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British and American approaches to strategic bombing: Their origins and implementation in the World War II combined bomber offensive

Tami Davis Biddle

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(1995). British and American approaches to strategic bombing: Their origins and implementation in the World War II combined bomber offensive. Journal of Strategic Studies: Vol. 18, Air Power Theory and Practice, pp. 91-144.

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(1995). British and American approaches to strategic bombing: Their origins and implementation in the World War II combined bomber offensive. Journal of Strategic Studies: Vol. 18, Air Power Theory and Practice, pp. 91-144.

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(1995). British and American approaches to strategic bombing: Their origins and implementation in the World War II combined bomber offensive. Journal of Strategic Studies: Vol. 18, Air Power Theory and Practice, pp. 91-144.

Key concepts: Offensive, Strategic bombing, Political science, Strategic studies, Power (physics), World War II, First world war, Military strategy

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