Air Dominance, what does it mean?

TSgt Joshua Copeland — Fri, 02 Jan 2015 17:49:14 -0500

"April 15, 1953. Every Airman should understand the significance of this date, as it was the first day of a streak that has now lasted 60 years. According to Air Force and DOD historians, April 15, 1953 was the last time an American ground troop was killed by ordnance delivered from an enemy aircraft."

http://www.tyndall.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123344479

Does the Air Force really deserve "all the credit" for this?
Shouldn't the goal be zero troops killed by ANY ordnance delivered from all aircraft?

Commentary - Tyndall celebrates Air Dominance milestone

Editor's Note: April 15, 2013 marks a very important date in Air Dominance history. Through the years, Tyndall has become known as the "Home of Air Dominance," due to the wide variety of missions here and what they bring to the fight. On this anniversary, two Tyndall units stepped forwa