28. Air Power Pioneers

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Air Power and International Security

Portsmouth Military Education Team

39 episodes

2 days ago

Welcome to the Air Power and International Security Podcast. Brought to you by the University of Portsmouth's Military Education Team (PME), this show aims to develop understandings of the use of air and space power in the contemporary world. PME are a group of scholars working at RAF Cranwell and RAF Halton dedicated to the study of air and space power. In these episodes we will explore various issues relating to the theory and practice of military power across all domains (not just air!), international security and current affairs, and the history of military aviation and space power.

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28. Air Power Pioneers

Air Power and International Security

30 minutes 14 seconds

2 years ago

28. Air Power Pioneers

Today's episode features a discussion with Colonel Professor John Andreas Olsen about his latest book, Air Power Pioneers from Billy Mitchell to Dave Deptula. Colonel Olsen talks us through the reasons for writing a book about the individuals that have shaped the development of air power, why he chose those individuals in particular, and what we can learn from the study of air power pioneers. Colonel Olsen has written numerous books on air power history and theory, and currently serves in the Norwegian military at NATO HQ.