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The real frontline of modern war is shifting to the air littoral, the low-altitude zone packed with drones, sensors, and electronic warfare. From Ukraine to India, this contested air layer now determines whether troops can maneuver, survive, or strike. Armies that dominate this space will shape tomorrow’s battlefields; those that ignore it will fight blind.

Modern battlefields blur the line between ground and air, as drones, loitering munitions, artillery, and GBAD systems compete in the same tactical sky. To prevent chaos and fratricide, the Army must own this battlespace from company to corps, institutionalising ROZs, kill boxes, JTAC/FAC networks, and integrated deconfliction. Victory tomorrow will depend less on 30,000 feet of airpower, and more on controlling 300 feet above the battlefield.

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