Lieutenant Colonel (ret.)
James
Corum PhD
University of Salford, UK
Dr Corum holds a MA from Brown University and a PhD in History (Queen’s University, Canada). He is an internationally recognized academic in military history, airpower and counter-insurgency. He has authored eleven books and more than 70 major journal articles and book chapters on strategic studies, airpower and military history. Dr Corum has had a career in higher military education, serving as a professor at the USAF School of Advanced Air and Spacepower Studies (1991 – 2005), professor at the US Army Command and General Staff College (2005 – 2008), and dean of the Baltic Defence College (2009 – 2014). From 2014 to 2019 he served as Programme Leader for the MA Programme in Terrorism and Security Studies at Salford University, UK.
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From the Author
Mitigating Disinformation Campaigns Against Air Power
By Dr
Matthieu
Chillaud
By Dr
James
Corum PhD
By Dr
Conrad C.
Crane
By Dr
Eugenio
Cusumano
By Dr
Philipp
Fraund
By Dr
Mark
Hilborne
In military operations over the last twenty years, air power has repeatedly proven to be NATO’s great asymmetric advantage. Air power’s ability to accurately strike targets, support troops on the ground, provide accurate and timely [...]
NATO Airpower and the Strategic Communications Challenge
About the JAPCC’s Airpower and Disinformation Study
By Dr
James
Corum PhD
Even though the enemies that NATO and Western coalitions have faced in the last two decades are significantly inferior to NATO in terms of military capability, both non-state and state enemies still have strategies to [...]
