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AS214_02_Aerospace Power Revisited
Course: AS 200, Fall 2009School: Arkansas
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Power Aerospace Revisited Overview Air Power Concepts Historical Info/SOBs Questions and Answers Instructor Recommendations 2 Concepts Tenets Functions Competencies 3 Tenets Fundamental truths that are unique to the air and space environment. Flexibility/Versatility Priority Synergistic Effects Persistence Concentration Balance Centralized Control and Decentralized Execution 4 Functions Broad,...
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Power Aerospace Revisited
Overview
Air Power Concepts Historical Info/SOBs Questions and Answers Instructor Recommendations
2
Concepts
Tenets Functions Competencies
3
Tenets
Fundamental truths that are unique to the air and space environment.
Flexibility/Versatility Priority Synergistic Effects Persistence Concentration Balance Centralized Control and Decentralized Execution
4
Functions
Broad, fundamental, and continuing activities of air and space power not unique to the Air Force
Counterair Counterspace Counterland Countersea Strategic Attack Counterinfo & Command Control Airlift Air Refueling Spacelift Special Ops Intel Surveillance Recon CSAR Navigation Weather
5
Competencies
Air and Space expertise, capabilities, and technical know-how distinctive to the United States Air Force
Air and Space Superiority Precision Engagement Information Superiority Global Attack Rapid...
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