Almost forty years of experience in the Royal Air Force provide Dye with significant operational experience that is greatly enhanced by his gifted descriptive and analytical writing ability. The...
Heather Venable
Heather Venable is an associate professor of military and security studies at the U.S. Air Command and Staff College and teaches in the Department of Airpower. She is a Research Fellow at West Point's Modern War Institute and is also the author of How the Few Became the Proud: Crafting the Marine Corps Mystique, 1874-1918.
Heather Venable is back with another Dusty Shelves entry that looks at William C. Sherman's "Air Warfare." When most airpower advocates championed theories of strategic bombardment in the inter-war...
With such overwhelming numbers, how could the Allies not win? The numbers in World War II are striking. The Allies, who in many ways had not prepared properly for...
Murray…highlights the German military’s failure as a whole to understand how the Industrial Revolution had transformed warfighting. Written histories, it is said, speak to each generation differently, enabling readers...