The Air and Space Power Journal: Fall 2016, Volume 30, No.3, AFRP 10-1
Maxwell AFB, AL: Air and Space Power Journal, 2016. Presumed First Edition, First Printing this issue. Wraps. 94, [2] pages. Illustrations. Notes. The edito.: Dr. Steven Drinnon. is a retired United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and military defense educator. After completing his active military career, he transitioned into an academic leadership role at Air University (Maxwell AFB, Alabama) as the Chief of Professional Journals, where he directed the editing and peer-review operations for the Air and Space Power Journal. Beyond his editorial stewardship, Dr. Drinnon is a recognized researcher in modern military infrastructure, notably co-authoring the pivotal strategy text "The Human Side of Cyber Conflict: Organizing, Training, and Equipping the Air Force Cyber Workforce." The Fall 2016 issue (Volume 30, No. 3) of the Air and Space Power Journal provides peer-reviewed analyses on military doctrine, strategy, and global security challenges. It features examinations of regional threats, including Russian perceptions of NATO aerospace capabilities and the convergence of nuclear and cyber security issues for deterrence. Condition: Very good.
Keywords: USAF, Information Age, Operation Can Love, Continuous Process Improvement, Asia-Pacific, Aircraft, Close Air Support, Nuclear Deterrence, NATO, Aerospace Threat, Stephen Cimbala, Reconnaissance, Surveillence, Military Intellligence
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