March 21, 1969 Before noon, a new Hawk battery, which was deployed at Baluza, north of the town of Kantara in the Sinai region detected an Egyptian MiG-21 aircraft which took off from Port-said airport. The controller, Yair Tamir, tracked the aircraft on the radar, in its flight from north to south along the Suez canal, and when the MiG-21 broke to a course heading towards the Hawk battery, a missile was launched at it, which successfully destroyed the aircraft while it was flying at an altitude of 6,700 m. [4]. During the War of Attrition, Hawk batteries had shot down between 8 and 12 aircraft [5]; Janes reports 12 kills as 1 Il-28, 4 Su-7, 4 MiG-17 and 3 MiG-21.
August 2, 1990, Hawk missiles defending Kuwait against the Iraqi invasion in August 1990 are claimed two kills have been verified a MiG-23BN and a Su-22.