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The Cartadanian Air Force's involvement in both Great Wars was largely concentrated on key areas where air support provided a strategic advantage. Although largely uninvolved in the [[First Great War]], the [[Second Great War]] saw Cartadania's determination to utilize the full impact of its armed forces, especially its Air Force. After the annexation of the eastern states, the Department of Defense redirected much of its efforts towards developing equipment and mobilizing the workforce in the western states of [[Victoria]] and [[Verona]]. This included contractors such as [[Angelico]] and [[Murena Defense]], who increased production to meet the demand.

 

During the joint campaign between Cartadania and Pelaxia, the Cartadanian Air Force conducted a number of strikes in the eastern front, working closely with the Pelaxian Air Force to cross-train, supply, and plan out the operation of the conflict. As the Cartadanian Air Force was 16 years senior to its Caphirian counterpart, with the Pelaxians having a six-year headstart on Caphiria, the joint force had a significant advantage in terms of experience and expertise. Time was also on its side, allowing for more effective planning and execution of operations. The success of the joint force was due in no small part to the close collaboration and coordination between the Cartadanian and Pelaxian Air Forces, as well as their advanced equipment and tactics.

During the Carto-Porlosi conflict, the Cartadanian Air Force played a crucial role in providing air support to the Army. As the conflict was largely concentrated in inland areas, the air force became the primary means of transportation for supplies and personnel. With the help of the air force, the army was able to move quickly and efficiently across the rugged terrain, launching surprise attacks on the rebel militia. The air force was also responsible for conducting reconnaissance missions over the conflict zone. These missions provided valuable information to the army, allowing them to adjust their strategy and tactics to gain an advantage over the rebels. The air force pilots were highly trained and experienced, allowing them to fly at low altitudes and navigate through challenging terrain with ease.

Furthermore, the Cartadanian Air Force played a significant role in the siege of the rebel militia in San Ysidro. The air force launched a series of air-to-surface campaigns, bombing key rebel targets and supply lines. These attacks helped to weaken the rebels' position and pave the way for a ground assault by the army.

Despite the conflict ultimately going in favor of Alahuela, the Cartadanian Air Force's contribution was invaluable in securing victory. The lessons learned during the Carto-Porlosi conflict were taken into account by the Department of Defense and the Air Force continued to grow and develop its capabilities in air support and reconnaissance missions. In future conflicts, the Cartadanian Air Force would prove to be a formidable force, securing air superiority and aiding the army in achieving its objectives.