The enemy air force has intensified its campaign to gain air superiority. Frequent air strikes from bases in Syria have considerably strengthened their position. Air defences have been deployed in the Bekaar valley to protect main supply routes and airborne patrols are protecting the area. Air Command must not allow the enemy to establish air superiority.
:Stalemate
The allies have been partially successful in challenging the enemy's bid for air superiority. Further sorties are necessary to put this objective out of their reach..
:Failure
Our failure to challenge the enemy's bid for air superiority has left us at a disadvantage. Transport aircraft and helicopters are now supplying enemy forward positions. Allied Commanders are expecting the F16 aircrew to rectify this situation.
