Please explain why you removed this claim? A fighter wing is a subclass of a wing, specifically a wing that primarily is tasked with operating fighter aircraft.
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Yes, you're correct. The item "wings" is defined for military unit size class to aviation unit size. and, wouldn't it be the same definition by adding a size designation of "wings" as a qualifier for "fighter unit"? If my define is wrong, I'll make follow your define.
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You are not wrong. It certainly is a subclass of 'fighter unit' (q. size 'wing'), but I think it is equally a subclass of 'wing' (q. operates 'fighter'), so that is why generally I would add both subclass claims. I don't think there is currently a separate 'air wing' class for aviation wings in general, or at least it and 'wing' are merged, so that is why I would keep it under 'wing' for now. Classification can be fuzzy, so thoughts on it are welcome.