Original sentence: Anastas Ngjela (3 March 1934 – 24 July 1999) was an Albanian pilot of First Class and the Colonel of Military Air Forces, of Albania Republic.He  began his theoretical studies at the Soviet school in the city of Borisoglebsk, Voronezh region, which is named after Valery Chkalov.In 1957, Anastas Ngjella and his Mahmut Hysa flew their first combat mission against a United States Air Force jet.that had allegedly violated Albanian airspace
Edited sentence: After completing his education, Ngjela returned to Albania in 1955 and immediately joined the Albanian Air Force.Anastas Ngjela (March 3, 1934 – July 24, 1999) was a highly skilled  Albanian pilot and Colonel of the Air Force of the Albanian People's Army.Born in Albania, Ngjela displayed exceptional talent and passion for aviation from an early age.He and his friend were told that an American fighter pilot from the United States Air Force allegedly violated the airspace in Albania.He was organized and began his theoretical studies at the Soviet school in the city of Borisoglebsk, Voronezh region, which is named after Valery Chkalov.His commitment to excellence and his tireless efforts in advancing the capabilities of the Albanian Air Force greatly contributed to its development and success.His extensive knowledge and expertise made him a valuable asset to the force.In 1951, he earned the privilege to attend prestigious military schools and academies in the USSR and the People's Republic of China, where he honed his piloting skills and acquired advanced training.In 1957, Anastas Ngjella and his friend Mahmut Hysa got their first combat mission against a United States Air Force fighter pilot who was a NATO pilot.In recognition of his outstanding contributions and dedication to the field of aviation, he was awarded numerous decorations and accolades.Ngjela also played a pivotal role in the training and preparation of new air force personnel, sharing his knowledge and experience to groom the next generation of pilots