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Possible Ways to Stabilise the Balance in Tactical Aviation on the European Continent

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Theoretically, the reduction of offensive capability in the combat potential of tactical aviation is more difficult than the establishment of non-offensive structures for the land forces. The difficulty has many explanations. Primarily, the inherent high mobility of aviation is a factor which makes it difficult to confine it to a given region. This difficulty, however, can be overcome if the deployment data of all units of land-based tactical aviation are available and inspection of air bases is permitted.

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  1. Ronald Hatchett, ‘Restructuring the Air Forces for Non-provocative Defence’, in Marliester Borg and Wim A. Smit (eds), Non-Provocative Defence as a Principle of Arms Reduction (Amsterdam, 1989 ), pp. 177–88.

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Konovalov, A. (1990). Possible Ways to Stabilise the Balance in Tactical Aviation on the European Continent. In: Boserup, A., Neild, R. (eds) The Foundations of Defensive Defence. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20733-6_15

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