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=Aerial Combat Breakdown=

=Aerial Combat Breakdown=

Aerial Combat is one of the ''daytime combat'' intermediary phases. In this phase, the allied and enemy fleets fight each other indirectly for aerial dominance and airstrike potential, granting either fleet substantial advantages in the subsequent combat phases.

Aerial Combat is one of the ''daytime combat'' intermediary phases. In this phase, allied and enemy fleets indirectly fight each other for aerial dominance and airstrike potential, granting either fleet some substantial advantages in the subsequent combat phases.

Aerial Combat has the following structure:

Aerial Combat has the following structure:

* Jet Assault Phase

* [[LBAS]]'s Jet Assault  

* Stage 1 - Battle for Air Superiority

* Stage 1 - Battle for Air Superiority

* Stage 2 - Fleet Anti-Air Defense

* Stage 2 - Fleet Anti-Air Defense

* Stage 3 - Airstrike

* Stage 3 - Airstrike

If an LBAS phase happens before the Aerial Combat phase, the enemy fleet state, such as plane slots and Fighter Power used for the subsequent Aerial Combat, is carried over. This can be used to tamper with the Enemy's Aerial Combat initial conditions. For more information, check the [[LBAS]] article.

 

If a LBAS phase happens before the Aerial Combat phase, the enemy fleet state, such as plane slots and Fighter Power used for the subsequent Aerial Combat, is carried over. This can be used to tamper with the Enemy's Aerial Combat initial conditions. For more information, check the [[LBAS]] article.

In case neither fleets meet the requirements, the sub-phase will be skipped.

In case neither fleets meet the requirements, the sub-phase will be skipped.