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Air Power Studies

Air Power
June 10, 1992 AEST
The IMPLICATIONS of MODERN AIR POWER for DEFENCE STRATEGY
Alan Stephens
This paper examines four inter related issues in air power. These seem significant in the light of contemporary air power doctrine and the experiences of Gulf War.
Military Strategy
July 18, 2019 AEST
Designing for the Future Force: Informing the Debate on the Future Structure of the Royal Australian Air Force
Travis Hallen

Perhaps we need to think harder about the enterprise structure of the Royal Australian Air Force. We need to generate and sustain an integrated force to defend Australia.

Platforms and Capabilities
October 10, 1997 AEST
EVALUATING AIR BASE OPERABILITY: An AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE
Barry Sutherland

The ability of air bases to withstand attack and recover quickly to continue mission generation is essential to supporting combat operations. Should any leg be lost, combat operations collapse.

CONVENTIONAL DETERRENCE: A CONTINUING ROLE in AUSTRALIA’S SECURITY Military Strategy
August 02, 1995 AEST
CONVENTIONAL DETERRENCE: A CONTINUING ROLE in AUSTRALIA’S SECURITY
John Harvey

In the Australian context, deterrence is referred to in policy and national security discussions. There is limited detailed analysis of deterrence or how it fits within overall security policy.

GENERATION of AIR CAPABILITIES  TOWARD a PREDICTIVE MODEL Air Power
December 01, 1991 AEST
GENERATION of AIR CAPABILITIES TOWARD a PREDICTIVE MODEL
Gavin A Thoms

How expert judgment and formal descriptions may be integrated through mathematical models, automated tools and adaptive command and control structures to provide better control of the generation of air capabilities.