ppt课件-early flightto world war i（早期flightto一战）.pptVIP

Overview Overview OIF Background OIF Background Paragraph #8 stated that Iraq must “…unconditionally accept the destruction, removal, or rendering harmless, under international supervision of:” All chemical/biological weapons All ballistic missiles with range greater than 150 Km OIF Background Paragraph #12 addressed nuclear capabilities, stating that Iraq must “…agree not to acquire or develop nuclear weapons or nuclear-weapon-usable material Paragraph #32, with regards to terrorism, stated that “…it [Iraq] will not commit or support any act of international terrorism OIF Background 12 September 2002: President Bush addressed the UN General Assembly to highlight observed violations and attempt to gather further international support for action against Iraq. 16 Oct 2002: President Bush signed the Iraq War Resolution ? 8 Nov 2002: The U.N. Security Council passes Resolution 1441 OIF Lessons Learned Review of CFD Model Distinctive Capabilities: Air and space expertise, capabilities and technological know-how that produces superior military capabilities Functions: Broad, fundamental and continuing activities of air and space power Doctrine: fundamental principles which military forces guide their actions in support of national objectives Summary Final thought for you as future leaders of the USAF: The GWOT is still very much a current event and a conflict we must win! How long will it take… How vigilant do we need to be… Are you ready??? Airpower Today: The Global War On Terrorism 2 Cognitive Samples of Behavior: 1. List the major events leading to initiation of the war on terrorism. (L) 2. State the objectives of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM according to the Secretary of Defense. (L) 3. Explain the uses of air and space power in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF) with respect to the functions of a