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Air Force
Rethinking Air Superiority Acquisition in the United States: How About Exports?
By Robert Farley
Can the U.S. rethink fighter acquisition in a way that makes sense for export markets?
Could Restarting F-22 Raptor Production Ever Be a Good Idea?
By Robert Farley
Is there a good reason to restart production of the F-22? Without export prospects, maybe not.
What Are Boeing’s Prospects for the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet in Asia?
By Benjamin David Baker
With competition from both foreign and other U.S. companies, can the tried and tested Super Hornet stay in the game?
Can Fiction Predict the Future of Warfare?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Perhaps, but more importantly it tells us about how we want the future of war to look like.
Book Review: Ghost Fleet and the Future of Great Power War
By Gary Bearden
Peter W. Singer and August Cole shine in Ghost Fleet.
Rebalancing US Airpower Between Asia and the Middle East
By Robert Farley
Rebalancing U.S. airpower to Asia will prove challenging.
This Missile Is How India Plans to Attain Aerial Supremacy
By Ankit Panda
India successfully tested the Astra, a supersonic air-to-air missile.
The Case for Abolishing the US Air Force
By Ankit Panda and Zachary Keck
Our U.S. Editors speak with Robert Farley on why the United States should abolish its Air Force.
Ballistic Missiles Make War More AND Less Likely
A new study finds that states with ballistic missiles are more likely to initiate crises, and more likely to deter them.
Air Force's "Soft Power": Still Fiction
Robert Farley explains that the U.S. Air Force is still unsuited to achieving soft power ends.
Navy Enthusiasts Get Air Diplomacy Wrong
Adam Lowther responds to Robert Farley’s critique of the U.S. Air Force’s use of “soft power.”
American Airpower = Soft Power?
Robert Farley argues “there is simply no way for the Air Force to develop an independent service ‘soft power’ concept.”
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