Reach-forward and other concerns

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Tensions arising from the constantly increasing level of persistent and high-quality intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and communications offer a detailed picture of the battle space. This has created a new phenomenon referred to as 'reach forward', a situation in which a commander or his staff, possibly thousands of miles away from a theater of operations, uses high-quality battle space pictures and advanced communications to manage tactical events in real time.

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The author examines the pilots and military aircraft of the 1920's used by the U.S. Air Force. Topics include air warfare, military aircraft, and military pilot training.

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The Gulf war II air campaign, by the numbers

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The author examines the U.S. Air Force's role in the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. Topics include use of close air support, aerial bombings, and joint military operations.

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