air denial
The term 'air denial' originates from military strategy and refers to tactics used to prevent enemy air forces from controlling airspace.
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Definition
C1Aerial Warfare
(technical)A strategy where a weaker air force prevents an enemy from achieving full control of the airspace.
Example
- Despite being outmatched, the country's air denial tactics kept the enemy from dominating the skies.
C1Military Strategy
(technical)Tactics used to restrict enemy aircraft access to a specific area.
Example
- The deployment of surface-to-air missiles was a key component of their air denial strategy.
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