Henry Hap Arnold: The General Who Created the Air Force

"This country needs air force," (House, 2009). General of the Joint Air Force Transfer Army General Walter D. Gwang Wan told these words when talking about the necessity of combat units in Afghanistan. People may ask yourself how much they should say to themselves. From the Second World War to today's Afghanistan conflict, we were able to maintain a country that is not comparable to military availability, as the United States was able to use the Air Force against enemy forces . But people may ask themselves who is imagining such ultimate abilities.

Arnold, Henry · H "Hap" - (1886-1950), American Army Officer during World War II, Commander of the Army Air Force, and a person with considerable intimacy, his nickname "Hap" He is considered a father of modern Army Air Force. Under him, the Air Force is modern equipment and has increased from 150 thousand in 1941 to nearly 2.4 million in 1944. B-17 "Flight Fortress "- an American heavy bomber developed by Boeing and used during the Second World War. It is mainly used in European theaters, and the US Army Air Force is the main force for Nazi 's fighting ability and infrastructure in Germany. This is an impressive and sturdy aircraft known for taking back its eleven crew members from the mission for incredible damage.

About 1938, Henry H. 'Hap Arnold' s Army Air Force was shocked by the possibilities of Europe and the Pacific War. In preparation for the Air Force, Arnold established a special committee chaired by Brigadier General G. K. Kilner; one of them was Charles Lindbergh. After visiting the German Air Force Base, Lindbergh was convinced that Nazi Germany was far ahead of other European countries. In the 1939 report, the committee made a number of recommendations, including the development of new long-range heavy bombers.

General Henry 's "Hap" general Arnold can be said to be the father of the US Air Force. His experience, wisdom, and vision made him a prospective leader in every respect. As he worked hard to develop the air in the first half of the 20th century, he shaped the largest air force on earth today. First, I will explain the effective use of his transformational leadership and its impact on the development of air force. - I remember the old saying that my mother said "Do not say forever". this is true. Unless things that happened to me change my life to this day, I do not think it is true. I am very cold when I grow up. I think that it was not a stubborn girl who always cries after a man like a nail break or wearing her sleeve. I always leave things to myself and I will do some day to see I cry. For most people, I just think that I am not a person