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[edit]Regardless the poor language of the article, Atef El-Sadat was a fighter-bomber pilot, flying Su-7 (52 sq 205 br), he wasn't part of Mig-17 formations that attacked Ras Nasrani on the first hour of Yom Kippur War, He was shot down alongside three of his colleagues (among them the squadron leader) over El-Meliz airfield, three were KIA (which includes Atef) and one was POW.
"and his colleagues described him as his experience in the War of Attrition that made him a mentor on Soviet aircraft during that period", this is nothing but a false allegation that lacks credibility. Amr F.Nagy (talk) 04:28, 18 December 2022 (UTC)
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