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Military Airpower A Revised Digest of Airpower Opinions and Thoughts Compiled by Charles M. Westenhoff Colonel, USAF, Retired Air University Press Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama March 2007
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Page 16 and 17: Introduction
Page 18 and 19: Introduction About Brevity It would
Page 20 and 21: Introduction Assumptions A modern,
Page 22 and 23: Introduction few men occupy themsel
Page 24 and 25: Airpower
Page 26 and 27: Airpower commerce . Because of the
Page 28 and 29: Airpower By material, we mean the s
Page 30 and 31: Airpower The Nature of Airpower Onc
Page 32 and 33: Airpower The very flexibility of ai
Page 34 and 35: Airpower where the priorities for r
Page 36 and 37: Airpower United States Airpower Air
Page 38 and 39: Airpower The Global Airpower perspe
Page 40 and 41: Airpower Space power There is somet
Page 42 and 43: Airpower Space is a realm in which
Page 44 and 45: Airpower tary air establishment, an
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Page 48 and 49: Airpower Diplomacy will not be stre
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Airpower The air campaign may be th
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Airpower is unable to keep his defe
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Airpower It is not so much the exis
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Airpower Air superiority is not the
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Airpower forced throughout the batt
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Airpower The primary objective of A
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Airpower Utilization of the Anglo-A
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Airpower defensively—in the face
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Airpower Airpower has become predom
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Airpower is the speed alone that su
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War
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War War is part of the intercourse
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War Nobody dislikes war more than w
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War tute of the necessary firm pivo
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War more like State policy, which,
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War Time and Space Time is necessar
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War Never interrupt your enemy when
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War Effects But there is another wa
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War Only by a careful analysis—by
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War Strategy Strategy is the employ
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War destroy it . To subdue the enem
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War In war the victorious strategis
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War threat to world peace . Prevent
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War Irregular Warfare By exacting a
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War Lessons from raF Operations in
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War Friction, War’s resistant Med
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War Oils for the Friction of War No
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War would be an enormous error . Th
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War circumstances the greatest is r
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War
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Outcomes and Arguments
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Outcomes and Arguments I don’t al
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Outcomes and Arguments sive air ope
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Outcomes and Arguments directly und
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Outcomes and Arguments Evidence fro
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Outcomes and Arguments Operation de
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Outcomes and Arguments early and la
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Outcomes and Arguments ing, on the
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Outcomes and Arguments litical resu
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Outcomes and Arguments Operation en
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Outcomes and Arguments This is mode
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Outcomes and Arguments Since they w
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Outcomes and Arguments enemy forces
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Outcomes and Arguments We never rea
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Technology
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Technology ence and technology in o
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Technology participated in deriving
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Technology believed that such advan
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Technology In the realm of [intelli
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Technology these attempts does not
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Technology detachments” and findi
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Technology tion deterrence capabili
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Technology The emergence of Stealth
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Technology Because of his work duri
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Technology Precision The precision
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Technology As weapons increase in l
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Technology for more than 300 hours
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Technology sors, munitions, and ele
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Technology Technology and numbers W
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Technology Reactions to Technology
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Technology bother to try . What the
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Principles of War
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Principles of War does .not .illust
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Principles of War It .should .be .r
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Principles of War The . mission . o
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Principles of War Unity of command
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Principles of War offensive, initia
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Principles of War An .air .force .c
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Principles of War Limits of the Off
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Principles of War the .other .hand,
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Principles of War In .peace .it .is
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Principles of War The . principles
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Principles of War economy of force
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Principles of War the .needs .of .t
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Principles of War mally .requires .
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Principles of War Few .orders .are
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Principles of War twenty-four . bom
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Principles of War By .rapidity .man
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Principles of War I . don’t . kno
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Principles of War Be .nice .to .you
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Principles of War Three British Pri
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Principles of War
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Command
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Command With equal or inferior powe
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Command there sufficiently fruitful
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Command In battle nothing is ever a
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Command ment, the lack of food, the
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Command The commander should practi
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Command advice Never tell people ho
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Command The Commander and the Staff
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Command administration and Combat S
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Command Information management The
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Command Command arrangements It is
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Command We must not allow Centraliz
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Command 3 . COMMAND OF AIR POWER .-
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Doctrine
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Doctrine The .way .we .teach .aroun
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Doctrine Example .is .not .the .mai
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Doctrine change and resistance Atte
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Doctrine A .new .idea .must .have .
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Doctrine which .surrounded .me .and
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Doctrine ifs . of . history . say .
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Doctrine It .was .not .appreciated,
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Doctrine which .we .were .unprepare
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Doctrine joint, .it’s .going .too
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Twenty Good Books Futrell, Robert F
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Twenty Good Books
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Burke, Arleigh, 219 Burt, Richard,
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Hallion, Richard P., 12, 109, 134,
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Odom, Thomas P., 104 Olds, Robin, 9
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Vandenberg, Hoyt S., 5, 15 Vauthier
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information management, 220 intelli
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