Air & Space Power Journal 2002: Vol 16 Index

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AIR AND SPACE POWER JOURNAL Volume XVI
AUTHOR INDEX
Ash, Col Eric. “The ‘Perception Transformation’ ” (edi- Jumper, Gen John P. “Why ‘Air and Space’?” (a word
torial), no. 2 (summer 2002): 6-7. from the chief), no. 3 (fall 2002): 5.
. “The Revolution in Terrorism” (editorial), no. 1 Kaufman, Col Timothy, Lt Col Donald H. Leathem, and
(spring 2002): 3-4. Lt Col Steven M. Rinaldi. “Protecting the Homeland:
Bellaire, Maj PauJ.l, J r.“ Back to the Future: Thoughts on Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1 (spring
a Bipolar World Redux” (vortices), no. 1 (spring 2002): 2002): 77-86.
106-11. Kennedy, Capt Floyd D.,Jr . “Transforming the Submarine
Brown, Shannon A., PhD. “The Sources of Leadership Force: Integrating Undersea Platforms into the Joint
Doctrine in the Air Force,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 37—45. Global Strike Task Force” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002):
Cain, Lt Col Anthony C. “The Best in Professional Air and 26-35.
Space Power Thought” (editorial), no. 4 (winter 2002): Keskel, Lt Col Kenneth. “The Oath of Office: A Histori-
6. cal Guide to Moral Leadership,” no. 4 (winter 2002):
Champness, Lt Col Michael. “The Role of the US Air 47-57.
Force in Fighting Terrorism at Home” (vortices), no. Kipp, Dr. Jacob W., and Lt Col Lester W. Grau. “Main-
1 (spring 2002): 101-5. taining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Aero-
Chapman, Col Robert E., Il. “Unmanned Combat Aerial space Defense,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48.
Vehicles: Dawn of aN ew Age?” no. 2 (summer 2002): Klausner, Lt Col Kurt A. “Command and Control of Air
60-73. and Space Forces Requires Significant Attention to
Clodfelter, Dr. Mark. “Airpower versus Asymmetric Ene- Bandwidth,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 69-77.
mies: A Framework for Evaluating Effectiveness,” no. Krause, Lt Col Merrick E. “Partnering for Hemispheric
3 (fall 2002): 37-46. Security: A Combined Regional Operations Center in
Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk-
Brazil,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 49-59.
lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
Lambeth, Dr. Benjamin S. “Kosovo and the Continuing
59-77.
SEAD Challenge,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 8-21.
Daso, Dik, PhD. “Operation LUSTY: The US Army Air
Latour, Lt Col Sharon M., and Lt Gen Bradley C. Hosmer.
Forces’ Exploitation of the Luftwaffe’s Secret Aero-
“Emotional Intelligence: Implications for All United
nautical Technology, 1944-45,” no. 1 (spring 2002):
States Air Force Leaders,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 27-35.
28-40.
Lazarski, Lt Col Anthony J. “Legal Implications of the
Grau, Lt Col Lester W., and Dr. Jacob W. Kipp. “Main-
Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicle,” no. 2 (summer
taining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Aero-
2002): 74-83.
space Defense,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48.
Leathem, Lt Col Donald H., Lt Col Steven M. Rinaldi,
Grenier, Maj John. “A New Construct for Air Force Coun-
terspace Doctrine” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 17-23. and Col Timothy Kaufman. “Protecting the Home-
Hail, Lt Col J. Reggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expedi- land: Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1
tionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach to (spring 2002): 77-86.
the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices), no. | Lindberg, Col Kerrie G., Col Jane B. Ward, Maj Daniel S.
(spring 2002): 112-19. McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global En-
Hays, Lt Col Peter. “Review Essay,” no. 3 (fall 2002): gagement Enhancer: The International Health Spe-
100-107. cialist” (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Higham, Dr. Robin, and Dr. Mark P. Parillo. “The Manage- McNulty, Maj Daniel S., Col Jane B. Ward, Col Kerrie G.
ment Margin: Essential for Victory,” no. 1 (spring Lindberg, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global En-
2002): 19-27. gagement Enhancer: The International Health Spe-
Hooper, James T. “Creating Swwong Leaders and Strong cialist” (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Units: Using Air Force History as a Leadership Tool,” Malone, Col Timothy G., and Maj Reagan E. Schaupp.
no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24. “The ‘Red Team’: Forging a Well-Conceived Contin-
Hosmer, Lt Gen Bradley C., and Lt Col Sharon M. Latour. gency Plan,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 22-33.
“Emotional Intelligence: Implications for All United Mets, Dr. David R. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for
States Air Force Leaders,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 27-35. Your Professional Reading on Global Reach and Air
Hyten, Col John E. “A Sea of Peace or a Theater of War? Mobility,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 41-56.
Dealing with the Inevitable Conflict in Space,” no. 3 . “Fodder for Your Professional Reading: The Of-
(fall 2002): 78-92. ficer as a Teacher,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 87-101.
Jogerst, Col John. “What's So Special about Special Op- Mortensen, Dr. Daniel R., and Capt Gilles Van Nederveen.
erations? Lessons from the War in Afghanistan” (vor- “Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Experience,”
tices), no. 2 (summer 2002): 98-102. no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26.
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AIR AND SPACE POWER JOURNAL Volume XVI
AUTHOR INDEX
Ash, Col Eric. “The ‘Perception Transformation’ ” (edi- Jumper, Gen John P. “Why ‘Air and Space’?” (a word
torial), no. 2 (summer 2002): 6-7. from the chief), no. 3 (fall 2002): 5.
. “The Revolution in Terrorism” (editorial), no. 1 Kaufman, Col Timothy, Lt Col Donald H. Leathem, and
(spring 2002): 3-4. Lt Col Steven M. Rinaldi. “Protecting the Homeland:
Bellaire, Maj PauJ.l, J r.“ Back to the Future: Thoughts on Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1 (spring
a Bipolar World Redux” (vortices), no. 1 (spring 2002): 2002): 77-86.
106-11. Kennedy, Capt Floyd D.,Jr . “Transforming the Submarine
Brown, Shannon A., PhD. “The Sources of Leadership Force: Integrating Undersea Platforms into the Joint
Doctrine in the Air Force,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 37—45. Global Strike Task Force” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002):
Cain, Lt Col Anthony C. “The Best in Professional Air and 26-35.
Space Power Thought” (editorial), no. 4 (winter 2002): Keskel, Lt Col Kenneth. “The Oath of Office: A Histori-
6. cal Guide to Moral Leadership,” no. 4 (winter 2002):
Champness, Lt Col Michael. “The Role of the US Air 47-57.
Force in Fighting Terrorism at Home” (vortices), no. Kipp, Dr. Jacob W., and Lt Col Lester W. Grau. “Main-
1 (spring 2002): 101-5. taining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Aero-
Chapman, Col Robert E., Il. “Unmanned Combat Aerial space Defense,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48.
Vehicles: Dawn of aN ew Age?” no. 2 (summer 2002): Klausner, Lt Col Kurt A. “Command and Control of Air
60-73. and Space Forces Requires Significant Attention to
Clodfelter, Dr. Mark. “Airpower versus Asymmetric Ene- Bandwidth,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 69-77.
mies: A Framework for Evaluating Effectiveness,” no. Krause, Lt Col Merrick E. “Partnering for Hemispheric
3 (fall 2002): 37-46. Security: A Combined Regional Operations Center in
Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk-
Brazil,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 49-59.
lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
Lambeth, Dr. Benjamin S. “Kosovo and the Continuing
59-77.
SEAD Challenge,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 8-21.
Daso, Dik, PhD. “Operation LUSTY: The US Army Air
Latour, Lt Col Sharon M., and Lt Gen Bradley C. Hosmer.
Forces’ Exploitation of the Luftwaffe’s Secret Aero-
“Emotional Intelligence: Implications for All United
nautical Technology, 1944-45,” no. 1 (spring 2002):
States Air Force Leaders,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 27-35.
28-40.
Lazarski, Lt Col Anthony J. “Legal Implications of the
Grau, Lt Col Lester W., and Dr. Jacob W. Kipp. “Main-
Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicle,” no. 2 (summer
taining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Aero-
2002): 74-83.
space Defense,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48.
Leathem, Lt Col Donald H., Lt Col Steven M. Rinaldi,
Grenier, Maj John. “A New Construct for Air Force Coun-
terspace Doctrine” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 17-23. and Col Timothy Kaufman. “Protecting the Home-
Hail, Lt Col J. Reggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expedi- land: Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1
tionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach to (spring 2002): 77-86.
the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices), no. | Lindberg, Col Kerrie G., Col Jane B. Ward, Maj Daniel S.
(spring 2002): 112-19. McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global En-
Hays, Lt Col Peter. “Review Essay,” no. 3 (fall 2002): gagement Enhancer: The International Health Spe-
100-107. cialist” (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Higham, Dr. Robin, and Dr. Mark P. Parillo. “The Manage- McNulty, Maj Daniel S., Col Jane B. Ward, Col Kerrie G.
ment Margin: Essential for Victory,” no. 1 (spring Lindberg, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global En-
2002): 19-27. gagement Enhancer: The International Health Spe-
Hooper, James T. “Creating Swwong Leaders and Strong cialist” (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Units: Using Air Force History as a Leadership Tool,” Malone, Col Timothy G., and Maj Reagan E. Schaupp.
no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24. “The ‘Red Team’: Forging a Well-Conceived Contin-
Hosmer, Lt Gen Bradley C., and Lt Col Sharon M. Latour. gency Plan,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 22-33.
“Emotional Intelligence: Implications for All United Mets, Dr. David R. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for
States Air Force Leaders,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 27-35. Your Professional Reading on Global Reach and Air
Hyten, Col John E. “A Sea of Peace or a Theater of War? Mobility,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 41-56.
Dealing with the Inevitable Conflict in Space,” no. 3 . “Fodder for Your Professional Reading: The Of-
(fall 2002): 78-92. ficer as a Teacher,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 87-101.
Jogerst, Col John. “What's So Special about Special Op- Mortensen, Dr. Daniel R., and Capt Gilles Van Nederveen.
erations? Lessons from the War in Afghanistan” (vor- “Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Experience,”
tices), no. 2 (summer 2002): 98-102. no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26.
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Murray, Col DouglasJ. ,a nd Dr. James M. Smith. “Valuing ing the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Training
Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty and Center,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 59-68.
Leader Development,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86. Suddarth, Lt Col Steven C. “Solving the Great Air Force
Mustin, Ist Lt Jeff. “Future Employment of Unmanned Systems Irony,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 6-18.
Aerial Vehicles” (vortices), no. 2 (summer 2002): Szafranski, Col Richard. “Fighting Stupid, Defending
86-97. Smart,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 87-94.
Odom, Maj Earl “Duke.” “Future Missions for Unmanned Ternus, Maj Mona P., Col Jane B. Ward, Col Kerrie G.
Aerial Vehicles: Exploring Outside the Box” (pirep), Lindberg, and Maj Daniel S. McNulty. “A Global En-
no. 2 (summer 2002): 84-85. gagement Enhancer: The International Health Spe-
Parillo, Dr. Mark P., and Dr. Robin Higham. “The Manage- cialist” (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
ment Margin: Essential for Victory,” no. 1 (spring Thirtle, Dr. Mike. “Toward Defining Air Force Leader-
2002): 19-27. ship,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 9-16.
Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “Organic versus Joint Organi- Thomas, Capt Troy S. “Slumlords: Aerospace Power in
zation” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 24—25. Urban Fights,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 57-68.
. “A Proposal for Homeland-Defense Organization” Trapp, Lt Col Michael I., and Lt Col Bradley D. Spacy.
(vortices), no. 1 (spring 2002): 97-100. “Train Like We Fight, Fight Like We Train: Establish-
Quintrall, Lt Col Mick. “A Change-Challenge: The Fire- ing the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Training
Support Coordination ‘Box’” (vortices), no. 3 (fall Center,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 59-68.
2002): 7-16. Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles. “The K-767: Tanker for the
Rinaldi, Lt Col Steven M., Lt Col Donald H. Leathem, Future” (pirep), no. 1 (spring 2002): 95-96.
and Col Timothy Kaufman, “Protecting the Home- Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles, and Dr. Daniel R. Mortensen.
land: Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1 “Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Experience,”
(spring 2002): 77-86. no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26.
Ruse, Maj Mark A. “Reflections on the 1972 Antiballistic Ward, Col Jane B., Col Kerrie G. Lindberg, Maj Daniel S.
Missile Treaty and National Missile Defense,” no. 1 McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global Engage-
(spring 2002): 69-76. ment Enhancer: The International Health Specialist”
Schaupp, Maj Reagan E., and Col Timothy G. Malone. (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
“The ‘Red Team’: Forging a Well-Conceived Contin- Wierschke, Lt Col Scott G. “A Fond Farewell” (prelaunch
gency Plan,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 22-33. notes), no. 2 (summer 2002): 5.
Smith, Dr. James M., and Col DouglasJ .M urray. “Valuing . [no title] (prelaunch notes), no. 3 (fall 2002): 6.
Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty and Wolusky, Lt Col Tony. “Historical Perspectives on Opera-
Leader Development,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86. tional Environment Research and Objective Determi-
Spacy, Lt Col Bradley D., and Lt Col Michael I. Trapp. nation in Air Campaign Planning,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
“Train Like We Fight, Fight Like We Train: Establish- 47-58.
TITLE INDEX
{no title] (prelaunch notes), Lt Col Scott G. Wierschke, “Best in Professional Air and Space Power Thought, The”
no. 3 (fall 2002): 6. (editorial), Lt Col Anthony C. Cain, no. 4 (winter
“Airpower versus Asymmetric Enemies: A Framework for 2002): 6.
“Change-Challenge, A: The Fire-Support Coordination
Evaluating Effectiveness,” Dr. Mark Clodfelter, no. 3
‘Box’” (vortices), Lt Col Mick Quintrall, no. 3 (fall
(fall 2002): 37-46. 2002): 7-16.
“Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Experience,” Capt “Command and Control of Air and Space Forces Re-
Gilles Van Nederveen and Dr. Daniel R. Mortensen, quires Significant Attention to Bandwidth,” Lt Col
no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26. Kurt A. Klausner, no. 4 (winter 2002): 69-77.
“Argentine Airpower in the Falklands War: An Opera- “Creating Strong Leaders and Strong Units: Using Air
Force History as a Leadership Tool,” James T.
tional View,” Dr. James S. Corum, no. 3 (fall 2002):
Hooper, no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24.
59-77.
“Toward Defining Air Force Leadership,” Dr. Mike Thir-
“Back to the Future: Thoughts on a Bipolar World Redux” tle, no. 4 (winter 2002): 9-16.
(vortices), Maj PaulJ . BellairJer ., no. 1 (spring 2002): “Emotional Intelligence: Implications for All United
106-11. States Air Force Leaders,” Lt Col Sharon M. Latour
116 AIR & SPACE POWER JOURNAL WINTER 2002
and Lt Gen Bradley C. Hosmer, no. 4 (winter 2002): “ ‘Perception Transformation,’ The ” (editorial) ,C ol Eric
27-35. Ash, no. 2 (summer 2002): 6-7.
“Evolution of the Air Force Expeditionary Logistics “Proposal for Homeland-Defense Organization, A” (vor-
School: A Revolutionary Approach to the Employ- tices), Lt Col D. Robert Poynor, no. 1 (spring 2002):
ment of Combat Support” (vortices), Lt Col J. Reggie 97-100.
Hall, no. 1 (spring 2002): 112-19. “Protecting the Homeland: Air Force Roles in Homeland
“Fighting Stupid, Defending Smart,” Col Richard Sza- Security,” Lt Col Steven M. Rinaldi, Lt Col Donald H.
franski, no. | (spring 2002): 87-94. Leathem, and Col Timothy Kaufman, no. | (spring
“Fodder for Your Professional Reading: The Officer as a 2002): 77-86.
Teacher,” Dr. David R. Mets, no. 4 (winter 2002): “‘Red Team, The: Forging a Well-Conceived Contin-
87-101. gency Plan,” Col Timothy G. Malone and Maj Reagan
“Fond Farewell, A” (prelaunch notes), Lt Col Scott G. E. Schaupp, no. 2 (summer 2002): 22-33.
Wierschke, no. 2 (summer 2002): 5. “Reflections on the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty and
“Future Employment of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles” National Missile Defense,” Maj Mark A. Ruse, no. |
(vortices), Ist Lt Jeff Mustin, no. 2 (summer 2002): (spring 2002): 69-76.
86-97. “Review Essay,” Lt Col Peter Hays, no. 3 (fall 2002):
“Future Missions for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Explor- 100-107.
ing Outside the Box” (pirep), Maj Earl “Duke” “Revolution in Terrorism, The” (editorial), Col Eric Ash,
Odom, no. 2 (summer 2002): 84-85. no. | (spring 2002): 3-4.
“Global Engagement Enhancer, A: The International “Role of the US Air Force in Fighting Terrorism at Home,
Health Specialist” (pirep), Col Jane B. Ward, Col Ker- The” (vortices), Lt Col Michael Champness, no. |
rie G. Lindberg, Maj Daniel S. McNulty, and Maj (spring 2002): 101-5.
Mona P. Ternus, no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99. “Sea of Peace or a Theater of War, A? Dealing with the
“Historical Perspectives on Operational Environment Re- Inevitable Conflict in Space,” Col John E. Hyten, no.
search and Objective Determination in Air Campaign 3 (fall 2002): 78-92.
Planning,” Lt Col Tony Wolusky, no. 3 (fall 2002): “Slumlords: Aerospace Power in Urban Fights,” Capt
47-58. Troy S. Thomas, no. ! (spring 2002): 57-68.
“Kosovo and the Continuing SEAD Challenge,” Dr. Ben- “Solving the Great Air Force Systems Irony,” Lt Col
jamin S. Lambeth, no. 2 (summer 2002): 8-21. Steven C. Suddarth, no. 1 (spring 2002): 6-18.
“K-767, The: Tanker for the Future” (pirep), Capt Gilles “Sources of Leadership Doctrine in the Air Force, The,”
Van Nederveen, no. | (spring 2002): 95-96. Shannon A. Brown, PhD, no. 4 (winter 2002): 37-45
“Legal Implications of the Uninhabited Combat Aerial “Train Like We Fight, Fight Like We Train: Establishing
Vehicle,” Lt Col Anthony J. Lazarski, no. 2 (summer the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Training Cen-
2002): 74-83. ter,” Lt Col Bradley D. Spacy and Lt Col Michael I.
“Maintaining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Trapp, no. 4 (winter 2002): 59-68.
Aerospace Defense,” Lt Col Lester W. Grau and Dr. “Transforming the Submarine Force: Integrating Under-
Jacob W. Kipp, no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48. sea Platforms into the Joint Global Strike Task Force”
“Management Margin, The: Essential for Victory.” Dr. (vortices), Capt Floyd D. Kennedy Jr., no. 3 (fall 2002):
Robin Higham and Dr. Mark P. Parillo, no. | (spring 26-35.
2002): 19-27. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for Your Professional
“New Construct for Air Force Counterspace Doctrine, A” Reading on Global Reach and Air Mobility,” Dr. David
(vortices), Maj John Grenier, no. 3 (fall 2002): 17-23. R. Mets, no. 1 (spring 2002). 41-56.
“Oath of Office, The: A Historical Guide to Moral Leader- “Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles: Dawn of a New
ship,” Lt Col Kenneth Keskel, no. 4 (winter 2002): Age?” Col Robert E. Chapman II, no. 2 (summer
47-57. 2002): 60-73.
“Operation LUSTY: The US Army Air Forces’ Exploitation “Valuing Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty
of the Luftwaffe’s Secret Aeronautical Technology, and Leader Development,” Dr. James M. Smith and
1944-45,” Dik Daso, PhD, no. 1 (spring 2002): 28—40. Col DouglasJ . Murray, no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86.
“Organic versus Joint Organization” (vortices), Lt Col D. “What's So Special about Special Operations? Lessons
Robert Poynor, no. 3 (fall 2002): 24-25. from the War in Afghanistan” (vortices), Col John
“Partnering for Hemispheric Security: A Combined Re- Jogerst, no. 2 (summer 2002): 98-102.
gional Operations Center in Brazil,” Lt Col Merrick “Why ‘Air and Space’?” (a word from the chief), Gen
E. Krause, no. 2 (summer 2002): 49-59. John P. Jumper, no. 3 (fall 2002): 5.
INDEX 117
SUBJECT INDEX
Air land: Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1
Daso, Dik, PhD. “Operation LUSTY: The US Army Air (spring 2002): 77-86.
Forces’ Exploitation of the Luftwaffe’s Secret Aeronau- Ward, Col Jane B., Col Kerrie G. Lindberg, Maj Daniel S.
tical Technology, 1944-45,” no. | (spring 2002): 28-40. McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global Engage-
ment Enhancer: The International Health Specialist”
Aircraft (pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles. “The K-767: Tanker for the
Future” (pirep), no. 1 (spring 2002): 95-96. Airlift
Mets, Dr. David R. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for Your
Air Defense
Professional Reading on Global Reach and Air Mo-
Grau, Lt Col Lester W., and Dr. Jacob W. Kipp. “Main-
bility,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 41-56.
taining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Aero-
space Defense,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48. Airpower
Lambeth, Dr. Benjamin S. “Kosovo and the Continuing Clodfelter, Dr. Mark. “Airpower versus Asymmetric Ene-
SEAD Challenge,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 8-21. mies: A Framework for Evaluating Effectiveness,” no.
3 (fall 2002): 37-46.
Air Force History
Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “Organic versus Joint Organi-
Brown, Shannon A., PhD. “The Sources of Leadership Doc-
zation” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 24-25.
trine in the Air Force,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 37-45.
Rinaldi, Lt Col Steven M., Lt Col Donald H. Leathem,
Clodfelter, Dr. Mark. “Airpower versus Asymmetric Ene-
and Col Timothy Kaufman. “Protecting the Home-
mies: A Framework for Evaluating Effectiveness,” no.
land: Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1
3 (fall 2002): 37-46.
(spring 2002): 77-86.
Hooper, James T. “Creating Swwong Leaders and Strong
Thomas, Capt Troy S. “Slumlords: Aerospace Power in
Units: Using Air Force History as a Leadership Tool,”
Urban Fights,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 57-68.
no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24.
Mets, Dr. David R. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for Your Airpower History
Professional Reading on Global Reach and Air Mo- Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk-
bility,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 41-56. lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
Ruse, Maj Mark A. “Reflections on the 1972 Antiballistic 59-77.
Missile Treaty and National Missile Defense,” no. 1 Daso, Dik, PhD. “Operation LUSTY: The US Army Air
(spring 2002): 69-76. Forces’ Exploitation of the Luftwaffe’s Secret Aero-
Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles, and Dr. Daniel R. nautical Technology, 1944-45,” no. 1 (spring 2002):
Mortensen. “Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Ex- 28-40.
perience,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26. Higham, Dr. Robin, and Dr. Mark P. Parillo. “The Man-
Wolusky, Lt Col Tony. “Historical Perspectives on Opera- agement Margin: Essential for Victory,” no. 1 (spring
tional Environment Research and Objective Determi- 2002): 19-27.
nation in Air Campaign Planning,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
47-58. Air and Space Expeditionary Force
Hall, Lt ColJ .R eggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expe-
Air Force Organization
ditionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach
Champness, Lt Col Michael. “The Role of the US Air
to the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices),
Force in Fighting Terrorism at Home” (vortices), no.
no. | (spring 2002): 112-19.
1 (spring 2002): 101-5. Spacy, Lt Col Bradley D., and Lt Col Michael I. Trapp.
Hall, Lt ColJ .R eggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expe- “Train Like We Fight, Fight Like We Train: Establish-
ditionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach ing the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Training
to the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices), Center,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 59-68.
no. | (spring 2002): 112-19. Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles. “The K-767: Tanker for the
Hyten, Col John E. “A Sea of Peace or a Theater of War? Future” (pirep), no. 1 (spring 2002): 95-96.
Dealing with the Inevitable Conflict in Space,” no. 3
(fall 2002): 78-92. Air Superiority
Klausner, Lt Col Kurt A. “Command and Control of Air Lambeth, Dr. Benjamin S. “Kosovo and the Continuing
and Space Forces Requires Significant Attention to SEAD Challenge,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 8-21.
Bandwidth,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 69-77.
Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “Organic versus Joint Organi- Argentina
zation” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 24-25. Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk-
Rinaldi, Lt Col Steven M., Lt Col Donald H. Leathem, lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
and Col Timothy Kaufman. “Protecting the Home- 59-77.
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Army Operations . Jungle Ace: Col. Gerald R.J ohnson, the USAAF’s Top
Quintrall, Lt Col Mick. “A Change-Challenge: The Fire- Fighter Leader of the Pacific War, reviewed by Garner
Support Coordination ‘Box’ ” (vortices), no. 3 (fall Johnson, no. 4 (winter 2002): 107-8.
2002): 7-16. Cain, Anthony Christopher. The Forgotten Air Force: French
Air Doctrine in the 1930s, reviewed by Col Phillip S.
Aviation Technology Meilinger, no. 3 (fall 2002): 124-25.
Chapman, Col Robert E., II. “Unmanned Combat Aerial Chasdi, RichardJ . Serenade of Suffering: A Portrait of Middle
Vehicles: Dawn of a New Age?” no. 2 (summer 2002): East Terrorism, 1968-1993, reviewed by Lt Youssef H.
60-73. Aboul-Enein, no. 2 (summer 2002): 106.
Daso, Dik, PhD. “Operation LUSTY: The US Army Air Cimbala, Stephen J. Clausewitz and Chaos: Friction in War
Forces’ Exploitation of the Luftwaffe’s Secret Aero- and Military Policy, reviewed by Col Eric Ash, no. 2
nautical Technology, 1944—45,” no. 1 (spring 2002): (summer 2002): 106-7.
28-40. Clark, George B. Devil Dogs: Fighting Marines of World War
Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles. “The K-767: Tanker for the I, reviewed by Capt Rick A. Spyker, no. 2 (summer
Future” (pirep), no. 1 (spring 2002): 95-96. 2002): 117.
Condell, Bruce, and David T. Zabecki, eds. On the German
Ballistic Missile Defense Art of War: Truppenfihrung, reviewed by Lt Col
Ruse, Maj Mark A. “Reflections on the 1972 Antiballistic Robert B. Kane, no. 4 (winter 2002): 105-6.
Missile Treaty and National Missile Defense,” no. 1 Connelly, Mark. Reaching for the Stars: A New History of
(spring 2002): 69-76. Bomber Command in World War II, reviewed by Ist Lt Jay
Hemphill, no. 3 (fall 2002): 120.
Book Reviews Crouch, Tom D. A Dream of Wings: Americans and the Air-
Alberts, David S., et al. Understanding Informaiion Age War-
plane, 1875-1905 (touch and go), reviewed by Maj
fare (touch and go), reviewed by Maj Herman Rein-
William E. Fischer ]r., no. 3 (fall 2002): 125-26.
hold, no. 2 (summer 2002): 124.
Day, Dwayne A. Lightning Rod: A History of the Air Force
Bateman, Robert L. No Gun Ri: A Military History of the Ko-
Chief Scientist's Office (touch and go), reviewed by AP/
rean War Incident, reviewed by Command Sgt Major
staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 124-25.
James H. Clifford, no. 3 (fall 2002): 113-14.
Dolman, Everett C. Astropolitik: Classical Geopolitics in the
Bednarek, Janet R. Daly. America’s Airports: Airfield Devel-
Space Age (review essay), reviewed by Lt Col Peter
opment, 1918-1947 (touch and go), reviewed by AP]
Hays, no. 3 (fall 2002): 103-4.
staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 123.
Donald, David, ed. The Pocket Guide to Military Aircraft and
Bennett, Leon. Three Wings for the Red Baron: Von
the World’s Airforces (touch and go), reviewed by AP]
Richthofen, Strategy, Tactics, and Airplanes, reviewed by
staff, no. 1 (spring 2002): 124.
Col Eric Ash, no. 2 (summer 2002): 116-17.
Eisendrath, Craig, Melvin A. Goodman, and Gerald E.
Bergstrom, Christer, and Andrey Mikhalov. Black Cross,
Marsh. The Phantom Defense: America’s Pursuit of the Star
Red Star: The Air War over the Eastern Front, vol. 2, Resur-
gence, reviewed by Richard R. Muller, no. 2 (summer Wars Illusion, reviewed by Kenneth P. Werrell, no. 4
2002): 112-13. (winter 2002): 108-9.
Bilstein, Roger E. The Enterprise of Flight: The American Avi- Forsyth, Robert, with Jerry Scutts. Battle over Bavaria: The
ation and Aerospace Industry (touch and go), reviewed B-26 Marauder versus the German Jets, April 1945 (touch
by APJ staff, no. 1 (spring 2002): 125. and go), reviewed by AP staff, no. 1 (spring 2002):
Boiten, Theo, and Martin Bowman. Jane’s Battles with the 124-25.
Luftwaffe: The Bomber Campaign against Germany, Glines, Carroll V. Around the World in 175 Days: The First
1942-45, reviewed by Lt Col Robert Tate, no. 3 (fall Round-the-World Flight, reviewed by Dr. David R. Mets,
2002): 114. no. 2 (summer 2002): 117-18.
Bowden, Mark. Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War, Goldfein, Col David L. Sharing Success—Owning Failure:
reviewed by Col Jon Campbell, no. 3 (fall 2002): Preparing to Command in the Twenty-First Century Air
118-20. Force (touch and go), reviewed by APJ staff, no. 1
Bowen, Robert M. Fighting with the Screaming Eagles: With (spring 2002): 124.
the 101st Airborne from Normandy to Bastogne, reviewed Graham, Bradley. Hit to Kill: The New Battle over Shielding
by Ist Lt Jay Hemphill, no. 3 (fall 2002): 122-23. America from Missile Attack, reviewed by Kenneth P.
Boyne, WalterJ . The Best of Wings Magazine (touch and Werrell, no. 4 (winter 2002): 108-9.
go), reviewed by APJ staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 123. Guanggqiu Xu. War Wings: The United States and Chinese
Brickhill, Paul. Reach for the Sky: The Story of Douglas Bader, Military Aviation, 1929-1949, reviewed by Paul Rexton
Legless Ace of the Battle of Britain, reviewed by John H. Kan, PhD, no. 3 (fall 2002): 115.
Barnhill, no. 4 (winter 2002): 104-5. Hamre, John J., Jay C. Farrar, and James A. Lewis. Tech-
Bruning, John R. Crimson Sky: The Air Battle for Korea, re- nology and Security in the Twenty-First Century: U.S. Mili-
viewed by Capt Kevin D. Smith, no. 4 (winter 2002): tary Export Control Reform (touch and go), reviewed by
104. AP] staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 124.
INDEX 119
Hannah, Craig C. Striving for Air Superiority: The Tactical Magaé, Branka, and Ivo Zani¢, eds. The war in Croatia and
Air Command in Vietnam, reviewed by Col Dennis M. Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1991-1995, reviewed by Matthew
Drew, no. 2 (summer 2002): 105-6. R. Schwonek, no. 1 (spring 2002): 123.
Harrison, Richard W. The Russian Way of War: Operational Martel, William C., ed. The Technological Arsenal: Emerging
Art, 1904-1940, reviewed by Richard R. Muller, no. 2 Defense Capabilities (touch and go), reviewed by AP]
(summer 2002): 107-8. staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 123-24.
Hayward, Joel S. A. Stopped at Stalingrad: The Luftwaffe and Meyers, Bruce F. Fortune Favors the Brave: The Story of First
Hitler’s Defeat in the East, 1942-1943, reviewed by Her- Force Recon (touch and go), reviewed by Capt Rich
man Reinhold, no. 1 (spring 2002): 122-23. Bellshot, no. 4 (winter 2002): 112-13.
Herman, Michael. Jntelligence Services in the Information Mitchell, George C. Matthew B. Ridgway: Soldier, Statesman,
Age: Theory and Practice, reviewed by Capt Gilles Van Scholar, Citizen, reviewed by Command Sgt Major
Nederveen, no. 4 (winter 2002): 110. James H. Clifford, no. 2 (summer 2002): 120-21.
Mombeek, Eric, with J. Richard Smith and Eddie J.
Holmes, Tony. American Volunteer Fighter Pilots in the RAF,
Creek. Luftwaffe Colours, vol. 1, sec. 3, Jagdwaffe:
1937-43, reviewed by Brig Gen Philip D. Caine, no. 2
Blitzkrieg and Sitzkrieg: Poland and France, 1939-1940,
(summer 2002): 119.
reviewed by Lt Col Robert F. Tate, no. 2 (summer
Johnson, Herbert A. Wingless Eagle: U.S. Army Aviation
2002): 113-14.
through World War I, reviewed by Col Eric Ash, no. 3
Ohl, John Kennedy. Minuteman: The Military Careoef Gren -
(fall 2002): 111.
eral Robert S. Beightler, reviewed by Maj James Gates,
Kaplan, Philip, and Richard Collier. The Few: Summer no. 4 (winter 2002): 111-12.
1940, the Battle of Britain, reviewed by Lt Col Robert F. Ottis, Sherri Greene. Silent Heroes: Downed Airmen and the
Tate, no. 2 (summer 2002): 108. French Underground (touch and go), reviewed by Maj
Kitchens, James H., and Bernard C. Nalty. Flying Aces: Herman Reinhold, no. 2 (summer 2002): 125.
Aviation Art of World War II (touch and go), reviewed Pearson, David E. The .World Wide Military Command and
by ASP] staff, no. 3 (fall 2002): 126. Control System: Evolution and Effectiveness (touch and
Knox, MacGregor, and Williamson Murray, eds. The Dy- go), reviewed by Dr. Louis Haeck and Pierre Nadeau,
namics of Military Revolution, 1300-2050, reviewed by no. 3 (fall 2002): 126.
Lt Col Anthony Christopher Cain, no. 4 (winter 2002): Plunkett, W. Howard. F-105 Thunderchiefs: A 29-Year Illus-
106-7. trated Operational History, with Individual Accounts of the
Krug, Hans-Joachim, et al. Reluctant Allies: German-Japanese 103 Surviving Fighter Bombers (touch and go), reviewed
Naval Relations in World War II, reviewed by Dr. Frank by Kenneth P. Werrell, no. 4 (winter 2002): 113.
P. Donnini, no. 3 (fall 2002): 115-16. Podvig, Pavel, ed. Russtan Strategic Nuclear Forces, reviewed
Kugler, Richard L., and Ellen L. Frost, eds. The Global by Capt Gilles Van Nederveen, no. 2 (summer 2002):
Century: Globalization and National Security, reviewed by 114.
Dr. Karl P. Magyar, no. 3 (fall 2002): 113. Preston, Bob, et al. Space Weapons, Earth Wars (review
Lambakis, Steven. On the Edge of Earth: The Future of Amer- essay), reviewed by Lt Col Peter Hays, no. 3 (fall
ican Space Power (review essay), reviewed by Lt Col 2002): 104-5.
Peter Hays, no. 3 (fall 2002): 102-3. Probert, Henry. Bomber Harris: His Life and Times: The Bi-
Lambeth, Benjamin S. NATO’s Air War for Kosovo: A Strate- ography of Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Arthur Har-
gic and Operational Assessment, reviewed by Col Robert ris, the Wartime Chief of Bomber Command, reviewed by
C. Owen, no. 2 (summer 2002): 121-22. Dr. Tom Hughes, no. 2 (summer 2002): 110-11.
Record, Jeffrey. Making War, Thinking History: Munich,
Larsen, Jeffrey A., and Kurt J. Klingenberger, eds. Con-
Vietnam, and Presidential Uses of Force from Korea to
trolling Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons: Obstacles and Op-
Kosovo, reviewed by John H. Barnhill, no. 3 (fall
portunities, reviewed by Lt Youssef H. Aboul-Enein, no.
2002): 117-18.
4 (winter 2002): 110-11.
Rubin, Barry, and Thomas A. Keaney, eds. US Allies in a
Locher, James R., III. Victory on the Potomac: The Goldwater-
Changing World, reviewed by Lt Youssef H. Aboul-
Nichols Act Unifies the Pentagon, reviewed by Dr. Jeffery
Enein, no. 3 (fall 2002): 121-22.
Record, no. 3 (fall 2002): 120-21.
Rush, Robert Sterling. Hell in Hiirtgen Forest: The Ordeal
Loza, Dmitriy. Attack of the Airacobras: Soviet Aces, American and Triumph of an American Infantry Regiment, reviewed
P-39s, and the Air War against Germany (touch and go), by Maj James Gates, no. 3 (fall 2002): 111-13.
reviewed by Dr. Matthew R. Schwonek, no. 3 (fall 2002): Schmitz, David F. Henry L. Stimson: The First Wise Man, re-
126. viewed by Dr. James R. W. Titus, no. 2 (summer 2002):
Macdonald, Scot. Rolling the Iron Dice: Historical Analogies 111-12.
and Decisions to Use Military Force in Regional Contingen- Sharpe, Michael, Jerry Scutts, and Dan March. Aircraft of
cies, reviewed by Lt Youssef H. Aboul-Enein, no. 3 (fall World War II: A Visual Encyclopedia (touch and go), re-
2002): 116-17. viewed by APJ staff, no. 1 (spring 2002): 124.
McFarland, Linda. Cold War Strategist: Stuart Symington Smith, Felix. China Pilot: Flying for Chennault during the
and the Search for National Security, reviewed byJ ohn H. Cold War (touch and go), reviewed by Maj Kristina M.
Barnhill, PhD, no. 2 (summer 2002): 108-9. O’Brien, no. 4 (winter 2002): 113.
120 AJR & SPACE POWER JOURNAL WINTER 2002
Smith, Michael S. Bloody Ridge: The Battle That Saved Close Air Support
Guadalcanal: A Memoir (touch and go), reviewed by Quintrall, Lt Col Mick. “A Change-Chalienge: The Fire-
Command Sgt Major James H. Clifford, no. 1 (spring Support Coordination ‘Box’ ” (vortices), no. 3 (fall
2002): 125. 2002): 7-16.
Smith, M. V. Ten Propositions Regarding Spacepower (review
essay), reviewed by Lt Col Peter Hays, no. 3 (fall Cold War
2002): 105-6. Grau, Lt Col Lester W., and Dr. Jacob W. Kipp. “Main-
Smith, Peter C. Luftwaffe at War, vol. 17, The Sea Eagles: taining Friendly Skies: Rediscovering Theater Aero-
The Luftwaffe’s Maritime Operations, 1939-1945 (touch space Defense,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 34-48.
and go), reviewed by Lt Col Robert Tate, no. 1 (spring
2002): 125. Command and Control
Smith, Truman. The Wrong Stuff: The Adventures and Mis- Champness, Lt Col Michael. “The Role of the US Air
adventures of an 8th Air Force Aviator (touch and go), re- Force in Fighting Terrorism at Home” (vortices), no.
viewed by Capt Rick Spyker, no. 4 (winter 2002): 113. 1 (spring 2002): 101-5.
Sokolski, Henry D. Best of Intentions: America’s Campaign Grenier, Maj John. “A New Construct for Air Force Coun-
against Strategic Weapons Proliferation, reviewed by Lt terspace Doctrine” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002):
Col Peter L. Hays, no. 2 (summer 2002): 114-16. 17-23.
Spears, Edward. Liaison 1914, reviewed by William T. Jogerst, Col John. “What's So Special about Special Op-
Dean III, PhD, no. 3 (fall 2002): 110-11. erations? Lessons from the War in Afghanistan” (vor-
Spick, Mike. Luftwaffe Bomber Aces: Men, Machines, Meth- tices), no. 2 (summer 2002): 98-102.
ods, reviewed by Lt Col Robert F. Tate, no. 3 (fall Klausner, Lt Col Kurt A. “Command and Control of Air
2002): 108. and Space Forces Requires Significant Attention to
Sugarman, Tracy. My War: A Love Story in Letters and Draw- Bandwidth,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 69-77.
ings, reviewed by Lt Youssef H. Aboul-Enein, no. 2
(summer 2002): 113.
Counterinsurgency
Tellis, AshleyJ .I ndia’s Emerging Nuclear Posture: Between Re-
Clodfelter, Dr. Mark. “Airpower versus Asymmetric Ene-
cessed Deterrent and Ready Arsenal (touch and go), re-
mies: A Framework for Evaluating Effectiveness,” no.
viewed by APJ staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 124.
3 (fall 2002): 37-46.
Watts, Barry. The Military Use of Space: A Diagnostic Assess-
Thomas, Capt Troy S. “Slumlords: Aerospace Power in
ment (review essay), reviewed by Lt Col Peter Hays,
Urban Fights,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 57-68.
no. 3 (fall 2002): 100-102.
Westermann, Edward B. Flak: German Anti-Aircraft De-
Defense Reform
fenses, 1914-1945, reviewed by Maj Paul G. Niesen,
Hyten, Col John E. “A Sea of Peace or a Theater of War?
no. 2 (summer 2002): 119-20.
Dealing with the Inevitable Conflict in Space,” no. 3
White, Gerald A., Jr. The Great Snafu Fleet: 1st Combat
Cargo/344th Airdrome/326th Troop Carrier Squadron in (fall 2002): 78-92.
World War II's CBI Theater (touch and go), reviewed by Suddarth, Lt Col Steven C. “Solving the Great Air Force
AP] staff, no. 2 (summer 2002): 125. Systems Irony,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 6-18.
White, Robert P. Mason Patrick and the Fight for Air Service
Independence, reviewed by Col Eric Ash, no. 3 (fall Deterrence
2002): 108-9. Szafranski, Col Richard. “Fighting Stupid, Defending
Winter, Jay, Geoffrey Parker, and Mary R. Habeck, eds. Smart,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 87-94.
The Great War and the Twentieth Century, reviewed by
Col Eric Ash, no. 3 (fall 2002): 109-10. Doctrine
Zaloga, StevenJ . The Kremlin’s Nuclear Sword: The Rise and Brown, Shannon A., PhD. “The Sources of Leadership Doc-
Fall of Russia’s Strategic Nuclear Forces, 1945-2000, re- trine in the Air Force,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 37-45.
viewed by Capt Gilles Van Nederveen, no. 3 (fall Grenier, Maj John. “A New Construct for Air Force Coun-
2002): 123-24. terspace Doctrine” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002):
17-23.
Budget/ Planning Process Kennedy, Capt Floyd D., Jr. “Transforming the Subma-
Suddarth, Lt Col Steven C. “Solving the Great Air Force rine Force: Integrating Undersea Platforms into the
Systems Irony,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 6-18. Joint Global Strike Task Force” (vortices), no. 3 (fall
2002): 26-35.
Thirtle, Dr. Mike. “Toward Defining Air Force Leader-
Higham, Dr. Robin, and Dr. Mark P. Parillo. “The Man- ship,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 9-16.
agement Margin: Essential for Victory,” no. 1 (spring
2002): 19-27. Drones
Lazarski, Lt Col Anthony J. “Legal Implications of the Mustin, Ist Lt Jeff. “Future Employment of Unmanned
Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicle,” no. 2 (summer Aerial Vehicles” (vortices), no. 2 (summer 2002):
2002): 74-83. 86-97.
INDEX 121
Odom, Maj Earl “Duke.” “Future Missions for Un- Interdiction
manned Aerial Vehicles: Exploring Outside the Box” Krause, Lt Col Merrick E. “Partnering for Hemispheric
(pirep), no. 2 (summer 2002): 84-85. Security: A Combined Regional Operations Center in
Brazil,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 49-59.
Effects-Based Operations
Thomas, Capt Troy S. “Slumlords: Aerospace Power in International Relations
Urban Fights,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 57-68. Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk-
lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
Ethics /Values/Virtues 59-77.
Keskel, Lt Col Kenneth. “The Oath of Office: A Histori-
Ward, Col Jane B., Col Kerrie G. Lindberg, Maj Daniel S.
cal Guide to Moral Leadership,” no. 4 (winter 2002):
McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global Engage-
47-57.
ment Enhancer: The International Health Specialist”
Smith, Dr. James M., and Col DouglasJ .M urray. “Valuing
(pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty and
Leader Development,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86.
Joint Force Air Component Commander
Thirtle, Dr. Mike. “Toward Defining Air Force Leader-
ship,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 9-16. Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “Organic versus Joint Organi-
zation” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 24-25.
Falklands /Malvinas War . “A Proposal for Homeland-Defense Organiza-
Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk- tion” (vortices), no. 1 (spring 2002): 97-100.
lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002): Quintrall, Lt Col Mick. “A Change-Challenge: The Fire-
59-77. Support Coordination ‘Box’ ” (vortices), no. 3 (fall
2002): 7-16.
Fighter Operations
Corum, Dr. James S. “Argentine Airpower in the Falk- Joint Operations
lands War: An Operational View,” no. 3 (fall 2002): Grenier, Maj John. “A New Construct for Air Force Coun-
59-77. terspace Doctrine” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002):
17-23.
Foreign Military Forces Lambeth, Dr. Benjamin S. “Kosovo and the Continuing
Krause, Lt Col Merrick E. “Partnering for Hemispheric SEAD Challenge,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 8-21.
Security: A Combined Regional Operations Center in Malone, Col Timothy G., and Maj Reagan E. Schaupp.
Brazil,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 49-59. “The ‘Red Team’: Forging a Well-Conceived Contin-
gency Plan,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 22-33.
Homeland Security Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “Organic versus Joint Organi-
Champness, Lt Col Michael. “The Role of the US Air zation” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 24-25.
Force in Fighting Terrorism at Home” (vortices), no. Spacy, Lt Col Bradley D., and Lt Col Michael I. Trapp.
1 (spring 2002): 101-5. “Train Like We Fight, Fight Like We Train: Establish-
Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “A Proposal for Homeland- ing the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Training
Defense Organization” (vortices), no. 1 (spring 2002):
Center,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 59-68.
97-100.
Rinaldi, Lt Col Steven M., Lt Col Donald H. Leathem,
Latin American Region
and Col Timothy Kaufman. “Protecting the Home-
Krause, Lt Col Merrick E. “Partnering for Hemispheric
land: Air Force Roles in Homeland Security,” no. 1
Security: A Combined Regional Operations Center in
(spring 2002): 77-86.
Brazil,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 49-59.
Szafranski, Col Richard. “Fighting Stupid, Defending
Smart,” no. | (spring 2002): 87-94.
Leadership /Management
Humanitarian Operations Brown, Shannon A., PhD. “The Sources of Leadership
Ward, Col Jane B., Col Kerrie G. Lindberg, Maj Daniel S. Doctrine in the Air Force,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 37-45.
McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global Engage- Hooper, James T. “Creating Strong Leaders and Strong
ment Enhancer: The International Health Specialist” Units: Using Air Force History as a Leadership Tool,”
(pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99. no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24.
Latour, Lt Col Sharon M., and Lt Gen Bradley C. Hosmer.
India and Pakistan “Emotional Intelligence: Implications for All United
Bellaire, Maj Paul J., Jr. “Back to the Future: Thoughts on States Air Force Leaders,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 27-35.
a Bipolar World Redux” (vortices), no. 1 (spring Mets, Dr. David R. “Fodder for Your Professional Read-
2002): 106-11. ing: The Officer as a Teacher,” no. 4 (winter 2002):
87-101.
Intelligence Smith, Dr. James M., and Col DouglasJ .M urray. “Valuing
Szafranski, Col Richard. “Fighting Stupid, Defending Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty and
Smart,” no. | (spring 2002): 87-94. Leader Development,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86.
122 AIR & SPACE POWER JOURNAL WINTER 2002
Thirtle, Dr. Mike. “Toward Defining Air Force Leader- Hooper, James T. “Creating Strong Leaders and Strong
ship,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 9-16. Units: Using Air Force History as a Leadership Tool,”
Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles, and Dr. Daniel R. Mortensen. no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24.
“Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Experience,” Mets, Dr. David R. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for Your
no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26. Professional Reading on Global Reach and Air Mo-
bility,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 41-56.
. “Fodder for Your Protessional Reading: The Of-
Legal Issues
Keskel, Lt Col Kenneth. “The Oath of Office: A Histori- ficer as a Teacher,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 87-101.
cal Guide to Moral Leadership,” no. 4 (winter 2002): Smith, Dr. James M., and Col DouglasJ . Murray. “Valuing
47-57. Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty and
Lazarski, Lt Col Anthony J. “Legal Implications of the Leader Development,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86.
Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles, and Dr. Daniel R. Mortensen.
Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicle,” no. 2 (summer
“Air Staff Rides: Wartime Leadership Experience,”
2002): 74-83.
no. 4 (winter 2002): 25-26.
Logistics
Military Operations other than War
Hall, Lt ColJ . Reggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expe-
Thomas, Capt Troy S. “Slumlords: Aerospace Power in
ditionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach
Urban Fights,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 57-68.
to the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices),
Wolusky, Lt Col Tony. “Historical Perspectives on Opera-
no. 1 (spring 2002): 112-19.
tional Environment Research and Objective Determi-
Jogerst, Col John. “What's So Special about Special Op- nation in Air Campaign Planning,” no. 3 (fall 2002):
erations? Lessons from the War in Afghanistan” (vor- 47-58.
tices), no. 2 (summer 2002): 98-102.
Mets, Dr. David R. “Between Two Worlds: Fodder for Your Military Technology
Professional Reading on Global Reach and Air Mo- Bellaire, Maj Paul J., Jr. “Back to the Future: Thoughts on
bility,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 41-56. a Bipolar World Redux” (vortices), no. 1 (spring
Suddarth, Lt Col Steven C. “Solving the Great Air Force 2002): 106-11.
Systems Irony,” no. 1 (spring 2002): 6-18. Chapman, Col Robert E., [I]. “Unmanned Combat Aerial
Van Nederveen, Capt Gilles. “The K-767: Tanker for the Vehicles: Dawn of a New Age?” no. 2 (summer 2002):
Future” (pirep), no. 1 (spring 2002): 95-96. 60-73.
Lazarski, Lt Col Anthony J. “Legal Implications of the
Manage/O mrgaeninzattio n Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicle,” no. 2 (summer
Higham, Dr. Robin, and Dr. Mark P. Parillo. “The Man- 2002): 74-83.
agement Margin: Essential for Victory,” no. 1 (spring Mustin, Ist Lt Jeff. “Future Employment of Unmanned
2002): 19-27. Aerial Vehicles” (vortices), no. 2 (summer 2002):
Malone, Col Timothy G., and Maj Reagan E. Schaupp. 86-97.
“The ‘Red Team’: Forging a Well-Conceived Contin- Odom, Maj Earl “Duke.” “Future Missions for Un-
gency Plan,” no. 2 (summer 2002): 22-33. manned Aerial Vehicles: Exploring Outside the Box”
Poynor, Lt Col D. Robert. “Organic versus Joint Organi- (pirep), no. 2 (summer 2002): 84-85.
zation” (vortices), no. 3 (fall 2002): 24-25.
. “A Proposal for Homeland-Defense Organiza- Military Thought
tion” (vortices), no. 1 (spring 2002): 97-100. Hooper, James T. “Creating Strong Leaders and Strong
Units: Using Air Force History as a Leadership Tool,”
no. 4 (winter 2002): 17-24.
Medical
Keskel, Lt Col Kenneth. “The Oath of Office: A Histori-
Ward, Col Jane B., Col Kerrie G. Lindberg, Maj Daniel S.
cal Guide to Moral Leadership,” no. 4 (winter 2002):
McNulty, and Maj Mona P. Ternus. “A Global Engage-
47-57.
ment Enhancer: The International Health Specialist”
(pirep), no. 3 (fall 2002): 93-99.
Military Training
Hall, Lt Col J. Reggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expe-
Middle Eastern Affairs
ditionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach
Jogerst, Col John. “What's So Special about Special Op- to the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices),
erations? Lessons from the War in Afghanistan” (vor- no. | (spring 2002): 112-19.
tices), no. 2 (summer 2002): 98-102. Smith, Dr. James M., and Col DouglasJ . Murray. “Valuing
Air Force Education and Training: Faculty Duty and
Military Education Leader Development,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 79-86.
Hall, Lt ColJ .R eggie. “Evolution of the Air Force Expe- Spacy, Lt Col Bradley D., and Lt Col Michael I. Trapp.
ditionary Logistics School: A Revolutionary Approach “Train Like We Fight, Fight Like We Train: Establish-
to the Employment of Combat Support” (vortices), ing the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Training
no. | (spring 2002): 112-19. Center,” no. 4 (winter 2002): 59-68.