The Great War in the air : military aviation from 1909 to 1921 / by 245360 Morrow, John Howard

Aircraft of world war II in combat : the war in the air 1939-1945 / by Jackson, Robert

Monitoring of the Rehabilitation of the Historic World War II US Air Force Base in Greenland by Tomáš Bouček, Lucie Stará, Karel Pavelka, Karel Pavelka

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The Hungarian Air Service, 1918-45 by Renner, S

“…It follows its development from the Allied intervention of 1919 through the end of the Second World War. Denied an air force by the Treaty of Trianon, Hungarian airmen determined to thwart the inspection system and preserve national air power. …”

Examining terror management theory in Ukraine: impact of air-raid alarms and explosions on mental health, somatic symptoms, and well-being by Stefan Stieger, David Lewetz, Svitlana Paschenko, Anton Kurapov, Anton Kurapov

“…We examined if factors such as habituation to war circumstances and psychological resilience could buffer the effects on civilians’ anxiety, physical and mental health, and affect.MethodWe implemented a pre-registered smartphone-based experience sampling method study over four weeks, with 307 participants (k = 7,824) living in war-affected areas in Ukraine whereby participants were regularly exposed to war situations, including air-raid alarms, explosions, and infrastructural problems.ResultsThe data indicated that war situations significantly increased anxiety, negatively impacting mental health, and raising somatic symptom severity. …”
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Analysis of prerequisites and conditions for the foundation of an aircraft engine enterprise in Ukraine by Liudmyla Vaniuha, Iryna Zharkova, Mariya Markovych, Stepan Pryidun, Yuriy Drevnitskyi

“…World War I proved air forces to be a critical driver for warfare outcomes. …”
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The pathless sky: violence and culture in First World War air services by Doyle, J

“…This thesis reframes these fundamental relationships between war violence and community by considering an under-explored First World War battlefield: the air. It explores French, British, and American fighter pilots as a transnational combat culture emerging in dialogue with a distinctive, new type of warfare.…”

Članci časopisa Foreign Affairs o jugoslovenskim ratovima 1991-1999. by Petar Dragišić

“…The issue of international recognition of the breakaway Yugoslav republics at the beginning of the wars, and NATO air strikes against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999 was specifically addressed. …”
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