Supported by the Airborne Early Warning and Control System, a squadron of eight "War-11B" could control air superiority over an airspace of 1,000 to 1,500 kilometers!
Furthermore, in the past few years of joint exercises, pilots from the "Expeditionary Mixed Wing" almost always came out on top.
According to internal simulations conducted by the Air Force, even if they couldn't take on a hundred to one, they could definitely take on ten to one.
Theoretically, against an opponent like the Iraqi Air Force, two squadrons of the "Expeditionary Mixed Wing," meaning 16 fighter jets, would be enough to take the initiative in an air superiority battle with support from the rear command system and crush invading enemy aircraft of less than a large formation.
Li Tianling was fully confident in the combat effectiveness of the "War-11B."
It wasn't just the fighter jet itself; it had to do with the new munitions used as well.
