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  • #REDIRECT [[World War II, air war, Allied offensive counter-air campaign]]
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  • {{r|Air warfare planning}} see applications in Offensive Counter-Air and Defensive Counter-Air
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  • {{r|Offensive counter-air||**}}
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  • {{r|Offensive counter-air||**}}
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  • [[Strategic bombing]] and [[offensive counter-air]] in the European theater of WWII, both initiated by the Axis and the Allie
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  • {{r|Offensive counter-air}}
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Offensive counter-air]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • {{r|World War II, air war, Allied offensive counter-air campaign}}
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  • ...les was in what is now called [[air warfare planning#offensive counter-air|offensive counter-air]], and, at the time, "night intruder" duty. <ref name=Darlington>{{citation
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  • {{r|Offensive counter-air}}
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  • {{r|Offensive counter-air}}
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  • ...air forces began a project to achieve air superiority over Europe through "Offensive Counter-Air" operations. ...chievable only through direct [[air warfare planning#Offensive counter-air|offensive counter-air (OCA)]]. He replaced [[Ira Eaker]] with [[Carl Spaatz]] and [[Jimmy Doolitt
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  • '''Offensive counter-air''' takes a military initiative in degrading or destroying the enemy's aircr ...histicated opponents, can be a prerequisite for other air attacks, whether offensive counter-air, BAI, strike, or CAS. SEAD can be electronic "soft kill" or kinetic "hard
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  • | date = 4 April 2010}}</ref> The operation was usually intended as [[offensive counter-air]] against [[Luftwaffe]] facilities.
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  • ...clude action against enemy fighter bases or fighters, which is part of the offensive counter-air phase to be carried out, by aircraft, once enemy air defenses are suppresse ==Offensive counter-air==
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  • ...intended to take out threats against ground forces and ground air support. Offensive counter-air supporting strategic bomber operations is a different matter. ...aircraft|multirole fighter had not yet emerged]]. For air superiority and offensive counter-air, the [[Supermarine Spitfire]] and the [[P-51 Mustang]]'s were excellent air
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  • ...attack is impossible, but that air warfare planning#offensive counter-air|offensive counter-air (OCA) operations by the United States Air Force, United States Navy, and co
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  • ...ean theaters. In Europe, the [[air warfare planning#offensive counter-air|offensive counter-air]] process of gaining air supremacy over Europe had to proceed in concert wi
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  • }} </ref> It is a subset of offensive counter-air (OCA) operations. Electronic warfare is often a major component of SEAD, b
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  • </blockquote> To continue the analogy between air and terrorist capability, offensive counter-air missions attack the airfields of the opponent, while defensive counter-air
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