To prevent the Island Nation Air Force from causing trouble during their own air raids, these Australian airplanes were constantly searching for the location of the military airfields of the Island Nation as soon as they initiated the air raid.
The good news was that, like the Island Nation, the Ryukyu Islands were overall quite long and narrow, which significantly reduced the difficulty of locating enemy military airfields.
But the bad news was that before the Australasian Air Force could find the location of the Island Nation's airfields, a continuous stream of Islander airplanes began taking off to obstruct the Australasian Air Force.
"Squadrons 1, 2, and 3 eliminate the enemy, squadrons 4 and 5 quickly determine the location of the enemy's airfields. After we locate their airfields, squadrons 4, 5, and 6 protect the bombers and directly destroy their airfields," the commander on the Australasian side immediately ordered.
