Gulf War Air Power Survey
Contributors: Gulf War Air Power Survey (Organization : U.S.); Federation of American Scientists
Publisher: Office of the Secretary of the Air Force
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Persian Gulf War, 1991; American Aerial operations; History; United States. Air Force; United States
Description: This 5 volume work is one of the outcomes of The Gulf War Air Power Survey commissioned on 22 August 1991 to review all aspects of air warfare in the Persian Gulf for use by the United States Air Force, but it was not to confine itself to discussion of that institution. The Survey provides an analytical and evidentiary point of departure for future studies of the air campaign.  It concentrates on an analysis of the operational level of war in the belief that this level of warfare is at once one of the most difficult to characterize and one of the most important to understand. It is provided at the Federation for American Scientists WWW site in their Secrecy and Security Library.
Notes: Title from Word file t.p. (viewed Nov. 25, 2003).

Gulf War Air Power Survey directed by Eliot A. Cohen.

Files are in downloadable Word files and in zipped files.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Planning, and, command and control; title: v. 2. Operations and effects and effectiveness; title: v. 3. Logistics, and, support; title: v. 4. Weapons, tactics, and training & space operations; title: v. 5. pt. 2. Chronology of Gulf War; title: Summary report / Thomas A. Keaney and Eliot A. Cohen