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Lesson Index: [ Introduction | Lesson Objective | Overview | Air and Space Power Characteristics | The Seven Tenets | Centralized Control and Decentralized Execution | Applying the Tenet | Example: North Africa | Example: Battle of Britain | Flexibility and Versatility | Example: Multi-role Employment | Example: Parallel Operations | Priority | Example: Yom Kippur War | Synergistic Effects | Example: Operation ENDURING FREEDOM | WWII-Control the Air | Persistence | Example: Huels Synthetic Rubber Plant | Example: Operation DESERT STORM | Concentration | Example: Battle of Britain | Example: Deliberate Force | Balance | Example: Yom Kippur War | Summary | Quiz ]

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Question 1: Traditionally employed as a strategic space resource for warning of intercontinental ballistic missile attacks, during the Gulf War the Defense Support Program or DSP was employed at the operational and tactical levels to warn of SCUD missile attacks. DSP was also used to augment the PATRIOT Air Defense battery radar in tracking and intercepting incoming SCUD missiles. Employment of the DSP in the Gulf War embodies which of the following Tenets of Aerospace Power?

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Relevant lesson page: Flexibility and Versatility


Question 2: The statement "limited resources require that air and space forces be applied where they can make the greatest contribution to the most critical JFC requirements" implies the use of which tenet of aerospace power?

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Relevant lesson page: Priority


Question 3: Although the first aircraft entered the military inventory in 1907, it was 40 years before an independent air force was created. Years of wartime experience led military leaders to recognize that…

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Relevant lesson page: Persistence

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