Which six are the six air forces?

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The air force is mainly engaged in air operations. In most countries, the air force consists of aviation, ground-to-air missile troops, anti-aircraft artillery, airborne troops, radar troops and other arms. The types of aircraft equipped by the air force usually include fighters, bombers, and fighter bombers.

The basic tasks are: to undertake national air defense, to support the army and navy in their operations, to carry out air strikes behind enemy lines, to carry out air transport and aerial reconnaissance, and to be synonymous with strategic bombing by the Air Force.

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Air Force arms

Since the successful test flight of the world's first aircraft, some European countries began to develop aircraft and use them in the military field. During the two world wars, airplanes were widely used and gradually attracted the attention of most countries. The development of modern science and technology after the war equipped the Air Force with a large number of modern weapons and equipment, which made the Air Force gradually become a synthetic service with multiple arms.

1. transport aviation

transport aviation refers to the air force arms that perform air transport tasks with transport planes and helicopters as the main equipment. Its main task is to transport weapons and materials for its own combat troops and ensure the troops to carry out air maneuvers and airborne operations.

2. Reconnaissance aviation

Reconnaissance aviation refers to the air force arms that use reconnaissance planes as the main equipment to obtain information from the air, and are compiled in units of wings or independent regiments. Its main task is to detect the terrain and meteorology of the enemy's important target aircraft, so as to ensure the smooth implementation of the combat operations of the services and arms.

3. Killing aviation

Killing aviation refers to the air force arms equipped to kill enemy air planes or other air raid weapons, and is usually compiled in the sequence of divisions, regiments, brigades, squadrons and wings. Its main task is to carry out aerial reconnaissance, resist enemy air strikes, cover ground troops and naval forces, and ensure the combat operations of other air force arms in order to seize air superiority.

fourth, bombing aviation

bombing aviation refers to the air force arms equipped with bombers to attack ground and water targets with firepower. Its main task is to carry out aerial reconnaissance and electronic countermeasures, surprise and destroy important targets behind enemy lines, cooperate with the combat operations of army troops, ships and airborne troops, and participate in sea and air control.

V. Killing and bombing aviation

Killing and bombing aviation refers to the air force arms equipped with killing bombers to carry out deep assault on the ground with firepower. Its main task is to destroy or suppress the enemy with conventional weapons or nuclear weapons, provide strong fire support to the ground combat troops, and participate in the combat operations to seize air superiority.

The supersonic fighter-bomber with stronger maneuverability, more powerful weapons and superior navigation and fire control systems will greatly improve the combat capability of the fighter-bomber.