Benjamin S. Lambeth
Books
- Restraining Air Power
- Soviet air power in the new Russian mirror
- American carrier air power at the dawn of a new century
- From Farnborough to Kubinka
- Moscow's defense intellectuals
- The political potential of equivalence
- Soviet strategic conduct and the prospects for stability
- The Warrior Who Would Rule Russia
- Combat pair
- How to think about Soviet military doctrine
- Moscow's lessons from the 1982 Lebanon air war
- Review of Herbert S. Dinerstein, "The Making of a Missile Crisis, October 1962" (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1976)
- The Unseen War
- Economic targeting in modern warfare
- Learning from the Persian Gulf War
- Selective nuclear operations and Soviet strategy
- The continuing crisis of Russian air power
- Risk and uncertainty in Soviet deliberations about war
- Soviet views on European security, 1965-1970
- Air power against terrorism
- The evolving Soviet strategic threat
- Pitfalls in fighter force planning
- Sizing up the Soviet Air Force
- Airpower in the War Against ISIS
- Conventional forces for NATO
- Is Soviet defense policy becoming civilianized?
- NATO's air war for Kosovo
- Russia's air power at the crossroads
- Air Power Against Terror
- The elements of Soviet strategic policy
- Mastering the Ultimate High G Round
- The outlook for tactical airpower in the decade ahead
- The Soviet strategic challenge
- Arms control and defense planning in Soviet strategic policy
- Has Soviet nuclear strategy changed?
- Reflections on an F-4C inflight emergency
- Transformation of American Air Power
- Desert Storm and its meaning
- On thresholds in Soviet military thought
- Selective nuclear options in American and Soviet strategic policy
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