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I can't find a single unbiased source to support this story. Furthermore this is obviously written in a flattering, propagandistic style ("gallant" actions? Seriously?), and the Israeli pilot's name is just given as a "Captain Lutz". No mention if he survived or not and no way to track whether such a person actually existed.

Seems like someone feels the need to compensate for something. 93.172.160.129 ( talk) 08:24, 7 September 2023 (UTC) reply