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Land Force units and sub-units will be assigned to task forces on a rotating three-year cycle. In recent times, theories relating to the creation of air combat forces on continental theaters were based on the experience of WWII and local wars and they were further developed mainly in the military doctrines of the two rivaling military-political alliances--NATO and the Warsaw Pact. We then assessed their ability to produce these specific forces on request. |
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