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  • in reply to: Searching MiG-29 with missiles on the wingtips #2577432
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    Here’s another two, taken from the favourite fighter pic thread:

    in reply to: Fun With Google Earth #2578016
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    I don’t think those are Floggers. looks like 3 MiG-21/F-7 and 1 F-6 Farmer to me – I believe the shadows tricked you. Also found 5 F-16s at Beni Suef. Anyway, here’s a .kmz file with more Egyptian stuff.

    in reply to: Pic request: Czechoslovak and Romanian Me-109 #1318697
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    Thanks, guys. I’m looking foremost for Bf109G pics, but S/CS-199 are also welcome. What was the camo of the Romanian birds (the ones with the star, not the classic wartime roundels)? Looks like light grey from that b/w pic…

    in reply to: Rare images of Romanian IAR-93 thread #2578113
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    The photo gallery provided by tomcat1974 pretty much covers the subject. However, images entitled 40.jpg and 41.jpg show the cockpits of IAR-99 #712, which received a limited upgrade in the early 90’s, not the IAR-93 cockpit.
    Here’s a couple of pics of IAR-93DC (double seater) #600, with fixed canards for testing purposes (they were used to shorten the take-off distance). Now it is an exhibit at the Air Force Academy in Brasov.
    Copyright belongs to “Cer Senin” (the official RoAF magazine)

    in reply to: SAAF Mirage F1-AZ's #2578192
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    There were 7 Ugandan MiG-21s (6 bis and 1 UM). The Sole UM has a sand/green paintscheme, while the bis have a light blue/grey camo.

    in reply to: Best Shot of your Favorite Fighter! #2578283
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    MiG-21 MF-75 Lancer C

    in reply to: Last airborne gun battle? #2578341
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    Flanker finished the UB off with a 30mm gun after hosing off several R-73 or R-60 missiles at the UB

    Flankers never carried R-60s

    in reply to: Myanmar Fulcrums #2578391
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    Here’s another low-quality pic:

    in reply to: Can you speak something of the North Korea air force? #2588952
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    38 F-15K from the first batch to be more precise, as two already crashed.

    in reply to: Soviet cruise missiles #1810369
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    Just found a nice, large pic of the Rubezh-E (SSC-3 “Styx”). Enjoy!

    in reply to: IMPRESSIVE WEAPON LOADS THREAD #2590006
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    Looks like a BLU-82/B “Daisy Cutter” with the particular long stick fuse for use in case of soft soil

    in reply to: Can you speak something of the North Korea air force? #2590333
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    the former Soviet Union was a summer resort compared to what is North Korea now in terms of secrecy. You just can’t compare them.

    As some already said, if you want high-res pics, just wait until the regime collapses. There is no other way.

    in reply to: China's News, Pics and Speculation Part 9 #2590424
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    Towed aerial gunnery target

    in reply to: Can you speak something of the North Korea air force? #2590460
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    proudfoot wrote:

    Also, I thought the MiGs in nk are MiG-29A?

    The MiG-29 in post #5 is a C model – watch the curved spine.

    googeler
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    Geez these Eastern European airforces are expensive jokes. They might as well scrap them all and put the money into worthy social projects.

    What they should do is demilitarise – scrap their armies and airforces (and navies if they have them) and replace them with Coast Guard type services responsible for fisheries protection, SAR and other peace time policing roles, counter terrorist police units and border police.

    Land locked countries such as the Czech Republic should simply have border guards and SAR aviation.

    Now this is cheap propaganda. Take this crap somewhere else, will ya?

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