What is NOT one of the six parts of Marine Aviation?

Strategic bombing is not one of the recognized six parts of Marine Aviation. Marine Aviation primarily focuses on supporting ground forces and conducting operations that are consistent with Marine Corps tactics and strategies. The six parts generally include elements such as air support, air reconnaissance, air defense, assault support, electronic warfare, and control of aircraft.

Strategic bombing, on the other hand, is often associated with larger-scale military operations aimed at crippling an enemy's industrial capabilities and morale, which falls more under the purview of the Air Force rather than specifically Marine Aviation. This distinction highlights the unique role and focus of the Marine Corps in integrating aviation with ground operations, emphasizing tactical and operational support rather than strategic bombardment.