Examines how U.S. Air Force narratives and public attitudes toward civil and military aviation have evolved and interacted over the past century.
This report examines the evolution and interaction of U.S. Air Force narratives and popular attitudes toward civil and military aviation over the past century. It draws on a historical review of the social currency of aviation and airpower, changes in Air Force narratives during the period, and the evolution of the American public''s attitudes toward the Air Force since 1935, as shown by polling data.
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