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Editor RAF IMTTP Jay Myers Production Editor Harvey Grainger Studio John Griffiths David Mitchinson Contributions and correspondence should be addressed to the Editor, Air Power Review, Room 5/128, St Christopher House, Southwark Street, London, SE1 0TD. Alternatively, Group Captain Peter Gray, Joint Doctrine and Concepts Centre, Shrivenham, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN6 8RF. e-mail: defs-raf@netcomuk.co.uk Those wishing to be placed on the distribution list should write direct to the Defence Storage and Distribution Centre (DSDC) Llangennech with their UIN stating the number of copies required per edition together with the address to which material should be sent.Other general enquiries on magazine distribution may also be made to the above London address. Recurring Publications Desk CSE 3d LLANGENNECH Llanelli Wales SA14 8YP Tel: 01554 822 399 Fax: 01554 822 515 The views expressed are those of the authors concerned, not necessarily the MOD. Contents Royal Air Force AIR POWER Review 1 Black Buck To The Falklands Dr Alfred Price 12 Manoeuvrist Approach and Coalition Warfare Wing Commander Alistair Monkman RAF 42 Silent Trackers: The Spectre of Passive Surveillance in the Information Age Dr Peter Emmett 58 Operation Allied Force Wing Commander Chris Norton RAF 88 Caen The Martyred City Group Captain Peter W Gray RAF 104 Barnes Wallis’s Other Bouncing Bomb: Part 1 John Sweetman 122 Victoria Cross Hero From TEE EMM, May 1941 128 Book Reviews 130 Notices At any time throughout the document, you can click this arrow to return to this contents screen All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form without prior permission in writing from the Editor. Unless by prior arrangement, articles and photographs will not normally be returned. Editorial Board: Gp Capt P W Gray D Def S (RAF) (Chairman) Jay Myers, Editor, Head of RAF Information Media Training and Technical Publications Gp Capt S Anderton, MOD; Gp Capt H M Randall DRAFJD, JSCSC Watchfield; Wg Cdr R Marsh, SO1 Def S (RAF); Mr S Cox, Head of AHB (RAF); Dr C J M Goulter, JSCSC Watchfield; D Jones RAF IMTTP Sqn Ldr T R Mason, Secretary.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AIR POWER REVIEW The Royal Air Force Air Power Review is published under the auspices of the Director of Defence Studies (RAF) and has the sponsorship of the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff. It is intended to provide an open forum for study which stimulates discussion and thought on air power in its broadest context. This publication is also intended to support the British armed forces in general and the Royal Air Force in particular with respect to the development and application of air power. Contributions from both service and civilian authors are sought which will contribute to existing knowledge and understanding of the subject. Any topic relevant to the study of contemporary or historical air power will be considered by the Air Power Review Management Board and a payment of £200 will be made for each article published. Articles should be original and preferably not previously published, although those of sufficient merit will not be precluded. Between 2,000 and 10,000 words in length, articles should list bibliographical references as end notes. Lengthy articles may be published in instalments. Contributions from serving military personnel should be in accordance with DCI GEN 313 dated 26 November 1999. Submissions can be sent in a variety of electronic IBM or AppleMac-based formats, on floppy disc, Zip or CD, but these must always be accompanied by numbered page copy. No responsibility can be accepted for loss or damage to photographs or other related material sent with articles. Final design format for article presentation on printed page will be entirely at the discretion of the editor. Correspondence relating to material published, or to be published, in the Review should in the first instance be sent to the Editor, IMTTP RAF, Rm 5/128, St Christopher House, Southwark, London, SE1 0TD. All articles intended for selection by the Review Board should be sent directly to: Director of Defence Studies (RAF), Joint Doctrine and Concepts Centre, Shrivenham, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN6 8RF. e-mail: defs-raf@netcomuk.co.uk
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Page 5 and 6: In his article on Silent Trackers,
Page 7 and 8: 1 BLACK BUCK TO THE FALKLANDS This
Page 9 and 10: As the month of April 1982 drew to
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Page 13 and 14: Withers had less fuel than he had p
Page 15 and 16: penetrated the surface and detonate
Page 17 and 18: 11 GT BRITAIN USA Spain Africa Mexi
Page 19 and 20: By Wing Commander Alistair Monkman
Page 21 and 22: ‘quantity has a quality all of it
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Page 25 and 26: Manoeuvrism is now the military mir
Page 27 and 28: Genghis Khan used speed and decepti
Page 29 and 30: SECTION THREE 23 Ancient Warfare
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Page 33 and 34: This section examines NATO’s part
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The electronic battle, particularly
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not the first such system produced
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What was new was the elegant mathem
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Today, ERA is a successful and thri
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technology-driven processes that ar
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REFERENCES 1. Kummitz, Dr H, German
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By Wing Commander Chris Norton RAF
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power doctrine and procedures and,
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ate greater than the Holocaust; it
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At the outset of Operation 65 ALLIE
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The aim of the survey should be to
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when the RAF’s operational effect
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Politicians should delegate the res
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Within the IO sphere, there must be
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Ready for combat! Harrier GR.Mk 7 T
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magnification and is allied to the
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of view, the requirement to ‘chec
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Above all and throughout, the IO ca
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Lilleyman, P. ‘America’s Future
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NOTES 1. Strategic Defence Review,
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56. Although this useful term has f
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By Group Captain Peter W Gray RAF 8
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and indirect - of ground forces. Th
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Lord Louis Mountbatten Popular myth
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Harris’s objection that the neces
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The battle of the egos found its cu
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sanction an airborne raid on the gr
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The French population of Caen had b
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19. As confirmed by Professor Zucke
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By John Sweetman 105 Tirpitz spent
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on to trials with balls of differen
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F W Winterbotham from Air Intellige
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fillings were in hand, eight of whi
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A combination of this paper and the
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Warmly, he argued that, as its squa
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A progress meeting at the MAP on 14
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mould casings’ instead of wood. I
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31. 17 Apr & 30 1943, Bottomley’s
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123 On 1 May 1918, the name of 2nd
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German aircraft fired from all dire
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127 When they had come down, neithe
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READING NEW READING NEW READING NEW
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