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Air Power History chronicles the great campaigns, the leaders, the successes and the failures of air forces in the past. Eyewitness accounts and historical articles will capture your interest, issue after issue. Regular features will keep you up-to-date on new books, museum exhibits and meetings.
 Latest Issue: WINTER 2009
The Winter 2009 edition of Air Power History is highlighted by a photo essay covering the Air Force Historical Foundation’s successful 2009 Symposium, which focused on “The Balkans Air Campaigns in the 1990s and Their Influence Since 2001.” The October 8 event featured an outstanding program of presentations and discussions with distinguished speakers and experts, including Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton A. Schwartz. In addition, an article by Evelyn Zegenhagen presents the virtually unknown story of German female pilots during World War II, while Roger G. Miller reexamines the role of aircraft maintenance during the Berlin Airlift. An account of President Eisenhower’s peacetime policy regarding overflight of “belligerent enemy” territory also is featured, along with 22 new book reviews.
Featured in this edition:
- “Denied Territory: Eisenhower’s Policy of Peacetime Aerial Overflight”
R. Cargill Hall
- "German Women Pilots at War, 1939-1945"
Evelyn Zegenhagen
- "Tunner and the Luftwaffe Connection with the Berlin Airlift"
Roger G. Miller
- "Portal’s World War I Experience, 1915-1918"
Arnold D. Harvey
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