The Indo-Pacific is often thought of as a primarily naval theater. But the experience of the Pacific War offers strong evidence that air power has a critical role in the region. What can those lessons teach us today?
1st LT Grant T. Willis, 1LT Brendan Donnelly, Jose Antonio Custodio & Sr. Fellow Chris Kolakowski

The Indo-Pacific is often thought of as a primarily naval theater. But the experience of the Pacific War offers strong evidence that air power has a critical role in the region. What can those lessons teach us today? 1st LT Grant T. Willis, 1LT Brendan Donnelly, Jose Antonio Custodio & Sr. Fellow Chris Kolakowski

The Indo-Pacific is often thought of as a primarily naval theater. But the experience of the Pacific War offers strong evidence that air power has a critical role in the region. What can those lessons teach us today?
1st LT Grant T. Willis, 1LT Brendan Donnelly, Jose Antonio Custodio &amp; Sr. Fellow Chris Kolakowski

Episode 10: Air Power in the Pacific

Vanguard: Indo-Pacific (VIP) is the official podcast of the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers, an all-volunteer, nonprofit (501c3) think tank. The podcast explores a variety of topics associated with the Indo-Pacific region, ranging from international relations and security issues to culture, history, and current events. Our definition of the Indo-Pacific incorporates everything from the western shores of the Americas to East Africa and from Antarctica to the Arctic.

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Episode 10: Air Power in the Pacific

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