Definition of air power in English:

air power

noun

mass noun

The ability to defend or attack by means of aircraft.
空军实力
military air power was used to protect relief efforts
Example sentencesExamples
- The importance of air power had not been underestimated by any of the belligerents before 1914.
- Szayna has a specialized chapter on how new members must upgrade their readiness in air power.
- After all, the United States was protected by the atomic bomb and unmatched air power.
- Air power doctrine also describes the capabilities and roles that air power can undertake.
- By the outbreak of war, air power strategists were looking at aircraft with new respect.
- The Fifth US Army, with the whole weight of Allied air power switched to its support, attacked on 15 April.
- If the victorious powers of the First World War were investing little in military air power, this was not true elsewhere in the world.
- World War II saw the use of air power to destroy an adversary's industrial capacity.
- Tactical air power saw the war as justification for a strategy based on supporting ground forces.
- Both land and naval power was necessary to enable air power to operate, and so it was in the first few years of the nuclear era.
- While the Army tends to view air power as merely an air artillery, the Air Force looks at itself as a strategic force.
- We decided to investigate the integration of air power with special operations on the ground.
- The attack would use a combination of old and new - cavalry, air power, artillery and tanks that would be supported by infantry.
- In addition, Fettweis's belief in the dominance and efficacy of air power seems misplaced.
- He won, because impending commitments of air power in Europe took precedence.
- In the Gulf War, air power was not used as an end unto itself, but rather to bring specific effects to the enemy.
- Armoured combined arms countered by air power and infantry anti-armour weapons
- By the time of the bombing of Hiroshima, many of Japan's large cities had been attacked severely by American air power.
- In addition to providing air dominance, Airmen contribute expeditionary air power.
- The book's thesis emphasizes the supremacy of air power in shaping the battlefield.

Definition of air power in US English:

air power

noune(ə)r ˈpou(ə)rɛ(ə)r ˈpaʊ(ə)r

Airborne military forces.
military air power was used to protect relief efforts
Example sentencesExamples
- By the time of the bombing of Hiroshima, many of Japan's large cities had been attacked severely by American air power.
- The attack would use a combination of old and new - cavalry, air power, artillery and tanks that would be supported by infantry.
- World War II saw the use of air power to destroy an adversary's industrial capacity.
- Szayna has a specialized chapter on how new members must upgrade their readiness in air power.
- We decided to investigate the integration of air power with special operations on the ground.
- Both land and naval power was necessary to enable air power to operate, and so it was in the first few years of the nuclear era.
- In addition to providing air dominance, Airmen contribute expeditionary air power.
- After all, the United States was protected by the atomic bomb and unmatched air power.
- In addition, Fettweis's belief in the dominance and efficacy of air power seems misplaced.
- Air power doctrine also describes the capabilities and roles that air power can undertake.
- The Fifth US Army, with the whole weight of Allied air power switched to its support, attacked on 15 April.
- He won, because impending commitments of air power in Europe took precedence.
- While the Army tends to view air power as merely an air artillery, the Air Force looks at itself as a strategic force.
- If the victorious powers of the First World War were investing little in military air power, this was not true elsewhere in the world.
- Armoured combined arms countered by air power and infantry anti-armour weapons
- In the Gulf War, air power was not used as an end unto itself, but rather to bring specific effects to the enemy.
- By the outbreak of war, air power strategists were looking at aircraft with new respect.
- Tactical air power saw the war as justification for a strategy based on supporting ground forces.
- The book's thesis emphasizes the supremacy of air power in shaping the battlefield.
- The importance of air power had not been underestimated by any of the belligerents before 1914.

词汇	air power
释义	Definition of air power in English: air power noun mass noun The ability to defend or attack by means of aircraft. 空军实力 military air power was used to protect relief efforts Example sentencesExamples The importance of air power had not been underestimated by any of the belligerents before 1914. Szayna has a specialized chapter on how new members must upgrade their readiness in air power. After all, the United States was protected by the atomic bomb and unmatched air power. Air power doctrine also describes the capabilities and roles that air power can undertake. By the outbreak of war, air power strategists were looking at aircraft with new respect. The Fifth US Army, with the whole weight of Allied air power switched to its support, attacked on 15 April. If the victorious powers of the First World War were investing little in military air power, this was not true elsewhere in the world. World War II saw the use of air power to destroy an adversary's industrial capacity. Tactical air power saw the war as justification for a strategy based on supporting ground forces. Both land and naval power was necessary to enable air power to operate, and so it was in the first few years of the nuclear era. While the Army tends to view air power as merely an air artillery, the Air Force looks at itself as a strategic force. We decided to investigate the integration of air power with special operations on the ground. The attack would use a combination of old and new - cavalry, air power, artillery and tanks that would be supported by infantry. In addition, Fettweis's belief in the dominance and efficacy of air power seems misplaced. He won, because impending commitments of air power in Europe took precedence. In the Gulf War, air power was not used as an end unto itself, but rather to bring specific effects to the enemy. Armoured combined arms countered by air power and infantry anti-armour weapons By the time of the bombing of Hiroshima, many of Japan's large cities had been attacked severely by American air power. In addition to providing air dominance, Airmen contribute expeditionary air power. The book's thesis emphasizes the supremacy of air power in shaping the battlefield. Definition of air power in US English: air power noune(ə)r ˈpou(ə)rɛ(ə)r ˈpaʊ(ə)r Airborne military forces. military air power was used to protect relief efforts Example sentencesExamples By the time of the bombing of Hiroshima, many of Japan's large cities had been attacked severely by American air power. The attack would use a combination of old and new - cavalry, air power, artillery and tanks that would be supported by infantry. World War II saw the use of air power to destroy an adversary's industrial capacity. Szayna has a specialized chapter on how new members must upgrade their readiness in air power. We decided to investigate the integration of air power with special operations on the ground. Both land and naval power was necessary to enable air power to operate, and so it was in the first few years of the nuclear era. In addition to providing air dominance, Airmen contribute expeditionary air power. After all, the United States was protected by the atomic bomb and unmatched air power. In addition, Fettweis's belief in the dominance and efficacy of air power seems misplaced. Air power doctrine also describes the capabilities and roles that air power can undertake. The Fifth US Army, with the whole weight of Allied air power switched to its support, attacked on 15 April. He won, because impending commitments of air power in Europe took precedence. While the Army tends to view air power as merely an air artillery, the Air Force looks at itself as a strategic force. If the victorious powers of the First World War were investing little in military air power, this was not true elsewhere in the world. Armoured combined arms countered by air power and infantry anti-armour weapons In the Gulf War, air power was not used as an end unto itself, but rather to bring specific effects to the enemy. By the outbreak of war, air power strategists were looking at aircraft with new respect. Tactical air power saw the war as justification for a strategy based on supporting ground forces. The book's thesis emphasizes the supremacy of air power in shaping the battlefield. The importance of air power had not been underestimated by any of the belligerents before 1914.
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