Artillery in Combined Arms Operations

The coordination of artillery fire with other combat arms, such as infantry, armor, and air power, to achieve a combined effect. It was a crucial aspect of successful military operations in World War II.

Aquitaine, Allied Air Support

During the liberation of the Aquitaine region of France, Allied air power played a crucial role in providing support to ground forces. Allied aircraft conducted bombing raids, strafing runs, and reconnaissance missions, helping to overcome German defenses.

Approaching the Invasion, Air Power

The crucial contribution of Allied air forces in providing air superiority, bombing German defenses, and supporting ground troops during the invasion.

Air War

The aerial aspect of warfare, involving combat between aircraft, strategic bombing, and support for ground operations.

Advancing Air Power

The increasing reliance on air power, particularly strategic bombing and fighter aircraft, during World War II, leading to significant advancements in aircraft design, tactics, and technology.

Aerial Warfare

Combat operations conducted in the air, involving aircraft, balloons, and other airborne vehicles.

Amphibious Assault

A military operation involving the landing of troops and equipment from the sea onto a hostile shore, usually with the support of naval gunfire and air power. Key tactic used by Allied forces in World War II.

Aerial Superiority

The ability of one air force to control the airspace over a particular area, preventing the enemy from using it for their own purposes.