HomeAUPress


AUP Home Book Store Subscribe Publications Submission Guidelines About Us

Air University Press

Search AUP

Keyword:

Follow Us!

 
 
 
 

AUP Calendar: March

AUP_Bookstore.jpg
AUP_No_Cost_Books.png
AUP_Book_Reviews.jpg
AUP_Podcasts2.png

AUP Calendar: March

AUP Book Store
No Cost Books
Book Reviews
Podcasts

Latest Air University Press Publications

The US Air Force Leadership Development Course (LDC), taught in a classroom environment from 2018 to 2020, pivoted to an entirely virtual teaching platform in early 2020.

[Charles D. Dusch, Jr., Ed. / 2022 / 113 pages / ISSN 2769-6464 / AU Press Code: CH-2

This work is a synopsis of the involvement of the 1st and 2nd Air Commando Groups alongside other Allied forces from May 1944 to May 1945 in the Pacific Campaign of World War II. Multiple lesser-known operations are included as well as minor assistance provided to friendly forces and novel uses of technology used to achieve victory in the theater. The assumptions that the conflict in Burma ended at the completion of Operation Thursday and the belief that victory was a forgone conclusion are both faulty. One can only win a conflict when the enemy accepts that it has lost. This work is also a pictorial record to provide visuals of the conflict and enhance the narrative beyond statistics and facts.

[Benjamin F. Schumacher / 2021 / 35 pages / ISSN 2687-7260 / AU Press Code: WF-86]

[David A. Loska / 2021 / no. 208 / 978-1-58566-308-8 / AU Press Code: no. B-170]

ASPJ Winter 2021

[Martin Loicano and Craig C. Felker / 2021 / 384 pages / ISBN 9781585663095 / AU Press Code: B-171]

[Trevor A. Gustafson / 2021 / 23 pages / ISSN 2687-7260 / AU Press Code: WF-84]

We developed this publication to support Command Teams – commanders, senior enlisted leaders, and spouses – who want (or need) to enhance public education options for their personnel. It provides an approach, resources, and examples to help you address the most common K-12 challenges affecting military installations.

Journal Cover - Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs - Volume 4, Issue 03

Search All Publications

Latest Air University Press Publications

The US Air Force Leadership Development Course (LDC), taught in a classroom environment from 2018 to 2020, pivoted to an entirely virtual teaching platform in early 2020.

[Charles D. Dusch, Jr., Ed. / 2022 / 113 pages / ISSN 2769-6464 / AU Press Code: CH-2

This work is a synopsis of the involvement of the 1st and 2nd Air Commando Groups alongside other Allied forces from May 1944 to May 1945 in the Pacific Campaign of World War II. Multiple lesser-known operations are included as well as minor assistance provided to friendly forces and novel uses of technology used to achieve victory in the theater. The assumptions that the conflict in Burma ended at the completion of Operation Thursday and the belief that victory was a forgone conclusion are both faulty. One can only win a conflict when the enemy accepts that it has lost. This work is also a pictorial record to provide visuals of the conflict and enhance the narrative beyond statistics and facts.

[Benjamin F. Schumacher / 2021 / 35 pages / ISSN 2687-7260 / AU Press Code: WF-86]

[David A. Loska / 2021 / no. 208 / 978-1-58566-308-8 / AU Press Code: no. B-170]

ASPJ Winter 2021

[Martin Loicano and Craig C. Felker / 2021 / 384 pages / ISBN 9781585663095 / AU Press Code: B-171]

[Trevor A. Gustafson / 2021 / 23 pages / ISSN 2687-7260 / AU Press Code: WF-84]

We developed this publication to support Command Teams – commanders, senior enlisted leaders, and spouses – who want (or need) to enhance public education options for their personnel. It provides an approach, resources, and examples to help you address the most common K-12 challenges affecting military installations.

Journal Cover - Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs - Volume 4, Issue 03

Search All Publications


Journals

Air & Space Power Journal (ASPJ), the US Air Force’s (USAF) professional peer-reviewed journal and the leading forum for airpower thought and dialogue.
Æther: A Journal of Strategic Airpower & Spacepower (Æther) is the flagship strategic journal of the Department of the Air Force
The US Air Force Journal of the Americas (JotA) is a forum for the dissemination of original research articles and review articles in numerous areas, refereed by subject-matter experts, of an academic nature, whose mission seeks to stimulate professional dialogue on Air and Space Power among the members of the Armed Forces of the Americas, historians, professors and the general public.
The Air Force Journal of Indo–Pacific Affairs (JIPA) is a professional journal of the US Air Force and a forum for worldwide dialogue regarding the Indo–Pacific region, spanning from the west coasts of the Americas to the eastern shores of Africa and covering much of Asia and all of Oceania.

Call for Submissions

News and Events

 

 

Air University Academic Services

Air University Academic Services