What does AFLR stand for?

Air Force Law Review

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Rives, "Expeditionary Law: Remarks on How to Succeed in the Deployed Environment," Air Force Law Review 51 (2001), 349.

The detainee interrogation debate and the legal-policy process

Petras, "Space Force Alpha: Military Use of the International Space Station and the Concept of 'Peaceful Purposes,'" Air Force Law Review 53 (2002): 157-61, for a fuller discussion of the limits of "peaceful purposes.

Defense of US space assets: a legal perspective

Civilians at the Tip of the Spear," The Air Force Law Review, International and Operations Law Edition, Vol 51, Col Bruce T.

21st century logistics: future UAV pilots: are contractors the ...

Hays Parks, "Air War and Law of War," The Air Force Law Review, No 32, 1990, 118.

Increasing reliance on contractors on the battlefield; how do we keep ...

It has been reviewed and updated for publication in the Air Force Law Review.

A perspective on Canada's Code of Service Discipline

This edition of the Air Force Law Review helps us to begin to achieve the above goal by providing an excellent survey of the military justice systems used by the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Israel, and the Russian Federation.

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Write articles for your base paper, the Reporter, the Air Force Law Review, and perhaps your state bar journal.

Expeditionary law: remarks on how to succeed in the deployed ...