Near-Defense Guns Take to the Skies

Above Tewei City, ten thousand meters in the sky!

Dozens of Jewish State fighter jets were swooping toward them.

Because the Phoenix Sky Strategic Bombers had bombed the major airports within the Jewish State by launching missiles, the Jewish State's fighter jets had suffered devastating losses.

Thus, although the Jewish State had several hundred fighter jets, some had been destroyed on the runways, while others had been unable to take off because there had not been enough time to repair the airport runways.

The dozens of fighter jets flying over now had all been desperately maintained by Jewish State ground crews, refueled and rearmed, and then sent to urgently take off and fly to Tewei City for support as soon as the runways had been repaired.

The Jewish State might be no more than a tiny patch of land, but it had the backing of its big daddy, the Beautiful Country, and its air force was quite formidable.

For example, among the dozens of fighter jets rushing to support Tewei City, there were not only the classic F-15s and F-16 fighter jets, but also the F-35 fighter jet, the Beautiful Country's fifth-generation fighter.

These fighters flew in pairs. The one responsible for commanding them was Grayer, an air force colonel from the Jewish State. At that moment, he was reporting the situation to the command center in the rear.

"Report. The fighter formation has arrived near Tewei City's airspace. We are searching for enemy fighters, but the radar has found nothing so far. Requesting ground radar data to be fed in and assistance locating the enemy."

As Grayer spoke over the radio, he frowned at the radar warning receiver, which was empty of any signals.

Its function was to detect enemy fighter radar signals and warn pilots of approaching enemy