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| 19/03/2007 | MECC 66/07 |
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THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIAN AIR AND SPACE
POWER Continuing to develop the
capability of our people will be the single most important factor in shaping
the future of AIRMSHL Shepherd launched the
air power doctrine during the Chief of Air Force Conference in Air Force’s doctrine describes
the principles that underpin the RAAF’s current and future structure and
operations. It is complemented by joint, Navy and Army doctrine. “This doctrine takes a fresh
view of our air power in 21st century operations, and has a strong
emphasis on working with others through joint, allied, coalition and
inter-agency frameworks,” AIRMSHL Shepherd said. The doctrine covers warlike
operations and non-warlike operations, and covers Air Force’s part in assisting
other Australian agencies with national security operations. “Developing our people’s
professional mastery of air power is a principal message of the air power
doctrine series. The doctrine reflects the complexity of applying air power in
modern operations and the importance of our people’s skills in conducting these
operations.” The doctrine also explains the
important role that space-based systems play in our operations. The doctrine is
presented in boxed set of three thematically aligned volumes, reflecting the
enduring ties that bind our future, present and past. ·
The Future Air and Space Operating Concept, or FASOC; ·
The Air Power Manual - Edition Five; and ·
The Australian Experience of Air Power The doctrine will be publicly
available on the Air Power Development Centre website. (www.raaf.gov.au/airpower) Media contact:Defence Media Liaison (02)
6265 3343 or 0408 498 664 For a
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