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    distinguished veteran of World War I‚ having been appointed air officer of the American Expeditionary Force as a Lieutenant Colonel in June 1917‚ and becoming air officer of the Signal Corps with the rank of Colonel in May 1918. In September 1918‚ Mitchell led the successful combined French-American bombing mission of 1‚500 aircraft against the Saint-Mihiel salient. He returned from France determined to establish an independent air force and make air power the dominant weapon of modern war. His outstanding

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    Intro To ADA

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    INTRODUCTION TO AIR DEFENCE ARTILLERY (ADA) INTRODUCTION 1. In the modern battlefield‚ air power is considered as a significant component of warfare. In modern war the first phase of air battle starts with the massive air attack to gain air superiority and the subsequent phase of attack will commence against the manoeuvre forces and their supporting elements. The aim of the second phase of attack would be to shape the battle field by isolating and reducing the ability of manoeuvre forces for ground

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    by Allied Forces failed to successfully meet the three key attributes of mission command and demonstrated numerous weaknesses integrating the joint force. Although Operation Husky was a victory for Allied forces‚ supporting paragraphs will provide examples of miscues that could have been detrimental to success; with subsequent paragraphs highlighting the integration of additional joint functions; fires and intelligence‚ during the operational level of Operation Husky. As Joint Force 2025 strives

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    Around the beginning of World War II (WWII)‚ the German Air Force‚ or “Luftwaffe” (Wikipedia)‚ controlled the skies over Germany‚ and most of the European theatre. Most other countries lacked the technology‚ firepower‚ and number of aircraft to challenge the Luftwaffe for air superiority. German manufacturing‚ oil and fuel reserves‚ and supply routes remained mostly untouched‚ and intact. Allied forces began to increase their focus on bombing raids to cripple Germany’s manufacturing and supply

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    abilities it was able to contribute to the Allies ’ arsenal. It concludes with the effect that the P-51 had on German air superiority‚ and how it led the destruction of the Luftwaffe. The thesis is that: it was not until the advent of the North American P-51 Mustang fighter‚ and all of the improvements‚ benefits‚ and side effects that it brought with it‚ that the Allies were able to achieve air superiority over the Germans.<br><br>This paper was inspired largely by my grandfather‚ who flew the P-51 out of

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    associations to help better their understanding of military systems. The dedication of these women was seen by the government but not addressed until they saw the demand of man forces needed overseas. The Canadian Government began assembling branches of armed forces (RCAMC‚ CAC‚ and RCN‚ RCAF) for women known as The Royal Canadian Air Force Women’s Division‚ Canadian Women’s Army Corps‚ Royal Canadian Medical Corps (nursing sister) and the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Services. In total Canada had about 45

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    that it was ultimately a test of strength between the German Air Force and Britain’s RAF (Royal Air Force). The German Air Force was known as “Luftwaffe” pronounced [‘lဎftvafə] was commanded by Adolph Hitler. While Britain’s RAF (Royal Air Force) was commanded by England’s Prime minister‚ Winston Churchill. This battle was a major air campaign fought over southern England in the summer and autumn of 1940 between the British and German forces during the Second World War. Essentially‚ it was a case of

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    Indian Airforce

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    Indian Air Force 128th Ground Duty Officers’ Course / 21st Short Service Commission (SSC) Course for Men / 37th Short Service Commission (SSC) Course for Women – Course July 2010 Indian Air Force Job Description : Applications are invited from bright young Men and Women to join the Operational Support Group of Indian Air Force as Permanent/ Short Service Commissioned Officers the following courses : 128th Ground Duty Officers’ Course (GDOC) for Men 21st Short Service Commission (SSC)

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    in WWII A substantial turning point in World War II‚ the Battle of Britain encompassed a German aerial attack on England. An Allied victory‚ this battle marked the first successful attempt at European resistance against Nazi Germany. The German air force was defeated and with the United States entering the war‚ an allied victory became tangible. Through reviewing key aspects of the pre-battle era‚ the battle itself‚ and the aftermath of the battle‚ its role as a turning point in World War II becomes

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    Bombing of Dresden

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    military action by the alliance of the British Royal Air Force and the United States Army Air Force. Taking place in World War II‚ their target was to take out a popular area that was used as a major rail communication and transportation centre. The territory was known to contain housing for one hundred and ten factories and fifty thousand workers. This accumulation of people contributed to and supported the Nazi group. Both British and American Air forces were scheming to wipe out the enemy region. Through

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