Pictures of Cold War aircraft.
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Hardlydank
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Oooh, a cold war aircraft thread? I've been hoping someone would make this!
Here's a J-22, aka IAR 93, a Romanian-Yugoslav subsonic attacker. It's got 2 twin barrel 23mms, and 5 hardpoints with 2800kg capacity
Here's a J-22, aka IAR 93, a Romanian-Yugoslav subsonic attacker. It's got 2 twin barrel 23mms, and 5 hardpoints with 2800kg capacity
ARTESH
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Hardlydank
Airman 1st Class
Amazing photo! I didn't know what it was so I looked at Iranian Air Force inventory and saw they have the Mirage F1, which seems to match up with the photo. Do you know if that's the right plane or not?
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
I'm not an expert in Plane ID' yet! but I think it matches. Only info about the Photo is that was taken an RF-4E, No time / date / place / crew mentioned or published.
That's the Central Armed Forces Museum downtown, not far from Lubyanka.
That's on the shore of a coastal city, the name of which escapes me. There's a Sea Harrier there, too and a submarine that the public can go aboard. The airport is also a naval aviation base.
Bingo! The naval aviation museum is at Diabolim, Goa on the opposite coast, but I always forget the name of that city.
Any love for the MiG-19? Because of the Chinese as the Shenyang J6 it has been through multiple variants produced over a period of 31 years.
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The two-seater was unique to Chinese production as the original manufacturer didn't pursue it as a production aircraft.
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One of the very first production batches of the J6, the Dong Feng 102; these were so badly put together the PLAAF refused to accept them and they were scrapped wholesale, making this a rare survivor.
Dong Feng 102
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Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-19 PMU SM-7M Farmer D 002
The two-seater was unique to Chinese production as the original manufacturer didn't pursue it as a production aircraft.
One of the very first production batches of the J6, the Dong Feng 102; these were so badly put together the PLAAF refused to accept them and they were scrapped wholesale, making this a rare survivor.
Hardlydank
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