THE ROYAL AIR FORCE - Air Power Studies

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.
Quality 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 sent in a variety of electronic IBM or Apple Mac based formats, on floppy disk, 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.
Send articles to:
Editor RAF IMTTP, Air Power Review, Room 5/128,
St Christopher House, Southwark Street, London,
SE1 0TD
or
Director of Defence Studies (RAF), Joint Doctrine and Concepts Centre, Shrivenham, Swindon, Wiltshire,
SN6 8RF. e-mail: defs-raf@netcomuk.co.uk