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Chapter 280: British Counters to German Panzers
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... arly 20th century was like night and day. Especially when one had complete and total air supremacy over their enemy.
There were three grades of air control in a war. On the lowest end there was Air Parity, which meant that airspace was for the most part contested between both sides of the conflict. In a more tactical sense, this meant that neither side could support their ground operations without having to suffer dearly for it.
After Air Parity was Air Superiority. In other word ...
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