Air Power

Air Power Since the first planes flew over France in World War I the importance of air power has grown since World War I. From the first reconnaissance planes to the fighters made to protect them, the world of air warfare is enormous. We spend vast amounts of money in designing such aircraft through companies like Lockheed and their “skunk works.” With every advancement has come another advancement in order to counter the others’ advantages. …

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