Johnson examines the U.S. Army's innovations for both armor and aviation between the world wars, offering valuable insights for future military innovation.
Johnson examines the U.S. Army's innovations for both armor and aviation between the world wars, offering valuable insights for future military innovation.
IntroductionPart I. Soldiers and Machines: 1917-1920 1. America, the Army, and the Great War 2. The Tank Corps 3. The Air Service 4. The Army in the Aftermath of the Great WarPart II. Inertia and Insurgency: 1921-1930 5. Peace and Quiet 6. Infantry Tanks 7¿ The Failed Revolution and the Evolution of Air Force 8. The War DepartmentPart III. Alternatives And Autonomy: 1931-1942 9. From Domestic Depression to International Crusade 10. Alternatives for Armor 11. Autonomous Air Power 12. A Crisis in the War DepartmentPart IV: Dying for Change: 1942-1945 13. The Arsenal of Attrition 14. Armored Bludgeon 15. Air Force Triumphant 16. Coequal Land Power and Air PowerConclusionNotes Primary Sources Index
IntroductionPart I. Soldiers and Machines: 1917-1920 1. America, the Army, and the Great War 2. The Tank Corps 3. The Air Service 4. The Army in the Aftermath of the Great WarPart II. Inertia and Insurgency: 1921-1930 5. Peace and Quiet 6. Infantry Tanks 7¿ The Failed Revolution and the Evolution of Air Force 8. The War DepartmentPart III. Alternatives And Autonomy: 1931-1942 9. From Domestic Depression to International Crusade 10. Alternatives for Armor 11. Autonomous Air Power 12. A Crisis in the War DepartmentPart IV: Dying for Change: 1942-1945 13. The Arsenal of Attrition 14. Armored Bludgeon 15. Air Force Triumphant 16. Coequal Land Power and Air PowerConclusionNotes Primary Sources Index
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