Journal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force
Maker and role
New Zealand. Royal New Zealand Air Force, Maker
Production date
2017
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Object detail
Accession number
PUB-2017-73
Description
Volume 3, no.1 (2017, part B) - Volume 6, no.1 (2020). Part A contains academically credible articles on air power, serving as an academic forum for the presentation and stimulation of critical thinking, debate and education on air power. Part B contains a broad collection of air power papers, essays, articles and book reviews intended to promote and enhance air-mindedness, encourage professional mastery and stimulate debate and discussion about air power at all levels. Vol.3, no.1 (2017): Part B Chief of Air Force foreword / introduction to the journal of the RNZAF / editor's notes / air power: doing something in the air / the use of aircraft in the defence of New Zealand: Capt W. Ivory, Capt. C.W.D Bell / report on the air aspect of defence problems of New Zealand / to what degree can air power's inputs to battle be considered strategic? / strategic air power in the nuclear age / US and Soviet approaches to state security and aviation technology during the latter stages of the cold war / soldiers are from mars and airmen are from venus: does air power do what it says on the tin? / can New Zealand's military meet the challenges of the South Pacific? / book review: air warfare, history, theory and practice by Peter Gray Vol.4, no.1 (2018): Part B Introduction / editor's notes / New Zealand's position on defence in the world today / investigation of unidentified flying objects / military drones: does New Zealand need them? / control of the air and its utility in low to medium intensity conflict / RNZAF as an independent air force: then and now / air surveillance capability and the security of the exclusive economic zone / space systems, New Zealand and the NZDF / book reviews Vol.5, no.1 (2019): Part B Introduction to the journal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force / editor’s notes / six tenets for our air force / a New Zealand space security strategy / reflecting on the Bettington Report of 1919 – a centennial legacy / information-enabled air force: eye in the sky, or pie in the sky? / a new era for airships: enhancing New Zealand’s air power with lighter than air technology / space weather and aviation impacts of solar flares / book reviews / the man who took the rap: Sir Robert Brooke-Popham and the fall of Singapore / RAF on the offensive: the rebirth of tactical air power 1940-1941 / Rabaul 1943-1944: reducing Japan’s great island fortress / “Sam” Marshal of the Royal Air Force, the Lord Elworthy: a biography. Vol 6. no. 1 (2020) Introduction to the Journal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force / Editor's note / Beyond the legacy: Re-evaluating the Canterbury Aviation Company, 1916 - 1918 / The Royal New Zealand Air force in the 1970s / Modern concepts in aeromedical evacuation for the NZDF / SMRPA, SMRMP, ASCC, EMAC: So what's in a name? / Artificial intelligence and the future of air power / How virtual reality is reshaping the future of training and development / Book review - Many a close run thing.
Volume 3, no.1 (2017, part B) - Volume 6, no.1 (2020) ; Volume 7, no.1 (2022) -
Volume 3, no.1 (2017, part B) - Volume 6, no.1 (2020) ; Volume 7, no.1 (2022) -
Media/Materials
Physical description
volumes : photographs (some colour) ; 21.5 cm
ISBN/ISSN
2538-0656
Other title
RNZAF Journal
Journal of the RNZAF
Journal of the RNZAF
Credit line
New Zealand. Royal New Zealand Air Force. 2017. Journal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, PUB-2017-73. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
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