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The Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI) Kfir is a versatile air-to-air and ground attack jet aircraft that has seen extensive use by various military forces since its introduction in 1975. Powered by a high-bypass turbofan engine, this agile combat plane offers excellent maneuverability and payload capacity, making it well-suited for tactical missions. Some of the Kfir's key features include a single Pratt & Whitney J52-P408 turbojet engine that produces over 17,000 pounds of thrust at full afterburner. Its maximum takeoff weight is approximately 27,000 pounds, while its primary payload consists of AIM-9 Sidewinder air-to-air missiles and external fuel tanks. During the Lebanon War, Israel heavily relied on the Kfir as their main fighter-bomber, utilizing its impressive attack capabilities to neutralize Syrian and Palestinian military forces. In recent years, a variant of the IAI Kfir known as the 'F-21 Lion Cub' was introduced with enhanced avionics and electronic warfare features. This advanced version serves primarily as an advanced trainer jet for elite pilot candidates within Israel's defense establishment.