Armée de l’air américaine

The term “Armée de l’air américaine” translates to “United States Air Force” in English. It refers to the aerial and space warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces. The primary mission of the United States Air Force is to provide air superiority, to organize, train, and equip military forces for prompt and sustained combat operations in the air and space. It is responsible for defending the U.S. and its interests through control and exploitation of air and space. Established as a separate service in 1947, it originated from the Army Air Forces of World War II, and it plays a crucial role in modern military operations, including air support for ground troops, strategic bombing, reconnaissance, and humanitarian assistance during crises. The Air Force also manages various aircraft fleets, including fighter jets, bombers, transport planes, and unmanned aerial vehicles, and is involved in the development and operation of military space capabilities.