The phrase "aerial force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to military or strategic operations conducted from the air, typically involving aircraft or airborne troops.
Example: "The aerial force was deployed to provide air support during the ground operation."
Alternatives: "airborne unit" or "air force".
New armoured, artillery and aerial forces will be brought up to Mosul for the operation, though scraping together such forces is getting increasingly difficult due to the growing number of major ISIS assaults in the Baghdad suburbs and cities like Ramadi, Samarra, Tuz Khurmatu, Sharqat and Mosul.
Howell spent eight months flying operations over Italy, conducting attacks against ground targets and engaging in sorties against aerial forces.
He passed the final period of the Spanish Civil War in 1939 working in an airplane factory, helping construct Polikarpov planes for the aerial forces of General Francisco Franco.
The uprising was "an act of treason" carried out by a minority within the military, Erdogan said. He vowed to "clean up" the armed forces and "eradicate" those who had operated aerial forces against his government.
Last September, President Xi Jinping announced that he would cut 300,000 members of the PLA, an ambitious attempt to transition China's army of 2.3 million from traditional land forces to smaller naval and aerial forces that are highly trained and modernized.
The concepts that he propagated included air superiority, the need for an air force to be separate from the other branches of the armed services, control of the air as a means of carrying out offensive strikes, and the substitution of aerial forces for ground troops.
After German ace and parachute expert Ernst Udet visited Japan in 1939 to inspect the Japanese aerial forces, reporting to Hermann Göring that "Japanese flyers, though brave and willing, are no sky-beaters", General Tomoyuki Yamashita was given the job of reorganizing the Japanese Air Arm in late 1940.
Bayern Munich's upgrade on the Barcelona model hints at the latter; either way, Negredo is part of the solution, providing, on top of all the other qualities, the brute force and aerial strength Spain lacked, not so much a Plan B as a Plan A+.
The inferno, the worst in Israel's history, was finally brought under control with the help of an international aerial firefighting force, a rescue effort also laden with anomalies as Greek planes flew with Turkish ones, and Israeli firefighters faced the flames alongside crews sent in by the Palestinian Authority, including one from Jenin.
