Air Superiority

Air superiority refers to the dominant control of the airspace by a military force during a conflict. It enables that force to conduct operations, such as airstrikes and troop movements, without significant interference from enemy aircraft. Achieving air superiority involves defeating or neutralizing the adversary's air power, ensuring safer and more effective missions. This dominance allows for better reconnaissance, improved logistics, and overall support for ground and naval forces, greatly enhancing the effectiveness of military operations. Essentially, it lays the groundwork for success in modern warfare by ensuring freedom of action in the skies.