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table of contents
List of Illustrations
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: An Airborne Culture
1. The Birth of American Airborne Culture
2. World War II and the Foundation of the Airborne Mafia
3. The Airborne Way of War and Its Strategic Implications
4. The Airborne Influence on Atomic Warfare
5. Tactical Mobility and the Airmobile Division
6. The Strategic Army Corps and the Emergence of Strike Command
Epilogue: The Legacy of the Airborne Mafia
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To my grandfather, Lieutenant Colonel Robert L. Davis, retire
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