Part 1: The First World War and the Inter-War Years 1. Learning in Real
Time:The development and implementation of air power in the First World War
Tami Biddle 2. Achieving Air Ascendancy: Challenge and response in British
strategic air defence, 1915-40 John Ferris 3. The Royal Navy Air Service: A
very modern service Christina J.M. Goulter 4. The "Luftwaffe" and Lessons
Learned in the Spanish Civil War James S. Corum Part 2: The Second World
War: the Second World War As a Turning Point in Air Power Richard P.
Hallion 5. Maritime Air Power and the Second World War: Britain, the USA
and Japan John Buckley 6. A Neglected Turning Point in Air Power History -
Air power and the fall of France Stuart W. Peach 7. "Learning is Winning"
-Soviet air power doctrine, 1935-41 James Sterret 8. The Development of
Tactical Air Doctrine in North Africa, 1940-43 Brad Gladman Logistics
Doctrine and the Impact of War : The royal air force's experience in the
Second World War Peter Dye 9. Australia and the War in the Pacific, 1942-45
Ian MacFarling Part 3: The Gulf War 1991: planning the air campaign - the
Washington Perspective Diane Putney 9. The 1991 Bombing of Baghdad: Air
power theory vs. Iraqi realities, John Andreas Olsen 10. The Gulf War and
UK Air Power Doctrine and Practice Sebastian Cox and Sebastian Ritchie Part
4: Air Power in Regional Conflict: Solidifying the Foundation 11. Vietnam's
Impact on the Basic Doctrine of the US Air Force Mark Clodfelter 12. Air
Power Victorious? Britain and NATO strategy during the Kosovo conflict
Sebastian Ritchie 13. The Balkans: An air power basket case? Peter W. Gray
