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Robert Tate "Red Tail Captured, Red Tail Free: The Memoirs of a Tuskegee Airman and POW". Air & Space Power Journal. FindArticles.com. 15 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NXL/is_1_22/ai_n27506320/

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• A Rescue Force for the World: an author replies
  by Marc C. DiPaolo
• Exposing the information domain myth: a new concept for air force and information operations doctrine
  by Geoffrey F. Weiss
• Divining Victory: Airpower in the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah War
  by John P. Hunerwadel
• Fiasco: The American Military Adventure in Iraq
  by Robert A. Potter
• A Rescue Force for the World
  by Stephen Mock
• Range and persistence: the keys to global strike
  by Phillip S. Meilinger
• Where Are the WMDs? The Reality of Chem-Bio Threats on the Home Front and the Battlefield
  by Richard S. Tracey
• Defining Information Operations Forces
  by Brian J. Tyler
• Weather and the calculated risk: exploiting forecast uncertainty for operational risk management
  by F. Anthony Eckel
• I Want You! The Evolution of the All-Volunteer Force
  by Jim Clifford
• Developmental planning: the key to future war-fighter capabilities
  by Bruce Carlson
• The Air Force's missing doctrine
  by Wautabouna Ouattara
• Integrating weather in net-centric warfare: a case for refocusing human resources in air force weather
  by Scot T. Heckman
• Twilight Warriors: Covert Air Operations against the USSR
  by Giles Van Nederveen
• Lorenz on Leadership: Part 2
  by Stephen R. Lorenz
• Doctrine and technology
  by Paul D. Berg
• A look down the slippery slope: domestic operations, outsourcing, and the erosion of military culture
  by Bryan D. Watson
• With the Possum and the Eagle: The Memoir of a Navigator's War over Germany and Japan
  by John H. Barnhill
• Ricochets and replies and presenting the latest chronicles online journal articles
  by Paul D. Berg
• We are at War with terrorists, not Muslims
  by Michael R. McGee
• Fiction: a higher form of truth?
  by David R. Mets
• American Defense Policy
  by Brian Brandner
• Chinese servicemen's views of USAF Airmen and Education
  by Steve Schwalbe
• Network-centric operations: a need for adaptation and efficiency
  by Phillip G. Pattee
• Effects-based information battle in the muslim world
  by Remy M. Mauduit
• Stand Well Clear: More Adventures in Military Aviation
  by John Wood
• Nash in Najaf
  by Peter W. Farney
• Whatever happened to strategic attack?
  by J.P. Hunerwadel
• One Day Too Long: Top Secret Site 85 and the Bombing of North Vietnam
  by Glenn Leinbach
• In Their Own Words: Conversations with the Astronauts and Men Who Led America's Journey into Space
  by Phil Bossert
• The Hyphenated Airman
  by Morgan Knigthon
• The need for developmental planning
  by Gregory K. Jenkins
• Red Tail Captured, Red Tail Free: The Memoirs of a Tuskegee Airman and POW
  by Robert Tate
• Filling the Ranks: Transforming the U.S. Military Personnel System
  by David R. Mets
• Revisiting Leadership in the Armed Forces
  by James A. Morrow
• Excellence in leadership: lessons learned from top-performing units
  by Martin Pitt
• Lockheed's SR-71 "Blackbird" Family: A-12, F-12, M-21, D-21, SR-71
  by Joe McCue
• The Rising Tide: A Novel of the Second World War
  by Brian Laslie