Examples of using Enemy planes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Enemy planes!
He shot down 17 enemy planes.
Enemy planes again?
The city was bombed by enemy planes.
Enemy planes approaching.
You are then attacked by enemy planes.
Enemy planes are approaching!
Von Richthofen had already downed 66 enemy planes.
Enemy planes were shot down in dogfights.
We were alone against three enemy planes, and we survived.
Many enemy planes were destroyed in the air and on the ground!
From time to time, during the work, the enemy planes attacked the port.
The enemy planes continued to fire machine guns and hit other soldiers on the deck.
The F-15's missionwas to provide the attackers with defensive cover against enemy planes.
Radar shows enemy planes heading on course, 220.
Stenger explains it like this: In older jets, he has to manually operate things like radar(pointing it at the ground to search for missiles shot at him, or at the sky,to look for enemy planes).
Please bring six enemy planes, otherwise it does not Forces.
The source added that“the Syrian radar treated Israeli fighter jets as friendly planes in the past andnot as enemy planes, which proves that Israel knew the codes of the missile system.”.
This will make itpossible to better distinguish between enemy planes and friendly aircraft-- for example, Russian planes-- and to"lock" hostile targets automatically, without need for a decision by the battery operator, which invites mistakes.
In the Six Day War, 60 enemy planes and 12 IAF planes were shot down.
Air-to-air missiles for use against enemy planes and two 20--ton hydrogen bombs designed to detonate over land targets.
Nevertheless, some bomber gunners did keep an unofficial count of enemy planes they had shot down, and some individual gunners were even given official recognition(though none was officially credited as an“air ace”).
Enemy plane!
An enemy plane.
Dogfight an enemy plane.
What was it like to shoot down an enemy plane?
They have never seen an enemy plane coming toward them- the last aerial battle of the Israel Air Force took place before most of them were born.
I met the last AirForce General who had actually shot down an enemy plane in combat.
We're so far fromfront line action we rarely encounter an enemy plane let alone the opportunity to engage one.
Our airmen, who struck the enemies planes so accurately that no one in the world understands how it was done and people seek technological explanations or secret weapons;
