The Armed Forces participated in the activity with 10 sorties of F-16 fighter aircraft and 1 EMB – 145H Airborne Early Warning and Control System (ASEPE), while on the Israeli side, B707 aerial refueling aircraft, G550 early warning and control aircraft, as well as F-15, F-16 and F-35 fighter jets.
The Armed Forces participated yesterday 12 and today 13 September in the bilateral air exercise between Greece and Israel under the name “Frizis Damas-23”, within the FIR of Athens and Tel Aviv.
As announced, the exercise was conducted as part of the implementation of the defense cooperation program between Greece and Israel for 2023, and its purpose is to train the participants in long-range complex air operations with the support of Air to Air Refueling (AAR) aircraft. and early warning and control (Airborne Early Warning and Control – AEW&C), as well as dealing with aerial threats and attacking ground targets.
The Armed Forces participated in the activity with 10 sorties of F-16 fighter aircraft and 1 EMB – 145H Airborne Early Warning and Control System (ASEPE), while on the Israeli side, B707 aerial refueling aircraft, G550 early warning and control aircraft, as well as F-15, F-16 and F-35 fighter jets.
The exercise is a continuation of the corresponding “Frizis Damas – 22”, the conduct of which confirms the already close military cooperation between Greece and Israel and further deepens the strong ties of their Armed Forces, contributing to the strengthening of the role played by the two countries for the ensuring stability and security in the Eastern Mediterranean region and beyond.
Source: Skai
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