Upon hearing the news that the Air Force was no longer able to launch another counterattack, Moss sighed with some regret, "Without air cover, ground troop operations will be quite passive."
"The enemy has destroyed much of our field airports, and most of the planes have been crippled on the ground... Even if we fly out planes from farther away, we don't have many planes available for combat anymore," the operations staff officer explained.
After the Dwarves suddenly deployed hundreds of planes to join the battle, the Tang Army learned from the experience and focused on clearing the previously ignored Dwarf field airports during their counterattack.
After several rounds of fierce raids, these previously usable airports have now been incapacitated, and the planes deployed at these airports have been unable to take off for combat.
