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According to my knowledge, no.It is the Rumunian prototype of the training version of Yak23.Obbreviation "DC" stands for "doubla comanda"- two seats.The plane was a standard Yak 23 adaptation.The project was issued by CTIA ( Military Air force Institute of technology ) in 1956.The second cockpit was mounted instead of the rear tank fuel.The first cockpit was for a learner,the second one for an instructor. It was different from the Russian version of the a/c where the first was a instructor and the second pupil.The aircraft wasn't armed.
According to my knowledge, no.It is the Rumunian prototype of the training version of Yak23.Obbreviation "DC" stands for "doubla comanda"- two seats.The plane was a standard Yak 23 adaptation.The project was issued by CTIA ( Military Air force Institute of technology ) in 1956.The second cockpit was mounted instead of the rear tank fuel.The first cockpit was for a learner,the second one for an instructor. It was different from the Russian version of the a/c where the first was a instructor and the second pupil.The aircraft wasn't armed.