A Need to Know - The Role of Air Force Reconnaissance in War Planning, 1945–1953

To assess the apparent impact of aerial reconnaissance upon the early Cold War, many questions must be answered: How and when did reconnaissance flights originate? What factors prompted US reconnaissance operations? Who authorized them? At what point did the president and senior policy makers know about the activities? What information did US policy makers seek that could be provided by aerial reconnaissance? Why did leaders risk international incidents, political turmoil, and potential hostilities to gather information?

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SKU SKU16228

Author John Thomas Farquhar

File Size 1.14 MB

Number of Pages 234

Published/Revised 2004

Publisher United States Air Force

Quality Good

Region Global

Time Period Spans Multiple Periods

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