MacArthur's Air Plan

MacArthur's Air Plan was a strategic initiative during World War II aimed at gaining dominance in the skies over the Pacific. It focused on deploying advanced aircraft and establishing extensive air bases across the region. The goal was to neutralize Japanese naval and air forces, support Allied ground operations, and cut off Japanese supply lines. By achieving air superiority, the plan helped turn the tide of the war in favor of the Allies, enabling them to carry out more effective bombing campaigns, protect naval movements, and support amphibious assaults. Overall, it was a crucial component of the broader Allied strategy in the Pacific Theater.