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command of the air: a standalone construct

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Strategic studies

the idea, from Douhet, that winning control of the air early, chiefly through bombing, decides the outcome of a war.

In strategic studies, command of the air refers to the idea, from Douhet, that winning control of the air early, chiefly through bombing, decides the outcome of a war. This meaning comes from Douhet (1998) in Command of the Air.[1]

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  1. Douhet, G. (1998). Command of the Air. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN 9781448659562

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