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Articles in Summer 2008 issue of Air & Space Power Journal

• Firestorm: The Bombing of Dresden
  by Peter W. Huggins
• Cradle of Conflict: Iraq and the Birth of Modern U.S. Military Power
  by Dayton J. Miller
• Lorenz on Leadership: Part 2
  by Gerald Sikorski
• Dawn of the Cognetic Age
  by David S. Maxwell
• Air-intelligence operations and training: the decisive edge for effective airpower employment
  by D. Scott George
• Lean Thinking: Banish Waste and Create Wealth in Your Corporation
  by Richard I. Lester
• Combat Search and Rescue in Desert Storm
  by Paul R. Harmon
• Bombing the European Axis Powers: A Historical Digest of the Combined Bomber Offensive, 1939-1945
  by George H. Van Dyke, III
• The Inadvisability of Posthumously Promoting Billy Mitchell
  by Mauro Barbosa Siqueira
• The ABCs of strong leadership
  by Brad Ashley
• The Future US Air Force
  by Guocheng Jiang
• Children at War
  by Gregory J. Lengyel
• The Inadvisability of Posthumously Promoting Billy Mitchell: the author responds
  by Phil Meilinger
• Cleared to engage: improving the effectiveness of joint close air support
  by Michael H. Johnson
• Blood on German Snow: An African American Artilleryman in World War II and Beyond
  by Robert F. Tate
• Spying from Space: Constructing America's Satellite Command and Control Systems
  by John E. Shaw
• Counterinsurgency Airpower
  by C.J. "Galf" Galfano
• A practical approach to effects-based operational assessment
  by Clinton R. Clark
• LeMay, Great Generals Series
  by David R. Mets
• The Precision Revolution: GPS and the Future of Aerial Warfare
  by Eric J. Felt
• The First rule of Modern Warfare
  by Li Jian
• Education in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance beyond the "green door"
  by Jeff S. Hinrichs
• Introducing the Chinese ASPJ
  by Yan Weiping
• Winged Defense: The Development and Possibilities of Modern Air Power—Economic and Military
  by David A. Anderson
• Shattered Sword: The Untold Story of the Battle of Midway
  by Christopher Parrish
• Expeditionary operations
  by Paul D. Berg
• The War of the World: Twentieth Century Conflict and the Descent of the West
  by Thomas A. Henwood
• My Father and I and Saburo Sakai
  by Roger Van Royen
• Political Handbook of the Middle East, 2006
  by Joe McCue
• Espionage: A Reference Handbook
  by Reginald L. Bullock
• A house divided: the indivisibility of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance
  by David A. Deptula
• Exposing the Information Domain Myth
  by Keith Anthony
• Commentary on Lt Col Kenneth Beebe's "reply to 'defining information operations forces: what do we need?'"
  by August G. "Greg" Jannarone
• What Terrorists Want: Understanding the Enemy, Containing the Threat
  by Chris Eisenbies
• The Crisis of Islam: Holy War and Unholy Terror
  by Ken Sersun
• Fifth Air Force: ready for the future
  by Larry D. James
• A Look Down the Slippery Slope
  by Walter J. Boyne
• Adding less-lethal arrows to the quiver for counterinsurgency air operations
  by Ernie Haendschke
• Information Age Transformation: Getting to a 21st Century Military
  by Darren D. Medlin
• Man without a Face: The Autobiography of Communism's Greatest Spymaster
  by Roftiel Constantine
• Remembering Almerisio Lopes
  by Paul D. Berg
• Effects-Based Information Battle in the Muslim World
  by Bruce Sidebotham
• The role of Air Force civil engineers in counterinsurgency operations
  by Kendall Brown
• With God on Our Side: One Man's War against an Evangelical Coup in America's Military
  by Chris J. Krisinger
• Boys of '67: From Vietnam to Iraq, the Extraordinary Story of a Few Good Men
  by Richard J. Hughes
• Remembering Almerisio Lopes
  by Luis Evangelista Esteves de Araujo
• To Bomb or Not to Bomb?
  by James Kockler
• Timing is everything: operational assessment in a fast-paced fight
  by Kirsten R. Messer