Readers should want to read this document because it explores the emergence of independent air forces in the early 20th century, specifically focusing on the Royal Air Force in the United Kingdom and the United States Air Force. It examines the reasons behind the creation of separate air forces and compares the current debate over the creation of a separate Space Force in the United States.

This topic is relevant to current public issues surrounding the future of military capabilities in space and the potential need for a separate space-focused branch of the military. This document discusses the emergence of independent air forces, specifically focusing on the Royal Air Force (RAF) in the United Kingdom.

It explores the reasons behind the creation of separate air forces and compares the British and American experiences. The document also examines the current debate over the creation of a separate Space Force within the United States.

It discusses the different perspectives on the issue and the potential impact on national defense. The document concludes by suggesting that the United States should consider creating a separate Space Force to maintain its lead in aerospace dominance.

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