Dear Madam or Sir,

an essential element of NATO's power is the punch of its air forces. However, air power must not be seen as invariable. On the contrary, it has be adjusted to present and future security challenges. A study published by NATO's Joint Air Power Competence Centre provides food for thought on how that can be done. In our Working Paper, Rayk Hähnlein presents major conclusions from the study.

The Security Policy Working Papers are intended to stimulate debate and help explain current issues.

They can be found on our website: https://www.baks.bund.de/en/working-papers

We hope you enjoy reading them!

Best regards,

Dr. Karl-Heinz Kamp

President
Federal Academy for Security Policy