military operations have to be in the open. without air
superiority such operations would be subject to attack, as with the
invasion of Normandy in 1944, where there was air
military operations have to be in the open. without air
superiority such operations would be subject to attack, as with the
invasion of Normandy in 1944, where there was air
superiority............
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An air superiority is an accepted dominance in the air of one
side's forces over another during a military campaign.
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An air superiority is an accepted dominance in the air of one
side's forces over another during a military campaign.
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Arrogance, or an air of superiority.
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The Allies gained air superiority by attacking German supply
depots and airfields. By D-Day there was virtually no Luftwaffe in
the air.