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In the 1930s air leaders and theorists at the Air Corps Tactical School developed a new concept for strategic bombing that sought victory through attacks on an enemy's war-making potential instead of its deployed forces. School officials believed such attacks directed against a country's economic "vital centers" or "industrial web" would destroy not only the ability to wage war but the will to fight as well. The concept also reflected a unique...

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Excerpt from The Goal of India It should further be made clear that the writer's experience has lain almost exclusively amongst the educated classes, the literate aristocracy, so deeply affected by the thought and culture of the West. The writer has not spent a score of nights amid the Villages, where nine-tenths of the population of India lives. And yet, again, his haunts have been in the Central and the Eastern North. The South and West are...

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