Air Power History
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: SUMMER 2010
Leading Air Power History’s Summer 2010 edition is Roger Miller’s latest chapter on the life of military aviation pioneer Lewis R. Brereton – who in “Under the Influence” and “Acting with Prejudice” finds himself the subject of a “dastardly” vendetta launched by an influential politician.
Also featured in this issue is A. D. Harvey’s latest documentary gem: an account of a German Zeppelin raid on London in 1917, along with a history of Afghanistan’s air force during the crucial period from 1989-2009 – written by Forrest Marion, who based his research in part on interviews with several Afghan military leaders.
The latest edition of Air Power History also includes an informative essay on the 1934 air mail episode by Justin Libby, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University; 20 new book reviews; and a letter from the Foundation’s President, Maj Gen Dale W. Meyerrose, USAF (Ret).
Featured in this edition:
- "Under the Influence" and "Acting with Prejudice": Allegations Against Maj. Lewis H. Brereton at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, 1929-1930"
Roger G. Miller - “Against London:” A Zeppelin Officer’s Account
Arnold D. Harvey - The Destruction and Rebuilding of the Afghan Air Force, 1989-2009
Forrest L. Marion - HALPRO:The Halverson Detachment in the Middle East, June-July 1942
John R. Reese
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