Actually, many F-4E(I)s were shot down by mid-range missiles from two chasing squadrons of "War-10B" while turning to escape.
For this, the Empire Air Force urgently dispatched four "Oil-20A" aircraft to provide fuel for the returning "War-10B".
It was under the brave interception of Fanluo Fighters that two E-3Bs from Newland Expeditionary Air Force successfully escaped, avoiding the fate of being shot down.
Unfortunately, it did not change the outcome of a crushing defeat.
After three large formation air battles, the Empire Air Force repelled the obstacle Tiger, gained air superiority, and the second wave of air strikes began simultaneously.
This refers to the hundreds of cruise missiles projected by the second bomber group mentioned earlier.
It's just additional strikes, mainly targeting long-range warning radars and air defense positions, especially the regional air defense missile system controlled by the Newland Expeditionary Air Force.
