Graduated Response by Air Power: The Art of Political Dissuasion by Military Means

ISBN-10
0642184933
ISBN-13
9780642184931
Category
Air warfare
Pages
20
Language
English
Published
1992
Authors
Jonathan Scott Hamwood, RAAF Air Power Studies Centre

Description

Technology now available in a modern defence force and the finesse with which it can be applied, allow a merger of diplomacy and militaty capability to resolve a crisis.

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