How Strategic Airpower Has Changed the World Order From the 100th Bomb Group in 1943 to the Falklands and Beyond The book "How Strategic Airpower Has Changed the World Order From the 100th Bomb Group in 1943 to the Falklands and Beyond" by James P. Dunnigan offers a comprehensive overview of the development of strategic airpower and its impact on global politics and military strategy from the early days of aviation to the present day. The book covers the evolution of strategic airpower, from the formation of the 100th Bombardment Group in 1943 during World War II to the Falklands conflict in the 1980s, highlighting how this technology has changed the world order and shaped modern warfare. The book begins by discussing the early days of aviation and the initial use of aircraft for reconnaissance and communication purposes. As aircraft technology advanced, so did their role in warfare, with strategic bombing becoming a crucial aspect of military strategy.

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