Basic Aerospace Doctrine of the United States Air Force: AFM 1-1
Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of the Air Force, 1984. Presumed first printing this edition. Three Ring Binder. Number of printed pages stated as 68. Three-hole punched. Figures. Annex A: Evolution of Basic Doctrine. Annex B: Selected Bibliography and Reading List. Three-hole punched. Stiff cover vinyl binder. Binder somewhat soiled. Supersedes FM 1-1, 14 February 1979. Topics covered include military instrument of national power; employing aerospace forces; missions and specialized tasks; and organizing, training, equipping, and sustaining aerospace forces. Aerospace doctrine is a statement of officially sanctioned believes and warfighting principles which described and guide the proper use of aerospace forces in military action. The Air Force has articulated aerospace doctrine at difference levels and depths of detail in the forms of basic, operations, and tactical doctrine. Basic doctrine states the most fundamental and enduring beliefs which described and guide the proper use of aerospace forces in military actions. Basic doctrine is the foundation of all aerospace doctrine. Basic doctrine provides broad and continuing guidance on how Air Force forces are prepared and employed. Condition: Very good / Binder is in good condition.
Keywords: U.S. Air Force, Aerospace Forces, Aerospace Doctrine, National Security, Warfighting, Air Force Missions, Training, Command Structure, Military Manuals
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