The impact of airpower transformation / Lim Soon Chia, Choy Dawen
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Pointer Vol 32 No 4, 2007, pp.5-13Summary: Shows, with examples, how air power transformation can deliver new political options to further a country's strategic interests. In peacetime air power enhances standing by enabling participation in humanitarian aid and peace support operations; during periods of war air power may prove increasingly viable in resolving limited conflicts without the need to commit ground forces.
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Shows, with examples, how air power transformation can deliver new political options to further a country's strategic interests. In peacetime air power enhances standing by enabling participation in humanitarian aid and peace support operations; during periods of war air power may prove increasingly viable in resolving limited conflicts without the need to commit ground forces.
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