an interisting article Brad, a good occasion for a flashback.
the author sounds a bit too enthusiatic about allied capabilities to obtain the air supremacy after saying that they were basically lacking of coordination (differents doctrines, administrative "brick wall" between ATAFs,) and that soviet forces would focus heavily on disabling the allied air bases with strong means (for exmple, as far as i know, in Europe, only the swedish have developped a credible answer to the threat of Spetnaz and opening strikes on AB).
it would have been interisting to detail a bit more the soviet threat and the homogeneousity of the allied hardware and such important factors to evaluate realisticaly the situation at that time.
by the way, i'm definitely as qualified as the authror but i'm neither the kind of guy that would say "look, they are no longer so our hardware/doctrine/soldiers were definitelly better and would hav eated them in one week)