The American Bureaucracy: U.S. Air Force The US air force is one of the major Bureaus that determine the politics of the day in the United States. Like most Bureaucracies, it has undergone several transformations in the history of the United States. Historically, the US air force was established on August in the year 1907 as a U.S. Army Signal Corps whose primary purpose was to deal with matters pertaining military ballooning and air machines. This bureaucracy was not known as the air force as we
1, 1907, the U.S. Army Signal Corps formed the first aeronautical division in the military (History of the Air Force Part 1). During World War One American planes were still very primitive compared to the other nations; most skilled American pilots were flying French planes because they were more advanced and trustworthy than their own American planes. And thanks to the Army Reorganization Act of 1920 that made the Air Service a combat arm of the military, and in 1926 the Air Corps Act was established
become a very important aspect of a country’s military. There are many important events that helped progress the evolution of military aviation. In 1907, the United States established the first aeronautical division, the U.S. Army Signal Corps, receiving the first major funding for air operations by the U.S. government