Iraqi Airstrikes on Israeli Positions, 1973
Iraqi Air Force Hawker Hunters participated in the opening strikes against Israeli positions in Sinai on 6 October 1973, supporting Egypt’s offensive across the Suez Canal. Drawing aircraft and personnel from Iraq’s 6th and 29th Squadrons, the contingent operated as 66 Squadron within Egyptian operational planning.
Its assigned targets included the command centre at al-Tasa, Hawk surface-to-air missile positions, and self-propelled 175 mm artillery, combining attacks on command infrastructure with the suppression of defensive firepower.
Months of preparation preceded a tightly compartmentalised execution order. Iraqi pilot Salem Mohammed Naji recalls that the squadron commander received a sealed envelope around midday, with instructions to open it at 12.30.
His formation subsequently approached at extremely low altitude, reportedly below twenty metres, and crossed the canal precisely at 14.00. Such synchronisation sought to compress Israeli warning time while coordinating the air offensive with the wider assault.
Coalition interoperability imposed additional constraints, as incompatibilities between Iraqi aircraft identification equipment and Egyptian air defence systems necessitated carefully coordinated flight corridors.
Naji also records that the returning Hunters were rearmed for another strike, which Egyptian command cancelled after judging the initial attack sufficient.
The decision illustrates the distinction between maintaining immediate combat readiness and committing aircraft to further exposure once commanders considered the assigned objectives achieved.
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