ASPJ: Air & Space Power Journal

From the Air Force Research Institute:

March–April 2012, Vol. 26, No. 2 

The online-only Air and Space Power Journal (ASPJ) is now available at www.airpower.au.af.mil. This enhanced electronic version marks a new beginning asASPJ changes from a quarterly print publication to a bimonthly online journal producing six issues per year. New features include “International Features,” “Selected Air University Research,” “Doctrine Updates,” and “Historical Highlights” from the 64-year history of ASPJ. Additionally, all articles are available inmultiple formats to support today’s electronic reading devices. We believe that this new online edition includes everything found in the print version and more, keeping ASPJ a key source of airpower-related information.

 In this issue. . . . 

Energy Horizons: A Science and Technology Vision for
Air Force EnergyDr. Mark T. Maybury, Chief Scientist, USAF 

The Combined Bomber Offensive’s Destruction of Germany’s
Refined-Fuels Industry

Lt Col Woody W. Parramore, USAF, Retired

Building Global Partnerships: 112 Gripes about the French Revisited

Col Jim Drape, USAF

The Australian Factor in the United States’ Western Pacific Strategy

Liao Kai

Common Sense at the Crossroads for Our Air Force

Col Russell J. Smith, USAF, Retired

The Downfall of Adaptive Planning: Finding a New Approach
after a Failed Revolution

Lt Col John F. Price Jr., USAF

Also: Book Reviews, Doctrine Updates, Selected Air University Research, and Historical Highlights

The Editor 

Air and Space Power Journal 

Air and Space Power Journal is published by Air University Press, part of the Air Force Research Institute.

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