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History of Critical Thinking
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Fundamentals
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Skills Needed
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Intellectual Standards
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The Beginning: Socrates
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The ability to assess reasoning;
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LISTENING to maximize the accurate understanding of what others say
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Clarity
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Early Years: Plato, Aristotle
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The ability to take apart thoughts to draw logical conclusions.
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READING: An active, intellectually engaged process of reading, interpreting and understanding text
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Accuracy
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Middle Ages: Francis Bacon
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WRITING: Arranging our ideas in a logical order to express ourselves in a disciplined manner
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Precision
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Today: Albert Einstein, Mark Twain
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Thinking
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Relevance
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Depth
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Breadth
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Logicalness
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Significance
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Fairness
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Gen. Mitchell's Crusade
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Org Changes
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U.S. Offensive
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End of War
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Dickman Board of 1919•Assigned aviation units to ground control •Identified aviation unit functions
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Air Corps Act of 1926–Changed the name of the Air Service to Air Corps; implied the Air Corps was capable of independent operatio
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Four major targets were –Electrical power facilities–Transportation assets and structures–Synthetic petroleum production plants–Aircraft industry facilities
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Japan surrendered 15 August 19
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Menoher Board of 1919-20•First nation to mobilize an air fleet in wartime would have the advantag
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23•Army Air Corps and GHQ Air Force merged in June 1941 to form AA
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Casablanca Conference (January 1943) established strategic bombing as a major object
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WWII ended formally with ceremonies on the USS Missouri on 2 September 194
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