Air Power and Coercion

Air power’s flexibility , paradoxically aided by its impermanence , may well offer the Joint Commander, or more importantly his political masters, the option to apply pressure in a number of ways of varying subtlety.

The Defence Aerospace Industry in an Age of Globalisation

Pre-War Intelligence and Iraqs WMD Threat - Intelligence Blundering or Intelligence Laundering?

John Hughes WIlson

This article assesses the politicization of intelligence and the factors that led to the UK government's insistence that Iraq posed a sufficient threat to British interests to justify war.