The Quest for Relevant Air Power
by Christian F. Anrig
Publisher: AU Press 2011
ISBN-13: 9781585662166
Number of pages: 426
Description:
Christian Anrig examines the responses of France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden to the challenges of air power in the last two decades, His examination is both instructive and disheartening. Anyone who is detailed to work alongside these air forces will benefit considerably from understanding how and why they do what they do.
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