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111276
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ID:
086596
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2009.
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Air Marshal T. M. Asthana, PVSM AVSM VM (Retd) has addressed the issue of what he terms as having come round a "full circle" from command of the air-to-air superiority to favourable air situation and now air dominance as the prime objective of air forces. This is now increasingly accepted by ground forces as a virtue that air power has to earn if the war is to be won. The challenge now much more is how to build air dominance in relation to hostile air forces that may even possess superior numbers and/or technological advantages.
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164251
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Evolving technologies, aerospace battle scenarios of the future, tailoring doctrines and conceptualizing aerial platforms and weapons are continuous processes of modern air forces. Most air forces are looking to replace the traditional fighter aircraft with a network of integrated systems disaggregated across multiple platforms, with increased dependence on space and cyber. Investments are being made to explore concepts like the arsenal plane, hypersonic and directed energy weapons, autonomous operations, and electronic attack. ‘Next Generation Air Dominance’ will mean effective combination of speed and manoeuvrability, payload and range, stealth, or low-observability and highly lethal and accurate weapons, and self-healing structures for the new platforms.
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ID:
170076
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New Delhi, KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2019.
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xvi, 180p.hbk
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9789389137118
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| 059808 | 358.4/SET 059808 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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084179
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