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- Israel Air Force landed a second Gidon tanker at Nevatim Airbase, expanding the fleet.
- The Gidon is a converted Boeing KC-46 produced through a U.S.–Israeli joint program.
- An overseeing officer described the Gidon as the world’s most advanced aerial refueling aircraft.
- Israel has ordered six Gidon tankers and may procure additional units later.
- The tanker can refuel, carry up to 18 pallets, transport passengers, and deliver humanitarian aid worldwide.
