Titlebook: Air Power in the Next Generation; E. J. Feuchtwanger (Deputy Director for Services E Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Some Economic Constraints on Force Structure,) ., including the doctrine and concepts of operations judged appropriate in those circumstances, (2) ., which determine the doctrinal and operational options, and (3) ., which in practice means the funds governments may be disposed to allot to security purposes as opposed to other things.

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Air Power: Thinking About the Future,he subject of air power. It promises well for an interesting two days, as does the generosity and co-operation of Southampton University in allowing us the use of their facilities. I thank the University authorities most warmly for the support they have given Group Captain Tony Mason in arranging th

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Some Economic Constraints on Force Structure, the Commonwealth connection, the Atlantic relationship and European involvement. A similar construct can be used to characterise the problems of defence planning. The elements in it are not geographical, however; rather they represent the three principal influences on shaping the defence effort, (1

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The Expansion of Soviet Air Power,n of the 60th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution (and the 10th anniversary of the previous Domodedovo air show), let us—briefly and out of charity for the frustrated—stage our own Soviet Air Force flypast, .. In the van and taking pride of place would be at least 50 TU-26 (Backfire). missile-ar

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The Implications for Air Power of Developments in Aircraft and Weapon Technology (I): The Operationd guided weapons, and to pay rather more attention than usual to articles on defence and technology—all with the aim of gaining more knowledge of technological advances which I could somehow relate to air power in the future. It was a profitable exercise and I am most grateful to all those who respo

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The Changing Operational Environment,ich concern the military employment of air power. Individually they might not be directly related, but collectively they do indeed form a common and valid base to assess the probable trends that will influence the course of air operational concepts and activities in the years ahead.