open a thread about 1973 war and let us discuss it there beside ruining this thread , but just shortly do you think that if israel was wining the war they will just give us Sinai that easy , does isreal seems to be that nice ?
i respect Pakistani people and army but i don't know what are you trying to prove and why is the bla bla against egypt in your comments.
GN all
Israel destroyed over 90 % Egypt Air-force on the ground before they can fly to protect Egypt Air Space
while Egyptians Night before the Attack were Sleeping European, Russians, Israel Whores; who came months before the Attack and they infiltrated Egypt Air force and other High Ranking Army Officers to make them hook on booze, Drugs and Free Sex...This is the real Egypt Air force, Army and other High Ranking Officers
Operation Moked: Destruction of the Egyptian Air Force (June 5, 1967)
In three hours in June, 1967, the IAF achieved one of the most spectacular victories in the history of modern warfare. During these fateful moments, Israeli fighters struck a crippling blow to the Egyptian Air Force by destroying most of its aircraft on the ground. During the tension-filled weeks that preceded the war, all efforts were focused on the operation. As Arab leaders whipped their populations into a militant frenzy, IAF maintenance forces whipped their aircraft into shape.
The planners concentrated on Egypt, the leader of the Arab world. They risked nearly all of the IAF's 200 fighters on the attack. Only 12 planes were held back to protect Israel's skies. The first wave struck precisely at 07:45, the daily change-over time at Egyptian air bases. Eleven fields were initially targeted. Special emphasis was placed on destroying the Tupelov and Ilyushin bombers which posed a strategic threat to Israel.
As the attack began, fighters dropped bombs designed to crater the runways, preventing enemy aircraft from taking off. This was followed by an intricate pattern of strafing runs, which caught scores of planes trapped on the ground. The perfect execution of this difficult aerial “choreography” was the result of countless hours of training. The first wave was a brilliant success: 189 planes, nearly half the Egyptian air force, lay burning. The second wave pressed the advantage against Egypt. Fourteen bases were hit and 107 more planes destroyed.
Later that morning, Syrian Migs and Jordanian artillery attacked Israel. Within one hour, Israeli planes were on their way to these countries, catching Migs and Hunters on the ground and in the air. By the end of the first day, the IAF controlled the skies, paving the way to victory. Not since the Battle of Britain had so many owed so much to so few
Israel Air Force In the Six-Day War | Jewish Virtual Library
