Bab 1217: Chapter 905: Long-Range Shipborne Missile_3

Australasia had also relied heavily on a large number of antiair missiles to quickly destroy numerous Island Nation planes and secure aerial victory, despite having an equal or even smaller number of airplanes.

Up to this point, the Islanders had been consistently outperformed by Australasian planes, not just because of the superior performance of the Australasian planes, but also due to the significant role played by antiair missiles.

There were two methods of testing air-based missiles, one being for air-to-air combat and the other for air-to-ground bombing.

After all, the missiles carried by planes served two purposes, one to attack enemy planes and the other to bombard ground targets on a large scale.

The test method for air-to-air combat remained the same as the previous generation of missiles.

After all, the performance of the previous generation's Dove missiles in actual war was quite outstanding when measured this way.