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As -------, the U.S. President has final command authority; however, as head of the executive branch, the President is subject to the checks and balances system of the legislative and judicial branches Commander in Chief A provision of the -------- permits the U.S. President to authorize communications through the Chairman of the Joint Chiefsof Staff, placing the Chairman in the communications chain of command. Goldwater-Nichols Department of Defense Reorganization Act of 1986 Th...

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When did the US Army 1st use balloon detachments? during the civil war What did Thaddeus Lowe demonstrate that a balloon could do? effectively direct artillery fore by telegraph Who became the Army's 1st enlisted pilot in 1912? PFC Vernon Burge Who died while testing Aeroplane No. 1 at Fort Myers in September 1908? Lt. Thomas E. Selfridge The hunt for Pancho Villa was unsuccessful; however, what valuable aviation lessons were learned? Lessons about aviation unde...

Mission Support Group includes what five squadrons? FSS, LRS, Com Flight, Sec Forces, CE What is the Geneva Convention? Agreement made by the majority of nations concerning the treatment of POW's, wounded, and dead in battle. Two missions of the Air Natl Guard? State and Federal. What is our Federal Mission? Train flying and support units to augment the Air Force to support wartime readiness, perform peacetime missions and training to maintain wartime readiness ...

Within how many hours of the order President George W. Bush gave to announce Operation Desert Shield did Air Force Military Airlift Command C-141 and C-5 transports deliver the Army 82nd Airborne division and elements of the Air Force 1st tactical Fighter Wing? 18 What operation eclipsed the Berlin Airlift as the greatest air deployment in history? Operation Desert Shield What war represents the first extensive broad-based employment of space support capabilities? During this con...

Gen Henry H. Hap Arnold Established office of the Air Provost Marshal, named AAF Base Security Battalions. National Security Act of 1947 Authorized the creation of the United States Air Force; Took over personnel, aircraft, and mission of the Army Air Force including Military Police force; Eventually became USAF Security Forces. January 1948, General Order No.1 HQ USAF designated units and individuals serving under hem as "Air Police"; Established the Air Provost Marshal. ...

Airpower in WWII - First World War signaled airpower's promise, the Second World War fulfilled the vision - force multiplier and a vital component of the joint, combined arms - prerequisite for successful land, sea, or air ops Growth of Air Corps - Roosevelt (1939) -- build 50,000 military aircraft (numbered ~1,800 aircraft/18,000 men) -- Major General Oliver P. Echols began the most massive aircraft procurement program United States Army Air Forces Origins - General Henry ...

A group of 5 volcanic islands and 2 corolla atolls American Somoa Guano Act 1856, islands are small, under a mile and a 1/2 Baker Island, Holland Island, Jarius Japanese occupied Guam during until U.S forces got it back Guam Air forces used to conduct Air Missiles plutonium Johnson Atoll A naval defensive sea area air space reservation Kingman Reef Located between Japan and the U.S and was used during WW2 Midway Island North of the Philippines and...

August 2, 1990 Iraq invaded Kuwait and the UN Security Council Resolution calls for Iraq's withdrawl August 6, 1990 UN Security Council Resolution 661 established embargo against Iraq/Saudi Arabia's kind Fahd. At U.S.'s requests deployment of US troops to Saudi Arabia in line with article 51 of the UN Charter August 8, 1990 Operation "Desert Shield" commences in full U.S. air force. Fighter planes arrived in Saudi Arabia August 10, 1990 At Arab League Meeting, 12 of...

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Like all other components of the US Armed Forces, The Air Corps segregated black Americans had earned their wing as Army flyers. These black aviators will forever be called (1.10.1) Tuskegee Airmen The first Tuskegee Airmen to fight in WWII were (1.10.2) members of the 99th Fighter Squadron During WWII, America's first combat experience in the Pacific Theater occurred before the declaration of war. In early 1941, in order to aid Nationalist China against the Japanese, Claire Lee...