Shire proposed a complete air combat system.
First, fighter jets equipped with machine guns would be used to gain air superiority.
Once air superiority was achieved, reconnaissance planes could fly freely over the enemy's heads, easily and quickly scouting the enemy's real-time movements. Many pieces of intelligence that couldn't be obtained from the ground, even with heavy casualties, could be gathered with just one flight of a reconnaissance plane.
Then came the bombers.
After the reconnaissance planes gathered intelligence, the bombers could strike wherever they wanted, easily bypassing the enemy lines to deliver devastating blows to key targets behind enemy lines. This had already formed another kind of "asymmetric warfare" during trench warfare, enough to impact enemy morale.
The Germans had also thought about this model, but their development direction was "airships."
The Germans' dream was shattered by Shire with a small rocket in Antwerp.
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