Which single fighting system gives the carrier air wing its phenomenal combat punch?

The embarked air wing is fundamental to the carrier's effectiveness in projecting power and executing combat operations. It comprises various aircraft, including fighters, bombers, reconnaissance planes, and support aircraft, which together enable a wide range of tactical and strategic missions. This combination allows for air superiority, ground attack capabilities, and reconnaissance, making the air wing the primary source of offensive and defensive operations for the carrier.

While the carrier serves as a floating base and is equipped with advanced systems and technologies that enhance operational capabilities, its true combat punch comes from the variety, versatility, and readiness of the aircraft within the air wing. Logistical support assets can facilitate operations but do not directly contribute to combat power in the way that the air wing does. Advanced weaponry may enhance individual aircraft capabilities, but without the air wing itself, the carrier cannot effectively engage in conflict.