BigBlueBox
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Is it possible to have have World War I-style static warfare if aircraft technology is equivalent to the late Interbellum or early World War II, but ground warfare is at a level no greater than that of 1918? Maybe air forces get huge investments while most of the money for the army is spent on static fortifications instead of mechanization and the Second World War starts in the late 1920s or early 1930s? Or does the advent of close air support strategic bombers bring an end to static fortifications?