No one can deny the importance of the Imperial Air Force's timely participation in the war.
Fundamentally, Bakistan and Fanluo Country are not in the same weight class as opponents.
Even if Bakistan gives it their all, they can only maintain a standing military force equivalent to 40% of Fanluo Country's, and strategically they can only be in a defensive posture.
The most representative example is the Second Southern Subcontinent War.
In this regional war that almost triggered a third Global War, during the initial stage, the Bakistan Air Force practically held the line alone, taking the lead in reprisals after the ground defenses were breached, winning crucial time for the ground forces to regain momentum. However, by the later stages of the war, the Fanluo Air Force wore down the Bakistan Air Force through sheer attrition, seizing the initiative on the battlefield and achieving their strategic goal of dismembering Bakistan.
