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Air Power Struggles With Hidden Korea Targets
In Korea the 5th Air Force chief says air power can win if targets can be found. Jets defend superiority when targets are locatable, but fighting Indian warfare in rugged terrain makes close air support hard. Remarks from Col. Gilbert Meyers describe jet efficiency and the need for spotters and smoke markers near front lines.
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