This book examines the logistical and operational challenges inherent in supporting air and space expeditionary forces. It details the critical infrastructure, planning, and execution required to sustain military operations in diverse and often hostile environments, drawing on historical precedents and future projections.

The book is likely to be regarded as a specialized text for military professionals and historians interested in the intricacies of expeditionary logistics. Its focus on the practicalities of sustaining air and space forces suggests a detailed and analytical approach, providing insights into the complex interplay of resources, planning, and operational deployment in modern warfare.