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Part I. Israel bombs a nuclear plant in Iran (12)
Chapter 3 Another enemy of the pilot (3/3)
The
public opinion widely penetrated inside Israel that the fighter squadron was not
required any more. There was another unfavorable wind that threatened Israeli
Air Force pilots. That was unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAV), so-called
drones. Israel has sophisticated IT industry. They applied IT technology to the
munitions industry, and developed UCAVs which were far cheaper than jet
fighters. UCAVs did not require a pilot at all.
Manned
bombing by jet fighters was becoming rarely. Both senior pilots who had been
heroes in the Middle East Wars but were instructors these days, and active
pilots became more impatient. They thought that it was necessary to appeal the manned
fighter squadron. Air Force personnel compelled government to approve the
air-bombing plan against Iranian nuclear plant. One of old generals
acknowledged that this mission could be the last manned bombing by Israeli air
force.
(To be continued ----)
(From an ordinary citizen in the cloud)
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