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substantial number of the air leaders in the Second World War not only
attended the Air Corps Tactical School at Maxwell, but served on that
school's faculty; the army's colleges and schools developed a
generation of sophisticated leaders for the future. When Curt LeMay took the doctrine of high altitude precision
daylight bombing--developed here at the Air Corps Tactical School, and
adapted it to low altitude night incendiary bombing in Japan--he was
displaying the type of doctrinal flexibility that is an absolute must
for all leaders. Billy Mitchell, in the Air Corps Tactical School,
translated that same concept to air power. |
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