
Renaissance warfare: a military revolution
Neil Faulkner analyses the changing nature of warfare in early 16th-century Europe.

Neil Faulkner analyses the changing nature of warfare in early 16th-century Europe.

In the last year of WWI, airpower became a major factor – so much so that the British turned their air contingents, previously treated as adjuncts of the Army or the Navy into a unified RAF. Was the diversion of resources worth it?