	72-85
The March Retreat of 1918: The Last Battle of the Royal Flying Corps	Peter Daybell	86-101
An Insecure Peace, 1947-1949	John Curtiss	103-108