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从朝鲜战争起,世界空军专 家们就预言空战的未来属于空空导弹和高空高速拦截机,战斗机以及空中格斗技术将退居次要地位。机炮的时代将彻底成为过去。但1965年印巴大空战却恰恰支持了与此相反的理论:战机对机炮的依赖胜于导弹,飞机机动性、飞行员的技能比过去更加重要。空战几乎全部发生在低空而非高空。尽管1965年印巴空战规模算不上空前,使用的装备也绝非先进,但它与稍晚爆发的越战都证明了喷气时代空战的走向,在世界航空发展史上占有其应有的地位。
Since the Korean War, World Air Force experts have predicted that the future of air combat will fall into the category of air-to-air missiles and high-altitude high-speed interceptors. Fighter jets and air combat techniques will be relegated to a secondary position. The era of artillery will completely become the past. However, in 1965, the air war in India and Pakistan exactly supported the opposite theory: the fighter relied on the gun more than missiles and aircraft maneuvers, and the pilots’ skills were more important than in the past. Almost all air combat took place at low altitude rather than altitude. Although the scale of airplanes in India and Pakistan was not unprecedented and the equipment used was by no means advanced in 1965, both Vietnam and Vietnam, which emerged later, proved the air combat in the jet age and took its place in the history of world aviation development.