The Bomber Mafia

In 'Bombing to Win', Robert A. Pape examines over thirty air campaigns to argue that coercive airpower can succeed by targeting an enemy's military strategy rather than its economy or population. The book provides detailed narratives of airpower use in World War II, the Gulf War, and other conflicts, concluding that airpower is no 'magic bullet' for winning wars inexpensively.

In *The Masks of War*, Carl H. Builder explores the puzzling and often contradictory behavior of America's military forces by examining the entrenched institutions and distinct personalities of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The book delves into how these service identities influence strategy and analysis, highlighting why military reform often faces challenges. It also discusses how changes in strategic thinking typically occur after significant crises, such as Pearl Harbor.

Unshakeable is a comprehensive guide to personal finance and investing. Written by Tony Robbins and Peter Mallouk, the book provides a simple, actionable plan to deliver true financial freedom. It is divided into three sections: 'Wealth: The Rule Book' which explains the rules of the financial world, 'The Unshakeable Playbook' which offers strategies for investing and maintaining investments, and 'The Psychology of Wealth' which discusses the psychological aspects of wealth and happiness. The book includes insights from top investors and practical advice on avoiding financial loss, managing taxes, and diversification. It also emphasizes the importance of psychology in investing and provides techniques for maintaining a positive mindset during economic downturns.