Air power key in Afghanistan, U.K. military chief says
Without air power, NATO would have "lost" in Afghanistan over the past 12 months, the head of the British armed forces says. Air Chief Marshal Jock Stirrup, the Chief of the Defense Staff, made it clear to British politicians that air power - from combat aircraft to support helicopters - was a...
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