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Joint Air Attack Team Tactics (JAATT) was a doctrine, taught by the US military Tactical Air Command "in a combined arms team concept of operations" through TRADOC. The tactic was founded on both the A-10 and the OH-58 aircraft. "Using nap-of-the-earth flying techniques, helicopters can use even small terrain features for concealment. The…
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Source: Wikipedia — Joint Air Attack Team Tactics · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout