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ROYAL AIR FORCE<br />
AIR POWER <strong>REVIEW</strong><br />
The Royal <strong>Air</strong> Force <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Power</strong> Review is produced under the auspices of<br />
the Director of Defence <strong>Studies</strong> (RAF). The publication aims to support<br />
the British armed forces in general and the Royal <strong>Air</strong> Force in particular<br />
by developing thinking about the application of air power. The intention is<br />
to provide a forum for high quality and academically credible articles on air<br />
and space power, with the objective of stimulating debate and promoting<br />
the evolution of air and space power thinking within the broader military<br />
and academic communities. Authors are, therefore, encouraged to challenge<br />
accepted norms and offer novel conclusions; consequently, the views expressed<br />
in this journal are not endorsed by either the Editor or the Royal <strong>Air</strong> Force and<br />
do not represent statements of official policy.<br />
Contributions from both Service and civilian authors are sought which will<br />
contribute to existing knowledge and understanding of the subject. Any topic<br />
will be considered by the <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Power</strong> Review Management Board and a payment<br />
of £200 will be made for each article published.<br />
Articles should be original and preferably unpublished, although important<br />
papers of particular merit will not be precluded. Articles should comply fully<br />
with the style guide published at the RAF Centre for <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Power</strong> (RAF CAPS)<br />
website, www.airpowerstudies.co.uk ; essentially they should be between 2,000<br />
and 10,000 words in length, list bibliographical references as end-notes, and<br />
state a word count. Lengthier articles may be published in instalments and<br />
contributions from serving military personnel must be made in accordance<br />
with 2008DIN03-020.<br />
Material should be submitted in Microsoft Word on CD or by e-mail and should<br />
be accompanied, or followed, by a numbered page copy plus any photographs<br />
and illustrations. Digital pictures should be saved as TIFFs or JPEGs @ 300dpi.<br />
Final design format for article presentation on the printed page will be at the<br />
discretion of the Editor.<br />
Send articles to:<br />
Director of Defence <strong>Studies</strong> (RAF)<br />
Headquarters Defence Academy<br />
Shrivenham<br />
Swindon<br />
Wiltshire<br />
SN6 8LA<br />
E-mail: obarnes.dds@da.mod.uk
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