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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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Why is air superiority so important?
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............
What is an air superiority?
An air superiority is an accepted dominance in the air of one side's forces over another during a military campaign.
What it can be a connotation for haughty?
Arrogance, or an air of superiority.
How did allies gain air superiority in World War 2?
The Allies gained air superiority by attacking German supply depots and airfields. By D-Day there was virtually no Luftwaffe in the air.
How did air superiority help the allies invade Normandy on d-day?
Air superiority was vital and there was barely a Luftwaffe aircraft to be seen the whole of D-Day.
Why did the Japanese bomb the airstrips?
to gain Air Superiority.
Who had air superiority in the Iran-Iraq war?
Iraq
What is the hex triplet of Air superiority Blue?
72a0c1.
What did the Germans never get over Britain?
Air superiority
What is the longest color word?
lightgoldenrodyellow.
What did the battle of Britain teach the allies?
The necessity for air superiority.
Why was air superiority so important?
Air superiority is important in conflicts because it allows one side to have control of the skies, enabling them to conduct reconnaissance, provide close air support to ground troops, and disrupt enemy operations. Without air superiority, an army can be vulnerable to aerial attacks, hindering their ability to maneuver and carry out successful operations.
