The Quest for Relevant Air Power

Selected Bibliography
This selected bibliography is adapted from the author’s PhD
dissertation that contained a more extensive listing. The following
references are those that the author consulted most often in conducting
the research for this book.
Interviews, E-Mails, and Letters
Andersson, Bengt (senior analyst, Swedish Defence Research
Agency [FOI], Stockholm). Interview by the author, 11 February
2005.
Annerfalk, Anders, communications manager, Gripen International.
To the author. E-mail, 7 July 2005.
Björs, Lt Col Christer, Swedish Air Force (SwAF) (chief, Air Operations
[A3], Swedish Air Component Command). Telephone
interview by the author, 3 August 2005.
Brolén, Lt Col Pepe, SwAF, retired (commander, Air Transport
Unit, 1990–98). Telephone interview, 2 November 2005.
Brose, Lt Col Manfred (German Air Force [GAF], Führungsakademie
[German Armed Forces Command and Staff College], Hamburg,
Germany). Interview by the author, 3 May 2006.
De Winter, Rolf, and Erwin van Loo (Royal Netherlands Air Force
[RNLAF] History Unit, The Hague). Interview by the author,
24 June 2004.
Duance, Wg Cdr Richard, and Wg Cdr Pete York. “An Interview
with Air Chief Marshal Sir Glenn Torpy, Chief of the Air
Staff, Royal Air Force [RAF].” Transforming Joint Air Power:
The Journal of the JAPCC 3 (2006): 26–29.
Facon, Patrick, director, AIR, historical service of the armed
forces, Château de Vincennes, Paris. To the author. E-mail,
19 April 2006.
Godderij, Lt Gen P. J. M., RNLAF, military representative of the
Netherlands to NATO, Brussels. To the author. E-mail, 4 January
2006.
Harryson, Maj Tobias, SwAF, 2002 air power doctrine project
team member. To the author. E-mails, 12 October 2005, 29
March 2006, and 24 April 2006.