Not really, mind you it's Europe, we don't have oceans to keep us away from potential enemies, most of air bases are well withing range of missiles, rockets, and in case of West Germany in the cold war, even artillery. You simply can't protect air base from an attack. That's why those systems were developed, jets were designed with thrust reverser, and Harrier was born. Plus many roads were built with intent of using them as makeshift airstrips in war time. Loses are inevitable to both runways and aircraft, all you can do is minimize the risks of loosing whole air force in the first strike.
BTW there was interesting project for USAFE for the same purpose, it was a hovercraft platform, a fighter jet would ride on to take off from grass fields and water in case the AB was destroyed.
