As for how to do it specifically, the Marine Corps would have to figure it out on their own.
Additionally, the Air Force was not fighting alone.
According to Shi Shouliang's instructions, the Chief of Naval Staff had already guaranteed that ship-borne aircraft would be responsible for air defense tasks in the direction of Boss Bay.
That is, there was no need for the Air Force to guard the north against Boi Country.
As long as the situation deteriorated, especially if the Iraqi forces crossed the border, the Navy would immediately conduct a comprehensive strike on military targets within Iraq.
Although in the initial 7 days, there were only three carrier battle groups, with over 200 ship-borne aircraft, there were more than 300 cruise missiles on the decks of over ten escort battleships in the three carrier battle groups—enough to inflict heavy damage on the Iraqi military in the early stages of the war.
