TY  - BOOK
AU  - GREY Jeffrey
ED  - Australia. Royal Australian Air Force. Air Power Studies Centre
TI  - The transformation in air power in the aftermath of the Korean war
SN  - 0642193312 (pbk.)
PY  - 1993///
CY  - Canberra
PB  - Air Power Studies Centre, 
KW  - AERIAL WARFARE
KW  - AERONAUTICS , MILITARY
KW  - KOREAN WARS , 1950-1953
KW  -  AERIAL OPERATIONS
N1  - Includes bibliographies
N2  - Operating with basically the same doctrine and equipment as in World War 2, United States aviation forces in Korea in the 1950s saw no major technological breakthroughs or dramatic new applications. While air superiority was evident, the other major missions - interdiction and close air support - were not very successful. Organisationally however, the US Air Force was transformed, providing the necessary incentive for a rapid expansion post-War without previous parallel. The USAF also greatly increased its profile in national security policy, mainly at the expense of the Army
UR  - http://airpower.airforce.gov.au/publications/Details/73/The-Transformation-in-Air-Power-in-the-Aftermath-of-the-Korean-War.aspx
ER  -