Has rhere been anywar(modern) were the guy with airpower was defeated?
>Not counting guerrilia
>Has to have had atleast one land force fight

>>63927985 (OP)
Not sure I understand the question do you mean

>guy with airpower lost to another guy with airpower
or
>guy with airpower lost to a buy WITHOUT air power

>>63928001
The guy with less airpower winning.
Could be 50 less plane cpuld be no planes

>>63927985 (OP)
Indo-Pak wars probably? Pak Airforce has always been good, for a third world country that is.

>>63927985 (OP)
Gorilla is how you fight when you don’t have air dominance THOUGH

>>63927985 (OP)

Does Syria count?

Assad and Russia pretty much had control of the skies throughout the entire war but they let their conventional ground forces rot so it wasn't enough.

>>63927985 (OP)
>frogposter
>abhorrently stupid post
like clockwork

>>63927985 (OP)
Vietnam wasn’t entirely a guerilla war.

>>63928628
yeah, I hadn't thought of that one
>>63928871
By the time South Vietnam lost, US air power had been withdrawn for some time and their own air force no longer had uncontested control of the skies over the country. By 1975, the VNAF had suffered a lot of losses or otherwise had planes grounded due to enemy, and North Vietnam was able to contest their control with SAMs and their own aircraft (on top an advantage in tech, materiel, and manpower for their ground forces).
Not to say that they didn't win, but they won in large part through the nullification of air power as an advantage and only after that.

>>63929717
yeah but even so north vietnam never had air dominance so I think it counts

>>63927985 (OP)
The Chaco War in the 30s. Bolivia had a stronger, German trained air force but Bolivian high command didn't know how to utilize it properly and allowed the Paraguayans to outmanouver them.

>>63927985 (OP)
literally every counterinsurgency except for the Nazi anti-partisan forces where they just murdered everyone vaguely suspicious