I currently am the Dean of the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies and also a Senior Military Scholar at the Air Force Academy. I was the principal attack planner for the 1991 Operation Desert Storm air campaign; commander of no-fly-zone operations over Iraq in the late
Congress Must Support Ukraine And Israel—Our Interests Depend On It
As Congress considers the merits of aid to Ukraine and Israel, it is crucial to recognize this is a vital downpayment in U.S. security when threats are surging.
The Department Of The Air Force Optimizes For Great Power Competition
Secretary of the Air Force, along with the Chiefs of the Air Force and Space Force unveiled their designs for optimizing the Department of the Air Force on 2/12/24.
The First B-21 Takes To The Air: What That Means
While the first flight of any new aircraft is momentous, some are especially important as they mark technological thresholds that expand the impact of combat aviation.
Congressional Budget Dysfunction Poses A Threat To U.S. Security
China is America’s “pacing” threat, but failure of Congress to sufficiently fund the military may have a higher likelihood of undermining our security than does China.
Get Ukraine The Airpower It Needs Before It’s Too Late
Ukraine needs the attributes of airpower to project power over Russian obstacles, not grind through them meters at a time.