Updating the Laws of War for the 21st Century: Time to Reconsider, and Ban, Modern Nation-Killing Acts
The wars and conflicts of today are transforming around the world. In many cases, the democratization of new and emergent…
The Force We Need: Key Factors for Shaping the Air Force for the Future
Today, the United States Air Force is the smallest it has ever been since its founding as an independent military…
Building a Fifth Generation Coalition: Advancing Allied F-35 Interoperability
Allied F-35s operating around the world stand as the most recognized symbols of the United States’ effort to strengthen modern…
Bombers for Maritime Strike: an Asymmetric Counter to China’s Navy
ARLINGTON, VA | February 27, 2019 — The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies is pleased to announce the newest installment…
Modernizing U.S. Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications
In the new report, the authors provide readers with an insightful look at what is often referred to as the…
The US Air Force and Army in the Korean War: How Army Decisions Limited Airpower’s Effectiveness
Bingham, a former Air Force fighter pilot, doctrine writer, and prolific airpower historian, takes a close look at airpower’s role…
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