The Israeli Air Force also attaches great importance to the concentration and unified command of troops, emphasizing that in a certain local area or at a certain moment in the war, the enemy will be hit hard with overwhelming force. For example, in the third Middle East War, in the first wave of attacks on the first day, the Air Force only left 12 fighters as a reserve, and then rushed out to attack enemy airports.
Since 1982, the Israeli air force has attached great importance to the equipment of fighter-bombers to strengthen the interception and breakthrough bombing of the enemy, including the attack on enemy positions, and can also carry out anti-tank missions when necessary.
With the rapid development of air-to-air missiles today, the Israeli Air Force still insists on installing naval guns on all Mirage 3C fighters ordered. Practice has proved that this approach is correct, because the ability of mobile air combat is very important. Among the air forces all over the world, the long-range attack capability of the Israeli Air Force is also well known. 1in April, 976, the air force raided thousands of kilometers and suddenly landed at Entebbe airport, the capital of Uganda, destroying the hijackers and rescuing the Israeli hostages, which shocked all countries in the world.
Under modern operational conditions, the Israeli Air Force places special emphasis on high-intensity dispatch and rapid response capability. Its fighter dispatch rate can reach 92-96%, and the preparation time for re-dispatch is only about 7 minutes.