Air Power: The Men, Machines, and Ideas That Revolutionized War, from Kitty Hawk to Iraq
Stephen Budiansky chronicles the rise of air power from the first breakthroughs at Kitty Hawk to the conflicts in Iraq. Focusing on the people, machines, and ideas that drove aviation’s military transformation, this history explores how flight revolutionized the way wars were imagined and fought.
About This Book
Air Power examines the development of aviation as a force that reshaped modern warfare.
Spanning the era from Kitty Hawk to Iraq, the book considers the men, machines, and ideas behind this transformation.
Stephen Budiansky presents air power as a history of innovation and military change.
The book offers a broad account of how aviation influenced the conduct and character of war.
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