In "Grounded: The Case for Abolishing the United States Air Force," Robert M. Farley presents a compelling argument for the dissolution of the United States Air Force (USAF) and the redistribution of its assets and missions between the United States Army and Navy. Farley contends that the USAF's independence has led to redundancies, inefficiencies, and strategic disadvantages, necessitating a restructuring of American airpower. He explores the historical development of the USAF, analyzing its successes and failures, and delves into the complexities of modern warfare, arguing that the current organizational structure is ill-equipped to address the evolving security environment. Farley proposes a detailed framework for the integration of air assets and missions into the Army and Navy, outlining the benefits of such a reorganization in terms of cost savings, enhanced efficiency, and improved strategic flexibility. He addresses potential concerns and challenges associated with this bold proposal, providing insightful solutions and a compelling case for a more integrated and efficient approach to American airpower.