Poland Su-7BKL c/n 6013 s/n 13 07/1966: Delivered to the Polish AF. 1966-67: 5 PLM-B. 1967-88: 3 PLM-Sz. 1988-90: 3 LPSZ-B. 18/07/90: Struck off charge at Mierzecice AB.
Currently preserved at the Katyn MWP in Warsaw.
Poland Su-7BKL c/n 7813 s/n 813 04/1972: Delivered to the Polish AF. 1972-88: 3 PLM-B. 1988-90: 3 LPSZ-B. 18/07/90: Struck off charge at Mierzecice AB.
Currently preserved at the Savigny-les-Beaune Museum, France.
Poland Su-22M4 c/n 23213 s/n 3213 05/1984: Transferred to the Polish AF. 1984-97: 6 PLM-B. 1997-99: 7 PLB-R. 1999-00: 8 PLM-B. 2000-02: 8 ELT. 2007: Withdrawn from use at Miroslawiec AB.
Currently preserved at Bydgoszcz AB.
Poland Su-22M4 c/n 28613 s/n 8613 08/1985: Delivered to the Polish AF. 1985: 40 PLM-B. 2000: 7 PLB-R. 2000-02: 7 ELT.
8 PLM-B.
Currently preserved at Bydgoszczy AB.
Poland Su-22M4 c/n 29513 s/n 951312/1985: Delivered to the Polish AF. 1986-97: 6 PLM-B. 1997: 40 PLM-B. 2002: 7 ELT.
Withdrawn from use.
Nose section currently preserved at Kopana. Owned by a private citizen?
Jan you have to quite careful of the ERA. The layout of the ERA cartridges could be different for many tanks being in usage. Again a great help would be images.
I was going to day buddy, they all look like being applied nice and tidy on the boxart, not so much on the above #313....
I imagine that ERA, could differ from tank to tank, right?