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Iftach Spector is a retired IAF (Israel Air Force) Brigadier-General. Born 1940, raised in Kibbutz, he joined pilot training in 1958 and earned his wings in 1960. He gained honors as fighter pilot and leader, and is one of jet aviation’s topmost aces. In the 1973 Yom-Kippur War Lt. Col. Spector commanded F‑4 Phantom squadron #107. Later he became the IAF’s Chief of Operations. While commanding a fighter base, Col. Spector was entrusted also with the assimilation of the American F‑16 jet fighter into the IAF, and participated in the demolition of the Iraqi nuclear reactor Osirak.