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These are the jets that are wrecking havoc on me and capable of destroying an embarked Modern Armor Army in one shot. Looks like Fighters to me.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2290728812
Also those Anti-Air Guns are useless.
Haven't built a Bomber in Civ6 yet, but I imagine you click on it and then a unit as normal. For Biplanes you just click Deploy and click an area within their range. Haven't experimented with them much either because mine got taken out by those Fighters the turn after I deployed them.
Edit: Just read the popup on my own Screenshot. Those are Jet Fighters lol. Well I'm not looking forward to Bombers then. Modern Armor fortified on a hill with a couple upgrades fares ok.
Embarked units are generally much more vulnerable than when they are not embarked. The defense strength of embarked units is based on your tech era, not on the unit itself - and I don't believe that it is increased for a corps or army. That makes such units especially vulnerable when embarked. The Jet Fighter's attack strength (110) is just so much higher than the defense strength of a transport (50, if you are in the modern tech era, according to civilization.fandom.com/wiki/Combat_(Civ6)#Attacking_embarked_units) that it can kill in one shot.
Yes. In order to put the enemy fighters at any risk of being shot down you'd need to have AA guns and also your own fighter patrolling the area that is attacked. Even that is unlikely to do more than slow down the pace of attacks, because presumably the enemy will simply wait for the aircraft to heal before sending it out on another mission.