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No Conquest, No Defeat: Iran’s National Security Strategy

Airpower is a book for the military specialist, given the amount of detail and discussion of internal army-air force policy disagreements and the technical aspects of air warfare. Comprehensive as it is, more information from coalition members views would have rounded it out from its US centric position as would comments from ISIS members who were the targets. For the general reader the introduction and chapter 10, “Issues in US Leadership and Strategy” provide an understanding of the political and military aspects of the air campaign whose final success came from a coherent strategy and the right force mix. Without that strategy failure was guaranteed, just as President Obama’s approach proved.