Russians have "air superiority" in Afghanistan

I know what you think they mean

So you do know the definition of the phrases.

but since I have heard them used by professionals to describe real world situations it's my definition we'll be going by.

Ah so someone is wrong because you want to only use your own definitions of the phrases .

OK the real world, what stages of the Russian occupation of Afghanistan would you label with your personal definitions of the three terms?
Or you could do the same with French operations in Vietnam .

Perhaps if you do both examples then the world can see what your definition is and try and match it with the usual definition.

I'd rather the Russians have air supremacy then the lolwaffles.:rotfl: